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GENEVA – The tra-
ditional “Light Up The
Night” tree lighting cere-
mony kicking off the hol-
iday retail season is set
for the day after Thanks-
giving, Nov. 28, at Geneva
Commons, 602 Commons
Drive, Geneva.
The event will feature
Santa’s arrival at 5:30 p.m.
to light the giant Christmas
tree near the Bell Tower.
He will visit with children
from 5:30 to 7 p.m., giving
each child a gift who greets
him.
Free horse-drawn car-
riage rides also will be
available from 2:30 p.m. to
6:30 p.m., when shoppers
can board the eight-to-10-
passenger carriage that
runs continuously around
the perimeter of the 437,000
square-foot shopping cen-
ter.
The celebration also
marks the beginning of the
Geneva Commons Holiday
Gift with Purchase promo-
tion. Shoppers who spend a
total of $100 or more can re-
deem their store or restau-
rant receipts for gift items.
Santa’s schedule at Ge-
neva Commons includes
indoor and outdoor venues
each Sunday from Nov. 30
through Dec. 21. From 12:30
to 1:30 p.m., he will stroll
through the center hand-
ing out treats to kids. Then
from 2 to 5 p.m., children
can visit him in the Santa
Station located near Learn-
ing Express Toys. Parents
can bring cameras to re-
cord the moment.
The free horse-drawn
carriage rides will be of-
fered from 1 to 5 p.m. Sun-
days through Dec. 14.
For information, visit
www.ShopGenevaCom-
mons.com.
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GENEVA
By ERIC [email protected]
KANEVILLE – As a long-time friend of Hill’s CountryStore owner Pat Hill, SugarGrove resident Tina Romasknows how much Hill gives toother people.
So when Romas heard thatHill had been diagnosed withstage 4 breast cancer (Hill alsohas cancer in her liver andbones), Romas knew she want-ed to do something to help.
On Saturday, Romas heldthe Pink Out for Pat benefitat the Kaneville CommunityCenter. All proceeds from theshow, which featured PremierDesigns jewelry, will benefitHill.
“We’ll give back to her whatshe does for everyone else,”Romas said. “She has a goodheart. She will do anything for
anybody.”Attending the benefit was
Ellie Strang, 18, of Kaneville,who graduated from KanelandHigh School with Hill’s son, Ty-ler. Strang also took note of PatHill’s helping nature.
“She is always helping ev-erybody else,” Strang said.
Along with being owner of
Hill’s Country Store, Hill alsois Kaneville village president.Hill stopped in during Satur-day’s benefit.
“She is in good spirits,” Ro-mas said.
Longtime Kaneville resi-dent Penny Miller, who is alongtime customer of Hill’sCountry Store, also attended
the benefit to support Hill. Shesaid Hill would have done thesame.
“If she hears somebody isin need, she’s part of it,” Millersaid. “She’s just a very givingperson.”
There has been an outpour-ing of support from the com-munity for Hill. The Pink forPurple Walk for Pat will be heldat 11 a.m. Nov. 23. The walk willbegin and end at Hill’s CountryStore in Kaneville, nicknamedthe “Purple Store.”
A raffle will be held as partof the event. The Give Back toPat Benefit will be at 7 p.m. Dec.6 at Fishermen’s Inn, 43W901Main Street Road in Black-berry Township, near Elburn.Tickets are available at OldSecond Bank in Kaneville orPaisano’s Pizza in Elburn. In-formation is available at www.facebook.com/givebacktopat.
Fundraiser benefits store ownerEllie Strang, 18,of Kaneville picksout some jewelrySaturday duringa fundraiser forHill’s CountryStore ownerPat Hill at theKaneville Com-munity Center.Hill is battlingbreast cancer.Eric Schelkopf –[email protected]
By ASHLEY [email protected]
ST. CHARLES – Seven-year-old Chase Schnitzler couldn’tresist a kiss.
For $1, he and other Chica-go Pet Show attendees Sundaycould smooch a pooch courte-sy of the Adopt a Bull EnglishBulldog Rescue.
Baby, 7, awaited kisses in aGreen Bay Packers shirt, whileShrek, 3, awaited smooches inChicago Bears apparel.
Chase showed some love toShrek. Afterward, the Cortlandboy had one word for the kiss.
“Wet,” he said.With rescue organizations
promoting adoptions to livedemonstrations, visitors to theChicago Pet Show had manyopportunities to interact withand see animals at the KaneCounty Fairgrounds over theweekend.
Johnny Sullivan, 14, even leta sun conure walk up his armand around his shoulders, be-hind his neck. The St. Charlesteen said he wished he couldadopt the bird from the GreaterChicago Cage Bird Club, but hehad allergies.
C l u b P r e s i d e n t A l i c eBlayney said some birds wereadopted during the event,which saw “tremendous”crowds Saturday.
“This is a great opportunityto get our shelter out,” she said,noting it is in Villa Park.
Although the club has ex-isted for more than 80 years,this is the first year it hashad a building for the shelter,Blayney said.
About 80 birds need homes,board member Janice Davissaid.
Blayney said the shelter of-ten gets birds when their own-ers have died and when kidsgo to college and can’t takethe pets with them and theirparents don’t want to care forthem. Similarly, both Baby andShrek were surrendered bytheir owners, Laura Wesselnof Adopt a Bull said, notingShrek’s owner was being de-
ployed overseas.“Both of them are great
dogs,” she said.Participating in the Chicago
Pet Show helps the group withits suburban outreach, shesaid. She noted it also gives thegroup a chance to educate peo-ple about bulldogs, which canbe adopted from them and notbought from pet stores.
Pet show offers barks – but no bite – in St. Charles
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Chase Schnitzler, 7, gives a smooch to Shrek, a 3-year-old bulldog, as Donna Smolich (left) and Laura Wes-seln of Adopt a Bull English Bulldog Rescue watch. The organization was offering “Smooch a Pooch” for $1at the Chicago Pet Show in St. Charles.
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IHSA CLASS 7A SECOND ROUND: GENEVA 26, HONONEGAH 20
Geneva holds on to advance to quarterfinalsBy JAY SCHWAB
GENEVA – The Geneva foot-ball team went from having itsIHSA Class 7A second-roundplayoff game well in hand todesperately fighting off hard-charging Rockton Hononegahin the closing minutes.
“That’s playoff football,” Ge-neva coach Rob Wicinski said.
The Vikings are in for moreof that after thwarting Ho-nonegah’s comeback for a 26-20win Saturday at Burgess Field.Geneva (10-1) advances to vis-it top-seeded Cary-Grove (11-0) in next week’s quarterfinalround.
Geneva led, 26-7, after quar-terback Daniel Santacaterinahit fullback Max Woodworthon a 4-yard touchdown pass toopen the fourth quarter. Con-sidering the Wing-T Indiansaren’t known as a quick-strikeoffense and didn’t even attempta pass in the first half, the Vi-kings were in commanding po-sition.
But Hononegah (9-2) showedan ability to mix the passinto its attack and scored ona 5-yard touchdown run fromSamuel Ballano with 8:31 to go,making it 26-13. The Indiansthen recovered an onside kickand benefited from a pass inter-ference call on fourth-and-18 tokeep the ensuing drive going.
Indians quarterback Day-tona Chandler fired a 19-yardtouchdown pass to TristynBerg at the 3:51 mark of thefourth quarter, and the pointafter made it 26-20.
Geneva’s heartburn intensi-fied – substantially – when theIndians’ Fernie Silva recovereda fumble at the Geneva 33-yardline with 3:06 to play. But theIndians’ bid to drive for the go-ahead score never gained trac-tion, as a holding penalty andtackle for a loss by Chris Barg-er backed Hononegah up beforeVikings senior Brock Perry in-tercepted a fourth down heavewith 1:31 left.
The Vikings were able toextinguish the clock and cele-brate their second home playoffwin in as many weeks.
Despite the fourth-quartermiscues, Wicinski was mostlyproud with how his team han-dled a hard-nosed Hononegahteam that set a bruising tone
with an 80-yard drive thatspanned almost 8 minutes latein the first quarter and spillinginto the second. That tied thegame, 7-all, after Geneva wentup early on a Justin Taormina3-yard TD run.
“We weren’t built for thisteam,” Wicinski said of hisdefense. “We were built morefor spread teams. That’s kindof the way we’ve evolved overthese past four or five years.Missing [defensive end JackMcCloughan, broken hand],he’s a big part of our defense, soI thought Collin Lee stepped upand did a really great job, andespecially against this team.Collin Lee’s more of a spreadtype of an end, not a pound ittype end, but he sure showedsome nice speed.”
Lee, a junior who movedfrom safety to defensive endat the start of the season, ac-knowledged he’s “not the big-gest guy out there, that’s forsure,” but still complementedpass-rushing dynamos StephenKemp and Matt Loberg withsome timely plays.
“I was kind of nervous but Ihad a good week of practice, ev-eryone had a good week of prac-tice,” Lee said. “We knew theywere going to run the ball a lotand we were well prepared.”
The Vikings led, 14-7, at half-time, after Santacaterina rolledto his left and hit a sliding PaceTemple for a 3-yard TD passjust 7 seconds before intermis-sion. Wicinski said he’s notsure if he would have ordereda short field goal or attemptedanother play if the pass wasn’tcompleted, but he was relievedhe didn’t have to decide.
Santacaterina (11 of 12 pass-ing for 141 yards, three TDpasses) added an 18-yard TDhookup with junior Jack Was-sel that made it 20-7 with 5:07left in the third quarter. AlexBrowere’s PAT attempt ric-ocheted no good off the rightpost.
“The quarterback’s a heck ofa player and [Temple] is a greatreceiver,” Hononegah coachTim Sughroue said. “They cango to a lot of weapons so it’shard to say you want to take
anything away, but [Temple] isa very good player, I’d say that,for sure. He was somethingwe were concerned about, buthey, [Mike Landi] made somebig catches today, [Jack Was-sel] made that one catch downthere, so hey, they’re spreadingthe wealth. They’ve got a lot ofkids making plays. I thoughtwe did a great job on run de-
fense.”Vikings offensive tackle
Loudon Vollbrecht saluted theBurgess Field crowd for itsrobust support as the Indiansfaltered in the closing minutes.
“It was great – it really showswhat it means to this town, Ge-neva … everything that thesefans do for us, we appreciate somuch,” Vollbrecht said.
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Geneva defensive end Matt Loberg sacks Hononegah quarterback Daytona Chandler on Saturday as the Vikings’ Collin Lee (25) and ThomasAlwin (65) provide support during the 7A second-round playoff win for Geneva.
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St. Charles North’s Jake Chantos (from left), Jake Spaniol and Carson Schmitt react on the bench late in the fourth quarter Saturday. Host St. Charles North lost to Cary-Grove, 35-14, in the second round of the 7A playoffs.
St. Charles North can’t corral Cary-GroveBy KEVIN DRULEY
ST. CHARLES – Cary-Grove’s triple-option offenseultimately exhausted the St.Charles North football team ofits own alternatives Saturday.
North’s season-ending, 35-14 loss to the Trojans in thesecond round of the Class 7Aplayoffs hinged on the verypoint of emphasis the NorthStars internalized during theweek.
Top-seeded Cary-Grove (11-0) often is imitated given therelative novelty of its attack.As the North Stars (8-3) dis-covered, duplication remainsanother story.
“The speed, definitely,”North senior linebacker Bren-dan McCarthy said. “Becausethey run it every single dayin practice, and it’s kind of
hard for scout [team], becausethey run a particular offensewhere it’s all downhill and it’sall full-tilt. Kind of just all-go.”
Cary-Grove, which hosts10-1 Geneva in a quarterfinalnext week, found its offensivegroove early, rolling to touch-downs on each of its firstthree drives. The second wasmost methodical, covering 12plays, 78 yards and taking 6:14off the clock.
North, which rode its elitedefense to a six-game winningstreak entering the afternoon,shined in spots, but was un-able to consistently slow theTrojans. Sophomore fullbackTyler Pennington capped eachof the first three drives with atouchdown run.
His third score, from 22yards out, immediately fol-lowed a holding penalty.Pennington fumbled inside
the North 5-yard line, but theball bounced right back intohis breadbasket. He added afourth touchdown early in thefourth quarter.
“The biggest thing withthis offense is physicality. …We’re physical in everythingwe do,” Trojans senior guardMichael Gomez said. “I be-lieve we’re the hardest-work-ing team in the state, and Ithink it translates. Becausereally, we’re undersized, butcoach [Brad Seaburg] has re-ally ingrained the physicaltoughness in us.”
With Gomez, Penningtonand others also showing theirsnarl on the other side of theball, the North Stars sput-tered offensively, too.
North notched its initialfirst down of the game with1:55 to go in the second quar-ter, and both of its touchdowns
came defensively – fumble re-turns from linebackers TylerMettetal (second quarter) andJack Callaghan (fourth).
Mettetal perfectly antici-pated a pitch from Cary-Grovequarterback Jason Gregoireand raced 35 yards to the endzone with 5:30 remaining be-fore halftime.
“Oh, it felt like a turningpoint completely. It felt likewe had a chance to just go outand win the game,” McCarthysaid.
That’s as close as Northcame, however.
Trailing, 20-7, at halftime,North sent its initial kickoffout of bounds. Cary-Groveelected for a re-kick, and theTrojans eventually openedthe third quarter at North’s42-yard-line after a NorthStars facemask penalty.
Senior running back Matt
Sutherland scored on a 38-yard run two plays later,punctuating a sequence Northcoach Rob Pomazak said “re-ally kind of broke our backs.”
Although dual-threat quar-terback Nathan Didier foundopenings in both the runningand passing game, the Trojans“D” excelled behind its famil-iar cushion.
“It was just playing a great,sound game all around,” saidSutherland, also a linebacker.“Getting some pressure on thequarterback. He’s pretty mo-bile. Getting some pressureand then just locking downtheir receivers.”
Didier connected withBlake Kastein for 15 yards ona fourth-and-goal from the 16one drive later, as the team’smost productive offensivedrive ended on the doorstep ofthe goal line.
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IHSA CROSS COUNTRY STATE MEET IHSA CLASS 2A CHAMPIONSHIP:
WHEATON ACADEMY 5, ST. JOSEPH 1Altmayer, Ernst amongall-state performers
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PEORIA – Geneva juniorMcKenzie Altmayer and St.Charles North freshman Au-drey Ernst jockeyed for po-sition in most of their over-lapping races during the girlscross country season.
At Saturday’s Class 3A statemeet at Peoria’s DetweillerPark, both runners emergedwith the same accolades.
Altmayer (11th, 17:07) andErnst (13th, 17:09) both earnedall-state recognition by finish-ing in the top 25.
“McKenzie’s just a competi-tor,” Geneva coach Bob Thom-son said. “She went out thereand competed from the begin-ning of the race until the end.”
Added North Stars coachShari Hayes about Ernst: “Ithink that the regionals, sec-tionals weren’t where shethought she should be, so goinginto the state meet she wasn’trunning at the top of her game,so today she got back to run-ning toward the front, which Ithought was impressive.”
In the 3A boys race, Marmi-on senior Brady Bobbitt, a Bat-avia resident, was an all-stater,finishing 20th in 14:49.
Advancing together as teamentries for the first time inschool history, Batavia’s girls(11th place) and boys (22nd)formed a solid crimson andgold contingent. The girls fin-ished with 304 points – threebetter than 12th-place Geneva– behind freshman Emma Ste-phens’ 36h-place run in 17:36.
Classmate Daphne Kolody(77th, 18:03) followed Stephens,while junior Dakota Roman(84th, 18:05) was close behind.The Bulldogs relied on under-classmen throughout the falland will look to parlay theirsuccess into bigger things nextseason.
Ryan Wieties (92nd, 15:21),David Morrison (119th, 15:30)and Shean Bastian (130th,15:32) were the top three Bata-via boys runners. St. CharlesEast finished one spot behindthe Bulldogs in the team race,with Mark Sciurba (80th, 15:18),Jack Rzpecki (101st, 15:26) and
Mike Gerkin (150th, 15:43) pac-ing the Saints.
In the girls race, East seniorTorree Scull took 108th in 18:16.
CLASS 2A
The Rosary girls boastedtwo all-state runners in seniorEmily Martin (11th, 17:48) andjunior Madison Ronzone (16th,17:54). Aurora Central Catholicjunior Karina Liz also earnedthe distinction with a 12th-place run in 17:49.
ACC finished 14th in the26-team field, one slot behindWheaton Academy, which waspaced by sophomore GretchenPearson (55th, 18:33). Kanelandjunior Brianna Bower took57th in 18:35.
For the boys, Burlington
Central senior capped his ca-reer with an all-state run, fin-ishing 21st in 15:01. In the teamrace, pack running from Whea-ton Academy’s Brandon Lach(30th, 15:13) and Jonan Jones(35th), 15:22) helped the War-riors place 11th.
Keyed by Nick Brouch(92nd, 15:55), St. Francis took24th.
CLASS 1A
Aurora Christian sopho-more standout Tanner Chadafinished third in 15:02, just frac-tions of a second behind Tusco-la’s Eric Ponder, the runner up.Fithian Oakwood co-op juniorJon Davis won the race in 14:20.
In the girls race, ACS seniorBecca Wert was 109th in 20:02.
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St. Charles North’s Audrey Ernst stays ahead of Naperville North’sClaire Hamilton on the way to the finish line Saturday in the Class 3Agirls race at the IHSA cross country state meet.
Wheaton Academysteamrolls to state title
By DEREK [email protected]
HOFFMAN ESTATES –The Wheaton Academy boyssoccer team left little doubtabout which team is superiorin Class 2A this season.
For the second straightday, the Warriors were ableto emerge victorious in dom-inating fashion, defeatingSt. Joseph, 5-1, in Saturday’sIHSA Class 2A state champi-onship match.
Wheaton Academy (25-1-1)won its first state champion-ship in program history inthe process, distancing thememories of the past two sea-sons when they settled forfourth in the state both times.
“That was the main drive,just that the last two yearswe couldn’t quite hold outso we knew that we only hadone shot with this team, es-pecially the seniors,” seniorforward Reid Culberson said.“We knew we had a goodteam so we really wantedto win this game and that’swhat drove us.”
T h e W a r r i o r s n e v e rtrailed in the match after go-ing up early on a 9th minutestrike by senior midfielderLucas Hoepner, his first oftwo goals on the afternoon.
Hoepner’s shot inside the18 hit the crossbar before ca-reening back out to him, fin-ishing the ball with his headfor the 1-0 lead.
Culberson added his firstof two goals in the 16th min-ute, collecting a rebound afterTy Seager drove a ball towardthe net from the right side ofthe 18 and had his cross de-flected.
Seager hooked up with Ho-epner in the 34th minute totriple the lead, but St. Josephwas able to get on the boarda minute later off a set piece.
Chargers midfielder Vic-tor Moreno blasted a brilliantshot past Warriors goalkeep-er Drew Sezonov at the backpost after Sezenov deflecteda spinning corner kick backout towards Moreno.
With the 3-1 lead headinginto the half, the Warriorseasily could have sat backand played it safe with a de-fensive formation for the fi-nal 40 minutes.
But facing a previouslyunbeaten St. Joe team thathad trailed 2-0 at halftime inits semifinal matchup againstSt. Viator on Friday beforecoming back to win in a pen-alty shootout, Seager em-phasized playing a completegame.
“We were up by two goalsat halftime and knew that it’sgoing to take a full 80 to winthe game,” Seager said. “Weweren’t going to give up so wetried to do that and get anoth-er goal and another goal justto put it away and ultimatelyfinish the game and finish ona strong note.”
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no business of friendDear Abby: May I have
some advice about atouchy subject? One ofmy boyfriend’s closefriends is going throughhis third bout with can-cer and the prognosis isnot good.
He is married with ahealthy 3-year-old son.So imagine our surprisewhen his wife announcedshe’s pregnant.
This is a decision we donot support. I don’t knowwhat they’re thinking,but if you are facing thereality that your spousewill not be around muchlonger, we don’t feel itis wise to bring anotherchild into the world whowill never know his or herfather.
Some of her closefriends want to throw hera “sprinkle,” and althoughI am only an acquain-tance, I have been invited.How do I handle this?Should I attend and keepmy thoughts to myself, de-cline and/or send a smallgift in my absence? I havea hard time making smalltalk about subjects I don’tagree with.
Did I mention she doesnothing but complainabout how hard her life isnow? I’m afraid if I go andget involved, I’ll be on thehook down the road whenshe wants to complainabout how hard it is toraise two children alone. –Isn’t My Choice
Dear Isn’t: Feeling asyou do, decline the invi-tation. This woman needsfriends around her duringthis painful and traumat-ic time, and you do notqualify.
To send a small giftwould be both thoughtfuland kind, because I amsure her life is extremelydifficult now.
As to this couple hav-ing made a decision withwhich you do not agree,allow me to point out thatnot all pregnancies areplanned, and this may beone of them.
Dear Abby: My folks
are in their mid-70s andhave health problems. Myoldest niece, “Riley,” willgraduate from high schoolnext spring and is consid-ering going to a collegenear them. My parentsrecently told me that mybrother is suggesting Ri-ley move in with them.
The girl has somebehavioral issues and isin counseling. She’s notan easy, happy or normalkid.
My parents are ex-tremely uncomfortablewith the idea, but havenot said anything to mybrother. I think they areafraid of a fight or causinghurt feelings. He is in de-nial about his daughter’sproblems.
I’m concerned aboutmy parents. At their age,I don’t think it’s fairto expect them to haveanother teenager in theirhome, much less one withissues. Is it my place tosay something, and if so,what do I say? – LookingOut for Mom and Dad
Dear Looking Out: Youshould definitely saysomething, but not to yourbrother. Talk with yourparents.
Remind them that ifthey’re not OK with thearrangement your brotherhas proposed, it’s their re-sponsibility to make plainthat because of their agesand their health problemsthey’ll be unable to accom-modate his request.
Because it’s the truth,it shouldn’t cause anargument or hurt feelings.Also, your brother willhave plenty of advancenotice that other livingarrangements will have tobe made for Riley.
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Difficult deals givedifficult decisionsLudwig Mies van der Rohe, an
architect who was born in Germa-ny but lived in the United Statesfrom 1944 until his death in 1969,said: “A chair is a very difficultobject. A skyscraper is almosteasier. That is why Chippendaleis famous.”
Bridge players sit in chairsand face difficult objects – thedeals. This one, from a socialgame, is particularly taxing. Howshould the auction proceed afterSouth opens one diamond (do youagree?) and West passes?
Yes, South might open twoclubs, but his hand is a tad shy inhigh-card terms.
First, North must decide howto respond. Most would bid onespade, but if a 4-4 fit does notexist, bidding two clubs would bebetter. Over one spade, South hasno textbook rebid. Three dia-monds is an underbid, and threeno-trump (which shows a goodlong minor in a hand too strongfor a three-diamond rebid) is un-appealing with the low singletonclub. My choice would be a two-heart reverse. It is not ideal, butat least it is forcing. Here, Northwould presumably rebid in no-trump, and the hard part wouldbe staying out of a slam.
If North responds two clubs,South can rebid a game-forcingthree diamonds. North willcontinue with three spades, andSouth is again in a quandary.I would continue with fourdiamonds, trusting that threeno-trump is not the only makinggame. Against six diamonds orsix no-trump, West must lead ei-ther major suit to disrupt declar-er’s communications. Otherwise,declarer can establish dummy’sclub suit and overtake his spadeking with the ace to reach thedummy.
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OFFICE EQUIPMENTInFocus X1 Projector - $250(Gently used projector for homeor business applications. Usedmaybe 12 times. Original price$999 Also,GBC Velobind System1 Binding Machine and supplies$300. Original price $1425HON 5 Drawer Filing Cabinet$40Campton Hills 630-251-8505
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FOOSBALL TABLEVery Good Condition!
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Christmas Tree ~ Blue SpruceBeautiful 7.5', white lights withremote control, full branches,easy assembly, EXC COND!
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BOOKCASES (2)Glass front, medium wood withshelves, $10/ea.or 2 FOR $15Standing Wooden Oval Mirror
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Lawn spreader for garden tractorgood condition $30
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Parrot tower $10/obo.630-443-6971
COUCH8.5'L, brown leaf pattern, $75.
2 Easy Chairs, beautifulfloral design, $40/ea.
AND white wood youth bed,$50. 815-824-2577
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TABLE ~ PEDESTALAntique, solid oak, 45”D
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2007 Buick LaCrosse CXL21,902 miles, EXC COND!
$11,000. 815-444-9822Program CoordinatorKane County Bar Association
Tasks to include: planning, imple-menting and reporting of Continu-ing Legal Education Seminars;maintain all aspects of member-ship development and tracking.This job req's strong organization-al skills, attention to detail, andthe ability to multi-task.Full details about the job can be
seen on the KCBA website:http://www.kanecountybar.org/news/Program-Coordinator-
2590146783Send resume and cover letter [email protected]
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(SPIKE)(4:57) Movie: › “Jumper” (2008) Hayden Christensen, Jamie Bell. Ayoung man has the ability to teleport himself anywhere. ’
Movie: ››› “I Am Legend” (2007, Science Fiction) Will Smith, Alice Braga, Dash Mihok.Premiere. Bloodthirsty plague victims surround a lone survivor. ’
Movie: ››› “I Am Legend” (2007, Science Fiction) Will Smith, Alice Braga, Dash Mihok.Bloodthirsty plague victims surround a lone survivor. ’
(12:02) Movie: › “Jumper” (2008)Hayden Christensen. ’
(SYFY)(4:00) Movie: “Zodiac: Signs ofthe Apocalypse” (2014)
Movie: ›› “Poseidon” (2006, Adventure) Josh Lucas, Kurt Russell,Jacinda Barrett. A luxury liner capsizes in the North Atlantic.
Movie: › “Thirteen Ghosts” (2001, Horror) Tony Shalhoub, EmbethDavidtz. A widower, his children and others run from vengeful spirits.
Spartacus: War of the DamnedSpartacus tries to provide food.
(:05) Movie: ›› “Collision Earth” (2012) Kirk Acevedo, Diane Farr. Theplanet Mercury is on a trajectory to crash into Earth.
(TCM)Movie: ›› “Saturday’s Children” (1940) John Garfield, Anne Shirley. Adaughter and son-in-law receive a lesson about money. (CC)
Movie: ››› “The Sheik” (1921, Romance) RudolphValentino, Agnes Ayres, Adolphe Menjou.
Movie: ››› “The Thief of Bagdad” (1924, Fantasy) Douglas Fairbanks, Julanne Johnston,Anna May Wong. Silent. A thief must prove himself worthy of a princess.
(:15) Movie: ›››› “The Big Parade” (1925, War) John Gilbert, RenéeAdorée. Silent. Youth goes to France and loses leg in war.
(TLC) Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress Say Yes, Dress 19 Kids and Counting ’ (CC) 19 Kids and Counting ’ (CC) Home Sweet Bus ’ (CC) 19 Kids and Counting ’ (CC) Home Sweet Bus ’ (CC) 19 Kids and Counting ’ (CC)(TNT) Castle “The Final Frontier” ’ Castle A guitarist is murdered. ’ Castle “After Hours” ’ (:01) Castle “Secret Santa” ’ (:02) Transporter: The Series (:03) Transporter: The Series (:03) Law & Order “Submission” (12:03) Law & Order ’(TVL) Walker, Ranger Hogan’s Heroes Hogan’s Heroes (:40) Hogan’s Heroes (CC) Family Feud ’ Love-Raymond Love-Raymond Friends (CC) Friends (CC) King of Queens King of Queens Hot, Cleveland The Exes (CC) King of Queens King of Queens
(USA)NCIS “Up in Smoke” A terroristtargeting the Navy. (CC) (DVS)
NCIS “Till Death Do Us Part” TheNCIS faces devastating surprises.
WWE Monday Night RAW John Cena and The Authority. From Liverpool, England. (N) ’ (Live) (CC) (:05) ChrisleyKnows Best
(:35) ChrisleyKnows Best
(:05) NCIS: Los Angeles A drugcartel linked a terrorist. ’
(12:03) NCIS: Los Angeles A dis-covery about a murdered woman.
(VH1) Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood ’ Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood ’ Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood (N) ’ Weave Trip Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood ’ K. Michelle Weave Trip Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood ’ K. Michelle Weave Trip(WTBS) Seinfeld (CC) Seinfeld (CC) Seinfeld (CC) Seinfeld (CC) Family Guy ’ Family Guy ’ American Dad American Dad Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) (CC) Friends People Conan (CC) Cougar Town
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(4:45) The Offseason: KevinDurant ’ (CC)
(5:55) Movie ››› “Lone Survivor” (2013, War) Mark Wahlberg. Talibanfighters in 2005 Afghanistan attack four Navy SEALs. ’ ‘R’ (CC)
The Last Patrol Journalists and veterans examine war.(N) ’ (CC)
Foo Fighters: Sonic Highways“Austin” ’ (CC)
Getting On DiDiasks for a raise.
The Comeback’ (CC)
(:45) Boxing: Bernard Hopkins vs. Sergey Kovalev.’ (CC)
(MAX)(4:30) Movie ››› “The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug” (2013,Fantasy) Ian McKellen, Martin Freeman. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC)
(:15) Movie › “Baggage Claim” (2013) Paula Patton. A woman sets outon a cross-country quest to find a husband. ‘PG-13’ (CC)
Movie ›› “300: Rise of an Empire” (2014, Action)Sullivan Stapleton, Eva Green. ’ ‘R’ (CC)
(:45) WorkingGirls in Bed ’
(:10) Skin to theMax ’
(:40) Movie ›› “The Hills Have Eyes” (2006, Horror)Aaron Stanford, Kathleen Quinlan. ’ ‘R’ (CC)
(SHOW)Movie ›› “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2” (2012, Ro-mance) Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC)
Homeland “Redux” Carrie’s investi-gation is complicated. (CC)
The Affair New difficulties at home.’ (CC)
Homeland “Redux” Carrie’s investi-gation is complicated. (CC)
The Affair New difficulties at home.’ (CC)
Web Therapy“Trust Exercise”
Movie ›› “Saw II” (2005, Horror) Donnie Wahlberg,Tobin Bell, Shawnee Smith. ’ ‘R’ (CC)
(TMC)(4:45) Movie ››› “Dead Poets Society” (1989) Robin Williams. Anunorthodox teacher inspires his prep-school students. ’ ‘PG’ (CC)
Movie ››› “The Master” (2012, Drama) Joaquin Phoenix, Philip Seymour Hoffman, AmyAdams. A drifter becomes a charismatic religious leader’s disciple. ’ ‘R’ (CC)
Movie ›› “No God, No Master” (2012, Crime Drama)David Strathairn. Premiere. ’ ‘PG-13’ (CC)
(:05) Movie ›› “A Perfect Man” (2012, Romance)Jeanne Tripplehorn, Liev Schreiber. ’ ‘R’ (CC)
(:40) Movie“Blue Caprice”