Related Records

1. 124 Years and Still Going Strong - This issues highlights Lake Bluff's parade history through the years.

   163 Years and Still Going Strong

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2. An audio tape interview with Ed Muto - In 1983 Catherine Shively interviewed several longtime Lake Bluff residents using an audio tape recorder. This interview is with Ed Muto

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3. An audio tape interview with Floyd Weshinskey - In 1983 Catherine Shively interviewed several longtime Lake Bluff residents using an audio tape recorder. This interview is with Floyd Weshinskey

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4. An audio tape interview with Helen Weshinskey - In 1983 Catherine Shively interviewed several longtime Lake Bluff residents using an audio tape recorder. This interview is with Helen Weshinskey

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5. Interview with Floyd Weshinskey - Extensive interview from 1983 with Floyd Weshinskey, discussing his childhood and experiences working with the Lake Bluff schools Interview with Floyd Weshinskey's wife, Helen Weshinskey, talking about how she ended up living in Lake Bluff, and her life married to Floyd. 1957 article in the Waukegan Sunday News mentions the Weshinskeys moving to a house in Lake Bluff. 1959 article in The Lake Forester about Weshinskey becoming superintendent of the Lake Bluff schools, succeeding Orville Bright. 1978 article from Pioneer Press - Weshinskey announces he will retire at the end of the school year. 1979 note from Superintendent Weshinskey wishing success to his successor, Thomas Moore 1979 article from Pioneer press discussing Weshinskey's retirement Another 1979 article, from the Lake Forest-Lake Bluff News-Advertiser, discussing Weshinskey's retirement as school superintendent Short biography of Floyd Weshinskey from the 1999 Fourth of July Parade & Program Book

   Interview with Floyd Weshinskey

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6. Volunteers Donate 1,000 Hours - Article Lake Forest-Lake Bluff News Advertiser details volunteers donating over 1,000 volunteer hours to the library, pictures from the article are included.

   Doc 281

   Record Type: Archive