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MASTERS MOVIES NIGHTLY 7.30 pm NIGHTLY 6pm whirls and blazes with colour and excitement /\mTTT/N A classic for children and adults! SEsi" GOTHIC S“nW O t«?w’ ,hn wVIIUV NIGHTLY 8.15 pm. 4th WEEKI -Preceded byf offend ' (GA) Original French Varaion 4 !.«J. j 51'Jid i uir-UTt V n ilnm TONIGHT & finally TONIGHT, TUESDAY a TUESDAYBpm WED^D^LB^™ S7pm streets! From the director of DIVA DAN AYKROYD • TOM HANKS ■ (OY) p2enla"guid!ince " 37 °2 in THE MORNING (R 18

NEW YEAR’S EVE! Make up a Party and Welcome in the New Year at the CASK & CLEAVER ★ $25 per person (incl. GST) ★ 4 course menu ★ Live entertainment & dancing till 12.30a.m. 8.Y.0. licence Reservations essential Ph. 791-474 (£ask& (Starter RESTAURANT 123 Lichfield St

Public Notices PROHIBITION OF CONSUMPTION OF POSSESSION OF INTOXICATING LIQUOR AT SPENCER PARK PURSUANT to the provisions of the Local Government Act 1974 the Council has resolved that the consumption of intoxicating liquor is prohibited at Spencer Park (situated on the southern side of Heyders Road, Spencerville and hereinafter refered to as the specified public place) during the New Year celebrations between the hours of 6 p.m., Thursday, December 31, 1987 to 6 a.m., Friday, January 1, 1988 (hereinafter referred to as the period of closure.) AACTS PROHIBITED IN SPENCER PARK That the following acts are prohblted during hte period of the closure: 1. The consumption of intoxicating liquor in the specified public place. 2. The bringing of intoxicating liquor or empty liquor containers into the specified place place. 3. The possession of intoxicating liquor or empty liquor containers in the specified public place. EXEMPTIONS The prohibition does not prohibit the carrying of Intoxicating liquor to the specified public place if it is being carried by or for delivery to a person residing at the Spencer Park camp or his bona fide visitors, provided the liquor is promptly removed from the public place (i.e. it may be consumed within an authorised tenant’s caravan or tent.) Unauthorised vehicular traffic is prohibited during the period of closure. POWERS OF POLICE A further effect of the resolution is that any constable may, without warrant.— (a) Arrest any person whom he finds committing an offence against this section. (b) During the period of the prohibition or prohibitions, arrest any person whom he has reasonable cause to suspect of having committed such an offence. (c) any parcel, package, bag, case, or other container in the possession of any person in, entering, or about to enter any specified public place for the purpose of ascertaining whether or not the parcel, package, bag, case or container contains any liquor dr any empty liquor container. Before exercising the power of search, the constable shall inform the person in possession of the parcel, package, bag, case or other container of the following provisions and in any case where that person is in possession of the item in the specified public place, given him a reasonable opportunity of removing the item from the specified public place. No constable may exercise the power of search ifthe person in possession of the parcel, package, bag, case, or other container removes it from or, os the case may be, refrains from taking in into the specified public place and leaves it outside that public place until the period of the prohibition ceases. Any constable may seize and remove any liquor and its container or any other liquor container that he has reasonable cause to believe would be evidence of the commission of an offence. PENALTY Every person commits an offence knowing that the prohibitions are tn force is liable on summary convicttlon to a fine not exceeding $5OO. DEFINITION In this notice Intoxicating liquor has the same meaning as in the Sale of Liquor Act 1962. P. W. CHAPPLE. District Clerk District Office, FENDALTON