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Show U7 ri, I f u. r 'w - LLUrr,. wtr t rwLw t Cl TV U f Cost ofdeer hunting The Teenagers Top Secret permits go to $35 Guide to Landing a Good Job Additional money to help Utah's mule deer populations will be provided when hunters buy a 2001 Utah general buck deer hunting permit. The Utah Legislature has increased the cost of a Utah resident general buck deer permit to $35 for 2001. For the past few years, residents have paid $25 for a permit and $6 for a Wildlife Habitat Authorization. Nonresidents will pay $208. For the past several years, nonresidents have paid $198 for a permit and $6 for a habitat authorization. Beginning in 2001, hunters will not be required to purchase a Town Talk The Cones Hotel" was full of joy during the holidays with Bryan Cones. Annette (Cones) Cheney, and their families visting form Also Marla (Cones) Arizona. Coons and family form Provo joined in a few days. Puzzles, games, sleigh riding, and tots of Grandma Cones food filled the week. Of course, everyone tried to beat Grandpa Cones on hi "golf course." Come July - Well double the fun! separate Wildlife Habitat Authorization. Instead. $5 of the $35 permit fee will be placed in the Wildlife Habitat Authorization account. Money in the Habitat Account is used to benefit all wildlife and fish habitat and to improve public access to hunting and fishing areas. Also beginning in 2001. an additional $5 will be added to the cost of a Utah general buck deer hunting permit to help with specific deer management issues. This additional money will be used to save and improve additional habitat for mule deer; to conduct studies to learn more about mule deer populations and why some populations fluctuate; and for predator control on units that are significantly below herd objective. The Division -- of Wildlife Resources is also working with the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food on predator control programs to benefit deer. For more information call thee nearest Division of Wildlifee Resources office, or foe Divisions Salt Lake City office at (801) 538-470- 0. Hunters can apply on Planning internet post still web open site SALT LAKE CITY - A quick and easy way to apply for 2001 Utah big game hunting permits is available to those with access to the Internet. Hunters may tog onto the Division of Wildlife and Resources (www.nr.state.ut.usdwrdwr.htm) and apply for big game permits Eureka City Corporation is online. now accepting applications for Once on the home page, one Planning Commission hunters can apply for a permit by Member. The Planning clicking on the Big Game Permits Commission is responsible for the Apply Here icon on the side of the general plan, developments, physical street plans, page. Utahs 2001 general buck deer, plat approval, etc., ML300 elk, limited entry, and Cooperative Wildlife and for receiving public comment on all such matters and other Management Unit application duties assigned. They are also period is underway. To be included responsible for foe upgrading, in the draw for permits, applications amending and clarification of must be received-. not later than 5 3 plans. Must be a resident of p.m., January Eureka City. Applications are available at It is better to suffer wrong the Eureka City Office, 15 North than to do it, and happier to Church Street, Eureka, Utah, sometimes be cheated than not to trust. 84628, for anyone interested. subdivision once-in-a-lifeti- 1- by Claude T. Hawkins At job interviews do you feel like the boss looks right through you? You are not alone. Many teenagers feel the same way. If you want to succeed beyond your wildest expectations. I can help you beat the system. man-th- ree I am a middle-age-d times the age of most teenagers with over 25 years of business management experience. I hired, have interviewed, and sometimes trained, promoted fired hundreds, maybe thousands, of teenagers. With rare exceptions I do not know what you are thinking. However, 1 do know what many managers think. I know what they want. Let us agree that we view the world with different let me help and and eyes-y- ou a find job worthy of your you I-- resume, printed on a nice paper stock, gives you a big edge. Your resume should list all your basic information-nam- e, address, phone numbers, etc. -- as well as the names and phone numbers of three adults who will vouch for your character. If possible, ask these three adults to write short letters of reference. Staple copies of their letters to your resume. The interviewer has seen hundreds of applications but few. if any, teenage resumes. Your little resume will astound and impress him or her. Dont worry about the format of your resume. Information is more important than style. What do you like: puppies.d raising tropical fish, playing sports, sewing, art? What have you don: volunteer work, clubs, extra curricular activities? These are not business related but they will give the interviewer a sense of who you are. More important, they set you apart from the average applicant. One warning. Some of your favorite activities are inappropriate for a resume. It is fine to say you like computers.. Boasting that you play computer games five hours a day is a quick trip to the back of the employment line. Similarly, the interviewer will not be impressed that you spend every Saturday at the mall. Leave these things off your resume. All these techniques will help you land a good job. What about a great job? Spend a few minutes and think about what you really want to do. Your teenage work years are a time to experiment. Don't wait until someone posts a little white "help wanted" sign in their window. You can choose the job rather than letting the job choose you. If you like animals take your resume to veterinarians or pet shops. Enjoy flowers; talk to florists. If you want to be a nurse or doctor, try clinics, rehab centers or retirement homes, nurses or doctors If you are 55 or more, for $2.00 anywhere work. The options are endless. annual dues, you can enjoy really Be innovative and assertive about good food and fun company every where you take your resume. first and third Wednesdays at noon! Above all. and I mean above Those who attend regularly all else, tell the truth. This is also have the option to ride in the where they spy analogy breaks van for weekly shopping trips. To top it off, we sometimes down. Teenage undercover agents have entertainment, speakers make for interesting fiction but business is the real world. Never especially for our needs, and always lie. a story or two to send us home Keep in mind that you arc aiming for professional, not sexy. Also, cut back on your makeup and perfume by half. of the You just won 90 battle. Even if you are applying for a job as a ditch digger it is usually better to over dress for the part. Believe me. most of your competition will under dress. While I admit to a high degree of ignorance about your innermost thoughts. I do understand that you want to be accepted for yourself, not for how you look. Sorry. Sometimes reality sucks. There will be plenty of time to entertain your desire for individuality after you prove yourself and get comfortable with the job. Now, for step two of your conversion to competent underAvoid cover agent-languknow. like, Speak in you slang, and make sentences eye complete contact occasionally. As much as possible eliminate "yeah from your vocabulary during your 10 minute interview. "Yes, sir" or Yes, Maam warms the heart of any interviewer. Do you get what I am saying? You can choose to become an effective agent or get thrown to the alligators. A good undercover agent utilizes the dress and language of the people, he or she hopes to infiltrate. Let's work on your resume. "What resume?" you ask. I understand that you are applying for an entry-levposition. You have little or no work history. Probably. you are not applying for a position as a rocket scientist, not yet anyway. Still, a one page age. potential. First, you need some protecCan tive coloration-camoufla- ge. secret a you imagine agent so impractical as to approach an enemy stronghold wearing a football jersey, oversized pants and flashing his Utah drivers license for identification? Not likely. No need to interrogate and undercover agent that thickheaded. The guards would simple throw him to the alligators. A job interview is not much different. You are attempting to enter a foreign and somewhat hostile territory. The person who interviews you guards the gate. To get whatever you want inside--moneu work experience, must pass this initial checkpoint. At a job interview appearance is critical. If you are a young man, you need a clean, shirt. To stand out from the crowd get it professionally laundered-medi- um starch. A tie is optional but a great idea. That one stuffed in the back of your sock drawer will not work. A silk lie is mandatory so ask your Dad for one of his. Dress pants, again pressed or dry cleaned, and leather shoes complete the ensemble. Do you feel a little funny wearing this stuff? Good! That means you are correctly camouflaged. Almost. Please, leave the earrings at home. Young women excel at cloak and dagger stuff better than young men. Historically, some of the best spies were women. A skirt or dress is always better smiling. Who are we? Your hometown than pants. Nylons are a good touch. A modest appearance Young-at-Hea- rt Club Senior outclasses flamboyant every time. Citizens. Come try us! y, el etc.--yo- well-press- ed Meal deal! Nothing is wrong. Even a clock that has stopped running is right twice a day. |