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When Mr. Bruner was asked about the cost of such a home, he said that the capital would be prorated according to the population. Percentages for each of the counties and cities in our district have been worked out. Rappahannock's share works out at 8.65%. Rockingham would pay 20.96%, since ah' has the greatest population. Once >the home was put into operation, the income would come from the counties on the basis of the number of. people in the home. If any county had no one in the home at one time, they'would not have to pay. ' . C
Mr. Bruner said that representatives from several counties and from the State Department of Welfare and Institutions had recently visited the Remount Station near Front Royal and were , most favorably impressed with the possibilities it had of • being converted into a district home. The • Patrick Henry Hospital had been an embarkation center during the war and had cost about 950,006 to remodel and equip. Mr. Bruner •aid the Remount Station was in far better shape than the Patrick Henry Home had been and would (Sea DISTRICT HONI, Page •> '*J
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