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CHURCH-SCHOOL WEEK Children Need Teaching Higher Values Of Life By CLAUDE A. YIOND: WD, Viee-Chairm Board of Education It is a pleasure for me to en: ance of School and Church Week This is the opgasion on which we draw at. tention to the important link be- tween the three great institutions which shape the training of our children; the Home, the School the Chireh None of these can do the complete task by itself and it is yor Jmporiant that each complement and suppor the other, In this rticular week our schools will direct ing our children to the church and to the church - school where they may receive instruction in| the spiritual and eternal values| of life. In this materialistic and tech. al era there is greater need ever that sur children be soundly taught that the greatest values of life are the intangible, | the unseen--those values in life which are not chrome - plated) and which which do not carry a dollar 0 /| the sot a yaluty wn be og or. phasized a ry hoa, Jno: ohurch or in the Bunday School that our children will see the best expression of Jesus' Jonroh- ing question: "Is not the more than mest, and the body the secular id not try to fivect religious training of children, I think that our able schools should welcome ch of all creeds (and Ee nOheTs of different faiths as wel) and should avoid any religious exer- cises which crtate a sense of di vision or difference amongst Ms |students. It must, however, be an jiiportant function of our schools, fally this | week, to a all the children {within their walls to ehurch where they may seek the ulti. mate and highest truth, which is God May we all as teachers set the feet of our chil: dren upon the road which leads Ito & + knowledge ¢ of life ote Ite eternal. parents and Steel Company Of Canada Appeals Seaway Tolls o OTTAWA (CP) appeal oie the imposition AS shipping | on the St. Lawrence esaway| placed before the seaway| ty's tolls gommities today the Steel Company of At a hearing before the com- mittee, the company urged par- that the Sthority retain the traditional toll-free status of Welland Ship Canal, hrough| which much of its raw materi are transported. "Re Yih aslo misgivings we ity of en # pay tolls on Sardots coming through | ip Canal, through | way would reduce ""As a matter of principle," the said, 'we deplore the | at this time of the long astablished Canadian rule that all | waterways shall' be free nad a | "In particular, we believe it would be disadvantageous to Can- ada to di sturh the hitherto toll. free network of transportation on | INVITE NEGRO MINNEAPOLIS (AP)--The all. white gon gation of the rural Champ! ethodist Church Pamplin invited a Negro minis: | ter to become their permanent| pastor. James Cook, chairman of | the Champlin church board, sald| the vote of the 160 members: was on the call to Rev.| | Should it be finally d the Great Lakes by requiring » ayment from users of the (faa Ship Canal for services which have been provided tell- free during the past half-century Can. , .' a DAILY CROSSWORD - tJ : i BPE 5 » on» i BEF EF FE ee pune 4 Yea (dia) s peiiatjeed HR lig Fi or i os 8 BRB g wp 8 LONDON (CP)=London Trans. {Als ie" dirpo sirrail spotters Ying be YOUNG SPOTTERS during | school ope with (ho 'many rt Company put on extra buses tween Hounslow and London | ided to charge tolls on the Welland Ca. nal, the company said, t should be no higher than enoug to recover the amount now being spent to d the canal to ac |commodate 274o0t draught ves sels, Imposition of tolls sending up the costs of raw materials would have the same effect as a sales [tax imposed at the Saale. turer's end, which would be {ramided through successive sa o" until #t renched the consumer LOCATION M. 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