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GREEN BAY PRESS-GAZETTE TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 2(XX) B-5 Northeastern Wisconsin Weather Weather Update Taped weather reports are broadcast continuously over NOAA Weather Radio state KIG-65 (162.55 MHz) on the Fm band State road conditions can be checked by calling 1-800-ROAO WIS, or dot state wi. us Decreasing clouds and colder tonight. Lows from 5 below to 8 above. Northwest wind at 6 to 12 mph. Mostly cloudy Wednesday with a chance of light snow late.

Highs in the teens to low 20s. YESTERDAY'S PRECIPITATION As of midnight 0.1 5 in. Total for the month 0.1 9 in. Total for the year 0.1 9 in. Snowfall 5.2 in.

Total for the month 5.2 in. Total tor the season 10.6 In. Recorded at Austin Straubel Airport in Ashwaubenon YESTERDAY'S WIND CHILL AT NOON Wind speed was 19 mph. Actual air temperature was 30. Made It feel like 6 yesterday.

Tonight Decreasing clouds and colder. High: 24-27 Lowt (-1 )-2 Wednesday Chance of light snow late. Highi 17-20 Low: 17-20 Thursday Light snow diminishing. High: 27-30 Low: 16-19 Friday A.M. flurries, then clear-! ing.

High: 23-26 Low: 14-17 Saturday Cloudy with a few flurries. High: 26-29 Low: 20-23 7 WISCONSIN WEDNESDAY'S FORECAST' HIGHLOW TEMPS. Marinette Menomine 16-4 I Oconto Ltf Surface Base Lifts Area Shawano Sturgeon YESTERDAY'S TEMPERATURES RECORDS High 30 High for the day 49 in 1897 Low 23 Low for the day -20 in 1979 Normal high 23 Record precipitation 0.97" in 1897 Normal low 7 Record snowfall 8.8" in 1982 Yesterday HLW 271 6C 2821C 281 9sn 2723c 16-3 City Antigo Eagle River Eau Claire Escanaba Bay 227 i Green Bay MQS 7 MGS MGS 7 MQS 5 PP 7 PP 4 PP 3 Call ahead PP 10" 3 PP 3 Big Powdorhorn Blackjack Boyne Highlands Boyne Mountain Indianhead Marquette Mtn. Norway Mountain Pino Mountain Porcupine Ski Brule 200 Thursday HLW 261 5sn 251 4sn 291 6sn 251 2sn 2212sn 271 8sn 3120sn 2212sn 3217sn 2514sn 271 6sn Wednesday HLW 17-5sn 16-8sn 244sn 225sn 200sn 265sn 259sn 228sn 261 2sn 16-7sn 18-2sn Kewaunee PRECIPITATION In Inches at Austin Straubel Airport SUNRISE SUNSET Sunset tonight 4 26 p.m. 212 Iron Mountain2721c La Crosse 3028sn Madison 3125c Marquette 3022c Milwaukee 3524c Rhinelander 2620c Wausau 2922sn Appleton 200 ri Oshkosh 212 a Sunrise Wednday 7:29 a.m.

Sunset Wednesday 4:27 p.m. Sunrise Thursday 7:29 a Moonrlse today 5:32 a m. Moonset today 3:06 p.m. MOON PHASES PDR powder, WETGR wet granular. PP Packed powder, WETSN wet snow, HPshard pack, WETPSwet packed snow.

MGS machine groomed. SC spring conditions, LSGR loose granular, CORN corn snow, FRGFMrozen granular, VCwarl-able conditions, WBLN windblown, ICY icy, GRMG grooming, SM snow made last 24-hours, NS night skiing. 2000 1999 AVQ. Jan. .19 2.37 1.15 375-1889 Feb.

.00 1.08 1 03 4 54-1922 March .00 .15 205 4.68-1977 April .00 2 11 2 40 6 47-1929 May .00 3.77 282 9.70-1918 June .00 398 3.39 10.29-1990 July .00 5.67 3.10 7.46-1912 Aug. .00 1.32 3 50 9.04-1975 Sept. .00 1.24 3.47 7 80-1965 Oct. .00 .67 2.23 5 00-1954 Nov. .00 1.57 2.16 6.19-1934 Dec.

.00 .83 1 53 3.65-1921 Tolal 0 19 24.76 2883 Manitowoc 212 LAKE MICHIGAN LAKE 41 WINNEBAGO showers will be likely through the northern and central Rockies An Alberta Clipper will produce light snow from the northern Plains to the Upper Midwest on Wednesday. Snow Sheboygan 58 Jan. 20 Jan. 28 RAIN TOTALS AS OF MIDNIGHT City City City City City City Albany, N.Y. 33 33 pc Colorado Spgs.

40 15 Jackson, MS 52 26 Phoenix 67 40 Acapulco 86 67 Mazatlan 74 53 Albuquerque 48 21 pc Columbia, SC 48 39 Jacksonville 56 45 Pittsburgh 32 26 pc Bangkok 94 73 Mexico City 72 35 pc Amarillo 57 25 pc Columbus, OH 29 24 pc Juneau 33 27 sn Portland, ME 36 35 Beijing 35 24 pc Montreal 12 7 Anchorage 15 5 sn Dallas 59 29 Kansas City 42 16 pc Portland, OR 44 36 pc Bermuda 74 59 pc Moscow 23 13 sf Atlanta 43 30 Dayton 29 22' Las Vegas 57 33 Raleigh 48 37 Bogota 70 42 pc Nassau 77 63 pc Austin 60 23 Denver 38 18 pc Little Rock 45 23 Reno 45 24 Bonn 46 33 pc Paris 46 40 pc Baltimore 39 38 Des Moines 35 10 Los Angeles 66 43 Richmond 45 42 Cairo 71 57 sh Rio de Janeiro 78 67 ts Birmingham 46 26 pc Detroit 29 21 Louisville 31 23 Sacramento 57 36 Cancun 82 63 ts Riyadh 75 42 Bismarck 28 13 Duluth 18 1 sn Memphis 44 22 St. Louis 39 17 Caracas 86 65 pc Rome 57 35 pc Boise 35 24 pc Evansville 33 22 Miami Beach 77 66 Salt Lake City 34 25 sn Chihuahua 53 37 San Jose 83 61 pc Boston 38 38 Fairbanks -32 -35 Milwaukee 26 12 sn San Diego 66 45 Dublin 45 36 San Juan, PR 80 72 ts Buffalo 28 21 pc Fargo 21 8 sn Minneapolis 26 6 sn San Francisco 59 43 Frankfurt 42 31 St. Thomas 80 72 ts Burlington, VT 29 29 pc Grand Rapids 26 17 sn Mobile, AL 49 33 Seattle 45 35 pc Guadalajara 73 42 Seoul 38 25 Casper 29 21 pc Great Falls 34 24 sn Nashville 36 23 pc Sioux Falls 35 16 Havana 83 61 pc Sydney 78 63 pc Charlotte 47 35 Greensboro 48 35 New Orleans 50 35 Spokane 33 22 Helsinki 30 21 sf Tel Aviv 74 56 sh Cheyenne 32 24 Helena 32 22 sn New York 41 39 sh Tampa 68 47 Ho Chi Minh Ct.89 73 Tokyo 59 38 pc Chicago 29 12 pc Honolulu 82 69 Omaha 36 11 Topeka 45 25 pc Johannesburg 74 54 ts Toronto 23 14 Cincinnati 30 22 Houston 60 27 Orlando 68 53 pc Washington 39 28 Kingston 90 71 pc Trinidad 87 73 pc Cleveland 30 26 Indianapolis 31 20 Philadelphia 41 39 Wichita 45 24 pc London 51 43 Zurich 40 28 pc fSfcSowf 10s. 30s. on.

ous 2O00 WEATHER CENTRAL, MADISON, WISC. Forecast for 7 a.m. Wednesday KEY TO CONDITIONS: ocloudy, drdriula, ffatr, hahazy, peapartly cloudy, rraln, raaralnanow, sunny, ahsshowars, snanow, sf-snow flurries, tsithunderstorma, w-wlndy. OBITUARIES I From B-4 Floor Covering, Ray Mihm Floor Covering, Kitlaars Suburban Shop, and was a partner in Jan-El's Gift and Craft Shop. She attended Vannes, 84, Green Bay, died Saturday, Jan.

1, 2000 at a local hospital. Elinor was born Sept. 1, 1915 to the late William Earl and Florence Marie (Otis) Doner in Boone, Iowa, and moved with her parents to Green Bay in 1932. She graduated from Green Bay West High School in 1933. Elinor worked at Leatham Smith Shipbuilding during World War II in the Radio Department.

In 1947, she married Myron J. Vannes and he died in 1994. She also worked at Lewis awards at State Art Shows. She also became known for her natural materials home decorations, which were displayed each summer at the Green Bay Farmers Markets. She enjoyed raising her materials in her front yard garden.

She was a member of Green Bay Art Colony, Arts Unlimited, and Fox Valley Artisans. Elinor also was a rock and mineral collector for over 30 years and belonged to the Please see Obituaries, B-6 until the funeral cortege leaves for church. Parish Wake Service 8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 a.m.

Wednesday at St. Francis Xavier Cathedral, 139 S. Madison with Msgr. Roy Klister officiating. Burial in St.

Hedwigs Cemetery. Vannes, Mrs. Myron (Frances Elinor) Mrs. Myron (Frances Elinor) UWGB as a Senior Auditor and took many art classes. Trips to Egypt and Israel inspired Elinor to create handmade felt wall hangings and she won many Wsvs Got'em All neral Home, 305 N.

Tenth De Pere, Tuesday (today) from 5 to 9 p.m. Visitation will continue Wednesday, from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 1414 Shawano Green Bay. Funeral begins at 11 a.m. with the Rev.

Delmar Austin officiating. Burial at Nicolet Memorial Gardens. A memorial fund has been es-; tablished for Unity Hospice. The family wishes to extend special thanks to the staff of professionals at Unity Hospice. Smits, Mrs.

Emil (Josephine) Mrs. Emil (Josephine) Smits, 88, who formerly lived on Ontario De Pere, died Jan. 2, 2000, at a local nursing home. Josephine was born May 17, 1911, in the town of Rockland, to the late Michael and Antoinette (Quatsoe) Martin. The former Josephine Martin married Emil Smits on June 1, 1935 at St.

Francis. He preceded her in death on April 25, 1981. Prior to marriage, she worked in retail sales at Penneys and later at H.C. Prange Co. Josephine was a long time member of St.

Francis Catholic Church and had been an active member of the nisi children, Tom Stevens, Jr. and his daughter, Spencer, Marion (Mark) Jimos and their children, Sean, Tesia and Sophia, Francis "Joe" Stevens, Sarah Cannon and her daughters, Kali and McKenzie, Anne Stevens, Patrick Stevens; and one brother, George Patrick Martin, Sun Prairie. Josephine is preceded in death by two brothers, Michael "Ross" Martin and Jerome Martin; and two sisters, Marian "Gen" Bailey and Helen Hein. Friends may call at the Ryan 1 Funeral Home, 305 N. Tenth Stli De Pere, Tuesday, from 5 to 8 p.m.

Visitation will continue Wednesday, from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at St. Francis Catholic Church. Funeral at 10:30 a.m; with the Rev. Tony Dolski offici- ating.

Burial will follow at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Josephine's family wishes to ex-tend a special thank you to Molly Schiebel and the wonderful staff at the Alzheimer's Unit at Manorcare West for the way they loved her. Urban, Marcella A. Mrs.

Leo (Marcella) Urban, 86, Green Bay passed away Jan. 2, 2000. She was born on July 6, 1913, to the late Martin and Ella (Molle) Brezinski. Marcella married Leo Urban on Nov. 29, 1934, at St.

Mary of the Angels Catholic Church, Green Bay. Survivors include two daughters and a son-in-law, Patricia and Jack Schmit, Manning, S.C.; Sandra Sell, Oneida; her son and daughter-in-law, Clark and Donna Urban, Mohnton, ten grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; one sister, Nora Donovan, Denmark; nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, Leo Urban. '1 Friends may call at Proko-Wall Funeral Home, 1630 E. Mason from 4 to 8 p.m.

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