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The Law Serves You "TV Lawyers" -- Here Is A Chance To Test Knowledge Of Criminal Law It is a rare television view­ er who, on occasion, hasn't tried to out-guess the prose­ cuting attorney on one of the many "law" series so popular with the networks this past year. Recognizing this, the Illinois State Bar association has put together a quiz enabling you to test your skill on some crim­ inal laws of our state. Some situations that you might expect to be illegal are perfectly leg- timate; in other cases the re­ verse may be true. Score ten points for each cor­ rect answer. A score of 70 or better qualifies you as an arm­ chair Perry Mason (answers and comment are given at the end of the article). 1. Most people know that adultery is against moral law and is a ground for divorce. Is it also illegal? Yes No 2. The state's attorney needs evidence and asks you to call a co-worker on the telephone so that he can record the con­ versation mi an eavesdropping device. You consent. Have you broken the law? Yes No 3. You operate a tv-radio repair shop at your home. You awaken one morning and find pickets outside demanding that you pay union scale. Are the pickets there illegally? Yes-- No 4. Some cash is missing from the company safe and your em­ ployer demands that you take a lie detector test. You comply, but you also wonder how you -- fared. Can you demand the re­ sults of the test? Yes- No-- 5. An old back condition flares up and your doctor prescribes 25 pills containing a narcotic. You put some in your personal pillbox. Have you broken the law? Yes No 6. An acquaintance is con­ victed and sent to the peniten­ tiary on a charge of attempting an abortion. Later it is dis­ covered that the woman was not even pregnant. Was your ac­ quaintance illegally convicted? Yes No 7. Your friend is a waitress in a tavern. While visiting in the tavern you buy her a soda pop. Have you broken the law? Yes No 8. If you make a friendly $2 wager with your neighbor on PAGE 7-PLAINPEALER-WEDNESDAV, FEBRUARY 3, 1971 the outcome of a basketball game, are you guilty of the crime of gambling? Yes No 9. Your luck runs badly and you lose a large gambling wa­ ger. You lack the cash so you sign an I.O.U. Does the law compel you to pay it? Yes No *10. Is it unlawful for a fath­ er to give an air rifle to his ten-year-old son? Yes No ANSWERS: 1. Yes, if it is open and no­ torious. The penalty if con­ victed <?lan be $500 and a year in jail. 2. No, but it would be illegal if the state's attorney had not requested it and you (one of the parties to the conversation)had HARDWARE STORES AGINCT TRU-VALUE PHARMACY 1327 N. RIVERSIDE DR. MCHENRY 385-4426 •YAIEIhtinesDaV TYSON I^T 2.79 SIZE HOT WATER BOTTLE >177 Quality Tyson With 2 Quart Capacity 3.19 SIZE TYSON SYRINGE 2 Qt. Fountain Style With S022 Accessories £ CHILDREN'S - Reg. 1.00 SPEC-T 66* LOZENGES With FREE MATCHBOX TOY! 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No. According to the law it is^iot necessary that the woman be pregnant so long as an abor­ tion was attempted. 7. Yes. The only exception to the prohibition against buying a waitress an alcoholic or non­ alcoholic beverage is when the buyer is related by blood or marriage. 8. Yes* The amount or friendli­ ness of the wager makes no difference. 9. No, and the courts will back you up if the holder of the I.O.U. persists. 10. No. The youngster would not be able to purchase it on his own. Plrnty I ru«- "Do you th ink our daughter wi l l ever get married, John 0 " "Wel l , yes , dear , 1 do . But I wouldn' t worry about i t fo r at l eas t twenty years , dar l ing; I never , , heard o f a .+ur l s ix teen months-be ing an o ld maid . " ' From The Farm CROP PRODUCTION DAY Agronomists will belt home these topics at the McHenry County Crop Production Day Thursday, Feb. 4, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the Farm Bur­ eau auditorium in Woodstock, Management will be the far­ mer's key defense against leaf blight taki-^ a toll of the corn crop. Agronomists will discuss tillage, fertilization, crop var­ ieties, alternate crops, insect­ icides and insect control and cultural practices. Dr. Pete Petty, U. of Ill­ inois entomologist, is a noted authority on insects and insec­ ticides and will beka main speaker. Derreld Mulvaneywill thoroughly discuss fertility rates on corn, alfalfa, etc. Oth­ er speakers will keep you well informed on all subjects of week control, crop varieties and tillage. This meeting is sponsored by the McHenry County Cooper­ ative Extension Service. , GOOD FEEDING * • Good feeding and management practices may help reduce the incidence of ketosis in your dairy herd. Cows should not be excef- sively fat at calving time, bat they should receive all the good quality roughage they will eat, plus some grain, during the dry period. Increase grain feeding during th^ last two weeks be­ fore calving so a cow is eat­ ing one to one and one-ha If pounds of grain for each 100 pounds of body weight. Increase the amount of grain fed at the rate of about one pound each day for the first two weeks after calving, but be careful not to throw the cow "off-feed." Feeding recom­ mended levels of protein, min­ erals, and vitamins, and not making abrupt changes in the ration will also help get a fresh cow off to a good start on her lactation. GIVE CALVES BEST HAY The best hay for dairy cal­ ves is legume-grass hay you cut in the bud to initial bloom stage and stored to retain its leaves and color. Most calves will start eating hay when they are between one and three weeks of age. Offer them all of the fresh, clean hay they will eat. 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