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www.hamtramckreview.com • e-mail [email protected] 3236 Caniff St. • Hamtramck 48212 — HAMTRAMCK'S NEWSPAPER OF RECORD — New ZBA Receivership board hints it will appointee is a no-show play a role in keeping city manager By Charles Sercombe By Charles Sercombe There is one thing you If the City of Allen Park can say about newly ap - Quick Hits is any guide, Hamtramck pointed Zoning Board of Hamtramck students can expect to be under Appeals member Mo - could use a helping hand the financial supervision hammed A. Rahman: in getting a head start on of the state for another He’s consistent. their college career. six months. Rahman lived up to his A fundraiser is being Last week the state record of not attending held today (Friday, Feb. Treasury Department an - ZBA meetings by missing 10) at PLAV Post 10 hall nounced that Allen Park his first meeting as a to pay for a bus trip for was no longer under the regular member of the 7th and 8th graders at control of a Receivership board. Kosciuszko Middle Transition Advisory Board. Rahman’s appointment School to the University In other words, full local to the ZBA several weeks of Ann Arbor campus. control has been restored ago stirred controversy It’s being called the to Allen Park. It’s likely that the Hamtramck Receivership Transition Advisory Board will have among the city council. “Cougar College Tour,” Hamtramck has been a say in whether City Manager Katrina Powell (left) will remain on the job after Three councilmem - because the official mas - under the supervision of her contract expires this June. bers, Anam Miah, Mo - cot of the school is a an RTAB for two years, but In Allen Park, the RTAB left over by its emergency to win voter approval of a hammed Hassan and cougar – just in case you recently that board agreed remained in a reduced manager. But there was 10-year millage to fund Saad Almasmari, went were wondering. to take a reduced role in role for six months until one thing it didn’t accom - public safety, and also a against the recommen - The benefit starts at 5 looking over the city’s fi - last week’s announce - plish, said Mayor William 10-year millage to pay for dation of City Planner p.m. and goes until 9, nances. ment. B. Matakas: Finding a way road maintenance, among Melanie Markowicz on and for $10 you get to That is the first step to - Like Hamtramck, Allen to meet future pension other financial accom - who to appoint to the dive into a pasta buffet, ward being declared free Park had several final di - obligations. plishments. board. enjoy drink specials and of state oversight. rectives to meet that were But Allen Park was able Continued on page 2 The councilmembers entertainment by a DJ. insisted on appointing We’re sure the campus Rahman, who had been visit will be inspiring for an alternate member for our young scholars, so three years but who had give them a little boost. also attended only one Post 10 is located at meeting in that time. 11824 Jos. Campau. Two councilmembers, Go Cougars! When it comes to good than usual for our night Andrea Karpinski and Ian food and great times, Ham - out. Perrotta, voted against tramck has plenty to offer. Hamtramck’s cultural that appointment and Quote of In this column, we’ll talk scene isn’t just about lashed out at their col - the week … about what’s happening at bars, restaurants and art our bars, restaurants and galleries. Sometimes, it leagues for ignoring the Who said this, and what is it recommendation of a about? You can find the other events throughout can involve visiting a local quote and the story it be - the city. church, like Our Lady city department head. longs to somewhere in the By Charles Sercombe Queen of Apostles. Perrotta called the ap - pages of this issue. pointment “reckless and The Polonaise Chorale performed at a special Mass A couple of Saturday A special Mass was held “It does not rise to foolish.” non-performance of for the kickoff celebration of Our Lady Queen of Apos - evenings ago we here at at the parish to kick off a duty.” tles’ 100th anniversary. Toast started out earlier Continued on page 4 Continued on page 2

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any amount that will music. Students aged 5 ers in the afternoon. The following letter was be graciously accepted to 12 sang a total of 14 • Monday, February 20 A professional pharmacy sent to Superintendent as well. Hope to see different songs during the -- No school for students serving your needs. Thomas Niczay and Ham - everyone there. school’s winter concert and staff. President’s tramck Public Schools on Friday, December 23. Day. Chet Kasprzak, Pharmacist from Mayor Karen Majew - Holbrook Elementary Sixty parents, staff mem - • Tuesday, February 21 • We accept most insurance policies • Our prices are very competitive ski to thank HPS stu - School bers and community -- School resumes. • We carry a large selection of natural dents for their Mrs. Laurie O'Dell's members attended the products, Polish medicines and cosmetics participation singing at third grade class is enjoy - concert, including Ham - Athletic Events 10300 Jos. Campau the Hamtramck Tree ing the benefits of tramck School Board • Monday, February 13 (Corner of Trowbridge) Lighting Ceremony and DonorsChoose.org. Mrs. Treasurer Dennis Lukas. -- KMS Girls’ Varsity Bas - the support of the O'Dell submitted two Holbrook music teacher ketball vs. River Rogue at schools at the cere - grants on behalf of her Max Spayde programmed 4:30 p.m. Home. mony: class and her projects a diverse slate of songs • Tuesday, February 14 “As we move into 2017 -- HHS Boys’ JV Basket - It’s Time to Pray, with optimism and excite - ball vs. Star Academy at Please Join Us ment for the new year, I 4:30 p.m. Away. We are a Multicultural Parish Family wanted to reach back to • Tuesday, February 14 Sunday English Mass 9 a.m. you in gratitude and -- HHS Boys’ Varsity Bas - Sunday School 10 a.m. Everyone is Welcome to Worship with Us thanks for your generous ketball vs. Star Acad - participation in the City of emy at 6:30 p.m. Away. Feb. 11 - Soup Kitchen, 2-4 p.m. Hamtramck Tree Lighting • Wednesday, February Feb. 25 - Pre-Lenten Polish Dinner Ceremony. 15 -- KMS Girls’ Varsity Fundraiser, 4-7 p.m. “I trust that you enjoyed Basketball vs. Highland Featuring Accordionist Mike Zawojsky March 1 - Ash Wednesday-Blessing the event and took the op - Park at 4:30 p.m. Away. We are an Active portunity to meet busi - • Friday, February 17 -- Parish Serving the & Distribution of Ashes, ness and community HHS Boys’ JV Basketball Community Mass 10 am & 6pm leaders, as well as our vs. Lutheran Westland at Celebrating 94 Years of Traditional, Catholic, wonderful residents. The 5:30 p.m. Away. and Democratic Church City of Hamtramck Holi - • Friday, February 17 -- Holy Cross Parish Polish National Catholic Church day Tree Lighting Cere - Above and below: Laurie O'Dell's third graders at Hol - HHS Boys’ Varsity Bas - 2311 Pulaski, Hamtramck • Very Rev. Jaroslaw Nowak, Pastor mony was an excellent brook Elementary School recently toured the state ketball vs. Lutheran West - 313-365-5191 www.HolyCrossPNCC.com opportunity to showcase capital in Lansing. land at 7 p.m. Away. everything that is good about our city. Compiled by “With your help we will Janice Gandelman Support Your Local continue to make Ham - tramck a place where Businesses - Get Out people want to live, work, shop and visit. It is be - on the Hamtown! cause of community lead - ers and business people like you that we are so successful! “Please remember to HEALTHCARE THA T patronize the businesses and support the organiza - FITS YOUR SCHEDULE tions that were a part of the City of Hamtramck Tree Lighting Ceremony: Piast Institute, Ham - tramck Area Veteran’s Council, Detroit Donuts, Campau Botsford, Trixie’s, P.L.A.V. Post 10, DJ Topkat, Hamtramck Public Schools and the Yemeni American Leadership As - sociation. “Thank you again for your tremendous support. have received full fund - for the concert. Two We look forward to seeing ing. songs focused on the you at the next city spon - The first project, “Hitch - Mexican tradition of sored event!” ing a Ride,” raised $979 Piñatas and one of them to provide a motor coach included a verse in Span - Kosciuszko Middle trip to visit the Michigan ish. Another song refer - School News State Capitol in Lansing. enced New Year holiday Discover all the convenient ways you can connect with Henry Ford, P.L.A.V. Post 10 will be While there the students traditions in Japan. whether you Call, Click or Come In to see us. We offer early and late holding a fundraiser for met State Representative The majority of the pro - appointments. The ability to message your doctor online. Same-day care. KMS students to attend a Rahbi and toured the gram was made up of field trip to the University State Capitol building. American favorites such of Michigan-Ann Arbor The second project, as “Jingle Bells” and Offering the following services: this spring. The funds “Mama Read to Me,” “Frosty the Snowman.” raised will be used to pay raised $650 to buy Eng - Students in grades 4th • Family Medicine for bus transportation. lish/Arabic books as part -6th particularly enjoyed • Laboratory and Pathology The fundraiser will be of a take-home literacy “Here Comes the Snow,” • Obstetrics and Gynecology held at P.L.A.V. Post 10 program. This project was a holiday rock song • Autism Services (11824 Joseph Campau) made possible by the Bill based upon the rhythmic • Staff who speak Arabic and Bengali on Friday, February 10 & Melinda Gates Founda - and harmonic framework • Health Insurance Enrollment from 5 to 9 p.m. Tickets tion, which matched the of the 2013 pop song HENRY FORD Assistance are $10 for a pasta buf - funds that donors gave to “Timber.” MEDICAL CENTER fet, basket raffles, drink the project. Hamtramck specials, cash bar and a Soon, books and bags Upcoming Events at 9100 Brombach Henry Ford MyChart DJ. will arrive and students Holbrook They can be purchased will be able to check • Thursday, February • Message your doctor online from any Hamtramck Pub - them out and share their 24 -- Birthday Celebration • View your test results lic School building, Post reading skills with their at 1-1:55 p.m. • Renew your prescriptions 10, Polish Sea League or parents. at the door on the day of n All Schools the event. 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Yes, if all things go as Technology drove this planned, the store is mov - ing out of Hamtramck sev - eral blocks into Detroit. year’s auto show But that’s no sure deal. Continued from front page The City of Detroit is insist - By John Kovach year-long celebration of its for 10 years now. Former ing the building Recycled The Review Special Treasures wants to move Writer 100th anniversary. What City Councilmember Cat - made it so special was a rina Stackpoole started into be outfitted with a fire It was technology galore suppressant system, at this year’s North Ameri - performance by the Polon - the shop as a way to help aise Chorale. out low-income families which will likely cost about can International Auto $40,000. Show held last month at If you have never heard who are facing emergen - Detroit’s Cobo Center. them before, be sure not With over 750 vehicles to miss out the next time on display, the 29th an - they perform. The hair on nual show was focused on our arms stood straight up new technology more than when they launched into flashy styles. More hybrid “Ave Maria.” and electric models were Above and below: The newest auto models were on We asked Debbie War - added to automakers’ display at this year’s auto show in Detroit. ren, a parishioner who is lineups than in previous helping to coordinate up - years. coming anniversary The newest self-driving, events, what’s in store for or “autonomous” cars, the coming year. Here’s were also on hand. what she had to say: Above and below: Those attending the recent Chrysler is adding a hy - “Our next event is a spe - fundraiser at Recycled Treasures browsed in the brid version of its popular cial Mass for married cou - store before dinner was served. Pacifica minivan. This is ples on Saturday, Feb. 11 the first hybrid mini-van by at 5:30 p.m. at the any automaker. church. Father will do a The electric Chevrolet special blessing and vow Bolt production model renewal. It's in conjunc - made its debut and won tion with a Spaghetti Din - the Motor Trend Car of the "gull wing" style. A set of find their way to America. ner fundraiser the same Year award. stairs juts out to help Trucks were there in full day. Proceeds go to the Volkswagen had the I.D those who enter or exit the force. Truck and SUV mod - 100th anniversary fund. Buzz, a concept micro bus, vehicle. els now dominate sales. “Our main celebration which will be self-driving. The Hyundai Sonata was The Ford Super Duty will be on Sunday, April 30, Hyundai had a mid size updated with tweaked won the Motor Trend Truck with a special 1 p.m. ICONIQ, also a self-driving styling, and the Elantra of the Year award. Mass at the church, concept car. has some interesting new Chevrolet introduced the scheduled to be cele - cies. Suppliers of this new tail lights. The Genesis next generation Traverse brated by Archbishop Allen As the name of the shop technology were on hand was considered a Hyundai SUV. Vigneron. There will be suggests, you can find all with displays and to an - model until now. Genesis The future seems un - some other things planned sorts of used household swer questions about the will now be a brand of its clear as to how self-driving during the year, but those items there, and yes, if you technology. own. vehicle technology will play are the two items we're look hard enough there Style was still in vogue The Genesis is a great a part on American roads. working on right now.” are some buried treasures though with completely looking vehicle and rivals Electric and hybrid vehi - Sto Lat! Queen of Apos - you can buy for dirt cheap. new or freshened versions the likes of Jaguar. The cles are now popular and tles, and here’s to many The Chair Affair is a of current models. price is much lower accepted but we will have more. whimsical way to raise The Buick LaCrosse was though. to see how the “au - Next on our agenda was some money for the gen - a knockout with the pro - Honda revealed the new tonomous” vehicles are a stopover at Recycled eral operation of the store. duction version on display. Odyssey minivan. received. Treasures for its annual The concept is that local Lincoln displayed a Nav - There was even a Chi - This was another well-at - “Chair Affair.” artists are given a used igator concept with both nese automaker, GAC, with tended auto show and a Recycled Treasures has chair to redesign and then front and rear doors lifting several models that may success for our area. been holding down the they are put up for auction northend of Jos. Campau at the dinner/fundraiser. Twelve artists got chairs this year, but only four of them returned them by A local artist submitted deadline time. Hmmmm this chair for the “Chair … what’s with that? Affair” portion of the Well, the chairs aren’t night’s fundraiser. the main thing anyway. It’s the camaraderie and good That’s no small amount food that makes this of money to raise, and fundraiser an annual sell - Stackpoole admits it might out. be unattainable. Some 75 folks attended But she’s thinking posi - the event, and helped tive. raise $3,000. The money “We started with noth - this year will go toward a ing, lived on a shoestring, downpayment for a build - and we’re not giving up,” ing up the avenue, on Jos. she said. Campau just before Davi - Now that’s the Ham - son. tramck spirit we’ve grown accustomed to.

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In Our Opinion Letters • Letters Learn how to speak to an audience School district building and sharpen organizational skills upgrades is money well spent It was heartening to nia asking for a list of better choices. read about our lovely, Clubs in the Metro Detroit Adults will absolutely Money well spent. millage that was passed and making sure the "high-energy," Mayor area. Locations and recognize the huge value Hamtramck’s march in 2014. public was well-informed Karen Majewski's partici - times of meetings may offered in the training pro - toward upgrading its in - The millage raised why this project was pation in the Women’s also be found on toast - grams. frastructure continues $2.2 million and the dis - needed. March on Washington, masters.org Members of Toastmas - on. In the past we have trict kicked in other rev - The impressive book - D.C on Jan. 21. Having worked through ters learn to become talked about the city’s enue streams that let provides proof on For many us who could the Toastmasters' Pro - comfortable speaking to ongoing street repairs totaled $2.7 million – all how well the improve - not march we were there gram in the 1990s while large groups of people and new sewer line in - of it spent on many ments were made. in spirit. My participation living in New York City, I while developing leader - stallations. needed major repairs, Hamtramck schools took the form of phoning know how intellectually ship, organizational and Last week we high - such as roofs and secu - continue to improve on our legislators' offices stimulating and empower - parliamentary skills. lighted the public school rity devices. many levels -- financially, both in Washington, D.C. ing it is. As citizens of the district’s turn in making Voters were wise academically and now in and in Detroit. Contact in - It is my belief that if United States, and of the Hamtramck a better enough to invest in our providing renovated formation is listed on sen - young people join a Toast - world, we must utilize all place to live in. schools. These improve - buildings. ate.gov, house.gov, and masters Club at 18 years these excellent skills in The district is about to ments will go a long way This is an exciting time whitehouse.gov. My re - of age, before they decide order to exercise our Con - distribute a booklet, in securing our housing for our school district as quest was for the Elec - to choose a college or ca - stitutional Rights most ef - printed in English, Pol - values. well as the city. Let’s toral College to be reer path, and complete fectively. ish, Arabic, Bosnian and Our school district de - keep moving forward. abolished. the entire program they Bengali, highlighting serves praise for bring - Also, I recently con - will be far better prepared Felicia Davey what it did with a special ing this proposal forward tacted the Toastmasters for the challenges of life Hamtramck Headquarters in Califor - and will be able to make

Tick tock… There is still Park. worth something. Now, not time to help raise money The Karol Wojtyla Ham - so much. Why? Who’s for the continued improve - tramck Park Committee is going to buy a radio with a ments being made to Pope a 501(c)(3) non-profit bunch of wires cut off? Park. group whose primary goal To replace navigation The Karol Wojtyla Park is to raise funds for the systems it can cost up - Committee is raising funds renovation of the park. Do - wards of $500. Some of for the park, and you have nations are tax deductible. the top-of-the-line models until Feb. 15 to be a part go for as much as $4,000. of a special donor drive. Crime trend… Last There is not a lot one The names of donors of week we mentioned that can do about preventing $1,000 or more that are there has been a spike in the thefts, especially since received by Feb. 15 will be the theft of catalytic con - they tend to happen at included on the donor vertors from cars. night. One thing to do is recognition plaque that will This week, the newest make sure your porch light be installed later this year. crime trend still involves is bright and shiny and Donations may be cars. There were four in - keep it on all night. mailed to the Karol Wojtyla stances of cars being bro - The biggest deterrent, Park Committee, PO Box ken into where their radios and this really works, is to 12248, Hamtramck, MI and navigation systems report anything that seems 48212. were stolen. suspicious or just not right Some of the improve - The thefts happened on to the police station. Trust ments to the park include McDougall, Klinger and So - your gut instinct. Just a couple of weeks left to the installation of pavers, bieski, and were all within You can even call the benches and lighting. several hours of each 911 emergency service to pre-register for 5K Paczki Run One hundred percent of other. make a report. The best Dust off those running Vittoria Katanski, Director The Tour de Troit organi - the funds raised will be The theft of car radios defense is to stay alert to shoes. of Tour de Troit, in a press zation raises awareness of used for improvements to was pretty common in the your surroundings. Hamtramck will once release. biking as a mode of trans - the monument at Pope 1990s when they were again play host to the an - Tour de Troit is the spon - portation; publicizes the nual 5K Paczki Run, which is now in its fifth year and will be held on Feb. 25. In order to participate, you can pre-register online FUWhenN the nEeedR ariseAs, thLese caDring IproRfessEionalCs areT reaOdy to RhelpY. at www.tour-de-troit.org through Feb. 22. The cost 2687 Caniff, Hamtramck is $40, but if you wait to register on-site, at 9401 (313) 365-5240 Jos. Campau, on the day Continuously owned and operated by the Krot Family since 1935 of the run the cost bumps $895 Alexandra Krot, Manager David A. Krot, Public Relations up to $45. The race takes The city’s streets will be packed with runners on Feb. off at 10 a.m. 25 for the annual 5K Paczki Run. Last year about 3,000 runners participated, and sor of the run. growing greenways net - Jurkiewicz & Wilk Funeral Home it seems like that number On the same day as the work in the City of Detroit MICHAEL A. WILK, DIRECTOR ROBERT A. WILK, DIRECTOR grows each year. run the city’s Downtown and all of Southeastern And since Paczki Day is Development Authority will Michigan; and raises 2396 Caniff at Brombach | 313-365-9600 just a few days after the also once again sponsor funds for greenway devel - run, there will be free its “Countdown to Paczki opment in Detroit, includ - paczki and beer at the end Day” at the shopping cen - ing the Southwest Detroit of the race. Does it get any ter parking lot next to the Greenlink and the GREEN more Hamtramck than starting place of the run. Taskforce Vision for Green - The Hamtramck Review that? Inside a heated tent, you ways on Detroit’s Lower The route of the run can get a free sampling of Eastside. Published every Friday winds throughout the city, local paczki and dance to The organization hosts and offers a unique live polka music. six events each year: Mar - 3020 Caniff, Hamtramck, MI 48212 glimpse into our fascinat - Funds raised from the tin Luther King Memorial Phone: 313-874-2100 Fax: 313-874-2101 ing neighborhoods. 5K go to renovating Ham - Ride, Paczki Run, Cycle www.hamtramckreview.com • email [email protected] “The Paczki Run cele - tramck parks and assists into Spring, Rouge-A-thlon, Publisher: John Ulaj • (248) 866-1110 • [email protected] brates the rich immigrant the Hamtramck DDA with Tour-de-Troit and Bike the Editor: Charles Sercombe Office Manager: Jean Ingenthron tradition that makes Ham - its non-motorized trans - Bridge. For more informa - Sales Manager: Dave Sweet Reporter/Copy Editor: Ian Perrotta tramck one of the most di - portation plans. The runs tion, visit www.tour-de- This newspaper is not responsible for mistakes in advertising beyond the cost of the space involved. verse communities in so far have raised over troit.org. Southeast Michigan,” said $7,500 for the DDA. 6 Hamtramck Review Phone (313) 874-2100 Friday, February 10, 2017

BUGAJ Vernier Rd., Grosse Pointe OLKO PLANKO who received his Journey - and keyboards. The group Woods. Mrs. Bugaj will lie man’s designation and was once under consider - Waleska in state on Saturday, from Raymond Andrew M. Planko, 56, worked at Murray Equip - ation by Atlantic Records, Bugaj, 96, 10 a.m. until the time of P. Olko, 60, died January 28, 2017. ment for 23 years (1980- and often played Ham - died Febru - the Mass of the Resurrec - died Febru - Mr. Planko, a Ham - 2003). He went on to hold tramck night clubs, includ - ary 7, 2017. tion at 11 a.m., at St. ary 4, 2017. tramck native and resident similar positions at Milton ing Smalls, Hamtramck Waleska Philomena Catholic Mr. Olko died unexpectedly of car - Manufacturing and Staff Pub, Baker’s Streetcar, was born in Church, 4281 Marseilles, was the diac arrest. Andrew was Line. He was a member of and Paycheck’s Lounge, Poland on September 24, Detroit. brother of Patricia; uncle well known in the Ham - the Fraternal Order of Ea - which will host a memorial 1920. Shortly after WWII, of Jennifer, Jason, Crystal; tramck area as a musi - gles. celebration and jam ses - she married Feliks Bugaj HAMLING brother in law of Con - cian, excellent welder, A lifelong love of music sion in honor of Andrew on in Poland. The young cou - stance; great uncle of Lil - friend, and all around good led Andrew to pick up the Saturday, February 11, ple immigrated to the Peter Ham - lian, Abigail, Kemper, guy. guitar at age 18. He was from 6 p.m. until midnight. United States in 1951. ling Jr., 74, Harmony; dear friend of Mr. Planko is survived by taught by Joe Mazzola of Musicians, family and They lived in Hamtramck died Febru - Carol Kmiecik. sisters, Audry Planko of the Detroit group, Sponge, friends of Andrew are in - for most of their lives and ary 6, 2017. Raymond was a mem - Colorado Springs, CO, and went on to play in sev - vited to attend, bring in - were devout members of Mr. Ham - ber of the Knights of Deanna (Annie) Brown of eral area bands, including struments and remember Our Lady Help of Chris - ling was Columbus, Cardinal Mer - Rochester Hills; brother in Nyte Mirror, who recorded him in the spirit of his life tians Church and later St. born May 25, 1942, son cer and a St. Florian law, Keith Brown; nieces, a You Tube video and per - with good food, drinks and Philomena Catholic of the late Peter and Rose Usher. Visitation was Aja Brown, Lana (Shaun) formed at the Hamtramck rock and roll. In lieu of Church. The most impor - Hamling. Mr. Hamling was Tuesday and Wednesday Kosnik; nephew, Evan Festival in 2009. flowers, please donate to tant things in Waleska’s predeceased by siblings, at Jurkiewicz & Wilk Fu - Brown; many cousins. He His most well known mu - Prader Willi Syndrome As - life were her faith and love Phyllis Davis, Russell neral Home. Mr. Olko will was preceded in death by sical endeavor was Sister sociation of America. Do - of her family. Davis (Dennis), Ester lie in state Friday, Febru - parents, Helen (Baranski) Elsewhere, which featured nations will be accepted at Mrs. Bugaj was prede - Maye Hamling, Mary Ellen ary 10, at 9:30 a.m. until and Adam Planko; many his sister, Annie, on vocals the memorial celebration, ceased by Feliks in 1994. Hamling and Angela Ham - the funeral Mass at 10 other relatives. Friends and released two CD al - or may be sent in the She was proud of her chil - ling. Mr. Hamling is sur - a.m., at St. Florian and family knew him affec - bums (“A Shadow of name of Andrew Planko dren, Lydia (Roger) vived by two daughters, Catholic Church. Inter - tionately as “Moe.” Peace” in 1995 and and niece Aja Brown to Woloczyk, Zig Bugaj Pamela Brodersen, Amy ment will be at Mt. Olivet A 1978 graduate of St. “SE2” in 2000). Andrew www.pwsausa.org. (Molly), and Sandy Kon - White; three grandchil - Cemetery. Ladislaus H.S., Andrew wrote most of the band’s Arrangements were en - drat (Kevin). She adored dren; several nieces and served in the U.S. Army. music and lyrics, along trusted to Krot Funeral her grandchildren, David, nephews. He was a UAW member with playing guitar and oc - Home. Kelly, Yvette, Christopher, Mr. Hamling was a chim - and former union steward casionally filling in on bass Jessica, Valerie, Annie, ney repairman, roofer, Kyle, Jourdan, and Tesha. artist and accomplished She is survived by her pool player. great-grandchildren, Mr. Hamling had a pri - Aidan, Dayna, Gabrielle, vate cremation and me - Olyvia, Jacob, Benjamin, morial service for close Emma, Avery, Reace, family and friends. Dona - Anya, and Harlan. She tions can be made to was predeceased by her Leader Dogs for the Blind, brother, Pawel, and sister, 1039 S. Rochester Rd., Honka. Mrs. Bugaj is sur - Rochester Hills, MI. Dan Rojek, Realtor® vived by her sister-in-law, Arrangements were made Helen Nawrat, and nieces by Jurkiewicz & Wilk Fu - 586-997-9900 and nephews. neral Home. [email protected] Visitation is Friday, Feb - ruary 10, from 2 p.m. Search For all Homes at www.danrojek.com until 9 p.m., at A.H. Pe - ters Funeral Home, 31800 Northwestern Hwy, Suite 200 20705 Mack Ave., at Farmington Hills, MI 48334 248-866-1110 In Loving Memory HUD Certified James Jennings Feb. 14, 1967 – Feb. 16, 2014 John Ulaj Sadly missed and loved by mom, sisters Commercial (Delphine and Donna) brothers (Joe, John and Broker/Owner Jerald) and many nephews and nieces. A HUD Certified Happy Birthday James, Love Mom Agent [email protected]

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APARTMENTS & FLATS TOWNHOUSE HOUSE FOR RENT HELP WANTED FOR RENT FOR RENT Hamtramck, Trowbridge 6027 Charles St., De - Warren, 10 Mile + De - St., 2 br. upper unit, liv - troit, 2 br. lower, 1 br. quindre, 3 br. town - TRAINEES By Charles Sercombe • An Edwin resident re - ing, dining, kitchen, fresh upper, full basement, house, 1 ½ bath, living, WANTED This week’s Crime Log ported that someone paint, $600/mo. + de - ask for Palo, 248-659- dining, family rm., full covers Jan. 31-Feb. 6. stole a package off of his posit, 313-712-6021. 2325, 248-659-2278. basement, $1100/mo., Trainees wanted in Financial Services! porch. 2/17 water and appliances in - Paid Training Bonus Tuesday, January 31 • An Evaline resident cluded, 313-712-6021. Program upon comple - • A McDougall resident reported someone broke 12829 St. Louis, 3 br. 2/17 tion of qualifications! reported that someone into his vehicle at Conant lower + 3 br. upper, full Our Financial Services broke into his vehicle and Evaline and stole his basement, ask for Palo, HOUSE business is growing and stole its radio while backpack. 248-659-2325, 248- FOR SALE and we need more it was parked in front of 659-2278. people everywhere. his residence. Wednesday, February 1 2954 Goodson, 4 br., liv - • A Klinger resident re - • A Waterford resident Call ing, dining rm., kitchen, There's never been a ported that someone reported his car was full basement, 2 car better time to learn, broke into his vehicle damaged while it was garage, turn-key house, and earn what you're and stole its navigation parked in the area of Jos. (313) 874-2100 $125,000, 248-879- really worth! system while it was Campau and Yemans. 2521, ask for Pete. Contact our local parked in front of his res - • A Yemans resident Representative today! idence. reported a break-in of her (Background check • A Yemans resident garage. required) reported that someone 313-303-3383 scratched his rental car. Thursday, February 2 • At about 11:30 a.m. • At a little after 1 a.m. ROOM a Fleming resident re - a resident was arrested FOR RENT Deadline for classifieds ported he was knocked for drunk driving and a 2 br. lower, 1 bath (full), to the ground by two hit-and-run accident after kitchen, living and dining males who then stole his striking a car in the 2600 rm., pantry, Holbrook St. for next week is vehicle while it was block of Pulaski. near Kelly’s Bar, parked in front of his res - • A resident reported $600/mo. + 1 ½ mo. Thursday at Noon idence. their Jeep Liberty was security deposit, no • A Sobieski resident stolen in the 2400 block pets, no access to base - reported someone broke of Grayling. ment, no appliances, Call (313) 874-2100 into his vehicle and stole • A resident reported tenant to pay water and its navigation system their license plate was utilities, call John, 248- while it was parked in stolen from their car 579-3872. 2/17 to Place Your Ad! front of his residence. Continued on page 8 Service Directory

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