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garage or the tool shed—we know it’s a priceless “family heirloom”, an ancient “antique”, a unique work of “art” or just the right “gizmo” or “gimmick” you’ll need to fix an unexpected crisis — next month — or next millennium?

If you didn’t have things like that, you wouldn’t be human. Oh, you know we’re kidding about the “trash” and the “junk”, we’ll take the good stuff too, but you may not realize that we can take a “liability” and turn it into an “asset” if the Lions recycle it for a neighbor who needs it.

We’re earlier this year. May 4 at the Washington Fire Hall can be a lucky day for someone to get a real bargain by bidding on what you’ve donated. Whatever you donate to the Lion’s Auction is a tax deduction for your 2002 taxes. That way you save by helping us to serve.

Once again our neighbor Bill Payne will keep the show going with fun and excitement. If you’ve ever experienced his auctioneering showmanship you know what we mean. If you’ve never been in one of his audiences at an auction then come this year and enjoy the best free show.

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