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P age i6 april 13, 1979 cocc Job Listings Secretary-Clerk Vehicle Pool Department $9,156 High School education plus one to three years of experience as secretary & bookkeeping pre ferred. Must be able to type minimum of 50 WPM. Shorthand or speed writing preferred. Closes April 17. CETA Program Officer/ $19,339 to Contracts Specialist:' $21,615 CETA Prime Sponsor Department High School diploma with Bachelor's degree in Business Administration or related field or equivalent education and experience plus a minimum of four to five years with Federal or State programs. Experience in negotiating and accounting for Federal Grants and Contracts Is preferred. Prefer applicant that has demon strated successful working experience with Indian-CETA programs or other minority CETA programs. Salary depending upon education & experience— Closes April 17. Dispatcher Relief (1) Full-time $4.41 (2) Relief $4.00 Police Department $4.00 to $4.41/Hr. Must have a high school diploma or equiv alent. Must be 21 years or older. Must never have been convicted of a misdeamnor for a period of one year prior to appoint ment.- Must have a valid Ore. Drivers License. Closes April 17. Jailor (2) Full-time $4.41 $4.00 to $4.41/Hr. (2) Relief Police Department Must be 21 years or older with a high school diploma or equivalent. Must be of sufficient - body build to handle prisoners and knowledge of first-aide. Must have.never been convicted of a felony or misdeamnor within one year of appointment. Must have a valid Ore. Drivers license— Closes April 17. Relief Child Care Worker Negotiable Treetment Home Parent Counselor Family & Childrens Services At least.2 years experience In working with children who are exhibiting emotional and/or behavioral problems— Closes April 17. Child Care Worker Family & Childrens Services $9,941 Ability to relate to teenagers in an intense residential living situation. Duties are to work with adolescents in a residential treat ment situation. Will be on call for relief shifts— Closes April 17. Plumbing Technician Utilities Department $12,935 to $15,219 Four years high school or equivalent plus two years vocational training or apprenticeship in water works required. Three years work ex perience or vocational training in heavy equipment operation is required. Salary de pending upon education and experience— Closes April 17. Substitute Teacher Child Development Center - . $3.00/Hr. Previous experience in child care program, 18 or older, prefered. Will be on call. Shall be be working with children 6 weeks to 10 years old— Closes April 17. W.S.F.P.I. Security / Police Department Cooks Kah-Nee-Ta $3.50/Hr Breakfast cooks needed in Lodge & Village kitchens must have a minimum of 3 years pro fessional experience; must be dependable. Full time & Part-time positions— Closes April 17. Maids Kah-Nee-Ta Permanent postion; day shift work; we will pro vide transportation, lunch and uniforms— Closes April 17. _ Maintenance Men Kah-Nee-Ta $4.05/Hr General maintenance knowledge required in all fields of maintenance. Must be 18 or older; possess a valid Ore. Drivers License. Must be dependable; must be able to get along well with others— Closes April 17. Night Auditor Kah-Nee-Ta Negotiable Must .be 18 or older with general knowledge of accounting. Must be able to work with little or no supervision. Must be responsible & depend able; must be able to get along well with others— Closes April 17, Lifeguards Kah-Nee-Ta 53.00/Hr. Must be 18 or older and possess a Senior Life- saving or WSI Certificate— Closes April 17. Cashier (2) 'Kah-Nee-Ta $3.00/Hr. Work in Village Craft Shop and Lodge Gift Shop. Must.be 18 or older. Must be respon sible and dependable; must like to work with all types of people. Must be neat, clean, and personable— Closes April 17. Night Cashier Kah-Nee-Ta $3.00/Hr. Must be 18 or older. Must be responsible and dependable; must like to work with all types of people. Will be from 2:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Closes April 17. Pantry Helper Kah-Nee-Ta $3.00/Hr. Plus Tips Must be 18 or older and have experience. Work in Formal Dining Room and Coffee Shop.— Closes April 17. $19,263 WELCOME!! Boyd -Raboin (3) Forestry Technician $4.40 to Forestry $5.18/Hr. Must have graduated from an accreditled For estry Technician program. Also must have had at least one seasons experience in timber cruising or inventory work— Closes April 17. $5.27 to $6.20/Hr. Must have obtained a Bachelor of Science De gree in Forestry or a closely related field from an accredited or university. Also must have had at least 1 season in timber cruising or inventory work— Closes April 17. Serena Miller Boyd and Arlie Raboin were m arried April 2, 1979 in Lewiston, Idaho. The bride is the daughter of Earl Miller and is a Warm Springs tribal member. The groom is the son of Lucille Raboin and is a Nez Perce. The couple will be living in Lapwai, Idaho where Raboin is employed as a construction worker. Accident Takes Life Of Yakima Girl Yakima Nation Review photo of Margaret Pinkham. A tragic, single car accident claimed the life of Margaret Lovie Pinkham, 21, March 31, 1979. She was the current “Miss Yakima Nation” , “Miss NCAI” and first alternate “Miss Indian America” . M argaret was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jay Pinkham, Jr. of Toppenish, July 21,1958. She is survived by her parents, three brothers and her grandfather Joe Jay Pinkham, Sr. Margaret was a 1975 graduate of Toppenish High School, and a 1978 graduate of Santa Fe Institute of Indian Art. Dressing ceremonies were held April 1,1979 at the Colonial Funeral Home in Toppenish. Overnight services which were held at the Satus Longhouse were conducted by Johnson Menninick and Watson Totus. Burial was April 3, 1979 at the Satus Point Cemetery. Amos Simtustus, Elmer Quinn and-Aurolyn Stwyer (Miss NCAI runner-up) were sent by Tribal council to serve as repre sentatives for the Warm Springs people. Council also sent a letter to the Pinkham family express ing their sorrow. «fe f i b MARGARET PINKHAM LOCAL ARTISTS — Three Warm Springs students were honored recently with a display of their work at the First National Bank Building in Portland. A photograph by Esther Kalama and beadwork by Nadine Meanus and Roland Kalama hung with the artwork of other Oregon students as part of Youth Art Month. Spilyay Tymoo Photo by CDS Be Served General-Experience; must have been progress- sively responsible with experience which has required: 1. Deal Effectively with People. 2. Skilled in collection pertinent facts. 3. Prepare Reports 4. Accept Responslblity. Must be physically able to preform the dut ies efficiently— Closes April 20. (6) Forester Forestry Central Oregon Community College will host a College open house Thursday, April 26, at 7 p.m. in the Warm Springs Com munity Center, according to Linda Brown, COCC Native American coordinator. College staff will be avail able to answer questions about courses, programs and financial aid at COCC. Also on hand will be Warm Springs Eduction Special ist Marlin Reimer. “It’s a good opportunity to get better acquainted with the College and the student services available to area Native Ameri can students,” said Ms. Brown. “The meeting will be informal and I hope prospective students and their parents will join us,” she added. For further information, Ms. Brown may be reached, toll-free, at Commerce 9261, ext. 340. Coffee Will $3.50/Hr. Assist8 Cook in preparing meals; makes Salad, garnishes, soups, and sauces. Must be exper ienced— Closes April 17. Criminal Investigator BIA Administration Night at Warm Springs $3.00/Hr. $12,935 Must have a high school diploma or equivalent Must be 21 years of age or older and in sound physical condition. Must have never been con victed of a felony nor have been convicted of a miseamnor for a period of one year prior to appointment. One year law enforcement exper ience is also needed. Must have a valid Ore. Drivers License— Closes April 17. Waiter/Waitress Kah-Nee-Ta Cocktail Waitress $3.00/Hr. * Kah-Nee-Ta Experience needed to work in Eagle's Nest v a r iable shifts; must be 21 years of age or older with a current OLCC service permit; must be neat, clean, personable, and dependable. Full time & Part-time positions— Closes April 17. ANNOUNCING: COMMUNITY SUNRISE SERVICE on EASTER SUNDAY (A p ril 15) A t A bout 5 :1 5 A.M. AT DRY HOLLOW Breakfast to follow a t the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH acssszzzs=szsss3sassssscoQaaaassBQBca urc k ST. WILLIAMS WARM SPRINGS MATTHEW CROTTY, FATHER Confession Prior to Mass - 9 :0 0 a.m. Sunday Mass - 9 :0 0 a.m. WARM SPRINGS UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ervices g G WARM SPRINGS FULL GOSPEL CHURCH ORIN JOHNSON. PASTOR Sunday School - 10:00 Worship Service - 11:00 Sunday Evening Service Bible Study. Wednesday Young People's Service, Friday a.m.* a.m. - 7 :30 p.m. - 7 :3 0 p.m. - 7 :3 0 p.m. ROBERT GRIFFEN, INTERIM PASTOR Tel. 553-1237 Worship - 11:00 a.m. in Fellowship Hall REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTERDAY SAINTS ELDER, CLINT JACKS Tel. 553 1670 Worship • 10:00 a.m. WARM SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH ALLEN ELSTON, PASTOR Tel. 553-1267 Sunday School - 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship - 11:00 a.m. Bible Study - Sunday & Wednesday, 7 :3 0 p.m.
