Warm Springs, Oregon
Spilyay Tymoo
PACE 8 November 2, 1990
Job openings
POSITION
Work wrw Mambar-labortr
C.E.R.T.8.
Pra-Entry Program
Ltglilativt Aiilitanl
Lagiilativt Olflca Govt.
Affairs & Planning
Horn Improvement
Coordinator
Housing Department
Maternal and Child Health
Specialist
(Community Health Promotion)
Secretary III
(Police)
Substitute Teacher Aide (2)
EducationEarly Childhood
DESCRIPTION
Worki mostly outdoors under all weather
conditions, will perlorm duties on com
munity projects: Gopher kill control, tree
pluming, firewood cutting, carpenter as
sisting, fencing lines and other projects.
Must be Tribul Member 18 years or
nliler in Bdod nhvsical condition. Must be
highly dependable, knowledgeable in safe
chum saw use. tie tree trom aiconoi an
other drug abuse. Must have an up to dui
job application, take and pass a physica
iui-v,mrni itstinu. and intake profili
Must be willing to train for projects
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assigned. No close date set. rurc win dc on
going until projects arc compictcu
forced to close down.
Responsible to manage entire process
legislation and rcaulalion while at same
time coordinating information from the
judicial common law and administrative
rules. Will also be responsible for main
tenance of codification svstcms and tribal
government policy library. College degree
preferred or able to demonstrate college
li-irl work for analvsis and communica
tion, l ive years experience with tribal
government with 2 years stall experience ai
organization wide systems.
Responsible for developing a housing need
assessment ol all reservation nousing anu
amino erant applications to outside fund
ing programs to endure maximum funding
lor repair replacement ana new construc
tion of Trihal member housino. Hiith
school diploma required or equivalent, 6 to
8 years related experience, must possess
Oregon driver's license.
MCH specialist shall be responsible lor inv
direction of the Tribal Maternal Child
Health Program. Should provide preven
tive maintenance and family planning
service, home visits, consultation referrals,
conduct coordinate specialty clinics, plan,
develop and administer the program bud
get, compilecomplete special assignments.
Must have a high school diploma or
equivalent, valid Oregon drivers license
basic office skills, ability to maintain
confidentiality and be able to work well
with the public. Tribal member preference.
Oversees & physically cares for children;
contributes to positive classroom environ
ment. Relieves teachers during breaks by
telling children stories, etc. Promotes self
esteem in children and involvement from
parents. Prepares and serves children's
meals and snacks. Performs other routine
classroom duties required. May perform
above duties on a rotating basis in various
classrooms-flexibility!!
Works various hours, high school diploma
or GED required, good typing skills, be in
good health, be at least 1 8 years old and no
felony or misdemeanor conviction within
the last vear prior to hire.
High school education, pass BPST train
ing. Must be at least 21 years of age and
have a valid drivers license. Must have no
record of felonies and no misdemeanors
within one year. Must complete and sub
mit a physical examination form with
application.
Position performs operational compliance
and financial audits to evaluate the effi
ciency and effectiveness of Tribal depart
ments and functions, Applicant must have
an undergraduate degree and two years
experience as an internal auditor in govern
ment or business. Salary isnegotiable.
High School graduate, basic microcom
puter knowledge, records management,
filing and minimum three years ex
perience. Associates degree and two years expe
rience in accounting, have general under
standing of all major financial systems,
experience in operating a microcomputer
for data entry and processing," proficiency
at typing and operating a calculator. Good
communication skills with associates and
clients, verbally and written. .
At least 21 yoa, high school diploma or
GED, and valid Oregon driver's license.
M ust have no felonies and no misdeamea
nors within one year. M ust be able to pass
BPST physical requirements. Must com
plete and submit a physical examination
form with application.
Desire to learn, able to communicate well
and have positive thinking. WSAI will
train for existing positions.
Position requires to perform maintenance
on all Tribal andor HUD rental units,
responsible for performing professional
maintenance duties with a minimum of
supervision. Timeliness, safety and inde
pendent judgement in decision making are
important requirements for this position.
Responsible for developing and imple
menting a soil management program.
Planning problem analysis and under
standing the interaction of Natural Re
sources are important attributes. Bachelor
of Science degree. 3-5 years of related
experience preferred.
Work with Collections Officer & assists
business loan customers with financial
records & planning. Works closely with the
Business Development office in helping
business survival. Assists Credit Manager
in defining long term goals. Must have 5
years experience background in Credit,
Business Development and Collection
field and college degree.
Bachelors Degree in accounting or related
field. Must have a minimum of five years
experience in industry andor municipal
accounting and in managing all of the
major operational functions within an
accounting department. Experience in
operating a microcomputer including
Lotus 1-2-3 and WordPerfect.
For further Information call .3-3262.
Oh-Call Dispatcher
Police
Police Officer Three
Slmnasho, Regular Patrol
and Columbia River
Enforcement Officer
Internal Auditor
(Finance)
SecretaryManagement
BookkeeperAccountant
(Housing)
Corrections Officer Male
Power Sewing Machine
Operators (W.S.A.I.)
HUD Maintenance Men
Housing
Soli Scientist
Natural Resources
Credit Support Officer
Credit Department
Accounting Supervisor
Enterprise Accounting
Education, training applications due
The deadline for higher educa- 1990. Pick up your applications at
tion and vocational training for the the education services office or call
winter tfrm will be November 15. 553-331 1 for further .nformat.on.
Scholarships
available
Four Central Oregon Commu
nity College Presidential Scholar
ships, in the amount of SI. 250 per
academic year, are available to
qualified Native American stu
dents. Scholarships can be re
newed for a second year. Applica
tion deadline is November 1, 1990.
Applications must be Native
American, have completed 12
credit hours with a minimum GPA
of 2.5, and enroll full-time in a
degree or certificate program at
COCC.
Applicants must also submit
achievements in academic, cultural
athletic, student leadership, civic
or personal pursuits,- and must
submit a COCC Presidential Schol
arship for Native American ap
plication, and other required
documents by the scholarship
deadline. ...
Applications are in the financial
aid office at BEC.
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Letters to the.Editor
Think of what you are doing to your bodies
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To the Editor,
I would like to express ail of my
love and gratitude to the people
that have sent me cards and
flowers and called to see how I
have been doing. To the people
that know that I am sick but do not
know why or what the reason is or
was, I went under a major surgery
in July, my voice-box and
esophagus were removed and some
reconstruction was done in my
stomache. I will not be able to
speak normally again, but I am
now using a speaking machine that
helps me to communicate with
people. I am still trying to master
the art of using it, but with the
patience and understanding of my
family I know that I am doing
okay. I have not been home to
Warm Springs as yet to stay, due to
the fact that I must stay close to my
doctors for treatments and thera
py. I do not know when I will be
able to move back home, the
weather has a lot to do with it also,
for the weather is too dry and I
cannot breathe without the help of
a machine that I only need to use at
night while I am in Portland. I miss
evervone verv much, all the neoDle
lhat 1 went to see while I was on the
job, I feel that I am neglecting you
t .i t . .
ternoiy. i miss me people mat i
work close with, I know that they
are carrying my load as well as
their own. I have had some very
hard days that I went through, and
I know that I have many more to
look forward to. but I am not going
to give up, I pray to our Maker
each minute of the day and he gets
me through to the next. I might be
looking at another surgery date in
the future, and I know that I will be
in good hands. I have a lot of faith'
in my doctors and mainly my God.
The doctors do not know why 1
got this Cancer in my throat.'The
cause is normally due to over ex
cessive drinking of alcohol and
smoking. I never was a big user of
these, so l will always wonder wny
I was chosen for this horrible
health problem. So I encourage all
of you people that use any form of
alcohol and drugs, smokes, please,
please think of what you are doing
to your bodies, there will always be .
another victim in line.
1 look forward to all the letters
and cards and calls that I get and I
thank you all for showing your
consideration. I may not be able to
talk to vou. but 1 still have ears and
eyes. I will give you the address and
number of my sister, we welcome
everyone to come visit us or call us.
I keep all of you in my prayers daily
and in my thoughts, I will never
forget you.
Love your C.H.R.
Arlene David
816 NW 117th St.
Vancouver, Washington 98685
Roma Cartney 206-574-4990
Volunteer Aerobic Instructors doing good job
To the Editor,
learn their safety procedures and.
music, steps, counts, bones,
muscles, heart beats. And they are
also volunteering their time for
you, so appreciate their efforts,
but. go for vour own benefit, I
guarantee you that you will feel
and look better.
Get Healthy, Be Happy
Lucinda Green
I would like to show my great
appreciation to the volunteer Aero
bic Instructors for doing a big part
Ol Illy JUU WIU1C J CUII Ull UI.iuui.m;.
SSSE&T Thank you, friends for being there
Eva lor doing all tne
course to
work while I am off. I miss very
much being in class with everyone.
I will be off until the first of the
year, but, you will still see me
attending some exercise classes.
This darn ole back of mine does
not want to cooperate sometimes,
so under the directions of my
doctor, I must lay low for awhile,
but, watch out, when 1 come back I
will be chomping at the bit.
1 encourage all pe6ple to really
use "the classes that are being
offered for you at different times.
These instructors work hard to
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we wreckea I heard that I went
through the windshield window of
my car and believe it or not but I
busted that window with my own
head too. I heard that I was in a
coma for9 months and died during
that coma for 10 minutes from
cardiac arrest too. 1 used to be in this
head-injury brain-damaged rehabi-.
litation center over here called C
net (see-net) 2 years ago and it sure
did helo me out a lot like eettine me
out of that wheel-chair that I was in
for 2'2 years. And halleluja it even
helned me to write with mv other
hand too so I do know that God's1
really a miracle. The greatest thing
I can sav about me and mv hus
band Floyd Frank, Sr.'s accident is
that our 2 sons we do have together
weren't with us then. And all these
other brain-damaged peoDle I've
met over here tell me that they can't
see how I damaged my brain one
bit at all compared to theirs too.
But I'm now out of that brain
damaged rehabilitation center and
in an adult foster group home now.
The one other greatest thing that
rehabilitation center has done for
me is that when I was here 2 years
ago J was put in a newspaper class
and everyone in that class voted for
me to be editor for that newspaper
too. That was a really cool job for
me too. If anyone over there has
any questions or something to say
to me just please write to me or call
me okay? at 344-6980. The address
is 83412 Lorraine Hwy, Eugene,
OR 97405. Hope to hear from
some-one soon though okay?
Sincerely,
Evette Frank
To my relative's and friends,
This letter has taken me a long
time to write, and I deeply apolo
gize for not expressing myself
earlier. The old traits I have
allowed to take up my time the past
few months have prevented me
from writing this letter of appre
ciation earlier.
To begin with. I would like to
sincerely extend from the bottom
of my heart, a big thank you for
those who were there during the
passing away of my last brother,
Leonard Jones Teeman.
I appreciated' the prayers and
words of encouragement, I re
ceived from my people, my friends
and relatives. Not only during the
funeral arrangements, but the
funeral services also. Just having
you there was a comfort. Thanks
for helping me make not only the
necessary decisions but praying
through the difficult and awkward
ones. Through it all, I really felt
like I was somebody and therefore
the last thing I could do for my
brother was to let him rest in peace.
Perhaps someday I will truly
understand those blessings in dis
guise that God gives me, but this
will only be made possible through
those of you who continue to pray
for me, not because you're a
relative, but a friend as well. Once
again, thanks for the food, clothes,
rides and most of all, always
making my daughter a part of the
family, too!
May you always have peace in
your heart
Sincerely,
Lucille
"Longhouse Lucy," Teeman
and my daughter
Valerie Sarah Fisher
Thanks Continued from page 4
have spent with me. Nothing
would have been possible, without
the strength I received there,
growing up, and with the hope that
I have that I have a home to come
to when I feel weak. I meant for the
announcement to tell peorMe I have
been busy trying to learn and
contribute as much as I can. I
appreciate everything, Thank you,
to all of you in Warm Springs.
Yours truly,
. Elizabeth Woody
Choral group would like opportunity to perform
To the Editor,
Our choral organization, the
"Mannergesangverein" Hahn
heim, will be touring the Pacific
Northwest between August '22nd,
and September 4th, 1991,asguests
of our partner chorale, the festival
Chorale Oregon.
As their partner we participate
in an international, intercultural
exchange program. Many of our
singers are involved in the produc-'
tion of wine and have participated
in many annuaJ wine testivais.
More information about Hahn-
heim and its choir is provided in
the leaflet Hahnheim and its
Mannerchor" included in this
letter.
We would like to include in our
itinerary the opportunity to per
form at a wine festival or similar
event in your area if it can be
arranged. Other festivities or just
invitations for concerts would also
be welcome to us.
Our program will include inter
national songs as well as many of
the German folk songs sung by our
ancestors here in the Rhine Valley.
According to the format esta
blished by the Festival Chorale on
their three international tours we
would perform without charge as
your guests, arriving one after-
nnnn nerformine the second eve-
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ning and saying "good-bye" after
breakfast the next morning. We
would look forward to making new
friends, learning more about your
beautiful country, its customs,
culture and industry and perhaps
set up more partnerships with
similar choral organizations of
your country. We would also
appreciate very much if you could
help usind more hosts for our tour
in 1991. Our choral group will be
traveling with approximately 50
people (for accomodation: about
20 couples and 10 singles).
As a kind of exchange for your
hosting us in 1991 we would offer a
similar host program (also for
individual travelers) here in Ger
many. Bob Henkel, the tour coordina
tor for the non-profit Festival
Chorale has kindly volunteered to
help us book pur performances
and arrange our itinerary.. His
phone is 503-769-6518; if you are
interested in hosting us please call
him or write or phone me at my
address above.
Looking forward to your answer
to this letter.
Yours sincerely,
Josef Zeimentz
Tour Coordinator
OSU to hold Apology offered
powwow 113
Oregon State University announ
ces their Fall Pow-Vow to be held
November 3, 1990 in the ML'
Ballroom at the Oregon State
University, Corvallis, Oregon.-
Free dinner, stew and Indian fry
bread from 5-6 p.m. Native Amer
ican dancing, starting with a grand
entry at 7 p.m. and dancing until
midnight. A grand prize drawing
will be held for a Pendleton blan
ket. Also featured will be Native
American craft tables.
No drugs or alcohol will be
allowed.
Dear Les Perotovich
I am writing this letter of apol
ogy in regards to the unfortunate
incident that took place back in
May.
I apologize tor my oenavioi
involving myself and fellow officer
Les Perotovich.'
Lester B. Tanewasha
Give love
We can do no great things - we
can only do small things w ith great
love.
" Mother Theresa
Happy Belated
15th Birthday
Chips!
Mom & Dad
and
. Brothers
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