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Page 4-PLAINDEALER HERALD,FRIDAY,NOVEMBER23,1984 Speaking of Soaps Update on serials o o peech therapist is new to Easter Seal EDGE OF NIGHT -- Jody starts coming on strong to Preacher and he tells her she's changed and he doesn't know If he likes it. Geraldine admits to Nancy that her affection for Dell Is growing. Dr. Prentice tells Mike he may be able to visit Laurie Ann sometime next week. Mltzi gets depressed when she notices Jeremy's feeling toward Jody are growing. Sky and Preacher look around Stanton's place. Roy comes out with a shotgun and tells them not to come around any more. Timothy tampers with Preacher's car. Calvin rescues Beth and Miles. THIS WEEK: Timothy is on the run. Preacher is upset by Jody's behavior. LOVING -- Jonathan thinks he's strangled Stephanie, but she lives. Cabot admits to the press that Shana is his daughter. Meanwhile, Ann feels alienated and decides to marry Dane that night. RYAN'S HOPE - Delia goes to Frank after Matthew asks for a divorce. Frank's secretary secretly tells Delia she should have never have tried to kill her husband, the man is sure to divorce her for something like that. The judge gives Rick three days to get Max to drop the "breaking and entering" charges. Dave and Mag­ gie step up their marriage plans so they can adopt Rico. GENERAL HOSPITAL -Alan and Monica get Grant alone in the i cafeteria and pump him about Cella's intentions. Grant tells them he's opposed to her accepting Ed- - ward's bribe: he wants her to go for the money if she's truly entitled to it. • Felicia decides to call her grand­ mother, but before she can pick up the phone It rings, and Van's voice tells her he's watching every move she makes. She crumbles into Frisco's arms. Derek tries to come on to Ginny but she says she's determined to be a good wife and mother. Peter stuns Luke, and is about to throw him off the roof when Scorpio arrives and fires his pistol. Peter drops Luke and flees. Laura catches Jack on the phone, but he pretends he's talking about his film. Celia finds a photo of the Lila-Crane Tolliver wedding cake!. THIS WEEK: Bobbie takes a chance. Celia goes on the attack. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW - Warren wins Wendy's help in keep­ ing his existance a secret. Lloyd ac­ cuses Chase of being the cause of Adair's leaving Henderson. Warren kisses Wendy. T.R.'s adoption proceeding is postponed. Brett says no to a murder party at his house. Chase tells T.R. '• he has her ring. She begs him to get it. Warren tells Brett to let Jo have J the "murder party," at Brett's * house. Justine tells Cagney about J her past. THIS WEEK: Cagney is upset to hear Brett answer Suzi's phone. } Wendy is nervous about hearing \ from Warren knowing he is an | escaped prisoner. * RITUALS -- Tom confronts Dian- J dra about her love for"G*flos and J Mike hears welcome news from : Lacey. ; Christina pleads with Carter. > Dakota gets a Thanksgiving sur- prise. Taylor is reminded of their agreement by Partick. Cherry takes £ control. | DAYS OF OUR LIVES - Barry's I; working out after he got his divorce \ notice from Tess. Barry sees { Melissa is upset, and cheers her £ again. He offers to walk her to her car. Pete sees this and burns. Service News KATHRYN WADE Andre and Tony are trapped in the quicksand, and Jasmine tries to save Tony but Stefano fights with her for the prism around her neck. He chases her into the jungle, leav­ ing Tony and Andre to die. Roman and Stefano argue, and Roman falls to the beach below. Bo, who has rescued Hope from the Amazons on the yacht, finds his brother on the beach, still alive, but in bad shape. THIS WEEK: Marlena waits for word. Gwen is worried. T H E Y O U N G A N D T H E RESTLESS -- Lauren learns from a nurse that Mrs. Romalotti is in recovery as she has just lost her baby. Feeling more at peace with herself than she has In months, Jill writes a letter to her son Phillip, asking him to come for the holidays. Tyone and Amy make love for the first tinfie. After getting the news that his divorce from Diane is final that day, Andy even though expec­ ting it, feels like he has been kicked in the gut. ^ . , «r Jazz announces to Paul his plans to move to the big apple to live with his brother. Kay tells Liz that there is only one person who could be responsible for her taking the first drink that led to Kay's craving for more...and that person is her daughter Jill. Diane faces Marc about his "move to destroy everything his father spent his entire life building." SANTA BARBARA - A major earthquake shakes the city and changes many lives. Peter tries to kill Joe and Kelly witnesses their struggle. The gun goes off and Peter is wounded. The police take Joe away, but he escapes. When the quake hits, Lionel and Augusta are trapped on a cliffside. Ted chases Warren on horseback and the two are caught in a big tremor. Gina, Brandon, Mason and Santana all return from France. Santana thinks about kidnapping Brandon. Warren admits stealing the late Channing's coins. Dominic continues trying to drive Lionel crazy. AS THE WORLD TURNS - Steve recalls meeting Dorothy at the scene of the murder. The courtroom spec­ tators are rocked by the news. Dorothy breaks down and admits she killed White. Steve is ex- - onerated. Dorothy reveals that Jay and Kirk are brothers since White fathered Jay. GUIDING LIGHT - Beth assures Phillip that he doesn't believe that he was responsible for the explosion. Susan traps Annabelle in the cave.* India blackmails Phillip into agree­ ing to marry her. H.B. lashes out at Reva when he believes she is carry­ ing Josh's baby. Then, he collapses. Annabelle is suspended above the quicksand. The tarantulas are about to crawl on Jim. Tony is about to bat­ tle with John. THIS WEEK: Beth has her doubts. Phillips is frustrated. CAPITOL -- Ronnie mentions to Myrna that she has learned that Wally has been thinking of going to France to be near Brenda. Wally confides to Thomas that he has plans to study paramedics in France to be with Brenda. Myrna offers Ronnie a deal in ex­ change for ruining things between Wally and Brenda. Zed gets a call from a disguised voice from so­ meone saying he is ready to deal. ANOTHER WORLD - While waiting outside as Cecile, Kathleen is whisked off by men in a car. After trying to chase the car, Cass comes back only to discover Cecila waiting Pvt. Kathryn A. Wade, daughter of Mary J. Donovan of Wonder Lake, has completed basic train­ ing at Fort Jackson, S.C. During , the training, students received in- C struction in drill and ceremonies, If weapons, map reading, tactics, £ m i l i t a r y c o u r t e s y , m i l i t a r y C justice, first- aid, and Army history and traditions. She is a j 1984 graduate of Woodstock High ? School. HANSLARSEN Airman 1st Class Hans C. Larsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto L a r s e n o f M c H e n r y , h a s graduated from the U.S. Air Force aircraft maintenance course at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas. During the course, students were taught aircraft maintenance fun­ damentals to repair and service one- and two-engine jet aircraft. Larsen is scheduled to serve with the 316th Field Maintenance Squadron at Yokota Air Base, Japan. He is a 1980 graduate of M c H e n r y C o m m u n i t y H i g h School. DAVID SWEDBERG Marine Pfc. David C. Swedberg, son of Carol M. Hansen of McHenry, has reported for duty with the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine Corps Air Station, El Toro,r". He joined the Marine Corps in September. 1983. Plaindealer HERALD (USPS 335-200) Established 1875 3812 West Elm Street Phone 815-385-0170 Circulation 385-0178 McHenry, Illinois 60050 Published Every Wednesday a Friday at McHenry, Illinois Second Class Postage PAID at McHenry, Illinois by SHAW FREE PRESS .NEWSPAPER GROUP POSTMASTER Send address changes to McHenry Plaindealer ^ 3812 W. Elm St., McHenry, Illinois 60050 Subscribers or* requested to provide immediate notice of change of address to the McHenry Plaindealer, 3812 W. Elm St., McHenry, III. 60050. A deduction of one month from the expiration of a subscription will be made where a change of address is provided through the Post Office department. Thomas C. Miller-Publisher Donna Santi-Editor S t o a r b I P i n n i n g i i r t o f t p a p r r MEMBER NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES In McHenry County By Carrier 50* Week 1 Yeor by Mail $19.00 Outside McHenry County 1 Year by Mail $27.00 there. They are finally reunited. Felicia, Lily and Wallingford find themselves entertaining Tony the Tuna, the loan shark for Thanksgiv­ ing dinner after he comes to check up on Cass. When Blaine bad-mouths Carl, Sandy comes in and fires her. He later tells Brian he didn't want Blaine getting in the way of his in­ vestigation. At the party Cecila finds Kathleen bound and gagged. THIS WEEK: Alice has new in­ formation. Jamie has his doubts. ALL MY CHILDREN - Enid is worried about Greg's growing rela­ tionship with Sheila, who is beginn­ ing to fall in love with Greg. Liza learned that her mother paid to have sex with Zach. Erica chooses Mike and gives the power of at­ torney to Adam. Daisy tell Palmer that Ross is getting married and decides to stay in Pine Valley and helps Nina care for Bobbie. Erica orders her assets be li­ quidated. Adam sends Stuart to the island to get the divorce. Ellen and Ross marry. When Ellen meets Cyn­ thia at the nightclub she begins to get angry with her attitude and smashes the wedding cake in Cyn­ thia's face. THIS WEEK: Cliff gets even more angry. Dottie wants a baby. ONE LIFE TO LIVE - A plane carrying Asa, Becky and Drew has engine trouble and they all must parachute out. Bo postpones the wedding and goes with Clint to search for the missing plane. Michelle retrieves the gun and hides it in Jenny's house. Carla declares her love for Ed. Rafe begins to believe Ed was framed. A women is walking alone in the desert. Asa is'lying in a ghost town. Drew is wandering around calling for his mother and his father. THIS WEEK: Cassie and Dorian makeup. Trent behaves suspicious­ ly. Blair Barkal has been hired as an Easter Seal Society speech therapist. Barkal, a graduate of Nor­ thwestern University in Evanston, i n t e r n e d a t N o r t h w e s t e r n Memorial Hospital where she was involved in both pre-operative and post-operative care. "I like working in hospitals and clinics because I find them to be very dynamic environments," she said.' Barkal will be seeing clients on an outpatient basis through Easter Seals, as well as providing speech therapy services to local hospitals. She will also be working with preschoolers, age three to five, requiring speech therapy through the local Headstart pro­ gram. a Easter Seal's Nu-Voice Club, a s u p p o r t g r o u p f o r laryngestomees, will be meeting under Barkal's leadership. | "A speech therapist helps peo­ ple with any kind of communica­ tion problem," She said. Com­ munication abilities and deficien­ cies must be evaluated. Areas of treatment can include therapy for stuttering, language barriers resulting from develpmental delays, disease, or injury;, ar­ ticulation difficulties; voice weakness due to disease or excess tension, or hearing impairment. The therapist helps the patient improve his voice, speech, hear­ ing, reading, writing, or swallow­ ing by setting specific goals and working in a systematic, pro­ gressive manner in order to achieve them. Patients are also taught to com­ pensate for any communication skills that may have been lost. "We try to work Within the pa­ tient's own capabilities," Bprkal stressed. Barkal is a resident of Grystal Lake. Blair Barkal County task force concerned with costs for health care services The topic at a recent meeting of the McHenry Health Care Task Force was how one northern Il­ linois county makes health care available to its medically indigent citizens. Janet Marsh, chairperson of the task force, introduced Dean Dan- ner, director of the Stephenson County Board of Health, to the task force and representatives from the Health and Agriculture Committee of the county board. County board members included Ann Hughes, Lou Ann Majewski and Don Doherty. The task force is composed of citizens and representatives from hospitals, schools, civic groups, mental health and social service agen­ cies, and organizations for senior citizens and the disabled. Danner discussed and showed slides of the program initiated by his board in cooperation with health care providers, local government officials, and com­ munity leaders. The program con­ sists of health care services given to low income people of any age through a free primary care clinic. The clinic is designed to provide preventive services, early detection of disease, and patient education. He stressed that one of the most important factors con­ tributing to the success of the pro­ gram is support from health care providers, local government leaders, and community leaders. Task force members were im­ pressed with the high level of com­ munity support in Stephenson County as highlighted by the following facts: 35 out of the 37 doctors in the county are involved in the program; discounted drugs are available through most phar­ macies; and the local hospital per­ forms lab work and tests free of charge. In 1983 donated services were estimated at $24,000. The McHenry County Task Force is studying the availability of health care services to people in the county who cannot afford necessary health care services. Its purpose is to work towards solutions that make health care accessible to all citizens in need. For more information, contact Janet Marsh 338-8621 or Virginia Williams 344-0499. 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