Thanks, Fayette: Jitterbuggers jump off to great start locally

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In addition, thanks go out

to the following companies who have supported us: Attina

Music, Best Buy, Coca Cola and Coca Cola Enterprises,

Coleman Associates, Chick-Fil-A, Fayette County Board of

Education, Hedley Associates, Group VI Developers,

Kroger, Lithonia Lighting, Peachtree Christian Church,

Peachtree City Government and the Commission on Children

and Youth, Pizza Hut, Rhodes Furniture and Regents Bank

(formerly Fayette County Bank).

Plans for summer and early

fall '99 include: Phase II will open in July '99 with

"The Warehouse Retro Dance Room," "Sports

Room Showcase," and Arcades by Action Vend of

Fayetteville.

Designs for the school

mural contest are being submitted and the winning school

will receive a 2-hour swing dance party. An alliance with

Dance City, New York, N.Y., will help showcase the

benefits of dance for our young people.

Future major booking events

with the city of Fayetteville Main Street operations,

Starr's Mill High School and Panther Booster Club will

further expand our commitment to fulfill our mission of

providing quality entertainment to the young people of

our community.

Finally, looking into the

year 2000, with the successful launch of Jitterbuggers in

Peachtree City, additional expansion in other cities in

Georgia will take place. The three cities that have

already requested Jitterbuggers Teen Club to expand into

their areas will also help their communities and improve

the quality of their young people's lives.

Access our website at

http.//www. ptconline.org/jitterbuggers/. The Original

Jitterbuggers Teen Club is proud to call Peachtree City

and the Fayette County community home base.

Richard Thompson,

President

Jitterbuggers Teen Club

Peachtree City

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