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Pa«e 3 • FLAINDEALER llEBALD. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER *. WW Dick Peterson This quiz will lest your preparedness for voting So, you want to be a voter. But are you really ready to cast your ballot? Have you contemplated the great issues of the day? Nuclear arms. Central America. Budget deficits. Taxation. Ronald Reagan's snappy salute. Tne shape of Walter Mondale's nose. As a public service, I will provide you with a short, multiple-choice Presidential Pre-Election Quiz to deter­ mine your readiness. Should you answer every question quickly and correctly, you know you can be sure of yourself in the voting booth. If you fail miserably, who cares? Millions vote on the nose-salute issue, anyway. Sharpen your No. 2 lead pencils and begin. (The use of pens is prohibited. Also, no cheating. Violators will be ineligible to vote Tuesday. And I will think less of you in the morning.) 1) Just what the heck is this election all about? a. That's a good question. b. It is a referendum on the fundamental social and political changes forwarded in the past four years by the current administration. c. It gives network anchors a chance to look presidential. d. Didn't I vote after the first debate? 2) What are the major issues of the presidential cam­ paign? a. Taxes on Ronald Reagan's patience. b. Whether vou have anything better to do on Tuesday than to help shape the course of / next four years. Deficits, interest rates and nuclear strat American politics for the d. If Walter Mondale can breathe through his nose and talk at the same time. 3) What is an exit poll? a. A cylindrical object with a small sign on it telling you how to get out of the voting booth. b. The technical term for removing horns from cattle. v c. The telling of a secret. d. Something in between the North Pole and South Pole. 4) Identify the maj a. Dan Rather, Tom jor presidential candidates, m Brokaw and Peter Jennings, er and Too. -b. Tippicanoe, Tyler c. Wink Martendale and Monte Hall. - d. Ronald Reagan and Walter Mondale. 5) But don't they have running mates, too? a. Questions during presidential tests are prohibited. b. They do when they are jogging. Unless, of course, they run alone. c. Sure they do. d. I don't understand this question. v 6) Describe Geraldine Ferraro. a. Democratic candidate for vice president. b. Barbara Bush, the catty woman sne is, said it all. c. A Geritol woman. i d. May I quote George Bush a little on the matter? 7) How old is Ronald Reagan? a. Hey, that's an unfair question. What does age have to do with it? b. How old are the Mils? Then go over them. c. Four score and seven years. d. I'm notjjoing to make an issue of this question. I'll bet he could wl e. (I know a p you in arm wrestling, too. i fifth answer breaks with the flow of the quiz, but I'll bet Geraldine Ferraro could whip George Bush in arm wrestling. But, e. is not a choice. It doesn't have anything to do with question 7.) 8) Is Tt legal; to place a wager on the outcome of the presidential election? If it is, is it ethical? a. Yes, it is legal in friendly circles. The only ethical question involved deals with taking advantage of the weak- minded. b. Wait a minute. Don't bets trivialize the importance of Tuesday's election? My God, we're electing a president, not picking the winner of the Kentucky Derby. c. Getting back to answer a., if you know of anyone taking bets on Walter Mondale, give me a call. d. Take a break. This answer is Free Parking. 9) We've heard a lot about style in the past year. Is style more important than substance? a. Of course it is, you dolt. When I hear Ronald Reagan apeak, my spine gets all tingly. I like that in a president. Walter Mondale reminds me of lefSe. He needs a little more lutefske in him. b. It's not what you say, it's how you say it. c. Substance is so boring. d. Of course it isn't. I even know what Walter Mondale's favorite candy is. I'm informed. 10) Many people argue that moving Election Day to Sunday would increase voter turnout. Choose a major flaw in this theory. a. When would I mow the lawn? b. A Sunday in November? You've got to be kidding. There's some serious football-watching going on Sundays. Forget it. c. How about Monday? Then we could make it a three-day weekend. d. Wouldn't it be easier if they just let us call in our vote? Five seek associate judge positions ** VOTE "' To Re-elect as McHenry County Circuit Clerk ~ Vernon W. Kays, Jr. „ VOTE REPUBLICAN . Five McHenry County lawyers and 30 from Lake County are seeking candidacy for three or possibly four vacancies for the position of Associate Judge in the 19th Judicial Circuit, comprising Lake and McHenry counties. Those from McHenry County who have submitted ap­ plications for the positions in­ clude Richard Kelly of Crystal Lake, former assistant state's attorney and former associate judge; Gail Moreland of Woodstock, assistant state's attorney for McHenry County; Frank Rhode Jr., of McHenry, public defender for McHenry County; Thomas Schermerhorn of Woodstock, and Mary K. Taradash, of McHenry, both lawyers in county law firms. " According to Chief Judge of the Circuit Jack Hoogasian, members of the general public and members of the bar associations of McHenry and Lake counties are given until Nov. 12to comment favorably or unfavorably on the applicants. Lake County candidates in­ clude John Baumgartner of Grayslake, Eileen Cairns of Schaumburg, Larry Clark of Mundelein, Barry Cohen of Highland Park, Michael Fritz of Gurnee and Michael Fusz of Fox Lake. Other applicants are Donald Geiger of/Gurnee, William Holmquist of Gurnee, Claudia Hoogasian of Lake Forest, Sarah Lessman of Waukegan, Charles Maley of Lake Bluff, Lake Villa, Max Sherman Deerfield; Michael Sieman of Liber­ ty ville, Michael Simkin of Highland Park, Bob Smith Jr. of Deerfield, Peter Staben of Waukegan, Stephen Walter of Prairie View and Ludolph Wilson of Waukegan. Hoogasian said that persons wishing to comment on the applicants may address their communications to him at Lake County Courthouse, 18 N. County St., Waukegan, 111. 60085. According to the chief judge, the comments will be bn the attention of all the brought to the circuit Stephen Martin of Waukegan judges before they cast their and Assistant State's Attorney ballots. Raymond of Lake County McKoski of Lindenhurst The remaining applicants include Michael Melius, William Nemanich and Benedict Ori, all Waukegan, Joan Pantsios of Highwood, Alan Pearlman of Deerfield, Debra Rade of Highland Park, Norman Reese of Ingleside, John Schultz of Cardiac rehab program open The Lake Region YMCA and Northern Illinois Medical Center (NIMC) have a continuing exer­ cise program for Cardiac Phase 111 and High Risk Cardiac in­ dividuals. The program is run at the YMCA at 6 a.m.on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The class is monitored by specially trained registered nurses and is developed by cardiovascular specialists. Anyone who feels they are* qualified or would like more in­ formation about the program should contact Kathy Spyrnal at the Northern Illinois Medical Center (815) 344-5400. If any of the communications contain any particular charge against an applicant, that ap­ plicant will be given the op­ portunity to appear before the judges to answer the charges, Hoogasian said. Each applicant has the op­ portunity of a personal con­ ference with the judges to discuss qualifications, he said. On Dec. 3, after the new cir­ cuit judges have been sworn, they will sit as a committee of the whole and select from the applications on file twice as . many names of qualified can­ didates as there are vacancies. The chief judge will then certify the names of the chosen candidates to the director of the . administrative office of the Illinois Courts. Hoogasian said that on receipt of the ballot and related materials from the director, each circuit judge will cast a secret ballot reflecting personal choices and return it to the director of the administrative office,, who win tally the ballots and announce the results. The new associate judges will be named by late December . STRESS WORKSHOP A S t r e s s M a n a g e m e n t Workshop is being sponsored by Good Shepherd Hospital and the Family Care Network. The workshop will be held at Good Shepherd beginning Nov.S. The workshop will meet once a w e e k f o r f o u r w e e k s (Nov.5,12,19,26) froril 7 to 9 p.m. Fee for the four week workshop is $75. Registration is required and may be made by calling 857- 5169. Class size is limited, so early registration is recommended. The pleasure of your company * i$ requested at the GRAND OPENING Of THI LTD. and boutique under the ownership of Pamela AAartell & Sandra Blake : at 409 North Front St. (Rt. 31) McHenry, Illinois 60050 815-385-5588 on •Friday, November 2, 1984-9:30am to 7:00 p.m. •Saturday, November & 1984 - 9:30 am to 5:00 p.m. J°fn RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY Friday November 2, 1984 -- 9:30 am • Refreshments •Register for •No purchase served our drawing necessary 1st PRIZE-S50.00 GIR CERTIFICATE 2nd PRIZE-$25.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE 3rd PRIZE-EARRING A NECKLACE SET "IS Special Drawing For The Bride To Be $100.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR YOUR WEDDING TROUSSEAU. (Drawing to take piace 5:00 pm, Saturday) Republican for County Recorder r i l U I . I S k . W \ I . T K U S V PHYLLIS K. WALTERS EXPERIENCED AND QUALIFIED •A Resident of McHenry County for 25 Years. •Licensed Real Estate Associate. •Served Four Terms (12 Years) on the McHenry County Board. •Present Chairman of the Finance Committee. •Past Chairman of the Audit and Court Services Committee. •Past Chairman of the Valley-Hi Committee. •Member Crystal Lake and Cary Chamber of Commerce. •Member Algonquin Business Association. •Member Fox River Federation. To the citizens of McHenry County: % I pledge to provide prompt service to the public with trained and courteous personnel in fne Re­ corder of Deeds Office. I will pursufe computerization and quality micro• filming in order to provide the most efficient re­ cord keeping at the least cost to the taxpayers. This is my pledge to you and I would appreciate your support and vote. 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