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The Guardian
Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
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The American Newspaper Publishers Association reports that member newspapers are aiding teenagers in finding employment by providing free want-ad space. Examples include the Geneva (N.Y.) Times offering free ads to under-18s during 'free want ad' week, Wichita Falls, Tex., Times and Record-News giving space to high school students, and the Bergen Evening Record in Hackensack, N.J., publishing 700 free ads from youth over three days.
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NEW YORK-Newspapers are doing much to aid teenagers find employment, the American Newspaper Publishers assn. reports. A number of its members have created job opportunities for young people, the organization reveals, by providing free want-ad space.
In the Geneva (N.Y.) Times young people under 18 get free space each year for a job or buying and selling ads during what is designated as "free want ad" week. In Wichita Falls, Tex., all high school students seeking jobs were given ad space in the Times and Record-News. And the Bergen Evening Record Hackensack, N.J., published during a three-day period 700 free ads by young people, many of them submitted by job-seeking boys and girls.
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New York; Geneva, N.Y.; Wichita Falls, Tex.; Hackensack, N.J.
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Newspapers provide free want-ad space to teenagers to help them find jobs, as reported by the American Newspaper Publishers Association, with specific initiatives in Geneva Times, Wichita Falls Times and Record-News, and Bergen Evening Record.