2009 Free Summer Film Festival Regal Carlisle Commons Stadium 8 250 Noble Blvd. Carlisle, PA 17013 June 16 through August 12 Tuesday and Wednesday mornings. Doors open at 9:30 a.m. Movies begin at 10:00 a.m. Movies shown may be subject to change. Date Movies G Rated PG Rated June 16 & 17 Mr. Bean’s Holiday Spiderwick Chronicles June 23 & 24 Wallace & Gromit Evan Almighty June 30 & July 1 Clifford Barnyard July 7 & 8 Charlotte’s Web Madagascar 2 July 14 & 15 Horton Hears a Who Inkheart July 21 & 22 Space Chimps Surf’s Up July 28 & 29 Veggie Tales Star Wars: The Clone Wars Aug 4 & Aug 5 Tale of Despereaux Water Horse August 11 & 12 Curious George Kung Fu Panda XXXXX Sponsored in part by the Cumberland-Perry Drug & Alcohol Commission WWWWW For more information, please call the Cumberland-Perry Drug & Alcohol Commission: Carlisle Area: 240-6300 ● All Other Areas: 866-240-6300 ● www.ccpa.net For prevention ideas, please see other side Prevention Tips for Parents ■ Your role is critical! Kids who choose not to use consistently indicate that their parents are the motivating factor in being substance free. Make spending time with your children a priority. ■ Learn all you can about alcohol, tobacco, and other drug trends among youth. The Commission sponsors parent trainings throughout the year. We also maintain a lending library of books and brochures. There are several good web sites that we can recommend including www.antidrug.com. ■ Monitor and supervise your children. Know where they are, who they are with, and what they are doing. Get to know their friends and the parents of their friends. Don’t forget to monitor access to video games, the internet, email, social networking sites, and cell phone use. ■ Talk to your children about your values and expectations around alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use. This is not a once and done conversation but an ongoing dialog throughout their childhood. It is never too early to begin this discussion. ■ Encourage your children to become involved in extra-curricular activities. There are many ways to engage your child in positive activities such as athletics, community service, hobbies, music, drama, faith-based programs, and scouting. ■ Do not participate in or condone use. Buying tobacco or alcohol for underage youth is against the law. Your job is to be the parent and not their friend. ■ Model appropriate behavior yourself. Examine your own attitude toward and use of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs and make changes as needed. If you need assistance, the Commission can help. For more information, please call the Cumberland-Perry Drug & Alcohol Commission: Carlisle Area: 240-6300 ● All Other Areas: 866-240-6300 ● www.ccpa.net .