Summer job fair, mowing clinic set for local youth

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One-stop shopping

for a summer job will be featured at two job fairs scheduled next week

at local high schools.

At least 15

employers will attend, hunting eager young workers for such posts as sales

positions at The Avenue shopping center and lifeguard positions at local

pools.

The job fair

will be at McIntosh High School from 5-8 p.m. Wednesday and at Starr's

Mill High School from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Thursday.

The job fair

is open to all students 16-21 years old, but there will be limited employment

opportunities available for 15-year-old students also.

The event is

sponsored by the youth services division of the Peachtree City Recreation

Department and the Peachtree City Youth Advisory Board.

Youths who

aren't old enough to hold a job at a local business are invited to attend

a clinic that will help them start a lawn service in their local neighborhoods.

The "Mowing for Dollars" clinic will be held Tuesday, May 8

and Thursday, May 10 at the UGA Extension Service Office in the Stonewell

Municipal Administrative Complex at the corner of Ga. Highways 54 and

85 in Fayetteville.

The cost of

the workshop is $5 to cover materials. A minimum of eight teens is necessary

to conduct the workshop.

For more information,

contact Bernice Wassell and 770-631-2542.

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