KIM)i;il(i.K I'lON OI'ICNIOD LAST MONDAY Seventy small youngsters were registered Monday at the Kindergarten Kinder-garten in the old city hall, and on Tuesday began their regular classes, with Mrs. Selnia S. Miller as teacher. At the Monday meeting where the children were registered Mrs. Carol Jayncs introduced the officers of-ficers and board members to the mothers present. Mi's. Miller also explained the requirements, and the activities for the little people. Again the board wishes to express ex-press appreciation to the city, for the use of the building and other help and also to others who have responded wih contributions of tables, chairs, and miscellaneous articles needed. In addition to the seventy children child-ren registered, there are several on the waiting list, and it is therefor there-for desired that all those registered regist-ered pay their registration fee by October 13th.