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Employment 335
OLD WEST
FEDERAL CREDIT
UNION
is seeking a
proficient
service-oriented
Teller to join its staff
on a part-time basis (approximately 30
hours per week).
This position requires a great
attitude and out-going personality with a
high degree of precision and
competence in performing transactions for
our members. You will be responsible for
providing service support to Member
transaction needs in a manner that is
professional, courteous and compliant with
all policies and procedures. The Teller will
also recommend and refer new and
alternative services to Members that best fit
their needs. Previous cash handling,
balancing and customer service is
preferred. Ongoing educational and
advancement opportunities exist for people
with the attitude and aptitude for Member
Service and who are willing to grow and
accept new challenges with the Credit
Union. You may pick up an application at
our Pendleton office or go to the web site at
www.oldwestfcu.org for an on-line
application. You may deliver your
application by fax to: 541-628-6121, by
email to: hr@oldwestfcu.org
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DRIVER
FOR
Real Estate
Guide from
Pendleton
to Walla
Walla once
a month
with refills
as needed.
For more
info please
call Kim at
541-966-
0807.
D IRE CTOR , TR I O/S TUD E N T
S UPPORT S E RVICE S P ROJE CT
Blu e M ou n ta in Com m u n ity College seek s a Director for ou r
TRiO /Stu den t Su pport Services Project to join ou r sta ff a n d
w ho va lu es stu den t su ccess a n d the w ell-bein g of ou r sta ff. 
The director provides oversight to en su re the TRiO /Stu den t
Su pport Services Project m eets sta ted gra n t objectives a n d
delivera bles a s a pproved by the Depa rtm en t of Edu ca tion . 
Coordin a tes progra m s a n d a ctivities w ith ca m pu s a n d
com m u n ity pa rtn ers to a dva n ce the a ca dem ic a chievem en t of
progra m pa rticipa n ts.  Develops a n d im plem en ts stra tegies for
a ssessin g a n d m eetin g stu den t n eeds.  M on itors progra m
perform a n ce of project a n d m a n a ges progra m bu dget. 
Su pervises, su pports, a n d eva lu a tes project sta ff perform a n ce
providin g orien ta tion , tra in in g, a n d con tin u ed sta ff
developm en t.  Prepa res proposa ls, reports, a n d record
k eepin g to m eet gra n t fu n din g regu la tion s. 
This is a fu ll-tim e, gra n t fu n ded position w ith a n excellen t
ben efit pa ck a ge in clu din g bu t n ot lim ited to: m edica l, den ta l,
a n d vision , life a n d A D&D in su ra n ce, a n d tu ition w a iver for
em ployee a n d qu a lified fa m ily m em bers.  
Sa la ry:  $42,000 – $55,700 DO E.
For m ore deta iled in form a tion a bou t the position a n d how to
a pply, visit ou r w ebsite a t w w w .blu ecc.edu or con ta ct u s a t
hr@ blu ecc.edu  or 541 278-5837.
BM CC is a n EO E a n d pa rticipa tes in E-Verify.
Miles
& Miles
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• $11.50/hr Starting Wage
• CDL Fee Reimbursement
• No Experience Necessary
• Career Opportunities
• Modern Equipment
• 401K Retirement
IMMEDIATE
• Part-Time Work
OPENINGS
• Paid Training
IMMEDIATE
TRAINING
Apply at Mid Columbia Bus Co.
73458 Bus Barn Lane, Pendleton, OR 97801
Serving the Pendleton area. 541-276-5621
T E CH N OL OGY S UPPORT S PE CIAL IS T
BM CC is recru itin g for a Techn ology Su pport Specia list to
join ou r IT tea m in Pen dleton .  This position w ill m a n the IT
helpdesk ; a ct in depen den tly a s the design a ted techn ica l
poin t of con ta ct w ith u sers, ven dors a n d con tra ctors for
problem resolu tion a n d techn ica l a ssista n ce, in clu din g the
coordin a tion of repa irs a n d u pgra des to techn ology rela ted
equ ipm en t,; perform ba sic- a n d a dva n ced-level in sta lla tion
a n d preven tive a n d corrective m a in ten a n ce of I techn ology
issu es, equ ipm en t a n d rela ted periphera ls a n d w ill a ct
in depen den tly a s a first poin t of con ta ct w ith the BM CC u ser
com m u n ity for problem resolu tion a n d techn ica l a ssista n ce.
This is fu ll-tim e ben efited position , in clu din g m edica l,
den ta l, vision , life a n d A D&D in su ra n ce plu s tu ition w a iver
for the em ployee a n d qu a lified depen den ts.  Begin n in g
pa y, $14.67 - $15.27 DO Q .  This position closes A u gu st 20,
2015 a t 5:00 p.m .  For m ore deta iled in form a tion a bou t the
position a n d how to a pply, visit ou r w ebsite a t
w w w .blu ecc.edu .
BM CC is a n EO E a n d pa rticipa tes in E-Verify.
Employment 335
CLASS-B CDL
Driver/Warehouse
Rep needed in Walla
Walla, WA. Great
pay/benefits & a peo-
ple 1st work environ-
ment! Email dde-
freece@wilburellis.co
m.
Eastern Oregon
potato operation
seeks full time expe-
rienced mechanic.
Repairs and mainte-
nance of
semi-trucks, farm
equipment.
Wages DOE. Mail re-
sume to
P.O. Box 890
Hermiston, Oregon
97838.
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LIBRARIES OF
Eastern Oregon
(LEO) seeks six
part-time contractual
positions needed to
help implement
art-based, regional
projects.
Information:
leolibraries@
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OFFICE MANAGER
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OREGON MUTUAL
Insurance is seeking
a multi-line field
claim adjuster for
Tri-Cities, Pendleton
area. Will work from
home. http://www.
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careers.html
TONYAʼS
HOUSE Inc.
recruiting for a full
time temporary
split shift
(10-2pm 4-8pm)
Good possibly for
permanent
employment
Friday-Tuesday
Female
YOUTH
WORKER.
Experience
working with
runaway,
homeless or at risk
youth helpful.
WAGE DOE
For more
information call
541-276-2900 ask
for Jani Bryant.
TRUCK DRIVER
Wanted, hauling
bulk sugar, 5 days a
week, from
Boardman, Oregon
to Markham,
Washington.
Class A CDL
endorsements for
tankers & double,
must be over 23
years of age, with 2
years experience.
Benefits.
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Miscellaneous 485
VISIT & ASSIST
Seniors in their
homes,
$460/monthly tax
free, must be 55 or
older. Personal
income limits. Call
John Brenne,
541-276-4474 or
jc.brenne@
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Vehicles
705
2007 IMPALA
4 door, White,
Low Mileage
call: 541-966-4450
Business/Service
Directory
355
NOTICE: OREGON
STATE law requires
anyone who con-
tracts for construc-
tion work to be li-
censed with the
Construction Con-
tractors Board. An
active
license
means the contrac-
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insured. Verify the
contractorʼs CCB li-
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EO-7809
LEGAL NOTICE OF PROPOSED ACTION AND
SOLICITATION FOR PUBLIC COMMENT
TEN CENT COMMUNITY WILDFIRE PROTECTION PROJECT,
UMATILLA AND WALLOWA-WHITMAN NATIONAL FORESTS
The North Fork John Day Ranger District is soliciting public com-
ments on the revised proposed Ten Cent Community Wildfire
Protection Project. This project is located in the Granite Creek
Watershed on the Umatilla and Wallowa-Whitman National For-
ests. The project area is approximately 38,000 acres. The pro-
ject area is located in the following Township and Ranges;
Southeast corner of Township 8, South Range 34 East, South
half of Township 8 South Range 35 East, South half of Township
8 South Range 35 _ East, Southwest corner of Township 8 South
Range 36 East, East half of Township 9 South Range 34 East, all
of Township 9 South Range 35 East, all but Southeast corner of
Township 9 South Range 35 _ East and the western half of
Township 9 South Range 36 East Willamette Meridian. The pro-
ject area is located in Grant County, Oregon.
The purpose and need of the Ten Cent Community Wildfire Pro-
tection Project is to provide a safer working environment for fire-
fighters while improving probability of success in protecting life
and property associated with the adjacent private lands in the
event of a wildfire within or threatening the values at risk in the
Granite Zone as defined by the Grant County Community Wildfire
Protection Plan. This includes the city of Granite, the city of
Greenhorn, the scattered inholdings, and the egress routes from
the identified values at risk. The need is to modify the existing fu-
els to reduce potential fire behavior to low intensity and reduce
the probability of crown fire and spotting. There is also a need to
maintain and enhance local communities and economies by pro-
viding a diversity of resource management activities, recreational
opportunities, commodity outputs, and ecosystem services from
public lands. The overall need for the Ten Cent Community Wild-
fire Protection Project is to modify the predicted fire behavior in
the project area while supporting local communities by providing
goods and services.
The Forest Service proposes actions within the project area to
re-
spond to the purpose and need for action. Multiple types of fuel
reduction treatments would occur across these stands and would
be designed to increase tree spacing and reduce surface fuels.
The treatments would include a mixture of commercial and
non-commercial logging and prescibed burning. These treat-
ments would occur along the private land boundaries and extend
up to 1.5 miles away from those boundaries, where indicated by
predicted fire behavior. The goal would be to create a contigu-
ous Defensible Fuel Profile Zone (DFPZ) along all private land
borders within the project area. Strategic DFPZs would also be
placed along roads and the forest stands within these zones
would be treated a maximum of 500 feet from both sides of the
road as necessary. The width of treatment would be dictated by
current stand conditions as well as other resource management
needs. The goal of these roadside treatments would be DFPZs
that help facilitate safe evacuation of residents and public in the
event of a wildfire, slow the progress of a wildfire coming out of
the North Fork John Day Wilderness, and provide firefighters a
higher probability of successfully managing a wildfire.
Instructions for Making Comments
On March 27, 2013, a final rule revising 36 CFR Part 218 was
published in the Federal Register and became effective on that
date. The new rule replaces the previous appeal rules defined in
36 CFR 215, and expands the use of the pre-decisional objection
process used for projects authorized under the Healthy Forests
Restoration Act of 2003. The new rule provides the public an op-
portunity to comment and express concerns on projects before
decisions are made, rather than after.
The comment period for this proposed action is intended to pro-
vide those interested in or affected by this proposal an opportu-
nity to make their concerns known during this revised project.
Those who provide comments or express an interest in a particu-
lar proposed action by the close of the comment period will be
eligible to use the pre-decisional objection process used for pro-
jects authorized under the 36 CFR Part 218. We asked for public
comment in 2014 regarding an early concept of this project, and
have since refined our proposed action. If you have previously
commented on this project in 2014, you still are eligible to use
the pre-decisional objection process without submitting new com-
ments.
Written, facsimile, hand-delivered, oral, and electronic comments
concerning this action will be accepted for 30 calendar days fol-
lowing the publication of this “Notice of Proposed Action and So-
licitation for Public Comment”. The publication date in this news-
paper is the exclusive means for calculating the comment period
for this analysis. Those wishing to comment should not rely upon
dates or timeframe information provided by any other source.
Regulations prohibit extending the length of the comment period.
Written comments should be submitted to: North Fork John Day
Ranger District, ATTN: Ian Reid, District Ranger, P.O. Box 158,
Ukiah, OR 97880. The office business hours for those submitting
hand-delivered comments are: 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM Monday
through Friday, excluding holidays. Comments can be faxed to
(541) 427-3018. Oral comments must be provided at the district
office during normal business hours via telephone (541)
427-5316 or in person.
Electronic comments should be submitted as part of the actual
e-mail message or as an attachment in Microsoft Word format,
rich text format (rtf), or portable document format (pdf) only and
sent to:
comments-pacificnorthwest-umatilla-northfork-johnday@fs.fed.us
In cases where no identifiable name is attached to a comment, a
verification of identity will be required for appeal eligibility. If using
an electronic message, a scanned signature is one way to pro-
vide verification. E-mails submitted to e-mail addresses other
than the one listed above, in other formats than those listed, or
containing viruses will be rejected.
It is the responsibility of persons providing comments to submit
them by the close of the comment period. For electronically
mailed comments the sender should receive an automated elec-
tronic acknowledgement from the agency as confirmation of re-
ceipt.
For more specific information regarding the project proposal
please contact Andrew Stinchfield at (541) 427-5397 or as-
tinchfield@fs.fed.us. Ian Reid, District Ranger.
August 12, 2015
Legal Notices
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Notices under this clas-
sification are required
by law to run in a news-
paper of general circula-
tion. A notarized proof
of publication will be
provided for all notices.
Some notices may re-
quire pre-payment.
Deadline for submission
is 3pm, two (2) working
days prior to required
publication date. The
East Oregonian will ac-
cept responsibility for
printing errors on the
first publication only.
Submit to:
Amanda Jacobs
211 SE Byers Ave.,
Pendleton, Or 97801
legals@eastoregonian.com
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EO-7809
PUBLIC NOTICE
MORROW COUNTY HEARING
THE MORROW COUNTY COURT will
hold the following hearing of public interest
on Wednesday, August 19, 2015, at 11:00
a.m. at the Heppner City Hall in Heppner,
Oregon.
To consider the statutorily available oppor-
tunity to ʻopt outʼ of certain medical and
recreational marijuana operations being
performed within the unincorporated por-
tions of Morrow County. To be considered
will be medical processing and dispensa-
ries, and recreational producers, proces-
sors, wholesalers and retailers.
Opportunity to voice support or opposition
to the above proposal or to ask questions
will be provided. Issues can be raised ei-
ther in person or by letter and should pro-
vide sufficient specificity to afford the deci-
sion makers an opportunity to respond to
the issue.
Copies of the staff report and all relevant
documents will be available after August
7, 2015. For more information, please con-
tact the Planning Department at
541-922-4624 or 541-676-9061, extension
5506.
August 12, 2015
EO-7808
LEGAL NOTICE OF PROPOSED
ACTION AND SOLICITATION FOR
PUBLIC COMMENT
GRANITE-DESOLATION AQUATIC
RESTORATION PROJECT
NORTH FORK JOHN DAY RANGER
DISTRICT, UMATILLA NATIONAL
FOREST
The North Fork John Day District Ranger
is soliciting public comments on the pro-
posed Granite-Desolation Aquatic Resto-
ration Project between Dale and Granite in
Grant County, Oregon. The proposed ac-
tion includes aquatic restoration, instream
work, meadow restoration, pre-commercial
thinning, riparian planting, and road de-
commissioning. Meadow treatments pro-
posed include small instream structures,
revegetation with native plants, thinning
encroaching conifers, cattle fencing and
relocating spring developments. The Gran-
ite and Desolation Creek watersheds are
the District's highest priority for aquatic
restoration and the objective is to improve
aquatic habitat conditions in those water-
sheds.
This project would reduce sediment deliv-
ery from 129 miles of roads, upgrade 8
culverts on fish-bearing streams increas-
ing connectivity on 20 stream miles, en-
hance 265 acres of wet meadow habitat,
and increase habitat complexity on almost
100 stream miles. Of 129 miles of pro-
posed road treatments, only 1.3 miles of
roads currently open to motorized use are
proposed to be decommissioned. These
would be 0.4 miles of the 5505-200 road
and 0.9 miles of the 1030-020 road.
Instructions for making comments:
On March 27, 2013, a final rule revising 36
CFR Part 218 was published in the Fed-
eral Register and became effective on that
date. The new rule replaces the previous
appeal rules defined in 36 CFR 215, and
expands the use of the pre-decisional ob-
jection process used for projects author-
ized under the Healthy Forests Restora-
tion Act of 2003. The new rule provides
the public an opportunity to comment and
express concerns on projects before deci-
sions are made, rather than after.
The comment period for this proposed ac-
tion is intended to provide those interested
in or affected by this proposal an opportu-
nity to make their concerns known during
this revised project. Those who provide
comments or express an interest in a par-
ticular proposed action by the close of the
comment period will be eligible to use the
pre-decisional objection process used for
projects authorized under the 36 CFR Part
218.
Written, facsimile, hand-delivered, oral,
and electronic comments concerning this
action will be accepted for 30 calendar
days following the publication of a “Notice
of Proposed Action and Solicitation for
Public Comment” in the East Oregonian
newspaper. The publication date in the
East Oregonian newspaper is the exclu-
sive means for calculating the comment
period for this analysis. Those wishing to
comment should not rely upon dates or ti-
meframe information provided by any
other source. Regulations prohibit extend-
ing the length of the comment period.
Written comments should be submitted to:
North Fork John Day Ranger District,
ATTN: Ian Reid, District Ranger, P.O. Box
158, Ukiah, OR 97880. The office busi-
ness hours for those submitting hand-de-
livered comments are: 8:00 AM to 4:30
PM Monday through Friday, excluding
holidays. Comments can be faxed to
(541) 427-3018. Oral comments must be
provided at the district office during normal
business hours via telephone (541)
427-5316 or in person.
Electronic comments should be submitted
as part of the actual e-mail message or as
an attachment in Microsoft Word format,
rich text format (rtf), or portable document
format (pdf) only and sent to:
comments-pacificnorthwest-umatilla-
northfork-johnday@fs.fed.us
In cases where no identifiable name is at-
tached to a comment, a verification of
identity will be required for appeal eligibil-
ity. If using an electronic message, a
scanned signature is one way to provide
verification. E-mails submitted to e-mail
addresses other than the one listed above,
in other formats than those listed, or con-
taining viruses will be rejected.
It is the responsibility of persons providing
comments to submit them by the close of
the comment period. For electronically
mailed comments the sender should re-
ceive an automated electronic acknow-
ledgement from the agency as confirma-
tion of receipt.
For more specific information regarding
the project proposal please contact Joy Ar-
chuleta
at
(541)
278-3822
or
jearchuleta@fs.fed.us. Ian Reid, DIS-
TRICT RANGER, Responsible Official.
August 12, 2015