1. TABLE SALE

SALE ENDS DEC. 23, 1994

INSTOCK INVENTORY ONLY

AIR HOCKEY
DOME STICK
HOCKEY
SOCCER
TABLES

MAGNUM • Oversized Slate Top

-. .,
iNe

MADE IN MICHIGAN

SKI BALL
POKER TABLES

1 PIECE ITALIAN SLATE

LIMITED

•

A.M•F•

Compare at 51 295.00

• All Formica Cabinet

• Chrome Levelers
BY
LABARoNs • 1 Piece Rail

Formica Rails
Black or Walnut
• Gum Rubber Rails
Inc. Equipment
• Fits Any Home

•

BY

For Help

Compare at $2000.00

SALE $109 5"

SALE $84995 •

• Commercial Style

• Lifetime Warranty

• Deluxe Equipment

ELECTRONIC

DART BOARDS

Three local groups offer sup-
port for bereaved parents.
There are other organizations
that can be accessed through a
referral source, also listed be-
low:
1) Parents Of Murdered
Children, metro Detroit chap-
ter -- Levada Austin-Giesey,
president, Contact numbers:
(313) 624-4809 or (313) 458-
4987.
riends—
2) Conrpas.sionate fiends—

Contact number: (810) 235-
5600.
3) Save Our Sons And
Daughters (S 0 SAD ) —
Clementine Barfield-Chism,
president and founder. Contact
number: (313) 361-5200.
4) Bereavement and Loss
Resource Group/Grief Net —
Publishes a quarterly newslet-
ter with listings of support or-
ganizations. Contact number:
(313) 761-1960. 0

2 PIECE

CUE STICKS
MOVING
RECOVERING

°r Dark
REDDINGTON • WediUM
Oak Finished
• Antique Style
7/ or sv

Compare at $2000.00

• 1 3/4" Framed

• Slate Top

CATALINA
BY
CONNELLY

• 1 3/4" Oversized

SALE $149500

• All Wood Cabinet
• Professional Play
• Deluxe Equipment

Compare at $3000.00

• Professional Play
Hardwood Rails
• Inc. Equipment

SALE $1095" •

• Framed Italian Slate
• Pool Hall Tested

• Medium or Dark Oak Finishes

• 6" Wide Rails

SPECIAL!!! (IMMEDIATE DEUVERY & SET UP AVAILABLE)
90 DAY SAME AS CASH • NO PAYMENTS UNTIL 1995

LABARON'S SPORTS

34711 Dequindre • South of 15 Mile • Troy

Hours: Mon., Thurs. & Fri. 10-8, Tue., Wed. & Sat. 10-6; Sunday 1 1-4

Since 1971

810-585-3535

OVER
10,000
POOL
TABLES
SOLD

REAR ENDS

The best casual store in town

Store

Liquidation
Sale

Most Merchandise 50%•5% OFF!

Designer jeans as low as $15
GIRJ3AUD Jeans at $30-$419

APPLEGATE STORE ONLY

Applegate Square - Northwestern Hwy.
1 /2 Mile N. of 12 Mile Rd. 353-4353

New Merchandise arriving daily on "The Boardwalk"

60

SALE ENDS CHRISTMAS EVE

POMC: Truth
In Sentencing

Parents of Murdered Children
offers emotional support, legal
guidance and advocacy for vic-
tims off-violent crimes.
In addition to its Victims'
Rights and Murder Is Not En-
tertainment campaigns (see
main story), the nationwide
group sponsors self-help week-
ends and a memorial wall of
victims' names, POMC repre-
sentatives display this
"portable" wall of 14 walnut
plaques at chapter meetings
throughout the country.
POMC also has a national
advisory board, which provides
second opinions on unsolved or
complicated cases. The group's
annual national conference
brings together survivors and
professionals to learn and

share. The next one, scheduled
for August, will be held in
Michigan.
POMC says one of its most
effective programs is called
Truth In Sentencing, aimed at
fighting against the early re-
lease and parole of convicted
murderers. The program aims
at keeping murderers in prison
for at least their minimum sen-
tence. Petitions are circulated
and thousands of signatures
are sent to parole boards to stop
the paroles of convicted crimi-
nals. To date, the program has
been 100 percent effective.
POMC reports in its
brochure: "Not one murderer
that we have sent petitions
against has received parole to
be back on the streets."

❑

U.N. Plans
Jubilee Celebration

United Nations (JTA) — As the
United Nations gears up for its
jubilee celebrations next year,
Kurt Waldheim is desperately
trying to join the party.
But Jewish groups see little
chance that the former U.N. sec-
retary-general, barred from the
United States since 1987 for
wartime Nazi activities, will be
invited.
"I don't think anybody at the
top leadership of the U.N. real-
ly needs or wants Kurt Wald-
heim," said Rabbi Abraham
Cooper, associate dean of the Si-
mon Wiesenthal Center in Los
Angeles.
"But this guy has no shortage
of chutzpah."

If Mr. Waldheim, a former
president of Austria, does win an
invitation, U.S. officials say they
will work to bar his entrance.
'We'll fight his entry into the
United States," said John Rus-
sell, a Justice Department
spokesman.
Mr. Waldheim, who as secre-
tary-general from 1972 to 1982
oversaw the world body's deepest
hostility against Israel, has been
lobbying Arab states in hopes of
getting an invitation, according to
the Reuters news agency.
The issue was reportedly
raised at a recent meeting of Arab
representatives at the United Na-
tions.
The U.N. official overseeing

CT,