Show 3- - 'if Let’s Talk 10 Crossword i l 11 By Jennifer K Hatch features writer eta job Want to combine a social set- ting this summer with the chance to earn some money? Get a job Need to develop responsibility and better manage your time? Gel a job Interested in becoming a more person? Get a job All these benefits can indeed be had by securing take note: To employment but parents and ensure working is worthwhile the “get a job get a job not get a job" mantra must be a student's mom and dad's desperate command "It's got o be the kid's idea or you have an unwilling employee” said Donna Park Both Park — who oversees the Superkids program that links young workers with potential employers — and Logan High School counselor Bill Hanover say the genuine desire to work is a crucial first clement to getting a job Ills not enough though There’s a lot of work involved with being able to work It takes finding out where the jobs are filling out applications and interviewing — maybe several cycles of this process before meeting with success “Nobody owes you a job" Hanover said “If you get a job it's a time to be grateful There’s a lot of competition for jobs and you haven't earned one because student or you’re a good basketball player or straight-well-round- ed teen-age- rs self-directi- ve A an ncr job hunting b a game of this b one instance in which youths are not only allowed to think of themselves first they're encouraged to Part said “If I ask kids straight off the bat 'What do you want to do? and they say ‘I don’t know I tell them that's not acceptable you haven't been thinking long enough” she uid Students w ho want to work should pinpoint their interests and pursue them — actively “One of the keys I think to finding a job b to talk and talk and talk” Hanover uid “Talk to your friends your neighbors your church members the groups they're in “Just talk your butt off” he continued “Even talking to employees at a place you'd like to work as thev're going out the door to lunch — that gives you suck a direct line to the heart of what's going on in business self-promoti- See JOBS m Page II Bryan Wfca wd no awny Ns summer horn tor on mason only — cash Underground castle goes on the market in Las Vegas By MichaBa DaArmond WSOTW’PQ PTPM WW LAS VEGAS — Avon founder Gerry Henderson was Ike many Americans ia the I960 who went underground But unlike those w ho Null cramped nuclear fallout shelters ia their hack rants the multimillionaire moved V) (usfeet down into a ltkSKVwjuare-fc- a v withstand to ury space designed irtually any disaster and protect against almost any intruder: ilenderson and his wife Ms y who are both dead now lacked no amenity ' The home remains ia irpcccaNe just a few miles east of the Las Vkgn Strip on the edge of a residential Nutt neighborhood Because it beneath a csmalct’a Kane oa gated property few propk know where it n Retired businessman Tea rdmundwn who owns the Kane no and was related lo Mrs IkevVrwei put it on the far S million It w as recently paLk-- m the Robb Repvt a nwganne lit the cvwi-dUi- in rxlrt d oa The biggest advantage of the home now is not protection from nuclear fallout but protection period affluent The biggest advantage of the home now is protection Irorn nuclear fallout Nit protection pervd said Club Henderson a frienJ of FJmundsoa’s who b helping market the home but b mu Kitted lo the original owners As na raarrrplc Henderson mentioned B3 Gates the immensely wealthy founder and chacmaa of Microsoft “Just think of the security that he has lo have” Hendemw said “If he had this one he w as he could send evenNs?y home" Several otokc underground buries wtt Nidi around the country during the Odd Wr of many Vsgh the of them mraiis a wcTct at dow-nstatr- a!-- Tuesday Hcclth: Mysterious craving 3 s ki:xn The Lai Vegas home has its own underground generator and fuel tank and b designed to sustain life for shout a year — if the panfry b fully stocked The borne remains as it looked when the Hendersons Null k Mrs Henderson had an bedroom and there are crystal and gold futures in the bathrooms There h a swimming a hot tub and rmirtK of outdvr emery oa the perimeter of the home The mam fwvsNdrwm structure spreads over 5J0Q wpsare fret and b surrounded Hr an AstroTfcf lawn fake trees and aa "outdoor" gnll designed to scad smoke and fumes up a fake tree trunk There once was a tunnel connecting Henderson's bedroom with his tficr aotwa the street tut It has been filled ia Became the setrri has act been or outside air thrre ttpowd o moi-’gis no dun or damage on furomar A corrputenred hgU-ntyvetn simulate tight and day and a proeectn she H — the ship-inHrle orxxrpt — r-- all-pin- hanJ-fwint- o4 ed ht f - es the entire structure keeping it dry and at a constant 74 degrees AH of the utilities work and kA jut like they do ia traditional homes The street address for mail delivery b the same as the caretaker's home' Gene Kilroy boter Muhamcd Ali’s lives in the caretaker's home aNn ground That home b nothing like the underground hwc — its layout or its RKsSera Southwest decor Kihoy looks after the property for Edmundsoa and occasionally pves Aa tlniKx ia the cirrulnT home leads lo the underground howw The bowse w a icdcM after others Knit by the late Jay Swai7Ta1fcxm budding contractor who drvrfaprd the concept after being a by officials hi build a ci-trsin- cr two-stor- ihrre-bcdntv- y hn ship-OK-Ny- W coro-mriMon- cd deroon-atrario- falkwit she bet Ilmdmon who had long w anted an underground Kune convtrd Swvte when he read aNwit the Kenneth said rrcen:!y from hie 5iirt Rumrakn home ia W) lie Ttuv where be toes ia d an house Kenneth Siyre and his brother Jay built aa underground home in Colorado for Henderson and went into business with the wealthy businessman Swayre wac convinced the surface of the Earth would one day be uninhabitable and proposed everything from underground Nunes to underground scKvis and shopping malls “Drsptre lYrsadeni Kennedy's avoir ancr that the threat of war was only one thing was dear" Swivre wrote in h Nvi "I’odcrground Gardens and Homes" published ta 100 "The nuclear age was upon us and range plasnsng was accessary to protect humanity from possible in effects" No one lien ia llnvktsni'i old home aw Na it occasional! b used fv pr-- t by a las Vrga corrpary Actnirr Flanncr Inc (hm Henderson bet reccned nspurv s!vut tb bouse from of pcryle its hJ g provd and children afwe-groun- tem-fvri- ry Ivp ud lo Feature a: 7222121 |