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Title IX to meet Jan.
Winter snow storm blankets reservation
Winter season to close Jan. 31 , 2000 18, 2000
The Compact states of Oregon
and Washington agreed with the
Columbia River treaty tribes on open
ing the commercial setline fishery in
Zone 6 (Bonneville, The Dalles, and
John Day pools).
Zone 6 Winter commercial setline
season: Opens noon on Saturday,
January 1, 2000. All three pools are
open. Only setline gear may be used.
The fishery will close noon on Mon
day, January 31,2000.
Area: Bonneville, The Dalles,
John Day pools.
Restrictions: Hook size must be
90 or larger. Tribal fishers are en
couraged to use circle-hooks and
avoid J-hooks. All river mouth and
dam sanctuaries remain in effect.
Allowable sales: The allowed
sales during the winter sturgeon
setline season will be restricted to
sturgeon. Chinook and Steelhead may
not be sold.
Sturgeon size limit: Sturgeon be
tween 4 feet and 5 feet in length
maybe sold commercially or kept for
subsistence.
Sturgeon catch guidelines: The
sturgeon catch guideline for the year
for Zone 6 pools are as follows:
Bonneville Pool, 1,300; the Dalles
Pool, between 1 ,000 and 1 ,200; John
Day Pool, 1, 160, for a total guideline
of between 3, 460 to 3,660.
Saffold fishery: The scaffold fish
ery remains open year-around. Scaf
fold catch of sturgeon maybe sold
during open commercial fishing pe
riods. If you have any fishing enforce
ment problems or need assistance or
information day or night, contact the
Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fisher
ies Enforcement Office, 4270
Westcliff Drive, Hood River, OR
Phone: (541) 386-6363 or toll-free
(800) 487-FISH (3474). Please con
sult your tribal Fish and Wildlife
Committee for additional details on
tribal regulations. PLEASE WERE
YOUR LIFE JACKETS FOR
SAFETY!
Program helps disabled people
Have you heard that the Voca
tional Rehabilitation program helps
People with Disabilities? The dis
ability must result in a substantial
handicap to employment. A substan
tial handicap is defined as a "physi
cal or psychological challenge which
impedes or will impede an
individual's occupational perfor
mance by preventing or making very
difficult his or her obtaining, retain
ing, or preparing for employment
consisted with his or her capacities
and abilities."
If you are an enrolled Native
American and you have a physical or
psychological challenge that prevents
you from obtaining, maintaining, or
being promoted in employment, you
are invited to attend an Orientation at
the Vocational Rehabilitation pro
gram. Orientations are held every
Friday at 10 a.m. up in the Industrial
Park, Food Commodities Warehouse,
in the Social Services side of the
building. Orientations are open to
anyone interested in learning more
about the program
It is important to note that you
must be physically or psychologi
cally able to work before seeking
Vocational Rehabilitation services.
The Title IX Parent Advisory
Committee has cancelled it's Public
Hearing Meeting until further notice,
but it will meet at Warm Springs
Elementary Library on Tuesday,
January 18, 2000 at 7:00 p.m. for its
regular monthly meeting.
Title IX meetings are open to all
members of the public. The commit
tee meets at 7:00 p.m. at the Warm
Springs Elementary Library on the
second Tuesday of each month except
for this month. If you have a dis
ability, please advise the District
509-J Support Services office about
special arrangements that may allow
you to fully participate in the meet
ing. Please call Georgia Sosa at
475-6192.
Warm Springs
18th Annual Lil
Miss & Jr. Miss
Warm Springs
Pageant January
25, 2000 at the
Community
Wellness Center.
For more info, call
(541)553-3243
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On Tuesday, January 1 1 , a heavy snow storm forced travelers on Highway 26 to pull over and chain up.
More snow is perdicted for the weekend and for next week as well.
Application being processed
The Confederated Tribes of Warm
Springs intends to access federal
funds to upgrade the wastewater treat
ment facility on Shitike Creek.
A loan and grant application is
being processed through the US De
partment of Agriculture's Rural Utili
ties Service (formerly known at
Farmers Home Administration).
Grants are also anticipated from the
IHS and EPA for the project
The facility upgrade is needed to
comply with tribal and federal envi
ronmental laws, and to support the
community's ongoing growth.
Total cost of the project is ap
proximately $3 million. Grants
should total $1 million. The low in
terest loan would be in the 3 to 4
range. For information about the pro
posed project contact the Planning or
Project Engineering offices.
Next deadline
for Spilyay is
noon January
21,2000
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