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MP'1' f®P|5|fP;! •C/"* • 1 '* m'\-, v:m4iM FwSS? P? • i. > ^nl.j" v 'A" •! X"' '*"* McCullom Lake News By Eve I^vesqne Reunion In Miami i A l&rge portion of our population moved to the land of big grapefruit and bigger lemons! Jean and Hugh McDonald, together with Bob Kantorski, just returned from a most enjoyable and relaxing vacation in Florida. They met and visited with Erling Olsen and Bill Pagett, who had motored down. Lt. Jake Levesgue was on a naval reserve cruise stationed at Marine Master Field in Miami and the and the McDonalds enjoyed each other's company. Jake said the outstanding recollection of his tour of duty was a , trip over and around the Bahfuna islands, where the water Was so clear and blue that schools of vividly colored fish triere clearly discernible at 500 f|&t altitude. He and members of )^s crew also spotted the sunken hull ;of an old ship several hunj& ed feet off shore. .Bob Kantorski enjoyed the pleasure of his brother, Chester's company. Chester is a policeman oh the Chicago force. , Jean McDonald looked up a c]hum -who was a former resident of <wr fair community, Mrs. Itetty. Kilfeather. Betty sends regards to all. rNeetiless to say, the entire group was glad to return home eV?n . to our "chilly" northern climate. Another Uirthday .-Ed Reid will be munchiag cake tomorrow, Feb. 25, in honor of his "29 th" 'birthday. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam Deskis spent several days in Chicago last week visiting relatives and friends. fi|g-ht Facts, Wrong Date The date was slightly 'distorted i& last week's column -when we reported that Frank Kurth, Lorraine^ Boyle's father, underwent aUrgery on Monday. He was in the hospital all that time but actually was not operated on until . last Friday. According to the latest reports, he is coming along just fine. We sincerely hope that he will continue to show improvement and -be home again with his family shortly. On the Town Violet and Ben Gates and sons, and Virginia and Ray Aalto and children haJd a wonderful time recently when they enjoyed dinner at Gurnee. Violet, born on Feb. 27, and Ray, born on Feb. 17, were celebrating their birtlhdays together. The occasion was a most festive one. Anniversary Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pyritz entertained Emma's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. William Hoeft jof Wonder Lake, with a delicious dinner on Sunday; Emma told Otto were celebrating thirty-seven wonderful years together. Gathering of the Clan "Butch" Kennenberg played host on Sunday to his entire family by way of his "39th" birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kick, Mr. ana Mrs. Hugh McDonald and all the Kehnenherg family turned out in style for the shindig. Ten Tears and How They Flew Wouldn't be right not to mention our own tenth anniversary which we are celebrating today, Thursday, Feb. 24. We are so glad to have Jake home for the joyous occasion. Qhryssie, J.' R„ and Dierdre Jill met daddy With open arms. Blame it on the Weather? Even if the temperature goes up and down, there must be a lot of interesting news that doesn't break into the column. We'd like to print everyone's name so feel free to call 537-W-2 and give us the facts. It must be in by Sunday night in order to prepare the copy. Let's hear from all of you, please!! Want Ads Bring Results. CAS COMPANY TO' SPEND $60,000 TOR CONSTRUCTION WOBK Northern Illinois Gas company expects to spend an estimated $60,000,000 for necessary construction work during the nert four years, it was announced by Marvin Chandler, president. Approximately ?16;000,000 will be spent this year, which is^an increase of neatly $2,000>0<fo over 1954 expenditures. Planning for this -four-year program was based on the continued development of .the ;Her-. scheiv (Illinois) undergroundstorage ^project by the Natural G^s Storage company of Illinois,, w^iich now ha§ a request pending; before the Federal Power Commission to triple its daily withdrawal rate from the field. Chandler said tJhat he dfrd not anticipate any necessity for the sale of additional securities to finance this year's progratofi, hut stated that about $25,000,000 of new financing probably will be required for construction during the three succeeding, years (1B56- 58). The utility, which serves gas in a large portion of northern Illinois including most of the Chicago suburban area, will use the funds mainly for extension of its system to connect new customers, and for expansion of existing facilities to meet the residential space heating load demands. IN FACT "The 'teen-ager should , get nine hour? sleep," ajld in fact many do -- six in bed and three in study periods. 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