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rvents wm ; a full day of entertainment on the Fourth oi 7, glared for the entire family. All Urn vendors who have reserved space along Gay p®re. to be set up and ready to go by 10 a.m., said ‘ Roach, chief of the Washington Volunteer Fire, tment, which sponsors the annual event as its or fundraiser.: « Also beginning at 10 a.in., the Rappahannock ' will hold its annual book sale at the Library on ' St, This year, an added bonus will be “Books by the for those who wish to accumulate an instant '-?* /. The library will also be selling line art prints. At Trinity Episcopal Church, “Heavenly Dips," “Holy Chow" and the “Resurrection Section” will be the diger of the day if you’re interested in ice cream, a hot lunch or white elephant items, respectively. The Washington Baptist Church will also he holding i, with other food items and drinks as well. At the Town Hall, located adjacent to the > on Gay St. , the Washington Volunteer Fire Across the street on the lot next to the . annock National Bank, there will be a beer mm and vineyard, with hot sausage, copa on the And, on the lawn of Avon Hall, a number of antique [classic automobiles will be on display. At noon, a patriotic pageant will beheld on the steps File Courthouse. At 11:50 a.m., church bells will ring as . ■ ■ - - ■ . .. . lenee.