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America Inc.
Secretary/Administrative Assistant
Needed to be communicating with
company customers in a
well-organized and timely manner.
Experience not required.
send resume to:
cassady.taylor@yahoo.com
for details.
Experienced hardwood floor person
needed. Must know how to install,
sand, and finish hardwood
flooring. Call (503)791-5942
Freelance sports writer need-
ed:
Do you love youth sports and
recreational leagues?
Are you a good writer who is
accurate and lively and involved in
the community?
The Daily Astorian is looking for
someone to help by covering
sports and sports-related activities
in Clatsop County. This could be
several stories a week or a couple
of columns, to start.If you shoot
photos, all the better.
Freelancers are paid per project and
the amount is commensurate with
experience.
If you are interested, submit a letter
of interest with any relevant
experience with community sports
and a couple of writing samples to
Managing Editor Laura Sellers,
The Daily Astorian, P.O. Box 210,
Astoria, OR 97103
or email to lsellers@dailyastori-
an.com
Full time/Half time Truck driver:
Class A CDL, medical card, on
road/off road experiance required.
Call 503-791-7038.
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REGISTERED NURSE
PACIFIC COUNTY
Mailroom
Opportunity to work part-time
(15-25 hours per week)
in our packaging and
distributing department at
The Daily Astorian.
Duties include using
machines to place inserts
into the newspaper, labeling
newspapers and moving the
papers from the press.
Must be able to regularly lift
40 lbs. in a fast paced
environment. Mechanical
aptitude helpful and the ability
to work well with others is
required.
Pre-employment drug test
required.
Pick up an application at
The Daily Astorian,
949 Exchange Street
or send resume and letter
of interest to EO Media
Group, PO Box 2048,
Salem, OR 97308-2048,
fax (503) 371-2935 or e-mail
hr@eomediagroup.com
Specialty
Services
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professionals
advertising
in
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Services. To place your Specialty
Services ad, call 325-3211.
Make a Social Impact!
Working at Tongue Point Job Corps
Center is one of the most socially
rewarding jobs you will ever find!
We are currently seeking applicants
for the following positions!
Student Activities Specialist
Full Time Position
Monday-Friday 1-10 p.m.
We offer an excellent benefit pack-
age for full-time employment!
Part-time Vehicle Operator
CDL License required
17 hrs/wk - No Benefits
Tuesday 11:30 a.m-7:30 p.m.
Sunday: 8:30 a.m-6:30 p.m.
Part-time Recreation Advisor
20 hrs/wk - Partial benefits
Tuesday & Wednesday 4-9 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday 11 a.m-4 p.m.
To apply please go to www.mtc-
trains.com
Electronic applications
are required!
For more information please call
503-338-4963
Management & Training Corporation
is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Minorities/Females/Disabilities/
Veterans
We Value Diversity!
If You Live In
Seaside
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DIAL
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APPLY IN PERSON:
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(360) 642-3773.
The Seashore Inn is now
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Housekeepers
The Seashore Inn in
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60 N. Prom., Seaside
Under new management
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McMenamins Sand Trap is now
hiring servers, and bartenders!
Qualified applicants must
possess the following:
a willingness to learn; an open
and flexible schedule including
days, evenings, weekends,
holidays; an open summertime
schedule; and an enthusiasm
for working in a busy, customer
service-oriented environment.
Previous experience is a plus!
We have seasonal and long term
opportunities. Looking for a
career in the hospitality industry?
We offer opportunities for
growth and great benefits to
eligible employees. Apply online
at www.mcmenamins.com or
pick up a paper application here
at the Sand Trap(or any other
McMenamins location).
Mail to: 430 N. Killingsworth,
Portland, OR, 97217 (Attn: HR); or
fax to 503-221-8749. E.O.E.
325-3211
FOR A
Daily Astorian
Classified Ad
Harbors Home Health & Hospice, a
leading agency committed to
providing Pacific County with a
variety of in-home healthcare
services, is currently seeking a
PER DIEM Registered Nurses
for weekend and on-call shifts.
Harborsʼ offers competitive
salaries.
Individuals will be responsible for
working with a team of health
care providers in the coordina-
tion of skilled nursing care in a
home setting. Come join the
leading team!
Home Health, hospice, acute care,
and/or skilled nursing facility
experience preferred but not
required.
WILLING TO MENTOR NEW
GRADUATES.
Requires
current
Registered
Nursing license, driver's license,
auto insurance and reliable
transportation.
Harbors Home Health & Hospice is
an equal opportunity employer.
Please feel free to stop by
and pick up an application or
email resume to Melissa@myhh-
hh.org
Or mail to:
HR Dept., Harbors Home Health &
Hospice
201 7th Street
Hoquiam, WA 98550
Tyack Dental Group
Astoria office is seeking
experienced, full time/part time
dental assistant to be a key part of
our team. Highly competitive
wages, vacation, holidays,
retirement plan medical and dental.
Radiology certification required.
Tyack Dental Group
433 30th St.
Astoria, Or 97103
(503)338-6000
jtyack@clatskanie.com
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Be an Astoria Carrier!
$100 Signing Bonus!
Ocean Beach Hospital
is looking for an
Experienced
RN Manager
for our Acute Care,
Swing Bed, & Discharge
Planning departments.
More info:
www.oceanbeachhospital.com.
Contact employment@
oceanbeachhospital.com
or 360-642-6315.
The Daily Astorian is currently
seeking independent
contractors to deliver its paper
and related products in the
Astoria Oregon area. Interested
individuals must have valid
drivers license, reliable vehicle,
and insurance. Routes are
Monday through Friday
afternoons. There are no
collections or weekend deliveries.
Please come in person to
The Daily Astorian office at
949 Exchange St, Astoria OR
97103 to pick up more
information.
Plentiful gift choices for
the ‘Hamilton’ obsessed
By LEANNE ITALIE
LET BABY IN ON IT
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Oh so many onesies are
out there, along with cutie
bite-size T-shirts and other
little-fan fare with favorite
characters, lines and em-
blems. Look for sippy cups
emblazoned with the visage
of the man himself in full
color, along with pacifiers.
For older kids, take your
choice of shirts, mugs,
phone cases, notebooks. We
could go on. Start ’em early.
NEW YORK (AP) — Hamil-
ton obsessives have had a
long time to, well, obsess,
but their favorite musical is
spreading its wings to other
locales and new, gift-worthy
goodies continue to surface.
READING
“Alexander Hamilton,” by
Ron Chernow. The best-seller
that started it all has been out
since 2005, but at 832 pages
it may feel daunting to the-
ater lovers. Presenting it as a
gift may be just the needed
hurdle jump. From Penguin.
Too wonky? Then gift
“Hamilton: The Revolution”
instead. It’s the Tony-win-
ning musical’s libretto with
footnotes, photos and inter-
views, by the man himself,
Lin-Manuel Miranda, and
Jeremy McCarter. From
Grand Central Publishing.
Or “Alexander Hamilton:
The Illustrated Biography,”
by Richard Sylla. Because,
beautiful illustrations. From
Sterling Publishing.
LISTENING
“The Hamilton Mixtape,”
by Miranda and Questlove,
who executive produced the
Grammy-winning cast al-
bum. Miranda has been teas-
ing the 23-track Mixtape on
social media, and it will be
out Dec. 2; pre-orders started
Nov. 4. It’s an ode to the hip-
hop roots of the show. With
contributions from Miranda,
The Roots, Alicia Keys, Ush-
er, Kelly Clarkson, Chance
the Rapper, Sia, Regina
Spektor, Wiz Khalifa, John
Legend and more.
“Simply Christmas,” by
Leslie Odom Jr. For the gift
recipient feeling nostalgic
about the original cast. This
former Aaron Burr reinter-
prets eight holiday classics,
including “First Noel” and
“I’ll be Home for Christ-
mas.” On S-Curve records.
COSPLAY
Yes, Halloween is over
and no, this isn’t an appeal to
hardcore cosplayers here But
consider Hamilton-mania the
best excuse to buy someone
a killer pair of knee-high
boots. Plentiful, as are puffy-
sleeve, front-ruffle shirts.
A long, Schuyler-sis-
ter dress or bright green
men’s suit with long coat
and knickers might be a bit
much, but what about those
great button vests? Dig in.
LOTTERY & LUXURY
Be an online lottery sitter,
especially if you can’t afford
to gift actual tickets to the
show. Offer to enter your
extra special fan in the on-
line Broadway ticket lottery
every show day for — hey,
it’s a gift — two months.
That’s every day. Tickets are
$10 if you win. Details are
here: https://lottery.broad-
waydirect.com/faq/
Considering more than
10,000 people per show do
this on the regular, and only
a limited number of tickets
are sold this way, you should
probably have another little
actual Hamilton gift in hand.
The show has opened in
Chicago, where some hotels
are offering special luxe
packages that include tick-
ets, while supplies last.
Next year, the show is set
to travel to San Francisco,
Los Angeles and other cities.
Look ahead if you’re hoping
to gift tickets.