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Mr. Norton To Speak
On School Fund Dist.
Mr. O. A. Norton, Superintendent of Schools of Warren and Rappahannock Counties, will speak on the Distribution of State School Funds at the Sperryville School Auditorium TONIGHT, Thursday, January 30 at 7:30 p.m. All persons interested in the public schools of the County are urged to be present. The Sperryville P. T. A. will hold a short business meeting immediately following this discussion.
Dimes Campaign
Moves To Close
As the 1964 March of Dimes Campaign to fight birth defects and crippling diseases draws to a close Mrs. Frances Foster, District Chairman, urges that all who have not returned their envelopes with their contribution please do sa March of Dimes funds support a broad range of studies to determine why birth defects and arthritis occur, how they may be prevented, and the best means for correcting disease and disability. The road to prevention of congenital malformations. . or arthritis. . seems long and difficult. Blit those who have participated in the progress of The National Foundation during its early polio days recall vividly how difficult or impossible the road to be traveled at that time appeared.
The American people--you andl-- have not for gotten, either, how sweet was the victory at the end of that road; how great the sense of achievement to know that we, through the March of Dimes, had played a major role in the battle to make protection from polio possible.
With the confidence bred of past success—with faith that our support can again help science achieve victories in this great fight--let us redouble our resolve to FIGHT DEFECTS and FIGHT ARTHRITIS! Please GIVE NOW!
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