Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current, September 21, 2011, Page Page 10, Image 10

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Spiiygy classifieds
House for sale
4 bedroom , 2 bath, 2 car
garage converted to one big
garage. 2085 sq. ft. interior.
New wood stove, heat pump,
new roofing and lap siding,
counter tops. 15’x15’ wood
shed o u ts id e , fo u r stra n d
b a rb w ire fe n c e a ro u n d
property.
S e llin g price $ 1 3 0 ,0 0 0 ;
appraised at $148,000. Lo­
cated at 2523 Looksh St., or
call Dixon or G inger Davis at
5 4 1-5 53-120 6. “
Stove for sale
F o r sa le - F o u r-b u rn e r
range stove, electric. Price
$40 or negotiable. W ill de­
live r. C a ll 5 4 1 -5 5 3 -1 2 4 5 .
Leave m essage if no one
answers.
Tribal jobs
See Amelia Tewee in the per­
sonnel department to submit an
a p p lic a tio n , or call 54 1 -5 5 3 -
3262. View full descriptions and
apply online at w w w .ctw s.org.
For jobs at Kah-Nee-Ta, go to
kahneeta.com.
Head Start: Curriculum
Coordinator
Provide a developm entally
and culturally appropriate pre­
school curriculum w hich w ill
m eet the educational goals o f
the W arm Springs community,
and develop, im plem ent in di­
vidual education plan for all
H ead Start children. Supervise
and train teachers to ensure pre­
school children are provided
with develop physically, socially,
cognitively and em otionally.
E nsure tim ely referral o f chil­
d re n su s p e c te d o f s p e c ia l
needs. M aintain records which
support activities. Develop sys­
tems for maintaining documen­
tation and reporting. M aintain
positive relations with the local
school district to ensure smooth
transitions to public schools for
four year old children. W ork
collaboratively w ith all staff/
teachers. Associates D egree in
Early Childhood Education or
related field. Three years related
experience including teaching
children, training adults, super­
vision, planning and curriculum
developm ent. M ust enroll in
criminal registry, state and tribal.
$29,675 per year. Urbana Ross
541-553-3241. Closes 9/23.
Head Start: Family Part­
nership Coordinator
D ev elo p and im p lem en t
systems for establishing Gam-
ily Partnership Agreements and
for recruiting, enrolling, select­
ing, and tracking the attendance
o f families enrolled in the Head
Start, E arly H ead Start pro­
gram s. $26,707 per year. U r­
b a n a R o ss 5 4 1 -5 5 3 -3 2 4 1 .
Closes 9/23.
Head Start: Home Visitor
Provide support to E arly
H ead Start fam ilies through
hom e visits, com m unication,
and dem onstrating skills o f ef­
fective practice in caring for in­
fants and toddlers. High School
diploma or equivalent required.
M ust be w illing to w ork to­
wards Child D evelopm ent A s­
sociate Credentials. Three years
experience in family services or
child developm ent, able to lift
50 lbs, flexible schedule, m ust
pass crim in al h isto ry b ack ­
ground check, both state and
tribal, have reliable transporta­
tion, valid license, personal ve­
hicle insurance. Maintain confi­
dentiality. Perform comparable
duties o f a sim ilar or related
nature and assist in other areas
where staffing shortages exist.
$22,026 per year. Urbana Ross
541-553-3241. Closes 9/23.
Natural Resources: Hy-
drologist
Provide professional and
operational leadership in plan­
ning and implementing o f man­
agem ent projects as related to
w ater quality, q u an tity and
stream channel stability. M oni­
tor and evaluate im plem ented
projects in accordance with the
IRMP. Coordinate and w ork
closely w ith staff to develop a
restoration program for each
watershed. $35,000 to $45,000
per year, depending on experi­
ence. D eepak Sehgal 541-553-
2001. Closes 9/30.
Fire Management: Assis­
tant Prevention Technician
This position requires spe­
cialized knowledge and techni­
cal skills to assist the Fire P re­
vention Officer. Prim ary areas
o f responsibility are assistance
in combination o f fire preven­
tion, public fire education, haz­
ard mitigation, data collection,
fire su p p re ssio n , and p r e ­
scribed fire program activities.
Salary Range Negotiable. Bob
Sjolund 541-553-1146. Open
until filled.
CRITFC Fish Genetics
Laboratory Technician
Colum bia River Inter-Tribal
Fish Commission is seeking to
fill a lab technician position at
the Hagerman Fish Culture Ex­
p e rim e n t S ta tio n lo ca te d in
Hagerman, ID. Requires high
school diplom a or equivalent,
know ledge of basic scie n tific
principles attained through edu­
cation or experience, computer
proficiency, knowledge of or abil­
ity to learn lab techniques and
protocols, ability to stand 4-6
hours/day and other physical
require m en ts of lab e n v iro n ­
m ent. R e le v a n t fish g e n e tic
knowledge and experience and
Associates or Bachelors degree
in scientific field desirable. Full
details of the position and ap­
plication process are available
at th e C R IT F C w e b s ite ,
www.critfc.org, or by calling 503-
238-0667. Native American hir­
ing preference is applied to all
CRITFC positions. Recruitment
closes on Oct 21, 2011
In the Tribal Court of the
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
CTWS, Petitioner, vs . VIR­
GINIA ARTHUR, Respondent;
Case No. JV161-04. TO: VIR­
GINIA ARTHUR
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­
FIED that a
A S S IS T E D
GUARDIANSHIP REVIEW
has been filed w ith the W arm
Springs Tribal Court.
B y
this notice you are summoned to
appear in this matter at a hearing
scheduled for 2 nd day o f No­
vember 2011 @ 9:00 am, at the
Warm Springs Tribal Court.
LeAnne Teeman, Petitioner,
vs. Anthony Davis, Respondent;
Case No. JV100-01. TO: LeAnne
Teeman:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­
FIED that a
Modification
has been filed w ith the W arm
Springs Tribal Court. By this no­
tice you are summoned to appear
in this matter at a hearing sched­
uled for 27th day o f October 2011
@ 11:00 am, at the Warm Springs
Tribal Court.
Mark Stevens SR, Petitioner,
vs. Addie Estimo / Ted Barney
J r., R e sp o n d e n t; C ase N o.
DO144-08. TO: Addie Estimo /
Ted Barney Jr. / M ark Stevens
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­
FIED that a
C o n s e r v a to r
guardian has been filed with the
Warm Springs Tribal Court. By this
notice you are summoned to ap­
pear in this m atter at a hearing
scheduled for 19th day o f October
2011 @ 9:00 am, at the W arm
Springs Tribal Court.
CTWS, Petitioner, vs. KISTA
FLORES
/ D IA M O N D
TEWEE, Respondent. Case No.
JV110-09 / JV9-09. TO: KISTA
FLORES
/ D IA M O N D
TEWEE:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­
FIED that a
R E V I E W
HEARING
has been filed
w ith the W arm Springs T ribal
Court. By this notice you are sum­
moned to appear in this matter at
a hearing scheduled for 27 th day
of OCTOBER 2011 @ 10:00 am,
at the Warm Springs Tribal Court.
C T W S, P e titio n e r, vs.
SONJA STORMBRINGER /
EDWIN WILLIAM S, Respon­
dent; Case No. JV97-10. TO:
SONJA STORMBRINGER /
EDWIN WILLIAMS:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­
FIED that a
P E R M A-
NENCYhas been filed with the
Warm Springs Tribal Court. By this
notice you are summoned to ap­
pear in this m atter at a hearing
scheduled for 27™ day of OCTO­
BER 2011 @ 3:00 pm , at the
Warm Springs Tribal Court.
Lois Knight, Petitioner, vs.
Charles Selam Sr. / Lucy George
, Respondent; Case No. D 0 9 9 -
11. TO: Charles Selam Sr. / Lucy
George:
Page 10 Spilyay Tyrooo September 21, 2011
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­
FIED that a
C onservator/
Guardian
has been filed
w ith the W arm Springs T ribal
Court. By this notice you are sum­
moned to appear in this matter at
a hearing scheduled for 12th day of
October 2011 @ 4:00 pm, at the
Warm Springs Tribal Court.
C o n fe d e ra te d T rib es o f
Warm Springs, Petitioner, vs.
E lean o r W illiam s / M arcus
Muldrow Sr., Respondent; Case
No. JV113-05 / JV168-05 / JV167-
05. TO: E leanor W illiam s /
Marcus Muldrow Sr. / CPS / JV
Pros:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­
FIED that a Jurisdictional Hear­
ing has been scheduled with the
Warm Springs Tribal Court. By this
notice you are summoned to ap­
pear in this m atter at a hearing
scheduled for the
21st day of
October, 2011 @ 9:00 am, at the
Warm Springs Tribal Court.
Leonila Figueroa, petitioner,
vs. Colleen Sandoval/Herman
Sarabia, respondents. Case no.
DO102-11/DO103-11. To Leonila
Figueroa/ Colleen Sandoval/
Herman Sarabia:
You are hereby notified that a
petition for name change has been
filed with the Warm Springs Tribal
Court. By this notice you are sum­
moned to appear in this matter at
a hearing scheduled for 10 a.m. on
Oct. 26,2011 at the tribal court.
WSTC job openings
The following applies to
the jobs with the W arm
Springs Telecommunica­
tions Company (WSTC):
Closing date: October
12, 2011, or until filled.
S a la ry: n e g o tia b le ,
based on experience.
Primary contact: Dana
Hurtado, Job Creation and
D e v e lo p m e n t P rogram
(JCDP) office manager; or
Eliah
Sorrelhorse,
JCDP office assistant, ph.
541-553-2243. Emails:
dana.hurtado@wstribes.org
or
eliah.sorrelhorse@wstribes.org
The mailing address is:
JCDP
P.O. Box 729
W arm S p rin g s , OR
97761
Tribal member prefer­
ence, then married into
tribe, other Indians, and
non-Natives.
Successful passing of
drug screening. The posi­
tions are as follows:
Dispatch Coordinator
The Warm Springs Tele­
communications Company
(WSTC) is a new tribal en­
terprise whose mission is
to provide high quality and
a ffo rd a b le b ro a d b a n d
internet access and tele­
phone services to the en­
tire Warm Springs reserva­
tion. WSTC is currently
looking for a qualified indi­
vidual to fill the Dispatch
Coordinator position. The
Dispatch Coordinator is re­
sponsible for providing pri­
mary interface with techni­
cians in the field, schedul­
ing, issuing and closing
work orders and maintain­
ing computerized outside
plant records. Provides
basic trouble shooting ad­
vice and education to cus­
tomers by telephone and in
person for both telephone
and in te rn e t s e rv ic e s .
Knowledge of CAD sys­
tem s is desirable. Re­
quires high school diploma
or general education de­
gree (GED); one to three
years related experience
and/or training; or equiva­
lent combination of educa­
tion and experience. Must
ha ve e x p e rie n c e and
know ledge in com puter
support systems.
Combination Service
Technician
WSTC is currently looking
for a qualified individual to
fill the IT Support Special­
ist position. The IT Support
Specialist position is re­
sponsible for and proficient
in providing interface and
technical support to the
company, company em­
ployees and customers for
info rm a tion te ch n o lo g y
softw are and hardw are
equipment. This includes,
but is not limited to router
and switch configuration
and troubleshooting; in­
s ta lla tio n and m a in te ­
nance of servers and work­
s ta tio n s, so ftw a re and
hardware upgrades and
general support for em­
ployees and customers of
W STC. R equires high
school diploma or the rec­
o g n iz e d e q u iv a le n t or
higher; two to four years’
experience with Network
Administration in a tele­
communications environ­
ment or equivalent combi­
nation of education and
experience. Bachelor’s
degree in Information Sys­
tems, Computer Science
or related field is preferred.
The Warm Springs Telecom-
m u n ic a tio n s
C om pany
(WSTC) is a new tribal enter­
prise whose mission is to pro­
vide high quality and affordable
broadband internet access and
telephone services to the en­
tire Warm Springs reservation.
WSTC is currently looking for
a qualified individual to fill the
Combination Service Techni­
cian position. The Combination
Service Technician repairs and
maintains W STC’s facilities,
system s and equipm ent in­
cluding but not limited to in­
stalling ONTs, wireless anten­
nas and IADs; performing pre­
ventative and routine mainte­
nance of aerial and buried fa­
cilities; replacing malfunction­
ing or inoperative equipment
and identifying problems by us­
ing com pany provided test
equipment. May also be re­
quired to perform customer in­
stalla tions. R equires high
school diploma or general edu­
cation degree (GED); or one to
three years related experience
and/or training; or equivalent
combination of education and
experience.
Accountant
C u s to m e r S e rvice
Representative
The Warm Springs Telecom-
m u n ic a tio n s
C om pany
(WSTC) is a new tribal enter­
prise whose mission is to pro­
vide high quality and affordable
broadband internet access and
telephone services to the en­
tire Warm Springs reservation.
WSTC is currently looking for
a qualified individual to fill the
Accountant position. The Ac­
countant is responsible for
implementing accounting sys­
tems, processes and proce­
dures, as well as accounting
controls. The Accountant will
compile and analyze financial
information, maintain the gen­
eral ledger accounts, docu­
ment business transactions
and have overall responsibility
fo r AR and AP. R eq uires
bachelor’s degree from a four-
year college or university; one
to two years related experi­
ence and/or training; or equiva­
lent combination of education
and experience. Experience in
computerized accounting sys­
tems is a requirement.
The Warm Springs Tele-
c o m m u n ic a tio n s C o m ­
pany (W STC) is a new
trib al enterprise w hose
mission is to provide high
q u a lity and a ffo rd a b le
broadband internet access
and telephone services to
the entire Warm Springs
reservation. WSTC is cur­
rently looking for a quali­
fied individual to fill the
Customer Service Repre­
sentative position. The
Customer Service Repre­
sentative is responsible for
and proficient in interact­
ing and assisting custom­
ers with billing inquiries;
new service requests; dis­
connects and special de­
posits; completes paper­
work for service applica­
tions and disconnects; in­
vestigates complaints and
problems; performs collec­
tion functions on delin­
quent accounts; sells and
promotes services of the
com pany w hile dealing
with new and existing cus­
tomers. High School di­
ploma or general educa­
tion degree (GED); or one
to three years related ex­
perience and/or training; or
equivalent combination of
education and experience.
IT Support Specialist
The Warm Springs Telecom-
m u n ic a tio n s
C om pany
(WSTC) is a new tribal enter­
prise whose mission is to pro­
vide high quality and affordable
broadband internet access and
telephone services to the en­
tire Warm Springs reservation.
Jobs at Kah-Nee-Ta
For more information about jobs at Kah-
Nee-Ta, call 541-553-1112. Or visit the
website at kahneeta.com
A ccou n tin g M anager
M a n ag e th e a c c o u n tin g
an d fiscal affa irs in ac c o r­
dance w ith specific objectives
an d s ta n d a r d s s e t b y th e
B o ard , CFO , G M , an d ac ­
cepted accounting principles,
(GAAP). Responsible for day
to day operations o f the ac­
counting staff.
Three years experience in
general accounting practices,
cash m anagem ent, and super­
viso ry skills. P refer gam ing
or banking experience. T hor­
ough w orking know ledge o f
accounting and auditing prin­
ciples and practices, state, fed­
eral and local laws and regu­
lations. M ust com plete OSP
p acket to ob tain g am in g li­
cense. Closes 10/15.
M assage T h erap ist
sta n d a rd s. M u st m a in ta in
gam ing license. K now ledge
o f laws. Closes 10/31.
P ro v id e c o n siste n t p ro fe s­
sional m assage and body treat­
m ents in accordance w ith spa
protocols and accepted certifi­
cation practices. HS D iplom a/
G ED preferred. Closes 10/31.
Security O fficer
Patrols Casino and R esort
to m ain tain o rd er, en fo rce
regulations and ensure obser­
vance o f applicable laws. Pro­
vides a secure and safe envi­
ronm ent for guests and em ­
ployees.
H igh School D iplom a or
G ED . O rego n D rivers L i­
cense required. E xcellent ver­
bal, w ritten and listening skills
are essential. M ust be avail­
able for weekends & Holidays
and nights. M u st co m p lete
an d p a ss th e O SP B a c k ­
ground Investigation packet
for a gam ing license. M ust be
21 or older. Closes 10/31.
Players Club Supervisor
Supervise and schedule Play­
ers Club Representatives. D eter­
m ine training needs o f staff and
ad m in ister the appropriate in ­
struction and guidance. Develop,
im plem ent and m aintain stan­
dards and procedures for Play­
ers Club. Supervise sta ff’s w ork
p e rfo rm a n c e an d im p le m e n t
personnel actions w here appli­
cable, including hiring, training,
discipline, perform ance evalua­
tions. E nsure h igh est level o f
custom er service for our guests,
m ain tain in g ap p earan ce sta n ­
dards, cordiality and hospitality
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