100 CHILDREN IN SUMMER CLASSES One hundred youngsters are faUPahvng nr irst Krade next fall by attending kindergarten classes bomg conducted at Cop" pertield, Copperton and Bingham Bing-ham Central schools 8 Mrs. Vir la Mitchell of Copper-ton Copper-ton is teaching a morning class A 3JftngSters at Bl,1Rhu,n and IU r MJ1 gTouP of 39 at Cop-Prdd- Se savs she finds the children, all of whom will be six years old before October 1, 1943 self reliant and responsive to instruction in-struction and believes the youngsters young-sters here exhibit these qualities to a greater degree than in other taught kindergartens. Mrs. Myrtle Malstrom of Murray Mur-ray is instructor of the Copper-ton Copper-ton school of 24 youngsters. They are enjoying Instruction in painting paint-ing and singing and are delighted delight-ed with the play and story telling tell-ing hours.