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about Town Fashion’s Night Out n September 6, the 4th Fashion’s Night Out (FNO), Walk to Cure Diabetes. One small way we can help is to support the cause an after-hours shopping extravaganza, offered an even great- with him, and we were not disappointed! Residents came out and shopped er showcase of celebrities, designers, and stars for shop- the latest fall fashions at Mia Sorella, sipped wines provided by McGonigals, pers at thousands of FNO events across the United States. snacked on tasty appetizers from Cooper’s of Barrington, and gave back,” In downtown Barrington, Mia Sorella was part of the action by hosting an she said. exclusive FNO event that went beyond celebrating fashion: a portion of the Neighboring merchants, Grassroots and Notice, joined in. Grassroots night’s sales were given directly to Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation highlighted its latest fashion lines and served a variety of beer samples (JDRF) in support of Ricky’s Ramblers. provided by McGonigal’s. Notice showcased fall clothing and accessories “Ricky, an 8-year-old Barrington resident, was diagnosed with Juvenile and offered wine and appetizers provided by Francesca’s Familia. The mer- Diabetes at the age of four,” said Mary Sirois, owner of Mia Sorella. “Each chants were able to donate $1,000 to JDRF to support Ricky’s Ramblers year since, he and his team, Ricky’s Ramblers, participate in the Ron Santo while offering residents a night of shopping fun. about Town Calendar Saturday, Nov. 10 BJWC Fall Fashion Show Stonegate Conference and Banquet Center Hoffman Estates, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. The Barrington Junior Women’s Club hosts its 11th Annual signature fundraiser. This year’s theme, “Great Gatsby Glam” is sure to please all! This pre-holiday season event is filled with boutique shopping, raffles, silent and live auctions, lunch and a fabulous fashion show. BJWC supports women, children, and families in need as well as numerous local nonprofits. The event will be held at the Stonegate Center at 2401 W. Higgins, just off of Barrington Rd. For more information, visit www.bjwc.org. ............................................. Saturday, November 17 Members of the Barrington Chapter of the Infant Welfare Society meet in September to discuss chapter business and plan their upcoming holiday lunch and fundraiser scheduled for December 5 (see details below). Chapter president, Celeste Jackson (on the far right) offers updates on the chapter’s plans and upcoming activities, below. Gratitude for 70 Years of Barrington Support A message of thanks from Celeste Jackson, IWS chapter president Holiday Wine Walk Downtown Barrington, 2 – 6 p.m. Come kick off your holidays in Barrington with a day of shopping, strolling and sipping throughout the Village. Many of the “stops” along the way will feature some of the season’s finest wines, special holiday drinks, delicious appetizers and treats, all while shopping for unique gifts. For a complete list of participating shops and restaurants, please visit www. EnjoyBarrington.com ............................................. One of the beautiful things about our community is the generosity of our residents. It is the culmination of giving of time, support and charitable donations from people in our community that has kept the Barrington Chapter of the Infant Welfare Society going strong for more than 70 years. We are one of 15 chapters of the Auxiliary of the Infant Welfare Society (IWS) who contribute our time, talents, and resources to insure affordable, quality medical, dental, and counseling services to the working poor of Chicago. These are people who are only beginning to discover the American dream, people who desire to have their children become healthy, able adults. What began as a simple mission of providing safe milk to the infants of immigrant workers more than 100 years ago has grown to a state-of-the-art facility located at 3600 W. Fullerton in Friday, 11/30 – Sunday, 12/2 Chicago. The Barrington Chapter of IWS has also evolved. Our members now include women from Barrington Youth Dance Ensemble The Nutcracker various age groups, locations, and lifestyles. We are actively seeking women who would like to contribute to this worthy cause. In the month of November, our chapter will be paying tribute at The Shows at 2 or 7 p.m. Barrington Area Library to past members who have paved the way for our current members. Don’t miss this Barrington holiday tradition! BYDE present’s the area’s finest production of “The Nutcracker” featuring renowned international guest performers, local student dancers and extravagant sets and costumes and set designs. Performances are Nov. 30 at 7 p.m.; Dec. 1 at 2 or 7 p.m.; and Dec. 2 at 2 p.m. Group rates are available. Performances are held at the Barrington High School. To purchase tickets, visit www.byde.org or call 847-382-6333. ............................................. Saturday, December 1 Holiday Trolley Park once and ride the Holiday Trolley to all events! Continued on 76 74 • The planning of our events is the focus of our monthly meetings. Our events have included grand galas, teas, fashion shows, and golf outings. Today, our chapter is involved in supporting the clinic in various ways. We collect items for our resale shop located in the clinic, and collect baby supplies for the “Healthy Steps” program (that are purchased and donated by Jewel shoppers on a selected day in July). We are also hosting our fall Coat Drive in conjunction with CD One Price Cleaners in which your donated coats are cleaned and distributed to the patients of the clinic. We can’t thank you enough for supporting this worthy cause. If you would like to learn more about the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago, visit the clinic website at www.infantwelfare.org. For those of you interested in becoming more involved in the Barrington chapter, contact us at: [email protected]. December Luncheon Fundraiser The “Celebrate the Season” IWS holiday luncheon which will take place on Wed., Dec. 5, at the Concorde Banquet Hall in Kildeer. The luncheon includes silent auction items, boutique shopping and raffles. Tickets are $45 per person. To request an invitation, email the IWS at: barringtoninfantwelfare@ gmail.com. Quintessential Barrington | QB ar r ing ton .com Teens 4 Teens Teamwork Each year, more than 200 eighthgraders from Station and Prairie Middle Schools participate in Teens for Teens Detail Center & Hand Car Wash (T4T), a local, nonprofit group formed by students for students that encourages working together to make a positive impact on other youth through volunteerism. T4T hosts after-school and weekend hands-on activities each month. This year, T4T kicked-off with a food Barrington Station Middle School students, Ellie Stodola and drive to benefit Hope Alive, the after- Sophie Harwood, cover one of the shifts at the Jewel Osco to school program in Chicago. Hope Alive collect food the T4T food drive. provides a safe place for elementary school children to study, play games, and interact with their peers after school and throughout the summer. T4T visited Hope Alive in early October to stock pantry shelves and later in the month to host a Halloween party. The group also packed food at Feed My Starving Children in September. In existence for nearly a decade, the T4T program has proven to be an effective means for Barrington students to develop their own volunteer ethic, as well as their leadership and teamwork skills. Students are actively involved in planning and implementing the group’s activities. Many former T4T students have continued to be involved in volunteer activities through high-school and into adulthood. Professional Detailing Services • Finest Materials & Products • Careful & Consistent Workmanship • Extensive Experience With Exotic, Classic & Black Automobiles “For a car that looks, smells & feels like new.” Gearing Up for Giving Day Once again, the Barrington Giving Day Board is getting ready for one of the community’s Since 1985 largest collaborations – Barrington Giving Day – 2012. Many organizations in the greater Barrington area come together to help provide for others; all donations of clothing, toys, and food are made available to those in need within the Barrington District 220 boundaries. Proud Sponsor of Everyone can help with this holiday tradition. Volunteers are needed so please sign up! Donations of new and gently used coats, hats, gloves, boots, snow pants, books, and toys are needed. Boxes for these donations will be at all schools, churches and Barrington businesses on November 12. Cash donations are urgently needed to purchase food and other essential items. Checks may be made payable to: Barrington Giving Day. Mail your check donation to: Barrington Bank & Trust; Attn: J. P. Hills, 201 S. Hough St., Barrington, IL 60010. 847.304.4333 www.autoimageinc.com For more information, contact Pat Karon at [email protected], and visit www.barringtongivingday.org. 4 1 7 We s t M a i n S t r e e t B a r r i n g t o n QB ar r ing ton .com | Quintessential Barrington • 75 el iv er ! about W e D Town Holiday Trolley rides will be available from 10:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. The trolley will make a continuous hourly circuit with stops every 15 minutes at the following locations: Village Center – 100 S. Cook St., The Ice House Mall; Shops on Lageschulte Street; and the Foundry Shopping Center on Northwest Hwy. See page 80 for more details. ............................................. Saturday, Dec. 1 Celebrate Santa’s Arrival 10 a.m. - 7p.m. Plan your day to visit all four of these unique holiday locations: Candy Cane Festival: Foundry Shopping Center, 10a.m. – 2p.m. Order Your Holiday Desserts Today! Pre-Order your gourmet pies for 10% off 847.438.9300 20771 N. Rand Road • Kildeer Visit us at CoutureCupcakeCafe.com Winter Wonderland: Ice House Mall, 11 a.m – 4p.m. Gingerbread Lane: The Shops on Lageschulte, 12p.m. – 5p.m. Barrington’s Holiday Tradition of the Annual Tree Lighting: Village Center on S. Cook St.,1 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Law Offices of Robert H. Hanaford, LLC ............................................. Saturday, December 1 United States Marine Corps. Reserve Toys for Tots Program Baier, anchor of Fox News Channel’s “Special Report with Bret Baier,” will be our Honorary Guest Speaker. This year’s live auction includes tickets to both the 2013 Grammy and Emmy Awards, plus many more wonderful items to choose from! Enjoy cocktails, live auction, Keys for the Cause, dinner and dancing to the great music of The Pete Fleming Orchestra, all for a good cause. The Barrington Hills Country Club is located at 300 W. County Line Rd., in Barrington Hills. Tickets are $200 per person. The event is Black Tie. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www. barringtonchildrenscharities.com. ............................................. 10/29 – 11/8 Deer Park TownCenter Holiday Activities Letters to Santa Holiday wishes granted. Kids, write a letter to Santa and you’ll be entered to win a ride with him on the fire truck at Santa’s Arrival. Drop your letter in the mailbox at Barnes & Noble in the children’s department. Santa arrives on Friday, Nov. 9, at 6 p.m. with fireworks and to flip the switch for the holiday lights. Nov. 9 at 6 p.m. Santa’s Arrival Here Comes Santa Claus! Deer Park Town Center greets Santa! Join us as Santa turns on the holiday lights with a free fireworks extravaganza. Santa will be available to visit with children until 8:30 p.m. Rain date is November 10. 1 – 6:30 p.m. The Village is teaming up with the Toys for Tots program by accepting donations of new, unwrapped toys on between 1 – 6:30 p.m. on S. Cook St. next to Santa’s red house in the Village Center. ............................................. Nov. 1 - December 10 Celebrate Shopping Barrington Sweepstakes Personal Injury & Business Litigation Insurance Law • Transportation Accidents Work Injury • Construction Site Accidents Appointed by Governor Jim Edgar to Illinois Workers Compensation Review Board, 1993 to present. Co-Editor Illinois State Bar Association Insurance Law Newsletter. 312.899.9020 150 S. Wacker Drive • Suite 2600 • Chicago 847.516.5297 100 E. Northwest Highway • Fox River Grove hanafordlaw.com 76 • The Celebrate Shopping Barrington Sweepstakes is returning! Shop at participating Barrington merchants to receive an entry card and win up to $250 in Barrington Shopping Dollars.Visit www.EnjoyBarrington.com for a complete listing of special events, participating stores and restaurants, and sweepstakes rules. ............................................. Saturday, December 8 Holly Ball Barrington Hills Country Club, 7 p.m. The Barrington Children’s Charities hosts its second Holly Ball this holiday season, to benefit area children. We are pleased to announce Bret Quintessential Barrington | QB ar r ing ton .com Friday, November 23 Black Friday A Holiday Gift for You from Deer Park Town Center. Free Gift Card! ‘Like’ us on Facebook and be one of the first 250 Deer Park Town Center Friends to visit the Center Office on Friday, Nov. 23 beginning at 8am and receive a Free $25 Gift Card, plus a Black Friday Survival Kit. Now that’s jolly! Must be 18, show a valid ID and be a DPTC Facebook friend by 11/23/12. No purchase necessary. Saturday, December 8 Breakfast with Santa Join us on Saturday, December 8 for a hot breakfast with Santa. Reservations at Biaggi’s beginning at 8am, call 847-438-1850. $5 donation for adults, $3 donation for children 10 & under. Donations benefit Women in Need Growing Stronger (W.I.N.G.S.). Pick up a gift tag from the W.I.N.G.S. giving tree at Biaggi’s and donate a gift to a family in need. If You Want Results, Seek Out The BEST. “Kathy’s knowledge, sheer passion, dedication and concern sets her apart from other realtors” . . . “outstanding advocate” . . . “honest, trustworthy and caring real estate professional” . . . “harder On Oct. 10, the Mayor of the Village of Hoffman Estates and Village Trustees joined local and corporate Schaumburg Audi employees for the dealership’s groundbreaking and to share its strategic plans to the year 2020. The new location for Schaumburg Audi is 1200 W. Golf Rd. in Hoffman Estates. From left: Village of Hoffman Estates trustees. From fourth on left: Scott Zuercher, Audi of America; Jim Leopardo, Leopardo Construction; Jeff Schneider Colliers International; Joe Behles, Behles + Behles; Village of Hoffman Estates Mayor William McLeod Hoffman Estates; and Mike Hall and Brian Hall of Schaumburg Audi. & smarter” . . .“there is no one better.” My clients’ words say it all. Kathy Pinkus VP-Fine Homes Division 303 East Main Street Barrington 847.431.2190 HomesInBarrington.com On Sept. 16, Riding Club of Barrington Hills members Susan Reese, Gail Baldwin, and Katie Rose visit with Buck Brannahan at his recent clinic in Bristol, Wisc. QB ar r ing ton .com | Quintessential Barrington • 77 Bla ir Holmes Productions, Inc. DESIGNERS & BUILDERS DEVELOPMENT, INC. 25 Years of Experience • New Construction • Kitchen & Bath Remodeling • Room Additions • Sunrooms & Decks • Basement Finishing & Remodeling Marc Bulandr, Jennifer Bulandr, Julie Halston, and Ralph Howard Barrington Meets Broadway 847.381.8315 On Saturday, October 13, the Drake Hotel in Chicago was the setting for Breathe Benefit 2012: Com- designersbuildersdev.com the second year, the PFF was honored to have Mary Ann Ahern from NBC5 News serve as honorary munity Inspiring a Cure, the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation’s (PFF) annual dinner and fundraiser. For chairwoman and emcee. More than 250 generous guests helped to raise over $150,000 in support of the Foundation’s mission. Broadway actress and devoted PFF advocate, Julie Halston, and her husband, broadcaster Ralph Howard (a pulmonary fibrosis patient and lung transplant recipient), spoke as part of the CFC’s Make A Difference Day Volunteers of all ages, from Cub Scouts to seniors, brought energy, enthusiasm, and record numbers to CFC’s Make A Difference Day, on Oct. 27. Workers gathered seed of native plants at CFC’s Grigsby Prairie in Barrington Hills, then, headed to CFC headquarters for a Volunteer Appreciation Cookout. Volunteers visited the seed room, where seeds are sorted and stored. Volunteers are now ready for: cleaning, recording, weighing and mixing, in preparation for sowing the seeds on Nov. 11, 15, 17 and 18. Work hours: Sunday workdays are 3:30-5 p.m.; Thurs. and Sat. workdays are 9-11 a.m. After Nov. 18, CFC will end Sun. and Thurs. workdays for the season. Brush cutting starts Sat., Nov. 24, 9-11 a.m., and continues through March on Saturdays. New volunteers are always welcome. Call CFC at 847-382Tom and Mary Ann Ahern SAVE (7283). 78 • evening’s program. Jennifer Bulandr of Barrington Hills, the Foundation’s Director of Community Affairs, said, “We are so thankful for the support of celebrities like Mary Co-chair Kathy Petrak; honorary chair and emcee Mary Ann Ahern; Daniel M. Rose, MD, PFF’s President and CEO; and co-chair Chuck Lawless. Ann Ahern, Julie Halston, and Ralph Howard, who help bring vital awareness about pulmonary fibrosis.” To learn more about the PFF and pulmonary fibrosis, a terminal lung disease with no FDA-approved treatment and no cure, visit www.pulmonaryfibrosis.org. Tom and Mary Ann Ahern Quintessential Barrington | QB ar r ing ton .com A Barrington Tradition Celebrate the Holidays & with family friends at Chessie’s Restaurant 200 Applebee St. | Located in the Historic Ice House Mall | Barrington | (847) 382-5020 | Hours: Mon-Sat 11am–11pm, Sun 11:30am-9pm Holiday Fun at Lake Geneva In September of 1940, four teenage friends entered the Lascaux cave in southern France and stumbled upon an astonishing, priceless treasure. Beautifully subtle paintings and engravings of animals lined the cave walls – highly sophisticated artwork made by the hands of our early ancestors almost 20,000 years ago. With their evocative imagery, the cave paintings of Lascaux quickly gained recognition as the world’s premier example of prehistoric art. Lascaux (pronounced Lass-co) attracted over one million visitors between 1948 and 1963, when the French government closed the cave to the public in order to preserve the ancient masterpieces. Now visitors to Chicago’s Field Museum can experience the same thrill of discovery felt by those young cave explorers more than 70 years ago. On March 20, 2013, the Museum will open Scenes from the Stone Age: The Cave Paintings of Lascaux, a monumental re-creation of the cave with full-size replicas of paintings, including some shown for the first time to the public. The Field Museum is the first North American venue for this much-anticipated exhibition, organized by the Conseil General de la Dordogne in France. The Field’s showing of the exhibition runs through September 8, 2013. Tickets to Scenes from the Stone Age are included in both Discovery and AllAccess passes to the Museum. Discounts are available for Chicago residents. Special rates are available for tour operators and groups of 15 or more. Call Group Sales toll-free at 888.FIELD.85 or 888-343-5385. The Field Museum is located at 1400 S. Lake Shore Dr. in Chicago. Visit www.fieldmuseum.org, or call 312-922-9410 for general information. Nov. 10 & 11 Holiday Open House This “Streets of Lake Geneva” features holiday happenings with over 20 merchants. Stroll through downtown shops to preview the holiday season, while musicians, authors, and artists entice guests to sip and taste their way through this historic downtown district. Nov. 18 – Dec. 31 Christmas in the Country The Grand Geneva A celebration of lights, music, theatre, and cuisine begins with the illumination of a million lights across the resort’s 1300 acres of countryside. The six-week festival continues inside, featuring dozens of mechanical holiday displays, daily teas, gingerbread house building contests, breakfast with Santa and Hooray for the Holidays! – a Broadwaystyle musical extravaganza. Call 800-558-3417, or visit www.grandgeneva.com. Christmas at Lake Geneva Nov. 30 – Dec. 2 Festival of Lights A weekend holiday celebration. Tree lighting ceremony, live entertainment including the arrival of reindeer and Father Christmas. Activities throughout downtown Lake Geneva. Call 262-249-9197 for more info. Dec. 1 37th Annual Great Electric Children’s Christmas Parade: A holiday tradition! Downtown Lake Geneva at 5 p.m. For more info, call 262-248-4416 or visit www.lakegenevawi.com. Dec. 1 – 15 Santa, his elves, and live reindeer every Sat. at Starbucks. Enjoy living Christmas window displays every Sat. & Sun. Downtown Holiday Hours Nov. 22 - Dec. 13 and Dec. 15 - 19th: Shops are open until 8 p.m. QB ar r ing ton .com | Quintessential Barrington • 79 THE BARRINGTON PLACE FOR HOLIDAYS November 1 - December 24 Celebrate Barrington Holiday Sweepstakes Win up to $250.00 in Barrington Shopping Dollars. Shop at participating Barrington merchants. No purchase necessary. Contest runs from November 1, 2012 to December 10, 2012. Photo courtesy: Susan McConnell Celebrate Santa’s Arrival in Barrington Saturday, December 1, 10:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Plan your day to visit these 4 unique holiday events: Barrington Holiday Trolley December 1, 2012 10:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Candy Cane Festival Foundry Shopping Center 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Gingerbread Lane The Shops on Lageschulte 12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Winter Wonderland Ice House Mall 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Barrington Aglow A Holiday Tradition Village Center on S. Cook St. 1:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Beginning Schedule: Carriage rides, carolers, free hot chocolate and cookies, and Santa’s arrival at 5:00 p.m. for For more information about the tree lighting. Santa visitis events throughout the holidays, from 5:00 - 6:30 p.m. please visit www.EnjoyBarrington.com THE VILLAGE OF BARRINGTON 847.304.3400 a great place to live, work, and play Park once and ride to all events! The trolley will follow the schedule below, circling back to the Village Center in a continous loop throughout the day. 10:30 a.m. ~ Village Center 10:45 a.m. ~ Ice House Mall 11:00 a.m. ~ Lageschulte St. 11:15 a.m. ~ The Foundry Experience. Integrity. Service. Our clients are at the center of everything we do. We are a team of experienced investment professionals with a commitment to maintaining the highest levels of integrity and client service. Team members work together to ensure that you will receive a seamless service experience. We believe an educated and informed client is the best client, and we will work with you to define your goals and develop a structured plan to help achieve those goals. Equally important, we will monitor your plan’s progress on an ongoing basis and keep you updated regularly on where you stand in relation to your goals. (Pictured from left to right): Susanne M. Riley, Senior Registered Client Associate; Bradley S. Gempeler, Financial Advisor; Amy J. 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Like his previous treks, this will be a solo ride with the exception of occasionally being joined by local groups and family members. On this ride, Barrington friends who joined Lee on his West Coast RIDE include Kim Duchossois, Beth Raseman and Peter Yankala. Lee credits his family for their support of his unique effort to make a difference. You will love the way pilates makes your body feel. 847.277.9642 Visit our new Barrington Studio | Next to CVS www.TruCorePilates.com 82 • Quintessential Barrington | QB ar r ing ton .com PH O T O S: Su s a n M cCo nne l l Full Funding & Formal Maintenance Programs Past Chair of Illinois State Bar Trusts & Estates Council Over 25 Years Experience Navigate today’s economy with a long-term perspective For 125 years, throughout major shifts in the markets, we’ve been helping investors stay on track toward their goals. Our Financial Advisors have the knowledge, resources and long-term vision to help you reach the financial milestones in your life. 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