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"A Family Tradition for 133 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, May 26, 1999 - 21 Utica Daycare will hold their annual yard sale this weekend Utica & Epsom Vera Brown FOR MORE (ATA BYR (VA CALL US AT 1-888-ONT-YOTE VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT www.electionsontario.on.ca June 3, 1999 Bargain hunters are invited to the Utica Memory Hall Saturday and Sunday This coming Saturday and Sunday,. Community Daycare will be holding their annual yard sale at Utica Hall. This event is always too good to miss if you're a } (1-888-008-8083) OR TTY 1-888-292-2312 June 3rd. our website. Utica NEW ELECTORAL DISTRICTS The boundaries for electoral districts in Ontario provincial elections have changed. The number of electoral districts has gone from 130 to 103 and boundaries are now the same as those for federal elections. You may confirm your electoral district by calling ~ Elections Ontario or by visiting bargain hunter. Worship this week will be held at 11 a.m. in Epsom Church at which time Sunday School Achievement will be rec- ognized. Coffee and treats will follow the service. The church work bee on Saturday was a huge success with a great cleaning job at Epsom, some work was done. at Utica but a lot more is needed. Thanks to all who turned out to pitch in. Our best wishes go to Heather Ashton as she recuperates in Port Perry hospital from the head injuries she sustained a ONTARIO PROVINCIAL ELECTION CERI CR CIRCE RR) To vote on June 3rd, your name must be on the List of Voters. If you are qualified to vote and have NOT received your Notice of Registration card for your current address, you should obtain a Certificate to Vote by 8 p.m. on June 2nd, the day before election day. If you have recently moved and Canada Post has forwarded your card from your previous address, please note that you should register and vote in the electoral district where you will be residing on election day, You can also be added to the Voters List on election day if you make a statutory declaration and show the following documents to the poll official: | eone identification document with your name, address and signature (such as a driver's licence), or etwo identification documents: one with your name and signature and one with your name and address. Some examples would be a health card, hospital card, citizenship card, passport, utility bill, credit card, etc. PHONE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION district. Persons who ceased to live in Ontario within the two years before polling day may be entitled to vote under certain conditions. Call us for further information. The phone numbers for electoral district returning offices are available from Directory Assistance. If you require information specific to your electoral district, ask for "Elections Ontario" and then the electoral district by name. Returning office phone numbers can also be found on our website at www.electionsontario.on.ca If you have friends or relatives who have difficulty reading, please make them aware of the information in this notice. Q Elections O A non-partisan Agency of the Legislative Assembly. IF YOU DONT KNOW THE NAME OF YOUR ELECTORAL DISTRICT, CALL US AT: 1-888-ONT-YOTE( 1-888-008-8083) OR TTY 1-888-292-2312 QUALIFICATIONS TO VOTE To be eligible to vote, on polling day a person must be: * 18 years of age, e a Canadian citizen, and e a resident of the electoral ntario Keeping you informed. B/37 week ago Sunday when Beth Wilson, Heather and her daughter Vickie were horseback riding and something spooked their horses. Heather was the only one with serious injuries and first spent time in Oshawa Hospital. We're all hoping for a com- plete recovery. Recent visitors with Ruth Ashton were son' Alan and wife Joyce from Oakwood, Sandra Ludyka and children from Mount Pleasant, and Beth Wilson, Jeffery and Erica. There was considerable excitement on the 8th Line a week ago on the Ksenica farm when a calf fell down an abandoned well. After considerable time, the calf was safely rescued with the help of a tow truck and neigh- bours. Ross and Barb Evans celebrated their 45th anniversary with a week- end trip to the north west, Collingwood, Kincardine, Port Elgin, Douglas Point - etc. and calling on friends along the way. The next meeting of Bethesda-Reach W.I. will be held on Wednesday, May 26 at Goodwood Gardens. Motto: If you eat today, thank the farmer. Jean Pogue will give the reply. Roll call: Name a fruit or vegetable harvested this time of the ~ year. The weekend from May 15 was a busy one for the Akeds. Rebecca celebrat- ed her 14th birthday with friends with pizza, a movie and a sleepover. On Sunday it was another big day for Rebecca when she was confirmed at Immaculate Conception Church in Port Perry being sponsored by her grandmother, Jane Bradbury and taking the name of St. Veronica. Guests were Randy and Jacqueline Wilson and children of Mount Albert and Mary and Harish Parmer and children of Pickering who were also dinner guests. : On Monday an end-of- the-season barbecue and swimming party was held at the Akeds for Alison's Girl Guides. Jane Bradbury's friend Diane Dobson from the Beaches was a weekend guest with John and Jane. The Aked family enjoyed the holiday week- end with friends at Darian Lake in up state New York. The children of Ray and Dorothy Munro took them to "Medieval Times" dinner and tournament at Exhibition grounds in Toronto on Saturday night to celebrate their 55th wedding anniver- sary.