AH-LanciaUf Fanning, SrtHtfay. May 18, N<Y NJ. Milk $13.48 ALBANY, N Y. Dairy far mers who supplied milk dealers (handlers) under the New York - New Jersey marketing orders dur ing March 1996 will be paid by handlers on the basis of a uniform price 0f513.48 per hundredweight (29 cents per quart); the price for the corresponding month last year was $12.51 per hundredweight, according to Market Adminstrator Ronald C. Pearce also state that the price was $13.59 in February 1996. A total of 11,195 dairy farmers supplied handlers regulated under the New York - New Jersey mark eting orders with 1,051,225,569 pounds of milk during March Research Points the insect community will return.” While Arnold points out that di version wells are not a long-term solution to acid mine drainage, re sults of Penn State tests show that citizens’ groups and other agen cies can maintain a diversion well inexpensively and improve acidic streams to levels that allow stock ing and fishing. He adds that coal companies can use the wells as part of their clean-up efforts on ac tive and abandoned mines. A di TROY-Blir GARDEN TRACTOR • CHOICE of Mulching Deck options! •Easy-to-operate foot-controlled hydrostatic drive or gearr • Powerful Briggs & Stratton OHV engine with twin cylinders available • Tight 22" Turning Radius • Models from 13.5 HP to 20 HP • Covered by exclusive 7-Year Warranty important Infomwflon naqaning CmdH Tecma TheAnnualPer«nla« Rate AK 18%on(irslI1 OOObalance 792%onexcess AL CT FLLA,MAffIE MN NC no PA Rl WAandW ISVAR 792%,KS 18 96%onfirsISIOOOoltalvn. 144%0n excess NEli9Won«fsl^olta^.ie%onaxcoss,SC 169f%.tX 1764% WV lB%or^ 12% on excess DC and all othet stales 1896% Wmrnnmfinancecfiaroers $5O !oxeadi tilling cyclein w+xcfia financecharoeis payable (exeepl lor resxienls ol Afl, CT DC HI, ID KY, LA. MD NtINM NC anSHI) v Your Headquarters for TROY Parts & Service HOLLINCER’S Lawn & Garden Equipment POWER EQUIPMENT SALES AND SERVICE 1 5 1 5 E Chocolate Ave . Hershey ggm, 4126 Oregon Pike. Ephrata 533-4060 859-5455 'financing Available - IE ntt Hours: Mon. & Frl. 8-8; Tucs., Wed. ft Thurs. 8-5:30; Sat 8-2 1996. This was an increase of 1.6 percent (about 17 million pounds) from last year. The gross value to dairy far mers for milk deliveries was' $143,154,992.43. This included differentials required to be paid to dairy farmers but not premiums, deductions authorized by the far mer, or assessments. Regulated handlers used 419,926,529 pounds of milk for Class I, 39.9 percent of the total. This milk is used for fluid milk products such as homogenized, flavored, low test, and skim milks. For March 1996, handlers paid $15.15 per hundredweight (32.6 cents per quart) for Class I milk compared with $13.77 a year ago. (Conllnuad from Pag* ASS) version well can be built for about $5,000. A year-long supply of limestone can cost approximately $2,000. “Conceivably, hunting and fishing associations or other groups could maintain a diversion well to establish a stocked fish ery,” Gray said. ‘These wells are very effective and very easy to maintain, which is important when installing one deep in the woods of Pennsylva nia,” Arnold said. Onmwra Handlers used 178,362,652 pounds of milk for Class II pro ducts, 17 percent of the total. Class II products include fluid cream, eggnog, ricotta and cottage cheeses, ice cream, and yogurt Handlers paid $13.03 per hun dredweight for this milk. Milk used to manufacture Class 111 products including butter, cheese (other than ricotta and cot tage cheeses), and whole milk powder totaled 418,650,759 pounds (39.8 percent of the total). Diesel Engine Service • New - Rebuilt Used Engines and Power Units • New John Deere Ind. Powerunlts 19-375 HP 60S9T Power for Shops, Sawmills, Irrigation Pumps, Harvesters, Grinders, Generators, Any Power Need You May Have. 1 .! Pleasant Valley Rd. 717-733-3890 Ephrata, Pa. 17522 PAX 717-738-3146 Public Auction TWO DAYS Saturday, May 25 & Monday, May 27, 1996 9 AN - STARTING TINE - BOTH DAYS LOCATION; 4756 COONTOWN RD., Chambcrsburg, Pa. From Square in Chambersburg, Take Rt 30 W for 2 miles. Him Left onto Rt 995 for 5 miles, bear left onto Gpitner Road. Go 1/2 mile then turn left on Coontown Rd to Auction on right Slihl Concrete Saw - TS-350 Super (Like New); Pioneer Farmsaw // Chain Saw; Craftsman 10” Table Saw; May Tirematic Tire Changer; Craftsman Reciprocating Saw; New & Used tires of all Sizes (Kelly, Jetson, Remmington, Michellin, etc); 2 Stack Craftsman Tool Cabinet; Commercial Wheel Balancer, Milwaukee HD 4 3/4” Deep Cut Band Saw; Large Air Compressor, 4 Ton Floor Jack w/air & 10 & 20 ton Floor Jacks; Three Craftsman Weed Eaters; AC Commercial Spark Plug Cleaner, 6” Ifeble Grinder, Vises; Come-a-long; C-Clamps; Steel Woik Benches; Milwaukee 1/2” Drill; Angle Drill; New Craftsman Nut Drivers; Deep Well Sockets; 3/4” Ratchet & Sockets; New Craftsman Wrenches; Sears Router, Lots of Craftsman Hand Tools & Chisel Set; Craftsman Ratchets & Sockets; Air Ratchet & Grinder; Two Wheelbarrows; 4 Sears Bugwackers; Gas Mower; Craftsman Tractor Cart; Tap & Die Sets; New Air Hose; Picks, Digging Irons etc; Black & Decker Power Saws (7 1/4 & 8 1/4); 8 1/4” Skil Saw; 50 & 100 ft. power cords; Dutch Boy & Girl Lawn Ornaments; 7 Sheets of 4xB Pressboard; Steel I Beams; New Tibes all types; Trico Wiper Cabinet w/blades; Torch Gauges & Hoses; New Oil & Air Filters; 100 lbs of Lead; House Jack; Tine Up Machine; Cast Dinner Bell; Riding Mower (as is); 2 Air Chisel Hammers; Black & Decker Vibro Valve Grinder Set Car Jacks; Wooden Step Ladder, 3/4" Impact Wrenches; Transmission Floor Jack; Bench Grinders; Air Greaser; Floor Mod Battery Charger; Electrical & Ignition Parts; Muffler Clamps; Fishing Weights & molds; Air Stud guns; Tie Balancers; .Cross Cut Saws; House Insulation; Copper Tlbing; Door & Window Screening: Three 21 ft Steel I Beams; 1975 Chevy C-30 Stake Body Truck w/350 eng (as is) other 350 engine; 20 ft Low Boy Trailer (as is); 6 pieces of Safety Glass - 3xB’ & other arti cles too numerous to mention. HOUSEHOLDS ■ ANTIQUES -TOOLS - TIRES Baseball Card Sets - 1986 & up (never opened); Zane Gray Books; Bookcase; Afghans; Oak Office Chairs; Ping Pong Table; Hess & Penn State Trucks; Office Supplies (some new); Old "S” Roll Top Desk; Treadmill; Hall Dishes; Antique Rocker; plus any Tools & Tires that didn’t get sold on the May 2Sth. Mr. & Mrs. E.F. Fetterhoff Sr. - Owners Terms: Cash or Good Check Not Responsible For Accidents Note: Formally known as Fetterhoff Enterprises, Mr. & Mrs. Fetterhoff were in the Tire Shop business for over 40 yean. Day 2 we will sell all items that are left from Day 1 & Households. Food Stand Reserved. BRIAN J. MCGINN - AUCTIONEER - AU-3360-L (717) 264-2597 Handlers paid $12.65 per hun dredweight for this milk. Milk used to manufacture non fat dry milk (Class ni-A) totaled 34,285.629 pounds (3.3 percent of the total). Handlers paid $10.27 • Detroit Diesel - 53- 71-92 8.2 Series engines 48-500 HP • Seles & Service • New & Used Parts • PTO Clutches & Gear Reductions • Complete Rebuilding per hundredweight for this milk. The uniform price is based on milk containing 3.5 percent but terfat. For March 1996, there was a price differential of 5.4 cents for each one-tenth of one percent that the milk tested above or below the 3.5 percent standard. PUBLIC AUCTION OF CERTAIN ASSETS OP MERRY GO ROUND Enterprises, Inc. & Affiliated Companies (350+) Compaq and Mac Com puters & Printers, Circa 1972 Harley Davidson Motorcycle, Sports & Entertainment Memorabilia, Boots, (2) Trailer Loads of Garments, “Give Baltimore the Ball** Collectibles, 500 Asst. Potted Plants, & Complete Grouping of Exercise Equipment SAT., JUNE 1, 1996 At 10:00 A.M. (sals on sits) 3300 Fashion Way, Joppa, MD. 21085 (2) Auctioneers COMPUTER AND OFFICE: (250) Compaq 386 & 486, Sold individually, (13) Mac Centris, Quadria 950+ (38) Laser Printers, (40) Dot Matrix Printers, (35) Fax, (129) Dumb Terminals, (100+) Calculators, and (40) Asst. Items. TV’S, VCR’S, STEREO EQUIPMENTS (60+) New and Used TVs, (150+) Stereos Amps and T\iners, (20+) VCRs, (300+) Speakers And Many Lots are Grouped For Home Use. SHOES, BOOTS, AND GARMENTS, MISC.: (18) Totes of Shoes Worn for Photo Shoots, Cart of Cowboy Boots sold by the pair, (58) Racks of Gar ments sold by the Rack, Denim Jeans, Tops, “One of a Kind” Items, Mens and Womens. COMPLETE SET OF EXERCISE EQUIP MENTS (2) Stair masters, Concept II Rowing Machine, Treadmill, Exercise Bikes, Asst. Weight Lifting Eq. Including Sets of Bar Bells, Weight Lifting Systems, Benches, and Much Much More. COLLECTIBLES SIGNED BY MUSIC AND TV PERSONALITIES, AND ATHLETES: (150+) Signed Boggle Hats; Singers: Madonna; Steve Taylor, John Oats, Bernadette Peters, Ted Nugent, Redge Green Lichris+++; Athletes: Mike Singletary, Kccna Turner, Curley “Boo” Johnson, Sugar Ray Leonard, and Much Much More; Celebrities: Brian Clark, Brian Patrick (General Hospital); Josh Koeing (Growing Pains); Alex Tre bek, and Much Much More. Collectibles: Yellow Submarine “Blue Meanie,” “No Where Man” (Cell Art), Elton John Suit, Plat inum Record from Marvin Gay, Looney Tunes (Hand-painted Animation Art 64/100), and Gold Record from The Jackson Five, and More; Signed Prints: Moody Blues, Cream, Jerry Lee Lewis, Joe Cocker, Gladys Knight, Jimmi Hendrix, T-Rex, ‘73 Bowie (Eat To The Beat), and Bowie ‘9O; Signed Albums; T-Rex, Led Zeppelin, Jeff Beck, Fleet wood Mack, Jimmi Hendrix, The Jackson Five, and More. OTHER COLLECTIBLES: 1972 Harley David son Shovel Head Motorcycle, Carousel Horses, Gargoyles, Side Boards, Animated King Kong, Baltimore Orioles Leather Jacket, Harley Clothing, Belts, and (25) Tony Lama and Justin Boots. TERMS: CASH, Certified Check or Appropri ate Bank Letter of Guarantee, 10% Buyers Pre mium, Removal Through The. June 4 TUI 4:00 P.M. You must be 18 y/o to bid. All items sold, “As-Is, Where-Is” with no representation or warranties as to condition. The information contained herein has been obtained from sources beUeved to be reasonable and reliable. The Auctioneer beUeves that each item has been carefhlly and accurately described, however, the Auctioneer and Trustee make no warranties (Either express or implied) or guaranties as to the accuracy of the information in this offering or the merchantability, correctness, description, fitness or condition of the items. Auctioneer and IVustee reserve the right to group, reduce, add, or delete lots. No Third Party Sales On Premis es. CaU for additional terms and conditions. DIRECTIONS: 1-95 to exit 74. Right on Route 7, left 1 mile left on Faehion Way. Sale conducted by BSC/Atlantlc Auctions, Inc., 20 Park Avenue. Baltimore, MD 21201. For more information call the MORE Hot line at 1-800-432-0703.
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