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Spilygy Tymoo, Wgrm Springs, Oregon Page 6 February 6, 2013 M i d d l e s c h o o l v is it O S U Scott, Aggies in N W this week A b b y Scott and the New Mexico State Aggies are playing in Moscow, Idaho this Thursday, Feb. 7- The game against the Vandals begins at, 7 p.m. . Thè Aggies then play Seatde University in Se attle on Saturday, Feb, 9, before going back to Las Cruses for home games. Abby is the daughter o f James Scott and Amy Scott. She was a four-year basketball starter at Ma dras H igh School, and signed with the Aggies in 2011. She is in her freshman year; Abby is 6-1, playing guard. She plans to major in criminal justice. The Aggies’ websitè has links th at allow you to watch and listen to the up c o m in g gam es. Jam es Scott recently traveled to San Jose, Calif., to watch the Aggies play the San Jose State Spartans. “I ’ve seen her play on ESPN and on the com puter, but I wanted to see the game' live,” Scott said. Assistant coach Eric Ely visits with some of the Native American students from the Jefferson County Middle School. Courtesy photo. Abby Scott, New Mexico State guard H e made the seven-hour drive with his son and cousin. H e’s also planning to make th e M o sco w an d S eattle games. “Abby is a different athlete th an she was in high school,” Scott said. “She’s; way stronger and faster, an d sh e ’s ju s t g e ttin g started. She’s still only a freshman.” W inter gillnet fishery open The winter gillnet fishery ¡began at the start of Febru ary, and will close no later than 6 p.m. on March 21. This is for all o f zone 6. R estrictions: All stan d ard river m outh and dam sanc tuaries remain in effect. The Spring Creek hatchery sanc tuary is not in effect in the ¡winter season. Gear: T here is no mesh size testriction. Allowable sales: Sturgeon betw een 43 inches and 54 Jnches fork length in T he Dalles and John Day pools. Sturgeon between 38 inches and 54 inches fork length in the Bonneville pool. Sturgeon o f legal size may be sold or kept for subsis tence. C hinook, steelhead, ¡walleye, shad, carp, catfish, bass and yellow perch may also be sold. Tribal fishers are reminded to use their first.salmon in an appropriate traditional man ner, Note: The tribes may take action to close any pool ear lier if the commercial stur geon harv est guideline for that pool is m et before March 21. Zone 6 platform and hook and line fisheries: Fish harvested in the zone 6 platform and hook and line fisheries during times when commercial gillnet fishing in that pool are allowed to be sold. The allowed species for sale are the same as the gillnet fishery. The same size limits for sturgeon as the gillnet fishery also apply to the zone 6 platform and hook and line fishery. Fisheries downstream of Bonneville Dam: Chinook, steelhead, wall eye, shad, carp, catfish, bass an d yellow' p e rc h cau g h t •dow nstream o f Bonneville Dam may also be sold during tim es and at places w hen tribal fisheries are open and when sales o f the same spe cies are allowed in zone 6. 'i Sturgeon are not allowed to be retained in tribal fisher-i ies downstream o f Bonneville Dam. N o sales of fish are al lowed, on Corps o f Engineers property at Bonneville Dam. Please consult your tribe di rectly concerning your tribe’s regulations of fisheries down stream o f Bonneville Dam. I f you have any fishing enfo rcem en t problem s, or n eed in fo rm a tio n , day or night, contact the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fisheries E n fo rcem en t O ffice, 4270 Westcliff Drive, H ood River. Phone 541-386-6363 or toll- free' 800-487-FISH (3474). A trip to Oregon State Uni versity, including a Beavers- Ducks basketball game, was the rew ard for great atten dance at Jefferso n C ounty Middle School. The students averaged just one m issed day o f school from the beginning p f the school year through mid Janu ary) said Butch David, tribal liaison at the school. T h e stu d e n ts h eld a fundraiser in D ecem ber to help pay fo r th e trip to Corvallis, David said. OSU Native American stu dents provided lunch for the middle school students, and talk ed a b o u t th e N ativ e A m erican program s at the school. The students then attended the women’s Civil War basket- b all gam e, an d m et OSU player Shakiana E dw ards- Teasley, a senior forward who is half Lapwai. T h ese are th e m iddle school students who made the trip to OSU: C ash R eese, G racie W hiteplum e, Terrell Bailey, W ynem a W olfe, T h alia Culpus, Gary Katcia Jr., Tr en- to n C alica, C h lo e S m ith, Ellikaya Lpoez, Justin Smith, Destiny Wewa, Allen Jackson, A lyssa P h ilib e rt, Ja d e T su m p ti, K in ley S chjoll, Benny taking a picture with our students. Shakiana Edwards-Teasley (back), senior forward, took some time for a picture with our students. Annalise Whipple, Jerilynne Frank, Vijay Bryant. Jade, T hom as, Thyreicia Chavez, Catherine Payenna, K ris H o w to p a t, Jim m y R odriguez-Jim , A lexandria Miller, Jearinine Thompson, M arisela Sanchez, V irginia Switzler-Hoaglin, Israel Tapia Jr, A yana F igueroa, K iani Picard, Charles Scott, Justin Flores, Kiersten A nderson, Amaya Bisland, JariusBrunoe. State to haze sea lions on Willamette (AP) — A b o a t crew ¡armed with seal bombs and ¡shotguns loaded with fire- ’crackers will be back on the ¡Willamette River this year ¡ trying to keep sea lions from ¡chowing down on salmon b o ttled up at W illam ette Falls. The hazing started in 2010 but was suspended la.st year for lack o f money. The Leg islature authorized $113,000 to pay for a boat and crew for three months. The idea is to allow more threatened spring chinook and w inter steelhead to g et past the sea lions to spawn. The state says as many as 21 sea lions were at the falls in 2011, where biologists' es timate they can each eat four to seven fish a day. Similar efforts have been going on for years at Bonneville Dam on the Columbia. 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