Eugene register-guard., March 21, 1962, Image 15

EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Wed., March 21, 1962 Page 15A
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Circuit Court Records
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t Rain is predicted tonight for western Oregon and other parts of
Rain tne Pacific Northwest. Some rain or snow is expected in parts of
. the northern Plateau and northern Plains. Rain also is expected
rp 1 , in northern Ohio and western Pennsylvania. It will be cooler from
1 OniCfnt tne Atlantic coast westward through the Mississippi valley and
& the eastern Plains.
Emerald Empire Weather
DIVORCE! QsUNTRQ
(March, , IM2 '
Ota H, Hansen from William A.
Hanaep; Jaequelyn at. Rafmuuen
from Robert P. Rasmussen: Robert
R. Cantwell from Loretta H, Oant
wall; Cora L. Krismarkl fron Bt
phen J. Krismarkl, and Robert
Glenn Ewing from Ardlth Hlalna
Ewinf.
, COMPLAINTS FILED
(March 13, I9C2)
Jamal Lindsay Eaatburn by Doro
thy Eaitburn va Garet A. Llndteyi
Suit for damages. Plaintiff alleges
no was injured on June iei in
an automobile accident caused by
the defendant on Black Butte Road
near Cottage Grove. Plaintiff seeks
se,ow general damages ana su
special damages.
W. H. Dandy vs Paul J. Ryan and
Leonard Masen Suit for damages.
Plalntlrr allegea the defendants with
out authority removed 22,160 board
feet of Douglas fir timber from his
land and seeks to recover 1665.40
damages to be tripled tor total
oi si.we.zu.
(March 14, 1961)
Anna E. Jonnes vs Elvln 0. Jones:
Petition for annulment.
Constance Glover vs Wayne Thar-
wald Nysten: Petition for support.
nazei nniooe vs inesior f. le
gacy: Petition for support,
Patsy Evelyn Brashear va Duane
Leo Weage: Petition for aupport.
state of gregon vs Jimmie storaee
EUGENE-SPRINGFIELD
Forecast: Occasional light
rain today, intermittent rain
tonight; scattered showers
and sunny periods Thursday.
Expected high today, 52; low
tonight, 40; predicted high
Thursday, 52. Western Ore
gon: Temperatures averaging
below normal with warming
trend toward weekend. Low,
3240. Periods of rain.
Statistics (readings at the
U. S. Weather Bureau, Man
Ion Sweet Airport, Eugene):
Highest temperature Tuesday,
52; lowest Wednesday morn
ing, 39; rain in 24 hours end
ing 10 a.m. Wednesday, .04 of
an inch; total for March, 2.22
inches; average for March,
' 4.32 inches; readings at 10
a.m. Wednesday; humidity, 80
per cent; wind, S13. Prevail
ing wind Tuesday, WSW5.5.
Stages of rivers at 7 a.m.
Wednesday, Willamette at
EWEB Steam Plant, 11.0 feet;
McKenzie at Armitage Bridge,
3.1 feet.
Sunrise and sunset: Thurs
day, 6:13 a.m. and 6:27 p.m.;
Friday, 6:11 a.m. and 6:29
p.m.
TEMPERATURES
(24 hours ending 10 a.m.
Wednesday)
Noon Tues. id Midnlt Wad. 43
1 p.m: i-.SQ i a.m. ' ,-40
4 p.m. " I a.m. " r-4fl
5 pjn. ' ...44 I a.m. r40
8 p.m. "41 e m, ,.-.41
10 p.m. " 42 10 a.m. " 44
Readings at US. Weather Bu
reau, Hahlon Sweet Airport, Eu
gene. OREGON
(24 hours to 4:30 a.m. Wednesday)
Max. Mln. Prep.
Prep,
.11
.10
.08
.01
Astoria - 49
Baker
Bend 47
Brookings 88
Burns 48
Klamath Falls 43
Lskevlew 42
Medford 50
Newport SO
North Bend . 52
Pendleton . 52
Portland 50
Redmond 47
Roseburg 52
Salem 50
The Dallet 40
-.11
.20
T
.04
, T
.03
.05
.02
.10
.18
.02
.03
T
.01
.03
T
Farmers Prosecuted
MOSCOW (Jl Farm workers
In Russia's Kazakhstan Republic
are being prosecuted for ne
glecting tractor repairs and the
preparation of seeds for spring
planting. An issue of Kazakh
stan Prsvria cited the case of an
agronomist sentenced to a year's
corrective laDor lor causing
spoilage of seed grain.
Blood Bank
Donors Needed Thursday
A Positive
A Negative 1
O Positive ; 2
O Negative 3
B Positive 1
Rare types always needed:
AB Positive. AB Negative.
Lane Memorial Blood Bank
790 E. 11th Ave., Eugene.
Phone DI 5-0338. Open 1:30
4 p.m. Monday through Fri
day; 9-11 a.m. Saturday. Clos
ed Sunday.
NATIONAL
Mag. Mln,
Atlanta ..r 61 M
flimsrck . . 31 It
else 50 SO
Cleveland ; 44 84
Denver 81 -80
has Moln 34 81
Detroit r, 49 S6
Helena ill .1 50 88
Honolulu 79 70
Juneau S5 24
Los Angelea 58 49 .
Louisville 80 50
Memphis 63 51
Miami 75 73
Minneapolis .. 38 25
New Orleans 73 69
New York 54 .18
Oklahoma City 78 42
Omaha 37 25
Phoenix 82 47
Pittsburgh . 56 43
Rapid City 52 29
St. Louie 56 37
Salt Lake City 55 32
San Diego 62 50
San Francisco 57 48
Sesttle 50 34
Tampa 76 65
Washington J 45
T Trace
. FIVE DAY
Northwest Oregon: Highs mostly
50.55; lows 34-40; repeated showers
with total near one inch.
Southwest Oregon: Highs mostly
60-56; lows 3237 except 36-41 near
coast; repeated showers.
Eastern Oregon: Highs mostly
45-55; low 25-35 with 22-30 north
east; precipitation Thursday and
Sunday.
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Powelll Defendant's appeal from a
conviction in Lane County District
Court en charge t passing at an
fntaraectlop.
(nieren la, leeei
Henry TenNenel va Safeway Stores
Inc., Ron Llndeen, end three John
Does: Suit for demegee. Plaintiff at
leges that the defendants publicly
slsndered nim by felaely accusing
him on March 4, ISflt of stealing
Items from the Safeway Store In
Springfield. Plaintiff seeks 150,000.
uivukuh stun' riLsu
Ronald J. Chaoman vs Marie Jean-
nette Chapman! W, Arlene Under
hill vs Raymond A. Underhill; Gary
Sabln vs Lillian Sabtnj Nils Corey
va Charles w, coreyi Pauline John
son vs Chsrlie p. Johnson; Janet
Marie Hess vs Andrew J. Hass;
Aleta M. Rogers vs Walter C. Bog
em Claude R, Watklna va Orlena O.
Watklns. Essie M. Wiser vs Joseph
H, Wlseri Mary I. Roberts vs John
W, Roberts.
Hearing Cancelled
SALEM onA milk stabiliza
tion hearing scheduled for Med
ford next Monday has been
cancelled, the State Agriculture
Department said Wednesday. It
said the petition for the hearing
wat withdrawn.
First Aid Class To Begin Monday
An advance first aid class
will begin at the Lane County
chapter house of the American
Red Cross next Monday at 7
p.m., James C. Walsh, first aid
chairman, has announced.
Those holding a current
standard first aid card are eli
gible for the class, Walsh said.
Each class will last two hours,
and there will be eight sessions.
The meetings will be at the
chapter house, 150 E. 13th Ave.,
Eugene. More Information is
available from the Red Cross,
Dl 4-5244.
Straub to Speak '
COTTAGE GROVE State
Sen. Robert Straub, candidate
for the Democratic seat to Con
gress from the Fourth District,
will speak at the American Le
gion Building Thursday at 8
p.m. on problems of the Fourth
District. A coffee hour will
follow.
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