The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

SPECIAL ‘H‘&Hfl.mhfldâ€"'uum-hh-&MhnmmC-nhu“fiaE&*mm-flm M“‘h.qunflfi&*-“* h&h*m Offer applies to 1993 Legacy nodel 4DL4EATâ€"HW . Madel shown may not be exact. Staff Sgt. Steve Hibbard with the Waterloo Regional police service said officers will attend the protest, and ers advised participants not to en aoe Foint uie in iny mevel nndu@ee&lybfiepdee officers who may be present to arrest you." It won‘t be a party, but it‘ll mdb:e. in Participants of an event protest of marijuana laws are â€" being encouraged to break those laws when they gather in Waterloo Park this Sunday. But they‘re being asked to do so as politely and as passively as possible. Organizers of the event, who have remained anonyâ€" Imopauine at mm-')au"h protest of laws prohibiting possession of marijuana. And they‘re asking those who attend to protest peaceéfully and in an unruly manner. "We‘re asking the trouble makers to stay home," said Shawn Freeman, a partâ€"time University of Waterloo stuâ€" dent, who has volunteered to speak on behalf of organizers. "We want to show everyone that we‘re a bunch of ordiâ€" body else, except that we smoke marijuana. Whereas, our neighbors down the street may drink beer and our neighbors on the other side of the street may smoke cigaâ€" rettes, we sometimes smoke In a media release, organizâ€" Cops ready to bust pot protesters (Continued on page 3) ol oi w set .by Watarina Drrainalal main . ; 21 _ 122_,_ _1 20 °_ 2eveven PRUQHiTy wm%amww Tom Brochaibank photo mmmmmmummmwm display set un hu Watarina Drrainalal Matl_. L1 21 _ 124 _2_ _1 20 9 2eveven pRCTITR MAKIN‘ HIS PITCH UE PRICED ALUE BUY $17,995* vALUE LEASE $299¢ month * AIR CONDITIONING * 4â€"SPEED AUTOMATIC * DRIVER SIDE AIRBAG : 26 Manitou Dr., Kitchener at Fairway ie $s oo s zs Lakeshore Ward Coun. John Summers has set his sights on the mayoralty, joining incumbent mayor Brian Turnbull in what is so far a twoâ€"man race. Summers announced his candidacy Monday at the Ali BabaRestaurant.whem%suppwtem gathâ€" ered to wish him well in the Nov. 14 municipal elecâ€" tion. Among those present were Glenridge Ward Coun. Bill Butler, who took to the podium and praised Summers‘ character and his strong stand against regional government, Councillorâ€"atâ€"Large Mike Connolly and Wayne Kuhn, who hopes to claim Summers‘ old post in Lakeshore Ward. In his address, Summers spoke of the need to eliminate the public debt, attract new businesses to Waterloo and cut red tape and duplication of serâ€" vices. Alltl’nsewlmattendedSummers'meetingwem given a symbolic piece of red tape at the door before entering. Before leaving, everyone was given a 485 King St. North _ Watefloo, Ont. 835â€"5090 Lakeshore councillor challenges Turnbull for mayor‘s job » 894â€"2050 * AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE * CRUISE CONTROL * POWER WINDOWS * POWER BRAKES * CAA ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE "*â€"~â€"â€"~~â€"MCHENCh â€" C > ARY