Al1he News of AI 1M Pointes ~ery ThursdlY Morning ross~ Pointe ~ws Complete New, CoVerage of All the Pointa Home of the New, VOL, 38-NO_ 17 GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSOAY, APRIL 28, 1977 32 P.ge~Two Sectionf-Sec;tion One HEADLINES Plan for Boat Pink Slips .,.. Given to 46 WEEK Wells Okayed Instructors Action' Taken in Line- In,.GP,Park with Supe'rintendent's Commitment Toward ,TIl1U'lC1ay, April 21 PBES1DENT CAR T E R Council Approv-es-M-.-s-te-r-O-es-ign for 56 New Program, Staff asked Congress Wednesday to EncloSures at Windmill PointeParkj Solons R~duc:tions put the United States 011 a painful energy-(:OI1servatioD to View Cost Estimates on May 9 By SUSaoMcDonald i diet, including taxes that By James J, Njaim In react'ion to con tin- could boost gasoline prices The Park Council on Monday,' April 25, ap- uing declines in student to more than $1 a gallon and add $2,488 to the cost of gas- proved an overall master plan for cost estimates enrollment, the Board of guzzling cars by 1985. In a and general locations for 1)6 new boat wells of va- Education dismissed 46 nationally televised .ddress ried sius at the Windmill Pointe Park. 'The firm of Pointe teachers Tuesday, to a joint session of Congress, JOM Stevens Associates, Inc., architects-engineers, April 26., . Mr. carter said Americans who prepared the plans for the proposed marina The layoffs will cut about must be forced in some cases improvements, was authorized to prepare cost esti- 20 full-time positions from to save energy because they mates for presentation to the council at its next next year'S school budget, in are DOt likely to give up general meeting Monday, May 9. line with Superintendent Dr. wasteful babits voluntarily. The Windmill Pointe Park . William CoalA' (:ommitment The . alternative, he said, is Marina, rated one 01 the beat, to reduce staff and programs that "crisii" _ • , could Qver. if not the best, in the entire Citizens in by $200,000 annually. ' whelpl us." metropolitan area by proles- The Board approved the . at. P' k S k ayoU lists, mcluding several • • • SlOD manna ownen, pres- p'art.lime teac1l:..ers, at its M.OIl- ently has 220 boat wells. ar ee . Friday, April ZZ 'i'be additiOnal 56 wens win day, April 25, 'Illeeting. Pink lips .)<. otheMlr~?tANel'inL~ nMa?!! be a boon' to Part boit own- Cul-De-Sac Sth twereh handd'd~verled tho' . ..... _ .. vu, ers, who are seeking mooring e eac ers urmg.'" unc . will turn the clock .Ahead space. There are 129 on the __ hours the following day, . OIlehour SuDday, beginning waiting list, according to .of. Residents in 1300 BlOck Grosse Pointe Education &Ix montha of daylight sav, fic.1 «:_--s. .f ~ R dO. Assoc., (GPEA),. President ingll Unie. The move to fast "6"'''' o_'i:l'rayton 08 r- Doris Cook called the diSmis- ~ time will become official at ..... IIll1t Boate ganize, Discuss Feas- sa.ls"regrettabte." . 2 a.m. EST SUn<lay, April 24, City Manager Robert A. -b-"ty f PI Parl.Tlme JobS but the Department of Trans- ' Photo by Tom GreenWO<ld Slone said it would be. at I II 0 an "A reductioo. in enrollment portation, which handlea time With the presentatiqn of a $1,000 check to Director DR. JAMES SAVOY, (left), and SHS least two months before bids also is a cbanceto reduce ZOIW and cbanges in (he the Detroit Zoo, the students (If South High environmental sciences. teacher GREG HEFF- will be requested. Work on .. By Geor~e ~olgar Jr. class size and. thus, to iin- country, advises setting the School underwrote the .food and medicine sup- NER. The students raised the money ,in three the additional weIrs, i.e., When a local real eg. prove the quality of educa- clock .ahead ODe hour befOl'e plies for two orangutans for the coming year. weeks through raffles and school'qances. (See dredging, electrical, water, tate company' came for- tion," she said. "But tbis gQing to bed Satw'day Bight. Standing before one of the d~dopted" great apes, story below, columns two .and three), cOnstruction of' c~twalks, et .ward a .few months ago school systemi has never H you go to bed, say at 10 who's lurking in the background, are Detroit Zoo al., will start dunng the fall with a street reorganiza- availed itself of that oppor. fir;:~~yn~~'~=k~ ~~s ~te:c:;:~' once low tion plan which sup. t~:,~ also like to point out get it back again on the last B.oy..,.,-F. :- -II.;. M' uSI-cal 'Ce.le" hr'. a'tl-on- Car Dealers Ttle project should bope- POp~tlYh would ass~e that while they are cutting Sunday JnOetober, when . .,1«.13 fully be completed by spring, om e omeowners SlUe, back OIl tea~, they' bave clocks are turned back ODe Yand' _1~-'m E R I f Ch 'h' E E ~Dd ready for the openin& of beautiful neighborhoods announced no redudiOll of ad- hour to st~ard time. UUlJ yes 0 e 0 lIre I.n .....ye. " nergy the 19'78 boating sealOP. and higher property .val- ministrators neltt ye.,." • • • Bailiag 01 funds for the pro- ues there was some un- TIle staff reduc:tiOu are Iat.nll"AlIrilZl 18 No Fun .CU:l:tur~ of Community P~l.icie8 ~~~vem~eP:~ =~t~~t~O~.:f~ .~£:nr~:n::r~~;~:~ -',JI! ~""',..~ .~.c,',---~"c".' ,.~ '"''''''''-Jl!lilIi\''~ ~IF 'II!!,••F " .•"...':'"""!, ~ ~. ~\!'!!~. tti!.r-4.<;"~.~!!!.~_o! JA.w. me:: ~ ,•• JI:~t:'..':;;ilt~rpri»f.". '.n~-loY"~lfsoffri6::: :"'olf:"'id.n;~_/~tJllh•• :=:::b.:1..'-1:#. i:a~~~rs '$=~d~=Emptied Ex- ., of:Epjscop.J:Paris~s.:c:onventiC)":~f:. 'eel' .. WltJIrevenues ~1Il ren~' .Co.;W~ .Jabe~ed ... ~Pc*.ltllpUt ~~~ intlle pUbijc cx:n~'~e:J Three '.,p~ 'w' ~{.:~f_'._U city of Karachi, in the bIoodi- tinguishers in Bath- '-An91i~a~ M~sidans Assoc_in ., • R~$ide~tSDoft~~ayi''- fe;;;fp~:~~'~nstructJon ~~~~~e =r:ev:.~. ~- ~c~"tt:~~~:~, ~tday .in six weeks of po1iU~ house at Shores BIg Event May. 5-9 'Mue:h to S..y of ',. boat launchini ramp, Nnw a etoup ofresidenlA and possibly even improve cal violence in Pakistan. The P k '. ._' beblJld the old club bouse at from one block of ,GraytOn slightly, Ule current sludent- new clashes cameaftertbe .r The role ~ft.he ~hurch m. the culture of :the B Geo P I J the.,altJide of the park, has road in The Park bavetaken staff ratios. according to Mr. government of Prime Minis. total commuroty IS ahve as eVIdenced by a grandY rge 0 gar r. not been completely aband. aome fudependent action on (Coatiaue4 on Pale Z) terZulfikar AU Bhuttoim. A.l4-year-old juvenile musical celebration scheduled Thursday-Monday, After a week of ~te ODed and is still being con- the cul-de.sac question. __ ---- posed martial law 011 Pm- male and two other un- May 5-9, by Christ Church, 61 Grosse Pointe House en erg y ~h~y sidered ~or further study. Vie.1 Aeltlletlca Poinles View stan'. four largest c~Ues in known' companions ap- boulevard. f - statements-m~ny auned Tentative plans call f~~ the . Lecl by -a' young couple, :o:~rtto quell anti.Bhutto parel),tly thought it was CGrist Church will host the Christ Church at Ii'a.m. at the auto mdustry- construction of 17 ~d(htiOl1al Mike and Gerry Krag, almost New Budgets . a lot of ,fun to spray and 1J17 American Three Choir As director of fiiJe arts at local car dealers are won- wells, for the moonng of zs. half the residents of the 1~ ~ • • • empty three fire extin- Festival of the ~rofessiona1 WJR, Detroit, Mr, Haas .has dering what. it w~ all foo~.cr~fts at the e::\~~ block have orga~t;d IDd dis. Hearing dates for the final SUetay, April Z( guishers all over the we- men and boy choU's of three :been 'author and host smce mean to theIr bUSIness. :a,. d 0 f n~w w;2' nt e c~~ the feasibility of ~ut- adoption of the budget have e , A PIPE BOMB expiodl:d men's bathhouse at the leading episcopal parlslJes, 1959 of "Adventures ~n Good Though the proposed ener- t then f 0 t fe~ p~r' ~:e tmg m a cul-de.sac and m,w. been set in the Pointes, aklng . Saturday in a locker room at George OsiusPark Mon- (Grosse Pointe, Le~ington, Music," a' series of daily gy pollcy of ,the Carter ad. :0 t space 00 ~ the foot i Pi r parksomewbere in' their with several so.caUed "work- ,Washington National Airport, day moprlng, Apri118.' Ky" and Akron, 0.), and the hour. long broadc.asta ac- 'm~istration stBl. has to run #3~ t ! a t th 0 d e f 'I~et. ing meetings." which are killiq.. 000e .Federal Aviation But the youth doesn't &"'_1. convention of the Assoc. of claimed both in North Amer- the gaunUet of public opinion PI' ~~.sp:~s: co~;~tefy The Jnterest of these rell. open to the public under the Th s.w>&a. Anglican Musicians, (AAM). ica and around the world. .9.nd Congressional approval er., to the west des'" dents .is in their own bloc~ ..0 Meetings Law," prior Administra~n employe. e it is so funny now. Th AAM' . t ti ." new PIer ,&6' a1 Th d t want to .. agency said there was DO Not only bave the. """'s e . l~ an In erna ~n- He also has served as the announcemenlA thelJ1- nated as' Pier #S for 2O.foot .