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llie Facility for Occupational and Rehabilitative Enterprises (FORE), , Ulc., a sheltered workshop headquarttffed'in Remington and Didlake Inc. have .announced a merger, effective JjMi.'l, 1996. *)•- Headquartered in Manassas, I&dlake has pledged its assets to assist FORE, and will retain the firm’s current staff members. Under the itierger agreement, FORE will now be kjiown as Didlake. ; ■ “This merger was initiated by the IJORE board of directors after a Strategic planning process,” according t$ FORE’s President Donald A. Plebuch of Warrenton. “It is a chance m , .» to improve services dramatically now and create the potential for growth as
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