Order 4 base milk price $13.37 for June
ALEXANDRIA, Va. - Middle
Atlantic Order Market Ad
ministrator Joseph D. Shine today
announced a June 1984 base milk
price of $13.37 per hundredweight
and an excess milk price of $11.90.
The weighted average June price
of $13.36 was 34 cents below a year
earlier.
The butterfat differential for
June was 17.3 cents, up from 16.9
cents a year ago. The advertising
withholding rate, which is
deducted from the base and excess
milk price but not the weighted
average price, was 10 cents a
hundredweight, compared to 14
cents last year.
Shine said that producer receipts
totaled 477.3 million pounds during
June, a drop of over 31 million
pounds or 6.1 percent from June
1983. The average daily delivery
per producer decreased 100 pounds
or 4.1 percent from last June to
2,311 pounds. The number of
producers declined from 7,031 last
Livestock judging
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4 TimFerrence York County Score 122
5 Debra Krause Lehigh County Score 120
JUNIOR DIVISION
Individual Overall
1 Ellen Lewis Lancaster County Score 284
2 Cathy Shive York County Score 277
3 Emily Weaver Lancaster County Score 274
4 Jimmy Hawthorne Chester County Score
267
5 TnciaMusser Lancaster County Score 26b
6 Jennifer Wogelmuth Lancaster Co Score
261
7 Nancy Townsend York County Score 260
8 John Hess Lancaster County Score 260
9 Joe Garber Lancaster County Score 258
10 Dave Myers York County Score 256
JUNIOR DIVISION
Teams
1 Lancaster County Ellen Lewis Emily Weaver
Tncia Musser
2 York County Cathy Shive Nancy Townsend
Dave Myers
3 Chester County Jim Hawthorne Cathy
Hawthorne RossColKet
4 Lehigh County Gavin Grimm Richard
Trexler Nicole Trexler
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PUBLIC
AUCTION
WED. EVE., AUGUST 8,1984
AT 7:00 P.M.
Located in Powells Valley, R.D. #2,
Halifax, Dauphin County, approximately
2 miles East of Matamoras, off Rt. 225 on
Matamoras Road, or approximately 20
miles NE of Harrisburg on Rt. 225, watch
for sale signs.
REAL ESTATE (45 ACRES)
PARCEL NO. 1 Situated on acreage is a 2*'z
story, 7-room frame dwelling. This is a solid
structure with storm windows and a new roof.
Well water and spring water with coal heating
system. Approximately 20 acres tillable and
approximately 1100 ft. of frontage along
Matamoras Road with building lot potential.
Many large trees including cherry, eldeberry,
etc., around home. THIS PARCEL CAN BE
USED AS A HOME OR IDEAL HUNTING
CAMP WITH PERFECT LOCATION. Be sure
to inspect.
PARCEL NO. 2 - 14 acres of wood land
located 1% miles east of Rt. 225 on Camp
Hebron Road in Powells Valley, R.D. 2, Halifax
in Dauphin County. Land located on north side
of Peters Mountain. There is large amount of
timber, including oak, chestnut oak, poplar,
balsam and many young trees. Land has right
away. Some better hunting territory in Penn
sylvania.
FOR INSPECTION CALL 896-8029.
TERMS: 10% down and other conditions the
day of sale.
Estate of HARVEY G. JURY
Russell Jury, Executor
David Dewees, Attorney
Edwin Shoop, AU-000A42-L ,
David Deibler, AU-001213-L
Auctioneers
717-896-8305
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June to 6,885 in June 1984. Class I
producer milk totaled 221.9 million
pounds and accounted for 46.50
percent of total producer milk
receipts compared with 44.45
percent a year ago.
During the first 6 months of 1984
total pooled producer milk receipts
(3.0 billion pounds) have declined
over 130 million pounds or 4.2
percent from the same period in
1983 (with adjustment made for the
extra day in 1984). Base milk
accounted for 93.07 percent of total
producer milk receipts in June
compared with 90.61 percent last
year. The average butterfat test of
producer milk increased from 3.49
percent a year ago to 3.55 this
June.
Middle Atlantic Order pool
handlers reported Class I in-area
milk sales of 188.6 million pounds
during June, a decrease of 0.7
percent from a year earlier, after
adjustment to eliminate variation
due to calendar composition.
5 Cumberland County Denise Swank Jeff
Swank Susie Wenger
JUNIOR DIVISION
Individual Species
Beef
1 Ellen Lewis Lancaster Co Score 98
2 Cathy Shive York Co Score 97
3 Fred Weaver Lancaster Co Score 95
4 Jimmy Hawthorne Chester Co Score 91
5 Christine Hunter Berks Co Score 87
Sheep
1 Jimmy Hawthorne Chester County Score
100 T
2 Richard Trexler Lehigh County Score 100 T
3 Cajhy Hawthorne Chester County Score 98
4 Tomßross York County Score 98 T
5 Emily Weaver Lancaster County Score 97 T
T broken on overall score
Swine
1 Cathy Shive York County Score 99 T
2 Emily Weaver Lancaster County Score 99 T
3 Ellen Lewis Lancaster County Score 93 T
4 Gavin Grimm Lehigh County Score 93 T
5 Karena Rankin York County Score 93 T
T broken on overall score
ATTENTION
The prices quoted in the Tam Agri-
Corp. ad, Page D-10, for Victoria
grain bins are incorrect, as a
result of a mistake made by the
advertising agency. The correct
prices may be obtained by calling
717-432-9738
HI-GRADE HOLSTEIN HEIFERS
55 TON EAR CORN
LvZaIF THURSDAY,
JULY 26,1984
"u 4 1:00 P.M.
Located in Chester Co., PA, 4 miles north
west of Oxford. From Rt. 1 go north on
Rt. 272 to Lee’s Bridge Rd. Go west to
crossroad and turn right. First farm on
left. (Rt. 272 closed just north of Lee’s
Bridge Road.)
31 Head au out Of Mills Herd SlHead
25 Years Of ABC &ABS Breeding
31 head all bred to freshen summer and early
fall, all vaccinated 30 day charts; herd was
certified and accredited, milking herd
dispersed in July of ’B3, all these heifers are
sired AI and bulls will be identified sale day.
Snowman, Rocket, Titan, Glen Cal, Jerry,
Print, Superior, Belmont, etc.
Approx. 55 ton ear com, 20% down sale day,
final payment at pick-up.
Owners:
Auctioneer;
Steve Petersheim:
717-786-4624
Lie. ffAU-001349-L
Auctioneers Note; this is an opportunity to buy
heifers with type and size.
OAKRYN Fulton Grange No.
66 held its regular meeting Monday
at the Grange Hall in Oakryn.
Thomas Galbreath, Master,
conducted the business session.
Clifford Holloway Jr., a member of
the State Grange legislative
committee, reported attending a
meeting July 6 at Shamokin Dam,
and spoke of important farm
legislation. They also toured
Furman’s factory.
The youth committee is spon
soring a swim and volleyball party
Sunday 1 p.m. at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Aldus Martin, Drumore.
PUBLI
W. FRANK & JETTIE MILLS
IALE
Fulton Grange meets
There will be a cook-out at 4 p.m.
All Grange families are invited
and should bring one dish and
place settings.
Pomona Master, Clifford
Holloway Jr., announced a picnic
and meeting to be held at Huff
nagle Park in Quarryville today at
7 p.m. Lecturer, Dorothy Berry,
will conduct games.
The Lecturer, Sandy Galbreath,
presented a patriotic program
when most of the people wore red,
white and blue. lone Miller read a
poem “Our Country.” Kip
Osborne, accompamed by Lana
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Hagerstown, Md. on the Boonsbow-Williamsport Road (Route 68)
4 miles west of Boonsbow, Md. and 2 miles east of Sharpsburg
Pike (Route 65) at Lappans Crossroads on
TUESDAY EVE., JULY 17,1984
MACHINERY, TOOLS, SURGE &
OTHER DAIRY EQUIPMENT
Allis Chalmers 66 pull type combine w/clover seed attachment; John
Deere 494 four 30 in. row com planter; Int. 3 pt. 2 row 30 in. com planter;
Brinley 3 pt. 12 in. moldboard plow; good 16 tooth frame harrow; 4 ft. lawn
spreader & Sears 30 in. trailer lawn sweeper for lawn tractors; garden
tiller; Toolcraft shaper; hand garden plow; double shovel plow; hand,
garden & bam tools; carpenters, mechanics & plumbers tools; brass &
other fittings; copper tubing, etc.
R.V.11, 5.P.22, 100+ vac. pumps; new solid state pulsation controller;
new RJB automatic teat spray; 9 mini cup two milker units; alternating
pulsators for stationary mount milking parlor; Surge milker pails; 8 qt. TO
milker units; milker parts; 300 ft. 9/16 plastic hose; milk receiver jars; 1%
& 2 in. inlets and other misc. items.
Terms: Cash- Not responsible for accidents.
Sale Managed and Conducted By;
Robert C. Mullendor
Phone 582-0546 Auction Bldg. 582-2039
Clerk; C.L. Metz Lunch Rights Reserved
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 14,1984—A39
REAL ESTATE
Raybold, sang “The Statue of
Liberty” and “We Shall Behold
Him.” Florence May Kreider gave
a reading “It’s Just A Piece Of
Cloth.” Sandy Galbreath told how
to display a flag. The group sang
“This Is My Country” and gave the
Pledge of Allegiance. Charles
McSparran read “What It Means
To Be An American.” Chaplain
Shirley Galbreath concluded the
program with a prayer for
patriotism.
The next meeting will be held
July 23 and the annual picnic will
be August 13.
PUBLIC SALE
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