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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
September 7, 2022
A Day for Indian Head Casino workers
Indian Head Casino last
week hosted their Employee
Appreciation Day. The Ap-
preciation cookout and give-
away was on a mid-week day
when the casino is closed. In-
dian Head is seeking to add
new members to the casino
employee team. These are
some of the positions that
were advertised recently:
For more details and to
apply see the website:
indianheadcasino.com
D.McMechan/Spilyay
Cage cashier. Cage main
bank cashier. Cage manager.
Cage supervisor.
Coffee station attendant.
Controller. Cook. Count
team member. Custodian.
Executive chef. Guest
service operator. Kitchen
steward. Lead cook. Lounge
bartender.
Maintenance man II.
Player development super-
visor. Player's Club ambas-
sador. Player's Club lead
ambassador.
Security officer. Server.
Slot keyperson. Staff ac-
countant. Table games
dealer. Tule Grill attendant.
Tule Grill cook. The Pla-
teau Travel Plaza is also hir-
ing for a variety of posi-
tions, from store cashier,
fuels, security and dining
positions.
Tribes are hiring
At the Indian Head Casino Employee Appreciation Day.
The following are positions
recently advertised with the
Confederated Tribes.
For information, contact
the tribes’ Human Resources
Foster Parent
Appreciation from CPS
War Face Drum Group at Children’s Protective
Service’s Foster Parent Appreciation event.
Children’s Protective Services would like to rec-
ognize the following individuals who have helped
make our Foster Parent Appreciation event success-
ful. Thank you to:
War Face Dr um Group: Neal Mor ning Owl,
Johnson Bill, Gavin and Dasan Begay.
Opening prayer and song: Johnson Bill.
Opening words: Tom Begay Jr., Cyrille Mitchell
and Berni Jackson.
Birthday Song: The Begay brothers.
Cooks: Effie Jim, Devona Goodlance and Anna
DeCora.
Donations: Painted Pony, Rodney Mitchell,
Papalaxsimisha, Mable Jackson, Regina Heath, Stacy
Leonard, Val Switzler, and Melissa Williams from
Every Child.
Volunteers: Tyson Adams, Pauline Culpus, Emily
Courtney and the Painted Pony staff.
Thank you Public Utilities and Virgil Windyboy
for opening the HeHe Longhouse. Thank you
Children’s Protective Services staff for organizing
the event and for your donated items: Cyrille
Mitchell, Tara Moody, Tom Begay Jr. , Allee Jack-
son, Reona Trimble, Charmaine Billey, Berni Jack-
son, Roberta Tufti, Rianna Fuentes, Effie Jim,
Devona Goodlance and Anna DeCora.
The foster parents enjoyed Indian tacos, round
dances, cultural activities, gifts and swimming. This
was our way of showing our appreciation and grati-
tude to our families who provide around the clock
to tribal children. We’re looking forward to the next
year. Chldren’s Protective Services.
The Heart of Or-
e g o n C o r ps Yo u t h
Build program offers
students ages 16 to 24
a chance to complete
your GED, finish your
Diploma or earn col-
lege credits while
learning job skills and
serving your commu-
nity through building
affordable housing or
working at childcare
facilities in Central Or-
egon.
This is a 12-month
commitment. You can
learn more and apply
at:
heartoforegon.org
office, located in the tribal ad-
ministration building, 1233
Veterans Street, War m
Springs.
Staff are available to an-
swer questions related to the
application process and can
be reached at 541-553-3262
or hr@wstribes.org
Tribal Member preference
is exercised in hiring pro-
cesses as defined in Tribal
Personnel Policy PER 202.
Fire logistics dispatcher.
Executive director to Can-
nabis Commission. Sports
and Athletics coordinator.
Warehouseman. Advocate -
Victims of Crime Services.
Wildlife Biologist II. Range
rider. Assistant Prevention
technician. Budgets, contracts
and grants analyst.
ASC office manager. Com-
mittee secretary. Water tech-
nician. Elder consultants at
Early Childhood Education.
Human Resources office
coordinator. Office support
specialist. Pest control man-
agement coordinator. Tribal
Court administrator. Conser-
vation enforcement officer.
Deputy clerk. Water and
wastewater distribution opera-
tor. Fisheries Biologist II. Cor-
rections Sergeant. Communi-
cations officer. Hydrologist.
Soil scientist-Watershed
planner. Warm Springs Hous-
ing Authority maintenance
worker. Registered Dietician.
Comp and Benefits adminis-
trator. Public administrator.
Payroll/GL specialist.
Project Archaeologist-Princi-
pal investigator. Field Tech-
nicians (part time). Restora-
tion technician. Restoration
field crew member. Fire/
Medic. Property manage-
ment specialist.
Community
notes...
The Native Ameri-
can Program Legal
Aid Services of Or-
egon, or NAPOL, le-
gal clinic is available this
Wednesday, September
7 at the Warm Springs
Community Action
Team office from 9
a.m. to 2 p.m.
To learn more con-
tact:
wills@lasoregon.org
The Madras Com-
munity Food Pantry
at the United Meth-
odist Church is open
this Wednesday and
Thursday, September
7 and 8 from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m.
The Latino Com-
munity Association Pre-
sents Latino Fest this
Saturday, September
10 from 11 a.m. to 5
p.m. at Sahalee Park in
Madras.
Recreation’s Fall
Round-Up Yard
Sale is coming up this
Friday, September 9
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
on the front lawn of
the Community Cen-
ter. Call Carol at 541-
553-3243.