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HEAD START TEACHER
Position 99-01
Opened Until Filled
This position requires an Associate's de
gree in Early Childhood Education with 2
years work experience. Bachelors' de
gree in Education or a related field pre
ferred. Also, required is a working knowl
edge in Head Start Components; excel
lent communication skills, particularly lis
tening skills; and the demonstrated abil
ity to adapt curriculum to meet the needs
of all children including at-risk, special
needs, gifted and culturally diverse popu
lations. '
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT
Position 99-02
Open Until Filled
Intergovernmental Affairs Department
located in Salem, Oregon.
VOCATIONAL
REHABILITATION
SPECIALIST
Position 99-03
Closing Date: January 29, 1999
Coordinate and deliver the Tribe's Voca
tional Rehabilitation services for physi
cally andor mentally challenged Tribal
members within the Six County Service
Area. Will conduct eligibility assess
ments; assist clients with developing em
ployment, education and training plans
and ensure compliance and completion;
and provide resources referral and pro
fessional liaison services to tribal, fed
eral, state, and local private agencies and
private businesses to secure employment
education training or social services. Re
quires Associate's degree in social ser
vice or the vocational rehabilitation field,
1 to 3 years work experience in social
human services or vocational rehabilita
tion field, First Aid and CPR certificate,
ability to travel and excellent communi
cation skills.
ON-CALL
COOK ASSISTANT
Position 99-04
Open Until Filled
Cook Assistant for Senior Meal site which
provides meals for tribal Elders three days
per week. Minimum qualifications for this
position are 1 to 3 years of experience in
a related field, food handling certificate
and First AidCPR certificate.
To requr&ffi??Ubttion and
detailed 1ob"dcicriDUon
call ih2 Confederated Tribes
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or 1-CC0-422-0232.
Attn;? qitifMartin-Putler
9615 Grand Ronde Road
Grand Ronde, OR 97347
River Network announces internship
The environmental group needs a committed, self
starter to work in and out of the office!
River Network's mission is to help
people organize to protect and re
store rivers and watersheds. It also
acquires and conserves riverlands
that are critical to the services that
rivers perform for human commu
nities: drinking water supply, flood
plain management, fish and wildlife
habitat, recreation, and open space.
The River Conservatory brings
critical riverlands into the ownership
of public resource agencies, thereby
empowering citizens to oversee man
agement and protection. In the pro
cess of buying and selling river
lands, the River Conservancy gen
erates support for other River Net
work programs.
The Internship is a one year posi
tion which begins in April, 1999.
Start date is flexible. Goals for the
internship are two-fold: to give in
terns real world experience that will
hopefully better position them for
full-time employment in environ
mental protection, and to increase
our own organizational productivity
and effectiveness. Staff work closely
with interns to meet these goals.
The River Conservancy's main re
sponsibility will be assist staff who
work directly on buying riverlands
for conservation management.
Spirit Mountain Casino
Proudly Presents
Vf. "
Chris
LeDoux
Thursday, February 25
8 pin
Tickets: $25 & $30
Tickets available in person at
Spirit Mountain Casino and
all Fred Meyer Fastixx Outlets.
Order by phone only
at 800-992-TIXX.
No alcoholic beverages served.
Must be 21 or older.
All sales final, no refunds.
The intern will help:
Research land ownership along
the rivers.
Assist in closing land projects.
Help produce publications.
Research new sources of funding.
Perform any related administra
tive tasks.
Interns should possess the fol
lowing qualifications and skills:
Strong commitment to protecting
the environment.
Recent graduates and graduate
students.
Solid skills in writing.
Computer (IBM and Word 6.0)
experience a plus.
Independentself-starter.
Interns must provide 40 hours of
work each week. The internship is
a maximum of 12 months. A stipend .
of $1,500 per month is available.
The deadlines for applications
is March 1, 1999. To apply, send a '
cover letter with a detailed explana-
tion of why you are interested, along
with your resume, a non-technical
writing sample, and a list of three
references. Mail to: Internships,
River Networks National Office, P.O.
Box 8787, Portland, OR 97207-8787.
For more information, call (503) 241-3506.
MONDAYS from 1 to 3:30 p.m.
Jan. 18: Windows 3.1, part two
Jan. 25: Windows '95, part two
TUESDAYS from 9 to 11:30 a.m.
Jan. 1 9: Microsoft Word, part two
Jan. 26: Corel Word Perfect, part two
WEDNESDAYS from 9 to 11:30 a.m.
Jan. 20: Use of Tribal Network
Jan. 27: Spread Sheets
for Small Business
THURSDAYS from 9 to 11:30 a.m.
Jan. 21 : Excel, part two
Jan. 28: Corel Presentations
FRIDAYS from 9 to 11:30 a.m.
Jan. 22: Print Shop
Jan. 29: Internet
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