Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current, May 10, 2007, Page Page 14, Image 14

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    Spilyay classifie4s
Real estate
roads and landmarks. Sal­
ary Range $13.83. Luther
Clements 553-1146.
Private ownership land
fo r sale. S idw alter Flats
Fire Management En­
area.
Three
40-acre
gine Operator (2 posi­
pieces. $90,000 each. tions). Operates fire fighting
Zoned agricultural/range, vehicles and associated
mix
of
tim ber
and equipment involved with fire
a griculture. Very pretty, fighting. Fights fire with
some services may be avail-* hand and power tools from
8 - 1 6 hours. Valid Oregon
able.
503-708-2503, Driver’s license is required.
Wasco Realty.
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/
(The following is the re­ written
skills and be famil­
cent job opening list o f the iar with reservation roads
Warm S prings Tribes. and la n d m a rks. S a la ry
See Amelia Tewee in the Range $12.36 hr To $13.83
Personnel Department to hr. Vernon Tias Sr. 553-
submit an application, or 1146.
Jobs
call 553-3262. Also, you
Fire Management As­
can a p p ly o n -lin e at sistant Engine Operator
www. ctws. org. • For more (1 position). Periodically
details on the positions, operates fire fighting ve­
call the contact person h ic le s and a ss o c ia te d
listed on the advertise­ equipment involved with fire
ment. Or visit the tribes’ fighting. Fights fire with
job advertisement list at hand and power tools from
8 - 1 6 hours. Valid Oregon
www.ctws.org. All positions Driver’s license is required.
are open until filled, unless Must be able to pass an­
otherwise indicated.)
nual physical exam and ar­
CPS Protective Care
Supervisor. Develop and
administer CPS Center, its
staff and residents. Super­
vise assigned personnel,
establish work procedures,
plan, schedule, assign and
review work load. Train, in­
struct and provide technical
guidance to assigned em­
ployees. Maintain confiden­
tiality. Respond to problems
at the CPS Center on a 24
hour basis. Conduct regu­
lar staff meetings. Salary
R ange
$2 6 ,0 0 0 .
Yr.
Rebekah Main 553-3209.
Fire
Management
Equipment Operator (1
position). Must have valid
C D L - A with tank, air-brake/
com bination vehicle en­
dorsements. Must be able
to operate D-6 Dozer, 30
ton Tractor Trailer Trans­
port, 3500 gallon Water Ten­
der. Must be able to pass
physical and fitness test.
P referred th a t applicant
have working knowledge of
w ild fire and p re s c rib e d
burns, posses good oral/
written skills ana be famil­
iar with operation o f fire
fighting equipment and be
fam ilia r w itn reservation
duous pack test. Preferred
that applicant have working
knowledge of 4-wheel drive
vehicles, posses good oral I
written skills and be famil­
iar with reservation roads
and la n d m a rks. S a la ry
Range $11.01 hr. To $12.3é
hr. Vernon Tias Sr. 553-
1146.
ing power tools to remove
juniper and brush, also will
be required to fight fire un­
der stressful conditions with
hand arid power tools from
8 - 1 6 hours. Must be able
to pass physical exam and
arduous pack test. Pre­
ferred that applicant pos­
ses good oral/written skills
and be familiar with opera­
tion of fire fighting equip­
m ent, and re s e rv a tio n
roads and land marks. Pre­
employment U.A. required.
Salary Range $11.01 hr.
Dorian Soliz 553-1146.
Fish & Wildlife Techni­
cian III. Experience: Mini­
mum of 5 years experience
in fish & wildlife restoration.
Minimum of 3 years experi­
ence as a W riter/Editor.
Skills: Applicant must be
able to demonstrate exper­
tise in: GIS & Auto Cad soft­
ware. Demonstrable knowl­
edge in fish & wildlife habi­
ta t e n h a n c e m e n t te c h ­
niques. Habitat enhance­
ment planning for upland
species taking into consid­
eration current issues. Oral
and written communication
skills both on individual and
group basis. Grant writing
and partnership develop­
ment. Reporting and data
m ana g e m e n t.
S a la ry
Range $14.00 hr. To $15.50
hr. DOE. Linda Brown 541-
820-4718.
Fish & Wildlife Parks
Manager. Protect, maintain
and enhance fish & wildlife
resources and their habitats
on the Warm Springs Indian
Fire Management IHC R e se rva tio n and ceded
Crew Member (2) Fights lands of the Confederated
fire under stressful condi­ Tribes o f Warm Springs.
tions with hand and power Provide technical advice
tools from 8 - 1 6 hours. and assistancé to the Tribal
Must be able to pass fit­ entities requiring this ser­
ness test. Preferred that vice. Review Environmen­
applicant posses good oral tal Action proposals and
and written skills, b e famil­ provide information which
iar with operations of fire will protect fish and wildlife
fighting equipment. Must be resources. Prepare and
committed and is required oversee budgets and seek
to he: away from home for,, outside funding fqrxjn and
a long period of time during o ff reservation programs
the fire season. (Unless a and projects. Develop and
fam ily emergency occurs maintain records and re­
within the immediate fam­ ports of fish and wildlife in­
ily.) Must have a telephone ventories, harvest and other
or a re lia b le m essage management data. Partici­
phone, and be available and pate in the developm ent
on call 24 hours a day dur­ im plem entation o f plans
ing the fire season. Salary and actions which affect
Range $11.01 hr. Anthony fish and wildlife resources.
Holliday or Gary Sampson Represent the Tribe as a
p ro ce ssio n a l in va rio u s
553-1146.
meetings and cooperative
Fire Management Fire efforts as designated by the
Fighter/Fuefs (15 posi­ Tribes. Directly supervises
tions). Main duties are us­
In the Tribal Court of the
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
Probate Court
There will be final hearings on
probate.cases today, Thursday, May
10 in courtroom two. Please check
in and sign in at court administra­
tion with court administration
staff/receptionist. They can give
assistance and direct you to court-
room two. If you have any ques­
tions or concerns give the Warm
Springs Tribal Probate Court staff
a call at 553-3264. The following
are the probate cases, and the hear­
ing time:
Madeline Mclnturff, probate
To: Phil’s Ace Hardware, 13
SW H St., Madras, OR 97741,
To Chesley Yahtin, PO Box
913, Warm Springs, OR 97761.
Case No. IN 148-05;.
An informal hearing has been
scheduled with the Warm Springs
Tribal Court at 11:30 a.m. on May
23, 2007: This hearing has been
scheduled at the request of Phil’s
Ace Hardware for the following
reason: Overdue accouht. You are
hereby requited to appear at this
time on your own behalf. It is im­
portant that you attempt to resolve
this issue, in order to prevent fur­
ther action against you in a state
court. '
behalf. It is important that you at­
tempt to resolve this issue, in or­
der to prevent further action
against you in a state court.
To: Truce Auto, 40 NW 4th
St., Madras, OR 97741.
To: Daleena Frank, PO Box
1174, Warm Springs, OR 97761.
Case No. IN29-07.
An informal hearing has been
scheduled with the Warm Springs
Tribal Court at 3 p.m. on May 23,
2007. This hearing has been sched­
uled at the request of Truce Auto
for the following reason: Overdue
account. You are hereby required
to appear at this time on your own
no. 019-PR19-06, at 9:00 a,m.
Irene Towe, probate tip. 008-
PR08-06, at 9:30 a.m.
Elliott Switzler, probate no.
014-PR14-04, at 10 a.m.
Wesley Charley, probate nò.
035-PR34-05.
Tribal Court at 2 p.m. on May 23,
2007. This hearing has been sched­
uled at the request of Truce Auto i
for the following reason: Overdue
account. You are hereby required
to appear at this time on your own
To: Truce Auto, 40 NW 4th behalf. It is important that you at­
tempt to .resolve this issue, in or­
St., Madras, OR 97741.
To Thomas Williams^ PO der to prevent further ^action
Box 806, Warm Springs, OR agaitist you in a state court.
97761.
Case No. IN 84-06.
To: Ralph’s TV and Furni­
An informal hearing has been
scheduled with the Warm Springs ture, 525 SE 5th St., Madras, OR
Tribal Court at 2:30 p.m. on May 97741.
To: Reuben Johnson, PO
23, 2007. This hearing has been
scheduled at the request of Truce Box 1548, Warm Springs, OR
Auto for the following reason: 97761.
Case No. IN125-06.
Overdue account. You are hereby
An informal hearing has been
required to appear at this time on
your own behalf. It is important scheduled with the Warm Springs
that you attempt to resolve this is­ Tribal Court at 1 pan. on May 23,
sue, in order to prevent further ac­ 2007. This hearing has been sched­
tion against you in a state court uled at the request of Ralph’s TV
and Furniture for the following
reason: Overdue account. You are
To: Truce Auto, 40 NW 4th hereby required to appear at this
time on your own behalf. It is im­
St., Madras, OR 97741.
To: Tyrone Lewis, PO Box portant that you attempt to resolve
358, Warm, Springs, OR 97761. this issue, in order to prevent fur­
ther action against you in a state
Case No. IN87-06
An informal hearing has been court
scheduled with the Warm Springs
Page 14 Spilyay Tyrnoo
assigned personnel in the
Fish, Wildlife and Parks de­
partm ents year degree in
fis h e rie s , w ild life o r a
closely related field. Ten
years experience in a pro­
fessional biological position
which includes three years
supervisory or m anage­
ment experience. A combi­
nation of education and ex­
perience is acceptable. Re­
quires valid Oregon driver’s
license. Thorough knowl­
edge o f fish, wildlife and
parks program manage­
ment, including but not lim­
ited to, population inventory
and evaluation techniques,
habitat evaluation and im­
provem ent, sp e cie s re ­
q u ire m e n ts, h o lis tic re­
source management, re­
source allocation planning,
re se a rch d e v e lo p m e n t
skills, fo re s t and range
m anagem ent pra ctice s.
Technical w ritin g skills.
R equires S alary Range
52,120. Yr. To $56,020. Yr.
Robert Brunoe 553-2002.
In te rg o v e rn m e n ta l
Policy and Planning Man­
ager. Evaluate inter-gov-
ernm ental policy com pli­
ance and make recommen­
dation for policy, regulatory,
and operational modifica­
tions that will secure the
Tribes’ current and future
natural resource manage­
ment goals and aspirations.
Compile, analyze and brief
appropriate tribal officials of
legislative, regulatory and
ju d ic ia l p o licy d e v e lo p ­
m ents.
R ecom m end
implementation strategies
for legislative, regulatory or
ju d ic ia l p o licy d e v e lo p ­
ments and monitor compli­
ance. Assist in evaluation of
long range and strategic
management plans of non-
trib a l e n titie s to ensure
there is continuity and that
no jeopardy is created for
tribal goals or interests.*
P a rtic ip a te in d ra ftin g ,
modifying and implement­
ing statutory, regulatory or
aatQiqistrah^e-policies o f
ruiëè'related to tribal protec­
tion, use and asset value for
trib a l resources. S alary
R ange 4 2 ,0 0 0 . Yr. To
$ 4 7 ,0 0 0 . Yr. R o b e rt A
Brunoe 553-2015.
May 10, 2007
Research and Moni­
toring Supervisor. Super­
vise tribal research and
monitoring programs and
staff related to fisheries on
the
re s e rv a tio n
and
throughout the ceded terri­
tory. O versee ongoing
projects and develop new
projects that answer fisher­
ies m anagem ent related
questions for bull trout, Pa­
cific lamprey, fall Chinook
and other culturally signifi­
cant aquatic species. De­
velop and secure funding
opportunities to fund pro-
ram staff and projects.
alary Range $44,000. Yr.
To $ 55,000. Yr. Brad
Houslet 553-2Ô3Ô.
Administrative Fiscal
Officer. Provide administra­
tive, management and liai­
son support between the
Tribes, BIA, and all associ­
ated agencies. Provide fis­
cal analysis, input and rec­
ommendations into man­
agement program decision
making & managing activi­
tie s .
Q u a lific a tio n s :
Bachelor’s degree in ac­
counting office, grant/con-
tracting compliance or bud­
get experience. Three year
supervisory experience. A
combination of education &
experience is acceptable.
Salary Range $30,435. Yr.
To $ 35,968. Yr. R obert
Brunoe 553-2015.
Gaming Commission­
ers Tribal Gaming Com­
missioner. Enforce the
co m p act, o rd in a n ce &
State/Federal laws relevant
to gambling. Establish &
implement background &
license procedures of all
Tribal gaming employees.
M aintain confidentiality.
M aintain the integrity of
T rib a l gam ing th ro u g h
policy, procedures & inter­
nal c o n tro ls . C h a rle s
R .C alica 541-553-3232.
Closes 5/16.
Kah-Nee-Ta
Employment
We are seeking moti­
vated, energetic, cus­
tomer service friendly ap­
plicants for the following
positions:
Full-Time Positions:
Convention Services
Manager, Director of Op­
erations, Front Desk Man­
ager, Slot Technician,
Slot
Key-person,
Groundsmans, Banquet
Captains, Lodge House­
keeping inspector, and
Casino Cage Cashier.
Seasonal Positions:
Lounge Cooks, Lounge
ID Checker, Vending Co­
ordinator, Golf Pro Shop
Attendant, Village House­
keeping Houseman, Vil­
lage Housekeeping Room
Attendants, Housekeep­
ing Teepee Attendants,
Lodge Housekeeping
Houseman, Lifeguards.
HR Secretary/Recëp-
tionist, ' Pool Cashiers,
Village Snack Bar Cooks,
Golf Coursé Beverage At­
tendants & Cart Driver,
Casino Snack Bar Atten­
dants, Village Snack Bar
Attendants,
Village
Snack Bar Cashiers,
Lodge Housekeeping
Room Attendants.
Dishwashers, Prep
Cooks, Line Cooks, Gift
Shop Sales Associates,
Reservationist, Village
Gate Guest Service Rep­
resentative, PBX/Dis-
patchers, Lodge Frbnt
Desk Guest Service Rep­
resentative, and Cocktail
Servers.
U tilities Custodian.
Perform w ork e ffic ie n tly *
and thoroughly in a timely
manner. Handle hazardous
materials safely. W ork 5
m to 1 am. Salary Range
16,396. Yr. S olom on
Stewart 553-3246.
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additional one-time fees.
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redeem your firearm!!! When using this service
Licensed Firearm Dealer
Call (541)-475-3666
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.
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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 Services of
Oregon, which provides
free legal advice and rep-
resentation to low-income
Oregonians, is in Warm
Springs the first Monday,of
every month, 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 Street, Bend, Ore.,
97701; or call (800) 678-
6944, or (541) 385-6944.