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Show j THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1944 TUB LEU SU, LMI, UTAH THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1944 StHE MJHI SUN i PublisW Every Tkunday at Lehi, Utah, b J the ! Uhi Sun PublisaiBg Co. 1 Entered as Second Claw Mat-Iter Mat-Iter at the Postotfice at Lend, I Utah, under the act of March 3, 1879. I Subscription Bate $1.06 Per Year j Nursery School ! Gives Valuable Training 1 nf tViA newest trends in the w ! field of education is the nursery I school, where children of pre-1 pre-1 school age are given valuable I training. Nursery schools have been established oy tne govern i ont. t.n nronerlv care for chil Idren whose mothers are work ing in war production, and in must, cases tne children have received great benefits from the school. The mother, too, is benefitted, bene-fitted, for she knows that her child is safe durine the Mm is at work, and is receiving prop- ci title. At nursery school the children are taught correct habits of sleeping, eating, . washing, and playing together. -...They .soon learn to do many things for themselves, such as dressing, undressing, un-dressing, and putting away their playthings. Many a "problem child" has been helped through the nursery school to adjust himself him-self to getting along with others. Lehi's nursery school, established estab-lished nearlya year ago, has given training to thirty children from the ages of two to five during dur-ing this period.' At the present time it is being held in the American Amer-ican Legion room of the Memorial Mem-orial building, and is managed by Ethel Hunger. All-day care is furnished at the nursery school. Fruit juices and crackers are given the children chil-dren at 10 a. m., a hot well-balanced dinner at noon, and milk and crackers at 3:30 p.m. Naps are given from 1 to 3 p. m. Bed linen and sleeping garments are CLASSIFIED LOST -Elgin wrist watch, brown leather strap. Heirloom. Reward. Re-ward. Leave at Kitchen Grocery, Gro-cery, A. F. 12-22-ltp. FOR RENT Modern furnished heated aparuueni. equipped with refrigerator and electric stove. Call 0276-J3,- Am. Fork. 12-22-tf. FOR SALE Puppies, just right for little boys Christmas. Tel. 336-W, American Fork. 12-22-ltp LOST Wallet containing about nn nn TiftrvpPTi r.amhlo'e nil ju.uu, "w.lluiv, u aim D-T-R. Reward. Mrs. Richard iiealey, Alpine. l2r22rltp. FOR SALE Good car radio. See It at 59 East Main, American Fork. 12-22-ltp. FOR SALE Cabinet radio, $25.00. Tel. 264-M, American Fork. 12-22-lt. Spotted Poland China Boar for Second North, American Fork. 12-15-2tp. RIDERS WANTED to and' from Salt Lake, o aays weeiuy, 6 a. m. to 5 p. m. Call 322-J, Am. Fork. 12-15. LOST Holstein spotted heifer, 18 mo. old. Reward. Grant Christofferson, Tel. 350-J2, Lehi. 12-21-2tp All makes of Sewing Machines Serviced. All work guaranteed. Parts, Needles and Oil. Write Victor H. Smith, 1020 D St., Provo. ll-24-9tp. GREETINGS AY the blessings of God be with you our friends, and with all of us... in our souls and upon our hearths. We can offer no more gracious greeting this Yuletide. A Merry, Christmas A WALLACE BANKS APPLIANCE COMPANY 189 "WEST MAIN, LE1TI FOR SALE 4 room adobe and lumber home; Westinghouse electric range in kitchen; flowing well water piped in kitchen; large garden, fruit and berries. 497 West 4th So., Lehi. Tel. 306-R, Lehi. 12-21-tf furnished by the school. The school is now open from 8:30 a. m. until 5 p. m. Additional hours may be arranged. At the present time there Is room for a few more children at the nursery school. For further information concerning the nur sery school, contact Mrs. Hunger at the school, or call 192-J after 6 p. m. Many mothers have taken advantage of the school during the past few weeks to care for their children while they do their Christmas shopping. NUMBER SERVED AT SCHOOL LUNCH NEARLY 600 Nearly 600 lunches are being served daily at the school lunch center, according to Maud G Bone, supervisor. Each of this large number receives a full balanced bal-anced hot meal, including milk. bread and butter, vegetables, fruit and proteins, either meat, fish, eggs, cheese, or other protein pro-tein food, meeting the require ments of the type "A" meal set un bv the war food administra tion. This complete meal is furnished fur-nished for onlv ten cents. Twelve women are employed at the center, and it is a real credit to them that such a large number are served efficiently each day. ! REDDY KILOWATT Your Electric Servant r KOnSplLCtCll N FOR SALE Solve your daugh ter's xmas prooiem. a luveiy pre-war snow suit, warm but very little. Size 14-16. Tel. 249-J, American Fork. l2-15-2tp. FOR SALE Coal , Furnace, in good conaiuun. so o. nrsi West, American Fork. 12-15-2tp. FOR SALE Boys' Bicycle. 458 East State Street, American Fork. ' 12-15-2t. FOR SALE Used double cement laundry trays; several new children's blackboards. Ph. 345-J1, Lehi. 12-14-2tp AS THEY drove up the icy gravel f drive between the snow-laden evergreens, Margot asked, "Who are the guests?", ."There'll probably be a mob for dinner," Johnny explained as he opened the car door. "Sis always has a gang In on New Year's day." Shouts of laughter and singing In the huge living room greeted them as the butler opened the door. Through the archway Margot caught a glimpse of Peg. Johnny's sister. "Only the young could look forward for-ward to another year with such gay-ety," gay-ety," she observed with amusement. "I'm afraid." Margot said, "I couldn't keep up with the general enthusiasm before dinner. Isn't there some place we can observe without being observed?" Johnny nodded toward a small fonservatory opening on the living room. "There's a side door to that through the butler's pantry." He led ihe way. Seating her on a love seat icreened by a magnificent fern, he left, to return with cocktails. Margot took the glass absent-mindedly, absent-mindedly, her eyes on the group Christmas Greetings With the approach of the Christmas season, we wish to extend best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. May the time soon come when we and our loved ones will again be united, and peace will fill the hearts of men. ; " Lehi Stake Y. M. M. I. A. Superintendency Grant ChristoffersCfri Bertrand Beck ' Thomas Woffindcn' ;j Michael Kearney, secretary , Lehi Stake Y. W. M. I. A. Presidency : ! Elma Christofferson Marie Goates Margaret Barnes Lexia Bateman, secretary. FOR RENT One room furnished cottage. Inquire 319 East Third North, American Fork. .: 12-15-tf. FOR SALE 1934 Chev. coupe. 568. No. 5th West. Ph. 71-J, Lehi. 11-30-tf. $200020.54 ac. North Bench, with water. $1500 Nice 4 rm. house, large lot. East side. $225 Good lot, NE part of town. $50 per ac. for 20.5 acres East of Lehi. . ... $200 per acre for 9.36 acres with water. Fine building location. HENRY C. JOHNSON Licensed Broker, Real Estate, Fire Insurance. Bank Am. Fork Bldg. Room 15 Tel. 7-W. FOR SALE Two 30x50 ft. ware houses. 2 in. dank floor, shed type, front 20 ft., rear 14ft high. Also 2x12 plank." Frank Gais ford, Am. Fork. HOUSE WIRING New, remode or repair. ' Elec. stove installa- tions, etc. Duane Woffinden 293 E. 2 So. Phone 69-J, Lehi ' ; 3-23-tf life We join you in the fervent hope that this will he I ... . . ... . , our last wartime Christmas If ; ' UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. WANTED Woman who will clean apartment once weekly. Good pay. 59 East ' Main St. or Tel. 77, American Fork. , 11-23-tf. HOUSE FOR RENT 298 N. 2nd. West. Inquire C. L. Johnson. Phone 304, Lehi. 11-17-tf. FOR QUICK SALE list your real property with DALTON & JOHNSON REALTY AND INSURANCE IN-SURANCE COMPANY, Bank of American Fork Building. 12-8. FOR SALE OR TRADE For Milk Cows Two young Guernsey Guern-sey heifers, will freshen in spring. A. D. Christofferson, Lehi. 11-30-tf. FOR SALE Buttonhole attachments attach-ments for Singer sewing machines. ma-chines. Victor H. Smith, 1020 D Street, Provo. 12-15-4tp. FOR SALE Used Furniture, beds, springs, mattresses, dressers, dress-ers, washstands, chairs rockers, rock-ers, kitchen cabinets, heaters, gas and coal stoves. Call at 48 South First West, American Fork. 11-10-tf. PROFESSIONAL ... RADIO ... REPAIRING RE-PAIRING See Keech Electric Service, 1 mile east on Highway High-way from post office. American Ameri-can Fork. 10-13-tf. FOR RENT Furnished Apt., equipped with gas range and refrigerator, hot water and heat. Close in. 50 South First West, American Fork. 9-8-tf. FOR SALE All size valves and new galvanized y2 inch pipe. A. F. Gaisford, Am. Fork, 7-14-tf. 'OumM W .JL Complete with Permanent cmj n Wt 6olution, curlers, SSiJC hanspoo and ware set nothing lse to bay Kequires no best electricity or machine ma-chine Safa for every type of hair. Over 6 mil-ton mil-ton sold Money back guarantee. Get a Charm-i-url Kit today. SALT LAKE TRIBUNE-TELEGRAM Noel G. Knight, Distributor 536 King St, American Fork "Isn't that your Miss Leslie?" around the piano. "Isn't that your Miss Leslie?" He followed her gaze. A raven-haired, raven-haired, vivacious young girl was accompanying his sister in a duet. His secretary! He nodded. "She seems a little different away from the office." "She probably doesn't know you're here," Margot said. "And Just what do you mean by that?" Johnny asked, "Oh, Johnny!" her voice was faintly malicious. "Don't tell me you haven't guessed. Why, the girl is simply delirious about you." His laugh was spontaneous. "Now who's being romantic?" "She told me," Margot answered evenly. Johnny stared, open mouthed. "Honestly?" His mind searched back over his three years' association with Miss Leslie. ; Incident after incident cropped up to bolster Margot's assertion. as-sertion. "Men are stupid, aren't they?" Margot shook her head slowly. "Only blind." Johnny looked at his watch. "It's about time for my weekly proposal," he said, grinning. Margot lighted a cigarette. Through the smpke she said, "And your weekly rejection." "Well," his voice seemed strangely strange-ly carefree, "in that case I won't propose." The couples in the other room were dancing now. Johnny's eyes were following his secretary, moving mov-ing lithely about the polished floor In perfect accord with the intricate pattern pat-tern of her partner's steps. "Graceful, isn't she?" "And beautiful," Margot said. Johnny nodded. "And young." He looked over at the words, faintly faint-ly flushed, aware for the second time that day of the disparity between be-tween his age and Margot's. "But not nearly so beautiful nor so graceful as you." His voice lacked conviction. Margot bowed primly. "But younger." Just before dinner, Johnny said, "We really should go in and say "hello' to Miss Leslie. If she knows we're here 6he must think us rude." Margot yawned. "I'm too comfortable. com-fortable. You'd better, though. You know, keep up the old office morale." mo-rale." Margot watched him as he sauntered saun-tered a shade too casually over to the group once again around the piano. pi-ano. Even at a distance the eagerness ea-gerness with which the girl greeted him was apparent Dinner was announced. Someone suggested, "Just one more song. A song for the new year." Peg struck an opening chord, the group joined hands and voices lifted in singing "Auld Lang Syne." Johnny, John-ny, his hand incasing his secretary's, secre-tary's, was by no means the quietest quiet-est Peg was secretly smiling at Miss Leslie. Miss Leslie's eyes were directed di-rected toward the conservatory. "Thanks," she seemed to say to Margot Released by Western Newspaper Union, HARK, THE ANGEL VOICES! May the sweet old Christmas Christ-mas story bring to you this year a deeper meaning . . . a larger store of its joy and peace and gladness than it ever has before. W atkins Ice Ckeam LEHI CM JZ VitM A cm UUJ rrr II1 .MI Jt lilfAmitUlli! St r 5 Every year, there is a liig rush on Long Distance telephone lines. Many men and w omen in service will want to call home. If you help keep the lines clear by not making unessential long distance dis-tance calls over the Christmas week end it will help keep essential calls mov ing. Thanka lor remembering. |