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Dano began this second - fashion consulting - a year ago, but she has always had a passion for fashion. She studied art planning to become a fashion designer. When Dano "fell into" successful modeling and acting careers, she was sidelined, but she said: "I've always dressed my friends." Linda developed a reputation with her own "look" during her extensive career in television. "I actually struck a deal, when I was on As the World Turns, to wear my own clothing on the show/' die said. "I knew a lot of designers as well as actors. So I decided to make this a second profession." engaged to Neil. Roman decides to go back to Salem and prove his innocence. Anna is afraid Alex will kill her if she goes back. Bo and Roman go back to the hideout to find the bordello burning with Anna trapped inside. Hope waits on the docks for Bo. THIS WEEK: Marlene is concerned about Roman. Liz clings to Neil for support. CAPITOL -- Myrna warns Sam he may be hit with a paternity suit. Wally doubts Ronnie's word. Beth can't get her mind off Jordy. LOVING - Things look bad for Jack. Merrill puts pressure on Roger. Ann holds firm to her decision. RYAN'S HOPE - Jill is shocked to learn Bess is her mother. When she asks Maggie about this, Maggie breaks down and admits it is true. Jill and Siobhan are rescued from the restaurant before there is a shoot-out. Siobhan fears Joe is dead until she receives a basket of roses with a card signed ~>Joe." Jacqueline decides to hire a private detective to find out more about Siobhan and Bill. THIS WEEK: Frank is edgy. Bess hurts her own case. THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS - Paul and Andy set a trap for Rick to see if he killed Glidden. Jill faints when Kay accuses her of faking a pregnancy. Later Jill finds out she is really pregnant after all. Traci befriends Sparky to set him up for the police. Jack hires Andy and Paul to investigate Professor Sullivan. Jack tempts Diane with tickets to Greece if she will leave Andy. Previously, Jack and Andy got into a fist fight over Diane. THIS WEEK: Dina changes course. Sullivan is bothered. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW Hogan and Sunny find Vargas' old apartment hoping to discover the millions he hid "under the rose." His place, however, is filled with roses. Wendy plays along with Warren's plans to get his hands on Suzi's inheritance. Travis learns his grandfather was not responsible for the suicide of Lloyd's father. Stephanie is upset when she realizes Wendy is seeing Warren again. THIS WEEK: Stephanie wants to set Suzi straight Lloyd feels empty. GENERAL HOSPITAL Luke becomes disenchanted with being mayor arid longs to be alone with Laura. Jimmy Lee can't resist kissing Celia and she decides to quit. Yanni tells Luke and Laura that Helena has had a breakdown and will bring no more harm to them. The health department /comes down on Rose. Ric^/knows the inspector is (m the take but can't prove it. Amy additions a second time for the ^and, and they are im­ pressed. THIS WEEK: Luke and Laura talk about their future. Dr. Hardy performs an annual Christmas duty. Although Dano does not sell clothes professionally to Another World, she has been thrilled with the elaborate wardrobe Lewis Brown, costume designer, has selected for her character. "Felicia, with her outrageous outfits and personality, has built herself into a fantasy image which keeps her in the spotlight. She is the kind of woman who rarely wears an outfit twice." How does Dano keep her clients well-dressed? "I start by going through their closets, tying together what they've got with accessories and throwing away what they don't wear. "Most people are really im­ pulse shoppers. They may find a purple shirt that looks nice, but when they take it home, they have nothing to wear with it, so they stick it on with a pair of black pants and then wonder why they don't look good. "When my clients open their closets in the morning, they have pieces that go together, including hats, belts, shoes and jewelry." PREVIEW: 12* to 12-23 ANOTHER WORLD Liz learns that David had an affair with Sally and Sally is Kevin's mother. Donna tries to buy off Cecile, but Cecile rips up her check and tape records Donna's incriminating conversation. Jaimie accuses Nicole of lying to him about giving up cocaine. Later, Ted plants two bags of coke in Jaimie's pocket and has him arrested for possession. THIS WEEK : Julia begins another book. Cecile snoops into Mac's affairs. EDGE OF NIGHT - Spencer returns to find the diamonds. Sky runs into him and demands to know what he is doing in Monticello. A' ghostly figure appears in the gazebo. The police discover a tramp near the mansion killed by a truck. Chris is shot when she lays in wait to catch the person who has been breaking into her house. Jody prepares to leave Monticello for college. Derek calls Miles in London to tell him Chris has a head wound. THIS WEEK: Jody says her goodbyes. Spencer looks for more answers. DAYS OF OUR LIVES - Liz is shot during the hostage siege. She is rushed to the hospital and when she regains consciousness, she has amnesia. Liz thinks she is still in love with Don and doesn't - remember being ST AW PHOTO/WAYNC CAVlOtD WAITING FOR SANTA-A warm fire burns in a kettle as a few gather near for Man held on five charges in domestic dispute A Creston man faces five charges following a domestic dispute that occurred Dec. 13, east of McHenry. Leighann Sorenson, 25, 3Q2 Fritzsche, McHenry, called the McHenry County Sheriff's Police to report the incident. She said that a man came to her home and struck her and her two children during an argument. With a description of the vehicle, county police stopped a car near the intersection of Route 120 and Lily Lake Road. Steven Dillie, Creston, IL, was charged with three counts of battery, driving with a suspended license and driving with open liquor in a motor vehicle. Bond was set at $4,050. the warmth during their wait for Santa and numerous festivities at the park. Hospice fund driVe reaches half way mark The Gift of Hospice fund drive has reached the half-way mark toward its $25,000 goal, ac­ cording to campaign chairman Barbara Powers, Harvard. "The response from the community to this first fund raising campaign is , so gratifying that we are confident of reaching our goal before the new year begins," Mrs. Powers said. ftOBpice will provide home basCd support to people who are terminally ill with less than six months to live and to their families. ; A cadre of some 25 volunteers is intensifying its efforts to raise ' the rest of the needed money, according to the chairman. "We must meet our goal, but current contributions mean that we can hire an executive director within the next few weeks to get the Hospice support program underway," Powers said. 7--- ------ Volunteers in the campaign include Hospice members, of­ ficers and directors. "They are all working so very hard for this association because they want their families, their friends and their neighbors to have the option of hospice care." the chairman said. Hospice has a limited number of beautiful, commemorative art works which were donated as premiums for major con­ tributors. People and organizations who contribute to the association before the end of the- year become charter * members. The premiums range from author-autographed books for the $50 sponsors to an original watercolor portrait of a business donor's corporate facility for a $2,500 contribution. They include such one-of-a- kind artworks as wrought iron sculptures; porcelain bowls; f r a m e d p h o t o g r a p h s , maculature prints and serigraphs. In assessing the progress of the combined membership and fund drive, Hospice president Joan Brown, Woodstock, said that the organization has doubled its membership during the campaign. "Hospice for McHenry County now has 130 charter members," she noted. "Many of our members are helping us to target additional individuals and corporations whom they believe will want to contribute to make this important care option a reality. "We need contributions from the community now to get the work underway. Hospice must be in operation for a year before ^ it is eligible to apply to United Way and other funding sources for their support, so that kind of financial aid is at best two years down the road," Mrs. Brown said. All contributions are tax deductible. The Hospice office is located at 207 Main Street, Woodstock. For further information on the fund drive and Hospice services, call (815) 338-3783. Express mail for late shoppers For last minute shoppers and mailers there is a solution. It's called Express Mail Next Day Service, and it's available at the local post office. "With Express . Mail, customers can reach many cities from our town", says McHenry Postmaster LeRoy Smith. "You can mail a package by 5 p.m. one day and have it reach the addressees by 3 p.m.the following day. Express Mail offers weekend and Christmas Day delivery to the addressee at no extra charge, From here, Postmaster Smith says 1,200 cities can be reached via the Express Mail Service Network. Items weighing up to 70 pounds can be sent by Excess Mail. The service includes merchandise insurance coverage up to $500 at no ad­ ditional charge. Also, the sender can apply for a full refund of postage if a shipment is late. Contact the post office for information about the cities that can be reached from here via Express Mail Service. (815-385- 0816). Personalized Christmas Wrap Have fun with these easy but cute ways of wrapping gifts for each member of the family: FOR MOM: Wrap the gift in pretty paper, then use a tape mea­ sure as a ribbon, lied around the box and in a bow at the lop. FOR DAD: Wrap Dad's gift in red paper.1n one corner, glue a pink triangle. Cut out black felt eye*, red felt nose and mouth, and glue in place. Glue on balls of cotton for hair, moustache, and beard. FOR SISTER: Wrap th«< pre- e sent in pretty paper. Tie a ribbon • around it if you wish. Arrange ,rJv tolMpopa green paper or fell ieaves and glue at lollipop's base. FOR BROTHER: Criss-cross the gift's bright paper with a wide ribbon. Tape a couple of new. • tiny cars to the ribbon road. 4228 W. Elm Mchenry 344-0022 6606 N.W. highway Crystal Lake 455-0507 *