City Council members who took part in the latest work session for a new Statesboro Alcoholic Beverages Ordinance favored setting a definite time – the time discussed was 11 p.m. – for restaurants that serve alcohol to stop admitting anyone under age 21. For establishments that do not qualify as restaurants but have pouring licenses, the time for adults under 21 to enter will apparently be never. When Tuesday morning’s session began, the new ordinance as drafted by City Attorney Alvin Leaphart still existed in two different versions.