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3 Statesman-Journal, Wednesday, March 31. 1982 births obituaries Anna G. Schmidt Anna G. Schmidt, 89, of Honolulu, formerly a resident of Salem, died Monday in Honolulu. She was bom in Arlington, Wash, and reared in Mount Angel.

A home-maker, she lived in Salem for 30 years before moving to Honolulu three years ago. Survivors include her son, Merrill E. Christenson, Hawthorne, granddaughters, Sharon Walling Caswell, Salem, and Sandra J. Bright, Honolulu; and seven greatgrandchildren. Graveside services will be at 4:15 pjn.

Saturday in Calvary Cemetery, Mount Angel. James N. 'Burr' Harding LEBANON James N. "Burr" Harding, 66, of Lebanon, died Monday in Lebanon Community Hospital. Arrangements are pending at Huston mortuary.

funerals today Ernest W. Lenham SILVERTON Ernest W. Lenham, 70, of 209 Porter St, died Tuesday in Salem Hospital Memorial Unit. He was bom in Campbell, Neb, and moved to Silverton in 1936 from Nebraska. He worked in carpentry and heavy construction.

He was a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion and Masonic Lodge here. Surviving are his wife, Gay; daughters, Barbara Shepard, Scotts Mills, and Dianne Huddleston, Salem; brothers, Thomas, Boise, Frank, Silverton, and Lloyd, Garden Grove, sisters, Bernice Martinson, Salem, Margaret Swingle, Bremerton, Wash, and Virginia Busch, Woodburn; and three grandchildren. Services will be at 11 ajn. Thursday at Unger mortuary, Silverton. Interment will be private.

The family suggests contributions to the Silverton VFW post. Alva C. 'Alvie' Burghart Alva Clarence "Alvie" Burghart, 80, of 884 Meadowlawn Drive SE, died Monday in St. Timothy nursing home. He was bom in Sublimity, and lived in Salem until 1944, when he moved to Portland.

He returned to Salem after retiring from Pendleton Woolen Mills. Survivors include his daughter, Georgean Bartruff, Salem; sister, Frances Desch, Portland; and two grandchildren. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Rigdon-Ransom mortuary. Interment will be in Belcrest Memorial Park.

The family suggests contributions to the Oregon Heart Association, in care of the mortuary. Mary R. Sherman LEBANON Mary R. Sherman, 92, of 350 S. 8th St, died Tuesday in the Villa Cascade nursing home.

Arrangements are pending at Huston mortuary. Violet H. Reed Services for Violet H. Reed, 63, of 4747 49th Ave. NE, who died Sunday in University Hospital, Portland, will be at 2 p.m.

Thursday at Corn-well mortuary, Woodburn. Interment will be in Belle Passi Mausoleum. She was bom in Edmore, N.D. She moved to Woodburn in 1920 and Salem in 1970, and also lived for a time in Molalla. She attended Belle Passi Elementary School and Wood-bum High School, and was a member of Immanuel Lutheran Church in Woodburn.

Survivors include her husband, Harry daughter, Vicki Holsman, Portland; son, Larry Hillsboro; brothers, Melvin Myhre, Adams, N.D., Clifford Myhre and Albert both of Edmore, N.D, Clarence Moe, Grand Forks, ND, and Martin Bar-stad, Meridian, Idaho; sisters, Myrtle Barstad, Springfield, Mabel Phillips, Salem, Alice Cavin, Portland, and Alpha Nelson, Woodburn; and two grandchildren. Wilbur B. Morlan DALLAS Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Dallas Christian and Missionary Alliance Church forWilbur B. Morlan, 76, of 15190 Ellendale Road, who died Monday in Salem Hospital Memorial Unit.

Private interment will be in Rest-lawn Memory Gardens, Salem, under direction of Dallas mortuary. He was bom in Lanesboro, Iowa, and moved to Dallas in 1935 from Eugene. He worked for Mountain State Power then formed Morlan Power Line Contracting and Electrical Co, retiring in 1967. He was a member of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church and the Masonic Lodge here. Surviving are his wife, Sibyl; sons, Gerald, Independence, and Gail, Dallas; brother, Harold, Albany; four grandchildren, and five great-granddaughters.

The family suggests contributions to the church. EDITOR'S NOTE: Following is an alphabetical listing of obituaries in today's Statesman-Journal: Burghart, Alva C. "Alvie" Cole, Willamina Carolina Girrard, Lorene Harding, James N. "Burr" Holland, Rozella Marie Johnston, Joseph A. Lenham, Ernest W.

Mendiola, Felix C. Morlan, Wilbur B. Moore, Erma Ruth Reed, Violet H. Schmidt, Anna G. Sears, Lydia Louisa Sherman, Mary R.

Wood, Lorann "Kelly" Lydia Louisa Sears MEDFORD Lydia Louisa Sears, 89, of Medford, formerly a resident of Lincoln City, died here Saturday. Cremation services were held here. Born and reared in Bethel, she graduated from Oregon Normal School, now Western Oregon State College. She taught elementary school in Oregon from 1923 to 1930, in Alaska from 1930 to 1949, and in Oregon again from 1949 to 1964, when she retired. Her teaching career included 19 years in Seward, Alaska, and 15 years in Lincoln City.

She moved to Medford last year. She was a member of the Grange and Ocean Spray Garden Club in Lincoln City, the Alaska Club of the Willamette Valley, Sons and Daughters of Oregon Pioneers and the Re-bekah Lodge. Survivors include her brother, Thomas Medford; sister, Carmen Ericson, Lincoln City; five nephews, and two nieces. Contributions to the Polk County Historical Society, P.O. Box 67, Monmouth, Ore.

97361, are suggested. Lorene Girrard DALLAS Lorene Girrard, 53, of 348 W. Ellendale died Monday in Santiam Memorial Hospital, Stayton. She was born and reared in Kings Valley, and moved to Dallas in 1964. Surviving are her sisters, Muriel Hord, Lillie Matsler and Nica Gish, all of Dallas, Leone Wenzel, Scio, and Judy Stephon, Bay City.

Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday in the Kings Valley Cemetery. Contributions to the Oregon Arthritis Association, in care of Bollman mortuary, Dallas, are suggested. Willamina Carolina Cole Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the Howell-Edwards-Doerksen mortuary for Willamina Carolina Cole, 67, of 1702 Cole Road who died Monday at home.

Interment will be private. A lifelong resident of Salem, she was a member of the First Evangelical Church of North America. Contributions to the Multiple Sclerosis Society, 189 Liberty St. NE, Salem, Ore. 97301, are suggested.

Felix C. Mendiola AUMSVILLE Felix C. Mendiola, 76, of Aumsville, died Tuesday in Santiam Memorial Hospital He was born in Rota, in the Mariana Islands, and came here two years ago from Saipan. He was a member of Immaculate Conception Church in Stayton. Survivors include his children, Maria Cruz, Lompoc, Fidelia Calvo, Aumsville, Fermina Apuron and Teresita Tudela, both of Guam, Rosita Calvo, Bremerton, Lucia Scott, Turner, Silvestre Mendiola, Guam, Felix Mendiola, Salinas, Martin Mendiola, Guam, and Otton Mendiola, Fort Lewis, brothers, Thomas, Rota, Filipe, Tinian, Mariana Islands, and Pedro, Ponape, Eastern Caroline Islands; sisters, Maria Mendiola, Rota, Sabina Calvo, Rota, and Rosa Atalig, Guam; 54 grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren.

Rosary will be at 8 p.m. today at Weddle mortuary, and Mass at 9:45 a.m. Thursday in Immaculate Conception Church. Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery.

Rozella Marie Holland Memorial services will be at 2:30 p.m. Thursday in the First Church of the Nazarene for Rozella Marie Holland, 46, of Madras, who died Sunday in Mountain View Hospital there. She was a waitress. She moved to Madras two years ago from Salem. Survivors include her husband, Donald Allen; daughters, Kimberley Ann, Madras, and Tana and Tama Bouvia, both of Salem; sons, Mark Christopher and James Bouvia, all of Salem; stepsons, Allen E.

Holland, Germany, and Gary K. Holland, Madras; stepdaughters, Julie Ann Thyteson, Tacoma, and Kay D. Nicoson and Donna Jean Parker, Oregon City; mother, Marie Wilson, Salem; sisters, Yvette Swaggerty, Tami Layton and Josette Rosa, all of Salem; brother, Gary "Skip" Wilson, Salem; one granddaughter, and two stepgrandchildren. Lorann 'Kelly' Wood LEBANON Graveside services will be at 1 p.m. today in Twin Oaks Cemetery, Albany, for Lorann "Kelly" Wood, 54, of 38129 Wierich Road, who died Sunday in Good Samaritan Hospital, Corvallis.

Vault interment will follows, under direction of DeMoss-Durdan mortuary, Corvallis. She was bom in Kearney, Neb. After a time in Portland, she moved to Corvallis in 1957 and Lebanon in 1976. She worked in Oregon State University's poultry science department for 23 years until her retirement last year. Survivors include her husband, Robert son, Robert Lebanon; daughters, Janice Mears and Marsha Galloway, both of Albany, and Cheryl Hanson, Corvallis; and seven grandchildren.

The family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society, in care of the mortuary. SALEM HOSPITAL (General Unit) AUSTIN To Laurence and Theresa Austin, 4366 Alderbrook Ave. SE, a son, March 30. CLANCY To Jerome and Merry Clancy, P.O. Box 13853, Salem, a daughter, March 30.

COONEY To Gerald and Ar-liss Cooney, Rt. 2, Box 240, Dayton, a daughter, March 30. HICKMAN To Rick and Nancy Hickman, 28511 Ogle Road, Shedd, a son, March 30. LAUGHLIN To Terry and Cynthia Laughlin, Salem, a daughter, March 30. ROCKWELL To Randy and Janie Rockwell, 3066 Alameda St.

NE, a daughter March 30. SEXTON To Robert and Donna Sexton, 1439 Hemlock St. NW, a daughter, March 30. STRUCKMAN To Dan and Kathy Struckman, 5655 Stockton Ave. a son, March 30.

WALKER To Damon and Terria Walker, 4737 Campus Court NE, a daughter, March 29. AT HOME FARRIS To James and De-vona Farris, 41754 Kingston-Jordan Road, Stayton, a daughter, March 17. PORTLAND ADVENTIST MEDICAL CENTER McFARLAND Jeffrey and Diane McFarland, Railroad Avenue, Gates, a son, March 11. McMlNNVILLE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL SHERWOOD To Terry and Joy Sherwood, 720 E. 10th, McMinnville, a daughter, March 20.

ZAVALA To Faustino and Petra Zavala, 420 SE 10th, Dundee, a daughter, March 22. alarms Alarms answered by Salem Area fire departments in the 24 hours ending at 9 p.m. Tuesday: SALEM FIRE DEPARTMENT Tuesday 8:42 a.m. possible house fire with person inside, 3987 Orchard Heights Road NW; smoke removal only; cause, can of salve on stove, no fire. 10:09 a.m.

medical aid, 735 Thompson Ave. NE, transported. 11:41 a.m. medical aid, 631 Thompson Ave. NE, transported.

2:33 p.m. tractor fire, 3737 Liberty Road smoke scare, no fire. 5:43 p.m. unintentional alarm, 2600 Center St. NE, investigated.

7:05 p.m. medical aid, 1865 Childs Ave NE, transported. KEIZER FIRE DEPARTMENT Tuesday 3:57 p.m. possible vehicle fire, 5024 River Road smoke scare, no fire. MARION COUNTY DISTRICT 1 Tuesday 12 20 p.m.

possible structure fire, 3300 block Hollywood Drive NE; smoke scare, investigated. police Stereo equipment and clothing valued together at $355 were reported stolen Tuesday from a car belonging to Debbie Elaine Van-dehey, Salem police said. They said the car was forcibly entered while parked at Lancaster Mall. A television set, stereo equipment and a rug valued together at $1,700 were reported stolen Monday from Jim A. Gage, 2156 Church St.

SE, following a forced entry, Salem police said. corrections Errors appearing in the Statesman-Journal may be brought to the attention of the city desk between noon and 6 pjn. daily by phoning 399-6677. BECAUSE OF an editor error, the amount of the proposed $1 15-million Yamhill County levy voted on Tuesday was incorrect in Tuesday's Statesman-Journal. BECAUSE OF a copy editor error, Willamma Carolina Cole's name was misspelled in the headline on her obituary in Tuesday's Statesman-Journal.

BECAUSE OF a reporter error, the wrong service time was given in Joseph A. Johnston's obituary in Tuesday's Statesman-Journal. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Virgil T. Golden mortuary.

BECAUSE OF a source error, the wrong service time was given in Rozella Marie Holland's obituary in Tuesday's Statesman-Journal, and names of three survivors were omitted. Services will be at 2:30 p.m. Thursday in the First Church of the Nazarene. She is also survived by sisters Yvette Swag-gerty and Tami Layton and grandmother, Lucille Lane, all of Salem. The first name of her husband, Donald A.

Holland, was misspelled as well. BECAUSE OF a reporter error, Gladys E. Petterson's name was misspelled in the funeral listings in Statesman-Journal. 3 courts morion county CIRCUIT COURT Jennifer Sue Monsoa and Richard Jame! Monson: Divorce granted. Wilfred Ellsworth Baker and Marcia Jean Baker: Divorce granted.

Rachel I Murray Gautier and Richard Frank Gautier: Divorce granted. Gtenda F. Bobo and Jimmy Dee Bobo: Divorce granted. John Abraham Koenig and Sandra Kay Koenig: Divorce granted. Katherine Am Til loo and Dale Lome Til-ton: Divorce granted.

Llndamerie E. Moreland and David B. Moreland: Divorce granted. Bernard M. Hooper and Geraldine J.

Hooper: Divorce granted. Ethel L. Casey and Timothy J. Casey: Petition seeks divorce. Edna Wilson and William David Wilson: Petition seeks divorce.

Linda Gay Godsey and Steven Darrell Gsdsey: Petition seeks divorce. Amice Dawn Hal and Jackie Lee Had: Petition seeks divorce. Doris Jean Kemp and Curtis Leon Kemp: Petition seeks divorce. Stephen Alan Brantoa and Valerie Lynn Brant on: Divorce granted, respondent's former name Butler restored. Gary Charles Nieland and Caret Ann Nie-land: Divorce granted.

Gregg Richard Hraca and Sandra Lorraine Diebel Hraca: Divorce granted. Tamara S. Smith and Dwaln Smith Divorce granted. Alan E. WUIard and Cornelia Willard: Divorce granted.

Myra Rich Taylor and Orville Francis luxxxl 70 $oM Stoeror; Oct) tided kk fc-f I siK Esa -Sis- jsVT' ALLEN, George 85, 445 Taybin Road NW, 2 pjn. Free Methodist Church, 4455 Silverton Road NE. ANDREWS, Ralph 84, Lebanon, 11 ajn, Huston mortuary, Lebanon. CRU1CKSHANK, Ron, 77, Dayton. 2 pjn, Macy i Son mortuary, McMinnville.

FAR RAND, Gladys Jory, 88, 4872 Liberty Road 2 pjn, Rigdon-Ransom mortuary. JAQUET, Donald 57, Silverton. 2 p.m. United Methodist Church, Silverton. JOHNSTON, Joseph 77.

370 Church St. SE. 10:30 pjn, Virgil T. Golden mortuary. LAN DON, Florence, 95, Albany, 10:30 ajn Riverside Cemetery, Albany.

OLSON, Mary Olive, 57, Sheridan. 2 p.m., Sheridan United Methodist Church. SEIBOTT, Theodore 85, Woodburn. 10 ajn, Simon mortuary, Woodburn. WILBORN, Robert Carl, 60, Albany, 3 pjn.

United Prespyterian Church, Albany. WILLOUGHBY, Daniel 81. Eugene. 11 ajn, OakJawn Memorial Park, Corvallis WOOD, Lorann "Kelly," 54, Lebanon, 1 pjn. Twin Oaks Cemetery, Albany.

Taylor: Divorce granted. Michael Ross Boyer and Georgia Lee Bover: Divorce granted. Katherine Loo Patterson and Dale Monroe Patterson: Petition seeks divorce. Cynthia Annette Collins and Darrol Lee Collins: Divorce granted. Judith Anne Davis and Richard Allen Davis: Divorce granted.

Dixie Lee Agtdnaga and Richard Allen Agutnaga: Divorce granted. Linda Lucille Starr and Charles Richard Starr: Petition dismissed. Nancy Lee Armbrust and Larry James Armbrust: Divorce granted. Norma Isabel Sadter and James Arthur Sadter: Petition seeks divorce. Rebecca Goetung and Mark V.

Gael-ting: Divorce granted. Virginia Elnora Wbetbam and Roger Lerey Whetham: Petition seeks divorce. Donna Cherie Reames and Terry Lee Reames: Divorce granted. Phyllis Kay SetU and James A. Seiti: Petition seeks divorce.

Emery A Sans Construction inc. vs. Rest Lawa Memory Gardens Inc. and Eugene A. East on: Plaintiff granted judgment of (11,263 against defendant Easton.

Arnold Maxwell Harris vs. Hoyt C. Cupp, superintendent, Oregon State Penitentiary: Petition denied. Mikrea Industries Inc. vs.

Pacific Vinyl Co. and Roger Waterbury: Complaint seeks $8,557 allegedly owed. Judith A. Brothers, custodial parent of Kevin Todd Borregard, vs. Nolan Construction Corp.

and others: Complaint dismissed with prejudice. Arvin Schaefer vs. Glenn R. and Sandra Henry: Complaint seeks $6,915 allegedly owed. Butler Valley Farms Inc.

vs. Tim and Betty Bielenberg, doing business as Oak Lea Farms: Complaint charges trespass by defendant's cows, seeks $5737 for alleged damages. NATIONAL WtAtHl SIRVICI. NQIt Oo Cm. the sun STANDARD TIME ry-sv Erma Ruth Moore SILVERTON Erma Ruth Moore, 71, of 3258 Cascade Highway NE, died at home Tuesday following a lengthy illness.

She was bom in LaGrande, and moved to Silverton in 1947. Surviving are her husband, Wayne, Silverton; daughters, I la Elder, Salem, and Charlotte Strawn and Charlene McColly, both of Silverton; brothers, William Watkins, Wallowa, and Ellis Watkins, Brookings; sister, Lena Gale, Salem; nine grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Unger mortuary. Interment will be private.

The family suggests contributions to the Oregon Heart Association. Joseph A. Johnston Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Virgil T. Golden mortuary for Joseph A.

Johnston, 77, of 370 Church St. SE, who died Friday. Interment will be in Belcrest Memorial Park. Oregon temperatures By The Associated Press Temperature extremes and measurable precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 4 pjn. Tuesday: Max.

Min. Pep. Astoria Baker Brookings Bums Eugene Klamath Falls Lakeview Medford Newport North Bend Pendleton Portland Redmond Salem The Dalles 50 38 .42 46 31 49 38 54 19 46 33 .24 35 24 09 31 45 44 51 29 .12 34 15 35 6 39 5 51 33 56 39 .13 42 25 OS 49 .21 56 38 rood report Road condition reports from State Police as of HI pm. yesterday. Highway 20, Santiam Pass: snow flumes, shish.

US 26, Government Camp: snow flurries, 1-5, Ststuyous: snowing hard. Highway 58, Willamette Pass: snow rtumes. 1-84, Cohimbia Gorge: overcast, bare pawe- Highway 18, Coast Range no adverse conditions. coast weather phone The latest Oregon Coast weather forecast may be obtained by eaBiwg Newport Coast Guard atatioa 2S5-SSII. The srfsrmatioaj Is tides NEWPORT lor Wodneoosry I s)3 1 1 l' weather ujBasf I jfP ,0 Oregon forecast By The Associated Press Portland and vicinity Scattered showers Wednesday and Thursday.

Lows in mid-30s, highs in low 50s. Western Oregon Scattered showers with periods of partial clearing through Thursday. Highs 45 to 55, lows in 30s. Eastern Oregon Scattered snow showers south, partly cloudy north with chance of showers Wednesday. Highs upper 30s and low 40s, lows in 20s.

Extended outlook, Friday through Sunday: Western Oregon Scattered showers, snow showers in Cascades. Highs 45 to 55; lows 30 to 40. Eastern Oregon Scattered snow showers. Highs upper 30s and 40s. Lows 20 to 30, locally in teens.

weather radio Weather forecasts and warnings covering local, coastal and regional areas are updated rammusuwy and broadcast 24 hoars a day over Salmi's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Admintslratwa Weather Radio, frequency W2.475 megaherti (VHF-FM). Not all FM radtaa are equipped to receive the station. LINCOLN CITY Times listed are for bdes at Sileti Bav and Lincoln City. High and low Odes for other Oregon Coastal areas occur earner going south and later gomg north from Lmcotn City. Mar.

high Time LOW Feet Time Feet II 4: 1 17 11 at ajn. At 21 I sjh. 44 II: pjn. 2J LOW Time Feet mc.u APRIL Tbne Feet salem forecast Forecast (from the National Weath er Service, McNary Field, Salem): Scattered showers with periods of partial clearing today and Thursday. High both days near 50, low tonight in the mid -30s.

Chance of measurable rain 80 percent today, 60 percent tonight. Freezing level at 4 p.m. yesterday 2,700 feet. Temperature (To I o'clock last night) 10p.m 40 10a.m 44 11 p.m 40 lla.m 44 Midnight 41 Noon 47 lam 41 1pm 47 2 a 41 2 p.m 48 3 a .39 3 p.m 45 4 a.m JS 4 p.m 44 5a.m 39 5 p.m 45 6 a.m .39 6 p.m 43 7 a.m .39 42 8a.m 40 8 pm 40 9 a 41 9 pjn 38 Degree days Monday: Heating20. (The degrees needed to cool or heat to an average of 65 degrees Fahrenheit).

Cumulative degree days this month: Heating S8X salem precipitation Since start of mafliu year sept. I To date Last year Normal 3RJH X52 MX Rain fa It for the 24 hours ending at 7 yesterday: 0IC riVer levels (As of I pjn. yesterday) Willamette (Salem) 8I ft. Santiam (Mehama) 33 ft. Santiam (Jefferson) .4.2 ft Wilson (Tillamor) 4 ft.

Nestucca (Beaver) 43 ft. national weather By The Associated Press Columbus 73 43 01 clr Norfolk 65 40 rn Temperatures indicate Dal-FtWth 7 63 SB clr OklaCity 74 56 clr high and tow for Tuesday to 7 Denver 50 33 cdy Omaha 64 48 clr pm. EST: DesMoines 63 50 .11 clr Orlando 81 80 cdy HiLsPrcOtik Detroit 70 32 .15 clr PalmSrjrmgs 72 48 Albany 66 22 clr Duluth 40 37 24 cdy Philadprua 64 32 crr Albuque 65 33 cdy FJ Paso 77 43 clr PhowM 70 49 cdy Amanita 75 43 clr Fairbanks 15 -01 cdy Pittsburgh 70 37 clr Anchorage 34 22 clr Hartford 67 27 clr PttamLMe 52 28 cdy Asheville 67 40 clr Helena 43 23 A3 sn RaptdCity 50 35 J5cdy Atlanta 72 49 cdy Honolulu 75 70 .14 cdy Red Bluff 47 40 25 AtlantcCty 63 29 clr Houston 73 68 fficdy Reno 47 25 sn Bakersfield 86 43 JB Indnaplis 89 49 J6 clr Richmond 71 36 rn Baltimore 86 29 clr Jacksnvlle 78 58 cdy Sacramento 53 43 Jl Birmmehm 76 53 ch- Juneaa 41 22 cdy Salt Lake 43 33 sn Bismarck 37 35 J2 sn KansCity 65 59 U4 clr SanDiego 63 56 SB rn Boise 46 33 sn LasVegas 63 45 SanFran S3 46 Jl rn Boston 58 37 err LittleRork 89 59 24 ctr Seattle 4 34 rn Bmwnsvlte 90 74 cdy LosAngetes 62 45 24 rn StLoms 72 55 29 ca- Buffato 64 30 cdv Louisville 73 55 clr StPTampa 80 cdy OiarltteNC 73 47 clr Memphis 72 5B clr StSteMane 3B 32 45cdy CharistnSC 71 55 Dtcdy Miami 77 72 cdy Spokane 44 1 J7cdy CharlstnWV 77 48 clr Milwaukee 65 41 JScdy Tucson 67 46 cdy Cheyenne 44 28 cdy Mpts-St 59 42 1 clr Tut 78 61 clr Oacaeo 63 48 j61 clr Naville 73 53 clr Washrngtn 68 36 rn Cincinnati 73 54 ctr NewOrleam 78 53 clr Wichita 68 -20 cdy Cleveland 73 41 jM ctr New York 80 40 clr Times listed are for odes at Ya-quina Bay and Nemport. High and tow tides for other Oregon Coastal areas occur earlier gomg south and later gomg north from New putt HIGH IOW Taw Feet Time Feet 4 41 ajn. 8.1 -14 (I7pja.

SJ 11:45 pjn. XJ HIGH LOW Time Feet Time Feet tu. 1 pjn. A3 pja. 43 aj.

IMij II 4faa. 4J) MSjk. A3 coast weather Small craft advisory for southwest winds 15 to 30 mph through Wednesday night. Loral seas 3 to 6 feet north. 5 to 9 feet south.

Long oceans swells west 6 to 10 feet north. 8 to 12 feet south. Scattered showers Wednesday anxf Thursday. Lows 35 to 40. highs 50 to 55.

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