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Show JOB OPPORTUNITIES POSITION & TITLE: Night Watehman LOCATION: Fort Duchesne, Utah OPENING DATE: September 4, 1978 CLOSING DATE: September 24, 1978 DUTIES & QUALIFICATIONS MUST BE UTE INDIAN over 21 years of age. MUST HAVE VALID UTAH STATE DRIVERS LICENSE. Person will guard tribal industrial and commercial property against fire, theft, vandalism and illegal entry. Tours entire tribe complex at set intervals during the night as determined by the supervisor. Checks doors, windows, and gates to determine that they are secured. Watches for and reports irregularities such as fire hazards, leaking water pipes, and doors left unlocked. Sounds alarm in case of fire. Examines permits to authorized persons or employees to enter the area. May be deputized to arrest trespassers and assumes all other responsibilities as assigned by supervisor. For more information please contact Michael Quinn, Chairman, Tribal PersonExt. 64. nel Please submit applications to Jo Ann Personnel Murray, Secretary, POSITION: Project Director BRANCH: Operation Mains treamNYC LOCATION: Ft Duchesne, Utah OPENING DATE: September 5, 1973 CLOSING DATE: September 25, 1973 JOB DESCRIPTION The Project Director will administer the Operation MainstreamNYC Prothe resjects. The incumbent will have maintainponsibility for establishing and ing contact with the various departments of the sponsoring agency as well as other Federal and state agencies to provide work stations. He will be responsible to assist enrollees in job assignments and to follow up on job developments and placements. He will also be assigned the duties of making out reports and maintaining records for this project. QUALIFICATIONS: At least two years of college or experience which equivalent administrative abidemonstrates clearly lities. Experience in directing an organization and its work program. An individual who has given evidence of sufficient aptitude capabilities to perform adin-wo- Michael Quinn, Chairman Tribal PersonExt. 64. nel to Jo Ann Please submit all applications Murray, Secretary, Personnel Committee at the Tribal Office. 722-226- 3, e, PROJECTS - Of the Fact Dnebesne Girl Scout Troop ire pottery ud weaving which were catered ia the Uiateh County Mr lut month in VeraeL Troop leader, Mrs. David VaaderKreate far right coagratnlatee Shelly Vender Kraata left standing aad Chrietine McCook ea their pottery bowk which placed aecoad ia the Junior division while little Holee VaaderKreate eeeted left admire the blue ribboa awarded to Uu McCook for her pottery creation. Tammy McCook proudly dkplayo the second place ribbons the girls received for their weaving. See related story RIBBON-WINNIN- G POSITION: Tribal Service Station POSITION: Community sentative Supervisor i Scout Projects Cop Blue, Red Ribbons at Fair ten-year-o- DUTIES & QUALIFICATIONS Applicant will supervise Community Health Representatives on the Ute Indian Reservation. Knowledge and awareness of health needs of the Ute Indian people, previous health experience and the ability to supervise people will be considered helpfuL Applicant must be willing to receive training and attend courses offered by the Indian Health Service throughout the United States. For further information please contact Charles Wells, Service Unit Director, Indian Health Clinic 1 or Michael their projects by Troop leader, Mrs. David VanderKraats. The pottery was molded from clay rather than greenware, painted and Bred in the VanderKraats' kiln which is set up in the Ute Learning Center. Mrs. VanderKraats has announced the Scout troop is in the process of reorganschool year. Girls izing for the 1973-7- 4 interested in joining may contact her at her home, 722-348- 8. 722-227- 0 722-224- Chairman Tribal Personnel Please submit all applications to Jo Ann Murray, Secretary, Personnel Committee at the Tribal Office. Quinn, Indian Craft Revived by 4-Boys Club Mech-i- c. BRANCH: Tribal Service Station LOCATION: Ft. Duchesne, Utah OPENING DATE: September 5. 1973 CLOSING DATE: September 24, 1973 DUTIES & QUALIFICATIONS Applicants must have knowledge and experience in servicing vehicles, giving minor and major tune-up- s and doing miscellaneous jobs such as collecting money, making change, filling our credit cards, making out sales slips and rendering services required by his supervisor. The continued services rendered at the Tribal Service Station is completely dependent upon the promptness, dependability, enthusiasm, salesmanship, friendliness and business-lik- e manner which this applicant will have to follow. Applicants must also have the desire and ability to serve the public and give prompt and dependable service. For more information please contact or Michael Jasper Cuch, Jr. at Quinn, Tribal Personnel Committee Chairman, Ext. 64. Please sub- Health Repre- BRANCH: Public Health Service LOCATION: Indian Health Clinic, Roosevelt, Utah OPENING DATE: September 5, 1973 CLOSING DATE: September 25, 1973 1 The Fort Duchesne Girl Scout troop will be represented at the Utah State Fair this month. Among the pottery displayed for competition in the junior division will be a bowl designed by Lisa McCook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland McCook. Lisas creation captured a blue ribbon at the Uintah County Fair last month which made it an automatic entry in the State Fair. Lisa also received a red ribbon (second place) in the county fair for her weaving as Christine and Tammy McCook, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ouray McCook Sr., and Shelly VanderKraats, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David VanderKraats. Tammy, Christine and Shelly also placed second in the pottery division. The girls met every Tuesday evening last school year and were assisted with 722-226- 3, e, ministrative abilities. For futher information, please contact 722-226- 3, mit all applications to Jo Ann Murray, Secretary, Personnel Committee at the tribal office. H A new concept in clubs is being applied by 11 Fort Duchesne boys. The 3 boys, ranging in ages years, are 4-- H Nitrogen: Right For Utah Lawns Lawns in Utah respond to nitrogen fertilizer, but show little or no benefit from adding other nutrients, states a report by Dr. Paul D. Christensen, Extension Soils Specialist, Utah State Uni- versity. The full report, explaining amounts and methods of fertilizing, is available at the USU Extension Office, BIA Building, Fort Duchesne. If you are fertilizing your lawn or planting a new lawn around your home this fall, contact the Extension office for these tips. TURKEY SHOOT and SHOOTING MATCH Sunday, Sept. 16 Fort Duchesne Rifle Range See story for details 10-1- learning the traditional Ute art of beading. The young men meet once a week in Fort Duchesne with their instructor Mrs. Richard (Katherine) Jenks, youth development aide with the Utah State University Extension Program. Individualized instruction is given to the boys who are making chokers and headbands. A basic design is used and the young men select the colors for their creations. Mrs. Jenks stated the new thing in is allowing the youth to select their 4-- H projects rather than the conventional way of adult leaders specifying what they should do and learn. We teach culture as well as other things so they will have pride in what they are" she said. Club members include Elston Wyasket, Amos Perank. Jr., Steven Ankerpont, Sonny Williei Audie Appawoo, Art Michael Appah, Terry Cuch, and Shane, Fabian, and Lyle Jenks. The youth leader also works with the teen club of Fort Duchesne. Cess-pooc- h, - CONCENTRATION AND PATIENCE Are two lessons Duchesne their beading class Hston Wyukrt, b young men L, th, are instructed by Mrs. Kathertae Jenks. lefrned h7 Fort ': frand bead |
