Remove Photo Date Stamp?

I'm using a Nikon CoolPix 7900 travel camera. I just returned from Europe with about 1,000 photos on SD cards for this camera. When I download the photos using PS Elements 2.0 every photo has a Date & Time stamp on it. I don't know how or why this happens since I don't think my camera has a feature for specifying this information?
Is there any way to remove this date & time stamp before printing the photos? I still have the original photos on the cards.
I'm desperate and willing to upgrade my version of PE to a higher version to be able to accomplish this task.
Thanks, in advance, for any advice you may provide.
Sanray19

Thanks Barbara for your reply even though it wasn't what I had hoped for. I have the clone tool on my PE 2.0 and understand how to use it. It will be quite painstaking to use it for all my photos.
What is the Healing Brush Tool you speak of? Would it be more efficient for my purpose than the Clone tool?
For your information, I have taken photos with this same camera before and no date stamp has appeared. I have changed no settigns that I am aware of and now suddenly the date stamp appears? I'll double check my users manual for an explanation.
Sanray19

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