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7 Select SURY DAILY ITEM. SUNBURY. PENNSYLVANIA" -VWMP Wednesday, September 1, 1865 Winners MaULuresSh oppers Growers Annual Banquet, when expenses. They are planning to buy A In Wool Contest will be given To California City new hose and an oxygen unit. The cards will be picked up in about six weeks by members of the'" fire company.

It is -hoped Top winners in the Nortiium berland County Sheep and Wool Firemen Distribute Coirt Cards IvcGffg Growers- Association Coopera late, tn revprse the trend of uTaf'residents of the White Deer By STEPHEN SANGER downtown," but concede it FRESNO Calif. (AP) One tear ago the Oity of Fresno, inif tive "Make It With Wool" contest were chosen at the annual competition Monday eve- Coin cards, have beep- distribut has at least halted the decay. Valley area wjll give generously to assist the- firemen in their various projects. f-yi 1 1 spectacular reply to' the lure of There still are complaints ed in Gregg Township. Union nine in the courthouse.

Sunbu about parking being insufficient County, and the. entire -area Sur ry, Mrs, Letha Hoover, extension suburban shopping centers, ripped out 10 blocks' of its main downtown business street and Donald Pollard, deputy city rounding Allenwood by the White RAYMOND REEDY' ILL Raymond -Reedy. New Co- manager, says city recog home economist, has announc ed. put in a pedestrian Deer Fire Company of Allenwood. Funds are being solicited by the firemen to assist in their general nizes the need and eight large parking garages are being built umbia RD 1, has been patient in Williamsport Hospital.

Winners were: first place. Ca People wondered will it rol Kaufman, Auburn, Schuyl work? Today, busily waiting' on cus kill County: second, Beryl or planned, plus designs, for i new freeway with easy access. Pollard estimates he has con Hoffman" Northumberland R.D. tomers who stroll in from the flowery, treeshaded mall, ducted tours for 85 groups from 1, Northumberland County, and storekeepers are almost imam third, Louise Rightmyer, Selins mous in answering that, yes it is other cities interested similar projects; He said the mall has been a big factor in a record $42 million invested downtown the 11 working, fabulously well. i i Y- About the only opposition has Come frftm one shoe store owner grove R.D.

2, Snyder County. Participants came from the nine counties represented in the 1965 County Wool Pool which includes Dauphin, Juniata, Ly-' coming; Montour, Northumberland, Perry, Schuylkill, Snyder and Union-counties The contest past two years more than who' d3clines to cive his rea sons. He planted 'onions in one of during' the previous 4Q years. Actually, the mall is the exist the flowerbeds as a form of protest. ing glamorous showpieceof a redevelopment program Downtown Fulton Street was ni I I III noisy, dirty, clogged with cars is designed to encourage the young- sewer to use wool in her clothing construction and is aim louna 3S include an 18-block "super-block" and 2,000 outlying acres.

The mall merchants treasure and parking was a long-shot gamble ed at 4-H members enrolled in SUNBURY 435 MARKET. STREET the Free Lance 'project. the words of -a housewife, who said, "It makes me want to Today the block mall, financed by urban renewal and local funds, is a The eligible girl from each come downtown to shop." county must have placed high sprightly place. It invites stroll est witn ner woolen garment in ers 16 relax and seems to put her county roundup. Rules re them In a buying mood ty Courthouse" in Sunbury.

Left to right are Bemryl Hoffman, Northumberland RD1, second place winner; Louise Rightmyer, Selinsgrove RD2, third place winner, and Carol Kaufman, Auburn, first place winner. quire that each garment be TOP WOOL WINNERS Pictured are the three top winners in the annuel "Mike It With WOOL" competition of the Northumberland County Sheep and Wool Growers Association The. competition was fudged Monday evening in the Northumberland Coun Peopfe In The News PAMPER YOUR YOUNG SCHOLAR and YOUR BUDGET! -J See Us For All Their Splashing fountains, small watercourses, "shaded benches made of 100 per cent wool loom ed or knitted 'America, al HEASSOCIATED PRESS and small protected play an though 5 per cent of another fiber or fur is acceptable. for the, kids dot the entire stretch. Beds of flowers are kept in Judges for the event-w PARENTS OF SON Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald Wise, Re- Mrs. Richard Forsyth and Mrs. SCHOOL NEEDS bloom, and $150,000 worth of ment refused him a visa to visit Cuba. Tuesday night he defeated Gueorghia D.

Tringov of Bulgaria in 22 moves. Frederick Hauk, both of Sunbu Maj. Gen. James W. Wilson, commander of the 13th U.S.

Air Force based in the Philippines, inspected Chinese Nationalist lot Kennedy in Hospital BOSTON (AP) Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, 76, was reported resting comfortably today at New Baptist Hospital. -He entered the hospital Tuesday for what his doctors called a eeneral checkupKennedy suf buck, are the parents of a son born at the Polyclinic Hospital, Wilson Checks Bases ry. First and second place winners and their parents will be guests at the Sheep and Wool Harrisburg. Mrs.

Wise is the for jail: bases in Formosa today. I TAIPIE, Formosa (AP) Imer Jean Reigle. fered a stroke in December 1961 and has been partiaHy para lyzed since. modem statuary adds to the atmosphere. For those who tire of there are pleasant, quiet electric carts, chauffer-driven at 10 cents a ride.

Nearby parking is cheap or free, but stiH not entirely adequate. Tom Hoxie, executive director of the Downtown Association, a merchants group which cooperated closely in the planning, said, "The mafl is fabulous. It has beauty and utility." Some skeptics say it came too George Raft Indicted JUDS ANGELES (AP) Actor SHOP NOW -AND SAVE NO MONENDQWN! i L-4-1 George Raft has been indicted on six charges of income tax evasion, U.S. Atty. Manuel Real savS.

Raft was indicted Tuesday by a federal grand jury in Los An geles, the attorney says. Raft is accused of paying no-iaxee on tit $85,000 income from 1958 throueh 1963. Raft. 69, win" be arraigned next Tuesday before U.S. Judge Piers on M.

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