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CLASSIFIEDS Saturday, March 4, 2017 Employment 335 MECHANIC W/OT, BENEFITS. 2+years experience. Eepairs, maintenance of fleet vehicles and heavy equipment. Eespond to breakdowns. Dependable. Apply at www.cascadeagronomics.us Employment 335 AEIES (March 21-April 19). Problems get solved today by devoting full attention to them in a creative way. An intense focus without any new ideas won't work. New ideas without intense focus won't work. You've the capacity for both; apply it. TAUEUS (April 20-May 20). It will be liberating to be around people who don't have a lot of rules attached to their friendship. Seek the company of those who are accepting, unthreatened by your talents and assets, undaunted by your shortcomings. GEMINI (May 21-June 21). If you let your thoughts wander today, there's a tendency to brood. It's human nature, which has a strong negativity bias, exacerbated by the current cosmic lineup. Counteract it with a busy day of distractions and delights. CANCEE (June 22-July 22). You'll benefit from thinking of the "self" you show the world as verb instead of a noun -- as a manner of assembling the attributes and opinions handed to you early on. Also, you can arrange this differently whenever you want to. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Some of the humans you'll interact with today are so sensitive to emotion and tone that you may wish you were interacting with a robot who responds to specific commands without attaching any emotional baggage. VIEGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Trying to hide what you're feeling will lead to energy blockages that inhibit your performance. However you're feeling, it's right. Let energy flow through you so that it can either dissipate or activate your intention. LIBEA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). We live in a world of symbols, very few of which stand for what they actually are. Your thought into what things symbolize will help today's interactions. SCOEPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Of all the tests you could be offered, it's the tests of patience that will do the most to expand your consciousness and mature your soul. To breathe, relax and be reasonable when the tension is high -- this is evolution. SAGITTAEIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). As you move quickly through a problem, the rest may seem to lag behind. There's much to be gained from honoring the pacing of others. Observe and learn instead of distracting yourself away from the business at hand. 335 PT PEOVIDEE EASTERN OREGON University is actively recruiting for a Director of Development in the office of University Advancement. For complete qualifications and to apply, please visit, PRODUCTION ASSOCIATE Columbia Forest Products, the leading manufacturer of hardwood plywood and veneer in North America, is looking for motivated people to join our team as Production Associates at our state-of-the-art Boardman Veneer Plant. We offer great pay, bonuses, benefits, and growth potential. to work every Friday from 8:00AM-4:30PM. Applicant can be MD, DO, PA, or FNP. Please email CV to tamif1@gmail.com YOUR DREAM home is right here in the Classifieds… check our listings for your next move! Teacher For more information visit our Employment page on www.stanfield.k12.or.us EOE CLASSIFIEDS ARE the place to buy it, sell it or find it… check us out online every day! Employment 335 Page 5B Employment 335 Bookkeeper (part-time/full-time) McLaughlin Landscaping is looking for a part-time/full-time bookkeeper. This individual will be responsible for producing monthly P&L Statements and Balance Sheets using Double Entry Accounting methods. McLaughlin Landscaping, located in Pendleton, is celebrating 36 years as a leader in quality and customer service. Our client base spans NE Oregon and SE Washington. Applicants must have experience with MS Word and Excel. Payroll experience would be beneficial. There is some flexibility in hours and duties required. Up to 10 hours per week, as needed Position closes March 5, 2017. We are a non-smoking company For detailed information about the position and how to apply, visit www.bluecc.edu or call 541 278-5837. BMCC is an EOE and Educator and participates in E-Verify. Columbia Basin Spreaders, Inc. has immediate openings for COMMERCIAL PUC DRIVERS for local and regional hauls. The successful applicants must have current physical card and a valid CDL- A license with endorsements for Apply today at: www.cfpwood.com/us/ career-opportunities EOE FT Secretary English/ Language Art CLASSIFIEDS - LOOK here first before you buy! Part-Time – Milton-Freewater This position is responsible to safely operate a variety of equipment to produce a quality product. Must have basic math, communication, and teamwork skills, and be able to perform rotating jobs. Forklift/loader experience preferred. STANFIELD SCHOOL DISTEICT has the following positions available beginning 17-18 school year: 335 FERTILIZER SPREADER/ Heavy Equipment Operator W/Overtime, Benefits. Operation of Agricultural equipment. Current Drivers License, Previous experience preferred. Class A CDL and Chemical applicator license or willing to obtain. Apply at www.cascadeagronomics.us Nursing Assistant (NA) Instructor Doubles/ Triples Tankers, and Hazardous Materials Drivers must also have an acceptable safe driving record with a minimum two years of commercial hauling experience. Drivers must be committed to safety and commit to following all company safety policies and procedures. We offer a competitive base wage/commission program based on experience and endorsements. Drivers are eligible for insurance benefits and vacation after meeting probation and employment timelines. These positions remain open until filled. For more information or to complete an application, contact: Steve Williams Columbia Basin Spreaders 78757 Westland Ed., Hermiston, OE 97838 541-701-9921 Pay and benefits will be commensurate with duties performed and experience. Send resume to: 1160 Tutuilla Ed, Pendleton, OE 97801 Please contact us through mailed resume only. Application deadline March 3rd EASTERN OREGON ALCOHOLISM FOUNDATION is currently accepting applications for the following positions: Child Dev Coordinator FT w/ benefits Detox Staff Nurse PT/ On Call Detox Techs FT & PT/ On Call Eespite Techs PT/ On Call Application packets can be downloaded at www.eoaf.org or request at 541.276.3518. Submit applications to: EOAF/Personnel 216 SW Hailey Ave. Pendleton, OE 97801 We are an equal opportunity employer. WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR Columbia Basin Spreaders, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. NOW HIRING! CAPEICOEN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Can there be thoughts without a thinker? Some say it's possible, even optimal. And though they condemn the ego, you can bet there's much in yours that would be missed were you to join the ranks of the enlightened today. AQUAEIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). You'll project yourself rather cleverly and be well accepted. If you also happen to be having fun with this, and are not too concerned about what others are thinking, you're winning all around. We are currently looking to fi ll the following positions: RN Float RN CCU RN Day Surgery Physical Therapist CNA Med-Surg CNA Bath Aide RN Emergency Occupational Therapist 6 New Grad RN positions RN Med-Surg Go online to sahpendleton.org to apply today! PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). More art than science, history is colored by the values and beliefs of the teller. What you believe about the past will direct the future. Be open to hearing more than one account of what happened. TODAY'S BIETHDAY (March 4). New reserves of determination open in you. You stop looking for opportunities and start creating them. Going on the premise that conditions will never be perfect, you'll push forward and build major success through your efforts. Next month seals a deal. May through July are the most social and romantic too. Gemini and Scorpio adore you. Your lucky numbers are: 10, 28, 6, 40 and 17. Employment FAMILY PRACTICE office in Pendleton is looking for a http://eou.peopleadmin.com/ postings/1107 SATUEDAY, MAECH 4, 2017 Employment East Oregonian We want you to be a part of our success! 2801 St. Anthony Way Pendleton, OR 97801 Oregon Potato Company (OPC) in Boardman, OR, is an industrial potato processing facility. Helps manage facility operations 24/7 and ensures compliance with federal and state requirements associated with shipments and inventory control; and monitors, directs, and trains employees in the department Requirements: High School Diploma; 3 years supervisory experience; 1 year of warehouse experience preferably in the food processing industry; willing to fill in on any shift; knowledge of plant operations and process/packaging specifications; and able to lift 50 lbs. Please send cover letter and resume to ap@oregonpotato.com. Salary $42k - $47k DOE and benefits. Drug/alcohol screening and background check required. EOE Employer. Food Safety/Quality Assurance Manager Oregon Potato Company (OPC) in Boardman, OE, is an industrial potato processing facility. Manages Food Safety and Quality program. Provides oversight and monitoring of operations for compliance with GMP, SSOP, HACCP, SQF, other regulatory and customer pre-requisite programs and leads audits. Communicates across all depts regarding acceptance, rejection and disposition of raw materials and finished products and is accountable for monitoring and ensuring a high standard of food processing sanitation at the pre-operational and operational stages of production. Eequirements: 4 yr degree in Food Science or Technology, Microbiology, Chemistry or related field; AND 3 yrs Food Safety and Quality Assurance experience in a food manufacturing environment. The ideal candidate will also be professional and friendly; customer focused; and able to work in a fast paced environment. Please send cover letter and resume to ap@oregonpotato.com. Salary $$65K-70K DOE and benefits. Drug/alcohol screening and background check required. EOE Employer. $ WHY ADVERTISE IN THE EAST OREGONIAN AND HERMISTON HERALD CLASSIFIED SECTION? EVERY DOLLAR COUNTS. CHOOSE A PROVEN SOURCE FOR RETURN ON INVESTMENT You should be advertising in these tough economic times. “ We are a regional transportation company with drivers and vehicles stationed in six cities. We occasionally run classifi ed help wanted ads in various publications in the northwest when we have driver openings. Sometimes our classifi ed ad draws very few results (depending on the time of year) so we must repeat the ad. This recently occurred with a week long ad we ran in the East Oregonian. Our classifi ed ad representative, Dayle S. expressed concern about the lack of success in our ad and asked our permission to enhance the ad to garner a better response. She revamped the ad which we were very impressed with. The response to her revamped ad was dramatic and we are SO SO impressed with the unsolicited service Dayle provided. Transportation Solutions Out of all the publications we advertise in, this was the fi rst time an ad representative took the time to assist us with a more eff ective ad. Anytime we need a classifi ed ad in the East Oregonian, we will require that Dayle is the one who places our ad. Of the six cities we advertise in, Dayle with the East Oregonian is the very best classifi ed ad consultant we have ever worked with. ” Myron H., Transportation Solutions To advertise in the most powerful local media available, call Dayle or Terri at 1-800-962-2819 . Dayle Stinson Terri Briggs
