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By Jill Brown

For four Saturdays at the Monessen Public Library, toddlers joined in at a dance party just for them, from 10:30 to 11 a.m., ages 2-7. From April 19 - May 10, they took part in such dances as "The Bunny Hop," "The Hokey Pokey," and "The Wheels on the Bus."

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Sarah Cherney, Douglas Intern, teaches dance to toddlers at Monessen Public Library.

Miss Sarah Cherney, Douglas Intern, was in charge of the classes and said she "just wants to get them moving." Children's Librarian Jill Godlewski held the classes in the upstairs Children's Department.

Cherney even incorporated streamers and hoola-hoops in their dancing and marching. The average size of a class was six children.

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