MARCHING MOMS — Learning the story behind the Jan. 28, 1967, Mothers March, in which all of their mothers were to participate, are, from left, Gayle Schwartz, 6; Sherry Calderone, 5; Mary Moses, 5; and their teacher Mrs. Donald V. Nicholson. The girls attended Butler County Community Kindergarten classes at North Main Street Church of God. The Mothers March, which began in 1950 to fight polio, is the first and longest-running March of Dimes fundraising event. It has evolved today into a campaign to give all babies a healthy start by protecting them from birth defects and prematurity.