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Show Thursday, March I, 1973 MIS BPIPOItlUMlTlES Position A Title: Maintenance Man Branch: Maintenance Dept. Location: Ft. Duchesne, Utah Opening Date: February 27, 1973 dosing Date: March 13, 1973 Duties A Qualifications: Performs duties in several craft positions in repair and maintenance of buddings and utilities. Must be qualified with knowledge of blueprints, codes, and able to plan and complete assignments. Under the immediate supervisor, receives shop orders and assignments and completes projects under duties as listed below: Repairs electrical panels, master weather-heads- , breakers, fuses, switches, switches, plugs, controls, thermostats, broken wire and other items related to electricity. Builds shelves; repairs dry well; shingles roofs, tiles; repairs doors, windows and hardware; builds forms; replaces worn boards in floors on siding; hangs insulation; paints borders, trim, frames, walls, ceilings. Repairs or replaces worn parts on furnaces, sinks, water lines, filters, reservoirs, hot water heaters, disposals and other related fixtures. Cuts and threads pipe; makes connections with elbows, nipples, tees, unions, valves in various sizes. Performs miscellaneous maintenance in repair of lawn mowers, and other equipment used in repair and maintenance. Must be a dependable person willing to work long hours as instructed by supervisor. A valid Utah State Drivers License is required. For more information please contact Wes Jenson, Ext. 35, or Mich- Joanne L. Groves Ceramic Worker 722-226- 3, ael Quinn, Tribal Housing Program Delayed rest of the nations housing programs are suffering severly from budget cuts, the Ute Tribe Housing Authority has announced a delay in the construction of the next mutual help ownership project. According to Tom Appah, Ute Tribe Housing Authority Director, the next project in the communities of Ouray, Randlett and Fort Duchesne will be layed for twelve to eighteen months. The delay, a result of Federal cutback on budgets as prescribed by President Nixons Economy Program, will affect approximately 25 families. However, the low-reTurnkey and elderly housing construction will begin this spring as planned, Mr. Appah said. nt Ext 3, 64. Please submit all applications to Jo Ann Murray, Tribal CAMPS Office or Lester Chapoose, Administrative Officer. Larry Murray Night Watchman While the 722-226- Deploy er: United StatA Postal Service & Carri. Roosevelt Post nation: Clerk Office Applications are now being accepted, and examinations will He given to establish a register of eligibles from which future clerk and carrier vacancies in this Post Office will be filled. All interested persons who meet the requirements des- cribed in this announcements are urged to apply. QuaHfirsHons: No experience is required. All applicants will be required to take a written examination designed to test aptitude for learning and performing the duties of the position. The test will eonsjgt of four parts: 1. Address Checking, 2. Memory for Addresses, 3. General Abilities (word meaning and reading) and 4. Number Series. The test and completion of the forms will require pproximately three hours. Competitors will be rated on a scale of 100. They must score at least 70 on the examination as a whole. For a carrier position which requires driving, applicant must have at least 0 in the other vision in one eye and with or without a corrective devise, for unlimited operation of motor vehicles. with or Hearing must be at least without a hearing aid. A physical examination will be required before appointment. Age Requirement: The general age requirement is 18 years or 16 years for high school graduates, except for those for whom age limits are waived. In general, there is no maximum 20-3- 20-5- 0 15-2- 0 age limit. Citizenship: All applicants must be citizens of or owe allegiance to the United States of America. Salary: Substitute Employees: Starting salary Position: Ceramic Worker is $4.14 per hour with increases to $5.43 Wage: $1.75 Per Hour hour. per Branch: Ute Craft Shop Submit Location: Ft. Duchesne, Utah application Form 2479AB to postof master this office or place designated 1973 Opening Date: February 27, him. 1973 March by Date: 13, Closing Closing date March 15, 1973. Duties and Qualifications: should of have a knowledge Applicants ceramics in respect to glazing, fireing, operation of a kiln, painting on ceramic ware, selling and general contact with the public. Carving skill and ability to design orart work will be helpful. A sincere interest in the field of ceramics is an absolute necessity for this position. For more information please contact Michael Quinn, Ext. 64 or Leo iginal 722-226- 3, Tapoof, 722-223- 3. Please submit all applications to Jo Ann Murray (CAMPS Office) or Lester Chapoose, Administrative Officer. 000555 No. ns 1143 Indian Voice Seeking Writers Indian Voice, P.O. Box 2033, Santa Clara, Calif. 95051, is seeking material from Indian writers and journalists for publication in their monthly magazine. The magazine soon will be able to pay individual contributors welL Fiction and poetry should be submitted to Richard Greene, articles and thought pieces to Dean Chavers, and to Indian Voice, P.O. Box 2033, Santa Clara, Calif. 95051, is seeking material from Indian writers and journalists for publication in their monthly magazine. The magazine soon will be able to pay individual contributors well Fiction and poetry should be submitted to Richard Greene, articles and thought pieces to Dean Chavers, and material to Fern Williams. Indian Voice is the only monthly Indian magazine in North American. women-orientedteri- woman-oriente- VOID VOID al d multi-featur- e 0? OD&U U SAMPLE COPE ", wril-kaew- . . . . . 4 I tournament of KOI NEGOTIABLE a Ute ARTISTIC, NEW LOOK - In tribal pay rail checks was designed by of Sr. A fan feathers the Frank Alike McCook, hnilir eagle replaced artist, Ouray head in the process of updating and streamlining the accouatiag procedures of the apasMy tribal organisation. Voucher checks depicting stretched rawhide on a ftraaM wfll be delivered in the very near futwe. AD checks lor the tribe hdndhg the enterprises are figured and typed on the computer and has greatly improved the ting department according to Albert LaRooo, tribal account- - Undo Pawwinaee Alternate Imprest Cash Clerk tribal March Champions 2. 29, 30, 31, 1973 Uintah Basin Community Building Fort Duchesne, Utah MarshaD Color ow Forestry Aid Fred Lucero Serves As of Police New employees, new assignments and detailed special officer keynote recent activities in the Law and Order Department of the Ute Tribe. veteran of the Fred Lucero, a Tribal police force, has been named as acting chief of police for a period of six to nine months. His appointment became effective last month with the dismissal of framer chief of police, Ray Wardle. Temporarily assigned to the U&O Reservation to assist with law and order problems is Robert Galvan of Carson City, Nev. Galvan came to the Bureau of Indian Affairs from Arizona Highway Patrol and has served details at the San Carlos, Ariz., and Owyhee, Nev., agencies. Galvan is headquartered in the Social Services 10-ye- ar offices at the BIA building. New to the police force in the past two months are Carlos Reed who patrols t he Ouray area, and Wilard Gardner, general patrol Larry Murray has also been added to the staff as night watchman. Completing the police force are Kenneth Pickup and Merle Capwell, Randlett area; Lloyd Arrowchis, Whiterocks; Leon Perank, Fort Duchesne; Robert Tapoof, police officer, jailer and dispatcher; Franklin Murray, jailer and dispatcher, and Rodell Cesspooch, jailer. Three matrons employed at the jail, serve meals and attend to the needs of the inmates. Matrons are Sandra Murray, Ethel Grant, and Etta McCurdy. Eileen Lucero serves as clerk with Marjorie A. Tapoof as court cleric for Judge Henry Upchego and Associate Judge Norma Jean Gray. Probation problems are handled by Robert Hicks, Adult Probation Officer. |
