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Wednesda November 10,1999 NEIGHBOR Section F3: ENTERTAINMENT Marvin's Room' to start run Saturday night "Marvin's Room" will be presented at 8 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and Nov. 19, 20, 26 and 27 as the second production of the 26th season at the Albright Theater Company, State and Van Buren streets, Batavia. Matinee shows will be done at 2 p.m. Nov.

21 and 28. The play, which won the 1992 New York Drama Desk Award for best play, looks at the human spirit in the face of death. Heroine Bessie (Barb Alexander) has her hands full looking after her disabled aunt, Ruth (Melissa Auer), and trying to keep her bedridden father, Marvin, from swallowing Yahtzee dice. But when she is diagnosed with leukemia, it is Bessie who has to learn to depend on others namely, her sister Lee (Maureen Morley) and arsonist nephew Hank (Zack Robinson). Also in the cast is Rich Kropp as Dr.

Wally; Ted-Ranney as Bob; Ellen Lind as Dr. Charlotte; David Konie as Charlie; and Lori Holm as the retirement home director. Tickets are $10 for adults and $7 for students and seniors. For details or reservations, call (630) 406-8838. GOLDEN DINERS Today Roast turkey and gravy, sweet potatoes, creamed asparagus soup, cranberry salad, potato roll, vanilla pudding.

Thursday Roast beef, mashed potatoes and gravy, broccoli, peaches, wheat roll, carrot cake. Tri-Cities locations are at 119 N. Third St. Charles, and Riverain Apartments, 200 N. Island Batavia.

The cost per meal is $2.50. For reservations, catt (630) 232-6676. Menu subject to change. Substitutions may be necessary for home delivery due to packaging. SCHOOL MENUS Batavia Barbecue pork on a bun or chicken patty on a bun, garden salad, diced peaches.

Geneva Elementary schools: Chees.e pizza, Frito corn chips, pineapple tidbits. Middle and high schools: Patty melt, cole slaw, garden salad. Kaneland Ham and cheese on a bun, Tri- Tator, pears, apple cake. St. Charles Elementary schools: Hot dog, carrot and celery sticks, applesauce, potato chips, salad bar, raisins.

Middle schools: Choice of macaroni and cheese, pepperoni pizza or Bun Appetite sandwich, deli bar, tossed salad, french fries, broccoli, dinner roll, gelatin with fruit. Fox Final 5 Ms! Carriage Oaks It's not too late to make your Retirement Dreams come true. Call Lori at (630)584-2112 1 500 Hwy. (Route 38) St. 60174 AT ELGIN COMMUNITY COLLEG Thinking of getting a dog? Learn a few things first "Please, Oh, Please, Can We Get A Dog," a new seminar for prospective dog owners, is sponsored by Elgin Community College's Center for Personal and Professional Development.

It is scheduled for 7 to 9:30 p.m. Thursday in the college's Instruction Center, 1700 Spartan Drive, Elgin. The class will teach how to choose a pet and about pet responsibility and commitment. Other topics to be covered include how to research breeds arid breeders, crates and kennels, veterinarians, obedience, microchip- ping and much more. The class is based on the book, "Please, Oh Please, Can We Get a Dog? The Parent's Panic Guide to Dog Ownership," by Cheryl Peterson, who has 30 years of experience in this field.

She has appeared on "Pet Central" on radio station WGN-AM. The cost of the seminar is $29. To register, call the Center for Personal and Professional Development at (847) 622-3036. 'Angela's Ashes' author to visit Naperville Frank McCourt is among the authors scheduled to visit Anderson's Bookshop in Naperville. Anderson's is at 123 W.

Jefferson Naperville. For details, call (630) 355-2665. McCourt, author of "Angela's Ashes" and its sequel "Tis: A Memoir" will sign copies of his books at 7 p.m. Thursday. Numbers to determine toe placement will be passed out at 6p.m.

The Book Group Discussion meets 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. today. a Sherrill Milnes, baritone and author of "American Aria," will visit at 2 p.m. Saturday.

Carolyn Crimi, author of "Don't Need Friends," will visit the store at 3 p.m. Nov. 20. Christopher Radko will visit the store at 7 p.m. Dec.

16. Going Out Of Business 5. EGGEDT JEWMDS LE? SALE OPENS AND SATURDAY AT 10 A.M. SHARP! OPEN UNTIL 6:00 RM. Dear Friends, After 12 years in business in Batavia, I have decided to retire close the store.

Therefore, B. Eggert Jewelers will be GOING OUT OF BUSINESS. This sale is our thank you to all our fine customers over the many years in business. Our entire inventory of Diamonds, Precious Stones, Pearls, 14K Jewelry, Watches Gifts, will be offered at up to OFF. Nothing will be held back.

This is the biggest sale in B. Eggert Jewelers entire history. Respectfully, cttw Baguette Diamonds set in 18K Ring REG. $4,800.00 .65 ct Emerald 80 ct tw Princess Cut Diamonds in 18K Slide REG. $4,800.00 ct tw REG.

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$1250.00 cttw REG. $2500.00 1 Cttw REG. $3750.00 fe) Diamond Earrings $29 95 99 95 149 95 199 95 29995 399 95 499 95 999 95 1499 95 Diamond Pendants cttw REG. $100.00 ct tw REG. S250.00 cttw REG.

$375.00 ct tw REG. $500.00 cttw REG. S625.00 ct tw REG. $1250.00 ct tw REG. $1250.00 ct tw REG.

$2000.00 I CttW 18K Platinum Diamond Anniversary Ring REG. $3,495.00 SALE PRICE 14K 10K Gold Chains Bracelets OFF Cultured Pearls OFF Pulsar, Citizen Caravelle Watches OFF YOUR CHOICE Opal, Amethyst, lolite or Garnet REG. $160 FREE GIFT TO FIRST 100 PEOPLE THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY AT 10:00 AM.