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about Town
Our House Is Now a Home
One hundred years from now, the residents of Barrington will have a
216-year-old building in the heart of town that supports the community’s
culture, special events, and memories. The 116-year-old home of today on
Main Street is brand new again. This is a gift we have given to each other—
one that will always remind us of Barrington’s exciting Sesquicentennial
year. Since a masterful renovation inside and out, as well as thoughtful
interior and exterior designs, Barrington’s White House has already had
her first wedding. The calendar is filling quickly for social, cultural, and
family events and exciting things are in store for 2016. Quintessential
Barrington and the Barrington Area Chamber of Commerce are hosting
the first Chamber Mixer of the Month at the home on December 15 at 5
p.m. What fond memories will you make at Barrington’s White House?
The house is now our home. You are invited to enjoy her in the months
and years ahead.
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Thursday November 5 –
Sunday, November 8
“The Lion King”
Prairie Middle School
40 E. Dundee Road, Barrington
BMS Prairie presents “The Lion King, Jr.”
and tickets are now available online. You
can also buy tickets at the door. Adults:
$10; students and seniors, $5.
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Saturday, November 7 and
Sunday, November 8
14th Annual Showcase of Arts and Crafts
Barrington Park District
235 Lions Drive, Barrington
Sat.—9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sun.—10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
This two-day event is mixed media arts
and crafts, showcasing artists from the
Midwest. The free admission and parking
allows the public a unique fair-going
experience. The Showcase features
original works of art unique to our
exhibitors which have been juried by our
Showcase Committee. Categories include
but are not limited to folk art, photography,
paintings, stained glass, ceramics, linens,
wood working, and jewelry. All event rooms
are on the main level which is handicap
accessible. The show is held prior to the
holiday “rush,” a great time to begin your
Christmas shopping!
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Wednesday, November 11
Be@Ease Meeting
Barrington Area Library
From 2–4 p.m.
Be@Ease is a program that encourages
people to plan for the unexpected. Learn
more about the importance of advance
care planning and the Five Wishes tool.
This meeting offers a chance to ask
questions about completing the Five
Wishes and more. To learn more, visit
www.beatease.org, or contact Rachael at
[email protected].
Wednesday, November 11 –
Saturday, November 14
House of Hope Resale’s
Holiday Premiere Fundraiser
200 N. Hough Street/
Market Center Shops
From 10 a.m.–4 p.m. daily
This festive, four-day event is a muchanticipated kick-off to the holiday season.
All proceeds from merchandise sales benefit
local families who are in crisis through the
Saint Anne Hope Ministries. Find furniture,
toys, jewelry, collectibles, clothing, and much
more. The House of Hope Resale Shop
may be reached at 847-756-4673. To reach
Hope’s Ministries, contact 847-381-5721.
everyone to support their neighborhood
small businesses by shopping locally on Small
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Business Saturday on Nov. 28. Small Business
Thursday, November 12
Saturday is a national movement that marks
New York, New York
Women’s Club of Inverness
a day to support the local businesses that
Venuti’s Banquets
serve neighborhoods around the U.S. Small
9:30 a.m. – 3 p.m.
The Women's Club of Inverness is proud to
announce the fall benefit New York, New
York. Come with friends to Venuti's, 2251
W. Lake St. in Addison. Enjoy the silent
auction, raffles, wine tasting, and boutique
shopping with over 30 vendors. A lovely
brunch is served between 11 a.m. and 1
p.m. All proceeds benefit area charities and
college scholarships to deserving students.
For more information, email karenkallman@
aol.com or call 847-397-8955.
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Bliss Holiday Luncheon
Women’s Biz Net
Marriott Northwest
Route 59 at I-90
11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
This annual Barrington Area Chamber of
Commerce event has grown and now moved
to the Marriott Northwest located at 4800
Hoffman Blvd. Enjoy time off at this lovely
luncheon and mini-expo event with other
business women from the area. Meet local
vendors who offer great gift ideas. Tickets
are $35 for BACC members, and $45 for
non-member guests. For more information,
contact BACC at 847-381-252.
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'Let it Be Us" News
Let It Be Us introduces their “Finding
Forever Family Events” about adoption
from foster care. These town hall style
meetings present an opportunity to learn
about the children available for adoption,
as well as foster to adopt opportunities.
Hear from social workers and adoption
recruiters about their organizations and
programs and hear stories of adoption
from parents who have gone through the
process. Adoption from foster care does
not discriminate against age, income,
marital status, or sexual orientation.
Adoption from foster care is without
financial cost.
The Illinois Heart Gallery, a photography exhibit of children available for adoption, will also be present at this event.
This event is open to the public and is
free of cost.
Hinsdale Public Library
Thursday, Dec. 3, from 6:30–9 p.m. To
learn more visit www.LetItBeUs.org
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Commercial
& Residential
Sam Oliver Retires as
CFC Staff Director
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Citizens for Conservation as its staff director
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since 1984. Her positive impact and working
knowledge has brought immeasurable value
to the organization and the community.
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This fall, Oliver retired from her position as
the ultimate go-to person for information,
guidance, history, and connections. She
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Her organizational skills have helped
CFC to expand its reach and have a larger
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to get coverage and information out
about the many educational events and
accomplishments of CFC. She represented
CFC and the best interests of our area’s
conservation needs at community events,
governmental regional meetings, and others.
Oliver has been synonymous with CFC,
conservation, and community leadership.
In addition to her work with CFC, Oliver
has been active in numerous other projects,
on many boards, and generally supporting
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everything she can. She participated in the
Village of Barrington’s Sesquicentennial
History Work Group, leveraging her vast
knowledge and producing the “Keepers of
the Land” chapter in QB’s Special Edition
history book. With great attention to the
facts and details, Oliver recounted some of
the Barrington area’s most important steps
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Saturday, December 12
Holiday Luncheon Fundraiser
South Barrington Garden Club
2015 Holly Ball
Barrington Children’s Charities
Doors open at 10 a.m.
Barrington Hills Country Club
The South Barrington Garden Club
will hold its annual Holiday Luncheon
Fundraiser at The Cotillion, 360 S.
Creekside Dr. in Palatine. Doors will
open at 10 a.m. Enjoy raffle prizes and
baskets, a silent auction, and vendors.
The floral designer presentation will be
Anton Englemann of Town & Country
Gardens. Lunch will be served prior to
the speaker. Call Wanda at 847-382-7133.
The cost will be $45. To register, find
the registration form at online at www.
sbgclub.org.
6:30 p.m.
Battle at Barrington Reenactment
This year's event will be stylishly different
and elegant with a cocktail hour, seated
dinner, live auction, signature “Keys for
the Cause” raffle and dancing to the live
music of "16 Candles". The event will be
wrapped in a gorgeous, stylish "trimmed
in tartan" setting. This is the nonprofit’s
largest fundraiser each year and
significantly helps support the Blessings
in a Backpack Program, which feeds
children in need over the weekends in all
eight Barrington District 220 elementary
schools. Tickets are $225 per person. For
ticket sales and more information, visit
www.barringtonchildrenscharities.com.
Langendorf Park
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3 p.m.
Tuesday, December 15
On Nov. 27 in 1934, infamous Chicago
gangster Baby Face Nelson engaged in a
gun battle with F.B.I. agents on Route 14,
where he was mortally wounded. The
Federal agents lost their lives protecting
the public. The scene will be re-enacted
complete with vintage costumes and
cars. Get there early to find parking
and not miss the reenactment at 3 p.m.
After, from 3:30 to 5 p.m., stop in the
Park District for refreshments and to
meet the actors and discuss the event.
Read QB’s feature about this
event on page 144. Sponsored by the
Village of Barrington Sesquicentennial
Committee..
Mixer of the Month
Barrington Area Chamber of Commerce
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“The Nutcracker”
Presented By BYDE
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Friday, November 27
Friday, December 4
Hometown Holiday
Inverness Park District
5 p.m.
The Inverness Park District is the place
for a Hometown Holiday! To learn more,
visit wwwinvernessparkdistrict.com or
call 847-934-6300. The Inverness Park
District is located at 300 N. Highland
Road in Inverness. Save the Date: The
2016 Daddy Daughter Dance will be held
on Friday, Jan. 29 from 7–9 p.m.
Barrington’s White House
145 W. Main Street
Calling all Barrington Area Chamber
of Commerce members! QB magazine
will co-host a special holiday mixer at
Barrington’s White House—the first
Chamber mixer in the newly renovated
grand home on West Main Street in
downtown Barrington. Watch for your
invitation in the mail soon! R.S.V.P. to
BACC is requested at 847-381-2525.
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Friday, December 18 –
Sunday, December 20
The area’s finest production of “The
Nutcracker” features professionals as well
as local dancers. Order your tickets soon
for this production held at Barrington
High School’s main auditorium at 616 W.
Main St. To order tickets, visit www.byde.
org or call 847-382-6333. To learn more,
see BYDE’s ad in this issue on page 55.
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Barrington Hills’ “Hoop Dreams”
On Monday, Oct. 5, Countryside
Elementary School students
participated in an energetic Pep Rally
to kick-off the fundraising effort for the
outdoor Basketball and Sports Court.
The children learned about the
“Coins 4 the Court” Challenge.
This event will allow every child to
contribute to the program by making
a donation, or by encouraging their
friends and showing their school spirit.
The Hoop Dreams Legacy Project
will enable all children of Countryside School a safer place to play at recess and during
Physical Education classes. It will also enable the children of the community a fantastic court
surface to use for basketball and other sports during non-school hours.
The Hoop Dreams Committee members and the Countryside School PTO thank the
Barrington Hills Park District for its financial support of this project. Leaders of the community
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personal or family ‘footprint’ for years to come. The “Hoop Dreams” team has a fundraising
goal of $45,000 by December 2015 to ensure that the project can start in June 2016.
Visit www.barrington220.org/HoopDreams to access the donation form and return
the form with your payment, or use the donation pay portal at www.barrington220.org/
HoopDreams for an easy, no fee donation
on Saturday November 14th
opportunity.
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Court at Countryside.
If you have questions about the project,
Countryside Elementary School staff members Jennifer
Barnabee, Principal, Mark Domanico, Music Teacher,
and Ari Kolitsas, Physical Education Teacher.
would like to become involved, or to make
a donation, contact Anne Horwath at
[email protected]
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Polo Among Friends
The best part about attending the LeCompte/Kalaway
Trail Owners Polo Matches is that it seems more like a huge
block party than a day with the King of Sports! Children, dogs—
lots of dogs—big hats, fun tailgate parties, and more make the
day so much fun. The exciting event is also featured starting on
page 152. Enjoy!
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The 41st Art in
the Barn
Art in the Barn was started well before there
was a local hospital. The Women’s Auxiliary
supported this juried art show to raise funds
to build Good Shepherd, and now—more than
40 years later—the funds from this event are
Dayna and Katalina DeLeon Perez
earmarked to support the Advocate Good
Shepherd Hospital’s modernization project, with a
$500,000 commitment on their part.
Run by a large group of volunteers, the
successful event drew close to 5,000 attendees
this year. Co-chairwomen Sharon Vogel and Megan
Clarke offered the artists, vendors, attendees, and
community a wonderful experience that benefits
the greater Barrington area.
Beata Krupa
A Founder
Remembers
Art in the Barn original founder Pam Goodwin
(in center) shared her memories with QB:
“Looking back ... it's personally gratifying
when I attend Art in the Barn each year to see
that it continues to be perpetuated as such a
wonderfully successful community event. It's
also great that the dollars generated from the event continue to benefit the hospital with
its necessary and "never ending" expansion projects. As a member of a group of community
and hospital volunteers who had the foresight and vision to see the potential of Art in the
Barn some 40 years ago, I am delighted to see it succeed and expand year after year!
(Editor’s Note: We regret that in our Special Edition and in a story in our Sept/Oct 2009
issue covering Good Shepherd Hospital, that we incorrectly named Becky Ong in this photo
when it should have been Pam Goodwin.)
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Barrington Giving
Day Returns
Each year on a Friday in mid-December a crowd of
thousands gathers outside Barrington Middle School’s Station
Campus. These invited guests begin arriving just before midnight.
Cars, trucks and vans park for the night, and a line forms that will
soon circle the building. It is often a cold, long night. They are not
lining up for concert tickets or in protest. It is, against all odds, a
celebration of anticipation. It is the eve of Barrington Giving Day, and
they are waiting for the doors of Barrington’s Giving Day to open.
This crowd represents an often-overlooked segment of
Barrington’s population—those who live below the federal poverty
line. All are challenged with making ends meet, and their struggle
becomes particularly poignant during the holidays.Parents are
faced with impossible decisions: Should we give our children coats
or food? Seniors, many of whom were financially secure until
recent years, wonder how they will afford to heat their homes or
apartments.
Pat Karon, Jeanette Muensch, and John Paul (“JP”) Hills have
worked for years to eliminate those troubling questions. Together,
they have united Barrington-area residents, charitable organizations,
churches and businesses to accomplish a herculean task: bringing
Christmas to those for whom it would otherwise be meager at
best—and doing so in way that preserves dignity and elevates the
human spirit. The result is Barrington Giving Day, a long-standing
and community-wide tradition that pulls everyone together.
It’s Time to Get Started!
Opportunities to help are already on the early November
calendar for the 2015 Barrington Giving Day work ahead. Visit
www.barringtongivingday.org to learn more, donate, or offer
your much-needed help!
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Scenes from
the Civil War
Reenactment
On Sept. 18–20, 2015, the Village of Barrington and the
Barrington Park District hosted a Civil War Reenactment at
Citizens Park complete with authentic soldiers, uniforms,
encampments, cavalry horses, musicians, history presentations,
and demonstrations of post-war surgery and the battlefield.
The event drew a large crowd and was a wonderful and
successful effort by Jeanne Hanson and her Sesquicentennial
Civil War reenactment team.
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ThinkVirtues Announces New
Subscription Tool
ThinkVirtues recently announced the release of its “Virtue of the Week”
subscription tool. This tool helps parents and educators raise happy, confident, and resilient
children who make a positive impact in our world. Its tools engage and empower children by
teaching them the value of virtues such as compassion, helpfulness, courage, and empathy.
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Quintessential Barrington direct
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have used the program experience meaningful quality time with their children and take a
and religions. It is a secular approach that does not espouse any particular religion or
philosophy, but derives the foundational truths found in many of them. Families that
proactive approach to parenting.
“ThinkVirtues has already been successfully implemented in schools across Chicagoland.
Now we are expanding our program to provide tools for parents to instill virtues at home,”
says Kathy Motlagh, president of ThinkVirtues and author of the Eutopia book series. “Just
a few moments a day has a tremendous impact inspiring virtuous behavior in your children.”
The Virtue of the Week email subscription tool is part of the program also comprised of
the Eutopia book series and Virtues Question Cards. The ThinkVirtues’ email subscription
provides parents robust content and daily exercises to reinforce the Virtue of the Week.
It provides a thorough and complete framework to foster discussion, time of reflection,
creative expression, and real-life scenarios. The Virtue of the Week email program help
parents and children learn the importance of moral behavior and how to practice it in their
daily lives.
ThinkVirtues improves your child’s ability to assert themselves, reduce the feelings of
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to make a positive impact in our world. By focusing on a different virtue each week, children
not only feel encouraged to practice their virtues but also enjoy the quality time and
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as a natural result,” says ThinkVirtues’ Director of Education Sara Motlagh.
To learn more about ThinkVirtues program and to subscribe, visit ThinkVirtues.com.
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The crowd enjoys the Concert for Conservation at Tudor Oaks.
BACT’s Concert for
Conservation
The Barrington Area Conservation Trust held its
annual Concert for Conservation on Sat., August 29, 2015 at
Tudor Oaks Estate in Barrington Hills. More than 200 people
attended and raised awareness and funding for the land
preservation work of the BACT.
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Happy Holidays
from our family to yours
Serving Families As We Would Want Ours Served
BACT Board
Member Bryan
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with his wife
Josie, left, and
BACT Board
Member Matt
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GiGi and Nancy Gianna, Village of Hoffman Estates Mayor William McLeod, and Kiera (a Hugs+Mugs mentor).
Gigi’s Playhouse Hosts Its 12th Annual GiGiFest
On Sunday, Oct. 18, GiGi’s Playhouse welcomed 1,000 guests and
first two projects. “We wanted to give back, and when we read about how
visitors to its GiGi’s Playhouse National Achievement Center, located at
GiGi’s Playhouse helps families through its many locations, free programs,
2350 W. Higgins Road in Hoffman Estates, for a fun afternoon. In addition
and unconditional acceptance for everyone, it was a no-brainer.
to revealing an exciting branded trailer and tractor truck with GiGi’s
“For years I dreamed of this opportunity,” says GiGi’s Playhouse
message, event activities included pumpkin painting, Chicago Fire soccer
founder and “Chief Belief Officer” Nancy Gianni. “A rolling billboard
clinics, bounce houses, a petting zoo, a DJ, gelato samples, Playhouse
with our children’s faces is yet another achievement in the journey
tours, and the annual debut of GiGi’s awareness calendar featuring
toward global acceptance. GiGi’s Playhouse primarily helps people with
Playhouse participants—who walked the red carpet for their month.
Down syndrome through free programs, but we stand for people of all
GiGi’s Playhouse Down Syndrome Achievement Centers announced
differences. Being different is one moment away, and everyone deserves
the donation of the branded 53-foot trailer from Nationwide Rail
acceptance, dignity, and opportunity. Joe Barton and NRS, along with
Services (NRS) in support of Playhouse events and social change
Navistar and Rusk Truck Centers, recognize the importance of helping
campaigns. The printing cost of the branded trailer wrap is also being
others who need a little more help and they really stepped up. The belief,
donated by Navistar and Rush Truck Centers.
hope, and confidence that will be created from this awesome trailer will
The branded trailer will be hauled by a one-of-a-kind tractor truck,
also owned by NRS, which was specifically designed to raise awareness
be immeasurable. We hope it helps us meet new families, and change
more perceptions along the way.”
for individuals with Down syndrome. The debut also coincides with Down
GiGi's Playhouse is a series of unique Achievement Centers serving
Syndrome Awareness Month which GiGi’s Playhouse and its families
children and adults with Down syndrome. Each Playhouse makes a
and supporters refer to as Down Syndrome Acceptance Month. NRS
lifetime commitment to participants and their families. GiGi’s Playhouse
anticipates that the trailer could be driven as much as 500-1,000 miles
currently has 26 Playhouses in the US and Mexico. Last year, over
per week for GiGi’s events, campaigns, and other company projects.
25,000 participants benefited from Playhouse programs. Currently
NRS owner Joe Barton and his wife, Deann,a envisioned “cause trucks”
some time ago and chose Down syndrome and Breast Cancer as their
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there are more than 140 inquiries for new Playhouses worldwide. For
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Pat and Vince Foglia receive the Believer of the Year award.
Thomas Suppes (second from left) leads a platform improvement project at Pederson Preserve.
Right: Thomas Suppes built an information kiosk at Pederson Preserve.
An Eagle Scout Improves Pederson Preserve
While other students were enjoying their summer vacation, Thomas Suppes, Jr. was
finishing a project that would enhance visitors’ experiences at the Pederson Preserve, and
called BACT to do more. Suppes decided to construct large wooden steps and railings to
augment a wildlife viewing platform built by another scout from his troop, and to also create
a kiosk to provide visitors with information about the natural area. Working with a team of
18 volunteers (consisting of boys from Troop 10, family, and friends), Suppes estimates the
project took 150 hours from its inception until its completion July 11, 2015.
“We are so grateful that Thomas Suppes, Jr. chose to build an information kiosk to
provide a space for us to educate our visitors about this special natural area and its regional
significance,” says BACT Executive Director Lisa Woolford. “The new steps he built provide
better access to the wildlife observation platform, as well as a beautiful place for visitors to
rest. The new railing around the platform not only improves safety, but provides armrests for
birders and photographers.” For more information, visit bactrust.org/volunteer
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