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Warm Springs, Oregon
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Job openings
YCC applications available
Btadworkar lor Traditional
Traaiurti" .
Work Crtw Mtmbar CERTS
Dtpartmtnl (Intarnahlp
Program)
Land Strvlcat Admlnlitralor
(Realty)
Support Strvlctt
Coordinator
Employment Strvlcta
Substitute Aide (4)
Hcadstart
Human Servlcaa GM offlct
On-Call Executlva Stcrttary
Supply Technician
Flra Mgmt.
Information Analyst
Govt. Affairs & Planning
Committee Secretary
Admin. Service Center
Director Governmental
Affairs & Planning
Capable in flatwork, loomwork and tingle
bead peyoie stitch, with knowledge of fin
ikh work techniques. Willing to follow
initruction and assist in development of
treamwork attitude. Willing to exchange
techniquei that assure quality craftsman
ship, utilizing material and supply wisely.
Trustworthy, dependable, positive person
ality and team player.
Work outdoors in all weather conditions
and perform duties with community en
hancement projects, wood cutting project,
construction projects, basic maintenance
assistance and other labor projects. Must
be tribal member 18 years and older with
high school diploma or GED. Be in good
physical condition and highly dependable
and like challenge and variety of assign-
menu. Apply to tribal internship program.
No closing or hiring date; on going until
projects are completed or labor needs are
met.
Administers Warm Springs Land Code &
Zoning ordinances on all tribal owned
land, monitor land use activities, and en
sure land use procedues and policies, Two
year Associate Degree. Land use planning
or land use law preferred but not man
datory. Minimum two years experience in
addition to degree. A combination of
education and experience is acceptable.
Cartgraphic (mapping) skills, written and
oral. Knowledge of Indian Law and
familiar with Warm Springs Reservation.
Current ODL required.
Tribal member applicants only. If inter
ested talk with Employment Services
Manager before applying. Operates as an
office manager and primary provider of
administrative office support services.
Trains and supervises dept. trainees. Look
ing for energetic, positive individual who
enjoys working with the people. If you like
challenge and are very reliable in work
attendance, come check it out. If you want
a job which allows you to use all the
training you've received, this could be the
job for you.
Promotes self esteem in all children; over
tees and physically cares for all children;
assists in providing a nurturing and posi
tive environment; assist in the Head Start
or Day Care kitchen; maintain confiden
tiality. Incumbent must be dependable and have
home phone where she can be reached.
On-Call will fill in while permanent secre
tary is gone. Incumbent may be asked
during excessive workloads to compose
and type reports and prefer to have own
home computer and be able to use Word
Perfect S.I proficiently. Confidentiality is
a must and if looking for full-time, do not
apply.
Three years experience in supervision,
planning, and directing warehouse inven
tory control work related to Fire Mgmt.
and Foresty activities. Skill in ordering,
stocking and keeping current up-to-date
inventory records is required. Must be a
high school graduate or hold a GED and
Oregon Driver's license and good driving
record.
Collects, organizes, summarizes and main
tains information supportive to planning.
Assists managers in developing bench
marks (targets) for standards in key areas
such as education, income, health, housing
& employment. Measures progress toward
achievement of tribal standards. Bache
lor's Degree or equivalent with major
course work in planning, public adminis
tration, finance or related. Two years ex
perience in planning, budgeting or pro
gram analysis.
Two years secretarial experience preferred;
typing - 45-65 WPM, filing and short
hand briefhand speed writing skills. Quick
understanding of any instructions; co
operative, willing to learn is essential;
knowledge of Tribal organization; must
have basic knowledge of scheduling and
coordinating abilities; available to work
overtime; valid driver's license.
Assists Chief Executive Officer and Tribal
Council in analyzing and developing legis
lative, governmental, and political alterna
tives and strategies. Bachelors degree in
businessorpublic admin, required. Candi
date must possess minimum five years
related Tribal govt, experience at senior
management level. And should have com
munication skills; written, oral, and listen
ing. Requires analytical, planning and
forecasting skills.
Crew Member! (10) Rang
and Agriculture
CHR Generallst Community
Health PromotlonWellness
Assistant Juvenile
Coordinator Tribal Court
Fisheries Technician
Natural Resourcess
Duties include constructing gabions and
barbed wire fencing and the use of chain
tawt. Must be dependable and have ability
to carry out verbal instruction! given by
the crew boss. Must be hi good physical
condition. One to two crew members will
be required to have a valid Oregon driver's
license DMV check. Tribal member
preference.
Perform community health nursing as
appropriate with professional protocol
Report individual concerns, assess levels of
care provide follow up care. Provide com
munity health screening, advocate, educ
tion, case finding referrals home health
care.
Assists juvenile coordinator in carrying
out the directives of the chief judge and
associate judges in development and im
plementation of other programs. High
school diploma or equivalent, college level
education preferred. Minimum one-year
experience in one or more of the following:
Court system, dealing with troubled child
ren and their families, andor training.
Should have excellent communication skills
and know rclevent customs and traditions
of the Warm Springs tribal community.
Must have a valid driver's license, be will
ing to work weekends some night hours.
Fisheries experience or related field, high
school diploma or GED required.
Crew Boss (1) Fencing
Crew Range and Ag
Responsible for supervising a five-man
crew; duties will be in constructing gabions,
wire fence and juniper cutting and place
ment, spring developments and pond
development. Must have valid Oregon
driver's license. Must be responsible and
dependable and able to keep written record
of daily project completion and materials
utilized. Tribal member preference.
For more information call 553-3262.
Pre-employment drug testing available
Tuesdays at Employee Assistance.
KAH-NEE-TA RESORT
NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS
FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS
Front Desk Clerks
Bellman
Reservations Clerk
Room Attendants
Cashiers
Cooks-Line and Prep
Dishwashers
Bus Persons
Coffee Shop Servers
Dining Room Servers
Banquet Servers
Snack Bar Attendants
Golf Course & Grounds Keeper
Pool Attendants
Lifeguards
Recreation Aides
Kah-Nee-Ta Resort is a drug free work place, with a
drug and alcohol screeningtesting program.
Apply In person or send your application for an
interview to:
Kah-Nee-Ta Resort
Att: Employment
P.O. Box K
Warm Springs, OR 97761
For information call 553-1112 ask for personnel
Caregiver passes on
great-grandchildren. She was pre
ceded in death by a sister, Marion
Fleming.
Apology Cont.
because I am the one who filed for
a divorce, not Gilbert. I am sorry
for that because I could have just
let him be, and not bite the bait out
of anger toward you or anybody
else.
So let me say again 1 am sorry
and don't want to have to pay a
price on judgment day for all this
mess. I do believe that day will
come and don't want hurt feelings
between us.
LaDonna Raye Picard
Happy Birthday
Bob i
Love, your wife
and kids.
Pickup for sale
For Sale: 1974 4x4 International,
Va Ton pickup. Automatic, duel
tanks, runs okay, $1,000 OBO.
553-1599.
Edith I. Barton, born November
14, 1907, died March 10, 1991 at
Mt. View Hospital following a heart
attack.
Edith was raised near El Paso,
Texas where she attended public
schools. At the age of 16, in 1923,
she moved to Portland, Oregon.
During World War II she worked
and lived in northern California
and Alaska. She also farmed in
Albany, Oregon before moving to
Madras in 1974. While living in
Madras she worked as a private per
sonal care giver. She was a long
time friend of the Langley family.
Services were held Wednesday,
March 13, 1991 at Bel-Air Colonial
Funeral Home in Madras. Burial
was at the Mt. Jefferson Memorial
Park in Madras.
She is survived by two daugh
ters, Lorraine Crowley and Gwen
Darling and a son, George Flake.
Also surviving are grandchildren
Jeanne Gregg, Colleen Rich, Larry
Steve and Pam Darling, Patrick
Flake, Kathleen Yadao, Trina
Smith, Maureen Feldman and 12
Applications are now availublc
for summer employment in the
Youth Conservation Corps (YCC)
program. The Deschutes and
Ochoco National Forests, in co
operation with the Oregon State
Department of Employment, are
recruiting to fill approximately thir
teen (13) positions. Work is out-of
doors performing needed conserva
tion work including slush disposal,
trail maintenance, and campground
cleanup. Awareness and understand
ing of environmental factors will
be included in the program.
Applicants must be 15 by June I,
but not over 18 by August 30 and
must live within 35 miles of the
work site. Previous participants
are not eligible to apply. Indi
viduals may apply to only one
employment office. Duplicate ap
plications will not be considered.
The selectees will start June 17
and work for approximately eight
weeks. Pay is at the current mini
mum wage of $4.75 an hour. All
applicants for the Bend and Cres
cent jobs should apply at the Bend
State Employment Office at 1007
SW. Emkay Drive, 388-6070.
Sisters and Redmond applicants
should contact the Oregon State
Employment Office in Redmond
at 341 South Seventh. 548-8l96,to
apply for the Redmond Air Center
jobs. All applicants for the Ochoco
National Forest positions should
apply at the Redmond State Em
ployment Office. Applications will
be accepted from April I through
May 12.
Participants wil be selected after
May 12 by a public drawing.
Applications are available at the
Bend and Redmond Employment
Offices the local Ranger District
offices, and at local high schools.
Summer Youth Work Program
How do I become eligible for a job slot this summer?
There are two pots of money to operate the Summer Youth Work
Program for 1991. JTPA: Indian youth who are recognized Indians,
meet federal eligibility requirements and pass the drug test will be
eligible. There are 21 job slots within the J I PA pot. Tribal Youth Work
Program: Only youth enrolled with Warm Springs who will be age 14 by
June 15, 1991 through age 17 are eligible to seek a job slot within th
pot. If you are 18 and still attending high school you would be eligible to
work under the program. There are 68 job slots within the Tribal pot of
money.
The youth population has grown tremendously and money is limited
Therefore jobs will be very competitive. Only students who: (I) Finish
their profiles with the Youth Coordinator and staff. (2) Attend
Orientation Career Workshop (date and time for this will be advertised
through individual letters to students, posters will be put up and it will
be on the radio), (3) Follow all directions given to them at the
orientation, and (4) Pass the drug test will have a fair chance at
obtaining a job.
Job slots will not be on a first come first served basis. Each student
will have a chance to get a job if they do all the things that are listed
ibove.
The selection of a student getting a job slot will work like this: After
the student attends the orientation career workshop he she will be able
to start contacting the employers that they chose to work for and set up
interview appointments. Each student has three different jobs that they
will be applying for. The supcrvisor(s) will be the ones selecting their
student worker for the summer. It is up to the student(s) to make the
interview appointment and to present themselves to the supervisor as
the one for the job. Students can call the Youth Coordinator at 553
3262 after May 29 to see if they were selected.
What is the hourly rate of pay?
The work program will be paying minimum wage which is $4.75
per hour.
When does the program start and end?
The Youth Work Program will begin on June 24, 1991 and end on
August 16, 1991. The program is eight weeks in length.
What are the working hours?
Standard working hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Some job
sites will have varied days & hours which will be followed. Check with
your supervisor. A 1 5 minute break is allowed in the morning and one in
the afternoon. Again, check with your supervisor.
How do I know if summer school is a requirement for me?
If a student is off-track for graduation then they will be required to
attend classes from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon Monday through rnday in
order to work under the program. Students are not going to be paid for
the hours they attend classes, but will be paid for the hours they work
from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. This is an excellent opportunity for students to
make up missed credit(s) so they can graduate on schedule. Getting your
diploma in important.
What is involved in the Mandatory Drug Test?
The Tribal Council enacted a Drug Free Policy which applies to all
evels of employees (full-time, temporary, work programs & part-time)
The Youth Program is considered full-time temporary. If you are
selected for a job slot you will be required iO take a pre-employment
drug test. If you test positive you will not be able to work. You will be
informed where to go to take the test. The test consists of a brief
orientation of procedures, completing some forms, and providing a U A
(Urine Specimen). If you do not show up for the drug test it will be
considered a refusal and you will not be allowed to work.
What do I need to do to keep my job slot if I get selected?
Be to work every day. Practice good work habits and be to work at
least 10 minutes before your start time. Value your summer job
remember not every student will be able to work. Be responsible and
reliable. Ask questions if you are uncertain about anything-this is a time
to grow and learn. Have fun!
NOTE: If you have any further questions please contact the Youth
Coordinator (Sophie Lynn Thomas) at 553-3262, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m
Monday through rnday.
Students need to have their profiles intakes completed by March 29,
1 991 . If you have not completed this please call the Youth Coordinator
(Sophie Lynn Thomas) at 553-3262 to get your appointment lor this.
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