Spilyay classified
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Spilyay Tymoo
August 31, 2006
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For Sale
House For Sale: 3 bed­
room, 2 bath, garage, stor­
age area, large shop, deck
S id w a lte r
F lats
area.
$80,000. Reasonable offers
c o n s id e re d . M ust m eet
Tribal Credit Approval. For
more inform ation contact:
A.C. 553-1244.
Jobs
(The following is the recent
jo b opening list o f the Warm
Springs Tribes. See A m elia
Tewee in the Personnel Depart­
m ent to submit an application,
o r call 553-3262. Also, you
can
a p p ly
o n -lin e
at
www.ctws.org. For more details
on the positions, call the con­
tact person listed on the ad­
vertisement. O r visit the tribes’
jo b a d v e rtis e m e n t lis t a t
www.ctws.org. A ll positions are
open until filled, unless other­
wise indicated.)
Forestry Fire Manage­
ment Fire Fighter/Fuels
S easonal. S a lary Range
$10.82 hr. Brad Donahue,
553-1146.
Finance
Budgets,
Grants, & Contracts Ana­
lyst. S alary Range Neg.
R osie Tom
Stacona.
Education Family Ser­
vice Worker Temp. Full
Time. Salary Range $8,00
Jodi Orr, 553-3240.
Forestry/Fire Manage­
ment Forest Crew Mem­
ber Full Time. Salary Range
$10.82 hr. Anthony Holliday/
Edmund Francis 553-1146.
Forestry/Fire Manage­
ment Forest Crew Sea­
sonal. Salary Range $10.82
hr. A n th o n y
H o llid a y /
Edmund Francis, 553-1146.
$10.82 hr. Vernon Tias Sr.
553-1146.
Forestry - Fire Man­
agement Squad Boss/Fu-
e ls (2 p o sitio n s). S alary
range $ 1 2.1 4 hr. Brad
Donahue, 553-1146.
Public Safety Animal
Control Officer. S a la ry
Public Safety Correc­
tions Officer. S a la ry
Range $23,440. Yr. Bruce
Fones, 553-3273.
Inter-tribal fish commission
Lawrence Macy, 553-1182.
Forestry/Fire Manage­
ment Assistant Engine
Operator. S a lary Range
ary Range $30,435. Yr. To
$35,968. Yr. Robert Brunoe
553-2015.
$30,000. Yr. To $32,000. Yr.
High Lookee RN Ser­
vice
Coordinator.
Range $12.14 hr. Vernon
Tias Sr., 553-1146.
Natural Resources Ad­
ministrative Officer. Sal­
Range $22,000. Yr. Avex
Miller, 553-3273.
Adolescent Substance
Abuse Treatment Spe­
cialist. S a la ry Range
Brunoe, 553-4948. Closes
9/1.
Forestry/Fire Manage­
ment Engine Operator
(4 positions). S a la ry
M ich ele
Human Services Commu-
n ity C o u n se lin g C e nter:
Human
Resources,
Health Systems Special­
ist. S a la ry neg. Susan
hr.
or
Jam es Q uaid or Guy
Wallulatum, 553-3205.
The Columbia River Inter-
Tribal Fish Commission in
Portland, Oregon, is seeking
a Public Information Spe­
cialist who will help forward
CRITFC and tribal culture,
goals
and
aspirations
through written works and
educational and outreach ac­
tivities. Bachelor’s degree in
Journalism , Public R ela­
tions, Public Affairs or Com­
munications: three years ex­
perience in PR; excellent
public speaking, communi­
cations and writing skills;
high word processing profi­
ciency; and proven decision
making and team multi-task­
ing skills required. Knowl-
edge of natural resources
management and Columbia
Basin salmon issues, expe­
rience with Indian tribes and
tribal governments, and au­
dio and visual production ex­
perience desired.
Native American hiring
preference applies. See de­
tailed job announcem ent
and application require­
ments at www.critfc.org or
call 503-238-0667 for an­
nouncement. Send letter of
interest, resume, and proof
of Tribal enrollment by July
28 to CRITFC, attn HR, 729
NE Oregon, #200, Portland,
OR 97232, fax 503-235-
4228, email hr@critfc.com.
The Columbia River Inter-
Tribal Fish Commission in
Portland, Oregon, is seeking
a Maintenance Worker to
work at the Tribal In-Lieu/
Treaty Fishing Access Sites
along Zone 6 of the Colum­
bia River. Experience in gen­
eral maintenance operations,
including use of hand tools,
power tools, motorized equip­
ment and vehicles, painting,
plumbing, carpentry, ma­
sonry, electrical, landscape
maintenance, gardening and
custodial work required. Duty
location of this position is
in The Dalles, Oregon.
Native American hiring
preference applies. See de­
tailed job announcements
and full application require­
ments at www.critfc.org or
call 503-238-0667 for an­
nouncement. Send letter of
interest, resume, and proof
of Tribal enrollment by Sep­
tember 29 to CRITFC, attn
HR, 729 NE Oregon, #200,
Portland, OR 97232, fax
503-235-4228,
email
hr@critfc.com.
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For Sale
Eagle Tech Systems is currently seeking to host two AmeriCorps VISTA members to
implement the work force training plan for the Technology Center. Application deadline:
October 6, 2006.
Requirements: 1 year of full time service without outside commitments from 12 /4 /2 0 0 6 -
12/3/2007.
Must be at least 18 years of age, with no upper age limit. Bachelor Degree and/or 3
years of relevant experience in the community. General Skills, Business, Communica­
tions, Computers, Fundraising, Outreach, Public Speaking, Recruitment, Writing/Editing.
Benefits include: Living Allowance of $373 bi-weekly. Choice of Education Award $4,725 or
End of Service Cash Stipend $1,200 (upon successful completion of 1 year of service).
Basic Health Insurance including limited dental and vision. Childcare assistance if eligible.
Training.
If you have any questions, contact Arlissa Rhoan at (541) 553-1034. If interested com­
plete an online application at https://recruit.cns.gov/index.asp.
A a b o u t A m e riC o rp s
VISTA Program: AmeriCorps VISTA (Volunteers in Service to America), is a national com­
munity service program that places volunteers in non-profit, public agency, and faith based
organizations with the goal of building capacity and sustainability around programs that
work to bring individuals and communities out of poverty. The AmeriCorps VISTA program
was created as a result of the Domestic Volunteer Service Act of 1965 and embraces four
guiding principles. These include an anti-poverty focus, the idea of community empower­
ment, capacity-building, and sustainable solutions. With these principles in mind, the
C orporation fo r N ational and C om m unity S ervice has identified prio rity areas for
AmeriCorps*VISTA members to focus their efforts. These areas are: Empowering Faith-
Based and Grassroots Organizations; Asset Development; Family Strengthening to In­
crease Child Well-Being Outcomes; Homeland Security; Leveraging Volunteers and Dol­
lars. For more information about AmeriCorps*VISTA, visit http://www.americorps.org/about/
programs/vista.asp
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No matter what happens to your car,
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24-Hour Towing
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541 - 475-6153
To the general public
Computer Systems
System includes: Dell PC model GX1,17’
monitor, keyboard and mouse. PC has
Windows 98 and Office 2000, CD player
and built-in modem. Complete system is
$150. All equipment is used and no
warranty is offered.
Contact Tribal Property at 553-3295 for
information.
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Buy - Sell - Trade - Consign
In the Tribal Court
o f the Confederated Tribes o f Warm Springs
Summons
Vanessa Andy-CPS, peti­
tioner/plaintiff, vs. Charles
C o o k Sr., and C e c ilia
W inishut, r e s p o n d e n t / d e ­
fendant. Case no. JV215-01.
To C h a rle s C o o k Sr. and
Cecilia Winishut: Please read
the following carefully: This is a
notice that a custody review has
been scheduled with the Tribal
Court. By this notice you are
summoned to appear in this
matter at a hearing scheduled
for 1 p .m . on Septem ber 11,
2006 at the Warm Springs Tribal
Court. All o f the facts o f the
case will be heard at this hear­
ing including evidence you wish
to present. You must appear to
present your argument or the
other side may automatically
win; petitioner/plaintiff Vanessa
Andy-CPS may then be granted
all that is asked for in the peti­
tion. Both parties to this action
may be represented by counsel,
or may elect to represent them­
selves. I f you cannot be present,
you may have your approved
legal council appear on your
(
behalf at your own expense.
Representation must be ap­
proved by the presiding judge
to ensure the rules governing
admissibility to practice are met;
therefore, a spokesperson form
must be submitted at least five
working days prior to the hear­
ing. I f you have questions, you
should seek legal advice imme­
diately. Failure to obtain legal
counsel prior to the hearing is
not sufficient cause to resched­
ule the hearing.
S y lv e ste r S a h m e , p e ti-
t i o n e r / p l a i n t i f f , vs. Ken
Sahm e, re sp o n d e n t/d e -
fendant. C ase no. D O 120-
0 2 . To S y lv e s te r S a h m e :
Please read the following care­
fully: This is a notice that a cus­
tody review has been scheduled
with the Tribal Court. By this
notice you are summoned to
appear in this matter at a hear­
ing scheduled for 9 a .m . on
S e p te m b e r 12, 2006 at the
Warm Springs Tribal Court. All
o f the facts o f the case will be
heard at this hearing including
evidence you wish to present.
You must appear to present your
argument or the other side may
automatically will; petitioner/
plaintiff Sylvester Sahme may
then be granted all that is asked
for in the petition. Both parties
to this action may be repre­
sented by counsel, or may elect
to represent themselves. I f you
cannot be present, you may
have your approved legal coun­
cil appear on your behalf at your
own expense. Representation
must be approved by the pre­
siding judge to ensure the rules
governing admissibility to prac­
tice are met; therefore, a spokes­
person form must be submitted
at least five working days prior
to the hearing. I f you have ques­
tions, you should seek legal ad­
vice immediately. Failure to ob­
tain legal counsel prior to the
hearing is not sufficient cause
to reschedule the hearing.
Tom Gies Bob Branson
1 - 541 - 475-3666
Anything of value:
Jewelry, guns, Old W est items, beaded items,
bags, powwow regalia, cornhusk, and we do
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Legal Aid in Warm Springs on Tuesday
Legal Aid S ervice s of
O regon, w hich p rovide s
free legal advice and rep­
resentation to low -incom e
O re gon ians, is in W arm
Springs on Tuesday, Sept.
i
5, from 1 to 4 p.m ., at the
F a m ily R e s o u rc e C e n te r,
1144 W arm Springs Street.
To contact Legal Aid S er­
vices of O regon, w rite to it at
Legal Aid Services of Oregon,
C entral O regon R egional
O ffic e , 1 0 2 9 N .W . 1 4 th
Street, Bend, Ore., 97701;
or call (800) 678-6944, or
(541)385-6944.
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