The program will offer group meetings of five to eight children of the same age, trained adults to provide compassionate guidance and support, activities designed to develop coping skills and a place where children can share feelings. Children may register through Feb. 9. Information and resources are also available for parents and guardians. Jane Seamster at 677-8516 will answer any questions you might have. The Key City Squares will host the free night of family fun in an alcohol and tobacco free environment.
Singles are welcome.
Ed Hart will be the master of ceremonies and cowboy stew will be served. Set aside time from 4-8 p.m. Saturday to attend the Cactus Lions Club's 22nd annual spaghetti dinner in the Abilene High School cafeteria. All proceeds will go to projects to benefit handicapped children. You can get them at the door or from any Cactus Lions Club member. Take-out will be available if you want it.