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Local establishments show little interest Ontarians can have a legal drink in licensed bars until la.m.on Sundays. The legislation was passed by the provincial government November 29, that Sunday clos- ing times would be extended by two hours from the prior 11 p.m, closing. The Sunday opening time will still remain 12 noon, Hours for New Year's Eve, also a Sunday this year, will be extending to 2a.m., as it has in previous years. The later regular hours for Sunday are at the option of the establishment. Establishments are allowed to close up early, if they wish, according to legal council for the Ontario Liquor License Board. Strip clubs, and lounges that do not offer food with their drinks, that are not licensed to open Sundays, will remain closed, until approval of a pack- age of revisions to the Liquor License. ~ Emiels Place will not be ex- . tending its hours any later, and $300,000 barn fire } Damage has been pegged at more than $300,000 in a fire - that destroyed a barn at the Hanover Hill Dairy Farm southwest of Port Perry. ; About 35 firefighters from three departments (Port Perry, Myrtle and Caesarea) fought ; the blaze which broke out about : 10:80 PM Sunday night. * Along with the 50 by 80 foot ~ metal clad barn, the loss in¢lud- ed five tractors, a manure spreader, a welding machine and numerous other tools and about 100 large round bales of hay. There was no loss of live- stock, though firefighters were very concerned the blaze would spread to another barn nearby. Capt. Bill Harrison of the Port Perry Department said Monday the cause of the blaze _ has not been determined, but it may have started in hay bales or wood shavings. Fire guts home at Chalk Lake A fire the afternoon of Mon- day, December 5 gutted a home on the Chalk Lake Road and has left two persons homeless. Firefighters say the blaze broke out in the kitchen shortly before noon, but the exact cause has not been determined. There were no injuries to the two women who lived in the house, but two dogs and two catswerekilled. Firefighters from Uxbridge and Port Perry responded to the alarm which was turned in when neighbours = spotted smoke coming from the brick home. Damage was so extensive that what is left of the house - will have tobe demolished. STATIONERY Plain and Printed. Business/Personal PORT PERRY STAR re oa 985-7383 will not be open on New Year's Eve, according to owner Emiel Kroonenberg. Trader will not be ex- tending their hours as of yet, but according to the owner Sam, if the public states they want it, he will open. Trader's will remain open until 2a.m. on New Year's Eve. He states they are busy enough, but his bar does not promote drinking on Sunday nights, but has not gen the new legislation much thought. Crandells Riverboat, is one local bar that will be extending its Sunday hours until la.m., beginningint he new year. These hours will begin the GUESS WHO'S CHRISTMAS SHOPPING at . 5 POINTS MALL PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 12, 1989 -- 5 Sunday after New Years, as the bar is not, open on New Year's Eve. This amendment was an- nounced last June by Consu- mer Minister Bill Wyre, along with a list of revisions to the Liquor License Act, which are expected to be approved next spring. New law permits bars open Sunday to 1 a.m. A bulletin was issued to li- censed establishments last Monday, which gave the effec- tive date as ber 3, but it . was held up pending final ap- rovals of an amendment to a iquor License Act regulation. The new hours are now in ef- ck beginning Dgcember 10, om 0 pA 711 A i "POLKAROO and CINDY COOK DECEMBER 15th- 6:30 to 8PM ~ [DOO DOO the CLOWN! "has free balloons and will be looking for you. J \u -- DECEMBER 16th -- Gold's Gym -- 11 AM to 4 PM "Move to the Beat" (for cancer) Children's Author, Mr. Green-1to 2PM J ! Shop in the comfort of our fully enclosed mall. FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING CONVENIENCE 5 POINTS MALL is OPEN Monday to Saturday 9:30 AM to 9:30 PM VISIT SANT! A DAILY from 2 to 4:30 PM and 6 to 8:30 PM LANDAWN SHOPPING CENTRES