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Chester "Chet"
Gulinski (October 24, 1924 –
August 10, 1999) was an
influential Chicago-area
broadcaster and
promoter best
known for his
longtime support...
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Edward Pach [pl] Bronisław Przyłuski [pl] Władysław Dawidek [pl] Stanisław
Guliński [pl] List of prisoner-of-war
camps in
Germany Pollack,
Juliusz (1986)....
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changed to WPNA on May 1, 1987. WPNA was the home of the long-running Chet
Gulinski Show,
which featured polka music and was
quite po****r in Chicago's Eastern...
- Gołębiowski, Gołubicki, Gołubiecki, Gołubiew, Gołubowski, Górka, Grabowski,
Guliński. H Hanicki, Hołubicki, Hołubowicz, Hołubowski, Hubarewicz. I Imszennik...
- Chicago. "Lil Wally" Jagiello,
Uncle Henry Cukierka, Chet Schafer, Chet
Gulinski,
Eddie Blazonczyk,
Johnny Hyzny,
Eddie Korosa,
Eddie Arenz, Art Schlaman...
- Golian, Gołaszewski, Gottartowski, Gozimirski, Grochowski, Gulbiński,
Guliński, Iżycki, Jabłoński, Jacimierski, Jacimirski, Jodłowski, Kargowski, Kierski...
- Grebnick, Al 1988 (Pioneer) Groller, Walt 1986 Grybosh,
Frankie "Gee"
Gulinski, Chet Guzevich, Hank Haas,
Johnny 1988 Haller, Hank Henry, Ray 1972 Herzog...
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programming sign-on to sign off. The
exception was the late
morning Chet
Gulinski Polka Show. WRIN
featured many
local ministers and
national religious programs...
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Karaszewski 2002:
Adrian Brzegowy 2003: Przemysław
Oberbek 2004:
Sebastian Guliński 2005:
Hubert Jaskólski 2006: Przemysław
Oberbek 2007:
Robert Szarata 2008:...
- 1 Nick
Gorgichuk QB 9
Keith Graham RB 73 Adam
Graves DL 62
Christopher Gulinski OL 3
Kwasi Gyamfi-Adusei RB 23
Nathaniel Hamlin DB 93
Brady Hawkins *(c)...
