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There has recently been a clarification, if you will, of our gun laws here in Georgia. As I understand, it will now be legal for our school teachers to carry weapons to class. Although al-lowed, it has not been very well received by many of the school sys-tems and can opt out. The legislation also gave approval for guns in Churches (in certain circumstances). Ill admit, its been almost a half century since I was in high school, so you can call me old- fashioned and behind the times. But the weapon of choice in those days was the wooden paddle, used judiciously, of course. Perhaps I was not the best behaved student in class, but I was never shot by my teacher. (Although many of them probably wanted to!)

There was recently an interesting article in The Times Herald by local writer, Norma Haynes, reflecting how she fondly remembered her high school teachers. In light of this recent gun legislation, her article caused me to fantasize what it would have been like if my teachers had been armed. I may have been a little recalcitrant, but even I didnt require a pistol whipping or bullet in the arm to bring me into submission. At least most of the time. I can see it now; Mary Ella Camp with a six shooter strapped to her side, Miss. Louise Runble with a derringer in her garter, while Lillian McDonald would just leave her rifle lying, in full view, on her desk - ready for action. (For you younger generation, these were not young women but somewhat mature ladies - a little past retirement age) Scene one of this fantasy would show me passing a note across the aisle to another student. When Miss Merry Ella notices it, she pulls out her revolver and shoots the note right out of my hand with a bullet that continues on, passing through the top 16 inches of Eulonia McGillacuttys red beehive hairdo and lodging in the back wall. She blows across the smoking barrel, then returns the weapon to its place on her side as if nothing had happened. She had gotten our attention!

I can also visualize other teachers in garb. Perhaps Allyn Bell, then new to teaching, would be wearing an eleven gallon hat, two pearl handled pistols and a pair of wide fur chaps. Coach Max Hoss Bass might carry a double barrel shotgun on his right arm, breached open for safety. He probably wouldnt even need shells, as he could just walk up to a couple of the offending students and knock their heads to-gether. And I can just see our principal, Mr. O.P. Evens, dressed in a dignified old west suit with a string tie and star on his lapel. He was too nice a guy to shoot somebody.

So our teachers didnt carry guns back then - they didnt need them. A good paddling would do, or a note to your Mom or Dad. Or perhaps an hour after school. Sometimes we were late for class, chewed gum or dropped paper on the floor. The really bad ones didnt bring a pencil or paper to class or forgot to bring their homework. We didnt bring drugs to school or use them or sell them. There were no knives in our pockets or guns in the lockers. We had a respect for authority and our clothing was within the limits of decency. And I sure dont remember any gunfire between the teachers and students. If things can change this much in two or three generations, what does our future hold? How far can this go?

Its my opinion that you cant legislate society and make them do better. If that were so, lets just pass one more final law called Dont Do Anything Else Wrong. Its not politically correct these days to say we need to encourage decency, family values and respect for authority, as well as respecting ones self. We did it that way in earlier generations and it seemed to work. I am hopeful the pendulum will soon swing back to these values. But it will take the raising of children in a family environment where values and respect are demonstrated by the parents. Its not too late.

JoePost Script: I actually did exercise my right to civil disobedience in the eleventh grade. I, and a couple of my cohorts, decided not to wear socks under our penny loafers one day. Mr. Evans, promptly ex-ercised his right, sending us home for the day with a zero in each class. But that was OK. I probably wouldnt have made a significantly better grade anyway!

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By Joey HowardThe Coweta Shopper When visitors open the front door to Coweta County, they may find Mark Puckett or Donna OBrien or Lorraine LaRue greet-ing them. Not household names, you say. Well, it depends on who you ask. If you ask one of the 800-or-so visitors a month that venture into the Coweta County Welcome Centers in Downtown Newnan or Senoia, they likely have met at least one of the trio. You see, Mark, Donna and Lorraine are those visitors valuable source of information or curators so-to-speak when obtaining knowledge about Coweta and its goings on. Each center has brochures, pamphlets, magazines, newspa-pers, maps, souvenirs all the things newcomers and locals gravitate to when needing to know the what, when and where of Coweta. Not everyone that comes in is the typical definition of a visitor though, says LaRue, the Coweta County Convention & Visi-tors Bureau Coordinator for the Newnan center since 2011. We have people who have just moved to Coweta County and they are looking for information on the area. We have real estate agents come in and get a packet of in-formation for clients that are con-sidering moving to the county. And we have people who live here come in to see what the upcoming events are. But when visitors come from outside the area, the list of their home countries is impressive. In 2014 so far, people from as far away as China, Brazil, Norway, Russia, Belgium, Canada, Eng-land, France, Germany, and Puer-to Rico have stopped by one of the two centers. Im absolutely amazed, said

OBrien, a volunteer at the Senoia Welcome Center when referenc-ing the distant locations from where the visitors travel from. During spring break earlier this year, two school teachers came in from Ireland. It amazed me they came here to Woodbury on spring break. And Puckett, an information specialist at the Newnan office, re-lates a similar story. Two months ago, we had two people from Rus-sia and two people from Norway visit on the same day, he said. The top two main draws to Coweta County are easy the mega-TV show we know as The Walking Dead and country mu-sic superstar Alan Jackson. Af-ter that, its really about history. People coming to Coweta are in-terested in Civil War history, the historic homes and the downtown Newnan area. The new state park Chattahoochee Bend is another relatively new draw. But according to Puckett, proba-bly the most underrated attraction relates to the book / movie Murder in Coweta County. The book was written by Margaret Anne Barnes in 1976 and of course, Johnny Cash and Andy Griffith starred in

the 1983 TV movie. Ive been really surprised about how many people are familiar with Murder in Coweta County, says Puckett. We have people from all over the United States ask about it. They want to go upstairs (in the Courthouse) and see where the trial took place. They want to know where (Wilson Turner) was killed in Moreland. Some real die-hard fans want to know where the florist shop was, where the jail was. The Visitors Center located in downtown Newnan is in the his-toric courthouse and is only about 4 years old. It was originally just east of I-85 at the Whitlock Recre-ation Park near White Oak. The transition (to downtown) has been fantastic, says LaRue. I

was a doubter at first, but quickly had my mindset changed when we started having three times the number of visitors that we had out there. In Senoia, Suzanne Helfman manages the Welcome Center lo-cated in the heart of downtown next to Katie Lous Restaurant. The Senoia Center utilizes all volun-teers in the day-to-day operation. Its open Wednesday thru Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. LaRue and Puckett are employees of Coweta County at Newnans Center un-der the guidance of Tray Baggarly, Cowetas Director of Event Servic-es and they also use a pair of vol-unteers (Carolyn Turner and Pat Tidwell) during business hours. Newnans Center is open 9 a.m. until 5 p.m., Monday thru Friday and 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Saturday. I love learning everyones sto-ries why they are in town, what their destination is, LaRue says. I also love that my job is different everyday. Some personal research is in-volved as well, whether its watch-ing the shows filmed locally on TV, checking out the internet or the lo-cal newspapers, says OBrien. I had never heard of The Walk-ing Dead until I started working here, said OBrien, who started in 2012 after answering a newspaper ad. My husband (Scott) taped it for me so I could get familiar with it because people ask me ques-tions. People like to come in and share their thoughts about the show and want my thoughts. She said its the same with Drop Dead Diva, another TV show filmed lo-cally. Most people want to know when filming is and the locations, OBrien said. A lot of times we dont know. But we relay feedback from people calling in or coming by saying they saw the film crew filming (at this location).

OBrien says she wanted to meet people, especially the locals, as a reason for volunteering for four hours, one day a week. Puckett, who is retired from state government, started at the Visitors Center two years ago on his 58th birthday. I enjoy get-ting to meet different people from different states and countries, he said. And I love history and anyone who comes in and wants to know about the courthouse, you know, I could talk about the courthouse all day. LaRue shared this story on how movie-making in Coweta has had an influence internationally. In the 70s, a movie was filmed here in Newnan titled The Sheriff and the Satellite Kid, she said. Six men from Germany were in town to find the locations where the movie was shot and have their picture made in front of those buildings. Apparently, this was their favorite movie when they were kids. We had a little com-munication problem, but I was able to direct them to the filming locations, one was the Coca-Cola mural on the corner of LaGrange and Spring Streets. And when you go to either Vis-itors Center, please sign the book. Several years ago, the state provided funds based on your numbers but that has stopped, LaRue said. If it ever starts up again, we want to have a history to present to the state. LaRue also said the Coweta Visitors Center in Newnan is a Regional Center, which many people may not know. We have information about the entire state of Georgia, so if you are planning a getaway, come see us, she says. So when you do venture into one of the centers, you will now know who is just inside Cowetas front door.

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The new exhibit, Local Color, features sixteen original paintings by Pate, includ-ing Civil War scenes, Coweta landscapes, and views of the Court Square.

We are thrilled to showcase not only a talented artist, but also one that calls Newnan home, said Keri Adams, McRitchie-Hollis interpreter.

Museum hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

One of Pates favorite subjects is the historic 1904 courthouse, which is fea-tured in several of the paintings exhib-ited at the McRitchie-Hollis. My per-sonal paintings of Newnan usually revolve around the architectural historythats what first caught my interest and caused me to move here, said Pate.

On what inspired him to paint local scenes, Pate said, Newnan has been my home since 1984 and Im prone to draw inspiration from places I call homeGeor-gia and South Carolina in particular.

Pate remembers being interested in art before starting kindergarten. My brother and I used to sit and watch our aunt paint. She lived with us temporar-ily when I was 5 or 6. There was a magic quality to it, Pate recalled. He followed his brother to the Ringling School of Art and Design in Sarasota, Florida, study-ing graphic design and illustration for three years.

The exhibit features a number of Civil War-themed paintings in recognition of the Sesquicentennial of the Battle of Browns Mill this summer. A special re-ception is being planned to unveil Pates newest painting, which depicts a scene from the battle. The painting will be used in promotional materials for this sum-mers special Sesquicentennial events.

Local Artist Martin Pates work featured at The McRitchie-Hollis Museum

Ive always loved history. Some of my earliest drawings as a child were sol-diers, including Civil War era, Pate said. One of the largest works in the exhibit titled Goin Home was inspired by an idea Pate has for a graphic novel about a wounded Confederate soldier who is cut-off behind enemy lines, trying to come home.

The Historical Society is excited to feature Martins work, especially those of historical and architectural scenes its re-ally such a beautiful way to capture what makes Newnan and Coweta so special, Adams said.

Admission to both the museum and the exhibit is $5 per adult, $2 per child 12 or younger and seniors, and free to all NCHS members.

Parking for the museum is located in the old Newnan Hospital lot on Car-michael Street with handicap accessible parking in the museums brick driveway on Clark Street. The museum is located at 74 Jackson Street.

Those needing more information about the exhibit or museum, or would like to join the Newnan-Coweta Histori-cal Society, should call 770-251-0207 or email [email protected] .

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The Coweta County Facebook page had a significant post which it published last week. The significance was that Newnan Mayor Keith Brady had been elected president of the Georgia Municipal Association (GMA).

Brady is the first official from Newnan to serve as president for the organization. Brady has served on the GMA Board of Directors for a number years, has been involved in a number of study commit-tees and task forces, has served on GMAs board of trustees for insurance and em-ployee benefit services and GMAs Legis-

lative Policy Council where he recently served as Chairman. Based in Atlanta, GMA is a volun-tary, non-profit organization that pro-vides legislative advocacy, educational, employee benefit and technical assis-tance services to its 520 member cities. Brady has been mayor for the City of Newnan since 1994. He was born and

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July 8th Job Networking Meeting - Focus: Local Utility Job Opportunities

The focus of our July 8th job network meeting is job opportunities with lo-cal area utility companies in our area. Newnan Utilities and Brandon Lovett are our guest presenters. Come and learn about the job opportunities utility companies have in our community. Af-ter the presentation, youll have a chance to meet our guests and other company representatives present.Volunteers are available to meet with you and review your resume. In addi-tion, representatives from the Georgia Department of Labor are invited to be on hand to review employment oppor-tunities in our area and tell you about employment programs through the La-

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Newnan Theatre Company is offering exciting youth productions this sum-mer: Roald Dahls James and the Giant Peach, and a much newer play, Avenue Q, by Jeff Whitty, Robert Lopez, and Jeff Marx.James and the Giant Peach July 17 20

Donna Provencher is directing James and the Giant Peach, also taking place in the Black Box. This is a really fun, fanci-ful story, said Provencher. The humor is very British. The story line is a classic tale of a mistreated child who, through magic, becomes a hero in a fantastic alternative world. That world happens to be inside a giant peach, where he meets a variety of talking (and friendly) insects.

These kids are just so passionate and enthusiastic: a wonderful group, very tal-ented and worth watching as they morph into ladybugs, spiders, grasshoppers, and centipedes said Provencher. They all seem to be clicking well and having fun.

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Avenue Q July 24 July 27Avenue Q is a fresh new musical still

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es you got as a child watching Sesame Street, all about the limitless possibilities life offers, even to oddballs? Well, Ave-nue Q is a grown up parody of Sesame Street. The youthful characters live on Avenue Q, a long way from where the rich and famous live on Avenue A, be-cause so far, none of those possibilities have materialized for them.

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Its a very funny show about life, a take on the traditional story of young people living in poverty while they struggle to suc-ceed in the big city, said Bruce Patterson, who is directing the music. In the middle of conversations, the characters burst into song, just as they do on Sesame Street. A lot of the melodic themes suggest those fa-miliar motifs.

This somewhat controversial musical gives high school students the opportunity to play roles that they would not ordinarily be able to do, added Patterson. We are working hard to handle sensitive issues in a manner appropriate for this age group. Our staging will be a little more tasteful than that of some of the touring groups with adult actors.

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The sales tax holidays for Georgia are back. The Georgia Department of Revenue has announced the back-to-school sales tax holiday this summer is on Aug. 1-2. Another sales tax holiday an energy efficient holiday is slated for Oct. 2-4. What the back-to-school sales tax holi-day means for Georgia shoppers is a 48-hour period of not having to pay state and local sales taxes on specific items. Those items include school supplies, clothing, shoes, computers and software. For example, clothing and footwear with a sales price of $100-or-less will be exempt of taxes. Computers, components

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It pays to have a library card. Your Coweta Public Library System card gets you free admission to Georgia State Parks, Zoo Atlanta, Go Fish Educa-tion Center and the Center for Puppetry Arts. Heres how to receive the benefits: u Georgia State Park and Historic Sites ParkPass: With your Coweta Pub-lic Library System card, get the Georgia State Park and Historic Sites ParkPass, which is good for free parking and admis-sion at any of the 63 parks and historic sites statewide for up to seven days. The ParkPass exempts up to four people from admission fees and daily parking fees at any state park or historic site in Georgia. Each branch location has multiple pass-es available for a one-week checkout. For more information about Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites, visit gastateparks.org. u Zoo Atlanta Family Pass: Each Coweta Public Library System branch has one Zoo Atlanta Family Pass available for a one-week checkout. The pass may be checked out once per year. To obtain the pass, first check out a special DVD at the librarys front desk. This DVD cant be placed on hold. When you return the DVD to the library, youll receive a Zoo Atlanta Family Pass receipt. This receipt is required for admission. It is valid for sev-

en days from the date of the receipt show-ing when the DVD was returned. Present your Zoo Atlanta Family Pass receipt and your valid library card at Zoo Atlantas front gate for free admission. The pass is valid for two adults (ages 12 and up) and up to two children (ages 3 to 11). The standard general admission price will apply to families larger than four. The pass is valid for general admission only and cannot be used for fee-based events or programs. For more information about Zoo Atlanta, visit zooatlanta.org. u Center for Puppetry Arts Pass-port: Each Coweta Public Library System branch has one Center for Puppetry Arts Passport available for a one-week check-out. The passport grants free museum admission for up to four people and allows the holder to purchase show tickets for 25 percent off. The library system asks for patrons to

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The Coweta Shopper print edition schedule will change slightly from its nor-mal publishing schedule, beginning with this weeks (July 2) edition. The print edition was published for Wednesday, July 2 as normal for our Week A mail routes across the county. The print edition will not publish next week Wednesday, July 9 but will re-

turn to its normal Week B mail routes on July 16. Later in July, our Week C will publish on July 23 and Week D on July 30. Our website thecowetashopper.com will be updated every day with new community events, features and adver-tisements. Also, our Facebook and Twit-ter feeds will continue normal operation.

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undER $500 400 5-GALLON plastic water jugs, $1.00 each or best offer. 678-857-3035, 678-876-1599 8 heAvy duty sheLves 4 deep x 12 long, $400 each. 678-857-3035, 678-876-1599

FOR SalE hO sCALe RAILROAd set uP bOxes for engines and cars. I have at least one of whatever you need. Leave mes-sage and number 770-252-9041. Calls returned ASAP, Robert.

CeMeteRy PLOts FOR sALe: 4 plots, 3 vaults, 3 marks (valued at over $15,000) in section #3 at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Inc., off Roscoe Road. Price open for discussion. 678-873-1813 5 CRedeNZA, dark wood with sliding doors on front, only $50. Traditional love seat, tan, very clean. - $175. 770-254-8929 (Near downtown Newnan) WheAt stRAW hAy ideal for planting grass. $3.50 per bale. Frank Barron 770-231-9535.

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HOuSES 3bR/2bAths WIth OF-FICe and sun room, sits on crawl space, on 5 acres. 3 car garage attached, steel structure w/private drive. Great for R.V. or a Big Rig. Kim 770-560-6008 MLS#07206192 Lindseys Inc. 770-253-6990 #239

FOR REnT 2 bedROOM, 1 bAth, in great neighborhood. Washer, dryer hook ups. New applianc-es. Butcher block countertops. Huge fenced backyard. $625 month. 404-795-1665 7.16 3 bedROOM, 2 bAth, new paint, new carpet, near down-town. $875 month plus deposit. No GHFA. No Section 8. 678-416-0524 7.2 1 bedROOM, 1 bAth Single-family home for rent in West Coweta County. Fenced yard. $490/month plus $400 de-posit. Small pet okay with $200 non-refundable pet deposit. Call 404-358-4100 7-2 2 bedROOM, 1 bAth hOMe in Coweta County, 6 Cherokee St, off Sprayberry Rd, Small eat-in kitchen, carport, large backyard, central heat & air, gas & electric, $600 per month, $600 security deposit. Available 8/1/14. Call 770-301-2501. 7.16

land/lOTS 19.08 ACRes ON hWy 27 near Moreland. $7,500 per acre. Frank H. Barron. Lindseys, Inc. Realtors, 14 Jackson Street, Newnan, GA 30263. 770-231-9535.

land/lOTS 86 PRIstINe ACRes, 2 horse barns, 24 stalls, party house with gourmet kitchen, 50x150 shop with 51x50 workshop, 14 paddocks, 5 run in sheds, sprin-klered dressage arena, additional land available. $990,000. Frank Barron, Lindseys Inc. Realtors, 770-253-6990. MeRIWetheR CO. 214 mostly open acres on Hwy 54. 2 barns, gorgeous building sites, 2 lakes, fenced pasture, $5,000 per acre. Frank/Jess Barron, Lindseys Inc., 770-253-6990. MeRIWetheR CO. 153 heavily wooded acres, 25 yr. old pines, 6 planted food plots, new 5.5 Ac. stocked pond, good road system throughout. For Sale Only! $3500/Ac. Frank Barron, Owner/Broker 770-231-9535. 75.717 WOOded ACRes near Hogansville, Stream & pond site. Several food plots & long frontage on 2 roads. $3350 per acre. Frank Barron, Lind-seys Inc. Realtors, 14 Jackson St., Newnan 770-231-9535.

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SERViCES sMALL busINess OWN-eRs: Be efficient with af-fordable computer training, specifically tailored to your em-ployees tasks using Microsoft Office and powerful shortcuts. Visit www.tutoryou.org or call Nancy Olsen 678-340-9178. 7.2 MIMs tRee seRvICe WARRANty covers fallen trees & large branches that are not covered by your insurance company. $185 per year. For more info, go to our website: mimstreeservicewarranty.com 7.2 ROssI bObCAt seRvICe Light clearing, grading for washed out driveways - sod - outbuilding pads & more. Move downed trees to burn pile. $75 per hour with 4 hour minimum. Call Mike 678-378-8196 7.30* h O M e e x t e R I O R s additions, siding, gutters, overhang, roofing, pressure washing, flat concrete work - driveways, patios, etc. 678-416-2870 James Shelnutt hANdyMAN seRvICes. Large or small jobs done, no need to worry. Paint, Plumbing, Electrical, Doors, Windows, Roofing, Flooring, Drywall, Ceramic Tile, etc. Credit cards accepted. Michael Thomas 678-409-8600 Quality work for a reasonable price. * tOP NOtCh CLeANING Service LLC, Specializing in Commercial Services Home Maid Cleaning, Move In & Move Out Service. Remodel-ing Clean Up. Turn Key Rent-al, Apartment or Commercial Cleaning. Buff & Wax Service. Licensed & Bonded. Credit cards accepted. 770-683-1508 office, 678-409-8600 cell # hAPPy dAy LAWN CARe Complete Lawn Maintenance. Grass Cutting, Weed Eating, Mulching, Landscaping. BBQ Wood - Hickory, Pecan, Cherry. Firewood $100 pick up or $120 delivered, stacked. Delivery available. 770-251-0512, 404-247-3580 eLeCtRICAL INstALLAtION ceiling fans, 220 volt outlets, security lighting, additions, re-modeling, new homes, commer-cial work. Licensed and insured. 770-502-7774, 404-271-3937 tOWNshIP COINs recom-mends more than one appraisal when buying or selling coins/gold/silver. Free in store ap-praisals. 3500 Hwy 34 East, Sharpsburg 770-254-2727. MOvING heLP loading, packing, driving. Across town or across the country. 8 years expe-rience. Charles 770-328-4002 bOss tRee seRvICe Free estimates. Expert tree removal. Stump grinding. Professional Tree Climbing. Pruning. Trim-ming. Chipper Service. Com-plete Clean Up. 770-251-8000.

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HElp WanTEd NOW ACCePtING APPLI-CAtIONs in person 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. Southern Converters / Tingue Brown, 309 Dividend Drive, Peachtree City, GA 30269. Position: Experienced Textile Cutter. Hours Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Starting pay $10 / hour; after 45 days of training, increase to $10.50 / hour (benefits available). Requirements: Must have exceptional communication skills. Must have a full understanding of the English language, both written and spoken. Must have good math, problem solving and analytical skills. Must have the ability to understand basic schematics and diagrams. Must have the ability to use a variety of hand tools including, but not limited to, electric cloth drills, electric material cutters, rulers and tape measures. Must be able to lift 50 lbs. or more and be able to be on foot for 8+ hours. Must be able to work in a fast paced environment under deadlines. Must be able to work independently and as a team. Must be able to drive a forklift (certification is a plus). Must have a valid drivers license and reliable transportation. Good attendance is critical. Send resumes and / or apply in person to: southern Converters / tingue brown, Attn: shawn summers, 309 dividend drive, Peachtree City, GA 30269 7.2 duMP tRuCK dRIveRs Needed. Must have 2 years recent experience. Must be DOT compliant. We utilize E-Verify. Fax work history & Contact in-formation to 770-996-8502 NeWNAN PeAChtRee ChRysLeR dOdGe JeeP RAM is now hiring. We are looking for honest, friendly folks with a strong work ethic. We have a brand new state-of-the-art facility, and are looking to fill a very limited number of positions. Benefits offered are medical, dental, disability, 401k and bonuses. Positions are available: Sales, Internet, Technicians, and Service Advisors Shane 678-854-6700 * CNAs Needed Home Helpers of Georgia is looking for CNAs to work in the Coweta County area. Must be available to work 20-30 hours per week, some weekends. Please apply online at: www.applytobeacna.com 7.2

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