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On A Wing And A Prayer After completing its port df last Saturday's practice search and rescue mission, a plane comes in for a landing at Gait air­ port, Greenwood. A number of Civil Air Patrol (CAP) cadets are grouped near an aircraft, where they are learning the ins and outs of handljng an airplaneon the flight line. The practice mission was sponsored by the U.S. Air Force (USAF) and was designed to provide the USAF with an evaluation of the response of CAP Groups 22 and 6 to an emergency situation. The CAP groups were judged on their speed of response, han-. dling of oircraft and ground crews, communications, rescue preparations and base procedures. Air and ground crews searched for ELT's (emergency locator transmitters), which were hidden in the target area, west of McHenry. The tran­ smitters are set off when a plane experiences a rough landing or a crash. The crews recorded a number of "finds" during Saturday's exercise. Approximately 150 CAP members and Air Force personnel took part in the simulation. In addition to the ground crews, upwards of 10 aircraft took off from Waukegan and Gait airports to take part in the mission. More photos op- pear on page 19 of this issue. STAFF PHOTOS -- WAYNE GAYLORD Federal Emergency Management agency regulations to preclude any development, including fill, of land within the 100-year flood boundary elevation. So, the owners could fill the entire lot up to the 24 percent not in compliance. "It would have been nicer if the Plan commission had caught this," said Mayor Joseph B. Stanek. "This cannot be subdivided in any way as presented." The owners of the parcel are seeking to subdivide and sell the remaining portion. A petition to allow a muffler shop on the other parcel was denied by the city. 'SERVING THE CHAIN-O-LAKES REGION SINCE 187S VOLUME 107 NUMBER 81 FRIDAY, MAY 6. 1983 1 SECTION 20 PAGES 25 blow to the system. Smith predicted that it could ultimately cost the taxpayers money when this DUI money is not available for other services. Martens also noted that if the (DUI) program is not self- sustaining it could be dropped. In other business, Schneider named the 708 board finance committee consisting of Voetberg, himself and county board member Lou Anne Majewski to work with the HDC committee. Martens said the report of the last audit in November is available and the joint committee wouldn't have to wait to start working. At the March 17% meeting, Martens outlined the new corporate organization of the FS & MHC as consisting of three corporations: Family Services and Mental Health (Continued on pago 18) :EARNS LINDA DAVIDSON treasurer. She is a member of the International club cross country team. Her pastimes are sewing, running, swimming, water and snow skiing. Linda Sue Davidson also attends Johnsburg high school. She is a member of the pom pom girls, is in student government, took part in theatrical productions and ran track. Besides running, she lists as her hobbies, water skiing, dancing and reeding. Illinois Vacation Sites In New Book FREE ^TMfuido In odav's Edition Free Rose Bushes For New Plalndealer Subscribers Page 17