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Friday, March si, 2000 Early cani Centegra Health System reminds readers the argument for cancer screening is simple: anyone can get cancer, but those who detect the cancer early have the best chance of getting successful treatment. For women with localized breast cancer, the five-year survival rate is 97 percent. But only 20 percent of those whose cancer has spread to distant parts of the body can expect to live that long. For colorectal cancer, only seven percent of patients with advanced disease survive five years or longer compared to 91 percent of those who get early detection. If all Americans used tests now available, the American Cancer Society estimates the relative survival rates for these cancers would increase to more than 95 percent.

To help educate the public on the can NEIGHBOR Section 3 importance of getting regularly screened for cancer, Centegra Health System is sponsoring two cancer screenings: colorectal screenings and mammograms, which screen for breast cancer in women. Colon cancer is the third leading cause of death of men and women in the United States with an estimated 129,400 new cases diagnosed in 1999. The signs and symptoms of this type of cancer include rectal bleeding, blood in the stool or a change in bowel habits. These symptoms may not always appear or you may have a family history of the disease which is a risk factor, therefore the American Cancer Society recommends a fecal occult blood test annually after age 50. The test can identify if there is blood in the stool.

Centegra Health System will offer this screening free of charge during April 10-14 at both Memorial Medical Center on Doty Road in Woodstock and Northern Illinois Medical Center, on Route 31 in McHenry. A limited number of kits are available and will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Kits can be picked in the lab from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at either hospital Mammography can detect tumors so small even a doctor cannot feel them during physical examination.

Mammograms take x-ray films of breast tissue so it can be screened for cancer. Studies have shown early detection increases survival and treatment options. The large declines in breast cancer mortality have been attributed in part to the use of regular mammography screening. The American Cancer Society recommends women age 40 and older have an annual mammogram, an annual clinical breast examination by a health care professional and perform monthly breast self-examinations. During April, Centegra Health System will offer reduced-fee mammograms at $70 including the radiologist fees.

Mammogram appointments can be made by calling the following facilities: Memorial Medical Center, Woodstock, (815) 334-3116; Northern Illinois Medical Center, McHenry (815) 759-4301; or the Centegra Medical Office building, Crystal Lake, (815) 477-3400. The accomplishments of Fox Valley's best and brightest students include: The following Fox Valley students have been named to Aurora University's spring term deans list: Algonquin: Theresa Mansfield, high honors. Batavia: Emily DeBruyeker, Brett Kristensen, Bryan Nangle, and Andrea Vilmin, honors. Carpentersville: Colleen Krueger, honors Gary: Koriann Oakes, high honors Elgin: Cheryl Groce, honors, Sarah Saltzmann, honors, Emily Schambach and Jeremy Schambach, both high honors Geneva: Stephanie Akhaltab, Allison King, Sara Lurz, honors, and Nick Macks, high honors. Harvard: Holly Grans, honors, Adam Kruckenburg, high honors Lake in the Hills: Beatrice Aguilera, honors, Brittany Kinser, high honors St.

Charles: Kimberly Brewer, high honors, Molly Hooley, high honors, Amy Molzer, high honors, Jennifer Niemczyk, honors, Jennifer Rowe, honors, and Tina Schopp, high honors. Woodstock: Rebecca May, honors The following Fox Valley students participated in the inaugural Western Illinois University Study Abroad "Welcome Home" reception in August at the WIU Alumni House, Macomb. The event honored those returning students who studied abroad. Elizabeth Azzaline, Crystal Lake, senior accountancy major returning from French Study Tour; Lindsey Passwaters, Crystal Lake, a sophomore elementary education major, returning from AIFS-Italy; Julie Giannone, Harrington, a senior French major, returning from French Study Tour; Joseph Ponitz, Marengo, a senior law enforcement and justice administration major, WISE program-Spain. North Central College, Naperville, has announced its president's list scholars for the 1999 fall term.

Fox Valley students included in that list are: Algonquin: Deborah Ann Brown and Kim M. Walkup. Gary: Kaitlyn Amy Bjornson, daughter of Joseph Bjornson; Nathan B. Partridge, son of David Partridge. Crystal Lake: Dana Louise Demes, daughter of Manno Demes.

Dundee: Matthew W. McCrory, son of Timothy McCrory. Elgin: Christopher Hammond, Holly J. Hartschtih, Kelly Jean Pasholk, daughter of Mark Pasholk; and Raul H. Santiago.

Geneva: Micah Woods Farritor, son of Barbara Woods; James E. Flanagan, Leslie A. Free, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Allen Free; Christopher J. Kolavo, son of Thomas Kolavo; and Jennifer S.

Roy. South Elgin: Debra D. Mclnnis St. Charles: Katherine Dianne Quinlan, Peter A. Berg, Tamara Ann Bone, Jeffrey A.

Clark David Conant, John R. Engquist, Kathleen Geiken, John Gorby, Patrick J. Lauf, Scott B. Loehrke, Amy E. Majewski, Richard Matonich, Jodi L.

Medina, daughter of Joseph Medina; Dan Pollack, Christopher Lorde Prestidge, William J. Schremser, Jessica Lorraine Stroede, daughter of David Rubini; and Adriana Hristova Djambazka. Union: Crystal Ann Shepard, daughter of Sue Shepard Barnes. West Dundee: Faith Ann Edgar, daughter of Larry Edgar. Veteran performer Bailey to portray Streisand Internationally acclaimed performer Jim Bailey will portray Barbra Streisand at 7:30 p.m.

Saturday the Norris Theater, 1040 Dunham Road, St. Charles. Bailey will be accompanied by the Illinois Chamber Symphony. Bailey is an operatically trained singer and veteran performer. He has played several times in New York's Carnegie Hall and London's Palladium.

He also has performed at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles and main showrooms in the top casinos in Las Vegas and Atlantic City. Between concert performances, Bailey has appeared in guest starring character roles on nearly 80 TV programs and motion pictures Spots on TV include "Here's Lucy," "Night Court," "Vegas," "The John Larroquette Show," "The Golden Girls," "Cagney and Lacy," "Switch," "Carol Burnett," "The Streets of San Francisco." Movies he has appeared in include Woody Allen's "Zelig," "Vultures in Paradise," Rage" and. "The Surrogate." also has appeared on "The Tonight Show," "The Joan Rivers Show," "The Merv Griffin Show," "Ed Sullivan," "Mike Douglas," "The Today Show," "Good Morning America," "Howard Stern" and "Robin Leach." Bailey's theater work includes "Nightclub Confidential," "Jeffrey," "The Boyfriend," "The Diary of Anne Frank," "Bells are Ringing" and more recently "Fragile Fire," directed by Paul Winfield. He also has recorded numerous records and appeared on many TV specials from the Super Bowl to the Tony Awards program. In addition to being an accomplished singer with.an opera background (Philadelphia Conservatory of Music), Bailey has performed in many concerts arid recordings.

Some high points in his career remain the Command Performances for the Queen of England in which Bailey appeared as Judy Garland alongside Liza Minnelli. Throughout his career Bailey has received numerous awards and recognition for his artistry. Among them include the People's Choice Award. He was named Las Vegas Enter- tainer of the Year four times, and was given the International Press Association Award twice, a Variety Club award as well as other theater awards and honors worldwide. He has been featured in countless magazines including Time, U.S.

and People. Bailey is also a tireless volunteer for charitable organizations performing for the American Cancer Society, the Heart Fund, Multiple Sclerosis, Handicapped Children and AIDS benefits throughout the world. Tickets cost $35.50 for adults and $34.50 for senior citizens and children younger than 12. For tickets, call the Norris box office at (630) 584-7200. Area Jaycees gear up contest to discover best pizza The Algonquin-Lake in the Hills Jaycees will hold its third annual Best Pizza Contest from 6 to 7 p.m.

Sunday at the Hunt Club banquet hail, 440 W. Algonquin Road, Algonquin. Following the contest, the public is invited to participate in a "pizza taste" beginning at 7 p.m. Participating pizzerias and restaurants have donated three pizzas for judging in each category they choose to enter Best Thin, Best Stuffed, Best Pan and Most Creative. All pizzas will be entered into the Best in Appearance and Best Overall categories.

Contest winners will receive an award plaque to display at their business site. Judges will be local Jaycee members and Jaycees from across the state of Illinois. Each judge is required to pay a $5 fee. New this year, the Jaycees are inviting the general public to come to the event following the judging. Anyone 21 and older is welcome to attend for a $3 fee.

The Jaycees will conduct a membership drive during the entire event. Anyone joining the Jaycees at the event will receive a $10 discount on membership dues. The contest is a venue for the public to meet the local Jaycees so they can learn more about the Jaycee organization. Proceeds will be used to fund future, Jaycee-sponsored activi- ties and events that benefit the communities of Algonquin and Lake in the Hills. Dozens of raffle prizes will be awarded.

Raffle tickets are $1 each of six for $5. Each guest will receive a free raffle entry as a door prize. A cash bar will be available all evening including soda and alcoholic beverages. For more contest information, call Crystal at (847) 458-0528 or Renee at (847) 854-5874. HONOR ROLLS Dundee Crown High School The following students were named to honor roils at Dundee- Crown High School for the second quarter of the 1999-2000 academic year.

High Honor Roll Freshmen: Brandon Alley, Amanda Alther, Christina Amenta, Adam Andriano, Christopher Benedik, Carey Bergsma, Bethany Boberg, Matthew Brannon, Jennifer Chase, Sonya Clark, Chase Cottrell, Joseph Delacruz, Elliot Ebel, Anika Ellis, David Faber Hilary Hoffman, Chad Hubbard' James Hunsberger, Miriam Ibarra, Heather Kalland, Jenni Kempf, Scot Killinger, Megan Kovar, Vanessa Lindsfey. Merry Marwig, Daniel McCarthy, Crarivel Melgoza, Norma Mestizo, Kristina Muir, Stephanie Niedospial, Ashlee Oblesbee, Jessica Olson, Jennifer Ondera, Keather Ozarka, Chad Peabody, Ann Marie Perez, Brittany Peterkort, Elizabeth Pjfke Yazmin Rosas, Alberto Salazar, Francesca Salvatini, Jaden Sanchez Michael Scola, Kelli Sibigtroth, Gregory Starr, Timothy Stefan, Emily Thompson, TaherValika. Sophomores: Joseph Arendt, Margaret Barnard, Aaron Becker, Darren Buchanan, Rebecca Castillo, Matthew Chquinard, Molly Clemente, Anthony Contaldo, Amy Deck, Ronald Erickson Ryan Ewert, Ricard Garay, Kathryn Gresmer, Benedict Hane Laura Holstius, Danielle Hoster Sara Huebner, Mitchel Jones, Laura Krumsee, Shannon La Force, Ryan Love, Shannon McMullen, Lindsay Mendro. Alexander Morris, Katie Noel, Salina Norman, Christine Pinedo, Andriana Rico, Hector Romero, Stephanie Schneider, Destiny Scwartz, Paul Sigrist, David Silva, Amanda Sliwinski, Breann Sportsman, Sarah Stout, Mariene Velasco, Christopher Vodicka, Erin Weir, Brian White, Daniel Wilbrandt, Jacia Witt, Joanna Juniors: Christopher Baum Russell Biogg, Carcos Bolanos Elizabeth Bradford, Courtney Bullis, Michelle Castaneda, Jemise Christian, Nicole Coover, Robyn Corner, Riley Delano, Thomas Douglass, Kara Englund, Mark Erickson, Mary Erickson, Dane Granholm, Nicole Harle, Dustin Hitzeman, Kimberly Jamrozek, Marie Juengling, Alexander Kleeman, Erin Liljegren, Nicholas Niedospial, AshJey Olsen, Brandon Oswald, Adam Pate, Christopher Pdbregar, Fernando Rodriguez, Megan Rork, Emmanuel Salazar, Yvonne Serrano, Brittany Swanson, Amber Wozniak, Hibah Yasin. Seniors: Cassandre Adolf, Cristina Alcala, Madelyn Amenta, Christopher Arnold, Trinita Avery, Tionna Barney, Jesus Berreles Todd Bey, Ryan Blinstrup, Vanessa Campos, Gerogina Cano, Eric Carlson, Isabel Cisneros, Nicole Corbin, David Dabrowski, Megan Dicken, Vanessa Frame, Daniel Fuqua, Rebecca Gannon, Caleb Gilcrease, Lindsay Gilmore, Nancy Godinho, Maryellen Hale, Andrew Janzen, Julie Leisio, Clara Marquez, Sarah Marsh, Bradley Norlin, Jillian Rasmussen, Tara Shepley, Sara Sigrist, Emily Wilbrandt, Michael Zapart.

Honor Roll Freshmen: Carolyn Akers, Ashley Arnone, Christine Benigni, Emily Bennett, Erica Bernard Ingrid Bode, Twaneed Brooks Samantha Bunte, Ghienhel Capule, Gilberto Conejo, Derek Crow, Anthony Dal Compo, Yendi De La Luz, Frank Delmundo, Elizabeth Dennis, Keelin Flanigan Brittany Foraker, Tiffany Gibbs, Jonathan Gorski, Sean Green, Kelly Grogan, Leslie Hansen, Kimberly Hanson, Adrianne Hawthorne, Shawn Hilgart. Dale-Ann Hitzeman, Carl Hoi- man, Megan Jamrozek, Marisha Jaroszkiewicz, Kathleen Killackey, Shannon Kosmatka, Justin Lucas, Joanna Malinger, Yesenia Martinez, Michelle Maslana, Elizabeth Mora, Javier Nunez, Sean O'Meara, Kimberly Ostrowski Joshua Riff, Katherine Ritter, Katelynn Rynders, Brenda Sandoval, Eiffel Santos, Rachael Schnoor, Mackenzie Seiler, Cassie Spence, Emma Swift, Donna Vanderhoof. Sophomores: Amber Bates, Casey Bayer, Kristin Brennan, Jennifer Briesch, Jason Brogan, Heriberto Caballero, Christopher Cameron, Claudia Castaneda, Heather Clark, Karissa Cullen Jessica De Witt, Eric Dean James Dienhart, Stephen Gillie Jennifer Glusica, Crystal Graber, Jimmy Hsieh, Elisabeth James, Lauren James, Anna Jarzynka, Sabrina Kahren, Jenna Lukowski, Derek Maxwell, Kathleen McGee, Rutilo Rodriguez Omar Sanchez, Matthew Sassi, Sherry Timmins, Christopher Yebra, Rogelio Zesati. Juniors: Leigh Allen, Megan Andrews, Jefferson Baptiste, Joseph Bresnen, Lina Bunte, Jacob Cassidy, Michael COnnell, Allison Culpepper, Maria Diaz Mary Anna Gilly, Andrea Gomez, Isaura Guerrero, Jose Hernandez, Stephanie Jones, William Kucharenko, Jennifer Lichthardt, Elizabeth Lynam, Joshua Mangold, Benjamin Mora Dalila Muro, Sara Nitschke, Edwin Ramirez, Jill Repede, Justin Revera, Garrett Reymann, Daniel Sanchez, Matthew Scholer, Nicole Scola, Dawn Serra, Yanin Soto, Stephanie Sutter, Michael Tomczyk, Dyann Valentine, Kathryn Wang, Shannon Wiebe, Paige Willis, Jennifer Windt. Seniors: Kimberly Baresel, Katie Beichner, Lauren Berggren, Bradley Brockmeyer, Diana Capocasa, Russell Carlton, Kimberly Chan, Jesus Cisneros, Micahel Cwienkala, Peter Dall, Denise Erickson, Nicholas Giagnoni, Betsy Gratzer, Austin Green, Christian Gross, Lindsay Jeffers, Laura Kappen, Karen Kase, Megan Lalleman, Jay Landgraf II, Keri Lindsey.

Brian McDougall Manuel Mejia, Stanley Merritt Jennifer Mullins, Eric Pirtie, Nelson Ramos, Claudia Saavedra, Ronald Tessendorf, Brandy Timmins, Matthew Vodicka, Nicole Wells. Bowling benefit set to help Helping Paws Fashion show gala to aid Provena St. Joseph Helping Paws Animal Welfare Association will hold a bowlathon for youth in sixth-, seventh- and eighth-grades at noon May 7 at West Lanes, Route 14, Crystal Lake. Bowlers can sign up individually and be placed on a team, or form teams of four people to participate. The event will include raffles and other prizes and each bowler will receive a T-shirt to bowl in.

All money from the fund-raiser will go directly to Helping Paws Animal Shelter for food, shelter and medical care for the many dogs and cats at the facility at 257 King Crystal Lake. For more information or to sign up, call Dee Perron at (847) 6588560. Registration deadline is April 8. Ckeck out coming attmciicws Time out! Provena St. Joseph Hospital Auxiliary will host its annual fashion show, titled "Once Upon A Time," beginning 11 a.m.

April 8, in the Boulder Ridge Country Club in Lake in the Hills. Proceeds from "Once Upon a Time" will benefit the hospital's Family Birth Place. The event will begin with social hour at 11 a.m., then the fashion show will begin immediately following the luncheon, held at noon. The show is presented by "Fash- McGraw group sets April 14 bird walk The Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation in Dundee Township has scheduled a bird walk from 8 to 10:30 a.m. Friday, April 14.

Because the group is limited to 20 participants, you must register by calling (847) 428-2240. The group will meet at the George V. Burger Research and Education Center off Route 25, across from Albert Drive in Dundee at 8 a.m. There is no fee for the program, but binoculars are required. ions with Flair." Committee members for the event include Pat Torisky, chairman, Bernice Roome, Barb Head, Nancy Beth, Carrie Laird, Lil Klein, Julie Costello, Marge Holtz, Magda Nelson, Susan Pellettieri, Diane Robertson, Mary Kae Hoffman, Mary Stanley, Ann Gerardo, Tina Linardqs, Sandy Pryde, Jill Warner, Nan Limberis and Sister June Does, OSF.

Reservations will be held at the door. Sponsorship opportunities and invitations are available by calling Provena Saint Joseph Hospital Volunteer Office at (847) 888-5470. Provena Saint Joseph Hospital is part of Provena Health, an integrated health care delivery network. Provena Saint Joseph Hospital is a 264 bed Level II Trauma Center offering comprehensive inpatient and outpatient services. Provena Health includes seven hospitals, 15 long facilities and more than 40 clinics in Illinois and Indiana.

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