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Wolf Visits

Aileen Plant

Job Fair Scheduled

' By SHARON KILPATRICK

/ Rappahannock Newt Staff Writer ' ..

Congressman Frank Wolf, R-lOth District, came by the Rappahannock News building last Tuesday to ask “What’s new?” and heard the Aileen plant is to shut down in early October.

By Wednesday he was at the plant talking with employees about helping them get new jobs.

He said he would organize a job fair at a public place and invite companies with job openings to come and conduct interviews. By the weekend the job fair had been scheduled for 1 to 4 p.m. Wednesday September 14 at the Amissville Fire Hall. Rep. Wolf said the job fair would be for anyone who is looking for a job, not just Aileen employees.

He said that similar job fairs had been successful in helping people put out of work by the planned closing of Vint Hill Farm Station. “I hope we get companies with more jobs than there are people here,” he said. 1

He admitted some might not be able to find jobs as good as they had at Aileen, but others might find better jobs, he said.

“Will these be companies with jobs overseas?” one woman asked. The women at the plant let Rep. Wolf know they did not want to work for a company that sent jobi

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