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st tribune may 1 1996 p3 extended drinking hours draws mixed response by joan ransberry staff reporters last call for alcohol will be 2 am beginning may 1 the provinces move to extend drinking hours by an extra hour in ontario is drawing mixed reaction in whitchurchstouffville kathy fullerton coowner of fullertons is against the change shes suggesting the move will con tribute to an increase in the num ber of impaired drivers and conse quently result in more deaths and injury on the highways except for tourist areas extended drinking hours will not mean more business for tavern owners added fuller- ton here in whitchurchstouf fville patrons will drink at home and end up coming to the bars later in the evening said fullerton theyll end up drinking more by starting at home she stressed john breen owner of the town crier said unfortunately putting a limit on the number of hours that alcohol can be served does not affect safety on the highway if people get wasted and drive like lunatics theres nothing to stop them breen said chamber offers course another customerservice train ing course is being offered in stouffville in midmay the whitchurchstouffville chamber of commerce is once again sponsoring superhost a oneday training program designed to improve customer ser vice the course will be held on may 14 from 845 am to 4 pm at maples of ballantrae helene johnson president of the local chamber is stressing the importance of business learning how when and why to better relate and serve clients superhost is back by popular demand simply because it is an excellent course said johnson the people who took it last time expressed that it is well worth the time and the cost stressed john- soncost of the course is 50 for chamber members and 60 for non members the maxi mum size of a class is 20 explained johnson for more informa tion call the chamber office at 6424227 breen doesnt anticipate an increase in business because of the change the same will come in he said graham hoad owner of the earl of whitchurch said theres a chance of business increasing especial ly on a hot summers night on the patio however hoad has yet to decide if hell keep his establishment open the extra hour im not sure if there will be the demand from the right kind of peo ple said hoad in defending the move to have the bars stay open longer mpp norm sterling consumer and commer cial affairs minister said it is high time the province changed its drinking hours to reflect whaf s been hap pening for years in neighboring provinces and states stirlings position does not go over well with every one mothers against drunk drivers madd offi cials are totally against the new drinking laws entire communities are opposing it last week owen sound council asked the province to hand over the responsi bility of setting drinking hours to the municipality owen sound thinks a 2 am alcohol cutoff time will cause an increase in cbnnkingrelated traffic acci dents wwtchurchstouffville mayor wayne emmerson does not share the concerns expressed in owen sound emmerson said hes confident that the province did its homework before making the change im sure they studied this said emmerson he wants no part of overseeing booze they can do it we havent got the expertise or the staff said the mayor drinking habits have changed over the past few years said emmerson today people are a lot more responsible he said a big thank you to all the people who made the celebrity doodle auction such a huge success the individuals and businesses who contributed doodles door prizes auction and raffle items yee haw jon tamlin and mellissa miller per form in the annual country dance competition held at stouffville sec ondary school thursday keith acton algonquin breweries lyn allen amaretto restaurant anton ambrus angies eatery lynda baird ron baird ted harris robert bateman ralph benmergui pierre berton james bessey john bianchi arthur black conrad black rod black blpomington gardens joebowen boyds source for 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