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If you have an interesting collection to tell us about, call Sandy at 724-282-8000, Ext. 252.

The Armstrong Regional Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance is organizing support groups for people suffering from mood disorders and for their spouses and other close family and friends.The Armstrong Regional chapter serves Armstrong, Butler and Indiana counties and is seeking to form one or more support groups, depending on interest.An organizational meeting will be held from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Jan. 26 in the private dining room on the second floor of Butler Memorial Hospital, East Brady Street.For information, call 724-297-3140 or armstrongregionalDBSA@hotmail.com.Beauty experts aid women with cancerThe American Cancer Society and Butler Memorial Hospital will host a "Look Good ... Feel Better" program from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the hospital, East Brady Street.Volunteer beauty professionals will teach women with cancer how to deal with some of the side effects of cancer treatment.For information or to register for the free program, call the American Cancer Society at 888-227-5445.

The Paul Laurence Dunbar is beginning its winter term of Kinderclub, a learning program for children ages 3 to 5.The program is held from noon to 1 p.m. Fridays at the center, 501 Fairground Hill Road.For details or to register, call the center at 724-287-5648.

WINFIELD TWP — The Saxonburg Sportsman's Club will host its Winter Game Feed at 5:30 p.m. Saturday at the Winfield Township Fire Hall, 200 Brose Road.Participants should take a main dish that features wild game, a side dish or a dessert to share. Beverages and place settings will be provided.Admission is free, and the event will include raffles and prizes. For information or directions, contact club president Dave Gundlach at 724-352-3543.

Buses are scheduled to depart from Butler County Monday morning to participate in the March for Life in Washington, D.C.The pro-life rally and march marks the anniversary of the Supreme Court's Roe vs. Wade decision in 1973, which legalized abortion.Pennsylvanians for Human Life is organizing the bus trips, which will return to the county by midnight. Most buses will leave at about 6 a.m.To participate, contact the bus coordinator in the desired departure area:<B>Butler:</B>Richard McLafferty, 724-282-1551 or Larry Black, 724-482-4077<B>Northern Butler County:</B>Olivia Smith, 724-894-2434<B>Cranberry Township:</B> Bill Slusser, 724-772-7962<B>Middlesex Township:</B> Gretchen Cararie, 724-898-2529<B>Meridian:</B> Ray Ferguson, 724-282-4298<B>Zelienople:</B> John Healy, 724-775-3059