Navajo times. [volume], April 19, 1961, Page PAGE 6, Image 6

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APRIL 19,. 1961 —THE NAVAJO TIMES-
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George White, Jr., age 14, son of George White formerly of Sanders Ari
zona, and Nee Doris Mae Begayof Tuba City, Arizona, now farming land
at Parker, Arizona, was recipient of the Grand Champion award for
Showmanship and a blue ribbon for Fat Calf at the Northern Yuma Coun
ty Fair at Parker, Arizona for his 4-H animal.
Robert White, brother of George White, Jr., won Grand Champion Show
man and Fat Lamb for his 4-H animal. Their Darlene WhitCjWon
a red ribbon for her lamb. The three showed their animals at the Yuma
County Fair in Yuma, Arizona, April 7,8, 9, and 10.
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Announcements of Vacancies
Applications Solicited
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Position: Treasurer of the Nava
jo Tribe
Introduction: The position of Trea
surer was established by resolu
tion of the Navajo Tribal Coun
cil in May 1958, as an execu
tive department of the Tribal or
ganization. The Treasurer works
under the supervision of the Di
rector, Administration Division
and is closely associated with the
Chairman of the Navajo Tribal
Council, the Executive Secretary,
Division Directors, and Depart
ment Heads. The position of Trea
surer is appointive.
Duties and Responsibilities:
The Treasurer is responsible for
the supervision of cash receipts,
disbursements in accordance with
approval budgets, balances and
banking, and the protection and
custody of funds, securities and
financial instruments. He is res
ponsible for functions relating to
the forecast of funds and the cash
position at future dates, as a guide
to the availability or need for the
withdrawal of funds. He is respon
sible for advance, final and sup
plemental budget preparation for
consideration of the Navajo Tribal
Council and the Bureau of Indian
Affairs; for functions relating to
the extension of credit to Tribal
Employees in connection with the
sale or distribution of products or
services, and the timely collec
tion of accounts and revenues; for
functions relating to advances to
others and collection thereof. He
is responsible for the preparation
of tax returns and the payment
thereof, and for the negotiation
and placement of insurance and
bond coverage; for operating a
purchasing office for the use of
all departments.
ponsible for advance, final and
supplemental budget preparation
for functions relating to the ex
tension of credit to Tribal Em
ployees in connection with the sale
Navajo Arts And
Crafts Guild
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A Tribal Owned Enterprise To
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Handicrafts For Discriminating
Buyers.
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or distribution of products or ser
vices, and the timely collection of
accounts and revenues; for func
tions relating to advances to oth
ers and collection thereof. He is
responsible for the preparation o{
tax returns and the payment
thereof, and for the negotiation
and placement of insurance and
bond coverage; for operating a
purchasing office for the use of
of all department.
Qualifications:
The Treasurer of the Navajo
Tribe shall be a male member of
the Navajo Tribe and not less
than 25 years of age; shall be
fluent in the English language;
shall be trained in accounting and
finance; shall be of good moral
character; have good reputation
for industry and if feasible shall
have had experience in private
business.
Employee Benefits:
Periodic salary increases, group
insurance, annual and sick leave
privileges.
Location:
The incumbent will work and live
in scenic Window Rock, located
in northeastern Arizona, about 27
miles from Gallup, New Mexico.
The altitude is 6500 feet above
sea level, the temperatures mod
erate in both winter and summer.
The Navajo Tribe will provide un-
CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED FOR
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furnished housekeeping quarters
at a reasonable rental rate. Meals
are served at the Window Rock **
Motel. Public grade and high
schools with bus service are
available with the community.
Application:
Application may be filed in letter
form giving full employment re
sume together with age, educa
tion, salary expected, and other -
pertinent information. Applicant
may use Standard Form 57, Ap
plication for Federal Employ- ,
ment, obtainable at most Govern
ment facilities or at Post Os- w
ficcr The applicant should re
quest not less than three employ
ers having knowledge of his past -
work performance, to provide re
ferences direct to the Navajo
Tribe.
Position: Probation G Parole Of
ficer—F’irst preference: Navajo,
Second preference: Indian, third
preference: Non-Indian,
Salary: $7,176 per annum
Qualifications: Male, at least 21
years of age, must speak both
English and Navajo fluently, must
be in good health, at least high
school education plus consider
able training in handling adult and
juvenile law violators or must - "
have some college training plus
some experience in handling ju
venile delinquents and parolees. *
Must have some knowledge of law
and parole regulations.
Application: Send applications to
the Navajo Tribal Personnel De
partment, Window Rock, Arizona.''