The Wyandotte herald., August 30, 1940, Image 4

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THE CITY lOIMTL
\ Continued from l*iigo Three
* < um« fI. City of Wyandot t*. Michigan.
Genii* men:
The limit owners of th** lot''
arid «»f land -a*t oppo.-.te <*i.i
t*<iihu\* Maine* hereby ■:» for
the g-adiitg. (Kiviug ami mrbir.g ol
hicvtnlh Mrid from Vim*w*>« it*,
«*.*h Street*.
Signtd by Stanley Filipkow-ki. P'CJ
Clh v tnut Stnet and eleven «*tii«-;
K* t< ir» d to < 'oun« il.
August -I.
MV tir,• llet.orabh-. the .Mayor and *
* *Hll*ri!. 4'ity of Wyandotte, .Mleh l 4• i:
< •* nt i* in* ii:
Th* und»- signed, nwnn> of tin* !*•:
;i *1 pareeh «,f land -rt opiio-ite oti:
n -|H« tiu i.amev hereby petition foi
ii* planing, paving aiul curbing ol
S* \* lit* • nth St i»•* t t rein < hik St «• t t• * |
>nj* in i St root.
Signed by J. I rbanek, 174)4 thik
St r «»t and five others.
K« t• r * d to C*•i*in‘il.
August 24, 1940.
T« the Honorable, the City ('o.ncil,
4 ity of Wyandotte. Michigan.
ntlcuicn :
W* the undersigned citizens, most
res|»eetfullv petition your Honorable
It* d.v to ean>e paving t«* l*o constructed
**n Sixth Street from Con Cal Street
t*» Marshall Street.
Sigin-il by Fred Cieliel. litis Sixth
St reef and one other.
R« f* rred t• • Council.
August 20. I'.MO.
To the Honorable, the Mayor ami City
Council, t'ity of Wyandotte, Michigan.
«;« nt hmi n :
The undersigneil. owners of the l**l>
and panels «»t land set opposite our
r*-s*«**ti\e uiuni'K hereby |»etiti**ii f**r
tIn 1 grading. |Kiving and curbing of
Ilills4tai«* Sl*«*el from Sixth Street to
Seventh Street a* a W PA Project.
Sigmd hy Barney Smiegei, »lo:; S. \
•nth Stn-ot and two others.
Ihfcrreil to Couneil.
August l!4'». 114 4<►.
'I * th# Honorable, tin Mayor and 4 'ity
Council, t'ity of Wyandotte, Michigan.
4 i* nt h men :
'I Ih- undcisigneil. owner* of th«* lots
and parcels of land set opposite our
r*f«|H-ctivc names hereby |*etiti**n for
the grading, jsiving and curbing of
Third Str«*ct sum Ba-uiuey Street to
Hoodcll Street a.' a WPA project.
Sigtnil by Anthony Sutkowski, 1158
Third Street and fourteen others.
IC* fer 1 * d to Council.
August 20. IWO.
’|u (la ||< norable. the Mayor and City
t'( lined. City of Wyandotte, Michigan.
The undersigned, owners of the lots
and |nireels of land '* l opposite our
lesjrf-riive names hereby petition fo*”
flu grading, paving and ourbiug *»t
.Negal.tieei Street from Biddle AvetlUe
I, Sixth Street.
Signed *»y Milton Geniue. 532 \<-
gaiinet Sini’l and -ox others.
U« f* red to Council.
August lib. I’Jlb
To the Honorable, the Mayor and City
Council. City of Wyandotte. Michigan,
id-nth men :
Tin* undersigned, owners of the lots
and parcels of land set opposite our
icspcctive namis. hereby jh*iiti u for
the g ailing, giving and curbing ol
Sixth Street from St. John Street to
Bondic Street.
Signed by tiiorge Jager, 029 sixth
Street and seven others.
Iteffer i d to CiMineil.
August 26. 1940.
To tin* Honorable the Mayor and City
t‘oiiui'il. City of Wyandotte, Miehigau.
The undersigned, owners of the lots
and pa reels of land -el «q»poMte our
n*spee|ive n.lines hereby jretitiou foi
the grading, paving and curbing o
Eleventh Stieet from Eureka Avenue
t«. Oak Street. :u> find |iaviug as a
WI’A project at $2.14 pe; foot.
iSigtiiil by John Sehroeder. 1 l<>7 Elm
Strict and nine others.
lteferred to Council.
August 26, 1940.
To the Honorable, the Mayor and City
Couneil. City of Wyandotte. Michigan.
The unde: signed, owners of the lots
and parcels of land set opjHisite our
reapeetive names, hereby i**tition for
the grading, paving and curbing of
Chestnut Street from Fourteenth
Street to Seventeenth Street.
Sigued hy John Kwiatkowski, 1404
Chestnut Str**et and seventeen other**.
Referred to Couneil.
Communications and Reports from
City and t)thi*r Officials.
Honorable Mayor and Councilmen,
City of Wyaudotte.
4 lent lemon:
1 herewith submit to you a report
of all fines. f*v* and costs collected,
together with a list of all pending
cases and thos«. that were Nolle Prose
oiiii'il on the motion of the City Attor
ney. F. C. Gartner. as «*f July Ist,
1940.
Ct.initial Cases $ 107.00
lMs|M»std Pending Cases 21.50
Collected from Countv Audi
tors 12.00
201.10
Sincerely yours.
Joseph F. Kulash.
Court Clerk.
li«c*i\cd and placed oil file.
11* norable Mayor and City Council.
City of Wyandotte. Michigan.
Gentlemen :
Please authorize the payment of
Sb.’si on a $454 UN» assessment on la>t
.".7 Welch Bros, llilaski Blvd. Subdivi
sion. The assessment is now $3,550.00
and should »h* $3.10900 because la»t 56
was included in the $3,554 >.UU assess
ment.
There was a double assessment oil
this vacant lot.
Respectfully.
Edward W. Kane,
City Assessor.
Referred to Couneil.
1 lotto table Mayor and City Council,
City of Wyandotte. Miehigau.
Ceut lenten:
We the members of the Sewer Com
mittee of the City of Wyandotte here
by recommend to your Honorable
Body that from this date on. all work
in connection with the installatlo of
new sewers, including plans and speci
ficatious. must be submitted to the
sfewei* Committee for their approval,
who in turn will rejtort their recom
mendations to the Council.
Respeetfullv submitted.
Sewer Committee
Councilman Ford Wagar. Chairman.
Councilman John J. Wagner.
Council man George C. Behm.
. Referred to Couneil.
Honorable Mayor and Council.
City of Wyandotte, Michigan.
dllltlvmHl:
We tin* memlicr* of tin* Sewer * oiii
mitt **«• of the City of Wyandotte here
t»y reeomniemi to voir Honorable
Body that the M»rvices of HulUmu,
Kota and Clark. lih\. be engaged on a
retainer's fee of *354 MN* |»er year and
a fee of thrce-qiia of one per rent
on the estimated ro>t of work rej»orl»*d
liy them oil all swrr eolistnietioll
work in the City of Wyandotte, to
September 1. 11*1-1.
Ke*l»eetfnlly submitted.
Sewer t 'omillittee
• ouneilman J*'onl Wa.ar. < hairman.
< luucilinan John 4. Warner.
4 'oiineilinen George Behm.
Referred to Colineil.
lloliorahie Mayor and Council.
City of Wxandotte .Mi*liiga:i.
< Jenl leinen:
May I have your Honorable Body’s
permission to siibmit a supplement to
W BA adding to Brojeet sj l-tr.is same
for repair and replaeement of Side
walks in Area No. - comprising the
territory hounded by:
North Hrive on the north, the Kail
roads on the east. Ford Avenue on the
south and Fleetrie Avenue. 9th Street.
Riverside l>iive on the west.
This project i> for removing and re
placing .VW££» lineal feet of 5 f»M»t
walk and vdl lineal feet of 4> foot
walk, at a total eost of S7O,!Mm4M>. of
which the tJoveriinieut'* share will be
sVi.o»is.m and the City’s or
a propo! tiou of 74.7 s per cent to Ho.HH
per cent.
The uetual ea*h ex{M*nditure
for eenient is s4.4it<M)o
Gravel 7,I4iUK»
Ineidentals. expansion joints.
burlap, form luiuhec ete. __ S-So.oo
Necessary I-il>or. clerieal. En
gineering, etc. .‘14V5.00
Trunk hire H.vsMMi
$10.97»i.U0
The difference lietween the two fig
ur<**, or $1.9:M.00 will be dires tly ere
dited to tin* eity*> sha:e. for tlie use ot
concrete mixers, construction shanties
and engineering.
If approved 1 have the promise ot
WPA officials that the project will
commence approximately September 1.
lIMO.
Keeq**et fully submitted.
I ton Marshall.
Assistant Fngineer.
Referred to Coiiucil.
Honorable Mayor and Council.
City of Wyandotte. Michigan.
<lentlenien :
After a very careful calculation,
which inclinhsl committm**nts for ma
terials already made as well ;e for
materials whieh will be required. w«
find it will be t** request an
additional appropriation to compb*t<
the 1 Baving Proj»s*t. as follows:
Cement S • N M MM*
41 ravel
Sand
Bay i oils 750.00
M iscel la neons 500.410
Vouchers Issued 5.551.57
sl6.si)o.f>7
Will you kindly authorize the 4'ity
Clerk to make the necessary trausfei
of funds in order that the paving pro
j«vt may continue.
Respectfully submitted.
Dun Marshall.
Assistant City Eugiueer.
Referred to Council.
Mr. Lawrence J. LaCour>e,
City Clerk.
Wyandotte. Micigun.
Dear Sir:
The MunieiiKil Seivice Commission
of the City of Wyandotte, at its mwt
iu.g held August JO. 19p». {Kissed the
accompanying resolutions which an
self-explanatory.
Very truly yours.
Municipal Service Commission.
Henry A. Girardin, Secretary.
August ’JO. 1940.
Resolution, by Commissioner W. Leo
OahtUan.
Whereas, the Municipal Service
Commission is about to request the
Works Progress Administration to re
open the City wide Water Main Pro
ject No. BH-4-JlOl Works Projects No.
HJJI. and
Whereas it is the policy of the L>e
partment of Municipal Service to
>I»o!»!4or its own construction projects,
and
Whereas, the Municipal Service Com
mission deems it advisable to assume
the responsibility for projects,
a ml
Whereas, to assume responsibility
for said project* the supervision should
h«* in control of this department,
therefore lv it
Rev ived by the Munic’ipal Service
4*oimnission of the City of Wyandotte,
that the* Honorable. the Mayor and
Council Im* requested to change the
sponsor's agent on the Works Progress
Administration Water Main Project
No. SJ 4‘JlOl Works Progress Sill to
II K. Allen, General Su|»eriutendent
of the* department of Municipal Ser
vice.
I move th«* adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Commissioner W. Leo Cahahtn.
Secouded Im> Commissioner Julius
Sombeil.
Yeas: Comm. Cahalan, D’Anua.
(r.4ulk:i. Mauritho. Sombeil.
Nays: None.
Itefe: red to Council.
August Jti. 1944).
Resolution, by Commissioner Anth
ony d’Aiiua.
Resolved by the Municipal Service
Commission of the City of Wyandotte,
that the Honorable, the Mayor and
Council Ih* requested to change the pre
sent parking regulations on Oak street
between Biddle Avenue and Firat
Street as follows:
From S :00 o'clock A. M . to 6:00 o'-
clock P. M.. every day except Sundays
and Holidays, Ik) minute parking on
both sides i»f Oak Street from Biddle
Avenue to First Street.
Be it Further Resolved, that these
parking restrictions when, as and if
approved by the proper authorities, be
strictly enforced so as to facilitate
parking for customers at the new* light
and water collection office at 95 Oak
Street.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Commissioner Anthony D’Anna.
SupfHV. ted by Commissioner W. W.
Gaulka.
Yeas: <’omin. Cahalan, D’Anua.
Ga.lka. Mauritho. Southed.
Nay >: Noue.
Referred to Police and Fire Coni*
mission.
August 26. 1940.
Resolution, by Commissioner Anth
ony D’Anna. I
Resolved by the Municipal Service
C'unmission of tlie city of Wyandotte,
that the Department of Municipal Ser
vice purehuse Westiughousc .Mazda
rtsjuireiuents f**r the eii-uing
year from We>tinghouse EU*ctric sup-j
I»iy t omiKiny. 547 Har{K*r Avenue, De
troit, Michigan *.n a C.A. basis.
19* It Further Resolved. tln«t th' 1
ll*»ii<*rablc. tie* Mayor an«l C*»un**il of
tlo* C ity of Wyandotte be requested t*» i
grant iH rmi"ioii to tin* Municipal >' r ‘ I
\ i<-<* t oinmissi(»u to cuter into contract
with tin* Westiughouse Electric Supply
< oiupaiiy for tin* lamp Hsjuireiin uls "f
tin* iHparttnent of Municipal Service
Ij*r tL»* ensuing year.
I move tin* adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Commissioner Anthony D'Auna.
Seconded by Comm. Julius Soiuheil.
Yea*; Comm- Cahalau. D'Auua.
Gaulka. Mauritho, Soiuheil.
Nays: None.
Held for joint meeting of the Muni
eipal Service Commission and tlie City
Council.
Resolution, by Commissioner
Soiuheil.
W hereas at a joint meeting <»f the
CtMincil and tin* Municipal Service
Commission held on June in. 1940. at
the office of >aid Commission, the
Council informally agreed to pay $10(4
{H*r month on tlie new collection oflive
rental provided that the Municipal
Service Commission would vacate their
collection office at Elm Street ami
Biddle Avenue without further objec
tions, and
Whereas, the Commission ha> relo
cated its collection office at I*s Oak
Street at a rental of SIOO.OO i**r
mouth, therefore be it
Resolved by the Municipal Service
Commission of the City of Wyaudotte.
that the Secretary be instructed to re
quest the Council to transfer $1.200.«H>
to the Municipal Service Account sot
the first year’s rental of the new col
lection office.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Commissioner Julius Sumhcil.
Seconded by Commissioner Anth*»n\
D’Anna.
Yeas: Comm. Cahalau. D'Auna.
Gaulka. Man:itho. Soinheil.
Nays: None.
Cnfinislied Busine >S.
Hon«*rab!e Mayor and Council,
City of Wyaudotte. Michigan.
Gentlemen :
At a meeting of the Municipal Ser
\ ice Commission of the City of Wyan
dotte held on August 26. l!*4o. tii*.
Commission approved th«* report of tin
Sti{H*rinten*lent rec«Mnm»‘b*liiig that
two lights In* install***! **n 22rd
Str**4*t lH*tween < >.»k and Yinewood ami
that sai*l installation will b** inadt
when tin* materials for the project ur*
available.
Very truly yours.
Municipal Service Commission.
Henry A. Glrardin. Secretary.
Received and placed on file.
Honorable Mayor and Council,
City of Wyandotte, Michigan.
Gentlemen:
Attache!! hereto please find list of
Election Boards for the General Pri
mary Election to be held ou Tuesday.
September 10th, 1940.
Respectfully submitted.
(’.ity Election Commission.
Ijawrenoe J. IjaCourse, City Clerk.
John T. McWhirter. City Treasurer.
Fn*derick J. Gartner, City Attorney.
Referred to Couneil.
Bills and Accounts.
Welfare Warrants in amount of
S2SI .ttT
Referred to Council.
Recess.
Recouveuiug.
Roll Call.
Freweu,t: Oounctlmen Behm. Brohl,
Mason, Schultz. Wagar, Wagner.
Absent: None.
Resol*uti<j«is.
Wyaudotte, Mich., Aug. 27. 1940.
Resolution, by Councilman Louis
Brohl, Sr.
Resolved by the City (’ouncil of the
City of Wyaudotte. that the t'ity clerk
Ih* and hereby is authorised to trans
fer $16,896.57 from the Contingent
Fund of the City to the 1939 Street
Paving Project Account, in order that
the paving project may continue, as
per the request of the Assistant City
Engineer in his communication of Aug
ust 27th. 1940.
I move the adoption of tlie forego
ing resolution.
Councilman I/>uis Brohl, Sr.
Supported by Councilman Schultz.
Yeas: Councilmen Itehm. Brohl,
Mason, Soliultz, Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich.. Aug. 27. 1944).
Resolution, by Councilman i/ouis
Brohl. Sr.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that applica
tions for licenses to operate ('lass A
Restaurants under the provisions of
the Ordinances of the City of Wyan
dotte be and hereby ari* approved to
Walter Blank (Blank's Drug Store)
T 466 Biddle Avenue.
Arthur J. Wardell (Wardells
Lunch) 3358 Biddle Avenue.
Raymond Postiff (Root Beer Standi
100 Biddle Avenue.
and the City Clerk be and hereby is
authorized to issue Class "A Restau
rant Licenses to the atn>ve named i>er
sons at the above aiidresses.
I move the adoptiou of the forego
.ug resolution.
Councilman Isiuis Brohl, Sr.
•Suiqnirted by Councilman Mason.
Yeas: Courvoilmeoi Behm. Rrohl.
Mason, Schultz, Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich., Aug. 27, 1940.
Resolution, by Councilman Louis
Brohl. Sr.
Resolved by the City Coum;il of thr
('ity of Wyandotte that the City C'lerk
he and hereby is authorized and dir
**ct**d to draw a warrant on the City
Treasurer in amount of $6.53 on a
$450.00 ass*»ssinent on Lot 37 of W r eU*h
Bros. Pulaski Boulevard Snbdivisi»*n.
which was erroneously assessed. ns
{H*r the recommendation of the ( ity
Assessor in his communication of Aug
ust 27th. 1940.
I move the ack>pti4>n of the forego
ing resolotum.
Councilman i-iouis Brohl. Sr.
Si.jqwnted hy Councilman Schultz
Yeas: Councilmen Bohm, Brohl,
Murton, Schultz, Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyaudotte, Micli., Aug. 27, 11)40.
Resolution, by Councilman Louis
Brohl, Sr.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the applica
tion of James Paluzzola for permis
sion to fire a display of fireworks on
September 1, l*e and the same is here
by approved.
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Liu is Brohl. Sr.
Supported by Councilman Behrn.
Yens: Couucilmen Behm, Krohl,
Mason. Schultz, Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich., Aug. 27, 1940.
Resolution, by ('oliuciliuau Louis
Brohl. Sr.
Kesolvtsl by the City Council of the
City of“Wyand< tte. that the request of
the Scwe* ('oinniittee that the service
of llubbcll. Both and Clark Im* engaged
on a retainer of $250.00 per year and
a fee of 3-4 of one per cent on the esti
mated co<t of sewer construction re-
IK»rtcd by them, be and the same is
hereby approved, as per their request
dated August 20th. 1040.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
•Councilman Louis Brohl, Sr.
Supported by Councilman Behm.
Yeas: Councilmeu Behm, Brohl,
Mason. Schultz, Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich.. Aug. 27. 1040.
Resolution, by Councilman Liuis
Brohl, Sr. •
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that effective at
once, all work in connection with the
installation of new sewers, including
plans and specifications, must l>c sub
mitted to the Sewer Committee of the
City of Wyandotte for their approval,
who in turn will rejiort their recom
mendations to the Couueil.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Louis Brohl. Sr.
Supported by Cotiucilinan Mason.
\'«is: Councilmeu Behm, Brohl,
Mason, Schultz, Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. Aug. 27, 1940.
Resolution, by Councilman Louis
Brohl, Sr.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the sponsor’s
name on the Works Progress Admin
intuition Water Main Project No. s -
4-2R)I Works Project 5 221. In* changed
to 11. E. Allen, General Sui>erintondvt
of tin* C«*partment of Municipal Ser
vice, in accordance with the request of
flic Pcpaitmcnt of Municipal Service
in their resolution of August 2b. l!f4U.
i move the adoption of the forego
ing revolution.
Councilman lamis Brohl. Sr.
Supported by Councilman Wagar.
Yeas: Councilmeu Behm, Biolil.
Mason. Schultz. Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich.. Aug. 27. 1940.
Resolution, by Councilman I/ouis
Brohl. Sr.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the request of
the Assistant City Engineer for per
mission to submit a supplement to
WPA adding to Project 82-4-996, same
for repair and replacement of Side
walks in Area No. 2 comprising the
territory bounded by: North Drive on
the north, the Railroads on the Hast.
Ford Avenue on the South, and Elec
tric Avenue. 9th Street and Riverside
Drive on the West, as follows:
This project is for removing and re
placing 35335 lin. feet of 5 foot walk
and XS44 lin. feet of b foot walk at a
total cost of $70,065.00 of which the
Government's share will be $53,065.00
and the City’s share $17,900.00 or a
proportion of 74.7$ to 25.22 per cent. -
The actual cash expenditure
for cement to be $4.64)9.00
Gravel 7.149.00
Incidentals, expansion joints.
burlap, form lumber, etc. _ 883.00
Necessary labor. clerical, en
gineering, etc. i 365.00
Truck Hire 2.880.00
$15,976.00
be and the same is hereby approved
I move the adoption of Che forego
ing resolution.
Councilman liOurs Brohl. Sr.
-Supported by Councilman Schultz.
Yeas: Councilmen Behrn. Brohl.
Mason, Schultz, Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyaudotte. Mich., Aug. 27, 1940.
Resolution, by Councilman Louis
Brohl. Sr.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte that the request of
the Wyandotte t>einooratie Club foi
permission to hold a pre-primary rally
at Bishop park on Thursday evening.
Septemt>er 5. 1940. and for |>ermissior.
to use the public address system on
that evening. be and hereby is granted.
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Louis Brohl, Sr.
Supported by Councilman Mason.
Yeos: Councilmen Behm, Brohl.
Mason, Schultz, Wagar, Wagner,
Nays: None.
Wyandotte. Mich., Aug. 27. 1940.
Resolution, by Councilman Ixiuis
Brohl. Sr.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyandotte, that the City Clerk
he and hereby is authorized and dir
ected to draw* warrant on the Cdty
Treasurer, from the pr<q>er funds, in
payment of Welfare Warrants in
amount of $281.t>3.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Louis Brohl. Sr.
Supported by Councilman Wagar.
Yeas: Councilmen Bedim. Brohl.
Mason, Schultz, Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich., Aug. 27. IJV4O.
Resolution, by Councilman Louis
Brohl. Sr.
Resolved by the City Council of the
(Mty of Wyandotte.
Whereas, this Body has received
numerous complaints from residents in
the south end of the City relative to
the noise caused by the operations of
the Pigment Metal Company located
at Forest and 9th Street, therefore be
1 it
Resolved that the said Pigment Me
tal Company be requested by this body
to cease operations between the hours
of ten I\ M. and seven A. M.. and lx 1
it further
Resolved, that the Pigment Metal
Company be re<piested to take the nee
i ossary steps immediately to abate the
noise caused by their operations.
I move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Louis Brohl. Sr.
Supported by Councilman Wagner,
Councilmeu Behm, Brohl,
Mason, Schultz, Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Midi., Aug. l“. 1940.
Revolution, by Councilman Louis
IPohl. Sr.
Resolved by the City Council of the
* "f Wyandotte, that the petitions
tor street paving at the following lo
cations be referred to the City Hn
gim-er. City Treasure: and City A>-
ses'or.
Chestnut Street from 14th to* 17th
Str»*ets.
Eleventh Street fanu Eureka Ave
nue to < »ak Street.
Maple Street from Sixth to Seventh
Streets.
Seventh Street from Oak Street to
Elm St:eel.
Seventeenth Street from Oak to Su
jM-rior Streets.
Sixth Street from Central to Mar
shall Streets.
Hillsdale Street from Sixth to Sev
enth Streets.
Third Street from Batimey to Good
ell Streets.
Negaunee Street from Biddle to
Sixth Streets.
Sixth Street from St. John to Bou
die Streets.
Eleventh Street from Yinewood to
Oak Streets.
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Louis Brohl, Sr.
Snp|K»rtcd by Councilman Wagar.
Yeas: Councilmeu IVehni, Broil],
Mason. Sdiultz, Wagar, .Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich.. Aug. 27. 1940.
Resolution, by Councilman Louis
Brohl, Sr.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyaudotte. that the Election
Boards as upisiiiited by the City Elec
tion Commission for the General Pri
mary Election to Ik* held on Septem
ber 10. 1040. be and hereby is approv
ed and be it further resolved that the
Chairmen of said Boards In* paid at
the rate of Fifteen Dollars ($15.00)
for said election and the Board Mem
bers be paid at the rate of Ten Dollars
(SIO.OO I for said election.
First Precinct
Harvey Barrett. Chairman
Laura 11. Pernot
Lucille Jager
Beulah Bloomfield
John A. Suzor
George H. Stettin
Second Precinct
Felix P. Haiumes, Chairman
Myrtle Bushman
Warren LeClair
Me:cedes C.
Eleanor Lb Van Ilala
Clara A 1 bear
Third Precinct
John Szytnanski. Chairm ;,, i
Wanda Kulas/.ewski
Margaret Hoffman
William Beindt
Ijetia B. Pel ley
Mary R. Woolliscroft
Fourth l*reciiict
lico Alter. Chairman
Helen P. Du Four
Edward 11. Affholter
Margaret Shear
Lulu Barnes
Grace E. lH*nte
Fifth Precinct
William Burke. Chaiimau
May me E. Cameron
Henrietta Fury-
Bertha Beuchler
May me R. Nellis
Jesse E. Hattis
Sixth Precinct
Henry Melloclie. Chairman
lone LaOourse
Moses E. Aerson
Gertrude Brower
Ltura M. Dolan
John A. Voss
Seventh Precinct
Henry Weatherwax. Chairman
Belle Anderson
Stella Kaffenberger
Mamie Stoddard
Etta M. Price
Robert T. Drysdale
Eighth Precinct
Fred (ienthe. Chairman
Stella Crongeyer
Marguerite H. Gabriel
/Della McLaughlin
Frances Stein
Donald Waldo
Ninth Precinct
Joseph J. Berens. Chairman
Elsie DeWitt
Mathias Kastl
Lillian Kane
Viola Haul
Florence B. Rogers
Tenth Precinct
Arthur Dronillard. Chairman
Agnes R. Wiener
Nettie Burke
Charles Scfoweis*
Anna R. Kloeckner
Bertha M. Reisinger
Eleventh Precinct
Howard Kunze. (’hairman
Alice H. Sommer
Sophia Henna rd
Glenadene Lybik
Joseph G. Liptow
I/ouise Dumont
Twelfth Precinct
Edmund Gramlich. Chairman
Cora Bannoch
4A>ra Pardon
George C. Blay
IMrothy M. Ilelminski
Alfreds Zeschin
Thirteenth Precinct
F. K. Thompson, Chairman
Florence Cable
Pearl M. Bott
Littie McKenzie
Aithur L. Tuttle
Cora K. Hyatt
Fourteenth Precinct
Charles Tlkhiixs. J r -» Chairman
Isobel R. Wagner
Margaret Browne
Marie E. Sonerant
France® Slovik
4\ Ruth Brohl
Fifteenth Precinct
Norman Perry. Chairman
Ruth Bertschinger
Frances R. DeCuisa
Leola Mason
Nellie A. Bussingor
Mvrtle Johnson
Sixteenth Precinct
H. 8. Merritt. (Tiairman
Ivy K. Swader
Ernest B. Clemens
Helen KowalSki
Agnes la*Fever
Ruth E. Kerr
Seventeenth Precinct
Dave McFarland. Chairman
Maigarct McGrath
Chester Mosiak
\ it* B. Murphy
Thelma K. Royer
May J. Clark
Eighteenth Precinct
Felix Ewald. Chairman
Harry Filipiak
Stella Maiynowski
H< leu C. Solo
Margaret Bakhauv
Genevieve C/.ci uiakowski
Nineteenth Precinct
Alex Zyjew-ki
Henry l'rzedworski
Lillian ].<*>
Wanda M. Hebda
Waiter Schonschack
iloiuei D. Picked*
Tucntictli Precinct
Heriua u Sr have
Gladys Kcicheuhach
Ijoutrcll it. < ion Id
Pauline llcvich
Cecilia Hausell
Haitie Modzdcwski
1 move the adoption of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Louis Brohl, Sr.
Sup|Hirted by Councilman Behm.
Yeas: Council men Behm, Brohl,
Mason. Schultz. Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Wyandotte, Mich.. Aug. 26. 1940.
Resolution, by Councilman Ford
Wagar.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Wyaudotte. that effective im
mediatdy all department officials with
the exception of Elective Heads of Dc
paitments and Municipal Service De
partments. must submit si-hinlules of
vacation periods and length of said va
cations of employees and themselves
to the City Couueil for their approval
prior to takiug said vacation.
I move the adoptiou of the forego
ing resolution.
Councilman Ford Wagar.
SupjKnted by Councilman Wagner.
Yeas: Councilmeu Behm. Brohl,
Mason, Schultz, Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Special Order.
Councilman Brohl requested that
the committee oil the Oiteiiiug of Wal
nue Street at Tenth Street be dis
diarged.
Councilman Behm requested infor
mation tegardiug the hired truck sit
uation.
Motion by Councilman Behm, sup
ported by Councilman Wagar, that the
City Engineer submit report regarding
tli,. hired truck situation.
\»mis: Councilmen Belnn. Brohl,
Mason. Sehußz. Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
Adjoin nniciit.
Motion to adjourn at 10:30 p. M. by
('oiiiK’ilmau Brohl. supported by
Councilman Wagner.
Y«is: C-ouncilmeii Bedim, Brohl,
Mason, Schultz. Wagar, Wagner.
Nays: None.
LAWRENCE J. La COURSE,
City Clerk.
1.0.0. F. STAG BANQFET
AND PICNIC BIG SI C C&SS
The Wyandotte Oddfellows’ autiuai
stag picnic and banquet. held Satur
day, August 24. was acclaimed by
many members and guests u> the most
successful ever held. The picnic, held
at the Island House golf course on
Grosse He. featured the golf finals,
archery, horseshoe pitching, a tug-of
war between the past grands and a
picked team of huskies from the rest
of the lodge and a ball game, was an
event that will be remeinliered for a
long time. The picnic was followed by
a stag banquet held at the Timbers,
where over 100 members aud guests
were served. After the banquet various
prizes and awards were made.
Piizes were awarded in the golf fin
als to Roy Patchin. who had a low
score of 81, V. Barues, J. liume, C.
Barnes and P. Thompson. The guest
prize was awarded to A. Morgan and
a special prize for the shortest diive,
to M. Simpson. Consolation prizes
were given to W. Schultz, C. Brough
ton, A. Sehrock. 11. Steinhauer, F.
Boomer, W. Belknap and W. Show
alter.
Those interested in archery were
pleased to have the professional advice
of F. Boomer and E. Durand. The
lodge is grateful to them for btinging
their buwx and arrows and targets,
and it is hoped that archery will con
tinue to be a feature of future out
ings. Prizes in archery were awarded
to F. Kolb, C. Barnes. H. Girardin
and P. Reuter.
The horseshoe pitching contest
which was sponsored by Bill Stark,
.found favor with everyone who at
tended. Prizes were awarded to R. Sie
loff. W. Smith. F. Kolb, H. Gerard
and H. Girardin.
The past grands, led by George Hoff
man were overthrown in the Uig-of
war. by a team led by Bill Schultz.
It was the first time the past grands
had been defeated in three years. A
fine trophy was aw-arded to Bill and
he w’ill be the proud iiosaessur of it
until next year, when the past grands
will have a chance to regain it.
The grand prize was won by Bill
Carothers, who claims that he. won it
through sheer luck.
At 7 o'clock in the evening, a ban
quet was held at “The Timbers” on the
Dix-Toledo road. Mayor Louis W.
Behm was one of the guests.
The members of the various com
mittees ate to he congratulated for
having made the outing such a suc
cess and it is hoped that future Odd
fellow picnics aud banquets will con
tinue to be as popular as the ooe held
this year.
BROWN STAND IS
I/OOTED FOR S2B MONDAY
Robert Brown of 276 Riverbank ave
nue, complained to the police, Mon
day, that the stand his family o|x*r
ates at 2831 Van ADtyne boulevard,
was broken into during the night and
robbed of 10 cartous of cigarettes,
five boxes of guin and sls in cash.
Total \>iluation, about S2B.