SENIOR CITIZENS

AARP 3104
XCanfield AARP 3104 will meet for lunch at 1 p.m. Monday at A La Cart Catering, 429 Lisbon St., Canfield. Members are encouraged to carpool. The speaker will be Myron Young, the former state commander for the VFW organization.
Reservations are still available for the Circle Michigan trip July 14-18. A trip is also planned to Carousel Dinner Theatre for the dinner show, "Carousel," on Sept. 24. Nonrefundable deposits are being accepted for the annual Mystery Trip on Oct. 17 and also for the Millennium Theatre in Lancaster, Pa., Nov. 18-19 to see "Miracle of Christ." Call (330) 533-6071 for details.
The next directors meeting will be held at 10 a.m. July 28 at the Canfield Presbyterian Church.
AARP 3105
XStruthers Chapter 3105, AARP, will meet at 11 a.m. July 16 at The Embassy in Youngstown. Harold Milligan will preside, and reservations must be made by Monday by sending checks to Laverne Cox, 241 Manor Ave., Struthers, Ohio 44471.
AARP 4339
XAustintown Chapter 4339, AARP, will hold a picnic from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday at Straley Pavilion. Tickets are $3 and can be purchased from Pat Chamberlain, (330) 799-1219. Those attending are asked to take a casserole and place setting. Entertainment will be by Steel Valley Harmonica Club.Doris Snyder is accepting reservations at (330) 799-0670 for the following trips: Aug. 6, Hawaiian dinner cruise on the Gateway Clipper; Sept. 6, Ohio River Sternwheeler Festival; Oct. 21-24, Shenandoah Valley; and Dec. 20, Capital Music Hall Christmas Show. No meeting planned for August.
AFSCME 128
XAFSCME Retirees Subchapter 128 will meet at 1 p.m. July 14 at Trinity Evangelical Church, 2742 North Road N.E., Warren. New members are welcome.
GOLDEN PILLARS
XGolden Pillars of St. Mary Byzantine Church will meet at noon Tuesday at St. Mary Assumption Social Center. Eleanor Hnat will preside. Members are urged to attend the 11 a.m. Mass prior to the meeting and are reminded to take their own table service. Birthdays and anniversaries will be observed, and bingo and cards will be played.
HAPPY WANDERERS
XFriday is the last day to make reservations for the Happy Wanderers' picnic to be held July 18 at the Corner House Christian Church. Payment is due prior to the picnic date. Lunch will begin at noon, and Angels for Animals will provide a program. Greeters will be Mary Bean, Charlotte Madasz, Dorothy and Cale Casto, and serving on the picnic committee will be Pat and Dick Osberg, Verda Tucker, Mary Minotti, Ellinor Passmore, Hilda Harder, Frank and Gerda Mitrovich, George and Lois
Singer, Charlotte Madasz, Kitty Diroll, Neva Zemka, and Jim and Helen Dunkerley. Members are asked to take small animal figurines and/or Beanie Baby animals for table decorations.
The next tour will be Aug. 20-23 to Wisconsin, which includes the Dells, the Tommy Bartlett Ski, Sky & amp; Stage Show, House on the Rock and a performance of "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" at the Fireside Dinner Theatre. Reservations are also being accepted for "Carousel" at the Carousel Dinner Theatre, Sept. 17; Fall Foliage Mystery Tour, Oct. 2 (standby list); Pennsylvania Grand Canyon tour to Wellsboro, Pa., Oct. 21-22; and Light Up Pittsburgh Night aboard the Gateway Clipper, Nov. 21. For more information call (330) 534-2759.
JCC
XEvents for the senior adult program at the Jewish Community Center are as follows: Monday, talk with a social worker from 11 to 11:45 a.m. and a lunch of garden salad, baked ziti, Italian green beans, garlic bread and rice pudding at noon, and Wednesday, a lunch of tomato soup, linguini with broccoli, rolls and coconut-cream pie.
J.C. PENNEY
XJ.C. Penney Retirees will meet at noon Tuesday for its annual picnic at the Ex-servicemen's Pavilion at Boardman Township Park. Members are asked to take their own place setting and a casserole or dessert to share.
LIBERTY
XLiberty Senior Citizens will meet at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Church Hill United Methodist Church fellowship hall with Rosemary Demi presiding. Betty Modzel, chairman, has planned a program with guest speakers Karen and Enoch Todd of Trumbull Blindness and Rehabilitation Services in Warren. Donated used eyeglasses will be given to the Warren Lions Club. Members are reminded to take a sack lunch. Beverages will be provided. Hostesses will be Margaret Beasley, Sylvia Ezzo and Hulda Flowers.
The following trips have been planned: July 17-18, Chesaning Showboat and Frankenmuth, Mich.; Aug. 6, Carousel Dinner Theatre for matinee performance of "Kiss Me, Kate"; Sept. 17-18, Lancaster, Pa.; Oct. 15, fall tour; and Nov. 11, Engelbert Humperdinck at Capitol Music Hall and tour of Oglebay Park. Nonmembers are welcome on trips; call Naomi Tremba for reservations or information, (330) 534-1352.
LOCAL 64
XIBEW Local 64, electrician retirees, will meet at noon Wednesday at Marc's Landing at Guilford Lake.
LOCAL 880
XUFCW Local 880 Retirees will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Lucianno's Restaurant in Austintown. New members are welcome. Plans will be completed for the picnic to be held at 12:30 p.m. Aug. 12 at Fellows Riverside Gardens in Mill Creek Park. Reservations may be made at the meeting or by calling (330) 544-5656. Dues are payable at any meeting.
MCDONALD
XMcDonald Seniors will meet at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the library at Woodland Park United Methodist Church. Members are reminded to take a sack lunch. There will be a program on the Ohio Bicentennial.
MOUNT CARMEL
XOur Lady of Mount Carmel Seniors will have no meeting in July. Members wishing to attend the Aug. 13 picnic must make reservations by Aug. 1 by calling Angie DeFlore, (330) 755-7291.
RETIRED POLICE, FIREFIGHTERSAND WIDOWS
XRetired Police, Firefighters and Widows will hold its annual picnic at 5 p.m. Thursday at Chestnut Hill Pavilion, Mill Creek Park. Members are to take their own place setting and a gift for the raffle, and those with last names beginning with A through H are to take salad; I through Q, casseroles; and R through Z, desserts.
ROYAL
XRoyal Seniors will meet at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Multipurpose Center at Boardman Township Park for the annual picnic. The day will feature lunch, supper, games and prizes. Members also may take $6 in an envelope for the August meeting. For information call (330) 781-9228.
ST. ANTHONY
XSt. Anthony Seniors will have a picnic Tuesday at Tod Park, Girard. Rolls and coffee will be available at 10 a.m., and lunch will be at 12:30. Those attending are asked to provide table covers. Raffle tickets are to be turned in, and there will be bingo, cards and a 50-50 drawing.
Tony Valley is accepting reservations at (330) 759-1333 for the Aug. 4 trip to the MGM Casino in Detroit, the Aug. 21 trip to Mountaineer Park for the Wayne Newton show and the Oct. 16 trip to the park for a Paul Anka show. A pizza workers breakfast will be July 15 at Denny's on Belmont Avenue.
ST. CYRIL
XSt. Cyril Seniors will meet after the 11 a.m. Mass on Thursday for a picnic in the church hall, where a catered lunch will be served at noon. The cost is $5.50 and reservations are required by Monday. Dues of $5 will be collected, birthdays and anniversaries will be observed, and there will be a 50-50 drawing and bingo. New members over 50 are welcome.
SAXON
XSaxon Retirees will meet at noon Thursday in the club ballroom for a picnic dinner. Cost is $7, and reservations must be made or canceled today by calling Mary and Lou Stark, (330) 792-2674; Rose Untch, (330) 726-7149; or Teri Laret, (330) 799-2789.
SEARS MEN
XSears Men's Retirees will meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday for breakfast at the Yankee Kitchen in Boardman. For information call (330) 759-1487.
VIENNA
XVienna Senior Citizens will have a birthday party at 10 a.m. Thursday at Four Seasons Clubhouse, Youngstown-Kingsville Road N.E.
XUpcoming activities for senior citizens organizations are published Sundays. Please submit information to the Society Department by noon Thursday.