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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
August 5, 2015
Ventures
seeks business
manager
Salmon
lessons at
CRITFC
camp
T wenty youth repre-
senting the four Colum-
bia River tribes gathered
on the Nez Perce Reser-
vation at Camp Wittman
in July.
The youth attended
Salmon Camp, hosted
by the Columbia River
Inter-Tribal Fish Com-
mission.
The youth learned
about salmon biology,
stream ecolog y, tradi-
tional tribal ecological
knowledge, and Nez
Perce culture.
They got to ride Ap-
paloosa horses, and saw
tribal salmon restoration
sites.
They went on a jet
boat ride up the Snake
River into Hells Canyon,
where they saw ancient
petroglyphs, and they vis-
ited the Nez Perce fish
hatchery.
The camp is part of
CRITFC’s workforce de-
velopment program,
Courtesy of the Dipnetter/CRITFC
which has a goal of helping
young tribal members get into
science fields to become
tomorrow’s leaders.
Through work in the fields
of science, the youth can help
to protect the First Foods and
other natural resources of the
tribes.
As part of the CRITFC
Salmon Camp, the
students (above) visited
the Nez Perce fish
hatchery (right).
Speaking of Basketball
Warm Springs Ventures is
advertising for a business de-
velopment and marketing
manager.
The business development
and marketing manager will
work to improve the Ventures
enterprises, and achieve fi-
nancial growth. The manager
reports directly According to
the job description:
“The manager defines
long long-term organizational
strategic goals, builds key cus-
tomer relationships, identifies
business opportunities, nego-
tiates and closes business
deals and maintains extensive
knowledge of current market
conditions.
“The manager works in a
senior sales position within
Ventures. The manager works
with the internal team, mar-
keting consultants, and other
managers to increase sales
opportunities and thereby
maximize revenue for Ven-
tures…”
Ventures is the economic
development enterprise of
the Confederated Tribes. For
more information on the
manager position, call Ven-
tures at 541-553-3565.
W arm Springs Commu-
nity Counseling and Tribal
Council hosted a sobriety
powwow in July, when Jude
Schimmel and her parents
Ceci and Rick were in town.
The day started with Jude
and her parents giving some
inspiring words, and answer-
ing questions at the old
elementary school gym.
The Schimmels then
conducted a youth basketball
camp. Jude is a former
Division I player, having
joined her sister Shoni on the
Louisville Cardinals women’s
team. Ceci is a basketball
coach.
After the basketball camp,
Warm Springs Prevention and
Community Counseling hosted
a sobriety powwow, enjoyed by
many.
Jude is an accomplished
public speaker, and author of
the book, Dreamcatcher.
You can learn more about
the Schimmels’ story with the
documentary, Off the Rez.
Jayson Smith photos.
Employment & Classifieds
Auto for sale: 1999 Pontiac
GTP - Supercharged.
162,000 miles. $2,900.
Call 541-325-6473.
Motorcycle
for sale:
1979 Suzuki RM 50 - dirt bike
- track ready - $495 - Call 541-
325-6473.
House
Home for sale - $297,500.
Tenino Valley, Warm
Springs. 2,963 sq ft home
on 5 acres fee land (tax-
able). Upper level: 1,750 sq
ft.
Three bedroom, two bath
with attached 2-car garage.
Deck and patio area. Lower
level: 254 sq ft office and
storage area; 960 sq ft two
bdrm one bath apartment
with out-side entry and pa-
tio. 1,344 sq ft barn and
20’x10’ storage building.
541-325-6473.
The following jobs are ad-
vertised with the tribal Hu-
man Resources Depart-
ment:
Managed Care Pro-
gram Director - For
informaton contact Mike
Collins - 541-553-3212.
Appeals Secretary/
Roving Clerk - Contact
Lynn Davis - 541-553-3212.
Health Systems Data
Analyst - Elina Langnese -
541-553-4948.
Conservation Enforce-
ment Ranger - Doug
CalvinOswald Tias - 541-
553-2043 or 541-553-2001.
Restoration Crew Boss
- Doug Dunlap - 541-553-
8205.
Restoration
Crew
Member/Driver - Doug
Dunlap.
Lamprey Project Tech
I - Cyndi Baker - 541-553-
3586 or 541-370-1270.
Equipment Operator/
Operations - Jabbar Davis
- 541-553-1146.
Assistant Engine Op-
erator - Vernon Tias - 541-
553-8309.
Wildland Fire Module-
Asst. Sup. - Dorian Soliz -
541-553-1146.
Registered Dietitian-
WIC Program Coordina-
tor - Tammy Wilson - 541-
553-2459.
Licensed Medical So-
cial Worker - Tammy Wil-
son.
Adult Mental Health
Specialist
- David
Howenstine - 541-553-3205.
Dual Diagnosis Thera-
pist - Vincent Wallulatum -
541-553-3205.
VR Office Manager -
Jolene Estimo - 541-553-
4952.
CPS Supervisor - Eliza-
beth Hisatake - 541-553-
3209.
Health Systems Data
Analyst - Elina Langnese -
541-553-4948.
Head Start Teacher -
Kirstin Hisatake - 541-553-
3242.
Day Care Teacher -
MayAnne Mitchell - 541-
553-3241.
Day Care Lead Teacher
- MayAnne Mitchell.
Day Care Substitute
Teacher - MayAnne
Mitchell.
Telecommunication
Officer - Ron Gregory - 541-
553-3272.
Corrections Officer -
Ron Gregory - 541-553-
3272.
Police Officer - Lt. Ja-
son Schjoll - 541-553-3272.
Nancy Collins - 541-553-
4943.
Part-Time Observer -
Pam Douglas - 541-460-
7762.
Water Wastewater Op-
erator - Magdelano “Chico”
Holliday - 541-553-1472.
Jobs at Kah-Nee-
Ta (jobs are full-time unless
Water Wastewater
Dist. Stystems Operator -
Chico Holliday.
Sanitation Technician -
indicated):
Bartender. Cook. IS Tech-
nician. Maintenance (part-
time). Security Officer (part-
time). Server
(part-time).
Sous Chef.
Jobs at Indian Head Casino
The following jobs are
being advertised by the
Indian Head Casino Hu-
man Resources Depart-
ment:
Count Team member
- For information contact
William Wason, 541-460-
7777.
Custodian - full-time -
For information contact
W illie Stacona 541-460-
7777 Ext. 7722
Server - part-time - Con-
tact Esten Culpus 541-460-
7777 Ext. 7710
Coffee stations atten-
dant - part-time - Jordan
Caldera 541-460-7777 Ext.
7725
Tule Grill attendant - part-
time - Kip Culpus, Jordan
Caldera, Heather Cody -
541-460-7777 Ext. 7725
Players Club Host -
full-time - Naomi Shy
541-460-7777 Ext. 7734
Security officer - Tim
Kerr 541-460-7777 Ext.
7749
Table Games dealer -
Contact Jami Deming
541-460-7777 Ext. 7724