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Friday, June 29, 2007 Statesman Journal 3C Notebook Calendar CLICK! i'rv iTl i Vrf showers Blood Drive: 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Silver-ton Hospital, 342 Fairview, Silverton. Contact: Kelly Harman, (503) 873-1642. Forinformation about this or any TODAY v.

blood drive, go to This shot was taken after a nice rain soaked the flower's petals. A collection of Click! photos can be viewed at StatesmanJournal.com. Click on "Photo Galleries." You can submit Click! digital photos to Set your camera at the maximum Image size. Photos should Identify every person In the picture and the location, what's happening, who took the Images and any other specifics. If you have questions, call Diane Stevenson at (503) 399-6605.

www.nwblood.redcross.org. Free HIV Testing: Testing will be done by a blood draw or a mouth swab. Call for appointment, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. today, Marion County Health Department, 3180 Center St.

NE. Salem. Contact: (503) 361-2659 or go to www.co.marion.or.us. Special Olympics Oregon 2007 Summer Games: A year-round program offering Olympic-style sports to thousands of Oregonians with intellectual disabilities. Athletes gain self-confidence, social competency and other skills, both physical and social, 7 p.m.

today, 9 a.m. Saturday and Sunday, Liberty High School Stadium. 3083 NE 49th Place, Hillsboro. Contact: (503) 248-0600 or go to www.soor.org. i J- Am.

SUE BRADSHAW I Special to the Statesman Journal v. Hoover Park Neighborhood Concert: Presented by NESCA and Hoover Elementary School featuring the Concrete Cowboys band, Grime log SATURDAY Police Reported in the 24 hours ending at 4 p.m. Thursday (addresses refer to block number): p.m. Hoover Park, 3300 Ellis Ave. NE, Salem.

Contact: (503) 409-4363. Perrydale Goodwill Club Open House: 76th anniversary celebration, 2 to 4 p.m. Perrydale School gym, 7445 Perrydale Road, Amity. Contact: (503) 835-3002. SALEM Sirotin will display his pieces, work in house, be available for questions and have art for sale.

Artists can apply to have their own Artist Sit-in Sunday at Steam Heat. For information, call (503) 393-4595 or e-mail steamheat-coffee msn.com. Rachel Hellesto Salem Municipal judge completes training Municipal judge Jane Aiken of Salem recently completed an advanced course from a national judicial resource center, officials said. The National Judicial College, a Reno-based forum for judicial education and professional development, offers courses for judiciary Aiken participated in a course called "Special Court Jurisdiction: Advanced," which covered topics such as Fourth Amendment issues, working effectively with court interpreters, creating an environment of fairness and impartiality, sentencing and recognizing addictive behavior. For information, go to www.judges.org.

Ruth Liao Salem Warnings issued on booster seats Oregon drivers will be required to keep their children in booster seats for longer and have infant car seats facing to the rear beginning July 1. A bill was signed into law by Gov. Ted Kulongoski Tuesday. The law requires all infants must be placed in a rear-facing child seat until they are 1 year old and weigh 20 pounds. Children more than 20 pounds and more than 1 year old are required to be in a forward-facing child seat, with a weight limit which is not less than the child's weight.

Children more than 40 pounds are required to use a booster seat until they are 8 years old or 4 feet 9 inches tall. Not following the law is a class violation, which carries a fine of $97. Salem police officers will issue warnings only for this violation until Aug. 1 to allow people to purchase appropriate seats. For information, contact the Child Safety Seat Resource center at (800) 772-1315 or go to www.child safetyseat.org.

Ruth Liao Salem Chemeketa leader takes over in August Cheryl Roberts will take over as president of Chemeketa Community College Aug. 20, according to an agreement approved by the college board of education Wednesday night. Craig Smith, vice president and chief financial officer, will serve as acting president from July 1 through Aug. 19, the board decided. Roberts, who will become the ninth president of the community college, most recently was vice president at South Seattle Community College.

She was selected after a national search. She succeeds Gretchen Schuette, who retires at the end of June after six years The contract with Roberts runs through Dec. 31, 2009. It is renewable for two years. Her salary will begin at $166,000 per year, including $6,000 per year in tax-deferred compensation.

Roberts also will receive a $9,000 per year expense account, and the college will provide her with a car and will pay all gas, insurance and maintenance. Tracy Loewon Jr. Pedee Bridge restoration work delayed The groundbreaking for the Ritner Creek Bridge restoration project, originally scheduled for 1 p.m. Friday will be postponed for about a month, the Polk County Public Works said Wednesday. The postponement of the project is due to owlets nested in the bridge.

The project and restoration work will begin once the owlets leave the nest. Justin Much Keizer Coffee house shows artist's work Salem artist Steve Sirotin will be featured at two Artist Sit-in Sundays at Steam Heat Coffee House, 3860 River Road from 12 to 7 p.m. July 1 and 15. Sirotin paints mainly oil acrylic on canvas. His work has been displayed at the Elsinore and Blue Pepper galleries locally, as well as in Italy, Germany and Poland.

He said he began painting at age 5. Things to do For entertainment events see Weekend on Thursdays and Grade A Entertainment in Saturday Life. Prostate Cancer Presentation: Sponsored by Marion-Polk County Medical Society and Vista Masonic Lodge. Physicians specializing in hematology and oncology and radiation therapy, with question and answer period, 9 to 11 a.m., Scottish Rite Center, 4090 Commercial St. SE, Salem.

Contact: (503) 362-9669 or go to www.mpmed society.org. Salem Saturday Market: Browse 145 vendor booths Residential and business burglaries: Vista Avenue and 19th Street SE, 4600 Ridge Drive NE, 3100 Seventh Place NE, 4200 Portland Road NE. Stolen vehicles: 1700 Hillwood Court 600 Rural Ave. S. 100 21st St.

NE. Traffic crashes: Wednesday, 3:31 p.m., Mission and 25th streets SE; 3:41 p.m., North Santiam Highway and Hawthorne Avenue SE; 4:24 p.m., Commercial and Hoyt streets SE; 4:31 p.m., 24th and Claude streets SE; 5:14 p.m., McGilchrist and 25th streets SE; 7:03 p.m., Commercial Street and Salem Parkway NE; Thursday, 3:03 a.m.. Commercial Street and Barnes Avenue SE; 11:05 a.m., Kuebler Boulevard and Turner Road SE; 12:54 p.m., Mission and 22nd streets SE; 3:06 p.m.. Front and Hood streets NE; 3:18 p.m., Silverton Road and Hawthorne Avenue NE. DALLAS Stolen vehicles: 700 SW Levens St.

MARION COUNTY Stolen vehicles: 3300 Tierra Drive NE. 3400 Matheny Road NE, 4700 Lancaster Drive NE, 4700 Portland Road NE. Traffic crashes: Wednesday, 6:40 p.m., Lancaster Drive NE and State Street; 7:11 p.m., 200 Cordon Road NE; 9:18 p.m., Butteville and Broadacres roads NE; 10:17 a.m., 1900 Victor Point Road SE; Thursday, 11:54 a.m., Riverside Drive and Bunker Hill Road S. extras For more events, check our online calendar at Statesman Journal.com. Marion County Circuit Court NEW COMPLAINTS Joy A.

Kylllngmark v. Estate of Elucla San Juan Jose: Charges negligence in traffic collision on Highway 99E, Marion County, July 4, 2005, seeks $500,000 noneconomic and $48,005 economic damages for alleged injuries. Steve Phlllppl, dba Phillppi Contractors, v. Nautilus Insurance Seeks declaratory relief. George C.

and Lucette A. Wilder v. Ronald A LLC, dba Ronald Associates Contracting: Seeks to quiet title and have plaintiff declared the owner. Ford Motor Credit dba Jaguar Credit, v. Julie and Douglas G.

Ellingson: Charges breach of contract, seeks $15,862 allegedly owed. Beverly Kay Birr v. Joseph Daniel Carlisle: Charges negligence in traffic collision on River Road Keizer, July 11, 2005, seeks $85,000 noneconomic and $90,000 economic damages for alleged injuries. Peggy Matthews v. Mike Samoilov: Charges breach of warranty deed covenants and slander of title, seeks to quiet title.

Discover Bank v. Lucinda A. Wurdlnger Kelly: Charges breach of contract, seeks $10,035 allegedly owed. Joanna Peacock v. Andrew Settles, Northwest Quality Air Inc.

and Micron Filtration Technologies Charges sexual harassment, retaliation, wrongful discharge, veil-piercing, sexual battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress and negligent supervision, seeks unspecified damages for alleged injuries. Richard A. Ratter v. Patricia Irene Snodderly: Charges negligence in traffic collision on Highway 99E and Liberty Street NE, Aurora, June 30, 2005, seeks $200,000 noneconomic and $65,000 economic damages for alleged injuries. Under the influence The following residents of Marion and Polk counties have been convicted of driving under the influence, according to records provided by the state Driver and Motor Vehicle Services Division.

Included are the defendant's name, age, address and date of conviction and the court. Bassham, Brian Ray, 44, 4665 Crown Court NE, Salem, May 8, Clackamas County. Francis, Shannon Ann, 40, 244 14th St. SE, Salem, May 10, Marion County. Mock, William Travis, 35, 592 Ewald Ave.

Satem, May 9, Marion County. Mode, Joseph Doc, 17, 4315 Lone Oak Road SE, Salem, April 13, Marion County. of locally grown and created produce, plants, cut flowers, baked goods, meats, cheeses, prepackaged foods and on-site prepared foods, variety of arts and crafts. Live entertainment and free parking. Rain or shine, 9 a.m.

to 3 p.m., corner of Summer and Marion streets NE, Salem. Contact: Colleen Walker, (503) 585-8264, infosalem saturdaymarket.com or go to www.salemsaturdaymarket.com. i Cars, Trains, .1 W. 'WW BS.fc; Fire Reported in the 24 hours ending at 4 p.m. Thursday: SALEM i Dolls and Games Exhibit: New curator Betty Murrell has assembled a display of toys, games, doll houses, airplanes and SUNDAY WEDNESDAY 4:08 p.m.: nonstructure fire, Mission and 17th streets SE, extinguished.

7:44 p.m.: grass fire, 1100 Marion St. NE, extinguished. THURSDAY 6:34 a.m.: nonstructure fire, 2400 Lancaster Drive NE, extinguished. 9:56 a.m.: car fire, 1800 Lancaster Drive NE, investigated. POLK COUNTY DISTRICT 1 WEDNESDAY 8:14 p.m.: grass fire, 11200 Meridian investigated.

WILLAMETTE Sleep Center ephemera from The Great Race for children's enjoyment, noon to 5 p.m. Sundays through Fridays through Sept. 30, Historic Deepwood Estate, 1116 Mission St. SE, Salem. Cost: $4, $3 seniors and students, $2 ages 6 to 12 and free younger than 6.

Contact: (503) 363-1825 or go to www.historic deepwoodestate.org. The Eye Site: "The Eye Site: A Traveling Exhibit on Low Vision for Shopping Centers." The exhibit shares information on low vision in English and Spanish and features five kiosks with a multimedia touch-screen program and a display of assistive devices, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays; 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Sundays, Lancaster Mall, 831 Lancaster Drive NE, Salem. Contact: (503) 585-1338 or go to www.nei.nih.gov. Classes DRIVING Helping you get a good night's sleep SLEEP QCIIZ 1 I feel sleepy during the day. 2. I have trouble falling or staying asleep.

3. I have been told I snore loudly andor stop breathing while asleep. 4. My legs are restless and interfere with falling asleep. 5.

I often seem to wake up because of dreams. Salem Driving Academy Lessons: Students must have a learner's permit or a valid driver's license to take lessons. Free home pick-up in Salem and Keizer areas. Cost: $275 for six hours for Salem-Keizer area residents, $315 for outside residents. Contact: (503) 371-8187.

Chemeketa Community College's Santiam Center Driver Ed: Students ages 15 to 18 with behind-the-wheel instruction. Session 1: 10 a.m. to noon Monday-Thursday through July 25 (no class July 4 and 5), Salem campus, Building 7, 4000 Lancaster Drive NE; Silverton High School, 802 Schlador McMinnville Campus, 500 NW Hill Road. Submitting items To submit Community News to the Statesman Journal, you may send it by e-mail to communitiesStatesmanJournal. com or by fax to (503) 399-6706, attention Don Currie.

Questions may be directed to Currie at (503) 399-6677. Submitting photos To submit photos for Click! taken with a digital camera, e-mail photoStatesman Journal.com. Make sure your camera is set at the maximum image size. If you have any questions, call Diane Stevenson at (503) 399-6605. HORTICULTURE Private Pesticide Applicator Licensing exam.

Instructor Mike Ricks emphasizes pesticide laws and regulations, stresses pesticide labeling; includes information on application equipment, pesticide safety, pests and pest control, and demonstrates appropriate calculations, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 19, Chemeketa Community College, building 61, room 102, 4000 Lancaster Drive NE, Salem. Cost: $42, $15 exam fee and $22.50 textbook cost. Contact: (503) 399-5139.

Pesticide Applicator Training In Spanish: Instructor Juan Pablo Valot will review laws and regulations, safe use of pesticides, protective equipment, proper pesticide mixing, loading and spraying procedures, pesticide storage, transportation and application equipment and pesticide accidents and spill management, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 28, Chemeketa Community College, building 61, room 102, 4000 Lancaster Drive NE, Salem. Cost: $64. Contact: (503) 399-5139.

Ornamental Turf: Herbicide Training: This course is offered to help people prepare to take the Oregon Department of Agriculture pesticide licensing examination. Taught by Laurie Gordon. Prerequisite includes Pesticide Laws and Safety and Directly Supervised Trainee Review course or passing score on Laws and Safety exam within the last two years, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug.

6, Chemeketa Community College, building 61, room 102, 4000 Lancaster Drive NE, Salem. Cost: $73 and $15 exam fee. Contact: (503) 399 5139. WORKSHOPS Children's Self-Defense Classes: Classes build self-esteem and confidence while youths learn easy and proven self-defense techniques against adult predators and schoolyard bullies, 11 a.m. to noon Saturdays, Salem Fitness Tanning.

5115 Commercial St. SE. Cost: $60 per month or $20 per lesson. Contact: (503) 380 2394 or go to www.hctdetac.com. If you answered true to any of these questions, please contact our center for an evaluation.

Willamette Sleep Center is a new state-of- the-art facility. Both our medical and technical staff have more than 1 7 years of experience in sleep disorders medicine. The lab has four spacious sleep study Wetland Design and Maintenance: The class explores wetland functions and benefits to the environment and economy and introduces the wetland-construction-permitting process, 6 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesdays, The Oregon Garden, 879 W. Main Silverton.

Cost: $116 plus $27 fee. Contact: (503) 399-5139 or (503) 589-7946. Native Tree and Shrub Identification: Instructor Gail Gredler will focus on identification of trees and shrubs native to Oregon, with emphasis on those found west of the Cascade Mountains. Lunch provided, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

July 17, NREC1 Room at the Oregon Garden, 879 W. Main St. Silverton. Two field trips scheduled for July 18 and to the Coast Range July 19 with multiple stops featuring different ecosystems to the Cascades. Cost: $159.

Contact: (503) 399-5139. Private Applicator License Training Course: To help people prepare to take the Oregon Department of Agriculture's suites, each with a private Thursday's lottery bath. The center has easy-access on-site Oregon parking. PICK 4 1 P.M.: 9-5-7-8 7 P.M.: 1-6-0-9 4 P.M.: 1-2-7 0 10 P.M.: 6 6-4 2 LUCKY LINES 1-5-12 14 18 24 27-32 i.