Smoke Signals
June 1990
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Roberts, Frohnmayer meet with Oregon Tribesccom.)
government relations between the Tribes and the State
can be strengthened under his leadership. "There is
more that we could do as a state that we arc not doing.
In Chapter 190 of the Oregon Statutes there is a
provision for intergovernmental agreements, where
different government units can make agreements to
work with each other on common problems. So, right
now we have the power to do more than we are pres
ently doing."
Congressional candidate Mike Kopctski recalled his
days of growing up in Pendleton, near the Umatilla
Reservation and explained that he felt he had a unique
understanding of Native Americans and their culture
because of that experience. Kopctski also discussed how
he would approach budget expenditures if he were to be
elected as the congressional representative from the
state's fifth district. "We have got to insure that wc are
spending our money wisely and that is why I am running
for congress, to fight for those kind of changes," said
Kopetski. "I think we can win this battle and I look
forward to working with the Tribes on this specific
issue."
Both Roberts and Frohnmayer predicted economic
growth for the State of Oregon in the coming decade.
"We are getting ready to experience the greatest growth
in Oregon since the white man came in and took your
land," said Roberts. "This new growth means we'll need
new houses, new roads and new construction. We will
do everything we can to make sure that happens. I don't
want Oregon to fail, I want us to plan and get ready and
be sure we have got the jobs in place." Frohnmayer said
he thinks it is important that the people in the State of
Oregon elect a governor that is familiar with issues like
the budget and how economic growth could impact the
state. "I think we are going to see a re-emphasis on
economic growth and development in small communi
ties and how they can become more vital to the process."
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Job Announcement:
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Reports To: PROGRAM DIRECTOR
Location: NANITCH SAHALLIE, Keizer, Oregon - A
program of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde.
Program: Nanitch Sahallie, an American Indian Youth
Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Program
Responsibilities: This position is responsible for the
delivery of safe, nutritional and efficient food service
delivery that is compliant with the State Board of Health
and the program policies and procedures.
DUTIES:
- Participate in planning and executing policies for food
service operations.
Ensure compliance with rules and regulations of the
Oregon State Department of Health for food service
sanitation, develop standardized menus, including
seasonal menus that can be certified by a registered
nutritionist, and adherence to the menu plan in meal
preparation.
- Order weekly food supplies according to established
schedule, based on client census and pre-established
menus.
- Receive orders and match supplies to invoice.
- Supervise the kitchen operations.
- Perform quality control procedures (e.g. food and
equipment temperature check) and document, as
outlined in the procedures, for review by the nutritionist.
- Maintain accurate inventory and appropriate food
storage systems.
- Prepare meals and snacks and supervise food service
for daily meal and snack preparation.
- Demonstrate positive role model behavior.
QUALIFICATIONS:
- Satisfactory completion of a Food PreparationFood
service or Institution Cooking Program, or equivalent,
with preference given to applicants with certificate or
AA in Food Service Management.
- Experience in at least two years of institutional cooking
that served a minimum of 50 persons experience,
preferably in a lead cook position.
Ability to work independently and on week-ends.
Knowledge of substance abuse and recovery is desir
able.
- Ability to lift 35 pounds regularly and occasionally up
to 50 pounds..
Current CPR certification required or obtain within 30
days of hire on employees own time.
Must have a valid Oregon Food Handler's permit or
secure within 30 days of employment.
- Minimum of 1 year sobriety, if recovering.
TribalIndian preference is applied, if claiming, send
your certification of Indian blood signed by BIA or your
tribe.
Salary Range: $16,650 - $20,300 dependant upon qual
qualifications Closing June 8th.
Oregon Congressional Candidate Mike Kopetski talked to the Tribes about several issues of concern,
NOTICE TO TRIBAL
MEMBERS
Anyone that is interested in serving on one of the
Tribal Committee's must have filled out an application
and have it on file with the committee before you can be
appointed.