May20Shorelines...2020/05/04 · 7th place: Tangos (Carol Irons, Judy Samaras, and Emily Bianchi —first half only) 8th place: Disco Queens (Kay Gillespie, Karen Ramagnano, Harriett

MAY 2020

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Greetings FROM THE SHORES

NOTEWORTHY NEWS & EVENTSPlease note that this issue was completed in mid-April, therefore it may not have the most up-to-date information. All activities andevents are subject to change. Continue tocheck your email and refer to The Shores Daily

for the most up-to-date information.

For the May calendar please refer to www.LakeBarringtonShores.org.

Thank you! Jamie ScheppmanLake Barrington Shores, Lifestyle Director

NEIGHBOR HELPING NEIGHBORWe are available for wellness phone calls and rides to appointments.

Please contact Jenny at Barrington Area Council on Aging tomake appointments at 847-381-5030. She will notify us. The feeis $5.00 round trip. The money goes to BACOA for their programs.

For more information, please call Pat Zoeller at 937-623-0116.

4 May 2020 Shorelines, a Monthly Publication for the Residents of Lake Barrington Shores


LAKE BARRINGTON SHORES MANAGEMENT OFFICE64 OLD BARN ROAD, LAKE BARRINGTON, IL 60010847-382-1660 PHONE847-382-2731 FAX

WEBSITEwww.LakeBarringtonShores.orgFacebookwww.Facebook.com/LakeBarringtonShores

HOURS OF OPERATIONThe Lodge at the Shores Monday – Friday4:30am – 10:00pmSaturday5:00am – 10:00pmSunday5:00am – 9:00pm

MANAGEMENT OFFICEMonday – Friday8:00am – 5:00pmSaturday8:00am – 12:00pm

FIRST SERVICE RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER CARE(24 hours/7 days a week) 1-800-870-0010

LBS COMMUNITY TV CHANNELChannel 97

LAKE BARRINGTON SHORES GOLF CLUBRestaurant847-382-4240Pro Shop847-382-6650

OUTDOOR POOL At this time, scheduled to open on Saturday, May 23rd.Watch for updates.

MARINAAt this time, scheduled to open on Saturday, May 23rd.Watch for updates.

Note: Side Gates Open at 5:00am and close at midnight

PUBLIC SAFETY PATROL 224-223-5331

MAIN GATE 847-381-6515

MANAGEMENT STAFFLaura Nicolini, Executive [email protected] Ext. 3008

Jamie Scheppman, Lifestyle [email protected] Ext. 3005

Regina Gay, Community Managerfor Condos 1, 2, 6, 9, 10, [email protected] Ext. 3003

Sondra Latiolais, Community Managerfor Condos 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 11, [email protected] Ext. 3001

Evonne Feimster, Community [email protected] Ext. 3009

Amanda Grove, [email protected] Ext. 3000

PUBLIC WORKS / LANDSCAPE DEPARTMENTTom Latta, Public Works [email protected] Ext. 3006

William Metzler, Landscape [email protected] Ext. 6000

Joel Montemayor, Maintenance [email protected]

To follow up or check the status of a work order request please email: [email protected]

OTHER IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS:

Village of Lake Barrington847-381-6010

Cuba Township847-381-1924

Commonwealth Edison1-800-334-7661

Comcast Cable – Customer Service1-855-510-1609

Waste Management1-800-796-9696

Special Pick-Up1-800-447-1066

Hollinger Services – To request a Certificate of Insurance847-437-2184


AROUND AND ABOUT LAKE BARRINGTONCovid-19 daily updates for LCFPD, LakeCounty, Illinois, USA, are all available on yourVillage website—www.lakebarrington.org

CONNECT WITH USPlease sign up for VOLB’s online tool for sub-scribing to EMERGENCY messages.

On VOLB WEBSITE—WWW.LAKEBARRINGTON.ORG—left side ofhomepage, 4th from bottom, click on “Emergency Alerts,” follow instructions and sign up.

Special road signs are being placed throughout the Village, duringCovid-19: We Will Get Through This! God Bless Our First Respon-ders! God Bless Our Healthcare Professionals! Lake BarringtonStrong! www.lakebarrington.org

May Village Board Meeting is 7pm Tuesday, May 5. Everyone is always welcome to participate inyour official Village business!Information to attend via telephone is available at,www.lakebarrington.org

Contact Jim Thompson847-638-1638/[email protected]

FIRE SAFETY—DRYER VENTSAccording to the NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION(NFPA), 2,900 home clothes dryer fires are reported each yearand cause an estimated 5 deaths, 100 injuries, and $35 millionin property loss. FAILURE TO CLEAN THE DRYER AND VENT IS THELEADING CAUSE OF DRYER FIRES. At Lake Barrington Shores, ourmaintenance team will clear the exit vent of your dryer whenyou submit a work order. However, you need to do more! It isrecommended by the NFPA, that you clean lint filters every timeyou use the dryer and clean the vent ductwork each year. Hereis a list of safety tips from the NFPA:

• Have your dryer installed and serviced by a professional.Keep dryers in good working order.

• Do not use the dryer without a lint filter.

• Make sure you clean the lint filter before or after each load oflaundry. Remove lint that has collected around the drum.

• Rigid or flexible metal venting material should be used to sustain proper air flow and drying time.

• Make sure the air exhaust vent pipe is not restricted and theoutdoor vent flap will open when the dryer is operating. Oncea year, or more often if you notice that it is taking longer thannormal for your clothes to dry, clean lint out of the vent pipeor have a dryer lint removal service do it for you.

• Make sure the right plug and outlet are used and that the machine is connected properly. Dryers should be properlygrounded.

• Follow the manufacturer’s operating instructions and don’toverload your dryer.

• Turn the dryer off if you leave home or when you go to bed.

• Keep the area around your dryer clear of things that can burn,like boxes, cleaning supplies and clothing, etc.

• Clothes that have come in contact with flammable substances, like gasoline, paint thinner, or similar solventsshould be laid outside to dry, then can be washed and driedas usual.


Our next planned social event for members is in June, on theBeach. “FUN IN THE SUN” Beer and Brat Boil with Music and FunActivities.

We are hopeful the LBS marina will open as scheduled on Satur-day May 23rd. If so, our first sailboat race day will be Sunday May24th at 1:00pm. On race days the pontoon boat is reserved at5:00 for an evening of appetizers, drinks and camaraderie.

“Sailing For Fun” will take place every Saturday from June 6ththrough September 12th starting at 12:30pm. Members providesailboat rides and instruction for interested LBS residents.

Membership is only $30 per year which includes:-10 sail boat race days-10 evening pontoon boat cruises-15 “Fun Sail” days where you can learn how to sail-10+ planned and pop-up social events.

Mail checks payable to LBSSA, and your contact information toJudie Reynolds, 661 Shoreline Road, Lake Barrington, IL 60010.Email or call LBSSA Commodore Paul Trottier for more LBSSA information. ([email protected] or 224-655-2496).

HAVE YOU JOINED THE SAILING ASSOCIATION YET?

Sailing will return and so will the LBS Sailing Association with social events aplenty and sailing, too. Actually, the majority ofour club are social only members. We have GREAT social activities. And aren’t we all craving socializing again?

Members receive our sailing and social event schedules. Wehave many pop-up parties—like Bocce Ball & Brats and BloodiesBar on the Beach.

We are hoping to congregate on Saturday May 16, for a “Learnto Sail” event which is open to all LBS residents. We will teachBoat rigging and Racing techniques. It will be held at The Lodge5:00pm. Enjoy appetizers, drinks and learning more about whatthe LBSSA is all about!

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LADIES’ BOWLINGMuch like the NBA, NCAA, NFL and MLB, ourseason ended rather abruptly (at least we gotmost of it in, though). We had to cancel ourend-of-year banquet, but the prize money will

be distributed when we’re next able to meet. Here’s how weended up:

1st place: The Strollers (Chris Day, Sue Magiera, Kathleen Voight)

2nd place: Rond-N-Bowlers (Laurie Feldman, Charlotte Poje, SueGilder)

3rd place: Prima Ballerinas (Kay Beaty, Phyllis Hahn)

4th place: Jitter Bowl (Jackie Andrew, Ann Deja, Becky McGovern)

5th place: Boleros (Ro Levy, Carole Baranski, Nancy Claassen)

6th place: Foxy Trots (Carol Kanak, Eileen White, and Teddi Wolf-gram—first half only)

7th place: Tangos (Carol Irons, Judy Samaras, and Emily Bianchi—first half only)

8th place: Disco Queens (Kay Gillespie, Karen Ramagnano, Harriett Kumrow)

Season game over average: Jackie Andrew (206)Most Improved: Sue GilderHigh Game, Individual, Scratch: Judy Samaras (181)High Series, Individual, Scratch: Laurie Feldman (495)Other prizes will be awarded, we only listed the top of the top.

We had a fun time, lots of laughing and good friendly competi-tion. We’d love to have some new faces with us next season, westart in October and end in March. It’s all handicapped, so—oh,I haven’t bowled in years, or I’ve never bowled, or I have a 220average—you’re all welcome!

Thanks to everyone who helped make this year so much fun, andspecial thanks to Brad Zent at 3-D bowl for patience, advice,support, and friendship.

BUNCO!Have you played Bunco lately? Not since you were a kid? Well,don’t let that stop you from enjoying a night of camaraderie witha congenial group of your LBS neighbors.

The Bunco Club usually meets the first Friday of the month from6:30-9:30 p.m. in The Clubroom at The Lodge. HOWEVER, thismonth we’re going to change it up a bit. If all is well, we will meetthe SECOND FRIDAY in MAY. Everyone is welcome!

Join us on May 8th, even if you’ve never played before. It’s easyto learn and a lot of fun! Bring your own drink and a snack toshare, as well as $6 for the kitty.

For info, phone or text Mary Pass: 847-331-6881 or DaphneMatthews: 847-921-1099.

LBS BOOK CLUBALONE TIME (NF)Stephanie RosenbloomMay 4, 2020

During this period of enforced stay-in-place, have you dreamedabout traveling alone to Paris, Istanbul, Florence or New York?Stephanie Rosenbloom, New York Times/Travel columnist, pres-ents both substantive and delightful reasons for grabbing yourpassport (or REAL ID), packing your bag, and learning more aboutyourself while exploring the world alone, at your own pace, atyour pleasure—even if it is from your reading chair.

WHERE THE CRAWDADS SING (F)Delia OwensJune 1, 2020

Among the many remarkable aspects of this breakthroughnovel—67 weeks on the NYT Fiction Best Seller List and moreprint copies sold than any other book in 2019—is the heretoforeuntapped talent of its world renowned, 70-year old author, whohas spent decades of her life in Botswana and Zambia studyingand writing scientific articles about hyenas, lions and elephants.Set in coastal North Carolina, Owens’ gorgeous writing weavesconflict, pathos, nature, and beauty into a much beloved bookfor over 4.5 million readers in 41 countries. This coming-of-age,survival story will captivate you from first page to last.

LOCATION TO BE DETERMINED10:00 a.m.ALL READERS WELCOME

THE LBS BUNCO CLUB PRESENTS LEFT-CENTER-RIGHT!On the 3rd Friday of the Month, May 15th, we will be playingLEFT-CENTER-RIGHT, also known as “LCR,” in The Clubroom from6:30-9:30 p.m.

LCR is a fast-moving game of luck played with 3 dice and a wagerof 3 chips or coins per game. We will play with quarters, andthere will be a maximum of 8 rounds.

Even if you’ve never played before, come out and enjoy a nightof fun with a congenial group of your LBS neighbors in The Clubroom at The Lodge. Everyone is welcome!

Bring your own drink, a snack to share and a stack of quarters.Please bring a coin purse or a plastic bag to hold your quarters,and your winnings!

For info, phone or text Mary Pass: 847-331-6881 or DaphneMatthews: 847-921-1099.

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We wish to thank all the folks who have purchased our Annin Flag Kit. The communityis ablaze in red, white and blue! Flag kits remain available for sale, with FREE Installa-tion, for $55.

WORN, TATTERED FLAG???$30 new, replacement flag, of course withFREE installation. Call Tom Gilder—847-387-3235,or Jim Thompson—847-638-1638

Unfortunately, with Covid-19, we regret we have decided to cancel

2020 MEMORIAL DAY CEREMONY

The Veterans of LBS are a 501(c)19 organization. Your support is tax deductible. Veterans of LBS, P.O. Box 202, Barrington, IL 60010-0202. www.veteransoflbs.com

HIGH ROLLERSThanks to all who participated in our 2019/2020bowling season! The Board ended the season as of March 1, due to the separation order concerning COVID-19! 11 of our 15 weeks werecompleted at 3D bowl! Our banquet had to be

cancelled as well!

Congratulations to the Mud Hens team of Larry and Barb Augustine,Ginny Thompson, and Loraine O’Malley for winning the title of“champs”!

Individual highs for the season:

Men LadiesScratch Series Manny Rodriguez 669 Alice Griffin 515Scratch Game Wayne Jacobsen 254 Kay Beaty 198Handicap Series Bob Obernesser 709 Shirley Bossard 695Handicap Game Jim Doyle 269 Becky McGovern 262

Our 2020/2021 season will begin in October (date TBD) at 3Dbowl in Island Lake! No experience is necessary, just have fun,meet new friends, libation, etc. Watch for sign up informationthat will come out in August; or if you want information nowabout our league, contact President Sol Lewin at 708-373-9740,or Mike Thompson, 847-842-8529, Alice Griffin, 847-382-4522!!

Stay healthy!!

“It’s not how you bowl, it’s how you roll.”

LBS PHOTO CLUBWith the “Shelter in Place” order in effect, we’ve had to cancelour LBS Photo Club meetings while The Lodge is closed. Thatdoesn’t mean we can’t enjoy photography, particularly outdoorphotography.

We can practice social distancing and still enjoy nature and photography, especially here at Lake Barrington Shores. Springis bird migration season and we have a lot of birds stopping bythe lake and woods on their way to permanent breeding homes.

Birds can be tricky to photograph, but you can learn how to capture birds in your neighborhood. Start by photographing largersized species of birds, like ducks herons and sandhill cranes. Sand-hill cranes are large and easier to photograph. You may find themwalking on the golf course. Lake Barrington has several visitingspecies of waterfowl during spring. If you’re patient, you might beable to photograph a new duck you’ve never seen before. Eachspring season, I’ve found unusual species swimming right on ourlake including loons, swans and several varieties of ducks.

Common Loon at LBS

The LBS Photo Club is open to anyone who enjoys photographyor interesting images. Guests are welcome to attend as well. Wemeet the 1st Tuesday of the month in the Club Room beginningat 7 PM. Please contact Bob Reynolds if you are interested injoining this group.

[email protected]

PICKLE-BALLPickle-ball is slated to begin in June, provided restrictions havebeen lifted. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9:00 to 11 a.m.and Wednesday 6:00 p.m.

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Save the DatesJune 28—LBS Garden WalkJune 30—Wandering Tree Estate (The Train Lady)July 20—Hosta Garden Tour (Hosted by Penny Falkerson ofKildeer)

New ideas are encouraged in our group. New members are al-ways welcomed. Send $25 yearly dues to Treasurer, DonnaCasey, 401A Deer Trail Hill, Lake Barrington, IL 60010. (Makechecks payable to Gardeners of the Shores.)

GARDENERS OF THE SHORESArrangements have been made for the following programs and tours. However,due to the circumstances related to thecoronavirus, these activities will take placeonly if the current restrictions regarding

social gathering have been lifted. Make reservations until furthernotice. More information will follow closer to the dates.

Have you given some thought of being on the LBS Garden Walk?New gardens are welcomed—also a renovated deck or patio. Whynot share the beauty of your garden with friends and neighbors?Since we’re restricted in our traveling, we now have more time tospend in our gardens. This year they should be outstanding—largeor small, sun or shade, the array of gardens here at LBS is endless!Contact Marilyn; she’s anxiously awaiting to hear from you!! MarilynLageschulte, 847-381-0443, or [email protected]

Members’ Plant Exchange—May 21st, 9:30 A.M. Members candrop-off plants they wish to share at the home of Bonnie Keck,located at 691 Golf Lane, on Wednesday, May 20th. They will besorted according to sun or shade and ready to be picked-up onThursday, May 21st. Plants can be placed in small plastic baggiesor other small containers. This is a nice way for new gardenersto get started, as well as seasoned gardeners to share and visitwith other gardeners.

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Custom Cataract Surgery – In lieu of seminars Dr. Rosanova is offering free one-on-one custom cataract consultations in his office


LBS 9 AND DINE GOLF LEAGUE MEMBERSHIP 2020The 9 and Dine Golf League is a group of residents and non-residents, who get together one Friday a month and play 9 or 18holes of golf, followed by cocktails and dinner. The league is opento all golfers—we will pair you up if you do not have a group, andyou sign up and play when your schedule permits. The leaguealso has a Social Membership, which allows the non-golfer tojoin us for cocktails and dinner and participate in all social functions. So if you golf and your spouse does not, the non-golfing spouse can join you later for dinner. If you’re single, pleasejoin the group for golf and social...a great way to meet people.

When: Fridays starting May 15, 2020 & then the following dates6/12/2020, 7/31/2020, 8/28/2020, 9/18/2020

Tee times will be 12:30pm for those playing 18 holes and 3:00pmfor those playing 9 holes, followed by appetizers and dinner at ZaZa.

Where: The Lake Barrington golf course/restaurant.

Two types of Memberships are offered:Regular golfing membership, $45.00 per person. Allows you toparticipate in all the 9 and dine golf and social functions.

Social Membership: $25.00 per person. This membership is designedfor the non-golfer, you can participate in dinner, social functions.

Golf League—mail to:Diane Geiser 884 Oak HillLake Barrington, IL 60010

Phone # [email protected]

SHORESMEN

Hope this finds everyone healthy and ready to play!!!

MAYBE we can play on our scheduled opening day, Wednesday,May 6,at 8:30 depending on the status of COVID19-and the Governor lifting the rules of separation!

Assuming we play, we will start with coffee and donuts (hope-fully) at 7:30!

WATCH FOR BRIAN’S E MAILS FOR THE STATUS OF THE CLUBOPENING!

Questions, call Brian at 847-382-4240x16 or Steve Burgess at847-334-2743!

“Mulligan: invented by an Irishman who wanted to hit one moretwenty yard grounder.”

LADIES’ 9 HOLEThis is the year where flexibility is critical and locking down afirm schedule is challenging at best.

The Women’s 9 Hole Golf League opening day of golf, plannedfor April 30th, was cancelled and the start of the season is nowtargeted for Thursday, May 7th—if the golf course is allowed toopen and the COVID-19 restrictions are lifted. The openingbrunch previously scheduled for May 14th is cancelled. LeagueMembers: stay tuned for email updates as plans/schedules mayrapidly change.

If you are interested in learning more about this fun League, contact either of the Co-presidents:

Ann Kramer: 847-902-9778; email: [email protected] Andrew: 847-951-0883; email: [email protected]

We look forward to seeing you and all of our golfing buddiesSOON. Share a little bit of SUNSHINE in 2020 and let’s just golf!

Golf


CHAIR YOGAWednesdays 9:00-10:00 am in the Ballroom

Join us for sitting / standing yoga poses and postures covering a range of abilities. This coed session promotes flexibility,strength & balance, all while having fun. Beginners welcome.Please call or email Anita with questions: 847-337-9418 or [email protected].

Cost: $50 for 6 classes/ Drop in $10. (First class is free to encourage you to try it!)

A few reminders: no equipment needed. You can bring a yogamat if you want. Wear comfortable clothing so you can move.You can choose to wear shoes, socks or go barefoot. I just purchased yoga socks on Amazon—I like them!

Anita Maher lives in LBS and teaches other yoga classes here—so that is why her name is listed. Anita is my mentor, dear friendand is simply the best! You can email her with any questions.

My name is Joni Russert. I live in Barrington and teach chair yogafor LBS. You can email me at [email protected] if you haveany questions too.

Sincerely,Joni Russert

WATER AEROBICSHELP!! HELP!! HELP!!

We are being sequestered in our boxes at the indoor pool!!!!We are sick of staying at home...We want OUT!We miss all the members of Water AerobicsEVERY MON WED AND FRI AT 8:00 (ONLY $5)playing and exercising with us AND OH-OH THE MUSIC…IT IS DEATHLY QUIET HERE.

WHOEVER IS IN CHARGE OF THIS SITUATION PLEASE LISTEN TO OUR PLEA!We will be glad to play in the indoor or outdoor pool.

Thank You,Noodles and Barbells

(P.S. You can call Kathy Obernesser at 847-381-8065)SHE LOVES US!

FITNESS CENTER REMINDER!Please wipe down all equipment at the conclusion of your workout.

Thank you, LBS Management

YOGA CLASSES WITH PAMTRY YOUR FIRST CLASS FOR FREE!!!

Monday 9:30–10:45amLight Yoga—A series of yoga poses and breathing exercises designed and adapted to promote a tranquil and relaxing yoga experience. In this class we take a gentle approach to yoga postures while working on alignment and having fun improvingflexibility, strength, balance and relaxation techniques.

Saturdays 9:45–11:00amYoga—In this all-level class we incorporate yoga postures andbreathing exercise to promote flexibility, strength, balance and relaxation while continuing to fine tune alignment in poses. Adaptations available.

Mondays 4:30–5:45pmThursdays 5:00–6:15pmYoga/Yoga Flow—These classes incorporate a series of yogaposes and breathing exercises providing a more physical programmoving from pose to pose while still focusing on posture and align-ment. This class uses weight-bearing poses and more challengingtransitions to build strength, endurance, flexibility, improve balanceand relaxation. All students are welcome to take it at your ownpace. Variations will be given.

Cost: $50 for 6 classes within 6 weeks or drop in at $10 per class.Private sessions: $75/hour

Contact: Pam Wilhelm RYT 847-612-4568 or [email protected]

YIN/YANG YOGAFriday mornings 9am–10:15amYin yoga is a yoga practice on the mat, holding the stretches abit longer to encourage relaxation. The second part of the classwe do a traditional yoga flow. Open to all levels.

Instructor: Anita Maher 500RYTCost: $50 for 6 classes or $10 drop incall Anita @ 847-337-9418 or email:[email protected]

RESTORATIVE YOGATUESDAY EVENINGS 6:30PM–8PMA gentle yoga class, combined with some strengthening and balancing work. Great for beginners or anyone looking for a gentler yoga practice. We finish the practice with a short meditation. Open to all levels.

Instructor: Anita Maher 500RYTCost: $50 for 6 classes or $10 drop in call Anita @ 847-337-9418 or email: [email protected]






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