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r jSECT^N 2-J APRIL25' 1,84 NO APMMNTMfcNT NH-DfcD Horn: 10M It 2p« ft 3pa to ipa Sat M 5pi MY Ibvŝ Fri* Sri. April 2fi, 27t, 2M 0titcOtCH&* 'Pacfayt Pot&Mtit* <9*k *14-95 4? X. JL 2 <M) DefXMM Required Twelve -- Deluxe Wallets One -- 8x10 Portrait Two -- 5x7 Portraits CkiUrcn 12 Years Ot Younger 1 imit On* PMki|f Per Subject Two Ps<ki|« Per Family POM Our Srhtclion Tfcu pat k •§• lor group ol two or Irs* Add 12 00 when two children are photographed together Other Spent I fcltecl Portraits arc taken whrisev«f practical and nay he purchased with your pack age Parents will he notified by mail lor portrait de­ livery date ai store and must hr present when minors arc photographed HORNSBYS Bgeneral flews Lecture on Medicare slated A lecture focusing on the "older" adult will be added to the free lecture series offered by Northern Illinois Medical Center. The new lecture scheduled for Wednesday, April 25, will be a special panel discussion on Medicare and Medicaid. The speakers will discuss the changes in the Medicare- Medicaid payment plans and bow the changes will affect senior citizens who are hospitalized in the future. Hie lecture will be from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m., and is free service offered by Northern Illinois Medical Center. For information and registration, call the education department at 385-2200, ex* tension 700. © 1984 SEAG^MM WSTIUIRCCO NY MSTUIOFROMGWUN 8OPROOF Program on breast cancer arranged by Women Voters The Woodstock-McHenry League of Women Voters, in conjunction with the American Cancer Society, will present a program of importance to all women on Thursday, April 26. The topic, "Mammography: Now Breast Cancer Can be Detected WJien It's Almost Always Curable", is one which applies to women of all ages, married or single. Breast cancer is the number one cancer killer of American women. Mammography can detect breast cancer years before a person can feel it. This early detection makes it possible to remove thev cancer before it spreads. Following a film, there will be a question and answer session with Joan Althoff, Public Education volunteer, Dr. \ Gangnon, president of McHenry Chapter of American Cancer Society and chief of oncology at Sherman Hospital, and Dr. a local oncologist. Hie program will begin at 7:30 p.m. si Grace Lutheran Church, 311 Warfiington St., Woodstock. For further information, contact League President Barbara Marrs, 385-1434. Plaindealer aews service What started as an arrest for shoplifting, ended with three additional charges against a McHenry man. Calvin D. Hoff, 1205 Sunset, McHenry, was chkrged with resisting, a peace officer, aggravated battery and disorderly conduct in addition to retail theft following a fight at White Hen Pantry, 3806 W. Elm St., McHenry. McHenry Police were called to the store, where Hoff was being detained for shoplifting. 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