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PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. May 26, 1982 -- 9 Franks gets licence approval /~ pers From pagel should be able to be heard, he said it should not be done at the expense of others. "He has nothing to lose by making this appeal, but has put my clients to extreme costs," said the lawyer. "The price we will pay is . the loss of our peace and tranquility", Mr. Sharpe retorted. At this point the Tribunal deliberated for about an hour and returned with a-decision to carry on with the hearing. In Mr. Sharpe's testimony he told the Tribunal his major concerns for a licence at Frank's was for the safety of the children and elderly people in the community. He felt that the increased traffic created by patrons to Frank's would endanger the children playing in the park and getting off school buses in the vicinity of the restaurant. "Caesarea is virtually a spleepy little hamlet with dead-end roads, and I don't feel they (Frank's) can make a living her without importing their customers", he said. There was also some concern that if Frank's was allowed to have a licence, other food establishments in the community would be encouraged to apply for a. licence. Mr. Valcour called on Reg Renouf, a long time resident of Caesarea to the stand-as a witness in favour of the licencing of the restaurant. Mr. Renouf rebutted Mr. Sharpe's testimony that Frank's would create a lot of traffic. "The fishermen using the government pier cause much more traffic than Frank's ever will", he said. Mr. Renouf said that most of the people in the community he had talked to were of the opinion that Frank's should be given a licence and a. chance to prove itself. "he is being judged before he even gets the door open", he con- cluded. A number of other witnesses both in favour and against the issuing of a licence were called to the stand during the afternoon to give their statements. In his final summary, Mr. Sharpe said he did not feel 'that the licence would be a benefit to the community and that he and the people he represented had a ligitimate concern for the safety of the children and the elderly in the village. Mr. Valcour concluded. that in the final analysis it was up to Mr. Sharpe to prove that issuing a licence to Frank's was not in the best interest of the community and that he felt this had not been done. Mr. S. A. Grannum, legal "counsel for the Liquor Licencing Board said that because the Board had already approved the licence last August, he would be supportive of Mr. Valcour's position. Epsom and area news by Jean Jeffery Epsom-Utica Social Club are challenging the Good- wood Couples Club to. a Volleyball Match at St. Joseph's Senior Public School in Uxbridge on June 5th at 8 p.m. We hope our strong young athletic types will come forward for a winning team. For further infor- mation call Mr. or Mrs. Lorne Slute or Mr. & Mrs. Steve Lee, who are the co- For Bitter Balls, Chicken Fingers and Seafood Basket ... Try Our New Lounge EMIEL'S PLACE E. MANNENG.. is pleased to announce the Expansion & Relocation of her Practice. | * Chiropractic *Homeopathy *Drugless Therapy OPENING: JUNE 1, 1982 24 WATER ST., PORT PERRY Monday, Wednesday & Friday For Appointment Call: 985-9192 hosts. The reason for the change of date is because of our regular day, May 29 is the Field Day at Epsom. Come at 1 p.m. and stay for the Pot Luck Supper at the Church being held at 5:00 p.m. How about a card to Bill Goslin in Oshawa General Hospital? It might help to cheer him up. Don't forget to. come to Church early next week. Time: 9:30a.m. Bible Study this Wed- nesday evening at the Baster home. Don't forget Choir Practice next Monday evening at the Church. The Baster family visited the Barnett family on Friday evening. Several attended P.P.H.S. Drama Night from this area. Julie Ashton was in one play. : Several from the area are in the Port Perry High School band and par- ticipated when they played at Ontario Place last week. Donna and Elva Kerry at- tended the Greenwood School reunion on Saturday afternoon. Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl wilson were Mr. and Mrs. Ian Ar- chibald of Udora and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Irwin and boys of Cannington. Scott Wilson, Mark Kerry and some school friends spent the weekend at the Kerry cottage at Emsdale. Dr. Pat Asling and Jan Asling called on Don and Stella Asling on Friday. On Sunday, Don and Stella Asling had lurich with Keith and Faye Ashton. Dini Page and her mother have returned from a moriths 5¢5¢ Tea Teh To TT 5¢5¢ OOOO CICICICICOICICICICICC CCIE Te aT] e 3¢ 52525¢ 525252525¢525¢525¢5¢0¢ {| Weekly Dining Guid 3G 5 5252525252525 2525252526 OPEN 7 DAYSA WEEK! RESTAURANT & TAVERN LTD. 15 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY -985-3281 HOT & COLD SMORGASBORD DAILY 11:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Delightfully New" Summertime | Salad Bar Try It This Weekend! Another "New" SUNDAY BRUNCH You'll Love It! Served 10a.m.to 2 p.m. 3DANCE |{ NIGHTS Thursday, Friday & Saturday weekly Music provided by 0 local disc jockey. holiday in Holland visiting relatives and renewing old friendships. Today Dini and Barry Page are entertaining her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hank Van Someren on the occasion of her father's 80th birthday. Best Wishes from us all. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Lam- bier of Orono visited Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lefebvre on Mon- day.. } Beth and Doug Wilson, Gerald and Nancy Hill were dinner guests on Saturday with Don & Faye Simmonds. The Postma family were in Trenton recently to help celebrate his mother and father's 50th Wedding Anni- versary. Faye and Keith Ashton, Robert and Jamie, Grandma and Grandpa Asling had supper on Sunday at Allen Ashton's home in Oakwood. Jason Van Veghel will be participating at the Port Bailey Musical on Wednes- day evening at Uxbridge Music Hall. Deanne and Eric Benns and family of Atikokan were with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Card for the weekend. The rest of the family joined them for Sun- day supper. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brawn are vacationing on Manitoul- in Island for the holiday weekend. Robt. Page participated in a Soccer tournament this weekend. The Scarborough team Robert plays for came in second. Pine Grove Church service will be held June 6th at 3 p.m. The Rev. Keith Elford of Whitby will bring the message. There will be special music by Rev. Edith- Ann McManiman of Good- wood and Kris Koster of Claremont. Don't forget to come to the Retirement Tea and presen- tation in honour of Aileen Shier on June 13th at Green- bank Hall from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. Donations gratefully received for the Retirement Tea. Call 985-2567. Congratulations to Ross and Barbara Evans who took a couple of days holiday to celebrate their wedding an- niversary last week. Eldon Evans and several Baptist Young People atten- ded the Encounter Weekend at the University of Guelph. Miss Ann Russell of Port Perry was a holiday guest + with Miss Janice Evans. «+ Anyone who would be in- terested in keeping the grass cut at Epsom Church please contact Mr. Earl Taylor at 852-7187. PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED HOICE fee Week 1982 PONTIAC PARISIENNE SEDAN - Light & dark jade- - stone 2-tone, air, cruise, split seat, loaded. Demonstra- tor. "Reduced." Lic. TBL 633. 1981 BUICK CENTURY SEDAN - Light blue metallic, V6 automatic, many optional items. Sold new by our dealer- ship. Lic. RRA 173. 1981 PONTIAC PARISIENNE SEDAN - Smart jadestone two- tone AM/FM stereo, air conditioning, cruise control, low km. Lic. RPK 058. 1981 PONTIAC PARISIENNE SEDAN - flawless white finish with maroon interior, AM/FM, cruise control, loaded. RRA 094. 1981 PONTIAC GRAND LEMANS SEDAN - Dark blue metallic finish, blue cloth interior, 267 V8, automatic, fully equipped. Lic. RRA 002. 1980 MONTE CARLO 2-DOOR COUPE - Silver grey metallic, V8 automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, Rally wheels. Lic. PJB 368. 1980 BUICK SKYLARK SEDAN - Tan metallic, matching interior, V6, automatic, radio, front wheel drive, air conditioning, white wall radials. Lic. PML 573. 1979 CHEVROLET BEL AIR SEDAN - Smart burgundy finish, V8, automatic, locally owned. Only 46,000 km. (28,750 mi.). Lic. ORA 839. 1979 BUICK REGAL LTD COUPE - Flawless white finish, maroon interior, V8, automatic, power locks, windows, steering, brakes, AM/FM, air. Lic. OXF 954. 1979 CHEVROLET IMPALA SEDAN - Beige with tan cloth interior, V8, automatic, air conditioner, AM/FM radio, A-1 condition. Lic. 0CO 293. 1979 FORD FAIRMONT STATIONWAGON - Dark brown, tan interior, 302 V8, 4 speed, manual transmission, radio, optional 1 year warranty available. Lic. OSF 911. 1978 DODGE ARROW FASTBACK COUPE - Dark brown, tan accents, 4 cylinder, 4 speed transmission, radio, one owner. Lic. MRF 700. -- BUY NORTH AMERICAN -- The Job You Save May Be Your Own 1976 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DR. HARDTOP - Silver with maroon vinyl roof, fully equipped including air. 80,000 miles. "Asis." Lic. KTO 243. 1974 BUICK LeSABRE SEDAN - V8, automatic. "Asis." Lic. JYR 131. A . 1974 PONTIAC CATALINA HARDTOP - V8, automatic, "Asis." Lic. JCO 799 'DOZENS OF FACTORY FRESH 1982 PONTIACS, BUICKS & GMC TRUCKS Nearly All Models In Stock Easy One-Stop New Vehicle Shopping ~ 1981 GMC WIDESIDE % 1982 GMC "S" PICK-UP - Economy Special - Demonstra- tor. 4 cylinder, 4 speed, manual, radio, power steering, step bumper. Reduced. Lic. JD 4573. 1981 CHEVROLET WIDESIDE ¥2 TON - Dark green, 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, step bumper, 43000 km. A-1 condition. Lic. HA 4007. N - 4 wheel drive, dark brown, 350 V8 automatic, power equipped, all mud & snow tires, certified. Lic. ER 7411. 1981 GMC WIDESIDE ¥2 TON - Red with red vinyl interior, 6 cylinder, 3 speed manual, step bumper, our lowest priced 81" Lic. HY 3348. * 1980 CHEVROLET STEPSIDE ¥2 TON - Dark green metal- lic, 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, bumper and flaps. Certified. ER 4867. - 1979 GMC WIDESIDE Y2 TON - Black finish, 350 diesel, . automatic, air conditioner, radio, step bumper. Lic. ES 1518. 1979 GMC STEPSIDE ¥2 TON - Dark green metallic, 6 cylinder, automatic, bumper and flaps. Certified. ER 6034. *Convenient "On the Spot" financing - Low Down Payment - Longer Terms *Top trade-in allowances - Written warranties available. SALES REPRESENTATIVES: Bob Archer, Wes Lane, Morley Parish, John Randle, John Convey, Bryce Philp. SALES DEPT. OPEN: Monday to Thursday 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.; Friday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.; Saturdays 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. It's Always Wortha Tripto.... PELL BP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 VANEDWARD DRIVE, PORT PERRY - 985-8474 "Serving the Community since' 1976."