The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-07-24

heSarulnS: PatrOlman EUWdIu
Path: i move that until such time as
the heads Of this Department recon-
mend restoration of his leave days,
that the penalty melted out by the
Board of Police and Fire Commission
ers on July 9th, 1872, remain in effect
move the adoption Of the fOrego-
ing resolution.
Commissioner Eastman.
Supported by Commissioner Lapczyn-
ski.
Yeas: Commissioners Eastman, Lap
cZynski, DrOuillard.
Nays: None.
Carried
Received and placed on file.
The Honorable
Mayor and City Council
City of Wyandotte
Gentlemen:
Enclosed herewith please find copy
of resolution adopted by the Police
and Fire Commission at their regular
meeting OOf July 10Th, 1872, pertaining
To Rule No. % of the HyandOtte Po-
lice Manual and Rule No. So Of the
Fire Department Regulations.
Yours very truly,
Board of Police and Fire Commits
SiOnerS
l. Ted Lapczynski, Secretary
Resolution by Commissioner East
man, Police and Fire Commission, City
of WyandOtte
That due to present war conditions,
the shortage of skilled help and the
big demand for the above mentioned,
| move We suspend or modify Rule No.
% of the WyandOtte Police Manual and
Rule No. 81 of the Fire Department
Regulations until such time that some
member of either Department abuses
it to the point where it is displea sing
To this Commission.
Meaning This: That We are opposed
to general contract work We want
their jobs to be more important than
their side issues.
All policemen and firemen partici-
pating in such work shall keep his i'm
mediate superior officer Informed as to
this place Of employment, street mum
Der and nearest telephone.
l move the adoption of the foregO-
ing resolution.
Commissioner Eastman.
AcuPpOl lCu ny OOullIllSSIUueT LdlcZyI-
ski.
Yeas: Commissioners Eastman, Lap
cZynski.
Nays: Commissioner DrOuil!ard.
Carried
Received and plabed on file.
The Honorable
The Mayor. and City Council
City Of WyandOtte
Gentlemen:
According to information furnished
the Board of Police and Fire Commits
slOnerS at their meeting of July 9th,
1912, Mr.. Albert A. Hebda furnished
the information which led to the arrest
and conviction of Felix AlexandrOwski
for turning in false fire alarm on
June 24th, 1912.
Under date of June Both, 1912. Mr..
Hebda wrote TO this board claiming
the reward but the matter was tabled
until detailed reports could be made
and the case Investigated thoroughly
At the meeting of the Board on July
10th, 1872, Commissioner Eastman re-
commended that Mr.. Hebda be paid
the reward Of $500. This motion was
seconded and carried.
Yours very truly,
Board of Police and Fire Commits
SiOners
/. Ted LapcZynski, Secretary.
Referred to Director of Civilian De
Tense.
Honorable Mayor and City Council
City of WyandOtte
Michigan
Honorable Mayor and City Council
Under date of May 18th and June
eth, 1912, the Recreation Commission
has received letters from the City
Clerk informing us of the request of
Councilman Brohl in regards to the
recOndltlOnlng OF AffhOlter Field for a
playground.
No word III regards to the recOndi-
tiOning Of this field has BEEN received
by the Commission from Mr.. Frederick
}. Gartner, City Attorney.
There Is no provision in the Kecrea-
ton Budget for the supervision of an
additional playground besides the eight
Fairgrounds now in operation.
The Mckinley School Playground To-
Gated at Plum and Fifth Street is a
large shady playground under super
vision in this location.
Since AffhOlter Field is not CITY
owned property and the cost Of recon
ditiOning such will be considerable. and
with the above facts taken into con-
sideratiOn, the Recreation Commission
feels that the reconditiOning of Affhol-
ter Field is not warranted at the pre-
sent thine as there is only seven more
weeks Of the playground season re-
manning.
RESPECTFULLY yours,
K. Bryce Smith, Secretary
Received and placed Oh file.
To the Honorable
The Mayor and City Council
of the City of WyandOtte
Gentlemen:
After consultation with Mr.. Myron
Green, representative of Ernst and
Ernst Of Detroit, l would recommend
to your Honorable Body that you pass
Il resolution requesting the local banks
to cut OF all accounts for municinal
purposes As Of today and to start the
new bank statements as of tomorrow.
July -
Mr. Green has advised that his firm
Will have representative in the city
tomorrow. July y. to begin the recon
Citation and audit Of the books as
directed by you.