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(Continued from page 1) While most of the matters in the report deal with the role of the city solicitor, one section requires council members and members of a board, committee or commission to submit requests for a legal opinion in writing to council for approval. All legal opinions "will not be available to the general public pursuant to the provisions of the Municipal Act". Council was told that any legal opinion sought outside by a minority of council members would have to paid out of the pockets of the individual members. Coun. Andrew Telegdi, who has twice paid for legal opinions on contentious issues out of his own pocket objected. ‘"We don‘t have a heck of a lot of facilities available for individual counciliors to use...Minority positions should be pursued because it creates a better ciy hall. This (procedure) reinforces the status quo." Coun. Jim Erb replied, "I don‘t think that every time I‘m in a minority position I have the right to go out and spend city money to support it." Both procedures were passed by a majority of council, with Telegdi and Woolstencroft opposed. James Spowart of Beechwood Dr. in Waterloo will have everyone locally cheering for him â€"especially his familyâ€" when he attends the PAGE 4 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 16. 1987 Dec. 17 Match 3 Sweeps lottery draw in Toronto. Spowart, a laborer with Kappaler Masonry in Kitchener, is one of over 60 eligible people for the $1 million top prize and large subsidiary prizes in the lottery, with a guaranteed minimum of $10,000 for each Sweeps finalist. As of last week, only 39 of the tickets eligible had been purchased. Spowart, who is single, plans to share any windfall with his family. He‘s Sweepâ€"ed off his feet! 9 Willow St. Waterioo Break and enters If you have any information on this robbery or any serious crime, call Crime Stoppers at 1â€"800â€"265â€"2222. You will not have to reveal your identity or testify in court. If, based on your information, an arrest is made, you will be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1000. Remember, crime doesn‘t pay. Crime Stoppers Does!!! At 12:30 a.m. on August 16, 1987, a lone female clerk at Pepi‘s Pizza, 390 Courtland Ave., E., Kitchener heard a noise behind her. She turned and saw three men who were wearing pillow cases over their heads. She was forced at knifepoint into a closet. The suspects took the chsh out of the register and fled. A witness saw a brown pickup truck with three males inside, driving away from the area at the time of the The Fairway Group Incorporated 215 Fairway Rd. S., Kitchener, Ont. December 16, 1987 Waterioo Chronicie Second Class Mail Registration Number 5540 Published every Wednesday by Waterloo _ Regional «M YrI_e 1â€"800â€"265â€"2222 Cash Taken STOPPERS 884â€"4220 Manier‘s Hairâ€"Aâ€"Monium Hairstyling Lid 886â€".7520 578â€"7270 WESTMOUNT PLACE 743â€"3705 JACKETS TOPCOATS from $1999 1167 KING ST. E. to % OFF! SUITS Values to $295 2 for $180 2â€"Piece and s99 WATERLOO Distinctive Hair Design Men & Women GREAT GIFT IDEAS FOR THE HOME Plain & Patterned and Suede SWEATERS â€" VJACKETS SPORT JACKETS PLYWOOD SPECIALTIES from Values to $50 Values to $195 $5q9 sg99 _ $50 182 WEBER NORTH â€" WATERLOO Open daily 8:30â€"5:30; Fri. till 9; Sat till 1 p m Brand Name DRESS SHIRTS Values to $40 $q99 885â€"5850