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(Continued from Page 1) Robert Huntly in a telephone interview. “We offer a wide range of programs for the handicapped from the lowest to the highest level.” According to Huntly. FORE currently served 39 handicapped individuals. “We hope to expand to 50—our limit—by June,” he added. “We’re trying to bring in more people from the outlying areas—Rap^ pahannock. Madison and Orange.”
With a fleet of vans, FORE provides door-to-door service, picking clients up in the morning and returning them home in the afternoon.
At ADAC in Warrenton, mentally retarded adults are taught independent living skills. They learn cooking, sewing, and how to shop and handle money, survival* reading, personal hygiene and other skills needed dayto-day.
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