12 APRIL 15, 2004
Smoke Signals
Gary & Linda LaChance
37th Wedding Anniversary
(Jary & Linda IiClianc c would like to invite family and friends to
cele brate our .'57th Wedding Anniversary at the Tribal Community
Center on Saturday, April 17 at 2 p.m. This will be a politick.
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INTERNAL OPENINGS
Business Office Assistant I
Wellness Center
Grade: 7
Closing Date: April 19
Health Information
Technician I
Wellness Center
Grade: 5
Closing Date: April 1 9
Media Development
Specialist
(28hrswk, grant funded
through August 2005)
Education Department
Grade: 9
Closing Date: April 19
Groundskeeper
(temporary, 2 positions)
Facilities Department
Grade: 4
Closing Date: April 19
The Natural Resources
Division of The Confederated
Tribes of Grand Ronde seeks
summer interns for the
Environmental Resources
' Water Quality programs.
Summer Internships
(1-2 positions)
Natural Resources
$10-$12Hour
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. 4:30 p.m.
Approximately 3-6 months
(depending on funding)
Starting in mid-May 2004
Closing Date: April 30
The eligibility requirements for ap
plying for internal postings Cur
I rent employees meeting the follow
ing criteria:
Regular full or part-time employees
who:
1) have completed 6 months in current
position.
2) have obtained an overall perfor
mance rating of "meets expectations or
better" on their most recent perfor
mance evaluation.
3) were not under disciplinary action or
performance improvement review
during the previous 6 months.
Any Tribal member of the Confed
erated Tribes of Grand Ronde
meeting the following criteria:
1) Are not a current employee of the
Tribe in their "introductory" period.
2) Are not a current employee of the
Tribe under disciplinary action or
performance improvement during the
previous 6 months.
Drug-Free Workplace Policy
Effective January 1 , 2004, all
employees are subject to random drug
andor alcohol testing.
All pre-employment offers.
When there is reasonable suspicion.
Post accident.
'Application materials must be re
ceived in Human Resources by 5 p.m.
on the closing date.
For a detailed job description,
please contact the Tribe's JOB LINE:
503-879-2257
WS or 1-877 TRIBEGR
Happy 16th Birthday
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NATIVE AMERICAN WEEK
May I9th-22nd
Native American Art Show
(Artwork is available for purchase)
Beadwork, basket weaving, storytelling, music,
dancing and much morel
Rogue Banquet Rooms
10am 7:30pm each day
Roger McGee
Musician and Master Flute Maker
Exhibition Wednesday, May 19th
Legends lobby
Special native flute concert by Mary YoungbloodJ
(Grammy and Nammy award winning artist)
Other performances include:
Jan Michael Looking Wolf Reibach
Travis Terry, Odell Borg,
Performing Thursday, May 20th in the Bingo Hall, 7pm. Free performance.
Friday, May 21st and Saturday, May 22nd
Various Native American Artists celebrate with
drums, dancers, flute and acoustic music.
Legends lobby, 5pm-9pm.
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