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By GEORGE SHARP
Rappahannock News Contributing Writer
With one week to go, the Rappahannock Lions Club is busily gathering contributions for its annual benefit auction, which finances the club’s youth programs, programs for the elderly, and sight and hearing rehabilitation (which has long been a specialty of the International Lions Club movement).
This year, the club has assembled an impressive array of donated items, including home furnishings, appliances, tools, and implement of all kinds which are offered at auction only if they are in good shape.
They generally sell at bargain prices, to the benefit of the buyers as well as to the Club’s social services. The list includes refrigerators, lawn furniture, home furniture, a cyclone seeder (practically new), electric ovens, luggage, a gasoline
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