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4 GIRLS ASSIST (Eljiragri Ballg Qtibrnt LONG CAREERS Thursday, December 16, 1954 Part 5 Page 9 60TH JUBILEE HAILED BY HENRY SAWALISH, WIFE 'AT OPEN HOUSE WITH UTILITIES Parents club, the program will begin with a -basketball game between the school's freshman and sofomore teams. The alumni team includes Eddie Miller, class of '54, guard; Chuck Flick, "53, guard; Bob Bielick, '54 center; Lenny Hey, '53, center; Joe Scardino, '54, guard; Conrad Ryberg, 53, forward, and Dave Proper, 53, center. Their coach is Sam England, Leyden athletic director. 1909, resigned 10. years later, and returned in Upon his retirement he was given a luncheon party and a farewell gift by his fellow workers.

He is a veteran of World War during which he served overseas in an ordnance unit He is a member of the Commonwealth Edison post of the American Legion. The Sleet-ings have a son, a daughter, and four grandchildren. He and his wife have lived on Windsor av. for 25 years. ALL-GIRL TEAM MEETS LEY DEN GRADS MONDAY The Ley den Loyals, a basketball team of alumni of Ley-den Community High school, Franklin Park, will play the Olson Red Heads, a professional girl's basketball team, at 7:15 p.

m. Monday in the high school ieldhouse. Sponsored by the retired recently from the Northern Illinois Gas company after 32 years toil which began in 1922 with the Public Service company. He was employed in the gas operating department Joseph E. Sleeting, 5012 Windsor has retired from the Commonwealth Edison company, revenue billing 41 years' with the company: He started there in Mr.

and Mrs. Henry A. Sa-walish, 2542 N. Mozart re ONMUNDELEIN STAGE SUNDAY Four area students at Mun-delein college, 6363 Sheridan will take part in a Christmas program at 8:15 p. m.

Sunday in the college theater. Catherine Spinner, 742 S. Grove Oak Park, will portray the Madonna in the opening tableau of the Christmas story. The program will in- elude Christmas numbers by the college orchestra and glee club and will close with the "Hallelujah Chorus" from Handel's "Messiah." Phyllis Garrity, 1337 S. 50th Cicero, will play an angel in the tableaux, and Mary Ann Cashman, 5426 Augusta and Janice Haertel, 937 Division Oak Park, are on the stage crew.

cently celebrated their 60th wedding CLOSE; 5 RETIRE Senior Han on the Job 42 Years Five area residents retired recently after long service with anniversary at an open house and party. Both were utility com PLENTY OF FREE PARKING PLENTY OF FREE PARKING '-4 I born in Chi pames. Completing 42 consecutive years in the utility business, George E. Peterson of Elm-wood Park, a cago on the CHICAGO RETAIL STORE LA GRANGE RETAIL STORE 41? W. CHICAGO AYE.

38-40 LA GRANGE RD. northwest i side, they a were married Mn.skwsiid in St. Luke's supervisor of I credit in the commercial department of church in Kenosha, Wis. At the time, Mrs. Sawalish was 16 years old and Sawalish was 20.

He retired a few years ago COLORFUL ROBES WARM from a business he operated in Logan Square. The couple has a son, Harry, and a daughter, Vera. A son, George, died in 1932. Ideal Gifts for Every Member of the Family to his outstanding safety rec ord and his willingness to teach others. 1 Leo B.

McCarron, 1746 Commonwealth Edison company, began in 1912 with the Public Service Company of Northern Illinois. In 1914 he switched to the Edison company. Peterson is married and has a daughter and a grandson. He and his wife plan to remain in Elmwood Park, and his plans for retirement include lots of fishing, his favorite hobby. Harry Wilson of Aurora retired recently as an engineering assistant in the technical operating department of the Public Service company after nearly 35 years' service in the Fox valley area.

He started in 1919 with Western United Gas and Electric company. Upon his retirement he was feted by his associates at a Moody has retired after 34 0 yfefe years' service with the Illinois Bell Telephone company and was guest of honor at a party held by fellow workers. He worked as a station installer and plant assigner in the Humboldt blvd. and Belmont av. district.

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