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I McHenry irl Tops Donce-o-Thon j The Low Serves You | PA(iF - PI.AINDEA1.ER - FRIDAY, MARCH 16.1979 Married, filing a separate return and received nontaxable pensions of less than $1,875 o< adjusted gross income less thai $8,750 When Dan Kieffer of Crystal Lake announced that Sue Malenius of Thon, she was so overcome that Michael O'Connor, WXRD disc McHenry was the grand prize winner in the Easter Seal Dance-a- jockey, had to hold her up. Sue Malenius and Butch Pintozzi of McHenry walked off with the two top prizes at the WXRD-Easter Seal Dance-A- Thon victory party held Friday, March 9, at Woodstock high school. Another McHenry resident, Pat Smith, was the seventh prize winner. Sue, who raised $3,740 for handicapped children and adults in McHenry county won a stereo system with turntable and AM-FM radio, and an all- expense paid trip to Hollywood to appear on the Easter Seal Telethon with Jack Klugman March 24 and 25. Fifteen year old Sue, the daugher of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Malenius, is co-chairman of McHenry County Y.E.S. (Youth for Easter Seals), president of Lincoln Cloverleafs 4-H club in John- sburg, and is active in the American Foreign Service with .14 pen pals around the world. She is also involved in the youth work of Nativity Lutheran church in Wonder Lake. A student at McHenry high school East campus with a 3.8 average, Sue is a member of International club, treasurer for Community Government, and participates in select chorus. Drama club and band, in which she plays six in­ struments. Commenting on his daughter's achievement, which included help from 140 spon­ sors, Edwin Malenius said: "It really wasn't hard to get people to help - we just sold Easter Seal, told them how much the Therapy center does to help our county, and no one refused to sponsor Sue". Second-place winner. Butch Pintozzi, who raised $2,455, was also the second place winner in ^ the 1978 Dance-A-Thon. His prize was a portable television. Karen Gunderson of Wonder Lake, last year's top winner with $834, ranked third this year with $1,610. The fourth through ten place winners and the amounts of money each raised are as follows: Julie Mundelius, Crystal Lake, $1,025; Altha Griswald, Woodstock, $965; Ken Gibbs, Woodstock, $680; Pat Smith, McHenry, $667; Amber Yearton, Woodstock, $455; Sue Ohlrich, Woodstock, $417 and Patrick Conley, Wonder Lake, $389. iiiiiiiiiiiimmimimiimmiiiiimiiiiimiig JPOUCE TICKETS]) The City of McHenry Police department has issued the following tickets. Thomas J. Deisinger, Wauwatosa, Wis., no valid safety test. Bernadine S. Doane, Delevan, Wis., no valid safety test. Mary O'Connor, Harvard, failure to yield. Lawrence J. Corder, Lake Villa, no valid safety test. Michael S. O'Gorek, 5616 Agatha lane, following too closely. Craig R. Schmidtman, Woodstock, no valid safety test. Patricia E. Kennebeck, 1408 W. Channel Beach, disobeyed a traffic control device. Douglas Dusthimer, Wonder Lake, disobeyed a traffic control device. Russell T. Stratton, 4313 W. South street, transportation of alcoholic liquor. Dwight D. Schmitt, 2313 N. Riverside drive, disobeyed a traffic control device. Melody J. Pasternecki, 1910 North avenue, failure to yield. Norb J. Konczak, 4502 Hickory Way drive, driving while license expired. Bernice E. Freund, 802 N. River road, disobeyed a traffic light. Cheryl A. Johnson, 3709 W. High street, failure to yield. Edward L. Chappel, 2221 S. River road, improper starting. Brian G. Cunat, 3200 W. Justen road, no valid safety test. Paul E. Carlson, 2214 W. Manor lane, negligent driving. Steven G. Berweger, Woodstock, driving while in­ toxicated and leaving the scene of a property damage accident. David F. Theel, 1412 S. Route 31, disobeyed a stop sign and no valid driver's license. Kathy K. Sargent, 919 Ringwood road, disobeyed a stop sign. Vicki L. Schwartz, Spring Grove, disobeyed a stop sign. Rebecca L. Mentge, 820 Black Partridge road, no valid registration. Vincent J. Freund, 1303 N. Fairview lane, overweight. Donald C. Clausen, 5406 W. Cleveland drive, blocking in­ tersection. L. Wright, blocking in- Andrew W. Picoraco, Crystal Lake, no valid safety test. Nancy L. Lucarz, 1719 ftigh- view, disobeyed a stop sign. So We Hear It takes hard work to make easy living. -Enterprise, Hubbard. Wl 3v€t/tMCt/ul 21 N. Ayer Harvard MARCH 16 - 22 iMKB ODJQQS Starring ANNETTE HAVEN • JOHN LESLIE • LAURIEN DOMINIQUE Written and Directed by ROBERT McCALLUM :olor ^ Clarence Hillsdale, tersection. Sharon E. 7:00 & 9:45 Rated X Roman, Wonder Lake, blocking intersection. Jane K. Thelen, Kenosha, Wis., disobeyed a stop sign. Robert E. Blubaugh, Waukesha, Wis., blocking in­ tersection. Harold J. 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