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Rev. taking over the duties of Rev. William Black at the Presbyterian church while J.T. McDowell is the latter hospital. is confined to On Friday evening of last" week Mr. John Maw, District Commander of the Royal Canadian Legion attended the reception and dinner for the 'Minister of Veteran Affairs, the Honourable Daniel MacDonald in Brigh- ton. Mr. Maw also attended on Saturday and Sunday the District Convention in Co- bourg and was elected again for District F Commander. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Molholland and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hlozan. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sweetman and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gracie are holiday- ing in Florida. Nice to see all the Florida people back in Port Perry looking so brown and healthy. On Saturday, April 7, 12 Guiders from Port Perry District atended an area training at Donevan Colleg- Education Week April 8-14 Programs to mark Educa- tion Week throughout the schools of Northumberland and Durham Counties, are in operation this week, April 8 - 14. Almost without exception, schools are involving pa- rents of their community in a wide variety of ways. In some cases, parents have been invited to observe units of study being developed as they would in regular classroom work. In others, specialized displays illustra- ting specific subjects of themes have been set up. Many schools are taking advantage of Education Week to holdteacher inter- view and to discuss indivi- dual progress of students. Highlights in the Western Area include a presentation, "The Unique World of Switzerland", narrated by Mr. Anton Lendi on behalf of the Consulate General of Switzerland, a visit to the Western Area by the Silver Creek High School Choir from New York State, a Children's Art Exhibition and "Talent Night' with an open invitation to the entire community to attend and an informal get-together by parents and teachers at Solina School. This latter school has struck a unique note in advertising their Education Week Open House by one method only - posting "Welcome" signs on the outside of the school. Students of the Western Area are deeply involved in competion at the Kiwanis Music Festival during Edu- cation Week. In Blackstock students of Cartwright High School held an open Mouse in the community centre last week. CCC CCC CUCU UY late in Oshawa, they also attended the Annual Area Day dinner at the Holliday Inn. Congratulations to Don Pargeter who was the lucky winner of the 50-50 draw Saturday. Due to 'the generous donation of Mr. Pargeter the Canadian Cancer Society is $153.00 closer to their goal. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Beare were in Bloomfield, Ontario last Tuesday evening at- tending the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Channel. Cartwright divided on Region Cartwright Township's representatives at Durham Northumberland council split in a vote over regionalization. United counties council presented the provincial government with an alter- nate proposal to the regional plan suggested by Queens Park. The alternate would have Durham North- umberland form a region of its own instead of joining the Oshawa - Ontario county region, Cartwright Reeve Law- rence Malcolm voted against the plan because he thinks his area has more in common with Port Perry than it has with Cobourg. Deputy » reeve ~ Vernon Asselstine disagreed. 'I definately voted for the United counties plan because I feel people in the United counties have little in common with Oshawa," he told the STAR. Mr. Asselstine estilaated that 90 percent of United county council members voted for the plan. And he pointed out that some councillors repre- sented towns which had their own alternate proposal. Most of these would prefer the. United counties plan as a second choice, he claimed. 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