CLASSIFIEDS
Tuesday, February, 20, 2018
651 Help Wanted
651 Help Wanted
651 Help Wanted
Tray Aide needed for Fri-
day-Sunday, 4pm-8pm.
Apply in person at
Sunridge Retirement
Community
3234 SW Nye Ave., Pendleton
541-276-2143
Eastern Oregon
Correctional Institution
Pendleton, OR
The Port of Morrow is seek-
ing an experienced CARPEN-
TER who will be responsible
for building, installing and
repairing structures, fixtures,
furniture and other items us-
ing different types of materi-
als including wood and steel.
For a complete job descrip-
tion visit our website
www.portofmorrow.com/jobs
The Port of Morrow is an EOE
and offers competitive wages
and benefits.
Please submit a cover let-
ter, application and resume
to
HR@portofmorrow.com,
or mail them to: Human
Resources, P.O. Box 200,
Boardman, OR 97818.
We thank applicants for their
interest in this position. How-
ever, only applicants chosen
for an interview will be con-
tacted.
The position is open until
filled.
UTILITY TECH
AgriNorthwest, a local ag-
ricultural operation, has an
immediate opening for a
fulltime Ag Tech located in
Boardman, OR.
Desired
candidate will assist farm
managers
with
various
functions that include safe
operation and maintenance
of circles, application of
fertilizer and pesticide, and
assist in water scheduling
and irrigation. Valid driver’s
license required. Salary is
commensurate with experi-
ence. Full-time employees
receive excellent benefits
including: Medical, Dental,
Group Term Life, Disability,
Retirement Plus Plan, 401k,
Flex-Spending, and other
miscellaneous value-added
benefits. Qualified appli-
cants may send a resume
to careers.agn@agrinw.com
with the job title in the sub-
ject line.
PLUMBER
Salary: $25.28 - $35.28
Hourly plus excellent
benefits
Must have a valid Oregon
Plumber’s license.
CITY CLERK
The City of Boardman is
seeking applicants for a City
Clerk. Job Description and
application can be found at
www.cityofboardman.com
This is an unrepresented
position. Applications must
be received by February 20,
2018 @ 5pm.
See complete announce-
ment & apply by 2/28/18 at
www.ocodjobs.com
Click Search for
ODOC Jobs
Click filter, location, check
box next to Pendleton
Community
Counseling
Solutions is currently seek-
ing a
QMHP-CADC
Community
Counseling
Solutions is a 501(c)3 serv-
ing Oregon in Morrow,
Wheeler, Gilliam, and Grant
Counties. We are recruiting
for the following position:
MENTAL HEALTH
SPECIALIST
to provide out-patient men-
tal health services in our
Arlington office. Qualified
applicants must have a
Bachelor’s degree from an
accredited college in psy-
chology, social work, or
other human service related
field.
Master’s degree preferred.
Preferred CADC (Certified
Alcohol and Drug Counsel-
or) or the ability to obtain
certification within two years
of hire. This is a 1.0 FTE
position that will also work
an on-call rotation during
non-business hours re-
quired for crisis services.
The salary range for this full-
time position is $35,600.00
to $61,800.00 per year, de-
pending on experience and
education level. Wage will
be higher for candidates
possessing a LPC, LCSW,
or PhD.
Excellent benefit package,
including 401K.
Apply online and upload re-
sume at
communitycounseling
solutions.org
Positions open until filled.
EOE.
to provide competent, ap-
propriate behavioral health
assessments, brief inter-
ventions, case manage-
ment and referral services
to individuals incarcerated
or recently released from
the Umatilla County Jail.
This position will partici-
pate in joint case-planning,
coordination and referrals
with other community agen-
cies. This position will work
closely with administration
to develop the program and
associated policies and pro-
cedures.
Qualified applicants must
have a Masters degree from
an accredited college in so-
cial work, psychology or oth-
er human services related
fields. Must be a Certified
Alcohol and Drug Counselor
(CADC), level I or II.
The pay range for this po-
sition is $42,300 - $61,800,
dependent upon experience.
CCS provides an excellent
benefit package including
health, dental and vision in-
surance, 401K, potential for
tuition reimbursement, stu-
dent loan forgiveness and
paid licensure supervision.
CCS is an EOC.
Apply online and upload re-
sume at
communitycounseling
solutions.org
Position open until filled.
CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS!
Equal Opportunity Employer
Drug Free Workplace
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2018
Seeking a Cost Account
J&J Snack Foods
in Weston Oregon
Salary $65-$70K DOQ
Community
Counseling
Solutions is currently re-
cruiting for a
PEER SUPPORT
SPECIALIST
to provide guidance and
encouragement to individ-
uals working through their
recovery process while
drawing on common expe-
rience as a peer.
This is a 20 hour a week
position based out of
Boardman,
will require
a large amount of travel,
and will be supervised by
a licensed mental health
provider.
Successful applicant will
be working with individuals
currently in the County Jail
system, those that have
been successfully paroled
and/or on probation, and
also high risk individuals.
Qualified applicants must
possess a High School
Diploma or equivalent
and must be able to pass
a criminal background
check, as well as a clean
driving record.
Wages are $13.17 to $17.88
an hour DOE and has ex-
cellent benefits.
You may download an ap-
plication at
www.communitycounseling
solutions.org
Position open until filled,
EOE.
Benefits: Life Insurance, STD,
LTD, Vision, 401K, ESPP
Scope:
· To oversee the costing func-
tions of accounting of the
Weston facility
· To provide Accounting sup-
port to Weston Plant
· To report production manu-
facturing costs
Key Responsibilities:
· Develop, implement, and
manage procedures related
to the Accounting department:
~ Standard costing and Bud-
geting
~ Daily backflush of raw and
packaging inventory
~ Production variance analy-
sis
~ Weekly reconciliation of
raw/packaging and finished
goods inventories.
~ Analyze and assimilate fi-
nancial information
~ Maintain and review capital
budgets
~ Other duties as assigned by
Plant Manager
· Cost Estimates
~ Work with Sales & Produc-
tion to cost new products
~ Work with Sales & Produc-
tion to update cost estimates
· Employee safety program
ARIES (March 21-April 19). New
ventures always come with a beat
or two of bedlam. The confusion and
chaos only add to the fun! So take a
breath and head in, expecting that it
won’t be perfect but it will be an ex-
perience.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Ob-
stacles are necessary. Otherwise,
there’s no game. Catapult over them
and you’ll build up your strength.
Push against them and you’ll build
stamina. Rub them out and you’ll
wind up polishing your work to the
brilliance of a jewel.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). There
are those who reach adulthood un-
wounded; they are the exception,
not the rule. Time usually makes its
marks. You’ll connect with some-
one over the scars (either inside or
outside) that show what you’ve sur-
vived.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). Avoid
people and situations that test your
knowledge. It’s better to gravitate
toward those who like how you think
instead. To know is to close your
mind to learning. So don’t know. Stay
curious.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). It’s risky to
talk to strangers, but you’re fearless
today, so you’ll reach out and expand
your circle with an introduction or
two. You’re a magnet for interesting
people.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). You em-
brace life’s lopsided nature. You’ll
be intrigued by people, ideas and
places that seem a little off. Also,
you crave novelty these days, so if
it doesn’t look like anything you’ve
experienced, you’ll want to sign up.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Magicians
know that children can often figure
out tricks that adults don’t. Why?
They make fewer assumptions.
They’re more open to randomness.
They notice more details. Today
you’ll be like a child whom no one
can trick.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). We op-
erate on what we’ve seen to be true.
But sometimes what we’ve seen is
only part of the truth or is actually
more of an anomaly. Leave room
for doubt. Being wrong happens.
Defending wrong -- now that’s just
wrong!
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21).
Go mingle in a new place. At the
very least, you’ll have a fresh experi-
ence and story to report. But you’re
even likelier to find love, friendship,
adventure, work or all of the above.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19).
Anyone can give others the benefit
of the doubt, but you’ll take it into
radically generous territory, giving
total trust without hesitation. If they
have ill intent, they’ll go elsewhere;
your kindness takes the fun out of
the swindle.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Your
attention actually makes the other
person fascinating. The person was
interesting to begin with, but his or
her story becomes great because of
your unique brand of curiosity.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). You dis-
like social situations in which you’re
expected to network, schmooze
and sell. You see life as a creative
process, not as a series of trophies.
Don’t worry; many will find your ap-
proach appealing. Show up and just
be you.
TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Feb. 20). The
objective still seems far off, and
you’re not even sure how you’re
going to get there, but that’s all part
of what makes this year so mag-
ical. You sweat and toil for some
successes, and others happen by
sheer miracle. With a ripple of kind-
ness and effectiveness, you’ll make
a difference in the lives of many.
Gemini and Sagittarius adore you.
Your lucky numbers are: 8, 20, 44,
19 and 3.
East Oregonian
651 Help Wanted
651 Help Wanted
Full time – Pendleton
PT – Hermiston
DIRECTOR, COLLEGE
PREP
COLLEGE PREP CLERK/
RECEPTIONIST
Salary Range: $54,280.00 –
63,825.00 DOE
Up to 29 hours per week as
needed
Position closes: February
23, 2018
Pay: $14.00 per hour
For detailed information about
the position and how to apply,
visit www.bluecc.edu. You
may also contact Human Re-
sources at hr@bluecc.edu or
by phone 541-278-5837.
BMCC is an EOE and educa-
tor and participates in E-Veri-
fy. For complete EEO disclo-
sure statement please go to
www.bluecc.edu/EEO
YOUR DREAM HOME
is right here in the Classifieds!
Check our real estate listings.
First application review dead-
line, March 1, 2018
For detailed information about
the position and how to apply,
visit www.bluecc.edu. You
may also contact Human Re-
sources at hr@bluecc.edu or
by phone 541-278-5837.
BMCC is an EOE and educa-
tor and participates in E-Veri-
fy. For complete EEO disclo-
sure statement please go to
www.bluecc.edu/EEO.
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651 Help Wanted
Pendleton School Bus
Drivers
$250 Hiring Bonus!!
$100 Bonus- Pass DMV in 7
days in our paid learning pro-
gram with our trainers help-
ing you.
$12.88 per hour driver
starting wage.
Full CDL cost reimburse-
ment
Paid driver training program
Other bonus opportunities
Company match 401k
program
JOIN OUR PENDLETON
TEAM TODAY!
To get started today call
541-276-5621
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