Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 14

"HI 11 Imana Statesman-Journal, Sunday, November 18, 1984 1 Ejii atyii Harvey Henry Thiessen Jack S. Ramet obituaries bankruptcies deaths elsewhere Lloyd H. "Popp" Henrici WOODBURN Lloyd H. "Popp" Henrici, 84, of Hemlock Circle, died Thursday in Portland. He was born in Beaver Creek.

He ran a service station in Portland until 1965 and worked for Earth Stove Inc. in Tualatin from 1965 until his retirement in 1982. Survivors include wife, Felicia; son, Garold, Woodburn; daughter, Gloria Rychen, Woodburn; and sister, Ethel Shockley, Portland. Memorial services wili be at 7:30 p.m. at the Willamette Valley Assembly Hall of Jehovah Witnesses in Woodburn.

Private interment follows at the Clackamas Cemetery in Clackamas under the direction of Cornwell mortuary. Jack S. Ramet, 57, of 3722 Sunnys-view Road NE, died Thursday. He was born in Missouri. He served in the Navy for 22 years, seeing duty during both World War II and the Korean War.

He moved to Salem six years ago. He managed the Pit Stop Market. Survivors include daughters, Michelle Wohlers and Jacqueline Creigh-an; son, Donald; sister, Dorothy Potts; and brothers, George, Robert and Charles, all of San Diego, Calif. Arrangements are pending at Barrick mortuary. Vivian Janet Hager Vivian Janet Hager, 65, of 4088 Hager St.

SE, died Saturday. She was born in Tacoma, Wash. She moved to Salem from Oregon City 34 years ago. She was a member of Trinity Methodist Church. Survivors include husband, William daughters, Jan R.

Drill, Dallas, and Treva K. Teeples, Lawton, and son, Bill Enterprise. Memorial services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Trinity Methodist Church under the direction of Rigdon-Ransom mortuary. Contributions may be made to the church.

funerals today OUSLEY, Florence 81, Wood-burn, 11 a.m., North Marion Baptist Church. ANTHONY To Robert and Linna Anthony, Waldport, a daughter, Nov. 9. WARFIELD To Terrance and Cora Warfield, Upper Olalla Road, Toledo, a daughter, Nov. 9.

POLSON To Eric and Caralyn Poison, 8813 Highway 101 Waldport, a daughter, Nov. 13. WILLIAMS-BEAM To Scotty Williams and Carrie Beam, 167'2 NE First, Toledo, a son, Nov. 14. SILVERTON HOSPITAL FISCHER-VOELZ To Alan Fischer and Annette Voelz, 10303 Butte Creek Road, Scotts Mills, a daughter, Nov.

7. DECKELMANN To Chris and Sharon Deckelmann, 10328 S. Comer Creek Drive, Molalla, a son, Nov. 8. EFSEAFF To Phillip and Lud-milla Efseaff, 360 SW Nancy Gresham, a daughter, Nov.

8. HERMAN To Robert and Pau-lann Herman, 315 W. Hollister, Stayton, a son, Nov. 10. SANTIAM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, Stayton LESLEY To Peggy Lesley, 940 E.

Jefferson Stayton, a son, Nov. 8. CONRAD To Michael and Catherine Conrad, 973 E. Jefferson Stayton, a son, Nov. 9.

SALEM HOSPITAL (General Unit) BRENNEMAN To Paul and Lea Brenneman, 3712 Harvey Ave. SE, a son, Nov. 17. EDMINSTER To Craig and Den-ise Edminster, 4682 Santiam St. NE, a daughter, Nov.

7. HANDLEY To Delvan and Carol Handley, 5354 Flint Court a son, Nov. 17. HESS To Richard and Connie Hess, 6917 Fenwick Court triplets, two daughters and a son, Nov. 17.

HINDMAN To Larry and Christine Hindman, 4213 Campbell St. SE, a son, Nov. 17. The Forecast for 7 p.m. CLACKAMAS Harvey Henry Thiessen, 72, of 13640 SE Highway 212, died Thursday, He was born in Jansen, Neb.

He moved to Dallas in 1940 and Clackamas in 1979. He farmed and worked at a Fred Meyer dairy operation for more than 20 years before his retirement. He was a member of Hinson Memorial Baptist Church in Portland, Survivors include wife, Barbara daughter, Mary D. Gould, Portland; son, Allan Nick, Portland; sisters, Anna Harms, Evelyn Harms, Helen Loewen and Sue Reimer, all of Dallas; and brother, Edwin, Portland. Services will be at 10:30 a.m.

Monday at Riverview Abbey mortuary, Portland. Private entombment follows at Riverview Abbey Mausoleum. Contributions may be made to the Hinson Memorial Baptist Church Foreign Mission Fund. Mary Park WILLAMINA Mary Park, 82, died Friday in Portland. She was born in Madera County, Calif.

She graduated from Southern Oregon's Myrtle Creek High School. moved to Willamina in 1939. She worked as a volunteer at the Willamina Library and served on the library board. She was a member of Eastern Star and the Methodist Church. Survivors include daughter, Pat Casey, Salem, and brothers, Adam and John Frederick, both of Springfield, Paul Frederick, Phoenix, and Huey Frederick, Salem.

Memorial Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the United Methodist Church in Willamina. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or the Clarence Park Memorial Fund at the Willamina Fire Department. Donna Schneider, 2638 Primrose Lebanon, a son, Nov. 6.

SULLIVAN To Anthony and Cynthia Sullivan, 2375 Ermine St. SE, Albany, a son, Nov. 7. SHURTS To Rick and Cynthia Shurts, 350 W. Oak, Lebanon, a daughter, Nov.

8. PLAGMANN To Lynn and Da-Linda Plagman, 32938 Bellinger Scale Road, Lebanon, a daughter, Nov. 9. PAULLIA To Verna Paullia, 785 SE 24th Albany, a son, Nov. 10.

BISHOP To Heidi Bishop, 849 SE Waverly, Albany, a daughter, Nov. 11. REINER To Ralph and Pamela Reiner, 6235 Nelson Loop SW, Albany, a daughter, Nov. 11. ROPP To Valerie and Byron Ropp, 1921 Kennel Road SE, Albany, a son, Nov.

11. COBURN To William annd Margaret Coburn, 6317 Chapman Court, Albany, a son, Nov. 12. LANCASTER To William and Diane Lancaster, 220 Sixth SW, Albany, a son, Nov. 12.

NEW LINCOLN HOSPITAL, Toledo WALBERT To Tracy Ray Wal-bert, 630 SW Fall, Newport, a son, Oct. 31. HARLEY To Nelson and Dorothy Harley, 164 N. Douglas, Toledo, a son, Nov. 1.

OLSEN To Todd and Teresa Olsen, 333 NW 25th, Newport, a son, Nov. 1. FLOCK-BRIGHT To Arron Flock and Tani Bright, Siletz, a daughter, Nov. 3. SMITH-DEMARIS To Bryon Smith and Lucinda Demaris, 16 NW Brook Newport, a son, Nov.

4. JONES To David and Floris Jones, Toledo, a daughter, Nov. 5. ANGELLO-LAPUNSKY To John Angello and Valerie Lapunsky, 4 SW High, Newport, a daughter, Nov. 8.

Oregon temperatures The Associated Press Temperature extremes and measurable precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 4 p.m. PST. Max. Min. Pep.

A. Kelvin Smith CLEVELAND (AP) A. Kelvin Smith, 85, philanthropist and former board chairman of the Lubrizol died Thursday at his home in the Cleveland suburb of Shaker Heights. Smith contributed widely to the Cleveland Orchestra, the Blossom Music Center and other musical organizations in northeastern Ohio. He established the Sea Research Foundation in Niagara Falls, N.Y., and Mystic, to research marine biology.

Smith was president of Lubrizol, the world's leading maker of additives for lubricants, from 1951 to 1962. After that, he served a year as vice board chairman, then was chairman from 1964 to 1966. Edward G. Harness CINCINNATI (AP) Edward G. Harness, 65, a former board chairman of Procter Gamble who worked with the company for 40 years, died Thursday of complications following abdominal surgery.

Vic Dickenson NEW YORK (AP) Trombonist Vic Dickenson, 78, who performed with such jazz greats as Count Basie and Bobby Hackett, died Friday. In the 1940s and early '50s, Dickenson played in the Count Basie orchestra. He also frequently performed with Claude Hopkins, Eddie Haywood and Hackett. In the 1970s Dickenson played with the World's Greatest Jazz Band with clarinetist Yank Lawson and bass player Bob Haggart. meetings The Salem City Council meets at noon Monday in its Civic Center chambers, 555 Liberty St.

SE. The Salem Planning Commission meets at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Civic Center council chambers. The Salem Hearings Officer meets at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Civic Center council chambers.

The Marion County Board of Commissioners meets at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday in Room 129 of the courthouse. The Marion County Housing Authority meets at 2 p.m. Monday in Room 129 of the courthouse. The Marion County Corrections Facility Siting Committee meets at noon Tuesday in the commissioners' board room at the courthouse.

The Polk County Board of Commissioners meets at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Polk courthouse in Dallas. The Salem School Budget Committee meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the board room at North Salem High School, 765 14th St. NE, to discuss a proposed kindergarten budget.

The Chemeketa Community College Board meets at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Skillet Room, in Building 34 on the Salem campus. The Keizer City Council will not meet this week due to the death of the mayor's wife. Nov. 18 FRONTS: Occluded -w Stationary T30I EDITOR'S NOTE: Following is an alphabetical listing of obituaries In today's Statesman-Journal: Derry, Agnes Hager, Vivian Janet Henrici, Lloyd H.

"Popp" Hernandez, Fatima Mary Park, Mary Ramet, Jack S. Thiessen, Harvey Henry Tweed, Hazel M. Hazel M. Tweed WOODBURN Hazel M.Tweed, 87, died Saturday. She was born in Portland.

She moved to Woodburn in 1965. She worked as a bookkeeper at a Portland bank until her retirement. She was a member of Eastern Star. Survivors include son, Robert M. Stutte, Juneau, Alaska, and daughter, Phyllis Marti, Woodburn.

Services will be 2 p.m. Monday at Cornwell mortuary. Private interment will be in Lincoln Memorial Park, Portland. Agnes Derry Agnes Derry, 88, of 1955 Dallas Highway NW, died Friday. She was born in Missouri.

After graduating from Willamette University and taught English at North Salem High School for 13 years and adult education classes for 20 years. She was the author of a textbook for adults that was used in many classes in Oregon. After her retirement, she worked as a volunteer in the Senior Townhouse Hot Lunch Program. Survivors include brother, A. P.

Rumburg, Montrose, Calif. Private graveside services will be held next Saturday under the direction of Barrick mortuary. GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL, Corvallis SHARINGHOUSEN To Mark and Jeanette Sharinghousen, Albany, a daughter, Oct. 2. CHRISTENSEN To Ralph and Lillian Christensen, 1641 NW Circle Corvallis, a daughter, Nov.

5. WILLIAMSON To Mike and Kim Williamson, 534 S. 19th Philomath, a daughter, Nov. 5. JARRETT To Ronald and Wanda Madrona Way SE, Albany, a daughter, Nov.

6. REID To David F. and Helaine M. Reid, 3338 SW Cascade, Corvallis, a daughter, Nov. 6.

JONES To Traci Jones, 326 Catherine Court, Monmouth, a daughter, Nov. 6. CIRELLO To Craig and Patricia Cirello, 1896 SW Brooklane, Corvallis, a daughter, Nov. 7. GARLOUGH To Jerry and Barbara Garlough, 1652 SW Knollbrook, Corvallis, a daughter, Nov.

7. SCHAEFFER To Delbert and Sandra Schaeffer, 1889 Meadow Wood Drive NW, Albany, a daughter, Nov. 7. PUOPOLO To Richard S. and Christina A.

Puopolo, 4710 SE Christopher, Albany, a daughter, Nov. 7. BUCHHEIT To Kevin and Lisa Buchheit, 2625 12th Lebanon, a daughter, Nov. 8. GRIFFIN To Randall and Anna Griffin, 3542 NW Satinwood Corvallis, a son, Nov.

9. WOLF To Jerry and Renita Wolf, Toledo Route 1, Box 117C, a daughter, Nov. 9. SOUTH To Rick and Margaret South, 2665 NW Royal Oaks Drive, Corvallis, a daughter, Nov 9. weather salem forecast Forecast (from the National Weath-er Service, McNary Field, Salem) Scattered showers and partial clearing today.

High near 50, low near 40. Southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 70 percent today and 60 percent tonight. Rain likely at times Monday. High Monday 50 to 55.

Freezing level at 4 p.m. yesterday 700 feet. Temperature (To 9 o'clock last night) 10 p.m 35 10a.m 39 11 p.m 37 lla.m 42 Midnight 35 Noon 42 1 a.m 34 1 p.m 44 2a.m 34 2 p.m... 45 3 a.m 35 3 p.m 44 4 a.m 37 4 p.m 44 5 a.m 38 5 p.m 44 6 a.m 37 6 p.m 47 7 a.m 37 7 p.m 49 8 a.m 38 8 p.m 49 9 a.m 39 9 p.m 51 Degree days Friday: Heating 23. (The degrees needed to cool or heat to an average of 65 degrees Fahrenheit).

Cumulative degree days this month: Heating 288. salem precipitation Since start of weather year Sept. I To dale Last year Normal 12.78 9.07 732 Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 9 p.m. yesterday: 35 levels river births Those are new petitions for adjudications for bankruptcy, including name of petitioner, address, occupation and debts. The information is supplied courtesy of the Daily Journal of Commerce: MILLER, Steven Dean Cynthia Lynn, 4797 Antelope Court NE, Salem; systems analyst.

Debts, $15,184. AGNEW, Eva Roseltha, 3428 Third St. SE, Salem; placement specialist. Debts, $1,912. RAMSEY, Donna Lee, 272 Mize Road SE, Salem; file clerk.

Debts, $3,615. JOLLEY, Robert R. Justina W. Maple Stayton; fabricator. Debts, $7,19253.

KILGORE, Vernon 1696 Liberty St. NE, Salem; warehouseman. Debts, $2,637.45. HASSAN, Shannon 1879 Highway Ave. NE, Salem; hairdresser.

Debts, $10,786. RYCHENER, Thomas L. Carol, P.O. Box 401, Molalla; truck driver. Debt, $18,825.03.

DINAN, Patrick William Judith Laura, 112 Canter Lane, Sherwood; engaged in business as PJD Enterprises Tom Hopkins Training Center. Debts, $275297.10. BERGMAN, John Mark Debra 22nd Newport; supervisor trainee, ticket taker. Debts not shown. FINCH, Rauls Nancy 3240 54th Ave.

NE, Albany; gas station owner, dog kennel owner. Debts, $195,319.09. SWANSON, JudyAnn, 3767 Liberty Road Salem; child care worker. Debts, $4,011.24. MATHENIA, Daniel Lynn Marie Estella, P.O.

Box 845, Amity; teamster. Debts, $11,718.77. Emergency runs made by Salem-area fire departments in the 24 hours ending at 6 p.m. Saturday: SALEM AND KEIZER Friday 5:55 p.m. medical aid, 3123 Winslow Way NW, treated at scene.

6:28 p.m. car fire, Bellevue at 12th streets SE, investigated. 10:12 p.m. medical aid. Chase Street at Liberty Road treated at scene.

Saturday 12:02 a.m. medical aid, 1910 Madrona Ave. transported. 12:30 a.m. medical aid, 3235 Oakcrest Drive NW, transported.

2:22 a.m. medical aid, 2265 5th St. NE, transported. 2:47 a.nv. fire alarm, 2600 Center St.

NE, investigated. 8:26 a.m. medical aid, 506 Marino Drive transported. 8:52 a.m. medical aid, 404 17th St.

SE, transported. 9:58 a.m. medical aid, 480 Center St. NE, investigated. 10:46 a.m.

medical aid, 2510 Front St. NE, transported. 11:18 a.m. medical aid, 2505 Commercial St. SE, investigated.

11:56 a.m. medical aid, 1899 32nd Place NE, treated at scene. 1:02 p.m. fire alarm, 285 12th St. SE, investigated.

2:33 p.m. fire, 2435 Lee St. SE, investigated. 3:37 p.m. fire alarm, 960 Mill St.

SE, investigated. 3:58 a.m. medical aid, 3976 Neelon Drive transported. 4:02 p.m. medical aid, 1169 Spruce St.

NE, transported. 4:37 p.m. fire, 4875 Justice Way extinguished. MARION COUNTY DISTRICT 1 Friday 6:30 p.m. medical aid, 4318 State transported.

Saturday 7:31 a.m. medical aid, 7890 2nd St. SE, transported. 3:11 p.m. medical aid, 8855 Pueblo Ave.

NE, transported. 5:33 p.m. medical aid, 4955 Ar-rowood Court SE, treated at scene. Tools, photo equipment and other items, valued together at $440, were reported stolen Saturday from a vehicle in the 3300 block of Winola Ave. following a forced entry, Salem police said.

Jewelry valued at $300 was reported stolen Thursday from a residence in the 3600 block of 13th St. SE following a forced entry, Salem police said. They said $1,630 in cash belonging to the 7th-Day Pentecostal Holiness Church in Albany also was taken from the residence, home of two church officials. corrections Errors appearing in the Statesman-Journal may be brought to the attention of the city desk between noon and 6 p.m. daily by telephoning 399-6677.

lottery OLYMPIA (AP) Here are winning numbers Saturday in the Washington state On-Line "Triple Choice" Lottery game, and the "Lotto" game. The drawing for Lotto is once a week, on Saturdays, while the Triple Choice drawing is six days a week. Triple Choice: 008 Lotto: 2-4-8-17-19-21 iv alarms police Fatima Mary Hernandez INDEPENDENCE Fatima Mary Hernandez, 32, of 587 died Friday. She was born in Sunnyside, Wash. She moved to Independence in 1964 from Idaho.

Survivors include parents, Jose and Isabelle Hernandez, Independence; brothers, Joe Paul, Seattle, Ezequiel, Dallas, Danny, Springfield, Samuel and Rafael, both of Salem, and Mark, Independence; and sisters, Al-vina, Mount Vernon, Alice Maralas, Salem, and Berta Carrillo, Independence. Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Farnstrom mortuary. Interment follows at Fir Crest Cemetery, Monmouth. Contributions may be made to the Independence Rescue Unit, care of the fire department.

CAMPI To Gregory and Patricia Campi, 3122 Stahlbush Island Road, Corvallis, a daughter, Nov. 9. LINDELL To Sandy and Barbara Lindell, 1760 NW Division, Corvallis, a son, Nov. 9. SCHMID To Daphne L.

Schmid, 365 N. 17th Philomath, a daughter, Nov. 9. OMAR-KASSIM To Nor Amimah Omar and Mohdizam Kassim, 1870 NW Taylor Corvallis, a daughter, Nov. 9.

STONE To John and Kim Stone, 2420 SW Pickford, Corvallis, a son, Nov. 9. PEARSON To James C. and Barbara C. Pearson, 380 NW Leprechaun Lane, Corvallis, a daughter, Nov.

10. COVEY To Mark and Amy Covey, 1200 SE Madison, Albany, a son, Nov. 11. NYSTROM To Todd and Amy Nystrom, 661 Kelly Monroe, a daughter, Nov. 11.

MIVILLE To Daniel and Sandra Miville, 502 N. Eighth, Philomath, a son, Nov. 1 1 a son, Nov. 1 1 HOLMBECK To Nancy A. Holm-beck, 738 SE 34th Albany, a son, Nov.

11. LEE To Peter and Peggy Lee, Monroe Route 1, Box 393B, a daughter, Nov. 11. SHACKELFORD To Donald and Teresa L. Shackelford, 3708 SE Pine Albany, a daughter, Nov.

11. ALBANY GENERAL HOSPITAL TREBES To Thomas and Susan Trebes, 2799 10th Lebanon, a son, Nov. 3. LYONS To Donald and Joan Lyons, 29465 Highway 34, Corvallis, a daughter, Nov. 5.

POORMAN To Mark and Mechele Poorman, 710 W. Sixth Albany, a daughter, Nov. 6. SCHNEIDER To David and Oregon forecasts The Associated Press Portland-Vancouver Sunday: Partly sunny with a 70 percent chance of showers. High near 50.

Wind southwest 10 to 20 mph. Sunday night: 60 percent chance of showers. Low near 40. Monday: Increasing chance of rain. High in the low 50s.

Oregon Cascades Sunday: Showers rain or snow. Snow level near 4,000 feet. Southwest wind 15 to 25 mph decreasing. Sunday night: Chance of snowshowers. Monday: Increasing clouds.

Chance rain or snow. Western Oregon Scattered showers and partial clearing periods Sunday. Increasing chance of rain Monday. Lows Sunday night in the 30s. Highs in 50s.

Eastern Oregon Partly cloudy with few showers rain or snow Sunday. Increasing clouds Monday. Lows 25 to 35. Highs in the 40s. Extended forecasts: Tuesday through Thursday.

Western Oregon Decreasing chance of showers Tuesday. Dry Wednesday and Thursday. Highs upper 40s to upper 50s. Lows 35 to 45. Eastern Oregon Chance of showers Tuesday, otherwise dry.

Highs in 40s. Lows 25 to 35 cooling to 20 to 30 Wednesday and Thursday. weather radio Weather forecasts and warnings covering local, coastal and regional areas are updated continuously and broadcast 24 hours a day over Salem's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Weather Radio, frequency 162.475 megahertz (VHF-FM). Not all FM radios are equipped to receive the station. sun STANDARD TIME Sunrise 7:13 am.

7:15 am. 7: It am. Nov. 18 IS Sunset 4:41 pm. 4:46 pm.

4:39 pm. LINCOLN CITY Times listed are for tides at Siletz Bay and Lincoln City. High and low tides for other Oregon Coastal areas occur earlier going south and later going north from Lincoln City. tides .403020 Astoria 51 38 37 Baker 43 21 Brookings 57 43 .70 Burns Eugene 49 32 .33 Klamath Falls 46 24 Lakeview Medford 53 32 Newport 56 44 .41 North Bend 60 44 57 Pendleton 38 35 Portland 52 36 .15 Redmond 48 25 Salem 45 30 .23 The Dalles 45 42 Tillamook 53 35 31 Warm Springs road report Showers Rain Flurries Snow National Weather Service NOAA. U.S.

Oeot of Commerce national weather (Toll-free phone number: 1-800-821-6999.) Road condition reports from State Police as of 10 pm. yesterday. Highway 20, Santiam Pass: bare pavement. U.S. 26, Government Camp: bare pavement.

1-5, Siskiyous: bare pavement. coast weather Sunday: Scattered showers and partial clearing. High in low 50s. Southwest wind 10 to 20 mph. Sunday night Partly cloudy.

Chance of a few showers. Low near 40. Monday: Increasing chance rain again. High 50 to 55. coast weather telephone The latest Oregon Coast weather forecast may be obtained by calling the Newport Coast Guard station 265-5511.

The information is updated every four hours. NEWPORT Columbia 62 27 cdy Nashville 50 25 The Associated Press Columbus 41 21 NewOrleans 73 53 cdy Saturday Dals-FtWorth 55 53 .10 cdy NewYork 49 36 21 Temperaiures indicate previ- Dayton 40 20 rn Norfolk 55 33 ous day's high and overnight low Denver 47 23 cdy Omaha 44 38 cdy to 8 p.m. EST. DesMoines 39 31 .03 clr Orlando 80 54 clr Hi Lo Pre Otlk Detroit 46 23 cdy PalmSprings 80 53 Albany 40 33 cdy Duluth 28 28 clr Philadelphia 47 32 Albuquerque 46 41 30 cdy ElPaso 59 47 .05 cdy Phoenix 72 52 cdy Amarillo 47 41 .15 cdy Evansvilie 46 23 rn Pittsburgh 44 22 sn Anchorage 24 19 cdy Fairbanks 07 02 cdy PortlandJWe. 42 31 cdy Asheville 56 27 rn Fargo 21 14 cdy Providence 44 36 cdy Atlanta 60 31 Flagstaff 48 23 cdy Raleigh 55 26 cdy AtlanticCily 46 34 GrandRapids 47 29 cdy RapidCity 48 30 cdy Austin 68 54 cdy GreatFalls 49 21 cdy RedBluff 55 39 Bakersfiekl 60 48 Greensboro 54 25 rn Reno 49 24 cdy Baltimore 49 30 rn Hartford 44 32 cdy Richmond 57 27 rn Billings 49 28 cdy Helena 43 17 cdy Sacramento 61 45 cdy Birmingham 67 31 Honolulu 86 74 clr StLouis 43 30 cdy Bismarck 33 15 cdy Houston 71 53 .15 cdy SanAntonio 69 54 .03 cdy Boise 49 24 cdy Indianapolis 44 22 SanDiego 67 58 39 cdy Boston 42 40 cdy Jackson 65 34 cdy SanFrancisco 63 48 cdy Brownsville 84 65 cdy Jacksonville 71 49 cdy Seattle 53 38 .03 rn Buffalo 37 28 cdy Juneau 40 34 20 cdy Shreveport 60 46 cdy Burlington 36 28 cdy KansasCity 40 33 35 cdy SiouxFalls 51 35 clr Casper 44 19 clr LasVegas 67 47 clr Spokane 41 29 cdy CharlstnSC.

56 44 cdy LittleRock 48 35 cdy Syracuse 36 31 cdy Charlstn.W.V. 44 23 LosAngeles 69 50 clr' fopeka 40 37 33 cdy Charlotte 58 26 rn Louisville 44 23 Tucson 65 40 cdy Cheyenne 41 25 clr Lubbock 49 42 .70 cdy Tulsa 43 38 cdy Chicago 42 24 cdy Memphis 56 32 cdy Washington 49 36 Cincinnati 42 20 rn MiamiBeach 78 70 clr Wichita 42 39 .14 cdy Cleveland 45 24 rn Milwaukee 44 26 clr Times listed are for tides at Yaquina Bay and Newport. High and low tides for other Oregon Coastal areas occur earlier going aouth and later going north from Newport. STANDARD TIME Nov. HIGH LOW HIGH LOW Time Feet Time Feel Time Feet Time Feet 18 8:3 am.

(.7 2:99 am. 9.5 8:21 am. 8.1 1:38 am. 9J 8:36 pm. Si 3:09 pm.

1.8 8:32 pm. IS 2:38 pm. 12 19 9:13 am. 7 3:94 am. t.7 9:09 am.

8.7 2:33 am. 12 9:45 pm. i 4:95 pm. 8.5 12 3:34 pm. 94 29 9:53 am.

7J 3:56 am. 1J 9:49 am. 93 3:25 am. IS 19:48 pm. 1.1 4:57 pm.

19:44 pm. 7i 4:2 pm. -9J (As of 2 pm. yesterday) Willamette (Salem) 184 ft. N.

Santiam (Mehama) 75 ft. Santiam (Jefferson) 10.3 ft Wilson (Tillamook) 50 ft. Nestucca (Beaver) 4 9 ft. Siletz (Siletz) 54 ft. Alsea (Tidewater) 5.7 ft.

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