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Looking for a way to earn some extra money?

Mowing, raking and shoveling are all chores of many
students. Mowing helps to keep a student busy during the
summer. Instead of sitting inside watching the soaps, one
could be outside getting some exercise and maybe even
a nice tan. A lot of boys try to make a little extra money
by mowing lawns. Their customers are people who don't
have a mower or just can't take the heat.
Babysitting may be another possibility when trying to
find ways to make extra money. One usually gets paid $1
per hour. When babysitting more than one child, one may
make anywhere from $150 to $2.50. Some teenagers have
full-time babysitting jobs for parents who work all day. In
this situation, the parent has a set amount that the sitter
is paid regularly.
“It's a good job because you can still do all the fun
things that you would do otherwise," said junior, Sue Ann
Smith.
In the winter, shoveling usually will pay a considerably
good amount. Customers may pay $10 to have their
driveways and walks shoveled. It's awfully cold out there,
but shoveling is another good way to earn money.
Money in the making. Senior John Tessin rakes
leaves for profit.

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