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Kah-Nee-Ta
Employment
W e a re s e e k in g m o ti­
vated, energetic, custom er
service frie n d ly applican ts
for the following positions:
Full-Time Positions:
C o n v e n tio n
S e rv ic e s
Manager, D irector of O pera­
tions, Front Desk Manager,
S lot Technician, S lot Key-
p e rs o n ,
G ro u n d s m a n s ,
B a n q u e t C a p ta in s, Lodge
H o u s e k e e p in g In s p e c to r,
and Casino Cage Cashier.
Seasonal Positions:
Lounge C ooks, Lounge
ID Checker, Vending Coor­
dinator, G olf Pro Shop A tten­
dant, Village Housekeeping
Houseman, V illage H ouse­
keeping Room A ttendants,
H ousekeeping Teepee A t­
te n d a n ts , L o d g e H o u s e ­
ke e p in g H o u se m a n , L ife ­
guards.
HR Secretary/R eception-
ist, Pool Cashiers, Village
S n a c k B a r C o o k s , G o lf
C o u rs e B e v e ra g e A tte n ­
dants & C art Driver, Casino
Snack Bar A ttendants, V il­
lage Snack Bar Attendants,
Village Snack Bar Cashiers,
Lodge Housekeeping Room
A ttendants.
D is h w a s h e rs ,
P re p
C o o k s , L in e C o o k s , G ift
S h o p S a le s A s s o c ia te s ,
Reservationist, Village Gate
G uest Service R epresenta­
tiv e ,
P B X /D is p a tc h e rs ,
L o d g e F ro n t D esk G u e st
S e rv ic e R e p re s e n ta tiv e ,
and Cocktail Servers.
Jobs
(The following is the recent
jo b opening list o f the Warm
Springs Tribes. See Am elia
Tewee in the Personnel Depart­
ment to submit an application,
or call 553-3262. Also, you can
apply on-line at www.ctws.org.
For more details on the posi­
tions, call the contact person
listed on the advertisement. Or
visit the tribes’job advertisement
list at www. ctws. org. All positions
are open until filled, unless oth­
erwise indicated.)
Fisheries Technician
(2) Assist with field activities
o f cu rre n t fa ll C hinook,
L a m p re y and bull tro u t
projects. Travel required to
o ff reservation sam pling
sites. Some camping will
be required. Working Con­
ditions: day and night work,
some w eek-ends & holi­
days, and in all w eather
conditions. Extended peri­
ods of physical labor maybe
required. Valid driver’s li­
ce n se re q u ire d . S a la ry
Range $10.34 hr. Rebekah
Burchell 553-2333. Closes
3/30.
GM Public U tilities.
Plan, organize, direct, and
control the functions of the
Public Utilities Branch. Re­
sponsible for development
and maintenance of Tribal
Facilities, grounds, tribal
vehicles, roads, w ater &
sewage systems, sanitary
sites, and waste disposal
fa c ilitie s . C o m p le te a s ­
signed projects in tim ely
and accurate manner. Pre­
pare and adhere to annual
Branch Budget. Education
requirem ents: Bachelors
Degree in any related field;
related professional certifi­
cates a plus. Salary Range
Neg. (max) $63,484. Yr.
Lauraina H instsala 553-
3228 Closes 3/30.
Pacje 16 Spily^y Tymoo
B rya n Lund 5 5 3 -3 2 4 6 .
tions) Operates fire fighting
Closes 3/30.
vehicles and associated
equipment involved with fire
figh ting . Fights fire w ith
hand and power tools from
8 - 1 6 hours. Valid Oregon
Driver’s license is required.
Must be able to pass an­
nual physical exam and ar­
duous pack test. Preferred
that applicant have working
knowledge of 4-wheel drive
vehicles, posses good oral/
written skills and be fam il­
iar with reservation roads
and la n d m a rk s . S a la ry
Range $12.36 hrTo $13.83
hr. Vernon Tias Sr. 553-
1146.
CPSProtective Care
Supervisor. Salary Range
$26,000. Yr.
Rebekah
Main 553-3209. Closes 4/
27.
Maintenance man. To
perform building m ainte­
nance on Tribal buildings
and/or private homes. Per­
form all functions of a jour­
n e ym a n c a rp e n te r and
painter, and all other job
duties as assigned. At least
two years “verifiable “expe­
rience in Maintenance and/
or Carpentry (Note: Appli­
cation must be filled in com­
pletely, applications which
are considered incomplete
will not be subject for review
or interview. Salary Range
$24,514. Yr. To $25,480. Yr.
Cecil D. Brunoe Jr. 553-
4962 or 553-3246. Closes
3/30.
Groundskeeper. Mow
Lawns and irrigate land­
scaped areas. Maintain and
re p a ir g ro u n d s k e e p in g
equipment including mow­
ers, s w e e p e rs , pum ps,
sprinkler systems and au­
to m a tic co n tro ls. Prune
trees and shrubs. Applies
chem icals and fertilizers.
Clean grounds, sidewalks
and parking lots including
snow rem oval. A ssist in
other areas of the Utilities
Department as necessary.
Valid CDL. Salary Range
$24.160. Yr. To $25,460, Yr.
OSU Extension 4-H
Program Assistant. Pro­
vide su p p o rt and a s s is ­
tance in development, lead­
ership, and sustainability of
the OSU E xtension 4-H
Youth Developm ent Pro­
gram at W arm S prings.
Salary Range $19,791. Yr.
Teresa Hogue 480-1993.
Fire Management
Equipment Operator (1
position)
M ust have
Amanda Tom, petitioner,
vs. Joseph Aguilar, respon­
dent. Case no. R010-07. To
Joseph Aguilar. You are hereby
ordered to be and appear before
the Warm Springs Tribal Court
at 1 p.m. on April 13, 2007. In
answer to Show Cause why this
restraining order should, or
should not remain in effect. If
you fail to appear as so ordered,
you may be charged with con­
tempt of court and a warrant
may be issued for your arrest.
B uford Joh nson , p e ti­
tioner,
vs.
Ralph
W allulatum , respondent.
Case no. RO11-07. To Ralph
Wallulatum. You are hereby
ordered to be and appear be­
fore the Warm Springs Tribal
Court at 1 p.m. on April 13,
2007. In answer to Show Cause
why this restraining order should,
or should not remain in effect.
If you fail to appear as so or­
dered, you may be charged with
contempt of court and a war­
rant may be issued for your ar­
rest.
Shandra Culps, 1807 A.
K alish, peititioner. Curtis
Stacona, respondent. Case
no. RO9-07. Based upon com­
plaints filed with this court, this
court hereby orders Curtis
Stacona to restrain h im self
from Shandra Culps, 1807 A.
Kalish and from any manner of
communication or contact in
any public or private place in­
cluding 1807 A. Kalish and in­
cluding minor child Sarah Culps
dob 1/18/02 and Jo sep h
Stacona dob 10/23/05. No
third party contact, telephone
calls or mail. And including
Jefferson and Wasco counties.
This order shall remain ineffect
until show cause hearing. Both
petitioner and respondent are
subject to contempt of court if
fails to comply with the court
restraining order.
(1 position)
Periodically
operates fire fighting ve­
h ic le s and a s s o c ia te d
equipment involved with fire
fig h tin g . Fights fire w ith
hand and power tools from
8 - 1 6 hours. Valid Oregon
Driver’s license is required.
Must be able to pass an­
nual physical exam and ar­
duous pack test. Preferred
that applicant have working
knowledge of 4-wheel drive
vehicles, posses good oral/
written skills and be fam il­
iar with reservation roads
and la n d m a rk s . S a la ry
Range $11.01 hr. To $12.36
hr. Vernon Tias Sr. 553-
1146.
Fire Management E n ­
gine Operator (2 posi-
Vocational Rehab Di­
rector. To administer a fed­
eral program to assist cli­
ents w ith d is a b ilitie s to
maintain or be redirected
with em ploym ent opportu­
nities through rehabilitation,
training and case manage­
ment. Direct supervision of
assign ed staff. M anage
funding, cost services, and
above entitled court has ap­
pointed Richard Tohet as pub­
lic administrator to administer
the decedent’s estate subject to
the jurisdiction of the Tribal
Court. Notice is further given
that all persons having claims
against the decedent’s estate are
required to present their claims,
with proper voucher, to the
Warm Springs Tribal Probate,
PO Box 850, Warm Springs,
OR 97761 within 90 days from
the date upon which this notice
was first posted. This notice was
first posted on March 15, 2007.
Notice of Intent to Repatriate
The National Museum of
N a tu ra l H is to ry o f the
Smithsonian Institution plans
to repatriate the following to
the Confederated Tribes of
the Warm Springs Reserva­
tion and the Confederated
Tribes and Bands of the
Yakama Nation and.
Ten funerary objects were
c o lle c te d
fro m
the
Memaloose Islands, W ash­
ington and Oregon, by Mr.
Joseph Simms, and donated
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to the Smithsonian in 1921.
The Repatriation Office of
the National Museum of Natu­
ral History has determined that
th e s e
o b je c ts
are
unassociated funerary objects
and are culturally affiliated with
the Confederated Tribes and
Bands of the Yakama Nation
and the Confederated Tribes of
the Warm Springs Reservation.
T h e se
u n a s s o c ia te d
funerary objects will be repa­
triated to the Confederated
I Buy Indian
Baskets
Call 475-6317
grant m aintenance. A.A.
degree with 5 years case
management or Bachelor’s
degree with 2 years case
m anagem ent experience
re q u ire d . V alid O re g o n
driver’s license required.
Salary Range $32,000. Yr.
to 39,000. Yr. Rick Ribeiro
553-5415.
Social Services Driver
Part Time Hiring for drivers
to operate a public transit
bus. Salary Range $13.00
hr. Rick Ribeiro 553-3415.
Fish & Wildlife Parks
Manager. Technical writing
s k ills . R e q u ire s S a la ry
R a n g e 5 2 ,1 2 0 . Yr. To
$56,020. Yr.
R o b e r t
Brunoe 553-2002.
In te rg o v e rn m e n ta l
Policy and Planning Man­
ager. Salary Range 42,000.
Yr. To $47,000. Yr. Robert A
Brunoe 553-2015.
Research and Monitor­
ing Supervisor. Develop
and secure funding oppor­
tun ities to fund program
sta ff and projects. W ork
collaboratively with inter­
a g e n c y p e rs o n n e l to
achieve successful project
im plem entation. Oversee
data analysis and reporting
as required by the funding
e n titie s and n a tu ra l re ­
sources and tribal staff. Be
able to work independently,
and be able to p re s e n t
project findings orally and
written. B achelor of S ci­
ence degree; Five years of
practical experience and
two years of supervisory
experience. Salary Range
$44,000. Yr. To $55,000. Yr.
Brad Houslet 553-2039.
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Are you concerned about firearms theft in your home?
Talk to us about our new program that offers you safe and secure
storage for a low monthly fee. Other basic service available for
additional one-time fees.
NO background checks or fees required when you
redeem your firearm!!! When using this service
Licensed Firearm Dealer
'T R A D E R S
Probate Department
In the matter of the estate
o f E sth er W. Lam b, de­
ceased, estate file no. 045-
P R 45-07. N otice is hereby
given that Esther W Lamb, who
at the time of her death resided
at Warm Springs, Ore., died on
March 1, 2007, and that the
Fire Management A s ­
sistant Engine Operator.
valid C D L -A w ith tank, air­
brake, combination vehicle
en do rsem e nts. M ust be
able to operate D-6 Dozer,
30 to n T ra c to r T ra ile r
Transport, 3500 gallon Wa­
ter Tender. Must be able to
pass physical and fitness
test. Preferred that appli­
cant have working knowl­
edge of wildfire and pre­
s c rib e d b u rn s , p o s s e s
good oral/written skills and
be familiar with operation of
fire fighting equipment and
be familiar with reservation
roads and landmarks. Sal­
ary Range $13.83 Luther
Clements 553-1146.
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In the Tribal Court
o f the Confederated Tribes o f Warm Springs
March 29, 2007
Tribes of the Warm Springs
Reservation and the Confed­
erated Tribes and Bands of
the Yakama Nation.
For further information,
p le a s e
c o n ta c t
Risa
Arbolino before April 20,
2007 at (202) 633-0890, Re­
p a tria tio n
O ffic e
S m ithso nian In stitu tio n ,
P.O. Box 37012, NMNH
MRC 138, Washington, DC
20013-7012.
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Call (541)-475-3666
Tom - Curt - Suzie - Terry
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At Your Service
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We are not a Pawn Shop so
We pay more for items that we buy:
Jewelry, guns, Old West items, Beaded items, Bags, Cornhusk,
Powwow Regalia, Baskets,
Vintage Preferred & Will pay top Dollar!
Small Engine Repair, Same store different name
Legal Aid in Warm Springs on Mondays
Legal Aid S ervices of
O regon, w hich provides
free legal advice and rep-
resentation to low-income
O regonians, is in W arm
Springs the first Monday of
e ve ry m onth, from 1 to 4
p.m., at the Family Resource
Center, 1144 Warm Springs
Street.
To contact Legal Aid Ser-
vices of Oregon, write to it at
Legal Aid Services of Or­
egon, Central Oregon Re­
gional Office, 1029 N.W.
14th S treet, Bend, O re.,
97701; or call (800) 678-
6944, or (541) 385-6944.
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