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Spilyay Tyrnoo
February 22, 2012
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Stolen items
S tolen, Feb. 18, from
Salmon Drive (WSPD Case
No. 286):
Gretch guitar, Falcon gui­
tar, Peevey guitar, Samsung
LCD flat screen TV, LG 48"
flat screen TV, PS3, 3 gui­
tar amplifiers, police radio
scanner, Yamaha digital key­
board, to o lb o x, stereo
speakers, m iscellaneous
e le ctro n ics, and a 1983
Nissan pickup. Vehicle was
stopped 2/18 1:00 a.m.
d rive n by last name
Bennett. If you have infor­
m ation, p lease co n ta ct
Warm Springs Police.
Buying beadwork
Now buying beadwork at
K ah-N ee-Ta R esort G ift
Shop.
Looking for small Coin
P urses, B a rre tte s, key
chains, Earrings, and neck­
lace.
We also offer consign­
m ent fo r la rg e r beaded
items.
Please contact Amanda
at 553-1112.
For Sale
GE w asher n dryer for
sale $250 obo; can deliver;
Whirlpool fridge w/freezer
on top $150, can deliver as
well. Call 541-977-6182 for
pics. Firewood for sale, call
for best deals in springs.
Tribal jobs
See Amelia Tewee in
the personnel department
to submit an application,
or call 541-553-3262.
View full descriptions and
a pply
o n lin e
at
www.ctws.org. For jobs at
K ah-N ee-T a, go to
kahneeta.com.
Executive Secretary.
TRIBAL MEMBER PREF­
ERENCE; High School di­
ploma or equivalent. Asso­
ciates degree, certification,
or business college in sec­
retarial field. Five years, ex­
perience, two of which must
be at executive secretarial
level. Excellent communica­
tion skills: written, verbal
and listening. Good spelling
and gram m ar skills. Per­
sonal computer skills in word
processing, spreadsheet,
and graphics, Alpha and nu­
meric filing skills. Excellent
business telephone tech­
n iques. K now le d g e of
record keeping system s,
and efficient methods of pro­
cessing paper flow. Type 65
wpm with accuracy. Maintain
Confidentiality. Supervision
required: m inim al S alary
R ange $28 ,0 0 0 . Yr.To
$37,000. Yr. Urbana Ross
553-3228. Closes 3/2.
Head Start Teacher.
Provide a safe, nurturing
and stimulating learning en­
vironment for a group of 3-
5 year old children that en­
hances the overall develop­
ment of each child and re­
flects both the fam ily and
community culture. Prepare
weekly lesson plans based
on child and cu rricu lu m
goals. Must have child ob­
se rva tio n , child a s s e s s ­
ment, communication and
m entoring skills. C om ply
w ith Head S ta rt P e rfo r­
mance Standards, USDA
and State Certification re­
quirements. Ensure that chil­
dren are exposed to one or
more of the local Native
American Languages. Work
as a team player with co­
w o rke rs, o th e r program
staff, and parents. Associ­
ated degree in Early Child­
hood Education, Child De­
velopment or a related field
required along with at least
1 year of pre-school setting
experience and supervisory
skills. Must be able to left
children up to 50 lbs. and be
in good to excellent condi­
tion. Must pass criminal his­
to ry b a ckground check
(S tate & T rib a l). Valid
D river’s License required.
Salary Range DOE. Kirstin
Histake 553-3242. Open
Until Filled.
Head Start Bus Driver.
Provide safe and super­
vised transportation for chil­
dren and fam ilies to and
from school on fixed route.
Nurture and guide children
in a m anner that fo ste rs
positive development. Com­
municate program informa­
tio n betw een p arents,
teaching staff. Physically fit
for assisting children off and
on the school bus and deal­
ing with emergency situa­
tions. High School diploma
or equivalent required. Must
p ossess a valid O regon
CDL with passenger and
school bus endorsement,
with a clean driving record
for 3 years verified by DMV.
Must provide core bus train­
ing certification verification
of required 15 hours behind
the wheel and 8 hours of
core training. Must pass the
criminal history both state
and tribal. Must be currently
certified on First Aid/CPR
and Food Handlers certifica­
tion. Attend and participate
in training, workshops, con­
ferences etc. Conduct and
monitor daily bus mainte­
nance checks and re fe r
maintenance needs. Salary
Range $24,037. Yr. Kirstin
Hisatake 553-3242.
Day Care Lead Teacher.
A sso cia te d D egree in
Early Childhood Education
(ECE),Child Development,
or a related field. Or a com­
bination of education, expe­
rience, ce rtifica tio n s and
skills beyond the minimum
qualifications. Two years’
experience in preschool set­
ting. Prepare daily lesson
plans based on child as­
sessment and goals that de­
scribe planned experiences,
a d u lt roles, m a te ria ls
needed and ben e fits in ­
tended fo r child. Ensure
daily observations and rel­
evant classroom documen­
tation is taking place, Prac­
tice full inclusion of children
with disabilities and diverse
backgrounds. Be in good
excellent physical condition
and able to lift children up
to 50 lbs. Perform compa­
rable duties of a relatd na­
ture and assist in other ar­
eas where staffing shortages
exist. Be enrolled in the Or­
egon History Registry, pos­
sess fir aid/CPR and food
handlers certification. Com­
ply with Tribal Personnel
Policy Manual, ECE Policy
Manual, Child Care Division
Rules and Regulations and
CACFP/USDA Standards.
Salary Range $22,026. Yr.
Karla Hood 553-3241.
Day Care Teacher.
Must meet Child Care Di­
vision teacher qualification
requirem ents: Child Care
Development with College
credits and/or teaching ex­
perience in a certified child
care center. Will assist in
com pleting child assess­
ments and identifying indi­
vidual child goals, preparing
lesson plans that clearly de­
scribe planned experiences,
a d u lt roles, m a te ria ls
needed and b e n e fits in ­
tended for children. Ensure
daily observations and rel­
evant classroom documen­
tation is completed. Maintain
Confidentiality. Have excel­
lent verbal and written com­
munication skills. Willing to
work as a team player. Prac­
tice full inclusion of children
with disabilities and diverse
backgrounds. Maintain all
sanitation and health stan­
dards. Be in good physical
condition to safely lift chil­
dren 50 lbs. Be enrolled in
the Oregon Criminal History
Registry, pass Tribal Back­
ground check, w illin g to
maintain CPR and First Aid,
Food Handlers and others.
Work with Tribal Personnel
Manual, ECE Policy Manual,
Child Care Division Rules
and
R e g u la tio n s
and
CACFP/USDA standards.
Salary Range $20,187. Yr.
Karla Hood/Reona Trimble.
553-3241.
Fire
M an agem ent:
Squad Boss Fuels (3).
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 power tools to remove
juniper and brush, and will
be required to fight fire un­
der stressful conditions with
hand and power tools from
8 - 1 6 hours. Valid Oregon
Driver’s License is required.
Must be able to pass physi­
cal exam and arduous pack
test. Preferred that applicant
possess good oral/written
skills. TRIBAL MEMBERS
P R E FER E N C E . S a la ry
Range $13.41 Hr. Glenn
Smith 553-1146.
Fire Management: Fire
Fighter/Fuels (15).
Main du tie s are using
power tools to remove juni­
per and brush, and will be
required to fight fire under
stre ssfu l co n d ition s with
hand and power tools from
8 -1 6 hours. Must be able
to pass physical exam and
a rduous pack te st. P re­
ferred applicant possess
Valid Oregon D rive r’s Li­
cense, good o ra l/w ritte n
skills, and be fam iliar with
o p e ration of fire -fig h tin g
equipment, and reservation
roads and landmarks. Pre­
employment U.A. required.
Members preference. Sal­
ary Range $11.95 Hr. Glenn
Smith 553-1146.
W ild life, Parks & En­
fo rc e m e n t: C o n s e rv a ­
tio n
E n fo rc e m e n t
Ranger.
Represent the Confeder­
ated Tribes of Warm Springs
R e se rva tio n o f O regon
Branch of N atural R e­
sources as a commissioned
Law Enforcem ent Officer.
Perform all aspects of Natu­
ral R esource protection,
conservation and educa­
tion. Implements conserva­
tion enforcement as needed
for the Ranger program in
connection with fish and
wildlife enforcement, recre­
a tional aspects o f parks
m an a g e m e n t in clu d in g
maintenance activities, as
w ell as other natural re­
sources objectives such as
cultural resource protection.
Works independently and in
c o n ju n c tio n w ith o th e r
Rangers, WSPD, natural re­
source staff, and outside
a gency
p e rso n n e l.
A
Bachelor’s degree in Law
Enforcement preferred with
a minimum 2 years experi­
ence. Previous experience
in fish and wildlife enforce­
ment, parks and recreation
land management conser-
In the Tribal Court
o f the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs
Carla Dean Winishut, Pe­
titioner, vs. Tasheyna
Sohappy/ Anotnio Gonzalez,
Respondent; Case No.
DO181-09. TO: Tasheyna
Sohappy/ Anotnio Gonzalez:
YOU ARE HEREBY N O ­
TIFIED that a Modification has
been filed w ith the Warm
Springs Tribal Court. By this
notice you are summoned to
appear in this matter at a hear­
ing scheduled for 28th day of
March 2012 @ 9:00 am, at
the Warm Springs Tribal Court.
CTWS , Petitioner, vs.
Sonja Stormbringer / Edwin
Williams , Respondent; Case
No. JV97-09. TO: Sonja
Stormbringer / Edwin Will­
iams:
YOU ARE HEREBY N O ­
TIFIED that a Assisted Guard­
ianship has been filed with the
Warm Springs Tribal Court.
YOU ARE HEREBY N O ­
By this notice you are sum­
moned to appear in this matter TIFIED that a RESTRAIN­
at a hearing scheduled for 14th ING ORDER has been filed
day o f March 2011 @ 4:00 with the Warm Springs Tribal
pm, at the Warm Springs Tribal Court. By this notice you are
summoned to appear in this
Court.
matter at a hearing scheduled
for l sr
day o f MARCH
Aurolyn Stwyer-Pinkham, 2012@ 10:00 am, at the Warm
Petitioner, vs. Allen Pinkham Springs Tribal Court.
Jr., Respondent; Case No.
RO15-12. TO: Allen Pinkham
vation preferred. A current
com m ission c e rtific a tio n
from an accredited law en­
forcement academy. Must be
21 years old. A Valid Oregon
Driver’s License and Boater
Education Certificate. Suc­
cessfully pass a drug test
and b a ckg ro u n d check.
Work weekends/weekdays
including holidays and rota­
tional shifts Salary Range
$25,000. Yr. To $35,000. Yr.
Doug Calvin 553-2001.
Sgt. Of Corrections.
High School diploma or
equivalent. Must pass pre­
e m p lo ym e n t test: basic
m ath, sp e llin g , reading,
comprehension and writing.
Physical exam ination re­
quired. Must pass DPSST
physical standards and at­
tend DPSST academy (5
w eeks). M ust co m p le te
academy within one year of
hire. Must be 21 years of
age. Possess a valid Or­
egon Driver’s License. No
bankruptcies, No felonies or
domestic violence; No mis­
demeanor convictions within
one year. Must maintain all
minimum requirements dur­
ing em ploym ent. Salary
R ange $32 ,9 7 7 . Yr. To
51,445. Yr. Lt. John Webb
553-3272.
Police Officer.
High School Diploma or
equivalent. Must pass pre­
e m p lo ym e n t test; basic
m ath, sp e llin g , reading,
comprehension and writing.
Must submit to pre-employ­
ment drug test. Physical ex­
am ination required. Must
pass DPSST academy (16
w eeks). M ust co m p le te
academy within one year of
hire. Must be 21 years of
age. Possess a valid Or­
egon d rive r’s license. No
bankruptcies. No felonies or
Domestic Violence. No mis­
demeanor convictions within
one year. Must maintain all
minimum requirements dur­
ing em p lo ym e n t. S a la ry
R ange $ 25,000. Yr. To
$35,000. Yr. Lt. John Webb
553-3272.
Corrections Officers.
High School Diploma or
equivalent. Must pass pre­
e m p lo ym e n t te st: basic
m ath, sp e llin g , re ading,
comprehension and writing.
Must submit to pre-employ­
ment drug test. Physical ex­
am ination required. Must
pass DPSST physical stan­
dards and attend DPSST
academy (5 weeks). Must
complete academy within
one year of hire. Must be 21
years of age. Possess a valid
Oregon Driver’s License. No
bankruptcies, No felonies, or
domestic violence. No Mis­
demeanor convictions within
one year. Must maintain all
minimum requirements dur­
ing e m ploym ent. S alary
R ange $ 2 4,037. Yr. To
$33,375. Yr. Lt. John Webb
553-3272.
WS Police Department
Court Bailiff.
High School Diploma or
equivalent. Must pass pre-
e m p lo ym e n t te st, basic
math, spelling, reading, writ­
ing com prehension. Must
submit to pre-employment
drug test. Physical Examina­
tion required. M ust pass
DPSST Physical standards
and attend DPSST Academy
(16 weeks). Must complete
academy within one year of
hire. Must be 21 years of
age, possess a valid Or­
egon Driver’s License. No
Bankruptcies, No felonies or
domestic violence. No mis­
d e m eanors co n victio n s
within one year. Must main­
tain all minimum require­
ments during employment.
Salary Range $25,000. Yr.
To $34,800. Yr. Lt. John
Webb 553-3343.
WS Police Department
Telecommunications.
Receive Emergency 911
call for service, relay and
deploy emergency person­
nel police/fire/medical. Deal
daily with public in person
and on phone. C lassify,
record and maintain all com­
m unications logs and re­
ports. On a daily basis op­
erate under stressful and
emergency situations, work­
ing rotating shifts including
nights, weekends and holi­
days along with some over­
time. Attendance of some
trainings and meetings. Must
be 21 ye a r or over. No
felony, co n v ic tio n s on
record, no misdemeanor ar­
rests within a year, Valid Or­
egon Driver License, good
physical condition. Able to
use computer/Multi-Tasking
needed. Type 40 wpm or
more. Pass post test. Exten­
sive background check. At­
tend Oregon Police acad­
emy for telecommunication/
em ergency m edical d is ­
patch.
S a la ry Range
$22,045. Yr. To $27,616. Yr.
Lt. Oswald Tias 553-3272.
For jobs at
Kah-Nee-Ta
go to:
kahneeta.com
Realty Item s
Open for comment from
the Tribal M em bership
(posted at Administration
Building, IHS, Macy’s Mar­
ket, Post O ffice and 3
Warriors Market to view
detailed maps.)
R ural
H om esite
Lease A p p lic a tio n by
S is s a le y G ra yb a e l on
Tribal Land in the Upper
Dry Creek area, Sect. 10,
T9S,
R12E,
WM,
Je ffe rso n C ounty, OR,
containing 2.5 acres more
or less.
Mark Stevens Condi­
tional Land Use Permit
to haul scrap metal.
Isaac Santos with Chris
Boat, LaPine, Oregon, to
purchase and remove sal­
vage autos off-reserva­
tion. Conditional Land
Use Permit.
Land Use P lanning
Committee for Subdivi­
sion Expansion at Dry
Creek Subdivision 5 Lots,
Upper Dry Creek Subdi­
vision 2 Lots, the Tenino
Apartment area 1 Lot
To subm it comments
please co n ta ct Randy
Scott, Land Services Ad­
ministrator at the Admin­
istration Building Planning
Office, ph 541-553-3314.
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