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" ifc ! .'V ii 1'I.ainim;Ai.i-.it i itii»a v. si.ni .vi i i i . i t 7. ivm Speaking of Soaps Update onVdaily serials Marriage licenses Recap-9/3-9/7 - Previews 9/10 -9/14 CAPITOL -- Wally takes Brenda out for a romantic dinner and they share a romantic kiss. Sam tells Trey about Kelly's ultimatum to bail her out. Jordy enjoys a home made dinner at Frankie's house. Judson is frustrated because someone got to Kelly and that is why she is not talk­ ing. Sam suspects Myrna may have been the nun that visited Kelly. Trey assures Judson that Kelly did not tell him anything. Someone unidentified springs for Kelly's bail. DAYS OF OUR LIVES - Pete is making even more money as he strips for women and this time, Madam X sits in a corner, watching him. Neil cracks after realizing that Max knows it all, and they enter into a slug fest. Hope and Bo meet at the Curtis stables and have a moment of stolen passion. Melissa sees the prism, and asks to borrow it. Kimberly, almost asb- sent mindedly, agrees. Neil is being pressured to move along on Max's wishes about finding Megan's child. Hope overhears Megan say that Bo will fall into her arms now. Hope drops her purse and falls downstairs making a clatter. Max moves closer to investigate. THIS WEEK: Pete hides. Don's confused. ONE LIFE TO LIVE - Bo ex­ citedly tells Didi that Delila is get­ ting a quick divorce, so there are no obstacles in their way. Dorian is furious that Cassie has invited Michelle Boudin to her party, since her father's a mobster. Meanwhile, Boudin's in Atlantic City, fearful of a mysterious assignment from Alex Crown. Sam and Rafe are married in a beautiful ceremony. Boudin shoots Leo Coronal as he embraces his grandson Rob. Marco runs to his side as Rob chases Boudin through the hotel, interrupting the wedding reception. THIS WEEK: Maxie is a big hit. Dorian is trapped. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW - Alec lands safely after a risky daredevil parachute jump. Hogan attempts to convince Sunny that his affair with Victoria has been over for seven years. Liza forces Stephanie to produce Alec's demo and TV show. Sunny confronts Vic­ toria about Hogan^ Hogan questions his feelings/ Cagney questions Suzi's seeming reluctance to t Sept. 10 wedding. Justine wants to stop the wedding. Cagney has too much to drink at the party, and Justine capitalizes by getting him into bed with her. THIS WEEK: Justine pursues Cagney. Cord destroys evidence. LOVING -- Jim tells Shana that after he nearly died he had a spiritual experience and he believes he was spared so he could continue in the priesthood. Although hurt, Shana accepts Jim's decision. Stacey guesses that Jack is staying at Ava's and Tony reluctantly con­ firms it. Shana accuses Ann of being influenced by Dane because he's Jack's father. Ann is furious and Shana warns her that when Cabot finds out that Ann's been consulting with Dane he'll be horrified. An angry Tony blasts Jack for his treatment of Stacey and Tony tells Jack that he still loves Stacey and now -Jack's on his own! Later, Tony comforts Stacey and he tells her he still loves her. THIS WEEK: Lorna's in love. Stacey is heart-broken. ALL MY CHILDREN - Tad begs Hillary not to overreact to Dottle's pregnancy, saying Dottie will get an abortion. But Hillary is appalled and says its over between them. Adam leaves for a business trip in South America and later Ross gets a call saying Adam's jet exploded over the ocean and it looks unlikely^at anyone could have survived. Greg confronts Tony's sister Judy and gets her so confused that she ad­ mits Tony did not arrive in Long Island until later that afternoon, but she insists Tony is innocent. Tony ar­ rives at Olga's, desperate for money to make a getaway. When he learns Olga is at the TV station he rushes there. As Tony's waiting in the reception area for Olga,- Greg rushes in and the chase begins. THIS WEEK: Zach charms Nina. Ross blasts Palmer. Hog industry needs production changes The complex demands of farrowing house management requireng the manager to function as nutritionist, en­ v i r o n m e n t a l e n g i n e e r , veterinarian and part-time mechanic, may help explain why some hog producers are not doing as well as they would like. According to Gilbert Hollis, Univeristy of Illinois Extension swine specialist, 20 percent of all pigs born alive still die before they reach weaning age. That shows how far the industry has to go to improve its productivity and efficiency. The (EXTENSION) People AMml Good nutrition for sows and pigs is probably the most im­ portant factor in farrowing house management. Starvation causes more deaths among neonatal pigs than all other factors combined. Since the sow is primarily responsible for her pig's nutrition, her diet is crucial. Like aii>od dairy cow, a sow needs lots of feed to produce enough milk for her litter. In fact, within a few days of farrowing, a sow needs an unlimited supply of high-quality feed. She will control her intake to fit her needs and those of her pigs. A sow on limited feed will likely be limited in milk production, body maintenance, and subsequent reproductive performance. Contrary to popular belief, pigs will not scour because their mother produces a lot of milk. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our beloved brother, David M. Garrelts, who passed away April 1, 1984. The pearly gates were opened, A gentle voice said, "Come." And with farewells unspoken, "" He gently ente.ed home. Sadly missed by his sisters, Suzanne and Deborrah. Milk is the one food young pigs digest efficiently and the complex delivery system of the sow provides only a small amount of milk hourly, for just a few seconds. It is impossible for a healthy pig's digestive tract to be overwhelmed with milk. A well-fed sow normally provides enough nutrition for her litter during their first three weeks of life. By the time pigs are 10 days old, however, they may begin to rely on creep feed. Creep feed may be especially improtant to the relatively immature pig subjected to the shock of weaning at three weeks of age. This is because the complex carbohydrates and proteins in a grain based diet stimulate the pig's exzyme systems and prepare the animal to digest dry feed when it's weaned. For additional information, contact the McHenry County Office af 789 McHenry Ave., P.O. Box 431, Woodstock, 60098. Phones: (815) 338-3737 and 338- 4747. GUIDING LIGHT - Josh and Trish are outraged at Billy's behavior. HB breaks down com­ pletely. Miss Piper is recovering from the poison she accidentally in­ gested at Miss Emma's. Alexandra tells Ross she didn't force Henry out of Spaulding. Ross warns Alexandra he won't put up with any type of foul play anymore, especially when it in­ volves someone like Henry. India spies on Alexandra and War­ ren kissing. Fletcher is trapped in John's office by Miss Piper. Hillary realizes Miss Emma is unconscious. John and Tony have a dangerous showdown. THIS WEEK: Tony and Annabelle are watched. HB is baffled. T H E Y O U N G A N D T H E RESTLESS -- Diane realizes Lind- sey is sick and obviously infatuated with Jack. She finally tells her that she and Jack are to be married. e Cricket is disillusioned by Julia's pregnancy. Nikki and Victor are sur­ prised when they see Douglas bring Boobsie Casewell, the hooker, to the Colonnade Room. During dinner, Douglas asks Boobsie if she has ever considered retiring from her- "profession," and settling down to get married. Jazz, thinking this is a way out, tells Mr. Anthony that his brother is quitting his job and going back to school. With his usual threats, Mr. A tells Jazz to get keys to the pro­ secutor's office from his brother, s ANOTHER WORLD - Cass gets a phone call from someone pleading "help me, help me." A stunned Cass tells Felicia it was Cecile's voice. Donna insists Sally lie for her or she will tell everyone Sally is Kevin's real mother. Under hypnosis, Sally is told to get a gun and tree it for pro­ tection. Cecile calls again and asks for Peter's help and then hangs up. Sal­ ly waits for Catlin at the cabin with the gun in her purse. When Sally warns Catlin to run, the police arrest her for interferring with their work. Later, the charges are dropped. THIS WEEK: Catlin hides in Don­ na's secret room. Cecile calls again. ANOTHER LIFE - Stacey picks Vanessa's files and, in a session with Van'essa, she learns firsthand of DOMI'S frightening power. Temp­ ted by funds from Washington, Webster reveals his campaign- dominated honeymoon plans to Dave and Terry. AS THE WORLD TURNS - When Tim and Marcy are left alone, Tim, obviously encouraged J)y Kirk, tries to kiss Marcy. Raymond tells Kim he's going to pay Steve's bail, and Bob has a twinge of jealousy. Juliette and Brian have a confronta­ tion. She swears Steve's not guilty. He tells her his father's killer's go­ ing to be brought to justice at "any cost." Russ hears Heather tell the history of the song, and realizes she's talking about the woman he knows as Kate. Jay and Frannle patch things up, but we see that Kay still has some doubts about the future of their relationship. THIS WEEK: Russ lies to Betsy. Bob has feelings for Kim. GENERAL HOSPITAL - Grant gets back his medical license in Albany with some help from Scor­ pio, Alan and Jake. When they go to celebrate, Celia sees Jimmy Lee fawning over Lorena and is un­ comfortable. Holly sees Leo and is uncomfortable. Leo and Lorena speculate: will Beatrice try to cash in on the photos with blacfttaail? Edward gives Beatrice cham­ pagne, and Lorena, Amanda and Syvia carry her a glass of milk. Hol­ ly gives her a canape, and Stella br­ ings a glass of water to Lila. Beatrice drinks it instead and keels over. Beatrice is pronounced de^d. THIS WEEK: Rick and Bobbie spend time together. Beatrice's death is investigated. - EDGE OF NIGHT - G unther tries to blackmail Alicia, but she draws her gun on him saying no one is going to blackmail her. Sky disap­ proves of the way Efrian is handling Raven's case. Shelley leaves for Hollywood. Beth sees Miles and Liz kiss. THIS WEEK: ^Preacher gets restless. Beth thinks things over. . SANTA BARBARA -- In a tricky undercover move, Joe discovers Dominick's real identity and phantly announces to Mason thi can finally prove his innoce)1 Lakin has an argument with parents and calls the Capwells, ask­ ing permission to spend the night. Mason uses any means he can to buy a prize piece of property from the Lockridge Family. Augusta refuses her husband's every cmwm and refuses to sleep with him.San- tana recovers from her fall off the horse and sets her sights on the powerful C.C. Capwell. RYAN'S HOPE - Knowing Maz and Jacqueline will begin to search for the key to the surveillance room, Maggie drops it near his desk. Later, Maggie discovert Jacqueline ran­ sacking her room and they get into a bitter argument. For spite, Jacqueline shows Max the engagement ring that Dave gave Maggie. Maggie defends herself vigorously to Max and he respects that. Not quite convinced of her in- nocennce, Max sets another trap for her with the gold coin and Maggie doesn't fall for it. THIS WEEK: Dave still can't forget about Maggie. Frank does some more work for Max.' T McHENRY OPTICIANS 1301 R IVERSIDE DR. McHENRY, ILL AC I WCVA T Hf fO* HOt F 1 81 5 '385-9240 OVER 1,000 FIRST QUALITY METAL OR PLASTIC $OA FRAMES | CLASSES MADE WHILE YOU WAIT! (SINGLE VISION PLASTIC ONIV) KIDS FRAMES METAL OR PLASTIC SENIOR CITIZENS-FREE FRAME- EMERGENCY REPAIR & ERAME REPLACEMENT (815)385-9740 sat.SSK*WS3!: 30., WITH PURCHASE OF LENSES (̂te. <D'a±&.lon <Sk LONDON FOC COAT SALE! 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