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EASTERN OREGON MARKETPLACE Tuesday, October, 2, 2018 651 Help Wanted 651 Help Wanted Dryland wheat ranch in Pendleton, OR needs em- ployee experienced in com- bine and tractor driving, and shop work. Full time job with good pay. Send resume and references to marcia@hughes.net Homestead Youth & Family Services, a non-profit resi- dential treatment center for teenage boys seeks to fill po- sitions of RDO Equipment Co. is look- ing for talented and ambitious people who thrive on working in a team-oriented culture! Aftermarket Sales Profes- sional– Hermiston, OR: We are looking for an indi- vidual who will sell parts and service, providing customer solutions, while building long- term relationships to maxi- mize company profitability and aftermarket growth. They must have strong communi- cation skills and are expected to meet the customer’s needs and expectations. RDO Equipment Co. is a proud dealer of John Deere equipment. We offer competi- tive wages, health, dental and vision insurance, 401K and more! Apply online at www.rdoequipment.com/ careers DIRECT SERVICE STAFF These positions are respon- sible for overseeing the day to day operations of the 24 hour residential staff-secure program including client be- havior management, medica- tion management and proper documentation of services. Candidates must have a valid drivers license, be team ori- ented and be willing to work flexible hours. Competitive starting wage. Please send letter of interest to: Homestead Youth & Family Services PO Box 1325 Pendleton, OR 97801 or call 541-276-5433 EOE/M/F/Disabled/Veteran If you have an eye for real value, you’ll eye the classified ads daily! East Oregonian Page 5A 651 Help Wanted Parks/Cemetery Department Part time Laborer The City of Pendleton is ac- cepting applications for two part-time laborers. Position performs labor required to maintain Parks facilities in- cluding: cleaning public re- strooms, painting, waste dis- posal and other maintenance duties as needed. Position requires the ability to drive and perform basic janitorial duties. Part-time hours will be approximately 4 hours/ day. One position will be Monday to Friday 7am-11am, the other will be Saturday and Sunday 7am-11am. Must be able to work outdoors in varying weather conditions and operate hand and power tools. Position requires walk- ing, bending, stooping, and lifting. Requires valid Oregon vehicle operator’s license and ability to pass criminal background check. Salary is $11.00 per hour, no benefits. Applications are available at www.pendleton.or.us/ employment or at the Personnel Office at City Hall, 500 SW Dorion, Pendleton, OR 97801; (541) 966-0201. Submissions that are not accompanied by a completed City of Pendleton Application form will not be considered. Applications are due by October 19th, 2018. 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That might include senior centers, recre- ational activities for seniors, community services such as Meals on Wheels and locating necessary health care provid- ers. © ADOBE STOCK During a sale transaction, a Senior Real Estate Specialist understands that people might struggle emotionally with the idea of leaving their long-time family home and letting go of possessions. These real estate professionals have received unique training and extend compassion to their clients, helping them make the transi- tion from one home to anoth- er with caring patience. ACCESSING SERVICES SRES agents also can help seniors who choose to stay in their homes as they age by referring clients to an expert in home modifications. Another service they offer is putting seniors in touch with govern- ment programs that offer financial assistance, as well as recommending a mortgage counselor to discuss options such as a reverse mortgage. 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