wIHITBY FREE PRESS, MONDAY.DECEMBER 23, 1985 PAGE 13 Driver photos start February Elsie and Roy Davies of Colborne St. in Whitby will be celebrating their 5oth wedding anniver- sary on Dec. 28. The couple moved to Whitby from England eight years ago to join their son Roy and his wife Beryl and granddaughters Susan and Karen. The couple will be celebrating the special event with their family. Reviewed by Edward Kaye Last minute Christmas books TORONTO - Ontario to renew their licenses Driver and Vehic Minister of Tran- every three years on licence offices, MT sportation and Com- their date of birth as munications Ed Fulton before,' said Fulton, Driver Examinatk recentiy confirmed that now, however, they Centres and select the province's photo wiIl have to core into a travel points and OP driver licensing system ministry'photo site' to will go into operation have their picture Feb. 3, 1986 with the taken" mailing out of renewals. 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