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a Ladki esbuncdicioh -- « Agrees that religion shouldn't be taught in the schools Dear Editor: I heartily agree with Mrs. B. Kendell (should not dis- cuss religion in schools Letter to Editor Dec. 4, 1974). May I quote: "If religion is taken out of the schools, it should be taken off ~ the debating agenda, also". In her letter, Mrs. Kendell makes mention of ene stud- ent who was very upset over the arguments in favour of "God is Dead". Any psychologist will tell you: and any parent (having public Seno} Sa, the merce has decided to sup- concern about the lectures of Why? been through the teenage pono. incinal? Port Bill Lock's application 4 confessed prositute, author . Greenbank - Ont. approval of the principal? fo; 4 cable television license : Sincerely years) knows from exper- pid the students pick this vision license of the Happy Hooker, to * y. ience that this is the period during which a boy or girl is greatly influenced by their Peer group. So much of their time is spent within this group; at school, during extra-curricular activities, in clubs and organizations, and social affairs. Almost a sensitive young person (such as the student men- tioned) need and seek to be accepted by their Peer group and thus will be swayed to believe what "the group says is right". I would very much like to have the following questions answered: } (1) Under what course of study was this debate (God is Dgad) held? Certainly not Religious Education, as that has been removed from the subject for debate on their own or did their teacher assign it? (3) Last, but not least, what was the outcome of the debate? Did the affirmative win? "God is Dead'. OR did the 'negative win? "God is NOT Dead"! I'm sure there are others who would like to know the answers to the above, so | hope we may see them in a future issue of your paper. Thank you. Sincerely, Edith Brunton, Port Perry. C of C supports cable licence The Chamber of Com- for Port Perry. He is the operator of Porto Pizza. Mr. Lock said there weré two other applicants for a license and they were both from out of town. Mr. Lock said he would service Prince Albert and Port Perry and that the initial charge would be $5.75 Mr. Editor, The logic of Mrs. B. Ken dell detters, Dec. 4) escapes ne. She is fearful of having such dangerous topics as religion or polities discussed by young adults at High School, but apparently has no fear of them being taught anti-religious theories in the classroom. The letter expressed no community college students in Ontario, no_ fear of the spokesmen for Gay Liberat- ion who are permitted to present their views to high school students in this pro- vince, or any interest in the fact that a theory of evolut- ion so shaky even Darwin Concerned Parent. MARY REED cCTAND PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. Anti-religious theories taught in classrooms {WE} story is made available in high school They can be intormed that governments, and therefore governing political parties, are nice, but must not be formed of the existence of opposition parties. ¢ They can be exposed to various forms of what belie- YACDwYY, shh idast ho edon indio'en PALEX TRICIAN "says THE BOYS WHO DID INHERIT, 'ELECTRICAL ANOWLEDGE oF GREAT MERIT, Naa 11, 1974 -- 5 vers in a God would think of as immoral, but must not be exposed to morality. "FRANK VALE ELECTRIC 985-3402 PLUMBING - HEATING would not advocate it, is being forced on students. all teenagers, and especially Cee 0 8m B a month. He would probably service 200 homes the first year and about 600 the second year of operation. Service probably wouldn't be expanded to outlying areas, he said. 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