Entertainment -- September 22, 2007

September 22, 2007
3 p.m.-11 p.m.

This day of fun starts off at 3:00 and goes till 11:00 p.m. with fun activities for the whole family. Besides great food, great friends and an scholarship worth supporting, there's plenty of action:

• Inflatable moon walk
• Face painting
• Carnival games for kids of all ages
• ...and let's not forget about the corn hole tournament (are you ready?)

The Illusions of Paul Lee
5 p.m.
Illusionist (magic)
Paul Lee & Co. is considered one of the top performing magic & illusion acts in the Midwest. Their fast paced, high energy show will have you breathless and believing in magic.

Blackhill
6 p.m.
Acoustic
The musicians of Blackhill has been playing music together for 25+ years with other area bands and three years ago decided to go acoustic and formed Blackhill. Expect something special.

Head First
8:30-11:00 p.m.
Classic rock
Head First is a classic and current cover band that has been playing in Chicago and the suburbs for almost ten years. Hear classic rock tunes from John Mellancamp, Tom Petty, The Doobie Brothers, Queen, and many other favorites.

Houston Pineda - An American Worth Remembering

Join us for the Fourth Annual (Concert in the Park) benefiting the Houston J. Pineda Memorial Scholarship Fund. This scholarship was established five years ago after the untimely death of my son Houston and it is awarded to select graduates of West Chicago Community H. S.

Who Was Houston?
Houston was your average American kid a charming, outgoing, goofy, stubborn, loving kid who enjoyed spending time with his family and friends.

As a child, Houston started off a little on the shy side but soon grew into a very popular fun-loving teenager.

Like most kids, Houston was involved in sports playing AYSO soccer in the fall, and Little League Baseball in the summer. In middle school and in his freshman year of high school, Houston began wrestling, but baseball was his passion. He loved playing the game itself, of course, but being with his teammates on and off the field was his favorite time.