LIVE-IN HELP WANTED AT OSIER
I thought I would run this one more time in case some of you missed it last month... S. Flowers
Would you like to spend your summer at 9,637 feet? See 1925 Baldwin steam and coal locomotives arrive everyday with lots of happy people? Be a part of a team that satisfies 99.9% of its customers?
Osier Kitchen Company (The Exclusive Food & Gift Provider for the C&TSRR) is now accepting applications for the 2007 Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad (C&TSRR) Operating Season (May 26-Oct. 14, 2007). We are a separate company representing our own interests working in conjunction with the C&TSRR.
We will have some paid positions available in the Kitchen at Osier and the Gift Shop. This year, some positions will have housing provided at Osier in the Osier Section House (you can live at Osier). If you own your own RV, you can “camp out” at Mogote Meadows RV Park in Antonito, CO and the company van will pick you up and return you there everyday. If you live in the San Luis Valley or Chama Valley transportation for workers is provided everyday by company van from the Antonito Depot.
We are looking for very friendly, outgoing, energetic individuals to work for us on a seasonal part-time or full-time basis. We will train you. We also cater the Cinder Trains (a hot dog picnic) at the top of Cumbres Pass and at the 1880 Town of Sublette, NM during the summer for children.
Please e-mail us at
sierkitchen@aol.com">osierkitchen@aol.com and request an application be sent to you. SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY. We will accept applications until April 18, 2007 and make decisions by April 25, 2007. If hired, you would need to be available, in Osier, on May 20, 2007. (Some exceptions to this date will be considered for late arrivals).
Please remember, Osier Kitchen Company is a SEPERATE company from the C&TSRR and C&TSMC. Please do not contact them or NGDF regarding this application process. Please refer all inquiries to Stephen Flowers, President, Osier Kitchen Company at:
sierkitchen@aol.com">osierkitchen@aol.com
Thank you NGDF for all your help and kindness.
Hoping for an awesome 2007 train season,
Stephen Flowers
