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ICTIQNjr P AGE 4 - PLAIN DEALER - FRIDAY, M A RCjj_30^_l»84 I general flews Speaking of Soaps Update on daily serials jPeace Link' opens April 1 ; To demonstrate support for a nuclear freeze, the Northwest Suburban Nuclear Freeze Group Is initiating a "peace link". The ^irst peace link will take place at goon April 1 in front of the First Presbyterian Church, Dunton end Eastman Streets, Arlington heights. \ Jayne R. Liptrot of McHenry jis local coordinator. After the carillon chimes, the jv. Peter Bowman, pastor of 3§t. James Catholic Church in ^Arlington Heights, will give the invocation. "People will link "hands and we'll see how far we jgo - we hope to St. John's United ;£hurch of Christ -one long block la way," says the organizers. Although participants will be symbolically linking churches, the movement is a civic rather than a religious action and anyone interested is invited to participate. Through the peace link the group hopes to give people a source of continuing action. This is for people who don't want to become totally involved, but want to do something to affect the national dialogue on nuclear arms or a freeze. By their physical presence they can express their feelings. They feel the peace link is "a graphic, convenient, peaceful way of doing something". A Complimentary Spinal Examination WeUMi§ The 30NSTEAD TECHNIQUE from Mt. Hortb, Wisconsin have been conducted fhat person* who act immedi- ftrat sisms of illness, such ** llACiCACHE**NBCK much more quickly to persons who neglect that to the chiropractic clinic. HOW NERVES BECOME PINCHED Th0a.m.-12 noon M, Til, W, F, S 8 a.m.-S p.m. 126 South NW. Highway, Barrington 3811110 B" •PP°in«™n« Michael Zaslow brings a wealth of experience from the Broadway stage, films and prime time television to his role as enigmatic David Renaldi, orchestra conductor and a former revolutionary who has a way of attracting and intriguing women in ABC's One Life to live. And like the character he plays, Michael also is a pianist who writes songs. A Californian by birth, Michael spent most of his childhood in New York and returned to Los Angeles as a teenager. He went on to the University of California-Los Angeles where he was graduated Phi Beta Kappa with a degree in political science. But gifted with a rich baritone voice, Michael began performing professionally even during his university years. He appeared in several presentations of the Los Angeles Civic Light Opera Company and toured the Orient playing Billy Bigelow in 'Carousel' for the USO. The same year he graduated from college, he had a running role in the prime time series Star Trek, and started making guest appearances on such programs as Slattery's People, Custer, and Long Hot Summer and later on Lou Grant, Barnaby Jones and Rafferty. Recently he was featured as a regular in the ABC Television Network series, King's Crossing. ' Recap: 3 - 26 to 3 - 30 Preview: 4 - 2 to 4 -- 6 DAYS OF OUR LIVES - Sandy tells Chris that she loves him but he has difficulty saying he loves her. Roman and Eugene plan to search the penthouse while Tony and Anna are at their engagement party. Larry tells Hope about his first wife who left him, making Hope sympathize with Larry and end up in his arms. Anna and Tony return while Roman and Eugene are in the apartment. They run out to hide on the balcony but Eugene loses his balance. Roman tries to save him from falling. Liz waits for Neil in his bedroom. She hears a key in the lock and calls out his name. THIS WEEK: Pete thinks over Melissa's offer. Larry charms Hope. ALL MY CHILDREN - Palmer and Daisy get married. Adam is angry with Palmer and fires him. Jesse borrows the money he needs for the "Steam Pit" from a loan shark. Alfred is madly in love with Hillary. Hillary finds out that Langley is her father and is very angry and hurt. 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(Single vision plastic only) Over 1,000 Rnt Quality Metal or Plastic >9Q Frames Kid's < Frames "• Metal or Plastic 15 VISIT OUR BOUTIQUE DESIGNER SECTION SENIOR mp* FRAME WITH PURCHASE CITIZENS OF LENSES E / V U k G E N C Y R E P A I R S & F R A M E R E P I A C E M E N T S D A I L Y (815)385 9240 & D A l l Y 8 : 3 0 5 3 0 S A T 8 : 3 0 2 W E D . 8 : 3 0 1 what Cassie sees in Simon. Edwina tells Dofian she heard Jenny plans to leave town. Dorian is thrilled and decides to go after David. Herb is ap­ pointed to a committee to in­ vestigate the "mob." Sam tries to break-off with Anthony but finds it difficult to get him out of her mind. Bo personally guarantees a bank loan for the plant. THIS WEEK: Hie "mob" puts pressure on Anthony. Bo gets lost in his second life. GUIDING LIGHT - Philip decides to marry Mindy when she refuses to let him and Beth adopt her baby. The plane carrying Reva and Josh is hijacked. Josh and Wayne overpower the hijacker and deactivate the bomb.. Beth moves into the boarding house. Reva is taken to the hospital with a case of food poisoning. Rick tells Philip he's ruining four lives by marrying Mindy. THIS WEEK : Jim continues his experiments. Mindy realizes she has won a shallow victory. EDGE OF NIGHT - Calvin learns the police informant was killed with the same gun that killed Maxine. Preacher is spotted at the office and is chased but escapes. Logan asks Raven to admit she is wrestling with old feelings for him. She denies this and runs from the room. Alicia sees through Shelley's disguise. Preacher, Calvin, and Derek are trapped in a room wired, perhaps, with explosives. THIS WEEK: Sky questions Raven. Jody feels for Preacher. GENERAL HOSPITAL - When Lou realizes Steffi and Blackie are sleeping together, she produces Josh's tape proving Blackie stole his song. Without thinking, Steffi pushes her. Lou hits her head and dies. Feeling guilty, Blackie refuses to defend himself and says he deserves to be punished. Frisco tells Blackie that he's a fool to cover for Steffi. Grant and Celia realize they have little in common. THIS WEEK: Rick tries to reason with Blackie. Alan and Jimmy Lee lock horns. 1Q AND THE Kay tiasl&r first plastic surgery. Victor tells Nikki he can't marry her as long as he's impotent. Traci worries that if she doesn't go to bed with Tim, she'll lose him. Lauren tries to get close to Tim by hiring him to tutor her. Eric tells Marc to stay away from Ashley. Lauren tells Paul she can't move in with him right now. THIS WEEK: Marc puts pressure on Ashley. Nikki tries to change Victor's mind. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW - Suzi runs into Cagney when she applies for a job at Stan­ ford viUe. Warren falls apart when he learns that Martin sold his half of the club to Lloyd; his deed is worthless. Jack resumes his job at the TV station. Sunny slaps T.R.'s face when she says she thinks Jack is cute. Jtistine takes a turn for the worse. THIS WEEK: Kristin is caught between Brian and Warren. Cagney wants to talk to Suzi. RYAN'S HOPE - A com­ mercial director propositions Maggie when she auditions for a part. Roger realizes fye has a drinking problem and decides to quit cold turkey. Frank im­ pulsively kisses Maggie. Dave renovates the deli loft so Maggie and Katy can live there, Pat advises Johnny not to be too hard on Katy. Roger breaks his resolve and reaches for a bottle of booze. THIS WEEK: Maggie does some fancy foot work. Seneca dreams of Jill. LOVING - While Jim remembers making love to Shana, she is beginning an affair with Mike. Stacey and Jack s h a r e b r o k e n - h e a r t e d memories. Jim wonders how Dane is involved with Shana. Tony lectures Lorna about her extravagant tastes. ANOTHER WORLD - Mac suffers a stroke and is hospitalized. In a letter he left with Brian, Mac appoints Jamie as head of Corey Enterprises, and Sandy is demoted to the editor of Brava Magazine. David sets his house on fire to collect insurance money. Kevin wanders back to the house and David fears he is trapped in the fire. Josh gives his friends money to leave town but they decide to stay. MJ and Larry overpower Frank before he can kill Quinn. • THIS WEEK: David chases after Kevin. Sandy and Jamie have a tense moment.1 AS THE WORLD TURNS - Diana can't bring herself to tell Kirk she's pregnant. Betsy and Steve plan a perfect life together with their daughter Danielle. Diana decides to trap Steve by faking a suicide attempt. Craig is sentenced to five years in prison. Bart arrives in town full of fatherly concern. shows concettr fc Frank lends Lyl£ some emotional support. Steve flies to Washington. THIS WEEK: Frank worries about Diana. Bart turns Lyla's world upside down. ANOTHER WORLD - Lance knocks out Jeremy and takes his wallet and glasses. He picks up the jewels posing as Jeremy. Vaughn confesses to Preston that he's sterile and impotent. Nancy considers plastic surgery. Lori is unnerved by the behavior of Ben's friend, Brian. 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