Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon
Gar Aviation wins City League championship
(Back Row L-R): Jake McEUigott, Slater Mitchell, Bob Townsend, Ron Hudson and
Aaron Heideman,* and (Front Row L-R): Greg Hansen, Jeff Orr, Rich Devin, Gabe
McCune and Shane Matheney.
S later M itchell w as 22.3 points per game. All three
1999, 2000 and 2002. For
the leag u e’s second leading made the all-league team and
more statistical information you
scorer with an average of 26.3 M itchell w as nam ed League
can
lo g
o n to
p o in ts p e r g a m e . B o b MVP.
w w w .w y a n tc a sh .c o m and
T ow nsend w as sixth w ith an
G ar A viation placed click on Basketball 2004.
av erag e o f 24.3 and G abe first in 1995, 1996 and 1997.
Season Record: 11-2
M cCune was ninth averaging They placed second in 1998,
Playoff Record: 4-0
CJRA Rodeo Year End Awards Given
Wednesday. March 10, 2004 - THREE
CLC to hold Anger Resolution Seminar
Christian Life Center,
located at 535 W. M organ
S tre e t, H e p p n e r, w ill be
offering an A nger Resolution
S e m in a r
s ta r ti n g
on
W ednesday, M arch 10 at 7
p.m . and ru nning fo r nine
weeks. The cost o f the seminar
is $35. T his sem inar is open
to all w ho w ish to attend.
R e g istra tio n form s can be
obtained in the church lobby.
L earn 10 skills that
build Success in Life at the
Anger Resolution Seminar and
lasting an sw ers to reso lv e
anger
-D etecting a spirit o f
anger- M any people seem to
have a n g e r u n d er c o n tro l.
T hey do not shout, kick or
throw things, yet those around
them live in tension because
these people have a spirit o f
anger from unresolved hurts
and offenses. L earn how to
detect and rem ove it.
-Learning from G od’s
“anger
c o u rse ” -
The
se rio u sn e ss o f u n reso lv e d
anger is indicated by the fact
that this was the primary topic
of Christ’s first teaching to His
disciples. It describes eight
attitudes that are prerequisites
to resolving anger.
-Tracing anger to its
s o u r c e s - T h e im m e d ia te
em otion o f anger is not the
problem , nor is the one who
caused it. T his anger is an
“a la rm ” th at so m eo n e has
triggered a “tension button” of
guilt or pain from unresolved
h u r ts in th e p a s t. C le a r
exam ples will help you learn
this skill.
-D iscerning w hy bad
anger- A stronger that normal
tendency to become angry can
be passed dow n to us from
ou r forefathers in the sam e
w ay that we inherit physical
fe a tu re s
and
m e d ic a l
w e a k n e s s e s . U n e x p e c te d
freedom is experienced by
th o s e
w ho
p r o p e r ly
acknowledge the iniquities of
their forefathers.
- R e p a ir in g
th e
dam age of anger- Once anger
is resolved, there is a need to
discreetly go to those w ho
have been dam aged by it and
wisely rebuild relationships.
The attitudes they sense in us
as a result o f resolving anger
w ill e n c o u r a g e th e m .
However, there are important
factors to follow in carrying
out this important step.
-Transforming
conflicts into blessings- Truly,
life and death are in the pow er
o f the tongue. There is even
greater pow er in the words o f
S cripture. By utilizing the
pow er o f spoken blessings
from G od’s Word, we are able
to
g iv e
s p ir itu a l
e n c o u r a g e m e n t to th o s e
around us.
o ff .
W hy this c o u rse is
- R e g a i n i n g
surrendered “g round”- G od s u c c e s s fu l: T h e m a te ria l
w arns that if we go to bed presented in this course has
angry, we surrender areas o f helped thousands of youth and
ju risdiction in our souls and a d u lts e x p e rie n c e la s tin g
experience the strongholds o f fre e d o m from anger. It is
false ideas. W hen acted on, based on the universal and
th ese p ro d u ce d e stru c tiv e timeless principles of Scripture
e m o tio n s o f fear, anxiety, and show s how G o d ’s truth
d e p re ssio n , etc. L earn the and pow er can achieve w hat
steps to regain this ground and our resolve cannot.
replace strongholds with truth.
-Dealing with inherited
things happen- W hen tragedy
strikes, we often question,
“ H ow could any good com e
from this?” If we do not leant
how to find benefits from every
p o s s ib le s i t u a ti o n , o u r
questioning will turn into roots
o f bitterness.
-Turning anger into the
p o w er o f love- T his session
unlocks the prison o f anger
and wrath, by showing how to
s u c c e s s f u l l y a p p ly f o u r
practical responses to every
tria l a n d trib u la tio n . T he
r e w a r d o f d o in g th is is
receiving the pow er o f love,
joy, peace and many other vital
qualities.
- D is c o v e r in g th e
p o w e r o f c r y in g o u t-
Phenom enal results are being
e x p e rien c e d by those who
learn the secrets o f crying out
w hen faced w ith im possible
situations. 1) W hen police
g a v e n o h o p e , a m an
recovered his stolen truck; 2)
W hen a young m an cried out,
he began to find victory over
strong lust; and 3) A pastor
experienced the self-control to
lose 1 (X) pounds and keep it
Corps locks to close for maintenance from March 6-20
(L-R): Eric Jepsen, Amy Jepsen, Jenny Griffith, Tracy Griffith.
Five local members of
th e C a y u se J u n io r R o deo
A sso c ia tio n w ere recently
given aw ards at the C JR A
annual dinner, which was held
in c o m b in a tio n w ith th e
g roup’s spring m eeting at the
G range Hall in G oldendale.
WA. $8,0 0 0 in p rizes w as
g iv en out fo r 36 d iffe re n t
categories. Prizes included
such items as luggage, saddle
blankets, tiedowns, headstalls,
purses, and leather wallets.
T he C JR A sponsored nine
different rodeos in Eastern
O re g o n
and
E a s te r n
Washington from May through
S ep tem b er o f 2003. T hese
rodeos were held in: Arlington.
T h e D a lle s , G o ld e n d a le ,
U m atilla, M ilton-Freew ater,
Glenwood, EUensburg. and La
Grande. There were three age
divisions for both boys and
g irls : P e e w e e , a g e 8 -1 1 ;
J u n io r s , a g e 1 2 -1 4 ; a n d
S en io rs, age 15-18. T here
w ere prizes and m oney paid
out for w inners at each o f the
individual rodeos. M em bers
also accumulated points in the
overall standings for year end
awards.
D evin R obinson o f
Heppner finished fourth for the
season in Peewee Boys Barrel
Racing. Eric Jepsen finished
second in Peew ee Boys Goat
Tying and third in Breakaway
R oping. A m y Jepsen placed
second in the S enior G irls
Polebending Competition, was
third in the Goat Tying, third in
Breakaw ay Roping, fourth in
R ib b o n R o p in g , an d w as
fourth in the Senior Girls All-
The only traffic going
rope and bearing replacement
L ittle G o o s e a n d L o w e r
up and dow n the C olum bia
Granite locks and dam s on the and p o ssib le ta in te r valve
and Low er Snake Rivers will
w o rk
a fte r
s ta n d a r d
Low er Snake River.
be fish from M arch 6-20.
maintenance
is
complete.
The U.S. Army Corps
River traffic will stop from 6:30
L ocks are norm ally
o f Engineers coordinates the
am., M arch 6, until midnight,
d
e
w
a
tere
d fo r a c o m p le te
annual outage w ith inland
M arch 20, so the U .S, A rm y
inspection every five years. Full
shippers and cruise lines.
C orps o f E ngineers and its
dew atering o f the navigation
In addition to the two-
c o n tr a c to r s c a n p e rf o r m
lo c k is s c h e d u le d f o r
week outage, longer closures
annual inspections, repairs and
B onneville, John D ay and
are planned for tw o o f the
maintenance on the navigation
McNary.
Dewatering permits
navigation locks.
lo c k s a t th e e ig h t d a m s
the C orps to perform a m ore
John D ay Lock and
b e tw e e n P o r tla n d a n d
extensive inspection o f the
Dam will be closed until 6:30
Lewiston, Idaho.
lock chamber.
a.m ., Saturday, A pril 3, for
P o rtla n d D is tr ic t’s
For more information
com pletion o f concrete repair
B onneville, The D alles and
o n th e lo c k o u ta g e s a t
w ork begun in 2003. T he
John Day locks and dam s on
M cN ary, Ice Harbor, L ow er
a d d itio n a l tw o w e e k s are
the C olum bia River will also
required to allow sufficient Monumental, Little Goose and
close their navigation locks to
L ow er G ranite, contact the
c u rin g tim e fo r g ro u t the
conduct
annual
m
aintenance
W alla W alla D istrict Public
a p p lic a tio n s
co n tra cto r will use for the
during
the
same
period.
In
the
A ffairs O ffice at (509) 527-
U .S. C o n g re ssm a n
repair. At Lower Monumental,
Walla
Walla
District
this
inland
7020,
and for the lock outages
G reg W alden (R -O R ) will
rep a irs w ill keep the lock
navigation
outage
will
affect
at
Bonneville,
The Dalles and
begin accepting applications
c lo s e d u n til m id n ig h t,
M
cN
ary
Lock
and
D
am
on
John
Day,
contact
the Portland
this week for the House Page
S a tu r d a y ,
M a rc h
27.
the
C
olum
bia
River,
and
Ice
District
Public
Affairs
Office at
P r o g ra m s u m m e r 2 0 0 4
Scheduled work includes wire
(5 0 3 )8 0 8 -4 5 1 0 .
sessions. T he first sum m er Harbor, Low er M onum ental,
session will last from June 6 to
June 26. T he second session
will begin July 4 and conclude
July 24. Interested applicants
m ust contact C ongressm an
W alden’s office to receive an
application form, which must
be completed and returned no
later than W ednesday, M arch
31.
D u e to c o n tin u e d
delays in regular mail delivery
as a result o f the anthrax and
ric in -la d e n le tte rs se n t to
c o n g r e s s io n a l
o ffic e s ,
Oregonians who are interested
in the H ouse Page Program
are e n c o u ra g e d to req u est
a p p li c a t i o n s
fro m
Circuit Judge, pro tem
Congressm an Walden via fax
Former City Judge
at (2 0 2 ) 2 2 5 -5 7 7 4 o r via
Former City Prosecutor
e m a il
at
j il I;wy man @ mai 1 .house.gov.
Former US Army Prosecutor
A p p lic a n ts c a n a ls o c a ll
Army National Guard Judge Advocate
W alden's W ashington. D.C.
Small Business Owner
office at (202) 225-6730 or
Attorney Licensed in 1986
call his Medford office toll-free
Practicing Attorney Since 1988
at 1-800-
Page program
accepting
V®ie
For Circuit
Devin Robinson
Around point standings. Jenny
G riffith o f lone w as third in
S e n io r G irls P o leb en d in g .
Tracy Griffith earned a second
place prize in Ribbon Roping
and tied for second place in
the A ll-A round com petition.
Griffith, currently a freshman
at Eastern Oregon University,
also received a $400 college
scholarship from CJR A . She
is currently on the EOU rodeo
team.
T h e C ay u se Ju n io r
Rodeo A ssociation is open to
anyone w ho w ants to join.
T h e r e w e re a b o u t 150
m e m b e rs in 2 0 0 3 . To
com pete, contestants have to
be 8 years old by Jan. 1, 2(X)4
and not o ld er than 18 on the
sam e date. T here is a $50
fam ily m em bership fee. You
can also compete in one rodeo
as a guest and not jo in the
a s s o c i a ti o n . F o r m o re
inform ation, visit the C JR A
website at w w w .cjra.net.
Judge
Daniel J. H ill
Experience and Integrity
for Justice
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