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. J ' 9 Rent-A-Kid is placing an ave rage of 50 youths a day in jobs as it enters its third week of oper ation. T he Economtc · -'Opportun it y ~ s po ns ored pr o Ject-place's disadvanta ged y,,uths betwe en 14 and 16 in pa rt-time summer jobs. This is an age group excluded by othe r e m ~ ployme nt progr ams . One ma n called and wanted a Rent-A-Kid to babys it with his four St. Bernard dogs . A lil d~·, upon be ing told the r e were·~no girls ava ilable tat da y for dust ing, and clea ning , . hired a 14 year old boy inste ad. La ter . she ca lled to rave a bo ut hi s work and ar :... ran ged to hir e him a gain. "Though t he fir s t two weeks of ope ra tion we r e im pressive , I can s ee a d i lemm a appr oach in g, " s tate s l{ent - A- Kid Admini s tra to r, Mr s . J oy Ruyle . " :'-.!any of the · c hild r e n ar e going to become disat is fied when the r e a r e no t enough jobs to fill t he alre ady increasin g ,(11;:u-'0 !lment. More t han 600 teenage rs are now r e gis tered wi th Rent-A- Kid . For babysitting, c ar-washing, lawnmo1ving .or ironing, the Ren t-A-Kid s are a \·a ilable fr offi 9 to 5 weekdays, 9 to l Sat ur days at ab,lUt $ 1.3_5 a n hour or . 75 an ho ar for babys itting. To Re nt-A-Kid ca ll 5775252. J ! �