

     By G. K. HODENFIELD 
     
    
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     public schools should eliminate 
     
     the religious emphasis in their 
     
     observance: of hristmas, a 
     
     committee of United States 
     
     educationists said here. 
     
    
     Instead. the committee said. 
     
     Christmas should be presented 
     
     as one of many contributions to 
     
     the American heritage which 
     
    
     the public schools. 
     
    
     -—Urged that high school bac- 
     
     calaureate services be left to 
     
     individual churches and syna- 
     
     gogues. with no school require 
     
     ment for attendance. 
     
    
     —Said school calendars. per- 
     
     sonnel policies and extra-cur- 
     
     ricular activities all should be 
     
     adapted to accommodate a di- 
     
     versity of religious backgrounds 
     
     and practices. 
     
    
     -Urged vastly improved in- 
     
    
     tion. the public schools may not 
     
     sponsor a religious service . . 
     
    
     whether it be for a single or 
     
     multi . dc minarional group 
     
     Neither may public schools sup- 
     
     port the Christian religions. 
     
     Christian churches. nor dis- 
     
     tinctively Christian doc- 
     
     trines . . . 
     
    
     "The non-Christian is not a 
     
     guest in a Christian school—he 
     
     is a fellow citizen in a public 
     
    
     adherents. and in sum reveal- 
     
     ing the many different religi- 
     
     ous. philosophical. and cultural 
     
     practices and beliefs held by 
     
     Americans." 
     
     MUST BE NEUTRAL 
     
    
     In expressing their support of 
     
     the Supreme Court decision on 
     
     prayers and Bible reading, the 
     
     educationists said: 
     
     with government and 
     
     ' the schools 
     
    
     must be neutral in respect to 
     
    
     8 m Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Aug. 27. 1984. 
     
    
     U.S. Committee Reports 
     
     On Religion In Schools 
     
    
     qualiﬁed to teach such courses. 
     
     most inhibiting to the develop- 
     
     ment of effective programs is 
     
     the scarcity of suitable material 
     
     in usable form." 
     
    
     Whipper Watson 
     
     May Try Politics 
     
    
     TORONTO iCPl — Toronto 
     
    
     en . 
     
    
     Mr. Watson, who met with 
     
     Conservative L e a d e r Diefen- 
     
     baker in Ottawa last week. said 
     
     he "was very impressed and 
     
     this had a lot to do with my 
     
     decision. 
     
    
     “Mr. Diefenbaker is one of the 
     
     finest men I have ever met.” 
     
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     sai . 
     
     "I always wanted to go inlo 
     
     politics to do something for crip- 
     
     pled children and improve train- 
     
     ing facilities of the athletes we 
     
    
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     Public Schools. prepared for the The educationists said they 2:. Sgitics. ry GIRLS 
     
     American Association of School recommend “the policy that en- He said he Wm seek the pro. Chum. Cotton-knit 
     
     Administrators as a guide to courages reasonable recognition gressive Conservaﬁve nomina.  
     
     school omon'ntemiomo1 and orin- of Christmas in the schoglsthm u... in York East riding “where Child’s Penman OVERBLOUSE 
     
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     Court ban on official prayers families. cultures. and creeds— He said he would rem-e from ' 
     
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     the feelings of its constituents. 
     
    
     from the schools." 
     
    
     LOST FARMLAND 
     
    
     The report noted two major 
     
     drawbacks to teaching about 
     
     religion: 
     
    
     “There is little evidence that 
     
     teachers in the secondary 
     
     schools are fully equipped and 
     
    
     York Tuesday. 
     
     nedy‘s husband, Ted. is re- 
     
     cuperating in a Boston hos- 
     
     pital from a back injury he 
     
     received in a plane crash 
     
     last June 19. (AP Wirephoto) 
     
    
     Mrs .Yoan Kennedy. wife of 
     
     Sen. Edward M. Kennedy is 
     
     all smiles at Logan Interna- 
     
     tional Airport in Boston Wed- 
     
     nesday as she prepared to 
     
     board a plane for the Demo- 
     
     ("'aiic Convention in Atlantic 
     
     City as a delegate from Mass- 
     
    
     POLICE CARS 
     
     TAGGED IN JRIFI' 
     
    
     TORONTO 'CPi—Ono of 
     
    
     Toronto's parking control 
     
     officers nicknamed the 
     
     ‘Green Hornets“ because 
     
     oi the color of their uni- 
     
     fozms—swooped on a nest 
     
     o" policemen's private cars 
     
     mde a downtown station 
     
     and lazged them for illegal 
     
     parking. 
     
     1: was the latest incident 
     
     in a :rmvmg rift wee 
     
     col-rs and the parking con- 
     
     trol officers. Some 
     
     the 
     
     are taking their 
     
     job too seriously. 
     
    
     F'n ook on tho 
     
     . parking sum- 
     
     increased 
     
    
     achusetts. Mrs. Kennedy was 
     
     named a delegate to replace 
     
     her brother-in-law. Attorney- 
     
     General Robert Kennedy who 
     
     announced his candidacy for 
     
     the U.S. Senate from New 
     
    
     new Embassy 
     
    
     Ca nMada’s 
     
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     Hit All—Time High . ' - 
     
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     may not observe Christmas as 
     
     though it were a church or com- 
     
     bination of churches." the re- 
     
     port said 
     
    
     The thorny shrub. mesquite, 
     
     covers nearly 70.000.000 acres 
     
     in Texas. New Mexico, Arizona. 
     
     and California—twice 0 area 
     
     of 50 years ago 
     
    
     Girls' 
     
    
     Summer 
     
    
     I EllNS 
     
    
     Patterns and Plains 
     
     Sizes 2-—6x 
     
    
     Ladybird 
     
    
     Grow-o-Slu 
     
    
     SLEEPER 
     
    
     Non skid soles, 
     
     Interlock knit cotton 
     
     1—6 
     
    
     The basic law seems clear. it 
     
     added. that "under the constitu- 
     
    
     Ludles' 
     
     WHITE PUMPS 
     
    
     Spike, Jet. and Illusion 
     
     heels 
     
    
     Clearing 
     
    
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     BACK TO SCHOOL SUPPLIES 
     
    
     AT ELLIS BROS—textbooks grades 'I to X. boys' clothing. 
     
     girls' clothing. footwear. pens. school-bugs. crayons. l u n ch 
     
     cons. pencils. scribblors. etc. 
     
    
     Women's 
     
     White 
     
    
     FLATS 
     
    
     Sizes 4 — 10 
     
     Reg. $4.98 
     
    
      2.98 
     
    
     Lodlos' 
     
     Summer 
     
    
     Men's 
     
     WORK 
     
     BOOTS 
     
    
     , Gro-oork Soles 
     
     ‘ Also Crop. 
     
     6.95 
     
     Balance of 
     
    
     Lodios' 
     
     Summer 
     
    
     COATS 
     
    
     laminates. 
     
     mohair, wool. etc. 
     
    
     LOVOO‘.‘ 'APl—Tho boom in 
     
     Ewtnins auto industry goes on 
     
     Nah osnorls hitting an all-time 
     
     Iernrd oi 31.128.000.000 for the 
     
     ﬁrst halt of 1964. it was an- 
     
     nnnnrcd Wednesday. 
     
    
     Figures issued by the Society 
     
     of British Motor Manufacturers 
     
    
     Tn .Tu 58.222‘ autos 
     
     sh nnod overseas. 
     
     19M half-year total 
     
    
     were 
     
     bringing the 
     
     to 366,195. 
     
    
     Ontput Resumes 
     
     . At Car Plants 
     
    
     TORONTO 'CPl -— Canada‘s 
     
     car-makers are swinging back 
     
     into production after the annual 
     
     tnnlingun period. according to 
     
     weekly figures released by the 
     
     Motor Vehicle Manufacturers' 
     
     Assot‘lafion. 
     
    
     For the week ending Aug. 29 
     
     manufacturers have scheduled 
     
     6.833 cars and trucks for pro- 
     
     du~tion compared with 3.107 ac- 
     
     tually produced the previous 
     
    
     Cations. Jerseys. 
     
     Iii-ens, etc. 
     
     Smart styles. 
     
     Good Sines 
     
    
     week. 
     
    
     For the year to date. produc- 
     
     tion is 460.608 units compared 
     
     with 390.543. 
     
    
     LIVESTOCK 
     
    
     MONTREAL (CF) — Prices 
     
     wore steady in fairly active 
     
     trading on the Montreal east end 
     
     livestmk market Wednesday. De- 
     
    
     CLEARING A! 
     
    
     1/3 OFF 
     
    
     MEN’S and ' 
     
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     Polo Shirts 
     
    
     Short Sleeved, 
     
     Variety of Styles 
     
    
     CLEARING AT 
     
    
     1/3 OFF 
     
    
     Clearing At 
     
    
     0% 
     
    
     ons' 
     
     Black denim. 
     
     Western style 
     
    
     ' DUNGAREES 
     
    
     MadelnCanado 
     
    
     . 2.38 
     
    
     FILTER TIP 
     
    
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     . 289 cattle. m 
     
     calves, 185 hogs. 17 sheep and 
     
    
     I lambﬁ. 
     
     Medium heifers 19.25. common 
     
     .. 12 25:15. 
     
     ‘ " Good cows 15.50 - 16.73. me- 
     
     dium 1445.25. common 1350-14, 
     
     ﬁcanners and cutters 12.25. 
     
     " Good ulls 17.50-18.50. com- 
     
     mon and medium 12.50415. 
     
     Good vealers 27. tops to $- 
     
     2950. medium )1 - 24.50. com- 
     
     mon 16-1950. 
     
     - "more were no sales of hogs. 
     
     .- oheep or lambs. 
     
    
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