The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-29
WOODTICK SCHOOL
 TO GIVE CONCERT
Students to Be Featured Tonight Waterbury
 Drivers Penalized

Wolcott, April 29.-Pupils of the Woodtick school will present con- cert and entertainment at the school tonight. This will be given under the supervision of Dennis Moore, music supervisor, and the teachers, Miss Rita Fitzmaurice and Miss Ellen Hunt.
 The following program will be given: Hymn, Thanksgiving" low CT grad chorus; Danish dance of greeting, Carl Steinmetz, Henry Frohn, Clarence Andrews, Gertrude Oliver, Audrey Outtrim and Betty Andrews; song "A Little Boy" by boys and girls chorus; song, Riding Through the Sky,' by grades l, 2, 3 and 4; song, Sailor Man." by grade 4; shoemakers dance, Bar bara Brown, Mary Dacey, Mary Cartona, Jean Avery, Sidney Smith, Elmer Plourde, Leslie Hart. Billy Atkinson; dance, ace of diamonds, Helen Rozdilski, Jacqueline Dum- schatt, Barbara Brown, Mary Car tona, John Norland, Sidney Smith, Robert Stitham, Everton Garth wait; song, Pussy Willow" lower grade chorus; dance, peddler's pack, Anita Oliver, Helen Rozdilski, Mary Dacey, Mary Cartona, Donald Echuck, Everton Garthwait, Robert Stitham, John Norland; the robins spring song, lower grade chorus. words and music composed by the entire group; interpretive dance, se- lected group; song, "Heigh-Ho," lower grade chorus. Part 2, hymn, For the Beauty of the Earth" up- per grade chorus; song, Keep ill the Middle of the Road" upper grade chorus and duet by Alice Echuck and Robert Oliver; dance, Virginia Reel, Florence Sarpis, Lil- lian Duhaime, Thelma Kruse, Rena Stamatelon, Lois Avery, William Oliver, Charles Oliver, Harry Ku- mansky, Robert Oliver, Sherwood Boulanger; song, Annie, Annie Round,' upper grade chorus; song, "All Through the Night" upper grade chorus; dance, Dan Tucker, Alice Echuck, Florence Sarpis, Mill dred Oliver, Lois Avery, Charles Oliver, Robert Oliver, Harry Ku- mansky, George Morgan; vocal solo, Home on the Range" Robert Oliver; instrumental selections, Ju- lia Rozdilski, Walter GarthWait, Kenneth LaDue, Harry Kumanscky, Philip Wilson, Robert Miller; clos ing song, '"Loch Lomond," upper grade chorus.
 Cases which came up before Judge Harold L. Logan and Prose- cutor Henry L. Norton at the town court, Thursday night, were all on charges of viola tion of the rules of the road and were disposed of as follows: Edwin Tausher, 15 Irving street, Hartford, nolled on payment of costs of $10.40; David Stango. P. O. Box 33, Waterbury, fined $5 and costs of $1O.40; John Mama, Jr., 94 Woodland terrace, Water bury, case continued for one week; William Gardner, 5 Johnson street, Waterbury, nolled on payment of costs of $3.4O; Manuel Fernandez, A Burton street, Waterbury, fined $5 and costs of $10.40; Gregory Andy, 118 Lawlor street. New Brit ain, nolled on payment of costs or $1O.40; Charles Margotta, 1908 Bank street, Waterbury, nolled on pay ment of costs of $l0.40.
 Teachers Convene
 Local teachers attended meet ing of the teachers of schools un- der the supervision of Edwin Floyd,' at Bethany, Wednesday afternoon. Other towns represented were Mid dlebury, Oxford, Prospect, Bethany, Beacon Falls and Southbury. MT. Floyd showed a film which he had taken of the pupils of the different schools, both in the schol rooms at their work and on the grounds at play. MT. Floyd has entitled ms film as Modern Education" Films were also shown by Dr. May Hall James, head of the arithmetic de- partment of the Teachers College at New Haven.
 Dr. James film and talk was on "Humanizing Arithmetic" and was of the interesting manner in which pupils of today are taught arith- metic. There were samples of Work from different schools, that of Vol colt being a map made of the Woodtick and Spindle Hill disericts Wilson Dakin, senior supervisor also talked on the subject arith- ..a4i. rx.no xx,os eoryad hu the Reth-