The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-14
DEDICATION Of
PULASKI PARK
NEXT SUNDAY

citizens OF WyandOtte and the sur
rounding communities haze been .nvit-
TO nlr,ICIpat.. i'll dedication II
Pulaski park. Twelfth ana Walnut
streets. on SUNDAY. Oc,Obrr 10. by the
committee ON dedication composed #
WyandOtte Council Oi Clubs, affiliated
organizations and O,her interested par
ties, according 10 an announcement
made by Victor TargOnski, puplic rela-
tionS counsel for the committee. Con
currently with the park dedication
there will be Il presentation by TIE
committee of monument as another
historic emblem of this city'S patriOIic
int: est
The monument, which is TO honor
Br sadier-General Pulaski, for whom
the park has been named. was purchas-
cd with funds solicited from people of
tn, community together with civic
headers of WyandOtte and nearby
towns. The monument itself is four
feet square. of polished granite and
will he placed ON a raised concrete
base. A bronze plaque giving some of
The history of BrigadieI General Pull
ask, his organization of the first Am
tri1Gn cavalry and his subsequent
death from wounds received in mortal
combat on the battlefield ut Savannah.
Geo: gia. in the struggle for American
Independence. will be placed on TIE
granite The groups which have work
cd - secure this Pulaski memorial hope
To Md Il bust or life->iZe figure of the
general to top of the present mOnu-
meDt
Tn. WyandOtte Council of Clubs was
very -nerget.c in securing the name Of
I'Cla>ki for the park and 80 it was only
fitting and proper that the president
Of that group should head the dedici-
tiOn committee. hence 1. +. I.apcZynski
served "a chairman. He was assisted
Ly Stella MarynOwSki, financial secre-
tary: Stanley LeSzcZynSki, recording
secretary Helen CierniakOwSki, trea-
sure. and Joseph SZydlOw>ki and Vic
tor 1lrgOnSki. trustees. Other commit;
tees to numerous To mention have rem
dered invaluable service in the compile
tiOn II the gigantic task of Secul .ng
the monument. Thanks are hereby eX
pressed to them.
A souvenir bUOklet is being issued by
the committee in connection with the
ceremonies. Anyone who contributed
his services or aided financially or any
other manner will be listed in The
booklet and Il copy of the same will he
buried I'm the monument 50 that it will
he preserved for pOSLerity.
.Amung those participating in the
ceremony VIII be Mayor Thomas A.
Davis and other city officials, Judge
Nicholas GrOnkOwski of Hamtramck,
Congressman John IesinSki, Secretary
Of State Leon ID. Case, Lieutenant
Governor Leo J. NOwicki United States
Marshal John Bare. and representa-
tives I! ON the various fraternal organ
izatiOn> which participated in the pre-
liminary work through their local
groups Music and various speciality
numbers will be- presented by Roosevelt
high school band. American Legion
band, Frederick VI. Alger Post, No. 4,
American Legion drum and bugle corp.
Post No. 1876. Veterans of Foreign
Wars ladies' auxiliary drum and bugle
corps. juvenile dancers from the Polish
WOmen'S ALLIANCE, and other groups
who have not as yet definitely an
Eeunced their decision on the invita-
ton.
The entire proceedings will open
with gathering of all participating
groups AT | O'Clock at Bishop park. A
parade will start there and follow the
route of Superior To Fourth. to Oak, to
Tenth. To Walnut. To the park proper.
Upon the termination OF the ceremOn-
les at Pulaski park. the procession will
-recede To Dom POlski hall. Oak at Eff
teenth street, where a light luncheon
will be served. The days program will
CLOSE with a dedication ball at which
time music will be furnished by Tony
Ray and his swing orchestra. Dancing
will be from until . a. m. Tire gener
al public is invited TO participate In
the dedivatOry program and the even
ing ball