The Evening News from Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan • Page 14

THE EVENING NEWS. SAULT STE MARIE. THURSDAY. DEC. 20.

Poland enjoying biggest New legal battle brewing over Watergate yuletide glow in years Ghrc Away 1A WARSAW. Poland Energy cuts may be dimming Christmas lights in West, but Poland is enjoying its biggest yuletide glow in years. The facades of most large stores in Warsaw are decorated with multi-colored lights, many of them in attractive patterns like Christmas trees and reindeer. They're not on the same par with the big lights such as London was once famous for. but the important thing for most Poles is that they are there.

In this predominantly Roman Catholic country, where churches are overflowing with faithful, people are also busy buying up Christmas trees which are for sale on nearly every street corner. In previous years it was only the center of the capital which was lit up. This year the lights are burning in nearly every suburban shopping district. Even some of Warsaw's treelined streets have not escaped the festive air. The trees are decorated with colored electric light bulbs.

It's all a sign of the better times Poles are experiencing under the leadership of Edward Gierek. He replaced autocratic party boss Wladyslaw Gcmulka three Christmases ago after a wave of bloody economic rioting. Today Poles are finding a bigger variety of goods in their shops than ever before. It's still far short of what shoppers are used to in the West, but Gierek's consumer policies have not peaked. Poles are getting used to the sight of regular supplies that three years ago used to be a rarity and the cause of many a kmg line.

Bananas, grapefruit, oranges. Western chocolates and liquor, like whisky and gin, are just a few of the once- sought-after things that have become easily available throughout the year. Still causing hardship in Poland, however, is the acute fresh meat shortage where long lines are forever in evidence. And state clothing shops are still having trouble producing dresses or sweaters that can fit all sizes. WASHINGTON A new legal confrontation over presidential tapes is brewing in the face of Senate Watergate committee sub- poenas demanding President Nixon turn over 481 recordings and hundreds of other items from White House files.

The committee served its subpoenas late Wednesday Groymko eyes successful Arab-Israeli conference Hoffa to make.bid in 1976 elections PHILADELPHIA (AP) "I'll win," said James R. Hoffa in announcing his comeback bid for the presidency of the Teamsters Union. "I'm going to run for the presidency in 1976," said the union's former head Wednesday night. "There may be JOHN P. "PAT" OLD ABOUT THIS QUESTION.

"Ojr Christmas tree stand leaded. The water soared thru red crepe paper arvd dyed a red spot on our rug- Our Jrjends accuse us oi mur dermg Santa, is tins kind of toss by Personal Property Insurance, but not by a Residence Fire Policy?" For the Answer to Your Insurance Questions CONSULT OLD, MURPHY GEHCY a contest. If there is, so what?" Hoffa, 60, is on parole and under a court order not to engage in any union activities until 1980. However, Hoffa said he would begin efforts next month to knock down the union restriction placed on him as a condition for his release from federal prison in 1971. "They puL it on and they can take it he said.

"I'm going to go into the courts with my lawyer and prove it is a violation of the Constitution." President Nixon commuted in December 1971 Hoffa's 13- year jail term for a 1964 conviction of jury tampering and Hoffa was granted immediate release. Commutation of his sentence was recommended by then Ally. Gen. John N. Mitchell and U.S.

Pardon Attorney Lawrence Traylor. But the commutation was conditioned upon Hoffa not engaging "in direct or indirect management of any labor organization prior to March 6, 1980," on penalty of recom- mittal to serve the remainder of his sentence. CUSTOM REUPHOLSTERIHG See Our New Une Woven Wood Window Shades FIRECK Upholstery And Draperies ZOlOsbom 632-9752 NO PICK-UP Tuesday, 25 Tuesday, Jan. 1 all route pickups will be a day late for the next 2 weeks. OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED DEC.

24 31. A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from all of us SUPERIOR SANITATION GENEVA. Switzerland Soviet and Egyptian foreign ministers pledged to do everything they could to make a success of the Arab- Israeli peace conference which begins here Friday. The pledges came from Foreign Ministers Andrei A. Gromyko of the Soviet Union and Ismail Fahmy of Egypt as delegates begin arriving for the conference.

A high-level member of Fahmy's delegation also told newsmen: "We are not closing any door. All parties must show elasticity and tolerance." Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban said his government's aim at the conference was "a peace agreement signed by all sides which will bring about a condition of coexistence between Israel and its neighbors." Eban, leaving Tel Aviv with Israel's delegation, said peace for his nation meant free passage instead of cooperation instead of hostility and mutual recognition of the sovereignty of the countries in the Middle East. Gromyko, co-chairman with Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger of the historic negotiations at the Palace of Nations, warned that the talks would be "very complicated." But he said he hoped to see "good will and realism around the conference The" American and Jordanian delegations were arriving here today, and Kissinger and Gromyko scheduled a dinner meeting tonight. King Hussein of Jordan flew to Syria on Wednesday for what the Syrian news agency SANA indicated was a futile attempt to persuade the Damascus government to send a delegation to Geneva.

The Syrians, who launched the October war along with the Egyptians, said their boycott of the talks was the result of "a combination of maneuvers serving Israeli interests and aiming at diverting the conference into dealing with marginal matters." The opening round of talks is expected to be mainly Lions seek gifa for hospital Lions Clubs throughout the U.P.will be soliciting Christmas gifts for patients at Newberry State Hospital. According to Wayne Raynard, president of the Sault Lions Club, "since the inception of this program 16 years ago no hospital resident has been, without a Christmas remembrance. It is my hope that Sault area residents will again respond with the same generosity that has made the project so successful in the past." Collection depots have been established at the Central Savings Bank, the First National Bank and the Sault Savings Bank. Cigarettes, tobacco, cosmetics, candy, pantihose, slipper socks, slippers, transistor radios, sewing and embroidery sets, clothing, etc. are among the more frequently requested items.

ceremonial and procedural and to last only about three days. It was thought likely, but not yet officially confirmed, that the conference would then recess until after the Israeli general election on Dec. 31. Egyptian officials hoped for some quick progress toward a disengagement of Egyptian and Israeli forces on the Suez Canal front. Kissinger, the Egyptians and the Israelis have all said this should be the first issue in the negotiations, but there was no indication the Israelis would agree to discuss it before their elections.

In Tel Aviv, Premier Golda Meir reiterated her government's determination not to return to the Israel's borders before the 1967 war. She said the Israeli delegation "will strive for defensible borders that will be somewhere between the present cease-fire lines and the old ones" set after the 1948 war. Chippewa County Health Department POSITION OPEN Accountant-Bookkeeper Must be experienced and have references. Send resume and salary requirements to: Mr. Albrechtsen Chippewa County Health Department 139 Arlington Sault Ste.

Marie, Michigan 497S3 only hours after the long, often bitter legal battle over the nine tapes subpoenaed by the special Watergate prosecutor appeared headed for a resolution. U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica cleared the way for a final delivery of subpoenaed material to the prosecutor when he issued a ruling upholding White House requests to withhold non- watergate material from the grand jury. That left only the questions of two conversations the White House says were never recorded and a third that is interrupted by an 18-minute buzz no one has yet been able to explain.

Then the Watergate committee weighed in with a sweeping demand for material it contended pertains to all aspects of its investigation, ranging from the break-in at Democratic National Committee headquarters and subsequent cover-up attempt to campaign contributions and the ITT antitrust settlement. The demands, contained in three subpoenas, sought not only tapes and files, but the President's daily diaries from Jan. 1, 1970, to Dec. 19, 1973, and the records for the past three years for telephones in 19 locations including the White House and the homes of 10 of Nixon's principal aides. The White House had no immediate comment on the demands.

But they appeared certain to be challenged on the grounds that they were too sweeping and would constitute a fishing expedition through executive office files. Samuel J. Powers, a Miami attorney sen-ing as a White House consultant on the tapes case, had commented earlier Wednesday that any demand for hundreds of tapes "really would almost shut down the executive department for us to have to do thai kind of work." Last October. SJrica dismissed a committee request for a civil judgment supporting its subpoena of the tapes of five presidential conversations. The judge ruled that the committee had failed to establish its right to sue the President.

The committee has appealed that ruling. The week the committee got that authority when Nixon reluctantly let a bill granting it become law without his signature. The next day committee members voted to subpoena additional material. "We're going to ask for every damn thing under the sun," one committee staff member said. BABY CRIB Ant mattress, up to 6 year old.

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a ANY PERSON who his anything to give away and does not offer or attempt to offer any other tor sate may place and ad In this column. There wlH be no charge to advertiser. WANO-ORGAN LESSOHS Senedvlj wM- mtnu miMM. -ALSO- MMt ear eourtt Oil Thomu. iMtrwctor, 4B4B).

Announcements LISTENING EAR Dial 635-1 121 9 p.m. to 7 a.m. IA AL-ANON Call 632-2332 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS SAULT Dial 632-3546 Tree lighting held at Cedarville CEDARVILLE More than 100 residents braved five degree below zero temperatures to view the annual Christmas tree lighting in the business district. Les Cheneaux Community School students made decorations to place on the tree. The Union Church teen choir sang carols.

The event was directed bv Ms. Joan Patrick. Area notes The regular immunization clinic sponsored by the Luce- Mackinac Health Department will not be held in December. The next clinic is scheduled for January 22,1974. HELP! Children in Danger 'rom ABUSE-NEGLECT CALL Oept.

of Social Services Protective Service Unit 632-3377 8 A.M.-Noon and 1-5 P.M.. or War Memorial Hospital 632-3331 after P.M.. on weekends nd holidijs IE In Memoriam WE WISH TO THANK everyone vino has helped during the loss of our husband and lather CliHord Roe for Iheir acts of kindness, their prayers, food, flowers, cards and monetary gifts. A special thanks to Dr. Howe, the Quinnel! Funeral Home.

Rev. Pieper and Robert Staler, the pallbearers and our neighbors and friends who havo been so kind. May God Bless you all. Anna Roe and Family fcj. MIE283 1H Penonoti FREE Discover what the Bible really says Call 632-6348 or write to Bible Course 201W.8thAve.

and ask for lesson 1 LADIES SLIPPERS 2.97-up at WYDRA'S FAMOUS FOOTWEAR A HAIR STYLE For the woman who deserves the best. GIFT CERTIFICATES GLAMOUR BEAUTY SALON 400ASHMUN 632-3441 GIVtAGlFf OF FLOWERS Lovely, colorful floral arrangements to brighten everyone's holiday! WEBER'S FLOWERS 1901 Ashmun 632-8701 THINGS FRIENDS LIKE Put Some Cheer Into Your Christmas Shopping Day. Stop Today At The Ship Lounge 110-112 W. Spruce THINGS MOMS LIKE THINGS KIDS LIKE Fleming bottle and I jug cutters and candte factories- Available at PARKERS HARDWARE AND LUMBER gWtehmun Dial 632-3201 Join Our CHRISTMAS CLUB Be Prepared For Christmas 1974 1st NATIONAL BANK 320 Ashmun 635-5201 Lloyd Component System Complete with turntable andS-trackptoyer. $119.95 Tempo Store Sault Plaza Shopping Center SLIPPERS 2.97-up WYDRA's' FAMOUS FOOTWEAR THINGS MOMS LIKE Send A CHRISTMAS DISH GARDEN irom CO-ED FLOWERS 518 Ashmun 5 THINGS GIRLS LIKE Decorating for Christmas? Large or small, informal or formal, set off your tabte with a centerpiece of poinsettias from DRQW GREENHOUSES 1-75 THINGS FRIENDS LIKE Arcade-Gift Certificates Please everyone on your list with a Gift- lor bowling balls, shoes, bags! The "easy" gifts that please, ARCADE BOWLING CENTER Conveniently Located Downtown THINGS HOMES LIKE Savings of to on Red Tagged Specials in every department Savings throughout the store! Join Our CHRISTMAS CLUB NOW FREE-Sel of foot pUce nuts, jw open 1974 Chtistmis Ctob of $1 or more.

CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK 418 Ashmun 632-2201 WONDERFUL GIFTS Hiir Dom-Klffle Irons Slum and Qtj Ircns-Toasten Coffee Mikcn-FriPirc ROGERS' Home Appliances 53SWIMH DtilZ-6221 This year give a gift of lasting beauty. Come on out to the House of Lighting and select a new fixture for your home Buy in January. HOUSE OF LIGHTING 1-75 Bus, Spur Give Her Something Special! BEAUTIFUL Nightgowns and Swimwear For personal appointment to see complete line of Lea's Figurettes Call 635-1377 316 W. Spruce LAMPS SWAGS, TABLE AND FLOOR LAMPS We have all of the most modern colors, styles and shapes of lamps available. VANDERHOOK FURNITURE CO.

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See us today to set-up Christmas 1974. Soo Co-Op Credit Union 220 Osbom Blvd. 632-3891 MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME AT THE BIG BOY 1809 Ashmun Deluxe Panasonic Cassette Model 309 $39.95 Tempo Store Sault Plaza Shopping Center 403 Ashmun 632 9641 MENS SLIPPERS 3.97-up at WYDRA'S FAMOUS FOOTWEAR HOMAK Storage Center Heavy gauge welded steel cabinet for utility room. Three roomy shelves. Hasps on doors accommodate standard padlock.

Magnetic catch on doors, pegboard hooks, and springs included. A thoughtful gift for the handyman in your life. Reg.S28.95. Q-J Sale Price STORE HOURS Monday-Saturday 8 to 5 Lock City Home Center 499 W. Spruce 635-1571 )om Our CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB and receive a FREE GIFT of a HURRICANE CANDLE SAULT SAVINGS BANK Sault 6355251 Pickford 647-5195 LARGE SELECTION Novelty Music Boxes and Watev Smoke Pipes! J.

ERARD 207 West Portage THINGS KIDS LIKE PORTABLE RADIOS A Urge Selection From J19.95 Tempo Store Sault Shopping Center.