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200 Apply for Jobs At New Jamesway

MARMORA — More than 200 people came to the Kings Court Motel here last week to apply for openings at the new Seaville Jamesway store on Routes 9 and 50. The grand opening of the 43,000-square-foot facility will be Feb. 12, and 90 to 100 full- and part-time posi-

tions will be filled by then, according to store Manager Gary Gregson. The first hiring will be Jan^20, and anyone who missed the motel inter- I views can apply at the store before the grand opening date. "I don't know what the unemployment rate is in

this area/but we have jobs available," Gregson said. "We're looking for anyone who's interested: housewives who want part-time and people to fill key positions, such as group leaders, with the potential for advancement." Openings are available for sales clerks, stock people, cashiers, office workers, department supervisors, group leaders, security guards, assistant store managers and management trainees. Gregson said full-time benefits include: paid, vacations, six paid ! holidays, birthday and an-'

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