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House for sale, 4 bed­
rooms, 2 bath, 2 car garage,
new wood stove, new heat
pump and fenced property,
$120,000 through Credit.
2523 Looksh St. in Greeley
Heights. Call Dixon at Utili­
ties, 553-3246, leave mes­
sage.
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Jobs
(The following is the re­
cent job opening list o f the
W arm S p rin g s Tribes.
See Amelia Tewee in the
Personnel Department to
submit an application, or
call 553-3262. Also, you
can a p p ly o n -lin e at
www.ctws.org. For more
details on the positions,
c a ll the c ontact person
lis te d on the a dvertise­
ment. Or visit the tribes’
jo b advertisem ent list at
www.ctws.org. All positions
are open until filled, unless
otherwise indicated.)
Page 8 Spilyay Tymoo January 29, 2009
the minimum qualifications.
Two years experience in pre­
school setting. Prepare daily
lesson plans based on child
assessment and goals that
clarify describe planned expe­
riences, adult roles, materials
needed and benefits intended
for child. Adhere to policies and
procedures in caring for chil­
dren. Salary Range $22,026.
Yr. Karla Patt 553-3241.
Closes 1/30.
Finance: Purchase Prop­
erty Management Special­
ist. Property Management Spe­
cialist will be responsible for
com plete adm inistration of
T ribal property life cycles
within the organization. Incum­
bent must know the applicable
policies, procedures and legal
requirements associated with
tracking, recording disposal,
and accounting processes rel­
evant to property management.
Job required lifting heavy ob­
jects. Must have minimum of
a High School diploma, main­
tain a valid Oregon driver’s li­
cense and have 3 years expe­
rience in personal property
management. Must also have
computer skills and experi­
ence to maintain automated
inventory management sys­
tem. Salary Range Neg. Libby
Chase 553-3486. Closes 1/30.
Fire Management: (IHC)
Wild land Fire Fighter Full
Time (2 position). Fights fire
under stressful conditions with
hand and power tools from 8 -
16 hours. Salary Range $11.74
hr. Anthony H olliday/ Gary
Sampson 553-1146. Closes 2/
27.
Fire Management: (IHC)
Wild land Fire Fighter Sea­
sonal. (7 positions) Fights fire
under stressful conditions with
hand and power tools from 8 -
16 hours. Must be able to
pass medical exam and fit­
ness test. Preferred that appli­
cant posses valid Oregon
Driver’s License, good oral &
written skills, and be familiar
with operation of fire fighting
equipm ent. Salary Range
$11.74 hr. Anthony Holliday/
Gary Sampson 553-1146.
Closes 2/27.
Grant Writer Developer.
Priory (s) writing grants for the
Chief Operations Officer and
Operations Team; and/or new
Program development. Lead
fundraiser to develop and prop­
erly obtain funds fo r COO
Branch w ith/in the firs t 24
months. Accom plish major
fundraising and expect to'de­
velop 70% of w ork to
fundraising activities & 30 %
of work to management and
administrative responsibility.
Meet all fund development, fi­
nancial goals. Abide all CTWS
Confidential Policies. Educa-
tion/Experience: Bachelor’s
degree in Business, Public
A dm inistration, Community
Planning, or related fields. A
minimum of five years of full
time, progressively respon­
sible grant writing development
work experience, major gift
fundraising experience, and
comprehensive campaign ex­
perience. Extensive experi­
ence working in and with non­
profit agencies. Salary Range
$40,731. Yr. To $58,517. Yr.
Gerald Smith 541-553-3228.
Closes 1/30.
Education: Day Care Lead
Teacher. Associated Degree
in Early Childhood Education
(ECE) Child Development, or
a related field. Or a combina­
tion of education, experience,
certifications and skills beyond
Gaming Commission: Part
Time S urveillan ce O b­
server. High School Diploma,
1 year casino experience pre­
ferred but, not necessary. Or­
egon driver knowledge of Tribe/
State Compact. Computer ex­
perience, sit long hours with­
out a break. Salary Range
Neg. Supervisor 553-4890.
Housing: Tribal Secretary.
High School D iplom a or
Equivalent. Three years office
secretarial experience which
includes 2 years PC experi­
ence. General office equipment
skills including personal com­
puter skills in word process­
ing and spreadsheets. Good
interpersonal and communica­
tions skills: oral, written, and
listening. Provide office and
secretarial support for Housing
Department. Coordinate activi­
ties with other departm ent
Within the Tribal Organization.
Complete typing assignments
from dictation or hand written
rough draft. Take verbatim min­
utes of staff/committee meet­
ings and prepare typed copies
fo r s ta ff mem bers. Salary
Range 18,895. Yr. To $20,045.
Yr. Sharon Jones 553-3250.
Closes 1/30.
Human Services: Commu­
nity Health Manager/Com-
munity Health Education.
O versee the C om m unity
Health Services Department
which includes the programs,
Community Health Represen­
ta tive s (C HR ),' Physical
Therapy Programs, WIC Pro­
gram, Community Health Edu­
cation Program, and Diabetes
Program. Plan, organize and
direct these health support
and health education programs
in coordination with the I.H.S.
M asters degree in P ublic
Health. Three years experi­
ence in public health educa­
tion and health administration.
Three years supervisory expe­
rience. A valid Oregon Driver’s
License required. Not engage
in dysfunctional use of alcohol
or other illicit drug use. Salary
Neg. Gerald Smith 553-3212.
Human Services Commu­
nity Counseling Center: Men­
tal Health Specialist. This is
a full time position, providing
individual, group and family
counseling services to adults,
children and adolescents with
emotional and behavioral prob­
lems. Salary Range 40,000.
Yr. Jolene Walters 553-3205.
Human Services: Arts &
Craft Coordinator. Initiates,
plans, and coordinates tradi­
tional and culturally appropri­
ate activities for the youth and
adults of Warm Springs. Activi­
ties include creative and per­
forming arts as well as tradi­
tional arts & crafts. Major re­
sponsibilities include planning
coordinating and reporting of all
traditional and culturally appro­
priate activities for the Recre­
ation Department. Assist with
and provide activities for the
Summer Recreation Program.
Perform inventory of Arts &
Crafts supplies on a routine
basis, and be responsible for
re-order as needed. A ssist
other CTWS Agencies to pro­
vide and Promote Prevention
and child resiliency activities.
Maintain accurate program
records. Have a positive atti­
tude at all time when interact­
ing with the public, and remain
Alcohol and drug free. Valid
Oregon Driver’s License re­
quired. Associates Degree in
Fine Arts preferred. High
School Diploma or equivalent
with three to five years experi­
ence in art field. Knowledge of
Warm Springs Traditional Arts
& Crafts required. Certification
requirements CPR, First Aide,
Food Handlers. Pass a legal
background check. Must be
willing to work flexible hours
and an occasional week end.
Able to interact professionally
with the public including chil­
dren, excellent communica­
tions skills both written and
verbal. General Office skills
and com puter use. Salary
Range Neg. Eugene Greene Jr.
553-3243. Closes 1/30.
Natural Resources: Fisher­
ies Biologist, Sockeye De­
velopment. This position is
responsible for implementing a
sockeye réintroduction project
in the Deschutes River Basin.
Successful applicant will work
cooperatively with interested
parties and co-managers. Du­
ties include planning projects
within appropriate budgets;
collecting field data and super­
vising field personnel; ensuring
data is collected consistent
with identified objectives; data
entry and summary; working
cooperatively with a variety of
agencies; and project progress
reporting. This position will
assist with data analysis, re­
port preparation and results
presentation along with future
project scoping. This position
requires a Bachelor’s Degree
in fisheries with a valid Oregon
Driver’s License. Salary Range
$32,000. Yr. To $40,000. Yr.
Brad H ouslet 553-2039.
Closes 2/6.
Public Safety: Detective
Full Time. S alary Range
$36.648. Yr. To $44,597. Yr.
James Soules 553-1002.
Public Safety: Police Of­
ficer. High School diploma or
equivalent. S alary Range
$25,195 - $35,556 yr. Oswald
Tias 553-3272.
P ublic Safety: M ale/Fe-
male Corrections Officer.
High School diploma or equiva­
lent. Salary Range $23,440.
Yr. Bruce Fones 553-3272/553-
3273.
Associate Judge: Presid­
ing over and decide tribal court
gases, including criminal, civil,
probate juvenile domestic and
traffic. Supervise Court Clerks,
personnel assigned to specific
cases. Able to interact and
work with co-workers, prison­
ers, and the public. Work with
BIA & outside organizations.
Requires understanding of
Tribal Legal System and pro­
cesses. Able to decide cases
fairly and consistently, main­
tain objective in review of
cases. Able to obtain addi­
tional legal & related educa­
tion, training as delegated by
Chief Judge and Tribal Coun­
cil. Maintain confidentiality.
Required BS in a related field
preferred but not required. Two
years experience in private or
public job related to law pro­
fession. Combination of 4 years
law course work and/or train­
ing is acceptable. Excellent
communication skills, work­
ing knowledge of tribal judicial
system , courtroom proce-
Kah-Nee-Ta
For employment infor­
mation at Kah-Nee-Ta
call 553-1112, and ask for
Personnel or the Human
Resources Department.
I BUY
OLD BASKETS
Cornhusk Bags,
Old Be ad work
Navajo Rugs
and Related Item s
475-6317
dures, reservation law and or­
der code, tribal ordinances,
Indian family, criminal reserva­
tion law and order code, tribal
ordinances, Indian fam ily,
criminal juvenile & civil law.
Familiar with 1968 Indian civil
rights act, legal trust respon­
sibility of BIA & the reservation
customs, traditions/values.
Must be 26 years or over, resi­
dent of Warm Springs Reser­
vation. No felony convictions
can’t have been convicted of a
criminal offense during 3 years
preceding appointment for this
position. Demonstrate high
moral character, respect with
Warm Springs Community. Be
self motivated, able to think
independently, maintain self
control. TRIBAL MEMBERS
NEED ONLY APPLY. Salary
Range DOE. Charles Calica
553-3232. Closes 2/13.
High Lookee Lodge: RN
Service
Coordinator.
Bachelor’s Degree in nursing
from an accredited school of
nursing and current RN Li­
cense in the State of Oregon
and 12 hours of continuing edu­
cation annually. Registered
Nurse with a minimum of at
least one year in home health
or geriatric nursing in a similar
position. A p p lica tio n s with
High Lookee Lodge. Lawrence
Macy 553-1182.
Coaching jobs at 509-J
The following coaching po­
sitions are available at Madras
High School:
Head tennis coach, salary
$3,769-$5,676/season.
Assistant softball coach,
salary $3,042-$4,451 /season.
Both jobs begin on Feb. 17.
Interested candidates should
complete a Jefferson County
School District coaching extra
duty application. Applications
are
a v a ila b le
at
www.jcsd.k12.or.us.
Jobs with CRITFC
C olum bia River Inter-
Tribal Fish Commission in
Portland is recruiting for the
following positions:
Fisheries Technicians
-multiple temporary and full
time positions. Duration of
the temporary positions will
vary from 3 to 9 months,
through 12/31/2009. Duties
will include fish capture and
identification, data collec­
tion, biological sampling,
data entry, age and other
data analysis, report writing,
driving an automobile and
operating a jet boat in large
rivers. Qualifications include
interest and experience in
collecting natural resource
data in the fie ld a nd/or
bachelor’s degree in fisher­
ies or related field; familiar­
ity with biological research,
data analysis; experience
with computer applications
and data mgmt; valid driver’s
license and good driving
record; other qualifications.
A c c o u n tin g /H u m a n
Resources Clerk. This is a
full-time, regular position
with 75% of time devoted to
arranging and processing
travel for Commissioners
and staff, and backing up
payroll, accounts payable &
other finance functions. Re­
maining time will be provid­
ing adm inistrative assis­
tance to the HR Manager.
Requires an Associates De­
gree in Business Adminis­
tration with emphasis in Ac­
counting or equivalent expe­
rience directly related to
accounting functions; two
years experience in payroll
(one year with Paychex);
proficiency in MS Excel and
MS Word; two years gen­
eral office administration,
preferably with exposure to
HR administration.
Full details of the posi­
tio n s and re q u ire m e n ts
available on our website at
w w w .critfc.o rg , or em ail
H R @ critfc.org, or call at
503-731-1316. Letter of in­
terest, resume, completed
e m p lo ym e n t a p p lica tio n
and list of reference contacts
are required. NativeAmeri-
can hiring preference given.
These positions are open
until filled.
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In the Tribal Court
of the Confederated Tribes o f Warm Springs
Notice to creditors
In the matter of the estate
of Jerry St. Germaine, de­
ceased, estate file number
060-PR60-07. Notice is hereby
given that Jerry St. Germaine,
who at the time o f his death,
last known residence was 3230
Mickey Lane, Warm Springs,
OR 97761, died on August 23,
2007, and that the above entitled
court has appointed Theodore
Brunoe as administrator to ad­
minister 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
th eir claims, w ith p ro p er
voucher, to the Warm Springs
Tribal Probate, PO Box 850,
Warm Springs, OR 97761 within
90 days from the date upon
w hich this notice was first
posted. This notice was first
posted on January 20, 2009.
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