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☛ New Ad!
OSU UMATILLA
COUNTY EXTENSION
SERVICE
in Pendleton, OR is
seeking qualified
applicants to fill a
full-time, 12-month,
fixed-term, Extension
SNAP-Ed Program
Coordinator. This
position will lead the OSU Extension
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance program
in Umatilla and Morrow Counties in
creating a dynamic and
interactive educational program focused on
guiding youth and adults in making healthier
lifestyle choices around
nutrition and exercise.
The Program Coordinator provides
guidance, support, and supervision for the
SNAP-Ed staff and volunteers, individually
and as members of the SNAP-ED team in
Umatilla and Morrow Counties. Active and
effective communication with staff,
community partners, and key stakeholders is
critical to the success of this position.
This position requires travel.
More information is available at
http://jobs.oregonstate.edu. Click on Search
Postings and enter Position # 0014636.
Directions for applying for this position are
also provided on this page. Listing closes on
May 15, 2015. OSU is an EOE.
EQUIPMENT OPERATOR II
AgriNorthwest a local agricultural operation
has an opening for an Equipment Operator
II in Plymouth, WA. We are looking for a
highly motivated person to safely operate
farm equipment. This would include potato
marker, digger, side caster, as well as
cultivators with a high degree of
proficiency. This position starts at $12.25
per hr. Must possess a valid driverʼs
license and be able to work safely and with
minimal supervision at all times. Benefits
include medical, vision, dental, 401K plan
and defined retirement plan. Qualified
applicants who are interested need
to submit resume at
Agn.resume@agrinw.com or apply in
person at 174906 S. Plymouth Rd,
Plymouth, WA 99346. If questions call
509-734-5074 Ext. 5252/5253.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Drug Free Workplace
NOW HIRING
CONSTRUCTION CREW,VALID
DRIVERʼS LICENSE REQUIRED MUST 18
YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER
CONSTRUCTION
EXPERIENCE PREFERRED FULL TIME
WORK and FULL
BENEFITS TOP WAGES for the
RIGHT INDIVIDUALS
APPLY TODAY!!
www.workforclearybuildingcorp.com
81814 HWY 395 NHermiston, Or
97838541-922-2885Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
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2015 IS
our 6TH year as
one of Oregon's
100 Best compa-
nies to work for! –
We hire the "Smartest and the Brightest"
sales people that are capable of delivering
an exceptional customer experience
Smart Wireless is seeking 2 full time Retail
Sales Associates to be part of our high
performance sales team for our
NEW AT&T Hermiston location.
Hourly base + commission,
equaling $12-$16. Excellent
benefits including medical, dental,
vision, tuition reimbursement and
employee dealer phone program
Apply at: http://www.smartwireless.com/jobs
COMMUNITY COUNSELING
SOLUTIONS
is a 501(c)3 serving Oregon in Morrow,
Wheeler, Gilliam, Grant, Lake and Harney
Counties. We are recruiting for a
Registered Nurse at Juniper Ridge Acute
Care Center, a Secure Psychiatric Facility
in John Day, providing services to
individuals with severe mental illness.
Qualified applicants must have a valid
Oregon Registered Professional Nurseʼs
license at the time of hire, hold a valid ODL
and pass a criminal history background
check. New Grads are welcome! Wage
between $25.14 to $37.98/hour DOE.
Excellent benefit package, signing bonus
and $2,500 relocation expenses. Make a
2-year commitment and receive $10,000 to
pay down your student loans.
Download an application at
www.CommunityCounselingSolutions.org
and forward it with cover letter and resume
to human resources at
ladawn.fronapel@gobhi.net
COMMUNITY COUNSELING
SOLUTIONS
is a 501(c)3 serving Oregon in Morrow,
Wheeler, Gilliam, Grant, Lake and Harney
Counties. We are currently recruiting for a
full-time Mental Health Specialist III for
Gilliam, Wheeler and Sherman Counties.
This position will provide mental health and
addiction counseling to clients in their
homes. This position will work
non-traditional hours including evenings
and one weekend day per week. The
incumbent will work out of their home and
must have reliable transportation as
significant travel will be required. Qualified
applicants must have a masterʼs degree in
psychology, social work, or other human
service related field. Must possess CADC
certification or be able to obtain one within
one year of employment. Individual will
provide therapy, assessment, case
management, and other related services to
individuals with mental health and
alcohol/drug concerns. Must have
excellent computer skills and be able to
assist the director in meeting the needs of
the community. Pay DOEE. Salary range
$40,100 - $58,500/yr. Excellent benefits.
For an application, please contact your
local WorkSource employment office, or
download an application at
www.communitycounselingsolutions.org,
forward cover letter and resume to human
resources at ladawn.fronapel@gobhi.net.
Open until filled. EOE.
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Thursday, May 7, 2015
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CONAGRA FOODS/LAMB
Weston is a $1 billion+ major national and
international frozen potato and vegetable
products food processor. We currently have
openings at our Paterson, WA facility for
Harvest Mechanic Lead (M3). The ideal
candidate will possess strong leadership
and problem solving skills, the ability to
communicate (read and write) in English, a
valid driver license with a clean Motor
Vehicle Record and heavy equipment/farm
equipment mechanic or trouble shooting
skills and experience. These are Full-Time
year round positions and we offer an
excellent benefit and compensation
package. For further information on these
openings and/or apply, submit resume go
to www.conagrafoodscareers.com or
contact j.macias@conagrafoods.com for
more information. We also have other
open positions at our facility and you can
view those on our site. To view and get to
our positions, under Keyword Search, type
in “Paterson”. ConAgra Foods – Lamb
Weston is an Equal Opportunity /
Affirmative Action Employer
JOIN A TEAM THAT MAKES A
DIFFERENCE!
Umatilla-Morrow County Head Start Inc.
(UMCHS) is a community leader providing
high quality early learning, healthy living
supports and social services to children,
families and caregivers in eleven counties.
We are looking for energetic,
compassionate and dedicated
professionals to join our growing team. We
believe every role is critical to our success.
This is your chance to join a friendly and
dynamic company dedicated to working in
partnership so children and
communities can thrive.
Take a look at the following open positions!
Education Managers—$4,364/month
Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree in Early
Childhood Education or related field; two
years teaching experience; and supervisory
experience.
Head Start & Early Head Start
Teachers—$19.30/hour
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Early
Childhood Education or related field
Family Advocates—$19.00/hour
Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree in Social
Services, Social Work, Sociology or related
field; one year experience in social work
Bookkeeper—$15.26/hour (30
hours/week)
Qualifications: Associateʼs degree in
Accounting or related field (Bachelorʼs
degree preferred) and two years of
experience in accounting and using
Microsoft Office
Health Resource
Specialist—$12.59/hour
Qualifications: HS Diploma or equivalent
and one year experience in a Social
Service Agency
Bus Drivers—$11.39/hour
Qualifications: High School Diploma or
equivalent and a current CDL and School
Bus Driver's License
Maintenance/Groundskeeper—
$13.94/hour
Qualifications: High School diploma or
equivalent and at least two yearsʼ
experience maintaining grounds and
irrigation systems, the ability to maintain
preventative maintenance records and
carpentry skills.
Cooks—$10.73/hour
Qualifications: High School Diploma or
equivalent and a food handler's card and
three months of cooking experience.
Teacher Assistants—$10.73/hour
Qualifications: High School Diploma or
equivalent and be willing to enroll in a CDA
program or ECE college degree program
We offer a benefit package including
medical, dental, flexible spending account,
life, EAP, 403(b) retirement plan,
and paid time off!
Unsure about your qualifications? Just
call! We will help determine what positions
you qualify for. Recent early childhood
graduates are encouraged to apply!
If you are a qualified and passionate
person dedicated to early childhood
learning and care and are interested in any
of these positions, please call (541)
564-6878 or visit our web site
www.umchs.org E.O.E.
SALES
5/7/15-
5/10/15
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ESTATE SALE Friday May 8, Saturday May 9, 9am-3pm3108 SW
Marshall PendletonLots of furniture, dishes, silverware, collectibles,
and lots more!
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EVERYTHING GOES! 510 SW 14th Pendleton Friday May 8th
9am-1pmSaturday May 9th9am-2pmGun Cabinet, fishing equip-
ment, smokers, BBQs, table saw, routers, compressors, chop saw,
Hilti Gun, furniture, appliances, TV, indoor grow house, lawn
equipment, MORE!
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SPRING BAZAAR The First Church of God will be holding our an-
nual Spring Bazaar on Saturday, May 9th from 8am - 2pm. We will
be selling BMCC plants, Master Gardener plants as well as holding a
yard and bake sale. 712 SW 27th St. Pendleton, OR 97801
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VINTAGE SALE May 9, 7am-3pm Highway 395 S.
Milepost 13. Two miles North of Pilot Rock, ten miles south of
Pendleton. Antiques including Udell desk, Pendleton point
blankets, quilts, school desks, china hutch/desk, Spode dishes.
Also double bedroom set with mattresses, Fenton lamps, ping pong
table, miscellaneous treasures. Early Shoppers Welcome!
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ESTATE SALE 403C Apt 101 Ne Highway 11, Pendleton
Next to Lindellʼs Sat & Sun 9am-4pm Furniture, DVDʼs, Eeyore, col-
lectibles, antiques, medical supplies
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HUGE MULTI-FAMILY Yard Sale 521 SW 15th St. Pendleton
May 8-10 Friday & Saturday 9am-5pm Sunday 9am-3pm
Antiques, collectibles, vintage glassware, housewares, books, toys,
clothes, movies, craft items, jewelry, lapidary and yard rocks, obsid-
ian for knapping & more!
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PARKING LOT Sale Saturday, May 9th Sale will be at the Agape
House at 500 Harper Road Hermiston Sale begins at
7:30AM-10:30AMClothing items 3/$1.00 Books 3/$1.00 Furniture
priced as marked. Bins-Nic Nacʼs, you name the price.
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MOVING SALE Friday May 8th 8am-4pm Saturday May 9th
8am-noon 415 SE 7th Street, Hermiston Duncan Pfyfe 1940ʼs buffet
& china closet, excellent condition, 3 cushioned sofa, washer &
dryer, tools, housewares, & miscellaneous.
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YARD SALE Friday May 8th 8am-3pm Saturday May 9th 8am-3pm
46341 Lloyd Rd. Pendleton Tools, antiques. If we donʼt have you
donʼt need it!
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MULTI FAMILY Sale, Saturday, May 9–8am-1pm. 219 NW 7th
Street, Pendleton Artwork, golf, home décor, microwave, furniture,
quality plus-womenʼs clothing, 10+ shoes and more. 1/2 price at
noon.
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UNIQUE FIND SALE 224 SW 5th Friday & Saturday May 8th & 9th
8am-2pm Western & Pendleton blankets, craft, furniture, items to
re-purpose.
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YARD SALE Friday/Saturday May 8th & 9th 8am-2pm 3230 SW
Isaac Pendleton Clothes, pictures, toys, a little bit of everything!
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9 S.E. 15th Dr. Recognize the address? Weʼre moving so everything
is priced to sell - even the house!WE have furniture, (indoor & out-
door), appliances, memorabilia, & much more.
8am-5pm Saturday only, but in a couple of months weʼll have a
“blowout” sale when we clear out the rest.
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MEGA YARD SALE Friday 3-7 Sat 9-2 New & Like New name
brand clothing and shoes-womenʼs mens, girls 6-8,
boys 2T-4T, home Decor, household, jewelry, baby
items, toys, bicycles, float tube, honda mower, lots
of Items! Exit 216 Turn Right, Take right on Tutuilla
Church Road, left on Patawa, right on Meadow
Lark Lane Last House
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DEADLINE FOR
WEEKEND YARD SALE ADS IS
WEDNESDAY BY 2:00 PM - Call
Paula @ 541-278-2678 to put in your
yard sale ad.
Multimedia
Salesperson:
THURSDAY, MAY 7, 2015
ARIES (March 21-April 19). Warrior spirit that you are, you're
ready to fight for your honor. On the other hand, it doesn't always
serve the situation. Often it's best to keep your composure and
balance as you say nothing and walk away.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Many famous people have at times
completed their work from bed, including Leonardo da Vinci,
Thomas Hobbes and F. Scott Fitzgerald. You'll join their club with
the beautiful things you come up with from the pillow.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). With candor and humor you'll turn sit-
uations into situational comedy. You know how to do this graceful-
ly, without discounting or making fun of anyone's troubles.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). Sometimes you are content because
of what you have, and other times, like today, you are content
because of what you lack in expectation. Whatever occurs, it will
delight you.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Make no assumptions about your per-
formance. Just because you've done it one way for a long time
doesn't mean you're doing it right. The breakthrough will come
after you open yourself to new insights.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Bottom line: You need more sleep.
Vitality, beauty, a happy mood -- they're all a product of increasing
your zzz's. Revisit your nighttime routine with an eye toward opti-
mum relaxation.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Dreams die hard, especially for children
who are raised on fairytale magic brought to life in vivid CGI. But
some dreams, once released, make room for remarkable realities.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). It may feel as though someone other
than you is running your life. If that's happening, it's only because
you got a little distracted. Bring yourself back to the driver's seat.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). The excitement building around
you is not coincidental. People feel there's something special in
what you're creating, and they want to be a part of it.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Sacrifice will be necessary, but
not to a detrimental degree. You've been giving so much of your-
self that you may feel depleted. Try to pull back. Stop before
there's nothing left for you.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Not knowing which way to go does-
n't always mean you're lost. In today's case, the real journey
begins at the place where you're not sure which road to take.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). More choices don't make people
happier; they just confuse matters and, as an added bonus, make
people long for what they gave up. Offer three options, and you'll
have happy customers.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (May 7). No matter how educated you are,
you'll make it a main goal to broaden your knowledge and skills
this year. Furthermore, you'll take on other hard personal chal-
lenges because doing the hard things makes you better. The next
seven weeks bring a contract that will improve your lifestyle. New
friends come in July. Aquarius and Gemini people adore you. Your
lucky numbers are: 13, 2, 28, 24 and 11.
Send resume and
letter of interest to
EO Media Group
PO Box 2048
Salem, OR  97308-2048
Fax to 503-371-2935
or e-mail
hr@eomediagroup.com or
pick up an application at
211 SE Byers, Pendleton. 
Hermiston Herald is
seeking
an
outside
salesperson who is pas -
sionate about helping
local businesses be suc -
cessful.
Must dem -
onstrate excellence in
person-to-person sales
and customer service,
work well with a support
team and be proficient
with technology while
managing
time
and
required paperwork effi -
ciently. Base wage plus
commission and mileage
reimbursement
make
this a great opportunity
for an aggressive sales
professional.
This full-time positions
offer paid time off (PTO),
insurances and a 401(k)/
Roth 401(k) retirement plan.