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Krysta Smith, 4, of Kulpmont, dances in the water during Thursday's 'Family Fun Night' at the Oppenheimer Playground in Sunbury.
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Seth Hoover/The Daily ItemKrysta Smith, 4, of Kulpmont, dances in the water during Thursday-s Family Fun Night at the Oppenheimer Pleasure Grounds, Sunbury.
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Seth Hoover/The Daily ItemTrent Bingaman, 4, of Sunbury, gets pushed on a swing by his mother, Linda Bingaman, during Thursday-s Family Fun Night at the Oppenheimer Pleasure Grounds, Sunbury.
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Published July 11, 2008 05:47 am - Donors have contributed more than $2,000 to help cover the cost of fireworks Saturday night in Sunbury.

Celebration under way
$2,000 donated for fireworks


SUNBURY -- Donors have contributed more than $2,000 to help cover the cost of fireworks Saturday night in Sunbury.

Organizers plan to continue the "Shoot the Works" fund drive through July 19. In addition to the fireworks, the funds will be used for free items distributed to children during the Sunbury Celebration.

Festivities continue this evening with a quadraleague baseball tournament at the North Fourth Street recreation complex and a splash hop from 7:15 to 9:45 at the Sunbury pool. The splash hop will feature free soda and hot dogs and music.

Events on Saturday begin at 10 a.m. with games, rides and food vendors in the Fort Discovery parking lot. Hurr's Ice Cream will provide free ice cream for youths younger than 18. A Selinsgrove Speedway car show will be held from 4 to 8:30 p.m. along North Fourth Street. Wee Willy the Clown will hand out free glow-in-the-dark necklaces from 7 to 8. Radio station 94KX sound track will entertain from 9:30 to 10:30, and the fireworks display will be presented at 9:30.

The final event of the celebration is the seventh annual soapbox derby, held Sunday at Market and South 10th streets. The event is for boys and girls ages 8 to 12 with a weight limit of 125 pounds. Soapbox cars will be provided by area businesses and individuals. Registration forms are available at the mayor's office and police department from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays. All racers must sign and weigh in no later than 10:30 a.m. Races will start at 11 with all partiipants receiving a medallion and free T-shirt, sponsored by Sunbury Textile Mills. Trophies, sponsored by the New Paul Stine Chevrolet Olds Inc., a New Mark Monaghan Dealership, will be presented at the end of the race.

Those who have donated to "Shoot the Works" as of Thursday morning are: Schindler's, $25; LEB Construction, $100; Benjamin T. Moyer Furniture, $50; K&N Electric, $100; Salvation Army, $50; MVT Flooring, $100; Butter Krust Baking, $200; Sunbury Motors, $250; Milton Jarrett Norman American Legion Post 201, $50; Marlin's Sub Shop, $200; Henry and LaVina Truslow, $500; Donald and Jodi Scholvin, $50; Evelyn Scholvin, $20; McCain School of Business, $100; Fraternal Order of Eagles, Sunbury Aerie 503, $100; Marlin Scholvin, $25; and anonymous donations, $100.



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