The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-01

9 Friday at Crosby and in home cooking, given from to 9 Monday and Tuesday at Crosby. Mrs. Ryan will also devote one class to De- fense Knitting" on Tuesday after noon 2:30 to 4:30 at Crosby.
 Literacy and Americanization classes will be conducted by Miss Ethel Shiller rom 9-11:15 Tuesday and Friday mornings at the Bron- son library; 9-1l:15 Wednesday and Thursday mornings at Slocum school; 2-4:15, Monday and Tuesday at Wilby ihgh. Literacy and Americanization classes will also be conducted by Miss Gertrude Fogar- ty from 9-11 Monday and Tuesday mornings at Webster school; We'd nesday and Thursday in the base ment of St. Ann's church; 1:30- 3:30 Monday and Wednesday at Merriman school; Tuesday and Fri- day in the basement of St. Ann's church.
 Miss Eleanor Egan, literacy teacher, will hold her sessions as follows: 9-11:l5 a. n., Monday, Wednesday and Thursday at Dug gan; 2-4:15 Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at Tinker school; Monday and Wednesday at Barnard school.
 Literacy Classes
 Instructor in literacy, Mrs. Marie O'Donnell, will have the following classes: 8:30 to 10:30 a. m. and 10:30 to 12:30 on Monday, Tuesday, We'd nesday, Thursday and Friday at the Pearl Street Community Center. A new course entitled, Democracy = what 1t Is and why we want it", will by announced by the literacy department in the near future.
 In the arts and crafts department, Albert Spagnola will conduct a workshop on the following days: M o n d;.y, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 2-5 at Crosby high school; 7-9 on Mon- day, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
 "Know Thyself," course in anatomy and physiology will be given by Albert Genua on Monday and Thursday evenings, 7-9, at Crosby high school. MT. Genua will also teach Shop Mathematics, 2-4:30, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons; and 7-9 Tuesday and Friday night at Crosby high school.
 Business English and expression will be taught by Francis Pelletier, Monday evening, 7-9, at Crosby, and course in Better English, 7-9, Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
 Mrs. Lena 0. Healy will conduct a course il piano instruction, giving students an excellent foundation in piano playing. Students have the use of fine musical instruments, upon which to learn the technique of piano playing. The course in- cludes theory and elementary har- mony. Mrs. Healy's instruction in group piano-study has been dds tinguished in the past with the great rapidity with which her pupils are able to perform. Piano classes will meet 3-5 p. rn, Monday, Tues day, Thursday and Friday, at Crosby; 7-9 p. rr1., Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Tn addition, her classes attend Metropolitan Opera performances and give pri- vate recitals. Social events are also tied in with musical experiences.
 A course in artistic drawing and painting will be given on Saturday from 1:30 to 4:30 at the Holy Ghost convent, under the guidance of MT. Pelletier.
 Symphonic Music
 Appreciation of symphonic music, embodied in the learning to- listen" classes will continue on Monday night from 7:15 to 9:30 in the music room of the Bronson library, under the direction of Walter Trimble and Miss Paulette Wolozin; Waterbury Pops" concerts will be presented by a--