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Residential Associates,
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Mental Health Associates
Mental health
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Morrow County
Public Works is accepting
applications for Park Hosts
for Anson Wright Memorial
Park, Cutsforth Park, and the
Off-Highway Vehicle Park
for the duration of the 2020
camping season. May –
November 2020.
Applications may be picked up
at the Morrow County Public
Works Office, PO. Box 428,
365 W. Hwy 74, Lexington,
OR. 97839 and must be
returned to the same address.
Position open until filled. For
additional information and
a job description, contact
Morrow County Public Works.
541-989-9500.
Morrow County does not dis-
criminate on the basis of age,
religion, race national origin,
sex or handicapped status
in hiring or the provision of
services.
651 Help Wanted
Part-Time Employment
Registered Nurse:
Perform
treatments, preventive proce-
dures, and care of Whitman Stu-
dents guided by sound nursing
judgment. Place emphasis on
providing, maintaining and pro-
moting conditions that enable
each patient to attain and main-
tain their optimal level of health.
Advocate for patients in the in-
terpretation of medical and nurs-
ing plans for the patient. Three 8
hour swing/night shifts per week
during the school year. The po-
sition is open until closed.
A Full Job Description and Ap-
plication Requirements can be
found at http://www.whitman.
edu/hr click on Employment
Opportunities. Must be able to
pass a background check. EEO
Employer Walla Walla, WA.
(509)527-5172HR@Whitman.
edu
HOMES SELL FAST IN CLASSIFIEDS!
651 Help Wanted
The City of Umatilla is recruit-
ing for a Wastewater Plant
Supervisor. This position
requires a high school diplo-
ma or GED with two-year or
four-year degree desirable.
This position also requires
four years of experience,
including supervisory respon-
sibility, in the operation and
maintenance of a wastewater
treatment plant and collection
system. Must have a valid
State of Oregon commercial
driver’s license or have ability
to acquire. Required Certifi-
cations: minimum possession
of wastewater treatment III
certification and ability to
obtain wastewater treatment
IV certification; possession
of collections II certification.
Salary $72,287-$84,967/yr.
DOQ, plus excellent benefits.
City is asking applicants to
turn in an application and
resume. Information and job
description can be found on
City of Umatilla’s website
www.umatilla-city.org. Com-
plete packets can be mailed to
City of Umatilla, Attn: Human
Resources, PO Box 130, 700
6th St., Umatilla, OR 97882.
Open until filled. First appli-
cation review March 2, 2020.
EOE/AA.
Tuesday, February 18, 2020
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661 Childcare/Adult
F/T NEMT Driver clean
driving record $13.50 email
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SPRING CAR CARE | MAJOR SYSTEMS
Transmission Maintenance
Transmissions
rarely receive the
maintenance and
attention they
deserve. Since it’s
under the vehicle
and out of sight,
out of mind, many
forget about their
importance until
a problem arrives.
While they don’t require as
much attention as your
engine, the automatic trans-
mission’s role is imperative.
While a motor gets most of
the praise for providing the
energy to propel a car, the
transmission acts as a distrib-
utor to send the right amount
of power to the wheels.
Without it, our vehicles would
have no way to determine if
we’re driving up or downhill
or need extra power when
towing.
Make sure this incredible
machine operates efficiently
by completing service based
on the manufacturer’s recom-
mendations.
SERVICE INTERVALS
There is not a one-size-fits-
all service interval for the
numerous automatic trans-
missions offered by vehicle
makers.
It’s important to refer to
your service manual to figure
out exactly what the manu-
facturer recommends. If you
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purchase a used car or truck
with high miles and are
unsure of how it was main-
tained, you should have the
fluid and performance tested
at your local dealership or
favorite auto repair shop.
Here are some of the vast ser-
vice interval differences you
can expect, as reported by
Consumer Reports.
Many new vehicles can
operate up to 100,000 miles
without maintenance.
Some vehicle makers sug-
gest service after only 30,000
miles.
A few manufacturers use a
sealed transmission which
requires zero maintenance as
the fluid is meant to last for
the vehicle’s lifetime.
Since there are so many
variables to understand the
maintenance of your trans-
mission, it’s crucial to stick to
a strict maintenance routine
as set by the manufacturer.
TYPES OF MAINTENANCE solutions to wash out grime
In most cases, general
maintenance to an automatic
transmission requires replac-
ing a portion of the unit’s
fluid and applying a new filter
and gasket in the pan. In
more extreme situations, a
service writer may recom-
mend a complete flush of the
system. This task requires that
all fluid is eradicated and
replaced and will sometimes
use specially formed cleaning
and sludge.
Since transmission fluid
doesn’t burn like engine oil, if
you find yourself low, it’s like-
ly you have a leak. A good
indicator is finding drops or
puddles of red fluids under
your vehicle. If this is detect-
ed, be sure to check your
capacity with the dipstick and
refill with the correct fluid
recommended by the vehicle
maker.