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best free shows of the year. It may not be the 4th of July, but there are plenty of “fireworks” at the local fire hall, and lots of laughs and real bargains to be had for the bidding.

Here’s what you need to know to make this worthy project a big success. These are the designated Lions in your neighborhoods who will answer your questions, arrange for pick ups or let you know where to drop off donations and how to get signed receipts for your items to be auctioned:

J. R. Goolsby (675-3194) Amissville/Viewtown area; Guy Foster (987-8939) and Carson Johnson (987-8720) Sperryville/Peola/Slate Mills area; Paul Nichols (675-3500) and Roger Welch (675-3686) Chester Gap/Flint Hill/Huntly; John Hartline (987-8679) Washington area (except town); chairman Kermit Weakley (6753246) town of Washington; and Bob Anderson (987-8206) and Joel Daczewitz (987-8395) Woodville/Castleton/Scrabble area.

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