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In honor of the years of service by Miss Anne Milanof
as an assistant in the Mount Joy Library, a copy of the
Larousse Encyclopedia of Music was presented last week to
the Library by Father Donald Whitesel, president of the
board of directors of the library.
Miss Milanof retired this year as an assistant at the libr-
ary. Prior to serving at the libary, Miss Milanof worked as
a nurse on private duty.
B.B. BILLMEYER, Jewelry
“Since 1915”
MARIETTA, PA.
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“YOU AND YOUR
PRESCHOOLER"
“You and Your Preschool-
er” will be the subject of a
meeting for Lancaster Coun-
ty parents to be held at St.
Peter’s Lutheran Church on
April 3, 1975 from 6:45 to
10:00 p.m. and again on
April 4, 1975 from 8:45
a.m. to 12:00 noon.
The session sponsored
and conducted by the Lan-
caster County Penn State
Cooperative Extension Ser-
vice, will include a general
session on disciplining the
preschooler, presented by
James VanHorn, Family
Living Specialist at The
Pennsylvania State Univer-
sity. Participants will then
select two of four work-
shops offered: how to de-
velop creativity in the pre-
schooler; how to select pre-
school Educational pro
grams; managing with a jun-
ior consumer; children and
television.
Discussion sessions in-
clude “learn by doing’ acti-
vities ‘for parents. In addi-
tion, educational exhibits
relating to preschoolers will
be on display and handout
material will be available
from local service agencies.
Anne Hinkel, Extension
Home Economist, Lancaster
County, says that the pre-
school years are the impor-
tant ones in setting the
stage for a child’s future
learning. She urges county
parents of preschoolers to
attend this program. For
those parents wishing to
bring their small children, a

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The Insurance Women of
Lancaster County presented |
an award for Insurance Wo- |
man of the Year to Lynne
F. Milligan, president of the
organization. The award
was made at their First An-
nual Employer’s night held
March 18, at the Sheraton-
Conestoga Village. Presen-
tation of the certificate was
made by Mrs. Jean E. Kuhn-
ert, CPIW, who is director
of Region I, National Asso-
ciation of Insurance Women.
This award is made an-
nually to the woman se-
lected by the membership
and is based on leadership
and achievements within the
insurance industry.
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SUNDAY 8:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.
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Phone 426-3863

nursery and babysitting ser-
vice will be provided at the
meeting location for 30
children at the cost of $1.00
per child. Babysitting ser-
vices must be confirmed by
phone because of thelimited
space available.
To register for the pro-
gram on “you a
gram on “You and Your
Preschooler,” call or write
the Lancaster County Penn
State Cooperative Exten-
sion Office, Room 1, 1383
Arcadia Rd., Lancaster, 394-
6851. Registration is re-
quested by March 27th.
Get sticker
Pennsylvania motorists
who attempt to drive vehic-
les bearing 1974 registra-
tion stickers after March 31
stand a serious chance of
running afoul of the law.
The penalty for using an
expired registration isa $10
fine plus costs or five days
in jail.
Last April a total of
2,056 drivers were arrested
for improper registration.
That figure for one month
is one-third of the total
year’s arrests for improper
registration in 1974, and
for the most part it repre-
sents drivers who just wait-
ed too long to apply for
their 1974 license stickers
but continued to drive their
cars on the old tags.
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