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m SALE roll SALE 15 - PLAINDEALEK -!< KIDAY, APRIL 15,1983 FOR RENT FORMICA TABLE with 2 leafs and 6 chairs, size 40x60, beige; Blonde Buffet, 19x60. 815-385- 2427. 4-13-4-15C SUBMERSIBLE ZOLLER Sump Pump New, $65.00 firm. After 5:30pm, 815-385-2265. 4- 13-4-15C 2 BRAND NEW Foam Mattresses, twin size. $32.00 for both. 815-385- 6155. 4-15 DISHWASHER, PORTABLE with Wood Chopping Block on Top, $200.00.815-344-0872. 4- 13-4-15C 65 HP. 4 CYLINDER Mercury Outboard Motor, complete with controls, gas tank and manual, excellent condition $500.00 firm; Gas istove with double oven, good condition $100.00; 2 door 14 cu. ft. Hot Point refrigerator, fair condition, $25.00. 815-344-3786 after 6pm. 4-13-4-15C MOVING, WHIRLPOOL Refrigerator, gold, 19.1 cu. ft. Bottom Freezer, excellent condition, $375 .00 ; Genera l Electric Stove, gold, excellent condition, $200.00.815-385-0221. 4- 13-4-15C JOHNSON OUTBOARD Motor, 1947, $25.00; Garage Doors, 1-10x10, 1-10x10 with pass door, $100.00 each; 16x7 Steel Door, $90.00; 16x7 Wood Door, $170.00. 815-385- 2662. 4-13-4-15C ROTO TILLER, 5 HP., rear tine, used very little. Priced to sell. Call 815-385-2130. 4-13-4-15C 21" ZENITH CONSOLE T.V., $40.00, color needs adjusting; Magnavox 21" Black-white console T.V. with turntable and am-fm radio, $40.00; Mimeograph Machine, cabinet, supplies, $40.00. 815-344-0499. 4-8-4-15C PADDLE ,,FANS 36" White, 5 speed, $69.90. Other motors and sizes available. LEE AND RAY ELECTRIC 1005 N. Front St. McHenry, II. 815-385-0882 5 SHEETS OF 4'x8'x%" Dry Wall, $15.00 for all or best offer. Days 815- 459-7645, evenings 815- 728-0827. 4-13-4-15C GOTTLIEB'S (Sinbad) 4 player electronic Dig i ta l P inba l l machine, quarters or free play, 2 years old, excellent condition, ardade size, $450.00 or best. Days 815-459-7645, evenings 815-728-0827. 4- 13-4-15C UPRIGHT PIANO, dates back to the early 1900's. Names engraved inside, original finish, excellent condition, includes bench, $550.00 or best. Days 815-459- 7645 evenings 815-728- 0827 . 4-13-4-15C KRELL UPRIGHT, Grand piano, beautiful finish, nice sound. $500.00.815-385-4663. 4- 13-4-15C 2 TWIN BED Frames complete, can be con­ verted to King size bed, $85 .00 ; Spanish- Mediteranian portable bar, w-wall shelf $65.00. 815-344-3596. 4-13-4-15C CONSOLE" "stereo, Radio, phonograph, 8 track, $150.00; Lighted Credenza Curio, $250.00; China Tea set, $50.00. 815-675-2219. 4-13-4-15c COMPLETE STEREO SYSTEM, one Pioneer SX 3900 240 watt, digital receiver tuner; one Pioneer 20 Band Equal izer ; one JVC Cassette deck with super ARNS; one Harmon Cardon cassette deck, with Dolby; one Sony TC-580 Biu-directional audio reverse reel to reel, included Maxwell reels, two 2 'X 3' speakers; one 15" bass, two 8" Bass midrange, two 6" midrange and two 4" tweeters, 7 speakers in each cabinet. Total system worth $3,000, sacrifice, must sell $1,500 or best offer or trade. Days 815-459-7645, evenings 815-728-0827. 4- 13-4-15C Introductory Offer RENT A QUALITY WATER SOFTENER For $3.00 per month for the first, 3 months Free Installation Call Collect- 815-338-3344 Quality Water Conditioning FOR SALE Just Arrived-Truckload Sole- As Exhibited at the McHenry Trade Fair Last Weekend Easy Boy Wall Hugger Rediner Reg. Price $48900 SALE PRICE-CASH & CARRY *199" Colonial House 2 Piece-Living room suites (sofa & matching chair) Reg. Price-$1,36900 SALE PRICE-CASH ft CARRY- *499" Carolina House-Queen size sleeper sofas Reg. Price $899°° SALE PRICE-CASH ft CARRY.$3999S "TIE STORE FOB BHMET MINBED PERSONS' Open-Wed thru Sundays 9 to 6 4005 W. Elm St., McHenry, II. ^^^JNgxM^ailroad^trackvo^teJ^O^^^ WAREHOUSE SALE 100's of Cabinets to Choose From MEDALLION CABINETS and KITCHEN KOMPACT CABINETS Slightly damaged kitchen and vanity cabinets at great savings. Large assortment of cultured marble vanity tops at astounding low prices. A wide choice of colors on all remnant counter tops at special prices. For free estimates bring in your room dimensions. Cash ft Carry . All Sales Final • Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. TOP FORM CO., INC. 7616 Hancock Dr. Wonder Lake, 815-728-0203 18 FT TRAILER Camper, sleeps 6, sink, s tove , 3 way refrigerator, water heater , furnace , bathroom, $2,300. 312- 639-8129. 4-13-4-15C SET OF 6 Solid Oak Capta in ' s Chairs , padded seats, excellent condition, $150.00 set or $30.00 each. After 5pm, 815-385-9015. 4-13-4-15C CHEST OF DRAWERS, dresser and mirror, double bed complete. All clean and good condition, $75.00. 815- 385-1206. 4-13-4-15C LAWNMOWER, SEARS, rear bagger, used 4 times, $100.00; Air Hockey Game, like new, $50.00; 815-385- 2512. 4-13-4-15C 1971 24 FT. Traveltrailer, Chateau, loaded, real nice, $2,500. 815-728-0504. 4-13-4-15C 20' SHASTA MINI Home, self contained, roof, air, under 11,000 miles, $14,000 firm. A-l condition. 312-546-4521. 4-13-4-15C 4 B .F . GOODRICH Radial 12R 15LTMS Tires and 4 American Turbine wheels, good condi t ion , 5 lug f i t s Bronco, truck or Dodge, $200.00. Call 815-344-5889 after 6pm. 4-13-4-15c YOUNG MAN Doing weekly Lawn Mowing and Yard work. Free estimates, reasonable prices. 815-344-2464. 4- 13-4-15C 1980 COLEMAN Ligonier Pop-up Camper, sleeps 6, like new, asking $2,000 or best offer. 815459-4841. 4-13-4-15C SOFA, LOVESEAT and Chair, gold, traditional styling, $800.00. Very good condition. 815-385- 2498,4:30-7:30pm. 4-13- 4-15C 2 REFRIGERATORS, Amana, $125.00; G.E., $40.00; Apartment Size Dryer, $60.00. 815-344- 3341. 4-15 KITCHEN TABLE, leaf and 4 chairs, $150.00. 815-344-5656. 4-15 SENIOR CITIZENS ONLY! P layboy Magazines, 1981-1982, partial 1980, 1983. Send inquires to: McHenry Plaindealer, Box AP 5, 3812 W. Rte. 120, McHenry, II. 60050. 4-15 19" BLACK AND White Zenith, $25.00; Heathkit stereo with 2 mahogany speaker cabinets; 2 Merc Cruiser props, 15" diameter, 19" pitch, $40.00, $35.00; one Century Arabian V- drive propeller, $125.00; white bassinet. 815-385- 4964. 4-15 MATCHING COUNTRY Sofa, Chair and Ot­ toman, dark pine with earthtone Herculon cushions. 815-385-6646. 4-15 PING PONG TABLE, brand new with fold up back. Paid $100.00, sacrifice for $50.00 cash. Evenings, Larry, 815- 385-8252. 4-13-4-15C 5 PIECE MAPLE Trundle Bedroom Set, $200.00; 3 piece walnut sectional and side chair, $65.00; 1978 JE 125 Kawasaki, low miles, on-off road, mint con­ dition, $500.00. After 6pm, 815-385-4231. 4-13- 4-15C DYNAMARK RIDER Mower, 1981Ms, 11 horsepower, electric start, 36" cut, rear bagger, $550.00 firm. 815-653-6611. 4-13-4-15C GOOD QUEEN BED Set complete; new king mattress; store-a-bed; 1975 Ford LTD. Best offers, 815-728-0987. 4- 13-4-15C, BAKERS RACK, 18"x5', $25.00; Portable Sewing Machine, $35.00. 815-385-5823. 4-13-4-15C ANTIQUE HUTCH and Carved Walnut end Table $45.00 each; Maytag Gas Dryer $25 .00 ; Humidi f i er $10.00; Stereo Cabinet $20.00; Lawnmower $45.00; Antique Ice Cream Parlor Chairs; Drapes. 815-344-3952, 312-639-0984. 4-13-4-15C BEDROOM SET $175.00; 84" blue sofa $150.00; 7 piece dinette set $50.00; wringer w a s h e r $ 1 7 5 . 0 0 ; lawnmower $50.00; 34 ft. wood extension ladder $75.00 ; 815-385-4450. 4- 13-4-15C USED M O BILE HOMES For sale. Modular bu i ld ings , portable classrooms. Ideal for Hunting Cabins, Sunday schools, etc. Used mobile home tires, axles and frames. 815-459-9405. 4-ltfc APPLIANCES: Refrigerators, Freezers, Washers and Dryers, Electric-Gas Ranges, Water Softners. Clean and like new at reasonable prices. All recondi t ioned and guaranteed. Wahl Used Appliances, 3421 B. Pearl. 815-385-1872. 4- ltfc 6 YEAR CRIB, Wood; Small formica kitchen table with 2 chairs; Childrens clothes, size infant thru 4; Baby blankets. 815-653-9848 after 6pm. 4-15 HAY FOR SALE, $2.25 per bale, Palmira, Wisconsin. 414-495-2439 or 414-495-8365. 4-1-4-15C BEST QUALITY, Used Railroad Ties; New Landscape Timbers; Bulk Grass and Pasture Seeds; Purina Chows and much more. Woodstock Farm and Lawn Center. 2020 S. Rte. 47,815-338-4200. 4- ltfc WASHERS, DRYERS & Refrigerators Recon­ ditioned and Guaran­ teed. 815-385-6431. 4-ltfc HAY FOR SALE, No rain, good quality for horses. Large quantities available; also straw and dairy hay. 815-385- 6099. 3-30-4-20C A-l SWIMMING POOL Buy! Limited time only! Big, new, leftover 31 ft. 1982 Family size pools which include deck, fence, filter and warranty for only $966 .00 comple te . Financing arranged. First come, first serve. Call 1-800-942-1798. 3-30- 4-29c ' -- Li u i r . . STOVES, HARDWICK, 30", $200.00; Roper, 30", $50.00 or best offer. 815- 728-0973. 4-6-4-15c 22 CU. FT. BRONZE Side by side Refrigerator, Ice- maker, $275.00, ex­ cellent condition; 12 gauge Remington Pump Shot Gun, $125.00; Chest Freezer $110.00; Small bottled Gas Heater, good for basement or garage, $45.00. 815-385- 1140. 4-15 1975 MILOCRAFT, Tri hull, 90 Hp. I-O, 2 props, easy load trailer and spare tire, very good condition, $4,375 or best offer; 10 Hp. Riding Lawn Tractor, Sears Craftsman with 38" Mower, Snowblower, Chains, Weights and Blade. Very good condition, $1,100 or best offer. 815-728-1563. 4-13- 4-15c KING SIZE WATER- BED, $150.00; Clothes Dryer, Montgomery Ward Big Tub, $150.00; 815-344-2892. 4-15-4-22C 1973 YAMAHA 250, 29,000 original miles, $650.00; Baldwin Baby Grand Piano, $700.00; Thomas Organ $300.00. 815-675-6214. . 4-15 RELIEVES Pre- Menstrual Symptoms of bloat, tension. New F l u i d e x » w i t h Pamabrom. Proven safe and effective at Bolger's Drug. 4-15 MODERN BRICK Build ing, 2,400 ft., good location on Route 31, area of .v hospital. For car sai c service, Doctors Offices, Sales Offices, etc. Call 815-385- 3490. 4-ltfc DELUXE APART­ MENTS, secur i ty deposit. No pets. Call Century 21 Care Real Estate. 815-344-1036 or 815-385-0292. 4-ltfc 1 BEDROOM APART­ MENT, air conditioned, includes heat, stove and refrigerator, $265.00. Call 815-385-3490. 4-ltfc FREE RENT BONUS. Large or small offices ava i lab le . Ca l l Pat Letizia, 7432 Hancock Drive, Wonder Lake, 815-728-0404. 4-ltfc MODERN ONE BEDROOM Apartment, on waterfront, walk to stores, carpeting, stove, refrigerator. Adults. No pets. $275 plus security deposit. 815-385-3493. 4- ltfc CHAIN O'LAKES. Small 5 room house near lake, beach, fishing and garden priviledges, in wooded no flooding private subdivision. Low cost central heat. Prefer 1 or 2 non­ smoking adults or senior citizens. $325 month plus utilities, secur i ty depos i t , references and lease. Located between McHenry and Fox Lake, west of Hwy. 12 on 134.1- 815-385-6606 Saturday and Sunday, 312-327-5351 Monday-Friday. 4-13-4- 15 RINGWOOD AREA, Clean and modern farm house. 4 bedroom, at­ tached garage, large yard, $450 per month plus utilities. No pets. Interested parties call, 312-967-8781. 4-15 2 ROOM APARTMENT, partly furnished, $225 per month , u t i l i t i e s inc luded , secur i ty deposit. 815-385-8234. 4- 15 LARGE 2 BEDROOM Apartment in city of McHenry, V2 block from McHenry ^Hospi ta l , kitchen, dining room, full basement, ap­ pliances. Call 815-385- 3192 or 815-385-7632. 4- ,15tfc Associate Judges Request Four-Year Reappointment FOR RENT MCHENRY, EF­ FICIENCY Garage Apartment on Fox River, 1 mile to town. Utilities paid, $250 per month. 815-344-3076, 815- 385-7879. 4-13-4-15C STORE FRONT, 1,000 sq. ft., 40' Show Win­ dows , downtown McHenry. Heat and light included, $500 month. 815-385-6633. 3- 30-4-15C SMALL HALL For Rent, 125 people or less, Anniversaries, Graduations, Weddings, etc. Liberty Hall, 1304 Park Street, McHenry. 815-385-2281 after 5pm. 4-ltfc FURNISHED APART­ MENT and sleeping rooms. Weekly or monthly. 815-385-8905. 4- ltfc VFW CLUBHOUSE and Hall for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 815-385-9860 from 9am to 12pm weekdays or after 6pm. 4-ltfc INDUSTRIAL SPACE, Available, Fritzsche Industrial Park, Inc., 5,000 sq t. to 15,000 sq. ft. 815-31 1079. 4-ltfc READY NOW, 2 bedroom apartment, with stove and re fr igerator , d i sh­ washer , carpeted throughout, 2M> baths. 815-385-2181. 4-ltfc 1 BEDROOM SUBLET, ready now, fully car­ peted, with stove and refrigerator. 815-385- 7830. 4-ltfc WONDER LAKE, 3 bedroom home, f i rep lace , s tove , refrigerator, basement, garage. Many extras. No pets, security deposit and references. $425 per month. Available June 1st. Call 815-653-4906 after 6pm. 4-13-4-15C UNFURNISHED 1 Bedroom Apartment. In town, suitable for single or couple. Preferably middle aged or older. No pets. 815-385-4217. 4- 8-4-15C Chief Judge Jack Hoogasian an­ nounced last week that all of the associate judges of the 19th Judicial circuit, Lake and McHenry counties, have filed for a four-year term commencing July 1. The Associate Judges are: Terrence J . Brady , Richard C. Chr i s t ian , Bernard E . Drew, Jr . , Conrad F. Floeter, Warren G. Fox, Fred A. Ge iger , Harry D. Harte l , Jr . , William F. Homer, Susan Fayette Hutchinson, E. Thomas Lang, George W. Pease, Haskell M. Pitluck, Emilio B. Santi, Charles F. Scott, Alvin Ira Singer, Robert J. Smart, Michael J. Su l l ivan , Jane D. Wal ler , and Alphonse F . Wit t . Members of the Bar associations of SOIL TEST ADVISED A soil test is made to determine the quality of lawn, garden and field soil as measured by several chemical fac­ tors that effect plant growth. These include PH or ac id i ty l eve l , nutrient content, soluble sa l t l eve l s and estimations of amounts of sand, silt, clay and organic matter in the soil. Heavy metals may be determined in some soils where past con­ tamination from a var ie ty o f d i f f erent . sources is considered likely. Soil testing provides the gardener with the information needed to make the proper ap­ plication of lime and fertilizer. With cost of lime and fertilizer in­ creasing each year, it becomes ever more important to use these materials to adequately meet plant needs without waste. When over ap­ plications of fertilizer are made, plants fail to produce as well and, in addition, excess plant nutrients are ac­ cumulated as soluble salts or are washed away into the ground water. From there they may end up as a form of pollution in low land or pond areas. Soil pH influences the availability of plant nutrients. Thus, in order not to watte fertilizer fir the nutritive value of organic composts and mulches the proper level of soil sweetness must be maintained. Other soil test measures such as estimates of texture and organic matter aid in the identification of soil air-water relationships. With water shortages becoming more com­ mon across the country, it is even more im­ portant, now, to know how to use water without waste and still meet plant needs. Heavy metal deter­ minat ions are im­ portant to identify soils that have at some time become contaminated or polluted. Where heavy metal con­ centrations are high, crops should not be produced for human consumption. For details on how to obtain a soil test, wherever you may live, contact your county or district Cooperative Extension Agricultural Agent. This agent represents U .S . Department o f Agriculture, State Land Grant University and local interests in how to grow plants that enhance our en­ vironment. The office number is in the phone directory. Call today. WOODSTOCK, 2 Bedrooms, large yard, pets O.K., utilities in­ cluded. 312-478-8442. 4- 13-4-15C FOR RENT Business zoned brick building on Route 120 and Green Street. Ap­ proximately 1400 sq. ft Owner may divide building into 2 small offices. Call Century 21 Care Ask for Dennis Drake 344-1033 both Lake and McHenry counties atf- well as members of the general public are invited to comment, eithe(« favorably or unfavorably, on these* applicants. All correspondence should* be addressed to Chief Judge Jacli^ Hoogasian, Lake County Courthouse*; 18 North County Street, Waukegan^! 111., 60085, and received no later thar April 22. p Each Circuit judge will receive a,; ballot from the administrative offic(f» of the Illinois Courts to vote on thil question of whether each associate judge shall be retained. These ballot*! will then be returned to the acCj ministrative office for tabulation anc£ in turn, will certify the results of th*J balloting. Resume Church Film Series Pastor Merle D. Conklin and the congregation of the Wonder Lake Bible church invite the public to join them on Sunday evening, April 17, at the 6 p.m. Bible Fellowship hour, as they resume viewing the film series, "His Stubborn Love" by Joyce Landorf. They will be showing the third film in the series entitled, "Mourning Song", which deals with loss, one's own and others' loss through death, divorce, separation, oi loss of possessions. At the 10:50 a.m. morning worship service, Pastor Conklin will resume preaching from the book of I Corin­ thians 10:1-13 with a message entitled "Learning From Another's Mistakes". The Ladies Fellowship group will SLEEPING ROOMS, Shared Kitchen, cable T.V., linens, $42.50 week. After 3pm, Bill at 815-385-9738. 4-6-4-15C LIVE W BEAIltltllL LAKE GENEVA Deluxe 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, fully car­ peted, 1 Vi ceramic baths, color appliances, dish­ washer, air conditioning, laundry, large storage area, gas heat. By lake, several blocks from down­ town. taeva Lake ApartMite 1321 W. Main St. Lake Geneva, Wi. 414-248-4572 4,ITF2 meet Tuesday, April 19, at 7:30 p. Theme for the evening will be "Sha: In Showers of Blessings" and the ladies will have a "shower" for the church's Missionary Closet. The Missionary Closet is kept filled^ with linens and other items useful the missionaries. Whenever one of th« church's missionaries visits, they're taken to the closet so that they may select whatever items they may neecfc either for their stay in the states or te take back with them when they retur<j to their field. The ladies willl either bring items for the closet or give donations toward the purchase of stock. For further information, call 7281 0422 or 728-1687. SERVICE NEWS Estis To Special School CAPT. ALAN ESTIS Col. John D. Logeman, Fighters Weapons school commandant, Neltys Air Force base, Nevada, has an­ nounced that Alan Estis was selected to attend the USAF Fighter Weapois school at Nellis. ] The primary purpose of the school, which conducts five courses, is to take instructor pilots from bases world­ wide and put them through a graduate level course in weapons employment and tactics. Only about 100 Weapons officers a£e graduated from the five courses ea<jh year. The choice of Estis to attend th|s school was based, in part, on recognition of his past ac­ complishments and future potentis£. Estis, son of Mr. and Mrs, Frank «stis of 221?** FeiWWar la*, McHenry, is a graduate of McHenfy high school. He has been in the Air Force for 10 years. With Peace Keeping Forcei Marine Cpl. Steven M. Brunow, son of Patricia A. and Harold E. Brunow Sr., of 1403 N. Beach road, McHenry, recently returned from a deployment to Beirut, Lebanon while serving as a member of the multi-national peace keeping force. He is a member of 2nd Assault Amphibian battalion, 24th Marine Amphibious Unit, Camp Lejeune, N.C. The 1,800-member 24th MAU patrolled East Beirut in conjunction with the Lebanese Army, French and Italian troops. The 24th MAU relieved the 32&d MAU of peace keeping efforts in earjy November, spending tie Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday season in Lebanon. * Marines were first ordered to tie war-torn nation last June to p4r- ticipate in the evacuation of American citizens and foreign nationals. They returned to Lebanon in August Jo supervise the evacuation of the PLD, and in September as part of the multi­ national peace keeping force. I In Preparedness Exercise j Know , V*,; THE Weather What does smoke tell us about the coming weather? Does soot sometimes play the role of weather fore­ caster? Both smoke and soot sometimes indicate the na­ ture of approaching weather. Most often they tell of ap­ proaching weather. Most often they tell of approaching rain or bad weather. Smoke that curls downward from a s m o k e s t a c k i n d i c a t e s unstable weather, probably rain or even a storm. Soot which falls down a chimney into a fireplace be­ low indicates a falling baro­ meter, and the approach of rain. Smoke that rises steadily, not necessarily vertically, indicates good weather ahead. Vertical smoke columns reveal a lack of wind, or frontal movement; this sign could mean that no weather change is imminent for a day or so in winter. Through summer, the value of a vertical smoke column as a weather indicator is highly questionable. Navy Operations Specialist 3rd Class Carl A. Anderhub, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Anderhub of 410 W. Ringwood road, McHenry, recently participated in exercise "Valiant Flex 83" off the coast of Okinawa. He is a crewmember aboard the amphibious command ship USS Blue Ridge operating from Yokosuka, Japan. liant Flex is a semi-annual exercise designed to test com- Boot Training Is Concluded Navy Airman Recruit Kenneth A. Blue, son of Robert W. and Phyllis J. Blue of 5003 W. Abbington, McHenry, has completed recruit training at the Naval Training center, Great Lakes. During the eight-week training cycle, trainees studied general military subjects designed to prepare them for further academic and on-the- job training in one of the Navy's 85 basic occupational fields. Included in their studies were seamanship, close order drill, Naval history and first aid. Personnel who complete this course of instruction are eligible for three hours of college credit in Physical Education and Hygiene. Sergeant Reenl ists Sgt. William S. Hegner, son of Frank W. Hegner of 2904 Wooded lane, McHenry, has reenlisted in the U.S. Air Force at Minot Air Force base, N.D., after four years military ser­ vice. Hegner, a missile maintenance specialist with the 91 st Field Missile Maintenance squadron, is a 1975 graduate of McHenry Community high school. His wife, Cindy, is the daughter of Robert and Hazel Mitchell of 2205 Mill lane, McHenry. munications preparedness, whichjis vital to fleet readiness. During port visits to the Republic of the Phillippines, Penang, Malaysia and Singapore, the crew participated in several goodwill sporting events and helped renovate a home for in­ fants. The Blue Ridge is 620 feet long, carries a crew of 720 and can ac­ comodate 700 combat-equipped Marines. COMPLETES COURSE Airman Anne M. Smart, daughter of Arthur L. and Joan D. Smart of 8701 Riley road, Wonder Lake, has graduated from the U.S. Air Force aircraft maintenance specialist course at Chanute Air Force base, 111. Ms. Smart will now serve at Altus Air Force Base, Okla., with the 340th Consolidated Aircraft Maintenance Squadron. In Exercise Team Spirit Army Spec. 4 Pete P. Olson Jr., son of Pete Olson, Sr., of 8511 Memory trail, Wonder Lake, has participated in exercise Team Spirit, a joint and combined U.S. and Republic of Korea military exercise to train com­ manders, staff and forces in the execution of joint and combined ground, air and sea operations. U.S. Army, Air Force, NaVy and Marine forces joined with their Republic of Korea counterparts for these maneuvers. Olson is an air defense gunnery crewman at Fort Ord, Calif., with the 7th Infantry division. Named Senior Airman Ernest M. Van Oepen, son of Ernest G. and Gloria R. Van Oepen of 7155 Johnsburg road, Spring Grove, has been promoted in the U.S Air Force to the rank of senior airman. Van Oepen is an administration specialist at McConnell Air Force base, Kas., with the 381st Combat Support group. J