Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current, May 07, 2009, Page 10, Image 10

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Jobs at
K ah-N ee-Ta
Village gate guest ser­
vice representative: Sea­
sonal. Contact: Billie Jean
Culpus 553-1112 Ext. 3421.
IT manager: full time posi­
tion. Contact: Laura Feigner
553-1112 Ext. 3449.
Banquets manager, full
time position. Contact: Marie
Kay W illia m s 553-1112
Ext.3436.
EVS-Custodial full-time po­
sitions. Contact: Michelle Holi­
day
553-
1112 Ext. 3205.
Nail technician: Contact:
Am anda
T ho m p so n
553-1112 EXT. 3159.
Line cook: seasonal posi­
tions. Contact: Steve Head
553-1112 ext. 3446.
Night auditor full time po­
sition. Contact: Corina Brunoe
553-1112 ext. 3430.
Oispatch/PBX operator:
Season positions. Contact:
Corina Brunoe 553-1112 Ext.
3430.
C arpenter/m aintenance
worker: full tim e. Contact:
Asha
553-
1112 Ext. 3139.
Tribal 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 a t
www.ctws.org. For more
details on the positions,
ca ll the contact person
liste d on the advertise­
ment. Or visit the tribes’
jo b advertisem ent list at
www.ctws.org. All positions
are open until filled, unless
otherwise indicated.)
Fam ily S ervices: CPS
Protective Care Provider
FT.
Provide daily care to chil­
dren; infant to 18 years of
age w ho a re v ic tim s of
abuse or neglect. Must be
willing to provide nurturing
care and understand the
needs of these children.
Must have a valid Oregon
Drivers License, and proof
of auto insurance. Must be
dependable and have the
a b ility to w o rk ro ta tin g
shifts. C onfidentiality is a
MUST. Applicants must be
free of the dysfunctional
use of alcohol and illegal
drugs. Position required a
pre-employment drug test
and a c rim in a l h is to ry
che ck. H igh S ch o o l D i­
ploma or GED. W ith one
year of related experience.
W ork w eek-ends. S alary
Range $20,187. Yr. Angela
Sanders 553-3209. Closes
5/31.
F ire
M a n a g e m e n t:
Squad Boss/Fuels (3 po­
sitions).
The Squad Boss is re­
sponsible for supervision of
five (5) crew members in
various work projects; car­
ries out the planned work
schedules and makes ad­
justm ents in work-load to
meet the needs; plans for
and picks up supplies and
equipm ent; prepares the
items for readiness; and in­
spects for safe use on all
projects. Main duties are
using pow er tools to re­
m ove ju n ip e r and brush,
and will be required to fight
fire under stressful condi­
tions with hand and power
tools from 8 - 1 6 hours.
Valid O regon D river’s Li­
cense is required. Must be
able to pass physical exam
and arduous pack test. Pre­
ferred that applicant pos­
s e ss go o d o ra l/w ritte n
skills. Salary Range $13.18
hr. B rad D o n a h u e 55 3-
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1146.
Fire Management: Look­
o uts (E a g le , S id w a lte r,
Shitike).
M ust be d e p e n d a b le
(available 7 days/w eek).
Possess the ability to work
alone, sit for long hours and
climb and work in 90 -100’
tow er. P osition req uire s
good verbal com m unica­
tions skills, eye-sight to read
m aps, fire fin d e rs &
weather instruments. Must
posses a valid ODL. Em­
ployee must furnish their
own subsistence or provide
their own transportation to
and from w o rk site. S e­
lected individual must be
w illing to w ork extended
shifts and weekends. Sal­
ary Range $11.74 hr. Ken
Lydy 553-1146. Closes 5/
15.
Human Services: Com­
munity Counseling Center:
Children’s’ Mental Health
Specialist.
This is a full time position
providing individual, group
and fam ily counseling ser­
vices to children and ado­
lescents with emotional and
behavioral problems. This
position requires skills in
assessing children’s func­
tioning, developmental ad­
equacy, fam ily functioning
and treatment planning as
well as providing direct ser­
vices. A Masters level edu­
cation in counseling, psy­
chology or social work and
a minimum of three years
experience in providing ser­
vices to children who are
experiencing severe emo­
tional and behavioral prob­
lems are required. Jolene
W alters 553-3205.
N a tu ra l
R e s o u rc e s :
F is h e ries M an ag em en t
Supervisor.
This position requires a
Bachelors Degree in fish bi­
ology or a related field. Mas­
SkinCandy Color
Portrait, Realism
Black & Gray
Blacklight —
\
ters of Science in Biology
or other science field. This
position supervises fisher­
ies employees responsible
for implementing the har­
vest and regulatory m an­
agement of Treaty & Trust
fisheries resources on the
C o lu m b ia , D e s c h u te s ,
Willamette, Hood and John
Day Rivers within the fish­
eries department. The po­
sition prepares and m an­
ages multiple budgets and
pursues other funding op­
portunities relating to har­
v e s t m a n a g e m e n t and
natural production of spring
C hinook and Steelhead.
The position is also part of
th e fis h e rie s le a d e rsh ip
te a m and re p re s e n ts
May 7, 2 0 0 9
ing). M ust pass DPSST
physical standards and at­
tend DPSST academy and
c o m p le te s u c c e s s fu lly
within one year from time of
hire. Must be 21 years of
age and possess a valid
O regon d riv e r’s license.
M ust have no felonies or
domestic violence convic­
tions. Must have no misde­
meanor convictions within
one year of employment.
Must maintain all minimum
requirem ents during em ­
ploym ent. Physical exam
required. M ust subm it to
pre-employment drug test.
Salary Range $23,440. Yr.
B ruce Fones 5 5 3 -3 2 7 2 /
553-3273.
C TW O R O F ish e rie s d e ­
partment in various work­
shops and forums through­
out the Pacific Northwest.
Occasional travel through­
out the Pacific Northwest is
required. Strong communi­
cation skills required. Expe­
rience in population dynam­
ics, harvest regulations,
and FERC processes are
desirable. S alary Range
$45,151. Yr. To $55,778. Yr.
Brad Houslet 553-2039.
Public Safety: Male Cor­
rections Officer.
High School diploma or
equivalent. Must pass pre­
e m p lo y m e n t te s t (b a s ic
m ath, s p e llin g , re a d in g
com prehension and w rit-
In the Tribal Court of the
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
To the respondents named in
the following cases: All o f the
facts o f the case will be heard at the
hearing, including evidence you
wish to present. You m ust appear
at the hearing to present your ar­
gum ent or the other side will au­
tomatically win. The petitioner may
then be given all that is asked for in
the petition. I f you have any ques­
tions you should seek legal advice
immediately.
Ramona Whiteplume, peti­
tioner, vs. Melanie Colwash, re­
spondent, case no. CV199-08. To
R am ona W h itep lu m and
Melanie Colwash:
You are hereby notified that a
petition for visitation has been
filed w ith the Warm Springs Tribal
Court. By this notice you are sum­
m oned to appear in this m atter at
a hearing scheduled for 3 p.m. on
May 18, 2009 at the W arm Springs
Tribal Court.
Johanna James-Mathison, pe­
titioner, vs. Debra Leslie, re­
spondent, case no. RO37-09. To
D eb ra L e slie and Jo h a n n a
James-Mathison.
You are hereby notified that a
You are hereby notified that a
petition for restraining order-
been filed w ith the W arm Springs
Tribal Court. By this notice you are
sum m oned to appear in this m at­
ter at a hearing scheduled for 9 a.m.
on May 29, 2009 at the W arm
Springs Tribal Court.
J o h a n n a J a m e s -M a th iso n -h a s
been filed w ith the tribal court. By
this notice you are sum m oned to
appear in this m atter at a heatring
Denys White, petitioner, vs.
Jesse Owens Edwards, respon­
dent, case no. D O 69-09. To
Denys White and Jesse Owens
Edwards:
You are hereby notified that a
petition for conservator/guard­
ianship has been filed w ith the
A n n a L o p ez/ D em p sen a
charge(s). You may be represented
by yourself, by an attorney o r by a
spokesperson at your own expense.
You may bring any docum ents
believe are relevant.to this cause,
and you may bring witnesses to
testify on your behalf. You may
request the court to subpoena you
witnesses, however, you m ust sub­
m it your list o f witnesses no later
than tw o weeks prior to trial; fail­
ure to do so will n o t be considered
sufficient reason to postpone the
trial. I f you have questions you
should seek legal advice immedi­
ately. I f you fail to appear as so or­
dered, the court may enter a com ­
plaint for contem pt o f court and
issue a w arrant for your arrest.
Polk, petitioner, vs. Angela and
Paul Martinez, respondent, case
no. JV17-07. To Angela and Paul
Martinez Jr.:
petition for civil complaint has
Warm Springs Tribal Court. By this
notice you are sum m oned to ap­
pear in this m atter at a hearing
scheduled for 9 a.m. on June 12,
2009 at the W arm Springs Tribal
Court.
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Spilyay Tymoo
s c h e d u le d f o r
Exclusion order
Warm Springs Confederated
T ribes (p lain tiff) vs. A aron
Wyngarden (defendant), case
no. CV28-09:
11 a.m. on May 29,
It is here by ordered and ad­
judged that thedefendant is ex­
clu d e d p e rm a n e n tly fro m th e
W arm Springs Reservation. C om ­
pliance w ith this exclusion order
may be enforced by the contem pt
pow er o f the tribal court in accor­
dance w ith C hapter 200 o f the
W arm Springs Tribal Code. I f the
defendant is found on the reserva­
tion in violation o f this exclusion
order the court may impose jail,
fine or both for contem pt o f court,
in addition to violations o f W arm
Springs Tribal Code C hapter 300,
the tribal exclusion code.
2009 at the W arm Springs Tribal
Court.
Triai/hearing
C o n fe d e rate d T ribes o f
W arm Sp rin g s vs. P a tric ia
B rown, defendant, case no.
CR154-09. To Patricia Brown:
You are hereby notified that the
above cited case, as filed in the
W arm Springs Tribal C ourt, has
been scheduled for triai/hearing
at 9 a.m. on June 1,2009.
You are hereby ordered to be
and appear at the W arm Springs
Tribal C ourt at the time and date
sh o w n to d e fe n d a g a in st th e
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