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PITTS?
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
FRONT ROYAL
On Stmburi Road
THUR. FRL MAY 22 - 23
DOUBLE FEATURE
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Also ‘BACK FROM THE DEAD’
^SATURDAY MAY24
“SLIM CARTER” JOCK MAHONEY JULIE ADAMS TIM HOVEY
SUN. MON. MAY 25 - 26 ‘AFFAIR TO REMEMBER’ CARY GRANT DEBORAH KERR
In Cinemascope °;
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TUES. WEDAMAY 27 - 28 . WALT DISNEY’S; •
“PERRI”
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Parents, Teachers—
Force For Progress
Our schools today arc what we the people have made them. Our < schools tomorrow will be what we the people will them be. The.P.TA. movement is probably the most influential development in public education in many years. Its growing Strength makes it metre and more; a powerful voice in the affairs of education.
Many adults of today remember schools in which the appearance of parents was a rarity. It’s different today.
Parents, teachers and school administrators have combined their interest and their efforts Because of that , schools are better. Interested parents have learned the problems of the schools. They have discerned the needs. They have organized to help fill the needs and they have demanded more adequate public support. They have become eloquent salesmen for education. Yet many more informed citizens need to be added to j their number. Perhaps the greatest ser(CasHaaad
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