January News
Club Lago 16800 Lago Vista Blvd., Lockport, IL 60441
Clubhouse Corner:
Happy New Year Lago Vista!
A
quick reminder that the clubhouse will be closed on Saturday, December
24th, Sunday, December 25th and Sunday, January 1st. Clubhouse hours
will be shortened on Saturday, December 31st, when we will close at 2pm.
Only a few days left to donate food to the FISH Food Pantry.
The Lago
Vista Veterans will be delivering the food on December 23rd. Drop off
your donations in the collection basket at the clubhouse.
2012
Club Lago
Ph: 815-838-1062
Fax: 815-838-1546
www.clublagovista.org
[email protected]
Club Hours
Mon - Fri 8am-9pm
Saturday
9am-5pm
Sunday
10am-4pm
The Master Board meetings have been changed to the first Thursday of the Children’s Swim Hours
month instead of the third Thursday. The next meeting will be in February.
A great big THANK YOU to Carole Drew for heading the Activities Committee and to the many volunteers who helped plan and run our events.
2011 was a wonderful year for Lago Vista events; great job committees!
All
of our committees are looking for new ideas and more volunteers!
Volunteers are always needed. Your input makes our events a success and
your participation in a committee strengthens our community. Please leave
a note in the comment box if you are interested in joining a committee.
Special
thanks to Dominic Nicorata for providing the movies for Movie
Night and Movie Matinee each month. THANK YOU Dominic!
Mon-Wed-Fri
3:30pm - 5:30pm
Saturday - 12pm - 2pm
Sunday - 12pm - 3pm
Clubhouse Manager
Kimberly Williams
Assistant Manager/
Newsletter Editor
Cheryl Zacharias
1. The walking path on Lago Vista Boulevard will be closed during the
winter; it will not be plowed.
Front Desk
Eleanor Cochonour
Helen Pawlik
Cindy Morse
2. Due to past problems with broken sprinkler heads, driveways will be
plowed close to, but not up to the grass.
Maintenance
Jerry Shepich
3. Any damage to solar lights or malibu lights from snow blowing or
shoveling is the responsibility of the homeowners. The same applies to
holiday decorations.
Visit our website at
www.clublagovista.org
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• Financial Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 2
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Newsletters
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Master Board
Craig Rosengren
Dennis McGoldrick
Diane Niehaus
Tony Lostroscio
John O’Donnell
Denise Marynowski
Linda Hartz
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Property Management
Ph: 630-717-7188
Fax: 630-305-7804
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Association News
Next Master Board Meeting - February 2, 2012
Property Management News
2011 November Financial Report
Operations
Please send association payments to:
Caruso Management
27 N. Wacker Drive
Suite 825
Chicago, IL 6060660606-2800
Office Hours
Monday - Friday 9am to 5pm
Emergency Access 24/7
November ‘11
Y-T-D
Income
$60,313
$741,601
Expenses
$35,417
$571,746
Contributions to
Capital Reserves
$12,839
$141,229
Account Balances
as of 11/30/11
Capital Reserves
$492,795
Operating Checking
$68,903
Liabilities
$7,935
There was no Master Board Meetings in December or January.
A Note From Your Master Board:
Several residents have asked questions regarding
Mayor Trivedi being allowed to attend the
monthly Aldermen meetings. The policy of the
Board is to let the two aldermen determine the
agenda, topics, and guests at those meetings.
The Board does reserve the right to review and
approve the proposed agenda for each meeting.
Remember to move your car off the street if
there is a two inch snowfall predicted or if that
much snow has already fallen. This will allow
the snowplowing to be completed effectively.
The Board is considering a ban on overnight
street parking (for the entire year, not just for
winter). The village of Lockport already has this
in effect. If you would like to voice your feelings
on this subject, please contact any Board member or put a note in the suggestion box.
Alderman’s Coffee Recap: 12/3/11
Relay for Life
Our featured speaker was Carrie Robinette, administrator for Relay for Life, to be held on the running track at
LTHS East Campus on July 20-21, 2012. This 6pm6am, twelve-hour event donates all funds to the American Cancer Society.
There are four ways interested residents may help:
• Form a team and participate in relay
• Volunteer at the relay or help with planning
• Sponsor a team with a donation
• Donate directly to the Amer. Cancer Soc.
Cheryl Zacharias is a member of the Relay for Life
Lockport Committee; she is our contact person for
signing up a team and/or answering any questions:
More details about Relay for Life:
• Teams consist of one to 100 members
• Sign up by 4/1/12, pay no registration fee
• Cancer Survivor Dinner day of event, special
lap for Survivors and Caregivers, DJ music all
night, fun laps, team raffles and a great time!
• At 9:20 pm, there is a special Luminaria Ceremony; you can buy luminaria bags for $10 in
honor of someone with cancer. The public is
welcome to attend.
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Alderman’s Coffee Recap cont’d: 12/3/11
Mayor Trevedi
The mayor held a Christmas party to thank all city
staff and volunteers. He invited residents to attend
Coffee with the Mayor every 2nd Saturday morning
at NuVibe on Farrell next to Chase Bank.
There will be an emergency care center opening soon
at 159th and I-355 but it is not known what hospital
it will be affiliated with yet.
The mayor was pleased that the Council reached a
compromise on approving a 10 million bond issue
used for both road improvement and for water/sewer
extensions.
The administration will begin interviewing for an
assistant accountant very soon.
Residents then commented and asked several questions about levies and other council matters.
Robert Loewe, Fairmont Board of Education
Member
Rob spoke about the Fairmont Tax Levy Meeting,
held on Dec. 6th at Fairmont Elementary. He answered three questions about the proposed levy:
• Why is the Board advocating the increase
in the levy?
• Why haven’t conditions improved at Fairmont since we elected our residents to the
School Board?
• Why not consolidate?
Rob answered these questions followed by several
questions from residents. He prepared a written response to each question including comparison charts
from the State Report Card for several area school
districts. A copy of this packet is available in the
Club Library.
Committee Reports
Newsletter:
The advertising income for the month of December
was $270.
Susan McGoldrick, Chair
Finance:
Financial Statement review turned up without snow
and looking good. The Committee wishes everyone a
Joyous Holiday Season and a Happy and Healthy
New Year.
Dick Hall, Chair
Committee Reports
Activities - Hi Everyone!
A very merry, Merry Christmas to all. ‘Twas a few
nights before Christmas and all through Lago Vista
the residents are busy sharing the joys and love of
the season with family and friends. Everyone was so
charitable to S.O.S. Children’s Village and the FISH
Food Pantry.
The Activities Committee took a moment at the
Holiday Pizza/Birthday night to present our great
staff with a Christmas gift in thanks for all they do.
Our holiday party was a huge success with 98 residents attending. Everyone enjoyed good food, great
entertainment, raffles and fun with their neighbors.
Hopefully next year, we will have even more in attendance to enjoy this annual holiday cheer.
Grandparents Day brought many smiles to our grandchildren. Thanks to Michelle the Ceramics Instructor and her husband with his natural beard for coming dressed as Mr. & Mrs. Santa Claus; they were
fabulous. Talk about fabulous, Marge Gofron, Patty
Ryan and Loretta Kelty, along with her granddaughter and friend, helped to make it a huge success.
Pizza/Birthday Night . . . WOW, what a turnout! A
big thanks to our one and only Fred Fares for helping
me engage the Elizabeth Seton Choir to come and
sing for us. They came in full force as a thank you to
Fred for his continued support and friendship.
The new year brings lots of new activities. Don’t
miss our January 7th – Welcome In the New Year
party. Thanks to Jean and Verne Lemke and their
committee, it is sure to be a great time.
Thursday, January 26th, Dr. Jose Penaherrera, will
once again join us for a lecture on Dementia at
6:30pm and Dr. Farrell will speak about Arthritis and
Total Knee Replacements at 7pm. Please be sure to
sign up at the desk.
Save the Date for February Events:
February 5th - Super Bowl Party
February 10th - Bingo
Well everyone, thanks for all of your help in making
Lago Vista a happy, fun and a wonderful place to
live and for your commitment to support our activities in the past and definitely in the future. God
Bless!
Thanks,
Carole Drew, Chair
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January Fitness Schedule
Participants must sign up one week prior to the first class. If there are no participants one week prior to the
start date, the class will be canceled. Please do not wait to sign up the day of class unless you plan to walkin. Even then, if nobody has signed up, there will be no class that month. Only the clubhouse is allowed to
cancel a class with an instructor.
Monday
Chair Aerobics
Thursday
(Linda Czerwin)
Jan. 9th - Jan. 30th
10:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
$20 per person / $28 with Monday Stretch
$6 walk-in Chair only / $8 walk-in for combo
Stretch Exercise
(Linda Czerwin)
Jan. 9th - Jan. 30th
10:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Water Aerobics
(Linda Czerwin)
10:00 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.
Jan. 5th - Jan. 26th
22 per person/16 person maximum
Special Offer
$40 if combined with Monday Water Aerobics
Aqua Core & Strength
$20 per person / $28 with Monday Chair
$6 walk in stretch only / $8 walk-in for combo
(Leona Howard)
7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Jan. 5th - Jan. 26th
$20 per person / $7 walk in (10 person minimum)
Water Aerobics
(Aqua Hand Paddles or Webbed Gloves and Hand
Buoys needed)
(Linda Czerwin)
6:00 p.m. - 6:45 p.m.
Jan. 9th - Jan. 30th
$22 per person / $7 walk-in
Special Offer
$40 if combined with Thursday Water Aerobics
Tai Chi
The Ball Challenge
(Linda Czerwin)
Jan. 6th - Jan. 27th
9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.
$15 per person / $6 walk-in (Ball & Mat Required)
Tuesday
10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
$20 per month / $8 walk-in
Friday
(Dave Converse)
Jan. 3rd - Jan. 31st
Body Complete/Resistance Training
10:00 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.
(Linda Czerwin)
$22 per person / $7 walk-in Jan. 6th - Jan. 27th
(1 lb. weights req.)
Total Body Aerobic-Cardio
6:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
$24 per person / $7 walk-in
Low Imp. Band Resist.
6:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
$24 per person / $7 walk-in
Begin/Intermed. Stretch
(Jessica Maloney)
Jan. 3rd - Jan. 31st
(Jessica Maloney)
Tummy Tone.
9:15 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.
Jan. 4th - Jan. 25th
$20 per person / $7 walk-in (Bring a mat or towel)
Arm & Back Tone
9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.
$22 per person / $6 walk-in
Stepper Class
Wednesday
9:45 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.
$20 per person / 7 walk-in
Saturday
(Jessica Maloney)
Jan. 3rd - Jan. 31st
(Jessica Maloney)
Jan. 4th - Jan. 25th
(Linda Czerwin)
Jan. 7th - Jan. 28th
(Mat Required)
(Linda Czerwin)
Jan. 7th - Jan. 28th
10:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
$15 per person / $6 walk-in
MUST HAVE PRIOR STEP EXPERIENCE
Gym Equipment Orientation
$25 per person, per hour
two or more people $15 per person, per hour
During this one time session, instructor Jessica Maloney will teach you how to properly use the equipment and the benefit each machine has for you.
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January Monthly Activities & Events
Market Day Pick Up
Wednesday, January 4th
Movie Night
Friday, January 6th
at 6:00 pm
Showing: Zookeeper
6:00 pm - 6:30pm
FREE Eat Well Guide with any purchase. It’s easier
than ever to make healthy food choices with the new
Eat Well Guide from Market Day.
. Full color guide with over 35 delicious recipes
. Easy serving suggestions and healthy eating tips
In 2011, Lago Vista earned approximately $1,830.25
from Market Day purchases.
The last day to turn in your order to the clubhouse is
Friday, December 30th. The deadline to order online
is Saturday, December 31st at 11pm (cst).
TheraCORE
‘Relax Your Back’
Thursday, January 5th
11am - 12pm
Come have lunch, and learn with TheraCORE! Our
first one-hour class will teach you how to “Relax
Your Back.”
Starring: Kevin James & Rosario Dawson
The animals at Franklin Park Zoo love their kind
hearted caretaker, Griffin Keyes (Kevin James).
Finding himself more comfortable with a lion
than a lady, Griffin decides the only way to get
the girl of his dreams back in his life is to leave
the zoo and find a more glamorous
job. In a panic, the animals break
their time-honored code of silence
and reveal their biggest secret:
they can talk! To keep Griffin from
leaving, they decide to teach him
the rules of courtship – animal
style*
Don’t forget to bring popcorn & drinks!
T.O.P.S.
Gain an understanding of the anatomy of the spine
and learn common causes of low back pain. Learn
proper posture, correct body mechanics, stretching
and core strengthening exercises.
This class is taught by a licensed physical therapist,
so bring your questions. Please sign up by Tuesday,
January 3, 2012.
is coming to Lago Vista
on January 7th at 9:30am
in the Library.
The first meeting will be held to explain the program
and sign up if you want to join.
Welcome in the New Year Party
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Party Time
5pm - 9:30pm
Buffet Dinner Catered by Winston’s
From 5:30pm - 6:30pm
Music by Everyone’s Favorite DJ
Loren Gent
from 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Cost is $15 Per Person
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January Monthly Activities & Events
Book Club
Monday, January 9th
at 6:30 p.m.
Book: The Friday Night Knitting Club
By Kate Jacobs
Vets Meeting
Thursday, January 12th
at 6:30 p.m.
All Lago Vista U.S. Veterans are invited to join
the Lago Vista Vets Club.
Meetings are held in the Ceramics room.
Discussion Leader: Marge Gofron
Note:
Meeting is the 2nd Monday this month
It starts almost by accident: the women who buy
their knitting needles and wool from Georgia's store
linger for advice, for coffee, for a chat and before
they know it, every Friday night is knitting night.
And as the needles click, and the garments grow, the
conversation moves on from patterns and yarn to life,
love and everything. These women are of different
ages, from different backgrounds and facing different
problems, but they are drawn together by threads of
affection that prove as durable as the sweaters they
knit. The Friday Night Knitting Club - don't you
want to join?
Books will be available at the Club desk. All newcomers welcome; bring your knitting!
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The Vets will meet for breakfast at 9 a.m. on
the 3rd Wednesday of every month at
George’s on 151st Street and Archer.
If you have questions, please
Contact Dan Koncelski / 815-834-0131
Coffee with the Alderman
Saturday, January 14th
Guest Speaker: Senator A.J. Wilhelmi
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
BOWLING
January 14th @ 12:30pm
Strike N’ Spare Bowling Center in Lockport
$10 per person for (2) games, shoe rental, pizza
and soft drinks. Meet and pay at bowling alley.
Pizza / Birthday Night
If you have any questions, contact Frank Pulizzi.
Wednesday, January 11th
Lunch Bunch
Pizza arrives at 6pm
Checks for pizza are made out to Papa Joe’s.
Join us for lunch on
Wednesday, January 18th
12:30pm
Join us in the Grand Room for this combination
pizza/birthday party – or pick up your order to-go.
You can order pizza, pasta or sandwiches from Papa
Joe’s. If you are not interested in pizza, join us later
for cake.
Pizza forms available online
and at the clubhouse. Sign up at the desk.
Restaurant:
Little Joe’s
1300 N. Cedar Road
Sign up by Friday, January 13th
A reservation is made at the restaurant so if you sign up
and find you cannot make it, please let the clubhouse
know. Meet @ Clubhouse at 12:15pm to carpool.
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January Monthly Activities & Events
Thursday, January 26th @ 6:30pm
Dinner With Friends
Dr. Penaherrera Mini Lecture on Dementia
and
Dr. Farrell - Mini Lecture on Arthritis and
Total Knee Replacement
Grand Room
Sign up at clubhouse by
January 20th
Thursday, January 19th @ 6:00pm
Bonfire
15905 South Bell Road
Homer Glen
Individual Plates - Menu at clubhouse
Registration Deadline
Sunday, January 15th
Bunco!
PING PONG at Club Lago!
Friday, January 20th @ 5:45p.m.
Calling all ping pong players!
Join friends and neighbors for a fun night of Bunco.
It’s just $3 to play but the fun you’ll have
and the friends you’ll make are priceless.
We have snacks and prizes too!
Meet at the clubhouse in the game room at
You Pick ‘Em
White Oak District Library
10am on Mondays and Wednesdays.
Play is very casual, if we have more players than
we can accommodate, players/teams are chosen
out of a hat and the losers rotate out.
If you “used to be” really good, come check out
the competition. If you only played “once or
twice” in your lifetime, but had a good time doing it, you are not alone, come have fun with
friends.
4th Monday of Every Month
January 23, 2012
10:30am - 11:30am
You can check out and return books, get a library
card or speak with a librarian. Books taken out in
November are due back on this date.
Ping Pong is great exercise and you
don’t even realize you are getting a
work out. Join the fun!
BRIDGE LESSONS
Chess Club
Beginners on January 24th & 31st
Intermediate on February 7th & 14th
Advanced on February 21st & 28th
10 am – 11:15 am
Increase your brain power and have fun!
The Chess Club is ready for play! If you would like
to play on Wednesdays at 6pm, or are interested in
learning the game of chess and have questions,
please contact Bill Schaffert at [email protected].
Reservations are limited
to the first 24 people who sign up.
A big thanks to PETE SCHIPMA!
Ceramics
Tuesdays from 10am - 8pm
Thursdays from 10am - 4pm
T.G.I.F.
Every Friday @ 6pm at the Clubhouse, meet in the Sports Lounge; bring snacks & drinks
Very casual setting, great way to meet new neighbors, relax and unwind with your beverage of choice
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Save the Date Events
A Great Big
THANK YOU
SUPERBOWL XLVI
Feb. 5th
Tickets on sale
January 9th
BINGO on February 10th
from the
Bunco Club & S.O.S. Children’s Village,
along with
the Veterans Club & Lockport FISH
Food Pantry
for all of the food, linen, and paper
products that were donated.
Four SUV’s were loaded with
paper products and linen for SOS and
the administrator was
overcome with joy!
Many truckloads of food have been
delivered so far to the Lockport FISH
Food Pantry with more still to come.
Great job Lago Vista!
Thanks to your generosity, many people
will have a Happy Holiday Season!
Dinner Club
Sunday, February 12th at 5pm
More details in next newsletter
Seminar on Fairmont District 89
Financials
Contact JoAnn Koziol with questions.
Thursday, January 19th
10am - 12pm and 5pm - 7pm
Great Decisions
Location: Fairmont School
Information about 2012 Great Decisions will be in
the upcoming February newsletter.
Seminar will relate to levies and
actual per pupil expenditures and
other topics as deemed appropriate.
If you have any questions, please contact
Susan McGoldrick.
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