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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1982)
Page 12, August 6 , 1982 Job Openings Administrative Assistant Management $33,686/year Will be responsible for aiding the Secretary/Treasurer and subordinate department officials in accomplishing the duties required when dealing with o rg a n iz atio n al m ethods, funds, personnel, equipment and other tools or resources of management. Duties involve working in several vital functions and services such as management analysis, procurement, c o n tra ct a d m in istratio n , space management, security administration, reports management, data processing and other closely related activities. Responsibilities include performing certain duties acting in the capacity of the Secretary/Treasurer during his absence. A college degree in business Administration and a minimum of five (5) to eight (8) years prior experience in civic and business management, five (5) of which must have been in a supervisory capacity. A combination of education and experience may be substituted. Must have a valid Oregon Driver’s license. Incumbent should have similar personal qualities of the Secretary/Treasurer. Tribal member preference will be given— Closes and must be postmarked by 8/20/82. A Tribal application form and resume must be submitted. Administrative Services Administrator Administrative Services $33,686-543,000/year (salary depends upon qualifications and experience) Will have the responsibility and a u th o rity for p roviding direct administrative support services to the T ribal organization as well as information to the local community in g e n e r a l. T o c a r r y o u t th e administrative service functions, the Administrator is responsible for the following departments: Personnel, CETA Program, Printing Services, Records, Spilyay Tymoo and Steno Services. A college degree in Business Administration, Accounting or a related field; plus a minimum of nine (9) to thirteen (13) years of working experience in the Administrative services field, five (5) to seven (7) of which must be proven general managem ent, adm inistrative, or supervision of a service or support program ; or a com bination of education and experience may be substituted; and a valid Oregon Driver’s License. Tribal member preference will be given— Closes and must be postmarked by 8/20/82. A Tribal application form and a resume must be submitted. Education Administrator Education Services $33,686-$43,000/year (salary depends upon qualifications and experience) Will have the responsibility and authority for the identification of educational needs, administration of supplemental Tribal education agency services and development of cultural resources on the Warm Springs Reservation. To carry out the education functions, the Administrator is responsible for the following departments: Education Coordinator, Training (Pre-employment), Early Childhood, Home Extension Service, Cultural/Heritage. A college degree in Education or a related fields; plus a minimum of nine (9) to thriteen (13) years of working experience in the Education field, five^5) to seven (7) of which must be proven general m anagem ent, a d m in istrativ e of supervision of a comprehensive education program; or a combination o f a com prehensive ed ucation program ; 'or a com bination of education and experience may be substituted and a valid Oregon Driver’s license. Tribal member preference will ge g iv en - Closes and must be postmarked by 8/20/82. A Tribal application form and a resume must be submitted Enterprise Services Administrator Enterprise Services $33,686-543,000/year (Salary depends upon qualifications and experience) Will have the responsibility and authority for the development and management of Tribal enterprises which provide financial return, services at cost, and employment as well as support for the development of private Tribal member enterprise. To carry ou the Enterprise Service function, thi Administrator is responsible for the following departments: Credit, Clift Shop/Vending, Garage, Vehicle Pool. N o one could identify the last photo so we are making it more simple by replacing it with this one. Identify this photo correctly and be a winner o f a years subscription to Spilyay Tymoo. One win to a person per year, call your answer to 553-1644 Spilyay Tymoo photo, by Miller C o n s tr u c tio n and F o r e s tr y Enterprises. A college degree in Business Administration, Accounting.; Sales Marketing or a related field: plus a minimum of nine (9) to thirteen (13) years of working experience in the field, five (5) to seven (7) of which must be proven general management, administrative or supervision of natural resources program; or a co m b in atio n of ed u ca tio n and experience may be substituted and a valid Oregon Driver’s license. Tribal member preference will be g iv en - Closes and must be postmarked by 8/20/82. A Tribal application form and a resume must be submitted Financial Services Administrator Financial Services $33,686-543,000/year (salary depends upon qualifications and experience) Will have the responsibility and authority for providing systems, information and control services for the Tribal organization. To carry out Fire destroys portable debarker “That wasn’t the place to be” was the response made by Chriss Keesecker who was operating a portable debarker at Warm Springs Forest Products Industries after jumping from the machine when it went up in flames. Keesecker escaped without injury but the debarker is a total loss. Keesecker explained that he was operating the debarker on July 26 when “It just started on fire. The fire was in the cab by the time I was out of it.” The debarker unit along with a chipper is contracted from Echo Lumber Company in Sweet Home, Oregon. Thè fire was reported to Warm Springs Fire and Safety department at 1:38 p.m. It was extinguished by 2:14 according to fire fighter Fred Muniz. The fire was confined to the machine. Firefighters remained at the scene of the fire to cool the machine down. the Financial Services function, the Administrator is responsible for the following departments: Accounting, Data Processing, Purchasing, Vital Statistics, Management Information Systems. A college degree in Business Administration, Accounting or a related fields; plus a minimum of nine (9) to thirteen (13) years of working experience in the financial field, five (5) to seven (7) of which must be proven general management, administrative or supervision of an accounting program; or a combination of education and experience may be substituted; and a valid Oregon Driver’s license. Tribal member preference will be given—«■- Closes and must be postmarked by 8/20/82. A tribal application form and a resume must be submitted. Public Works Administrator Public Works Service $33,686-543,000/year (salary depends upon qualifications and experience) Will have the responsibility and authority for the management of those p u b lic serv ices p ro v id e d and designated by the Confederated Tribes for the maintenance, improvement and p r o te c tio n o f the c om m unity environment. To carry out the Public Works function, the Administrator is responsible for the follow ing d e p a rtm e n ts: U t i li t ie s , P a r k s / Recreation, Assembly Plant, Housing, Engineer and Fire and Safety. A college degree in basic Engineering or a related field; plus a minimum of five (5) to thirteen (13) years of working experience in the public works field, five (5) to seven (7) of which must be p ro v e n g e n e ra l m a n a g e m e n t, administrative or supervision of a comprehensive public works program; or a combination of education and experience may be sutstituted and a valid Oregon Driver’s license. Tribal member preference will be given— Closes and must be postmarked by 8/20/82. A tribal application form and a resume must be submitted. Howlak Tic hum A broken hydraulic line was determined to cause the fire. Muniz stated, “ This has happened before on debark ers.” Witnesses at the fire Raymond Meanus, 38, died explained the way it happens. on July 31 at the Yakima Valley The hydraulic hose breaks M em orial H o sp ital from releasing oil onto the exhaust injuries received in a car pipe where heat from the accident. He was born on June exhaust ignites the oil. 10, 1944 to Clarence Meanus The Sweet Home company and Myrtle Queaphama Scott has sent another debarker to in Redmond, Oregon. replace the one destroyed by fire. He was a member of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, a member of the Simnasho Longhouse, and a basketball coach for the Medicine Valley Speelys. He was employed by the White Swan Lumber Company. He was known throughout the Northwest as a fancy dancer at many powwows. He had been a runner at many of the fun runs held in the Yakima Valley area. On January 1, 1969 he married Blanche Culps at Madras, Oregon. He attended schools in the Warm Springs and Madras area. Ray Meanus Surviving him is his wife Blanche and a son, Scott Neal of White Swan; four brothers Olsen Meanus, Leroy Scott and Zane Scott of Warm Springs and Marvin Meanus of Phoenix, Arizona; and five sisters Hilda Culpus, Beatrice Winishut, Josepha Crowe and Jeanette Yazzie all of Warm Springs and Nancy Yallup of White Swan, Washington. Also surviving are numerous nieces and nephews. Dressing services were held at the Merrit Funeral Home in Wapato, Washington con ducted by members of the Seven Drum Religion on August 2 at 10 a,m. Overnight services were held at his home in White Swan on August 2. Tribal overnight services were h eld at th e S im n a s h o Longhouse on August 3. Burial was at the Simnasho Cemetery at 8 a.m. Armena Frank TOTALLY DESTROYED—A debarker machine contracted by WSFPI from Echo Lumber Company in Sweet Hom e cough fire and was totally destroyed while in operation on July 26. There were no injuries. Spilyay Tymoo photo by Shewczyk Armena Frank, 33, died July 28, 1982. She was born November 13, 1948 to Aurelia and Wilson T. Frank. Surviving are her mother, Aurelia Stacona; five brothers, Louis and Randy Scott, Theodore and Devory Frank and Ramone Stacona; five sisters, Mayann Gabriel, Flora “Lea” Scott, Karen Howtopat, Ervanna Brown and Audrey Frank. Dressing was held at the Madras Evergreen Chapel July 29, 1982 with Reverends H arriot Woods and Eler Martin officiating. Overnight Seven-Drum ceremonies were h eld a t th e S im n a s h o Longhouse w ith M atilda Mitchell and Sylvia Wallula- tum officiating. Burial was July 30, 1982 at the Mouth of the Warm Springs River cemetery. Armena had attended high school in Madras and Lawton, Oklahoma. She had lived in Seattle, Washington for the past three years.
