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(Continued from Page 1) County looking for jobs. Both have suffered brain injuries. One is a former bricklayer who’s looking for outdoor work. The other is a mechanic who is still capable of doing automotive repairs by needs "by the job” rather than "by the hour” employment since he works with less speed.
Vuxton and Lambelet also are soliciting clients through the Rappahannock Welfare Department and Mental Health Clinic. Handicapped persons looking for a job may contact PWI through those agencies or by calling FORE workshop in Remington at 439-8368.
The two men are available to talk to local civic and church groups to explain Projects With Industry’s program. Most importantly, they will meet with businessmen interested in hiring handicapped individuals.
"We’d be glad to arrange a visit to give a prospective employer more information,” Vuxton said. “And they’d be
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