The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-01
Enrolment Underway
 For Organization Of
 Various Spring Units
Physical Conditioning, Cooking, Sewing, PhOtOg. raphy, Music, AmericanizatiOn, Arts Listed
 in Extensive Project

Starting Monday, March 3rd, an opportunity to learn something new and exciting is afforded Water burians through the new spring pro- gram in adult education, designed to fulfill the needs of the new so- cial and recreational side of defense. For the individual who wishes a Streamline figure or who finds him. self exceedingly tense and wishes to learn to relax, instructor Tom Pat terson will conduct a physical recre- ation program for men 2 to g Tues day evening; a swimming class for women 2 to 9 Friday evening; and American badminton for men and women from 5 to p. m. on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, as well as z to g p. m. on Monday, Thursday and Friday. Glasses will be held in the Crosby high school gymnasium.
 Photography
 As national defense becomes more vital, the clever amateur photogra- pher will surely find a niche in 1t. Expert instruction in photography will be given by Fred Colucci, who will teach all phases of the subject through workshop and group in- struction. The course will include negative making; sharpness, expo sure and development; filter con- trol; mounting, toning, color in photography and oil coloring of pic- lures; paper negatives, canvas sen- sitizing, light control and negative retouches. Classes will meet at Cros- by high school from 9 to 4:30 Mon- day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
 Of particular interest is Miss Mary Byrne's Defense Sewing" class, which offers instruction in a highly important and necessary trade. The . class will meet from 2 to 5 Monday and Thursday afternoons at Leaven- worth high school; 2 to 4:30 on Tues- day in Hendricken school; Wednes- day at the B. w. Tinker school. Miss Byrne will also conduct a regular sewing class from 2 to 9 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday nights at Crosby high school. Mem- bers of this course will be given in- dividual instruction in fine work manghip, starting with the funda- mentals of good sewing and includ- ing stitching, needlepoint work, pattern -study, design, and other specialized phases of sewing. Mem bers of the class may make anything they wish in the regular sewing class.
 Sewing Glasses
 Competent instruction in sewing will also be given by Miss Anne Ryan, whose schedule is as follows: 3 to 4:30 Monday, Thursday and Friday at Crosby high school; 1:30 to 400 Tuesday at the H. s. Chase school; 9 to 5 Wednesday at Wash- ington Park House; 2 to 9 p. m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at Crosby high school. Miss Mae O'Brien, whose sewing eXhibi- tions have won her an enviable rep- utation as @ sewing teacher, will conduct sewing classes from 1:45 to 4:30 Tuesday afternoon at Duggan school; 2 to 4 Friday at Crosby high school, and 3 to Wednesday at Leavenworth high school. Evening classes will meet from 6:45 to 800 o'clock on Monday, Tuesday, Thurs day and Friday at Crosby; ' to 9:30 Wednesday at the Chase park house.
 Another class of interest to women is @ new cooking class to be under the supervision of Mrs Theresa Ryan. The new course, en- titled Plain Cookery to Keep the Family Happy" will be taught from s to 2 and 2 to 9 p. m. Thursday at Crosby. Mrs. Ryan will also con- tinue her popular cooking classes, which excell in speciality cooking (pies and pastry> offered from 2 to