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ing. On Saturday, four members "of' the Rappahannock Lions Club — Dick Markham, J. R. Goolsby, E^u-' gene Tucker and Sid Mank painted the building.
During the week, Mrs. Maj^k said, Ed Clark will be completing the finish carpentry to ready the" space for storage. “And,” she added," “the Rappahannock Lions have graciously agreed to truck all the equjp- . ment from its present location to its ( new home, located behind Family Worship Center on Mt. Salem Ave-1 nue in Washington.”
Mrs. Mank also noted that ‘Hve wish the members of the community to remember that these aids am‘bn. hand for anyone who needs them. There is no fee for their use and they' may be kept for as long as the patient needs them. ' V
Anyone who is in need of convalescent equipment should contaft the Loan Closet by calling 675-3331, the Rappahannock County Sheriffs Department dispatch office nonemergency number. That office will relay the request to one of the Loan Closet’s volunteers, who will arrange for loan of the necessaryequipment, Mrs. Mank said. '* 1
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