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Show 1 LIFETIMES Hill Feb. 1, 1991 warms to February Now that winter's here, can spring be far behind? One for the troops r inches in a period between Jan. Receiving 15 inches of snow in January brings the season total to 42 inches, w hich is 3 inches over the average season total of 39 inches. The last time Hill went above the average total was in 19S8 when the base had 68 inches dumped on it by the end of January. Last year at this time Hill received 16 inches of snow. The following are the averages and records of temperature and precipitation for February: Country music star Lee Greenwood takes Main six-hou- 7-- by A1C Patrick R. Cannon Pet. 6, 17th Weather Squadron February is the start of slight warming as spring begins to blend with winter and March slowly approaches. The average temperature will slowly increase and snowstorms will decrease. Late in the month expect temperatures to reach the high 40s and possibly low 50s. January rolled in with fog and haze, tjnnging the visibility down to zero four times during the month. Heavy snowstorms also dropped visibility down to hazardous levels as we received 8 39 25 1 .6 in. 65-F- .low temperature Precipitation precipitation Snowfall 8.5 in. 24-ho- snowfoll eb. tnchev-19- 8 ifni x of Operation Desert Storm and military per- sonnel inche-1- the around world. Greenwood will sing a new song, "The Great Defenders," ded- icated to America's armed forces. The concert will be broadcast in more than 130 countries and aboard Navy ships at sea via the Armed Forces Radio and Television Service. 17 it i 69 9, 1976 1.70in.-F- eb. 35.8 7! 28, 1972 7. 1989 eb. 4.65 one-hou- ord date Record Avrog 24-ho- Street, U.S.A., to the Middle East during a r conspecial cert from Walt Disney World to be broadcast live Feb. 3 to the troops 8. High temperoture H.litop Times 969 8in.-F- eb. Courtesy Photo 21. 1969 o o. THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT Xju r U Ljnj uJ u uv ECONOMY' STORE WE'RE NOT JUST A SUPRLUS STORE! HOUTlSt MoaFrl. SAT. P.M. 8:0O-fcO-0 P.M. 9:00-7iO- 0 SUNDAYS 621 -- 4662 705 W. RIVERDALE RD. wm n 1991 Chv. Comoro CorvrV txxra o"oc SKI PARKAS WHITER $2&Wirtlua GLOVES Rog. m 39.99 to'59.99' q ln00 OFF U HOW Already low price -- SKI HATS J 0"r bgjjjtiSf HEADBANDS 5S HECK GAITORS Sft 2.99 3.99 1991 Chv. 2 c ffooie or Merc OFF cy Kt M Original price INSULATED &o a.'C SKI s Or Wool $5199 nam NS RUR 4 tauvlll .ocaec ooorceo"oc 170RKS0CKS & RctVtr to rebbtr mm m v. m. x m ft uia i m 49.89 29 N0W o Rtg. 69.99 BO 0T BAGS J HOW ooi o- - Chv. 4495 M 2,995 ojc 50(0 5 twra $0495 1990 OWi Cakjli i03 4 o.c a 12 or OJtC j $0795 1989 Pontloc 90 Pont. Grand Am 2 frCfl M2 $ W lcea o '89 Ford Astro Van At "ont or era - S c "t' coue- 11,499 $10,795 1988 Bulck Park Ave. M Ford Muttang ):e 3 " cooea $8995 $10'995 '89 Ma2da Post new balance loooea a 030n wrr $17f477 $9995 BX7 GXL 1988 Pontloc 6000 1990 OW$ Cutla - $14,795 1989 Chev. '89 Chev. 4x4 Itrttfa :? $1 5f 995 87 Dodge 4x4 Bameharger s "c; y iceeo ice :j Oeo Cj 35C Ovic i $11,995 $7995 '88 Chev. Spectrum US Pickup Hoeea cossee "2?J $8995 ! 'W Hyundai Sonota '89 GMC "Xr $4995 '88 Chev. 4x4 Pickup 12 Ton bo-or Mauvtlrt Von to 4eea ocx $5495 $5995 GOGGLES Support Our Great Armed Forces Swan Scott LAYTON :l99 u o Sill tWie 544-123- Reg. $15.99 up Uithtr to nibbtf v. NOW 1 up Smith rtt&fcef ggsg 1990 how PAC BOOTS mm Wa. Von M 4,995 99 en 2 rlCtl o.c $9495 Wool Blend SALE '89 Olds Cutlass v frenoea Hogy 7-UP $6495 'oc 1990 Geo Tracker soeec he Reg. $5.99 Reg. 74.S9 leather to 3 M 2,977 Thermax Polypro $4495 $10955 AM" 1990 Lumkia APV tKk oocis k choose axrce Reg. $4.99 NOW Prism 7995 BIBS 39?99 doos tx, toe vomr; S'SXC 90 Chev. Carhartt Copric txxrco"oc y-- 1989 Ford Escort i sowa or eve 00C 1,995 1990 SOCKS $1.99 up SJ2 Be 15,977 Hotfingers Serus Thinsulate 19J9 Hyundai Excel 1j6 ix.tc oooeo "3e Gortex Mittens Men, Womens Chtv. Capffc "90 Up BAGS 4 |