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Benefit to aid stricken baby

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Contributed by: Voney Trujillo on 9/28/2007

Paige Hiltz was born with a terminal illness called Hydroensephalous. When she was born in September of 2005, they did not expect her to live six months. Now she is turning 2! When Paige was only 1, her mother Candace Hiltz, was murdered. The case is still unsolved. Grandma has taken over the care of Paige and needs our help!

There will be a birthday party and benefit from 6 to 10 p.m. Oct. 7 at the Fox and the Hound, 120th Avenue and Sheridan Boulevard. There will be food, fun and a DJ. There will be a $6 cover charge for food and 1/2 will go for Paige. For more information or to donate, call Voney at 720-365-2141.

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