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Page 6 Massena, N.Y. Observer, Thursday, August 22,1974 Snf*$&K&tfo 5%3- AHMUHcetnerifa <» Social 1tew4> ^^•••^••^••••***+*4r+*****************^ | Club Notes AUGUST _ 19/4 5 M I W T t S - - l 2 3 I 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 ^•^•••^^••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••^ ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEETS EACH THURSDAY Alcoholics Anonymous meets each Thursday' night 8:30, St. John's Episcopal Church Parish Hall, Main St., Massena. Convenient parking- space available from Laurel Ave. entrance, for the downstairs meeting room. Mailing address Box 164, Massena or phone 769-2191 after 5 p.m. HOMEMAKERS WORKSHOPS EACH WEDNESDAY MORNING The Neighborhood Center will sponsor a workshop for homemakers each Wednesday morning from 9:00 to 11:00, meeting at Massena Neighbor-, hood Center at (former) Lincoln School. Instruction will be given in sewing, knitting, crocheting; cooking, as well as hints on child discipline, nutrition and housekeeping. TRADES GROUP MONTHLY MEETING \The Aluminum Industrial Trades Association will hold its regular meeting each month on the last Thursday at 7:30, at the Norfolk Rod and Gun Club. All problems will be discussed and solutions sought. Bring a friend to listen to these informative meetings. Refreshments. VFW AUXILIARY MEETS EACH SECOND MONDAY The Ladies Auxiliary of Earl J. Santimaw Post 1143,'VFW, meets each second Monday at 7:00, at the Post Home. Ladies are requested to bring sandwiches for a social hour following each meeting! V.F.W. DANCE EVERY SATURDAY Tex, Jerry, and Charlie play every Saturday night from 9:30 to 1:30 at the Massena VFW Hall. Members and guestsarewelcome. > AMERICAN LEGION MEETS FIRST MONDAY American Legion Post 79 meets the first Monday of each month, at 8:00 p.m. in the Post Home on East Orvis Street., ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEETS EACH SUNDAY Alcoholics Anonymous meets each Sunday night at 8:30 at UAW Hall, Andrews St. Open Discussion Group. For contact, phone 769-2353. SWEENEY VFW POST 7326 : MEETS FIRST WEDNESDAY Samuel Sweeney VFW Post 7326 North Lawrence, meets first Wed- nesday of each month, at 8:00 p.m., at the Ppst Home. MOOSE LODGE MEETS 1st AND 3rd THURSDAY The Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge 1110 mee.ts.the first and third Thursday of themonth-at 8:00 at its hall on Ames St. SWEENEY VFW AUXILIARY MEETS THIRD THURSDAY The Ladies Auxiliary of Samuel Sweeney .Post 7326, VFW, North Lawrence meets the third Thursday of each month, T- - STUDEBAKER DRIVERS CLUB MEETS LAST WEDNESDAY The Studebak'er Drivers Club (St. Lawrence Valley Chapter)-will \meet „the last Wednesday evening each month, at 7:30, at Massena Memorial Library, Glenn St., .to preserve and acquire more knowledge on famous Studebaker cars and trucks. New members welcome. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEETS EVERY SATURDAY Alcoholics Anonymous meets each Saturday night at 8:30\ at Emmanuel Congregational Church, West Orvis St., downstairs. Central Discussion Group. For contact, phone either 769-2353 or 769-9070. BRASHER CENTER RECREATION CLUB MEET Brasher Center. Recreation Club meets the first Tuesday of each* month at 7:30. LCBA MEETS EACH SECOND MONDAY LCBA will meet the second Monday of every month at 8:00 p.m. in Sacred Heart Social Hall. VFW POST 1143 MEETS 2nd AND 4th MONDAYS Earl J. Santimaw VFW Post 1143 meets every second and fourth Monday each month at 7:00 p.m. at the Post Home, 300 Main St. AMVETS, MASSENA POST 4 MEETS SECOND SATURDAY Gerald R. Roy AMVETS, Post 4, meets every second Saturday morning at 10:00, each month, at the Old VFW Hall, 577 South Main St. AMVETS, AUXILIARY POST 4 MEETS EVERY 4th MONDAY . Gerald R. Roy AMVETS, Post 4, meets every fourth Monday evening at 7:30 each month, at the Old VFW HaH, 577 South Main St. MACCABEES TENT HIVE 575 MEETS 1st, 3rd THURSDAYS The Maccabees Tent Hive 575, will meet the first and third Thursdays of each month, at 8:00 p.m., at 222 Center St. • ' : ODD FELLOWS MEET EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT St. Lawrence Lodge 882, Odd Fellows, meet every Friday night at 8 o'clock in the Odd Fellows Temple, Maple St. V.F.W. DANCE EVERY SATURDAY The Loie Shampine Trio, composed of Loie, Joe and Larry, will play every Saturday night, 9:30 to 1:30, at the Massena VFW. Hall. Members and guests are welcome. I AC IVK AUXILIARY MEETS FIRST MONDAY Italian-American Civic Association Auxiliary meets first Monday of every month, starting at 7:30. TfOCK-MlNERALCEUB MEETS FIRST THURSDAY St. Lawrence County Rock and Mineral Club meets the first Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m., at the Methodist Church in Potsdam. ALCOHOLISM COUNSELOR HERE EACH FRIDAY John Murphy, Alcoholism Counselor of St. Lawrence County Alcohol Referral Serviceywill be in Massena - every Friday from 10:00 until 12:00 noon at the Catholic Charities Office, 22 Main St., to discuss problem drinking or Alcohol Abuse with anyone con- cerned with the problem. This service is provided to the community by the County Board of Supervisors and' County Mental Health Board. DEER RIVER GRANGE EVERY THIRD FRIDAY Deer River Grange 702 will hold its meeting the third Friday of the month until further notice. * m~' DENNIS FREGOE COUPLEHONORED. The Seventh Annual Clark Street picnic was held last. Wednesday evening, Aug. 14, -on the beautiful bac^ard of Mrs. George Ure. Twelve families, totaling 35, were in attendance. Highlighting the occasion, was honoring Mr. and Mr§. Dennis (Eva) Fregoe, who both celebrated their 80th birthday Sunday, Aug; 11,1974. Their very dear^frierid,JVIrs'_GeorgeJJre^madejtheJ3irthdaymake^and another gift, lovely autographed personalized drawing depicting each family, was made by Miss Karen Genaway and Bryan Almasian, .„'-''' SUNDOWNERS LIONS CLUB MEETS 2nd-4th TUESDAY Sundowners Lions Club meets second and fourth Tuesday of every month, at Sheraton Inn, 6:30. NORFOLK LEGION POST MEETS FIRST WEDNESDAY Regular monthly meeting of John Adams Jr. Post 925, American Legion of Norfolk, meets on the first Wed- nesday of every month. DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS DATES-HOURS Thomas S. Bushnell Chapter 171, Disabled American Veterans, meets the third Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m., Massena Town HaBVOfficeliours Al Saucier, Service Officer, every Wednesday, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, Town Hall (upstairs). JUNIOR GIRLS UNIT The Jr. Girls Unit to the Ladies Auxiliary of Earl J. Santimaw Post 1143* V.F.W. hold its regular'meeting the third tuesday of each month at 6:30 at the post rooms. Any girl interested in joining contact President Simpson 769- 8176 for details. . ' RECOVERY, INC. MEETSEVERYTUESDAY Recovery, Inc., systematic method of self-help aftercare for extremely nervous people, or ones who have been hospitalized from a mental upset, meets every Tuesday at 7:30 at the Parish Hall, downstairs choir room,. St.- John's Episcopal Church, 149 Main St., Massena. All interested persons welcome. Phone 764-0823. DIET WORKSHOP MEETS EVERY TUESDAY Diet Workshop meets every Tuesday at, 7:00 at First United Methodist Fellowship Hall. Guests always welcome. WEDDING PLANS — Mr and Mrs. Charles J. Taillon, Route 2, Madrid, announce the engagement of their daughter, ^Audrey A., to Steven Szafranski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Szafranski 515 King -Sty Ogdensburg. Thr bride-elect, a graduate of Madrid-Waddington, Cen- tral School, received her AAS degree in accounting in 1972 at Agricultural and Techni- cal College at Canton. Mr. Szafranski, a graduate of Ogdensburg Free Academy, served four years in the U.S. Air Force. Both are employ- ed at St. Lawrence Univer- sity. An early summer, 1975 wedding is planned. DEAN'S LIST. Linda Robin- son, daughter of Mrs. Muriel Robinson, 6 Highland Ave., Massena, was named to the Dean^List of N YSCollege^f- Human Ecology at Cornell; University, Spring semester. She attained a cumulative grade point average of 3.54. Miss Robinson__will_he„a senior in September and graduate in June with Bache- lor of Science degree in Design. Then she plans to attend graduate school with major in Urban and Regional Planning. Calendar Observer Calendar RUMMAGE SALE, 99 Maple St., benefit of Research Room for Deaf at Norwood School, sponsored by LCBA. Continuous sale week days. BENEFIT GARAGE-BAKE SALE, 10 Haskell St., Massena, benefit Bethel Assembly Church, two days, Friday and Saturday, Aug. 23-24, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00. NEIGHBOR'S CRAFT MART. St. Regis Falls Scenic Campsite, Satur- day, Aug. 31, craft sales from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00p.m.; Closing Day Round- Square Dance from 7:30 to 11:30 with music by The Maple Sugar Boys with tickets $3 00 per couple and $2.00 per single. LAWRENCEVILLE FIREMEN'S- FIELD DAYS-BARBECUE, Saturday- Sunday, Aug. 24-25, softball games both days; Sunday, chicken barbecue at Fire Hall with chicken, salads, relish tray, rolls, coffee and dessert, from 11:00 a.m. to6:00. Adults $2.50, children $1.50. Games and pony rides. Refresh- ments and beverages at ball park. FOOD SALE, North Stockholm, Dyke's Store, sponsored by United Methodist Women of North Stockholm United Methodist Church, Friday, Aug. 30, beginning at 10:00 a.m. Co- chairmen are Mrs. Betty Cheney and Mrs. Lorraine Sessions. For special orders to be taken out, phone either Mrs. Eva Owney at 353-2065 or Mrs. Betty Cheney, 353-7368. Workshop To Give Free To Public String Concerts The annual. Star Lake Youth String Workshop sponsored by the Crane School of Music or State University College at Potsdam will be in session at the college's Star Lake Camp from August 25-31. Based on a wide range of experiences in chamber music for strings, the program is designed to serve the in- terests of junior and senior high school students. . .„',•».' *™ A string orchestra will also be for- med which will afford an opportunity for some of the students to perform solo works with accompaniment. Informal public concerts will be held Tuesday through Friday evenings with the resident staff and campers per- forming on Wednesday and Friday. Guest artists—the Carnegie String „Qyartet—newly-appointed artists-in- residence at the Crane School of Music—will present programs on Tues- day and Thursday evenings. The Carnegie Quartet includes LaMar Alsop and Jack Katz, violins; -NardQJEP&_viojaL[.and; Ruth Alsop, cello. \*\\ ! Among the Crane staff members participating in the workshop are Ruth Iogha, Harry Kobialka and John Jadlos assisted by student string quartets from within the Crane School. \• The evening concerts are scheduled for 8 p.m. There is no admission charge. SUMMER ITALIAN STYLE When mosquito bites, grass stains and ice cream-sticky fingers become too much to bear, close your .eyes and dream your way to Roma. There you are beautifully tan- ned, wearing a silk sundress beneath rose-tinted goggles, lazing away a. golden after- noon in the Eternal City at a chic sidewalk cafe. Shaded by a jaunty :red, white and—blue fringed Cinzano umbrella, you gra- ciously tell autograph seekers that no, you're not Sophia, nor even- Gina. And raven haired Romeo in the white Maserati who's been staring at ydu-could he be a paparazzi? You take another sensuous sip, Cinzano Sweet and JDiry Vermouths. Mixed, of course, on the rocks with perhaps a splash of soda.and a lemon twist, it's wonderfully refresh- ing. Just about the most v delicious accompaniment to people-watching, or anything else you have in mind for this perfect day.. Cinzano is a part of the Italian charm that's equally sensuai in _ America. J 1 -J ' Craft Mart August $1 The Neighbor's Craft Mart will hold its closing day round-square dance, Saturday, Aug. 31, from 7:30 to 11:30 at the St. Regis Falls Scenic Campsite, St. Regis Falls. Music will be by the Maple \Sugar Boys and tickets $3.00 a couple or $2.00 single. - . This has been an annual event since the Craft Mart opened three years ago, and hopefully will be carried out for many.years to come. ' Closing day sales will begin at 11:00 a.m. anicontinueuntil 4:00 piinrSome articles will be on sale throughout the evening. Times and places for Neighbor's Craft Mart-. Winter Sales will be publicized before each opening: CONSUMER O Episcopal Diocese Schedules Religions Meetings For Scouts ALBANY—A religious emphasis conference for Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and Explorers wiU be held at Beaver- Cross, the conference center of the Episcopal Diocese of Albany, on Otsego Lake near Cooperstown, Sept. 19-15. 15. The conference is open to any registered Boy Scout/ Girl Scout or Explorer and is being planned by the Diocesan Committee On Scouting; with Hector Buell of Johnstown M chairman. The theme of the conference is \Is The Choice Really Mine?\ and speakers will lead the talks in four areas of ' discussions. Time will.be provided to examine the choices in \Disdpleship \Vocation \Friendship and \Marriage and Family.\ Registrationrmay be made by using the regular • Beaver Cross brochure issued by , the Diocese of Albany and -which provides space for the Scouting Conference registrations and is available from any Episcopal Church in the diocesan area (the' northern 19 counties of New York State) or from the Diocesan office at 62 South Swan Street, AlDany 12210. L.__ 1.1 Registrations may also be made on the Scouting Conference brochure which is also available from the above sources - or from any Scout Council Office which serves any part of the diocesan area. All Boy Scout and Girl Scouts Council bf- fices have been supplied with brochures. Helping Your Synthetics Look Their Best METHODIST LAYMAN SPEAKER AT W. STOCKHOLM West Stockholm — Mr. Hunt, a layman from Watertown, will be the guest speaker Sunday morning, Aug. 25, in West Stockholm United Methodist Church. 10 Secretaries Sign for Course, Need 5 More Ten persons from Massena have signed up for the new non-credit en- vironmental relationships in business which will start at Canton ATC. Five more are needed. Consideration , will be given to conducting a course in Massena if a total of 15 are interested. For information, call Mrs. Madeline Balazs after 5 p.m. at 769-5918. The course is given as a review for those who are employed in secretarial positions to take Part 1 of the Certified Professional Secretary (CPS) examination. It is also recommended for secretaries who wish to update their skills in human relations as it applies to an organization. The course content and materials have been recommended by the National Secretaries Association. Classes will run from 7-9 p.m. on Tuesdays beginning September 17. Registrations and tuition of $30.00 are accepted until September 13 at the Office of Continuing Education, Room 616 Faculty Office Building, 386-7129. Your\ clothes of man- made fibers are wonderfully washable and packable, but they need special care if they're to look crisp and spotless in all kinds of weather. To take the strain out of stain-removing, here are some things you can do be- fore tossing your synthetics into the wash: 1. Treat each stain as soon as you find it, to avoid setting. 2. Always try plain cool water first on washable fab- rics. It is safest, and many •tains can be removed with water alone if they are treat- ed when they occur. 3. Cornstarch or talc will remove most greasy stains, particularly if you catch them before they are dry. Dust on, work into mate- rial, brush off. Repeat if necessary. 4. To remove many greasy stains which have been allowed to set, pour \Dynamo\ liquid laundry detergent directly onto spot and rub briskly. Then pour remainder of the quarter- cup into the load for your whole wash. It works great! 5. Steam from a boiling kettle can eliminate several difficult stains, for example, iodine or rust. First, squeeze lemon juice on the stain. For rust stains, if you can't use steam, apply lemon juice and salt and put material in the sun. 6. Apply ammonia to acid stains. 7. Chewing gum can be scraped off more easily if it is first hardened by rubbing with ice. 8. Hardened rubber ce- ment can be softened by rubbing with petroleum jel- ly and then removed with solvent. After stains are out, pro- ceed as usual with sorting, •oaking, washing and soften- ing. And remember, when using \Dynamo\ you need only V4 cup to treat your •tains and do your whole wash. <» ( !• wwr*r**v*-?vw » 1 *
