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son, Adrian Mallory, II, born Thursday, Jan. 18. He weighed in at eight pounds four ounces and was 20 inches long. The happy family live in Quail Ridge, Amissville.
Congratulations also to Jim and Catherine Paul who managed to get out of Washington during the Blizzard of ‘96 to head to Hawaii for a well-deserved vacation.
More volunteers are needed at the Warrenton Crisis Pregnancy Center located in the Waterloo Square at 578 Old Waterloo Road in Warrenton, next to Child Health Services building. They are also in need of baby items from infant to two years. The greatest need at the moment is for crib sheets and infant towels/ wash cloths.
To volunteer or obtain details on counseling training, call 347-7770. Also call this number 24 hours a day i^you find yourself in a crisis pregnancy situation. Services are free to clients.
To raise needed funds, a Walk-aThon will be held in late spring and the group, “Last Assignment” will hold a benefit concert on March 23 at New Covenant Fellowship in Manassas.
The Charlottesville Crisis' Pregnancy Center’s Walk for Life > will be held in Culpeper May 4. For more details, call Lindy Dimeo, 8291004.
"Have a great week and thanks for leaving news at Hackley’s by 5 p.m. Sundays.
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