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Appeal Tribune Wednesday, June 7, 2017 3A WHAT’S HAPPENING IN JUNE dens, listen to great re- gional musicians and taste food from local ven- dors, plus camping, 3 to 11 p.m. Friday (ages 21+ only), noon to 11 p.m. Sat- urday (minors welcome until 5 p.m.) and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday (minors wel- come all day), which is Family Day with kid’s crafts, The Oregon Gar- den, 879 West Main St., Silverton. $15, which in- cludes a tasting glass and five tasting tickets. orego ngarden.org/Events.htm. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7 Uke-In: The Ukulele Fans of Oregon is hosting a jam session at 10 a.m. at the Silverton Farmers Market on the corner of Main and Fiske streets. Bring your ukulele, gui- tar, trombone, tambou- rine, or your instrument of choice and join in. The free play along is in sup- port of the Silver Falls Public Library ukulele lending program. ukule- lefansoforegon.com THURSDAY, JUNE 8 Brewing 101: Join Gil- gamesh Brewing at The Oregon Garden for a night of craft-brew fun with beer tastings and a home-brewing demon- stration, 6-8 p.m., back patio of the Oregon Gar- den Resort, 879 West Main St., Silverton. $15 or $5 members, with drinks and snacks available to order. oregongarden.org /Events.htm. SATURDAY, JUNE 10 Frank Lloyd Wright 150th Birthday Bash: Kendalin, a Portland- based folk music band, will play a benefit concert to support educational programming at the Gor- SUNDAY, JUNE 18 STATESMAN JOURNAL FILE Oregon Garden Brewfest returns June 16-18 with 60 breweries pouring 120 beers, ciders and meads from all over the state and across the country. don House, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., Frank Lloyd Wright Gordon House, 869 W Main St., Silverton. $25. thegordonhouse.org. FRIDAY-SUNDAY, JUNE 16-18 Oregon Garden Brew- fest: For Father’s Day weekend, enjoy 60 brew- eries pouring 120 beers, ciders and meads from all over the state and across the country, plus wander through 80 acres of gar- Father’s Day Fun Run: 5K family fun run in The Oregon Garden, winding through paths among the 60,000 annual flowers, 9:15 a.m., with run start- ing at 10:30 a.m., The Ore- gon Garden, 879 West Main St., Silverton. $10 to $25; Brewfest admission also charged. oregon garden.org/brewfest-5k. Father’s Day & Wine Country Cruise-In: Wine tasting, live music and a large selection of classic cars, noon to 6 p.m., Wil- lamette Valley Vine- yards, 8800 Enchanted Way SE, Turner. wvv.com. Hit-and-run suspect found guilty except for insanity WHITNEY WOODWORTH STATESMAN JOURNAL A Salem man who pur- posely struck and killed a pedestrian was found guilty except for insanity and committed to the Ore- gon State Hospital. Dillon Van Diviner was found guilty except for in- sanity of murder and hit- and-run for killing Brad- ley Goad. He was sentenced to as much as a lifetime of ju- risdiction under the Psy- chiatric Security Review Board. According to a mental health evaluation, Van Di- viner, 22, has schizophre- nia. The morning of Dec. 2, Van Diviner was parked along Grant Road near Sil- verton High School. He told police he had just smoked marijuana when he saw Goad crossing the street. Goad, a 45-year-old West Salem construction worker, was on his way to work. Van Diviner told police he felt an “intense over- whelming feeling” that Goad posed a danger to others. He said he needed to get rid of that dan- ger. He sped Van Diviner toward Goad and struck him with his car. Goad died at the scene. Following the crash, Van Diviner drove away, abandoned his running vehicle at the dead end section of Grant Street and ran into a nearby farm field. Officers found him running down done a near- by street. He was arrested and charged with murder, hit-and-run and DUI. During his interview with police, Van Diviner admitted his impairment at the time of the crash was “seven” on a scale of zero to 10. His field sobri- ety test indicated he was under the influence of a controlled substance, po- lice said. Goad’s family said he was known in the commu- nity as a warm-hearted musician, loving father, and adoring grandfather. Born in Salem, Goad Drowning victim at Three Pools ID’d LAUREN E HERNANDEZ STATESMAN JOURNAL The 25-year-old man who died after jumping into the Three Pools rec- reation area has been identified as a student from Linn Benton Com- munity College, accord- ing to officials. Kung Shing Yau, of Hong Kong, China, was last seen jumping from a cliff and into the upper pool of the Three Pools of the Little North Santiam River May 22. Yau was swimming with friends when he did not resurface around 4 p.m. Yau, a student at LBCC in Albany, had been studying abroad in the United States for the last seven years, accord- ing to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office. Kayakers found Yau’s body May 24 and in- formed Marion County Sheriff’s Office. Salem Fire Department and Jef- ferson Fire Department recovered the man’s body May 25. Members of the Clack- amas County Sheriff’s dove into the upper pools of the recreation area to search for the man May 23, but suspended the MARION COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE The Three Pools drowning victim has been identified as Kung Shing Yau, 25. search due to high water and dangerous condi- tions. The Marion County Sheriff’s Office suggests swimmers exercise cau- tion by following some simple steps: - Never swim alone - Avoid alcohol and marijuana around water - Wear a lifejacket - Know how to per- form CPR - Know how and where you can call 911 The sheriff’s office re- minds visitors there is very little to no cell phone reception in the North Fork area of the Santiam River. There are two 911 call boxes located on the outside wall of the Elk Horn Fire Station and at the entrance to Salmon Falls Park. Invest in something that matters to you Tax-free municipal bond % 3.10 OREGON ST UNIV GEN REV lets you invest close to home. That means you can watch civic progress and still enjoy the tax-free income from a quality bond. Yield to Call Callable on: 10/01/2026 @ $100.00 Final Maturity: 04/01/2047 Call or visit your local Edward Jones fi nancial advisor today. WHITNEY M. WOODWORTH/STATESMAN JOURNAL Bradley Goad, 45, holds his first grandson, Brilyn. He turned one a few days after Goad died. worked as a certified sound and light technician and traveled the country. Between gigs, he worked for a construction compa- ny. In the wake of his death, his family worked to honor Goad’s passion for music and helping oth- ers. They held a memorial concert, where his musi- cian friends played along to a recording of him play- ing the bass, and helped raise money for his chil- dren and 1-year-old grand- son. Two months after the attack, Van Diviner’s at- torney David Kuhns filed a notice of intent to rely on insanity as a defense. He was found guilty except for insanity Wednesday. According to court records, Van Divin- er poses a substantial dan- ger to others and requires commitment to a state mental hospital. For questions, com- ments and news tips, email reporter Whitney Woodworth at wmwood wort@statesmanjournal. com, call 503-399-6884 or follow on Twitter @wmwoodworth www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC LOCAL ADVISORS Salem Area Keizer Area Vin Searles Garry Falor Sheryl Resner Bridgette Justis FINANCIAL ADVISOR FINANCIAL ADVISOR FINANCIAL ADVISOR FINANCIAL ADVISOR Mission | 503-363-0445 West | 503-588-5426 Keizer | 503-304-8641 Sublimity | 503-769-3180 Michael Wooters Chip Hutchings Mario Montiel APPEAL TRIBUNE The Oregon Garden’s Movies in the Garden is an opportunity for big- screen excitement nes- tled in a serene green set- ting. Blankets, pillows and chairs are welcome, but those with chairs are asked to sit in the back. Food and beverages will be available for purchase, but no outside food or drink will be permitted. For R-rated movies, at- tendees must show ID, and those younger than 18 will not be admitted with- out an adult. If it’s raining, the movie will be shown at 8:30 p.m. in the Grand Hall. Here is what’s show- ing: July 13: “Independ- ence Day,” PG-13 July 20: “Field of Dreams,” PG July 27: “The Note- book,” PG-13 Aug. 3: “Kill Bill: Vol 1,” R Aug. 10: “The Little Rascals,” PG Aug. 17: “ PG-13 Aug. 24: “School of Rock,” PG-13 Aug. 31: “The Lorax,” PG When: Thursday eve- nings. Doors open at 7 Opening delayed for swimming hole on Little North Santiam p.m., and movies begin at dusk. Where: The Oregon Garden, 879 W Main St., Silverton Cost: $4, $3 ages 12 to 17, $2 ages 5 to 11 and free for members and ages 4 and younger. Get a season pass for $15. Leashed, well-behaved pets are welcome. 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OR-0000388731 Michael Kim DDS “Your friendly local dentist” ZACH URNESS STATESMAN JOURNAL A popular park and swimming hole on the Lit- tle North Santiam River won’t open until June 16 following a delay in fin- ishing a construction pro- ject. North Fork Park, northeast of Mehama, was previously scheduled to open June 1 after a con- struction project to ex- pand and pave the parking lot. Due to weather and construction delays, the season opening has been delayed, Marion County officials said in a press re- lease. Other parks in the North Fork corridor, in- cluding Bear Creek Campground and Park, Brittney - RDH Dr. Kim Morgan - RDH New Patients & Emergencies Welcome STATESMAN JOURNAL FILE Children and adults cool off in the water at North Fork Park along the Little North Fork of the Santiam River in 2015. Cosmetic Implant Bridges/Partials Extractions Crowns/Fillings Root Canals ENTER FOR OUR MONTHLY KINDLE DRAWING AT EACH APPOINTMENT WE ACCEPT MOST INSURANCE which opened on May 1, and Salmon Falls Park, which was expected to open June 1, are open from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. dai- ly. 410 Oak St, Silverton, OR, 97381 503-873-3530 kimsilvertonordentist.com OR-0000391125
