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March 8, 2023
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Register soon for Little League
The player registration deadline
for Warm Springs Nation Little
League is coming up soon.
The registration deadline for
players, all divisions, baseball,
softball and t-ball is Sunday,
March 12.
All forms need to be submit-
ted by that date.
Call 541-553-3856 for infor-
mation. Or email:
Info@wsnll.org
Meanwhile, Warm Springs Na-
tion Little League board meetings
are coming up on March 14, April
11, May 9 and June 13.
Ranch Rodeo action to buck in April
Rodeo action returns to Warm
Springs in April with the Root
Feast Rodeo, happening Saturday,
April 29 at the Warm Springs Ro-
deo Grounds.
The Warm Springs Ranch Ro-
deo Association is now accepting
food vendors. For information call
541-460-2605.
Entries are being taken from
the present time through 5 p.m.
on April 26. Entries must be paid
by 11 a.m. on the day of the ro-
deo. To learn more, or to enter,
you can message the Ranch Ro-
deo Association at their Facebook
Howlak Tichum
Bryan C. Lund ~
1953-2023
Bryan C. Lund, formerly of
Warm Springs before moving
to New Kensington, Pennsyl-
vania, passed away on Tuesday,
February 28, 2023. He was 69.
Mr. Lund was born April 11,
1953, in Tacoma, Washington,
to the late Chester and Doreen
(Ingil) Lund.
Bryan was a groundskeeper
for the Warm Springs Indian
Reservation for 32 years. Ear-
lier, he worked for Oakmont
Country Club.
He was a member of
Tarentum Eagles, and a
graduate of Oregon Community
College. Bryan was a horticultur-
ist and a certified Master gar-
dener.
Survivors include his wife of
seven years, Margaret R. (Low-
Employment with the tribes
The following are positions re-
cently advertised with the Con-
federated Tribes of Warm
Springs.
For information, contact the
Human Resources office, located
in the tribal administration build-
ing, 1233 Veterans Street, Warm
Springs.
Staff are available to answer
questions related to the applica-
tion process and can be reached
at
541-553-3262
or
hr@wstribes.org
Tribal Member preference is
exercised in hiring processes as
defined in Tribal Personnel
Policy PER 202.
Juvenile prosecutor. Maternal
Child Health Nurse.
Fish bi-
ologist-Project manager. Fisheries
Technician III. Soil scientist/Wa-
tershed planner.
Medical social worker. Conser-
vation properties program super-
visor. Advocate. Personal service
assistant. Cook.
Building maintenance. Criminal
Justice program planner. Conser-
vation Area project leader. Fitness
coordinator. Community Health in-
formation specialist.
Hydrologist coordinator. As-
sorted work experience (adult).
Assorted work experience (youth).
Fire/Medic. Fisheries biologist I.
Jobs with Indian Head, Plateau
The following is a recent list
of job openings with Indian
Head Casion. For details see
the website:
indianheadcasino.com
Cage cashier. Cage main
bank cashier. Cage supervisor.
Coffee stations attendant.
Cook.
Custodian. Director of Fi-
nance. Employee engagement
manager. Executive chef. Food
and beverage supervisor.
Groundskeeper/Mainte-
nance. Lead officer. Lounge bar-
tender. Player's Club ambassa-
dor. Player's Club lead ambas-
T h e Wa r m Sp r i n g s
Senior
Wellness
Center is now open
and serving sit down
meals in the dining
r o o m o n Tu e s d a y,
Wednesday
and
Friday at noon.
Senior
exercise
classes are Monday
and Thursday starting
at 10:45 a.m. with a
light lunch.
sador.
Players' Club development su-
pervisor. Recruiter. Safety officer.
Security officer. Server.
Slot keyperson. Table games
dealer. Tule Grill atteandant. Tule
Grill cook.
page; or call or text 541-460-
3257.
Events planned for the day in-
clude the 3-man Wild Horse Race,
Mini Bulls, Bull Riding, Team Rop-
ing, Breakaway, Barrel Racing,
Ranch Bronc Riding, Stick Horse
Race, and Calf Scramble.
ers) Lund; stepchildren, Sarah
(Michael) Mangino, of Mt.
Juliet, Tennessee, and April
(Jody) Patterson, of Natrona
Heights; step-grandchildren,
Aidan Patterson, of Natrona
Heights, Zoey (Charles)
Patterson, of Natrona
Heights, Zachary Mangino, of
Mt. Juliet, Tennessee, and
Kristen (Chris) Samples, of
Cunningham, Kentucky; and
three great-grandchildren,
Avery, Addison and Dany.
Also sur viving are a
brother, Robin Lund, of Palm
Desert, California; three neph-
ews and one niece; three great-
nieces; and three great-neph-
ews. Besides his parents, he
was preceded in death by a sis-
ter, Heather Sepelak.
Wildland firefighter (Hotshot
crew - number of positions). Lead
wildland firefighter (Hotshot crew).
Senior wildland firefighter
(Hotshots). Engine operator.
Payroll specialist. Assistant
engine operator (five positions).
Squad boss -Fuels. Firefighter -
fuels (13 positions).
Assistant Prevention techni-
cian. Wildland fire module squad
boss. Wildland fire module crew
member (four positions).
Wellness coordinator. Tele-
communications officer. Fish bi-
ologist III. Director Information
Systems. Accounts payable spe-
cialist II.
Water and wastewater distri-
bution operator. Community
Health Nurse.
The following are jobs adver-
tised recently with the Plateau
Travel Plaza (see the casino
website for details on applying):
Store cashier. Custodian.
Host cashier/server. Line cook.
Maintenance custodian. Receiv-
ing coordinator. Security super-
visor.