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By BOB SCOTT

Rappahannock Ncwa Contributing Writer

Have we got a deal for you! It’s an offer you really can’t refuse. At least we hope you won’t.

The Rappahannock Lions are on the prowl again. They’re searching for all the things you no longer need, haven’t looked at for years, or haven’t even unpacked from the last move.

Some of your good neighbors could use what you could do without. The Lions will come and pick up what you donate, sign an official receipt and you can “write it off’ as a deductible donation.

So what do you say, neighbors? Hey, it’s finally spring! The grass is getting greener, the fruit trees are flowering and it’s time to get ready for the annual Lions Auction.

Do you remember “sulphur and molasses?” Well, at least you’ve heard of “spring house cleaning.” You haven’t? Bless your youthful hearts. It’s an authentic American tradition. But

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