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J LAST DAY - LAST THOUGHTS I lay here in the fresh green grass, underneath a shady tree. Thinking of my summer, gone and the last day I'll be free. All the dreams and plans I had, for the burning season Slipped away from me somehow for no apparent reason. I haven't lived my summer yet, the time has gone so fast. Now autumn arrives to. take its place ^ and it'will become my past. No more breathtaking, fiery sunsets, no more blooming flowers, No more fluttering butterflies, * no more sunny showers. Summer will end and school will start, fall will be coming soon, Everything will die and blow away, life will die away too. Shelly Von Bruenchenhein (This poem was written Aug. 28, the day before a new school term began.) I I 'College Honors] J 'j j NIU Confers Degrees On Area Students McHenry area students who completed requirements at Northern Illinois university accepted bachelor degrees recently. Bachelor of science degree recipients from McHenry in­ cluded Christie L. Boyd, 3216 Vista terrace; Thomas G. Mason, 1515 Hiawatha trail and Ronald W. Timm, 1904 N. High- view. Nancy A. Blake of 2401N. Richmond road and Yolanda Fernandez of 5000 W. Orchard drive earned bachelor of arts degrees with Mary L. Antonou of 820 Black Partridge awarded a bachelor of science in education. < Two other coeds attained bachelor of science degrees in education, Diana M. Sutton of 8006 Bellevue avenue, Spring Grove, and Ann M. Murray, 3318 Highland drive, Island Lake. DEAN'S LIST Colleen Marie Miller, 219 S. Barreviile road, McHenry, has been cited for her scholastic achievement during the summer quarter at Western Illinois university. Miss Miller, a senior, compiled a quarterly grade point average of 3.5 based on 4.0 or straight A. FRATERNITY MEMBER Alan Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald HiU, 2608 N. Manitou, McHenry, has been selected as a member of the Delta Upsilon fraternity at Western Illinois university. He is a freshman at the university and will major in business. Tax Tips An estimated 67.8 million people paid about $32.3 billion more than they had to on their in­ come taxes in 1975. One way to stay out of such statistics is to take all the deductions you're en­ titled to and can Drove. PAGE 9 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1977 gloves and wearing protec­ tive goggles. And the home mechanic must be careful to add just the right amount of the gas since too much can overload the car air con­ ditioning system and event­ ually damage the compressor. When freon is added, it is probably time to replace the dryer-fllter unit, too. A fully saturated unit, which hap­ pens over the years, cannot pick up any more moisture and allows small--but harm­ ful--amounts of ice to form when the cooling system is in operation. *** Doing A/C Work Takes Caution • Do-it-yourself freon kits are now being marketed to motorists who like to handle their car's other maintenance themselves and feel ready to tackle the air conditioning unit. Using the kits takes somewhat more caution than most home repairs. Since a worker can "burn" himself with the freon-- actually suffer frostbite--the work should be done only while wearing special safety tliiliii! CHATTING...Former President Gerald Ford con­ tinues to be much in the news through his golfing activities. Here he chats with partner Flip Wilson during celebrity golf tournament at Palm Springs, California. COMPLETE ,ae<MlM Of McHENRT WNII INIt 385-8808 2 MlltS north menu mw . on route 31 DEEP DISH PIZZA CARRTOUTS ENTERTAINMENT TUES. THRU SUN.! wBRITE LABOR MT ' APT TWO SHOWS ^ 5tl NIGHTLY! ** 10PM ft 12 MIDNITE *KSSlM4 BRITESET «Al 2 RITES Org •WE WILL BE OPEN 'TIL 4 AM MONDAY NITE SPECIAL! ALL COCKTAILS 75* • ••••••••••••••••# LUNCHEON SPECIAL! •IARGE TOSSED SAIAD •SOUP OF THE DAY •10AF OF HOT BREAD AND BUTTER Q4QNDAY--FRIDAY TUESDAY NI6HT SPECIAL! 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Example: BRAND NEW 1977 MERCURY MONARCH 2 Dr.' 250 V-t cylinder engine, automatic tran­ smission, white wail radial'tires, AM radio,' decor group, bodyside moulding, full wheel covers. Dark Blue Metallic with Blue Cloth - Upholstery. Stock Number 7250. a MONARCH'S Example: BRAND NEW 1977 MERCURY MARQUIS 2DR Hardtop Auto. Trans., Power Steering, Power Brakes, Deluxe Wheel Covers; Landau Vinyl Roof, 400-2V VI Engine, Vinyl Trim, Radial White Wall Tires, Bumper Protection Group, Air Conditioning, AM Radio, Appearance Protection Group, Tinted Glass, Heavy Duty Battery, Power Windows, Protective Body Side Mouldings, Light Powder Blue with White Landau Vinyl Roof A Blue Vinyl In­ terior. Stock No. 733S. TO CHOOSE PROM Example: BRAND NEW 1977 COUGAR 2 DR. 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