The Journal Times from Racine, Wisconsin • 14

Weather 14A'ho Journal Times, Thursday, November 22, 1090 Racino, Wis. TEMPERATURES fiCGa iCai 80 80s 70s 2j 1 20s 10S 0s -0s SURFACE TEMP. 4dgraM I SaaWaff, High Praaaura RACINE COUNTY: Today, partly cloudy, windy and cooler. West wind 12 to 22 mph. Highs near 50.

Tonight, mostly clear early, increasing clouds late and continued breezy. Lows from the upper 20s well inland to the mid-30s near the coast. West to northwest wind 10 to 18 mph. Friday, mostly cloudy, chance of afternoon snow showers. High near 40.

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7558 7660 VA Mlaml I 7968 Partly cloudy, windy and cooler. High in the upper 40s. Tonight, west to northwest wind 12 to 20 knots. Waves 2 to 4 feet. Mostly clear early, increasing clouds late.

Lows in the upper 30s. Friday, west to northwest wind 12 to 22 knots. Waves 3 to 4 feet. Mostly cloudy, chance of afternoon rain or snow showers, high in the low 40s. WISCONSIN: Thanksgiving day, partly to mostly cloudy and cool.

Highs in the mid-30s far northwest to low 50s south. Tonight, fair early, increasing cloudiness late with a chance of light snow far northwest toward morning. Lows in the 20s to mid-30s. Friday, cloudy with a chance of snow. Highs in the mid-30s to mid-40s.

EXTENDED FORECAST: Saturday through Monday: Near normal temperatures with little or no precipitation expected. Highs mainly in the 30s Saturday, then mid-30s to mid-40s Sunday and Monday. Lows from the teens north to the low and mid-20s south. TODAY'S RECORD: Sunrise was at 6:51 a.m.; sunset will be at 4:23 p.m. For the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m.

Tuesday the high was 51 and the low 45 with 0.19 inches precipitation at Racine's official Weather Station on the lakefront. The record high for today is 67 (1913) record low 5 (1929). The high one year ago was 31; low 7. Month's total precipitation is 2.08 inches on the lakefront. The month's average precipitation is 2.64 inches.

The month's average snowfall is 1.87 inches. FRONTS i Wrm Cow A- SUtlonary Forecasts and graphics by weather Central of Madison (The temperatures and precipitation are for yesterday; the sky condition forecast is for today.) Ataoclattd Prttl Topeka 73 56 cdy Tucson 69 45 clr Tulsa 72 66 .02 clr 65 cdy 45 cdy 50 clr 42 cdy 18 18 sn 55 03 cdy 38 clr i Washington DC 56 35 Wichita 71 53 cdy cdy cdy cdy Wilkes Barre 51 37 Wilmington. DE 57 31 23 clr 53 .20 cdy 43 cdy 32 cdy 36 3B cdy 28 rn 66 .11 clr 39 cdy 31 clr 50 .04 cdy 39 sn 42 18 cdy 50 09 dr 48 cdy 11 ck 39 cdy 27 clr Lo Pre 01 31 35 01 dr 51 dr 10 clr 33 49 cdy 28 rn 69 02 cdy 30 cdy 23 clr 46 cdy 36 cdy 32 .06 clr 36 rn THE NATION: A cold front which extends from the Northeast through the Tennessee Valley to southern Texas will produce wet weather over an extensive portion of the East this Thanksgiving Day. Rain will move into western sections of the Northeast while showers and thunderstorms will develop farther south along the front. Partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures are expected ahead of the front in the southern Atlantic States.

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Texas Low 04 al Pinedale. Wyo. Wisconsin Hi Lo Pre Milwaukee 52 50 16 Madison 56 53 26 Green Bay 51 47 .26 Park Falls 47 43 .36 LaCrosse 59 56 05 Eau Claire 55 49 09 Wausau 51 45 .23 come to an end in those areas. Dry weather will continue in the Southwest due to high pressure over the Great Basin. Very strong winds and rain will accompany a strong cold front moving into the Pacific Northwest.

Mountains in the Northwest could receive significant snow. 47 54 sn dr cdy cdy rn clr rn cdy clr dr clr cdy clr cdy cdy cdy cdy 72 .09 cdy The "Christmas House" is ft The doors to the all-new "Christmas House for Cancer" wilt soon open so that you can experience a splendid "White Christmas" Wonderland and the magic of animation. On Sunday, November 25, meet Disney animators at work while the first 500 kids receive a free "Big Bird's Square Meal" book autographed by book and every day! Watch the Disney animators in action. View a collection of valuable animated eels, marvel at a Superman exhibit, and watch how sports and broadcast animation is created (Karen Johnson Productions). Don't miss the new Santa's Workshop, the famous homemade cookies, fudge and breads, and the all-new boutique.

illustrator Tom Brannon (courtesy of Western Publishing Company). Hear demonstrations from Don Messick (also Monday, November 26), the voice of Scooby Doo, Astro the Dog and more. Meet Santa and watch a slide presentation on how animation is created. Plus, there's much more on Sunday Advance tickets are available St Luke's Hospital-Racine or Hardee's in Racine, Sturtevant, Kenosha, Bristol and Oak Creek. At door admission is $5.00 for adults, $1 .50 for children 1 2 and under with children 3 and under free.

Coming with a Spectacular Salute to Animation November 25-December 9, 11AM-7PM 10th Main, Racine A benefit for St. Luke's Cancer Center Sign says 'modern but decor disagrees like." When Rector took over the business from his father and uncle in 1953, he had four competitors within a block radius. When he retired and sold Goolrick's this fall, it was the only drugstore in the business district in this city between Washington and Richmond. A group composed mostly of elderly city natives gathers weekday mornings, each with an unofficial spot at the counter or at one of a half-dozen tables. "It's not just a drugstore, it's a way of life," Rector said.

New owner Stephen May has pledged not to make any major changes, although he does plan to add a few tourist trinkets to the inventory. "People like it just the way it is I guess if you came in here as a child with your mother and now you've got kids of your own you want them to see it like you did," said waitress Viola Newton. FREDERICKSBURG, Va. (AP) There's nothing fancy and not much modern at Goolrick's Modern Pharmacy, where the soda fountain waitresses call everyone "baby." "They got real wild in 1950 and changed the outside some. Why change something if it works?" asks former owner and druggist Charlie Rector.

The new owner is already looking to replace a new Pepsi machine with something that looks older because the regulars don't like it. "We get lots of tourists in here who say, 'Look, an old-fashioned drug store, you don't see them like that I say, 'Yeah, and you know why? Because you wouldn't patronize Rector said. The drugstore has been in business on the same downtown corner for 121 years, and Rector bristles at the suggestion that it is an anachronism. "This is not a curiosity. This is what a drugstore is supposed to look if Is 1 iSffcT JftJ ir 1 v-vw j- Sightlcss hiker reaches end of Appalachian Trail MILLINOCKET, Maine (AP) Bill Irwin fell to his knees in a silent prayer of thanks Wednesday after he became the first blind man to hike the entire Appalachian Trail.

"It's just an indescribable feeling of gratitude," Irwin said. "I feel like I did the best I could at the time, and hopefully the Lord feels the same way." Irwin, who set from the southern end of the trail at Springer Mountain, Ga.r arrived Wednesday morning on a snow-covered trail at the remote Katahdin Stream campground. In all, he spent eight months on the trail. After sleet and snow at the start of this week, the sun shined brightly and temperatures were in the high 30s for his arrival. Dozens of friends, reporters and other hikers joined Irwin for the final 2.4-mile leg Wednesday, but let him walk the last tenth of a mile alone.

He was accompanied only by his guide dog, Orient, who was with him every step of his journey. Irwin, a 50-year-old recovering alcoholic who lost his sight to an eye disease when he was 28, decided to attempt the feat as an affirmation of his faith in God. Sponsors helped pay his expenses. Along the way, Irwind suffered a broken rib when he slipped on a stone. People "It was the feeling of the band that to play on would be infringement on their music, their performance, and unfair to their many fans," the band said Tuesday of the sound and stage setup.

But Jim Sutcliffe of Electric Factory Concerts, said band leader "Perry Farrell told our representative there he didn't like the audience." Over Beethoven" agreed to serve two years of unsupervised probation on a marijuana charge. Their artistic direction was exit stage left: The hard-rock band Jane's Addiction said "artistic direction" caused it to walk out during a Philadelphia-area concert, but the show's promoter said band members didn't like the audience. Associated Press Chuck Berry clear: Pioneer rock star Chuck Berry said Wednesday he's eager to resume performing and recording now that charges of child abuse against him have been dropped. The 63-year-old rock 'n' roll legend whose early hits include "Johnny B. Goode," and "Roll Associated Press Bob DeLong Bill Irwin walks with his dog, Orient, as they end their trek up the length of the Appalachian Trail Wednesday, near Baxter, Maine.

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