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% n ^ m, • m PAGE 13 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, JULY C, 1«4 speaking OI KiOdpS Update on daily serials Crime of the week s Recap*- 7-1 7-6 : ; Previews 74,7-13 THE YOUNG AND THE <» RESTLESS- Dina wants to >; know from Jack what Jill has on >£ Mot that is so damning. Jack v; reluctantly admits that he had a y- sexual affair with Jill and un- fortunately there are pictures to prove it. Cora and Kay discuss y, the adviseability of her staying in Genop City. Traci feels the X only solution is for her to turn on V the gas jets without lighting the /• jets. Jack warns Jill about preparing herself for the worst regarding her relationship with ; John. When Traci and Danny <1 get to Danny's apartment he finds a loving, understanding note from Patty. It tears Danny X up as he realizes his marrying 1* Traci to keep her from com- :*i mitting suicide, will probably y lose Patty to him forever. -> THIS WEEK: Jill becomes «> paranoid. Lauren manipulates >« Paul's thoughts. GENERAL HOSPITAL-- > Anthony tries to circulate a "• petition in the hospital on ' Tania's behalf, but Steve puts a stop to it and chews Anthony out. "•* Tania sees this, and tells An- - thony to stop working on her behalf. She's resigning from the hospital and will leave town after the trial. Anthony takes Ginny home where she com­ pletely breaks down and won't take any comfort from him. Rick takes Mike home, where Mike tells Rick he wishes he had a mother who loved him. Ed­ ward and Alan try to keep T,ila away from the picnic, but she insists it's their job to keep Beatrice away from her. Jake delivers his summation to the jury, telling how Grant I fell in " love with America, defected, and believed in the principles of ' America: then spinning a plausible theory of why Grant n 11 had good cause to seek revenge - on Grant I, and how he did it. Later, the jury returns with the verdict: guilty as charged! THIS WEEK: Putnam celebrates, Ginny is heart­ broken. / LOVING-Douglas and Edy honeymoon in New York City. Edy's friend finds Corinth to his liking. Dane pressures Shana to remain on his side. ANOTHER WORLD- Carl tells Donna he would like to begin an intimate relationship. The jury finds Catlin guilty as charged. Mark will appeal: Peter asks Cecile what she is up to. She promises die will tell Mm everything once she gets all her information, but she can't say anything. Carter is jealous when he sees Thomasina and Perry sharing an embrace. Cecile and Felicia dress up as nuns to get information on Dr. Dunnings patients. Catlin receives the death penalty. THIS WEEK: Sally is worried about Catlin. Carl and Donna form an alliance. THE EDGE OF NIGHT--As gas gets into the room Sky and Carmen begin hacking at the walls in an attempt to get out. In doing so, he discovers a body in the wall. Geraldine asks Shelley if she has altered the radio show format because the ratings have gone down. Geraldine tells Dell she doesn't think they can resume their old friendship. Sky and Raven wait for Carmen to sign the papers selling the formula to Whitney In­ ternational. AS THE WORLD TURNS- Dusty is devastated to learn Karen and John are calling it quits with their marriage. Brian warns Whit that Lucinda has control of Brian's stocks in McCall Enterprises and will try to wrest control of the company. Raymond tries to make Juliette believe Whit was responsible for Betsy's death. Gunnar tells Donna he was too confined living with Barbara and couldn't stand it any longer. Raymond men­ tions that Steve blames Whit for getting Betsy out of the house on the night she was killed. *n Boy Scouts to help in recycling efforts < Co-sponsoring the McHenry County Defender recycling drive on Saturday, July 7, will be Boy Scout Troop 459. Roger Kunz, Scoutmaster of the troop, reports that mem- ^ bership has grown to 36 boys, ages 10-18. The troop is spon- ;« sored by the McHenry Knights *| of Columbus. The boys hope to •8 earn enough money to buy tents <| they need for future outings. The drive will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the parking lot of McHenry Community High School West Campus, 4724 W. Crystal Lake Road. The Scouts will be on hand to see that the drive runs smoothly. Persons wishing to help both organizations may bring any of the following items to the drive:. jj newspaper with no junk mail or •1 magazines included, glass containers with all metal and I j plastic removed, used motor oil, "tin" cans rinsed and flattened, *3 brown paper bags and card- # * jaw* board tied in manageable bundles, and aluminum scrap of all kinds. The Defenders will buy 100 percent aluminum cans, paying 31 cents per pound if crushed and 29 cents per pound if un- crushed. A bonus of one cent per pound is paid for lots of more than 100 pounds. A second recycling op­ portunity is available to residents on the second Thur­ sday of each month. On July 11, from 9 a.m. to noon, the Defenders will buy aluminum cans and glass containers. The location for the drive is in the area behind McHenry FS (4004 W. Elm). Entrance to the area is made via Borden Street from Route 120. Additional information about recycling or how an organization can participate in a future drive may be obtained by calling a Defender represen­ tative at 385-8512. THIS WEEK: Lisa Wonders about Ariel's parting shot. Dustin is devastated. THE GUIDING LIGHT-- Tanya tells Phillip what he doesn't want to hear...Beth really loves Lujack. Jim is prohibited from practicing medicine or research for one year. Darcy is voted leader of the Galahads. Mindy and Rick share a passionate kiss. Miss Piper tells Annabelle and Tony their house has a list of building code violations that will force them to vacate. Annabelle vows to fight her. Phillip takes a drunken swing at Lujack. Darcy {dans to do some damage to Beth and Alexandra to hurt Lujack. Phillip vows he will take care of Lujack. THIS WEEK: Lujack is concerned about Beth and Alexandra. Josh is still bitter. DAYS OF OUR LIVES-Bo confronts Roman, accusing him of keeping the secret of his child for his own purposes. Roman says Megan told him the baby died of natural causes but the truth is, it was adopted. Maggie and Melissa beg Bo to get them to Shenanigans. The Warriors are now using the costumes, coming and going, seemingly innocent, and Speed is shot. Pete picks up the gun and fires at a man coming into the alley. Melissa screams. Pete is horrified to see that the person he shot coming out of the fog is none other than Mickey. Chris returns from the airport, hur­ ting, to find out that Tess is there. She admits to him that she loves him. Abe finds out that Lacey is not a hooker, but a cop, his new partner. THIS WEEK: Melissa feels guilty. Hope is jealous. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW- Cord moves into the SenteU house as Lloyd, suspicious, checks him out. At the carnival, Chase comes in close contact with Adair, while T.R. has a strange flash of memory. Chase reads minds and upsets Adair when he comes too close ,to the truth. Justine, about to leave the hospital, is interrupted by a man from her past, a possible threat to her future. Cagney enters, finding him there. Suzi and Cagney name the baby Jonah. With Liza's help, Sunny and Hogan pursue T.R.'s identity. Adair teases Hogan about Simny. THIS WEEK: Justine bothers - Suzi. Lloyd is troubled by his son. CAPITOL-Zed and Danny go over their plans for the purchase and exchange of the diamond. Hal urges Kelly to leave town. Paula frees the patients but is finally captured. Ronni doesn't admit to Beth that she spent the night with Jordy. RYAN'S HOPE-Max tells Hutch if "operation eagle" should fail he wil see to it that Frank will get the blame. Maggie overhears this and tries to warn Frank with a cryptic telegram. Roger tells Delia he will back up her alibi if she makes sure Jill sees the telegram from Maggie before Frank does. Siobhan's baby is christened. Seneca warns Roger to lay off the booze or the nerve damage may become permanent. ALL MY CHILDREN-Linda sneaks out to meet Chris but Nina overhears her plans. Joanna tells Stewart Erica plans to have him put away so he tries to strangle Erica. Mark declares his love for Brooke but she wants to be friends. Tom lures Brooke to a motel and demands that they straighten out their lives. THIS WEEK: Brooke takes strong action. Erica fights for her life. ONE LIFE TO LIVE-- Makana plans to leave for Santa Barbara. He wants Laurel to come with him but Larry gives Laurel the courage to turn him down. To get even with Larry, Makana tells Danny that Laurel is a hooker. Marc's wife tells DiDi she will divorce Marc but that Marc is no bargain as a husband. Marc hires someone to plant a bomb in Willard's lunch box. As Bo tries to con­ vince Willard to tell all he knows, the bomb explodes. THIS WEEK. Carla feels twinges of jealousy. Dan has his doubts. ... , W - M. . ; ' . h 4ftTJ> POOLS N STUFF E V E R Y T H I N G Y O U N E E D POOLS-SPAS-SAUNAS U.P.S. & D.H.L. MOP OFF STATION HOURS MON-FRI 10-9 SATASUN 105 l Buy any Tore 32" Hiding Mower: Get a FREE Easy-Empty Grass Catcher iS300VAU"El or Easy-Fill Twin ltaggeriS275 VALITI Choose an 8 or 11 hp Rider. Free Grass Catcher lets you dump clippings without leaving your seat. Free Twin Bagger deposits clippings right in bags. Now every Toro Rider comes with a 2-year limited warranty. \ Model 56145 "I grew up with Toro tractors at Latrobe. I know Toro lasts." AR\< >LD PALMER Haven't you done without a Toro long enough?' THE HOUSE THAI SERVICE BUILT" GEORGE P. FREUND, INC. 4102 N. Crystal Lake Road, McHenry (t 15)335-0410 8 1 5 4 5 9 0 5 0 0 C R Y S T A L L A K E P L A Z A MICKEY GILLEY APPEARING AT THE BOONE COUNTY FAIR BELVIDERE.IL FRI., AUG. to • 7 p.m. & 9 p.m. TICKETS MOW ON SALE AtFareway Plaza In Belvidere 1/2 mi. North of Bus. 20 on Rte. 76 ORDER BY PHONE CALL (815)544-4066 All Seat* '4 °° All Other Shows on Sale Too • All Seats $2.00 '•& few e** This week Crime Stoppers is seeking information on a burglary to Pudgie's Restaurant, 100 N.W. Hwy. in Fox River Grove. Sometime between 10:30 p.m. May 26 and 10:30 a.m. May 27, someone broke into Pudgie's Restaurant by forcing qpen a window. Once inside, the suspect or suspects broke open a jukebox where they removed $75 from the coin collection box. 459-4800 They then located two bank bags which contained $250. They discarded one of the bank bags at the scene and presumably kept the second. Including damage done to the jukebox and the building, total loss in this burglary exceeds $400. Crime Stoppers pays cash rewards of up to $1,000 for in­ formation leading to the arrest and filing of criminal charges against offenders. If you have any information on this burglary to Pudgie's Restaurant - or information about any other crimes - call Crime Stoppers at (815) 459-4800. Crime Stoppers which is sponsored by the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce, assigns secret numbers to anonymous callers who provide in­ formation. Callers are in­ structed to call back at regular intervals to find out if any suspects have been arrested as a result of confidential in­ formation given. If there are arrests, the Crime Stoppers board of directors then meets to determine an ap­ propriate reward. A secret meeting is arranged to make the cash reward payments. Private water company in violation The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) has announced that Fritsche In­ dustrial Park public water supply near Lakemoor failed to adequately monitor the bac­ teriological quality of their water and also failed to notify their customers of the deficiency. Public water supplies are required to notify customers through the mail within three months after failing to perform adequate monitoring. If the water supply does not notify its customers within three months of such a violation, then 'the IEPA issues public notice. This violation occurred during the February, 1984 sampling period. Failure to adequately monitor bacteriological quality could allow contamination to go un­ detected for extended periods of time. Bacterial contamination may indicate the presence of disease producing organisms that could result in the outbreak of a water-borne disease. Summerama UNDAY JULY 8 10 AM - 5 PM CRAFT FESTIVAL! ST. 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