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Smoke Signals April 17, 1995 Page 7 I " : 1 '" '" " ' "" I I.H..I..III.I.I.! .IHII.I.L.III.I.H JllU..l.l. ,. ,, .JLIIII -111 I I . IJI.JIJ.III 1 .1.11.11 IJ.L1IJ1.LH Nil .LI.. I I .. kAuIWI- POSITION : 95-15TEMPORARY FISH AND WILDLIFE AIDE SALARY: $7.39 hourly DEPARTMENTDIVISION: Fish and Wildlife Natural Resources REPORTS TO: Fish and Wildlife Coordinator CLOSING DATE: Friday, May 12, 1995 OVERALL RESPONSIBILITIES: Assist Fish and Wildlife Coordinator in conducting Fish and Wild life project activities such as stream surveys, moni toring, and fish enhancement. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING: High School graduate or equivalency and one year experience in Fish and Wildlife activities; current andor re cent Fish and Wildlife curriculum. KNOWLEDGE OF: A good overall understanding of Fish and Wildlife practices; basic knowledge of methods, practices and procedures of stream sur veying, monitoring and data collection; and safety practices in area of responsibility. ABILITY TO: Make accurate mathematical com putations; communicate effectively both verbally and in writing; work in adverse weather conditions and walk over steep terrain; maintain an effective working relationship with other employees. SKILL IN: The use of Fish and Wildlife related in struments; and operating a computer. NECESSARY SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: Must be willing to work flexible hours, including evening and weekends; must be in good physical condi tion; possession or ability to obtain a valid Oregon driver's license; and must have a safe driving record. POSITION 95-14COOK SALARY: $6.91 hourly Regular Part Time DEPARTMENTDIVISION: Health and Human Services REPORTS TO: Senior Cook POSITIONS SUPERVISED: None CLOSING DATE: Monday, May 8, 1995 OVERALL RESPONSIBILITIES: Provides assis tance in preparing foods, cleaning meal site area, purchasing and storing food under a meal service program provided to senior citizens; does related as required. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING: High School edu cation or equivalent and experience in handling and preparing food for an institution or restaurant; or any satisfactory combination of experience and training which demonstrates the knowledge, skill and ability to perform the above described duties. KNOWLEDGE OF: Some knowledge of large scale food preparation; equipment used in a kitchen facility. ABILITY TO: Follow oral instructions; stand for long periods of time; relate to senior citizens; establish and maintain an effective working relationship with other employees. SKILL IN: The use of kitchen equipment and utensils. POSITION : 95-13SUMMER YOUTH CREW POSITIONS AVAILABLE: 6 POSITION LENGTH: Approximately 8 weeks SALARY: $5.00 hr., M-F 8-4:30 DEPARTMENTDIVISION: ForestryNatural Resources REPORTS TO: Youth Crew LeaderNatural Resources Manager CLOSING DATE: Monday, May 22, 1995 MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING: Must be between the ages of 16-18; must be in good physical con dition, ability to use hand tools and to work all day in rugged mountainous terrain. Outdoors or wood experience preferred. (These positions are de signed and funded for the purpose of specifically providing enhanced opportunities for youth.) EQUIPMENT NEEDED: These individuals will be required to have a pair of adequate work boots. All other safety equipment, rain gear and work safety training will be provided by the forestry department. Send all applications to Barbara Lake, Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, 9615 Grand Ronde Road, Grand Ronde, OR 97347. To request an application by mail, contact the CTGR Job Line at (503) 879-2257. Please note as of January 1995, the Human Resources Department . ,. .T only accepts applications for employment for a specific job opening GAMING COMMISSIONER SALARY: (DOE) Hourly CTGR announces formation of the new Gaming Commission to regulate gaming at the new Spirit Mountain Resort. The Commission will have 5 members (3 will be tribal members and 2 will be non-tribal). This is an important high-profile issues position that will include the following duties: Re view gaming licenses for management and key employees; process and issue such licenses to qualified persons; facilitate and conduct background checks as appropriate; print and distribute forms and licenses; collect license fees; inspect gaming premisesequipment; review gaming contracts; pro mulgate and amend regulations; and, impose civil penalties or other sanctions. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: 4 years of relevant experience. Knowledge of regulations and gaming preferred. Must be at least 25 years of age. One commissioner must have at least 5 years of law enforcement experience. One commissioner must have upper managementregulatory experience. Please send resume or letter of interest to Michael Mason, Tribal Attorney, 9615 Grand Ronde Road, Grand Ronde, OR 97347. VICE-PRESIDENT OF DEVELOPMENT This position involves research, data compilation and personal contact in setting out areas of con centration for the development corporation. Per son must have good business development and management skills as well as good communica tion and people skills. Bachelor's degree in the field of business, mar keting, economic or related business development field required. Experience in preparation of bud gets, business plans, and the ability to identify, analyze and prepare business studies. Executive level salary based on qualifications. Three refer ence attesting to prior work experience required. Please send resume for consideration by April 28, 1995 to Tammy Cook, Spirit Mountain De velopment Corporation, P.O. Box 39, Grand Ronde, OR 97347. CAREGIVERS NEEDED For referral by Mid-Willamette Valley Senior Ser vices Agency to assist seniors to remain indepen dent in their homes. Caregivers needed in Polk County (Dallas, MonmouthIndependence, West Salem, Falls City, Grand Ronde, Willamina and Sheridan). This is a great opportunity for those wanting to work a few hours a week, full time or as live-in caregivers. Please contact Ann at 623-2301 for more information.
