Page D2 The Daily Item Sunday, January 25, 1998 AREA STOCKS BUSINESS DIGEST How to read mutual fund quotations A mutual fund Is a collection ot stocks, bonds or other securities purchased by a group ol Investors and managed by a professional Investment firm. 3 4 1 UU Svy Alliance Capital: 2 AlCance Bond Fund How to read stock exchange quotations Prices are given In fractions: Vi- 12.Se; i 37.5e; 62.5e; V. -75c; 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Sates High Low Last Chg Attlab 1 787 50 49V. 1 Abbreviated name of the company 'i 2 Footnotes: pf preferred; rt warrant; stock spM in past 52 weeks; rr new issue, first ottered within the past 52 weeks; 3 Dividend, or per-shar amount, an Investor can expect to receive in the next 1Z -months. 4 Reflects the number of "round lots" (100 shares ach) traded dunng the day cov- ered by the Esting.
5 The highest price and lowest price for which one share sold the day covered by the listing. i 6 ThepriceforwhichonesharewassellingwhenthemavVetdosed. 7 The amount by whicrt the stock price ehwcei during the day covered by the 1st- mg. ttJ2 11.98 Mo. Inc.
Ponfodo Jeffrey N. Goldsmith, CFRE, was recently named director of development for SUN Home Health Services Northumberland. Goldsmith was previously director Of development and community relations for the Pennsylvania Business-Education Partnership in Harrisburg. He is on the board of directors of the Central Pennsylvania Chapter of the National Society of Fund Raising Executives and chairs the organization's Ethics Education Committee. The following physicians and allied health personnel joined the Sunbury Community Hospital medical staff in 1 997: Drs.
R.M. Bernstein, Judith M. Hartzell, Scott M. Hartzell and Jan D. Hilliker in ophthalmology; Drs, Stuart M.
Olinsky and David P. Roeltgen in neurology; Dr. Thomas F. thopedics', Drs. Jan Hobbs and William Bruce in otolaryngology; E.
Lance Hildrew, emergency medicine; Drs. Joseph Kort aiid Pedro O. 1 Nam of company that sells the funds 2 Names of individual funds sponsored by the company 3 The net asset value, or the price shareholder would have received for shares sold at the end ol th previous trading day. 4 The dosing ourchase once for the fund. It represents the net asset value plus sales fees.
the letters N.L appear, the lund 11 called a "no-load lund," meaning no sales fees are charged. Servant) in family medicine; Ernest Y. Normington, plastic GRAIN IHAY NEWY0RK STOCKS (List furnished by Janney Montgomery Scott Inc.) Close Chg. Acme -'we American Greeting 41 American Home Products 90 14 1 vie AMP ,38 wr -116 Bass 29 1 -1 Coca-Cola Enterprise 32 -vie Community Banks 38 NC Conestoga Enterprises 30 1 NC Cooper Industries 48 1 "ie Core States 75 -1 im Delmarva PW 21 -i Dorsey 237 Dow Jones 51 rie 'vie du Pont 56 1J6 Duquesne Light ,32 we we' Fleetwood Enterprises .40 wit 'wie Fortune Brands 37 is 'Fulton 31 Mills 73' wit -tm fclTE 53 "ie Harley Davidson 26 1 -is Hershey Foods 60 -ivr H.J. Heinz 55 106 International Home Foods 26 -me International Paper 44 nie -iyie JPM 2fi NC Keystone Financial 38 ne Masco Corp.
49 -1 1m. Merck -112 isne sne Pennsylvania Enterprises 24 i -me Pennsylvania House 15 NC Philip Morris 42 iai Pitney Bowes 44 vie -i 23 iie Pepsi 36 516 -V't PSD 28 vt -ie Quaker State Oil 13 wi -10 Ralston Purina 88 ne -1 is Rite Aid 61 1 -1vie Schult 22 SUN Bancorp 36 SUSQ First Nat. Tr. 38 2 Tandy Corp. 37 tin Textron 56 -me TRW 51 1 -i UNP 58 -ne Wal-Mari 39 -n Walt Disney 98 ve 2 1 Weis Markets- 34 ye Xerox 76 4 surgery; Darla R.
Miller, podiatry; Mary F. Pascucci, P.O., pathology; Ollice Bates, M.D., nephrology and internal medicine; -James L. Donahue, geriatrics; Helen M.p.,allergy and "-Among allied health personnel were James Berry, speech pathology; 0 W4 738 GPU 2 Z7ob GenSecs 1.20150867 75? NEW YORK, Friday's selected national prices for New York Stock Exchange issues: Sales High Low Close Chg, AMR 11283 129w 124ie 124isne -4ie 1.32 53661 66m 64isie 65i Compared with last Monday's market for Central Corn steady to .17 higher, wheat and soybeans steady to .10 higher, barley, steady to strong, oats steady, ear corn steady to 5.00 higher. Prices paid delivered to deliverers' dock: All prices per bushel, except ear corn per ton. Central Pennsylvania -1B 18 1116 Nadine Sten, PAC, OBGYN; and registered nurses Bonnie Catherman and Scott Sholley.
James M. Burkhardt, Colleen M. Pollack and Karen L. Doma-lakes have joined jthe law firm of Michael J. O'Connor Associates, AeroVick.88f 2526 48is 4778 Airgas 5029 14ikh 14vie AirTouch 11984 44? 43iie Alcan .60 5948 29i 28wt AHgEngy1.72 1283 31 30is AldSgnl .52 10159 37i 35iki Alcoa 1a 8555 69m AEP 2.40 2558 50v.
50 GnMotr2b 19008 58 56i Gensco 1113 12wi6 1134 Gillette .86 8789 102wie IOO316 Goodrch1.10 3692 42vi6' 41 Goodyear 120f4252 63 61 14 GtAtPc .40 576 27i5i6 Heinz 1.26 5707 56aie 547e HmeDeps .20 18486 6O14 59i Houstlnd1.50 3723 25r 25m Humana 2659 19m 19i4 IkonOffSol .16 4719 297 2878 IBM s. 8039115 100 98ivi6 mart 11095 lOine IO1116 Kroger 12911 38 36 LbtyASE1.33e- 952 13i4 13i LockhdM 1.60 7217 1043 i6 103.2 ii. 16 -1 14 -1vi6 --M W16 -1V16 -S16 -12 -S16 18 -716 -316 -116 V4 1B 48ij 1434 4416 287a 3034 36i 69 50716 87 43ni6 79316 71v16 Ameritch 2.40110349 86i 44 43i4 -12 716 -1516 -18 -1V8 Corn No 2.95-3.20 3 07 Wheat No 2 '3 20-3 30 3 25 Barley No 3 '2 15-270 2 45 Oats No 2 1.50-2 00 1 75 Soybeans 6 50-6 60'6 29 6 51 New ear corn 66 00-85 00 78 00 Amrtchwi39 Amoco 2.80 1279b Armco 2463 ArmW1 1.76 1073 AtlRich 2.85 5781 Avatex 103 Avnet .60 2410 BeHAti 3.38 16704 80j 78m 434 4ie 72 71 754 74316 1 1116 61 34 60lV16 91 a4 90vi6 59 59 7438 -1316 61 -916 91 with offices in Frackville, Reading, Stroudsburg, Sunbury. Wilkes-Barre, Allentown and Williamsport. Burkhardt lives in Orwigsburg with his wife, All hay No.
2 and better, prices paid by dealers at the farm and per ton. Hay and straw uneven, mostly steady to weak. 4059. 74l316'' 57ii6 12l8 101 116 41V16 62 28i8 55vi6 5978 251316 19! 29i 99316 10V4 37i? 1316 103iii6 IOO116 48iii6 83v6 31 7me 3116 8116 661116 18'4 71m 45i4 25 11 116 51 11-16 22ni6 29iii6 54i 36m 61-? 62iii6 36m6 43i4 41 11 41m 78m BellSo1.44 BethStl 15660 11649 8a 8116 1S16 -14 -14 5ftw 8316 281316 50516 28m 29i4 50ivh 7534 S16 4934 73i 33i.i 115.00-187.50 90.00-167.50 92.00-175.00 75 75.00-110 00 Alfalfa Mixed hay Timothy Straw Ear corn 74 -1716 33 12 -1116 113l8-1l16 35i K. Domalakes Pollack c.
J. Burkhardt Sharon, and three children: Matt. Becca and Mappie. He eraduated Brunswick .50 2642 CSX 1.201 4934 Chevron 2.32 12519 Chryslr1.60 26709 Citicorp 2.30129607 ColumEgy 1 861 Comsat 2Q 796 ConEd2.10 18471 ConsNG194 1717 Commgln.72 5393 CurtWr .52 148 DOE 1.44f 660 DTE 2.06 2984u MUTUAL FUNDS Belleville Auction, Belleville Jan. 14, 1998 63 loads hay, 1 1 straw, 5 ear corn -a4 1116 -1M -1lB rVi6 -7ie Vi6.
1116 -216 -11 14 -1 -716 Closing price from Kutztown University and earned a juris doctor degree from the University of Pittsburgh in 1987. is a graduate of Mahoney Area High School and has a bachelor's degree from Penn State University and a law degree from Dickinson Law School. Domalakes is a Frackville resident. She is a graduate of the University of Scranton and Dickinson Law School. DertaAr.20 9049 6403 162.00-197.00 70.00-180.00 80.00-127.50 90.00-97.50 2.45 2.50 Alfalfa Id.
208 Mixed hay M80-140 Straw Ear com, Id. 65 Oatsbu. 2 Ids. 115l! 11278 76i32 74ii6 24i4 23ni6 41 407,16 55716 54ii6 36n 35vb 34' 34v8 33h 32iii6 35 3434 118i 112 91V16 88S16 36i3 34ve 56'ie 55si6 424 4134 62i4 6O1116 27m 27t 43ni6 42vs 59ivi6 58ii6 64iii6 6334 28i: 28ii6 49s'6 47iyi6 DowCh3.48 Loews 12206 101w 997 Lowes 22 11453u 49w 48 Lucent .30 24437 84m 82ii'B Lukens 1 315 31 30iv MIN .52 3438 7w 7m McDert .20 3548 32m 31vi6 MMM2.12 10049 82m 8O1116 Mobil 2.1218783 68m 66116 Mylan.16 12084 19s.ie I818 NCR Cp 2830 27B 27iie NatFGs1.74 469 46i4 45m Navistar 974 25m 24i6 NiaMP 4094 11i 107 OGEEngy2.66 302 52m 51n6 PEC0 1.80 7129 23m 22v6 Cp 120 7464 29i3ie PPG 1.36 6477 56m 54m PacEnt1.52f. 798 37iie 36m Penney 2.14 3481 62vi6 61 Penraol 1 943 64m 62m PepsiCo .50 26374 373.6 36'8 PhilPet136 9502 44m 43-1 Polaroid .60 1174 41'iis 40 Praxair .44 19341 41m6 39m ProctG 1.0119639 80n 78i 4 RJRNab 2.05 17098 34.
4 33i 16 ReyMt11.40 4257 60 59 RoylDuts1.46e22451 50-M6 49 -6 SBC Com 1.7914547 75 SalmSBF2.95e1892 16' 16m Sears .92 32761 46' 44-n TCW 627 9 Tennco1.20 4990 37-8 37i Texaco 1.8017007 53i 5V. Textron s1 6724 57is 56' 1 TnconGn 5953 27i 26 UAL 4265 90i 87 7434 233.4 407? 5434 35ni6 34m 32-V16 34 114 89ni6 35i-8 55r 414 62316 27716 43ii6 58ivi6 64i8 28616 48 1116 -16 716 -9n6 -16 1.16 -116 -1m -116 -12 16 -M -W M6 -3V16 -a4 Dressr.76 15101 DuPont 12619919 Mlddleburg Auction, Middleburg Jan. 13, 1998 69 loads hay, 14 straw, 18 ear corn EastEn1.64f 365 EKodak1.76 26059 Edtsonlnt 1 6918 EDS .60 8184 Exxons1.64 28906 FMC 914 FirstEngy1.50 3208 FordM1.68 17769 Alfalfa. Mixed hay Timothy M1 10-125. Straw Id.
120 Ear corn Oatsbu. 105.00-222.50 95.00-162.50 97.50-137.50 85.00-110.00 75.00-97.50 2.30-2.50 4 -1' 1,16 1j16 -1M6 -V16 1.U 9V4 -7(16 -T -7-8 -Vi6 -1'M6 ti '8 1.4 337 59i7 75s 16m 46ii6 9i.i6 37i. 52 56-. 87-6 49m 28 31m 30s it 419.6 15.1,-6 Dewart Auction, Dewart Jan. 14, 1998 92 loads hay, 23 straw, 4 ear com NEW YORK Friday sales.
4 p.m. price and net change of the 10 most active American Stock Exchange issues, trading nationally at more than $1 USWest 2.14 12777 u49ivi6 48s -6 27r 31716 29 40m 15716 56i6 28i6 30i.i6 4116 157,. 61 Alfalfa Mixed hay 105-135 Timothy Grass hay Id. 147.50 Straw Ear com Oatsbu. 5 Ids.
M22.50-167.50 70.00-155.00 77.50-142.50 100.00-117.50 70.00-87.50 50.00-90.00 2.10-2.45 12575 8731 7359 12035 13137 24298 11158 829 USWM USXMar .76 USXUSS1 UCarb.90 Unisys Unocal 80 ViadCp.32 NAV "Chg. Aid Association for Lutherans: Bond Fund 10.03 Capital Growth 25.65 Municipal Bond 11.60 Small Company 12.01 .04 Utility NA Alliance Capital: Alliance Bond Fund Corp. Bond Fund 14. Delaware Group: Decatur One 19.79 Delaware Fund 21.42 Trust-Pa 8.43 Dreyfus: Appreciation Fund 32.42 A Bonds Plus Inc. 14.76 Fund Inc.
9.68 500 Stock Index Fund 20.31 Fidelity: Intermediate Bond Fund 10. Puritan Fund 19.23 Magellan Fund 93.93 Franklin Group: U.S. Govt. Sec 6.88 J. Hanco*ck: Sovereign Inv.
22.14. Legg Mason Funds: Value Trust 42.76 Lutheran Brotherhood: High Yield 9.42 08 LB Fund 25.06 Income Fund 8.60 Municipal Bond 9 MFS: Govt. Mortg. 6.72 Neuberger and Berman: Focus 32.8 Genesis Trust 1 5.08 Phoenix Series: Tax -ex. Bond Fund 11.31 Putnam Funds: Amer.
Govt. Income Fund 8.79 Income Trust 13.06 Van Eck: Int'l Invest 7 69 OS Vanguard Group: WellslFund 21.61 Van Kamp AmCapA: Equity Income Fund 7.16 NAV Net asset value, or the value ot securities and 57ii 34Md33n6 19l3 Name SPDR EchoBay Naborslnd Diamonds RoyaOak CanyonRsc ViacomB GreyWolf TWA BemaGold Volume Last Chg. 6.196,400953i J74 2.506.5001 1516 18 2.477.900 223.4 -1v8 n1.686.00076j -u g1. 538.200 i 1.475.900 1 796200 4234 -i-6 778.600 4i7 687.700 11 me V6 638200 2,6 V6 -li 'Few reported, -Mostly, tAverage moisture) 33i4 19m 28m 46' 4 8. 19.M6 76i4 7..
28ki6 46i6 8m 20 77 7l4 WHkamss. 60 13809 WnDrx 1.02 1282 Winnbg 20 376 Woolwtti 2302 Xerox 144f 19267 ZemthE 1627 28m 4516 19w 73.. 7n -118 4i LIVESTOCK Hrst National trust Bank in aunoury received a tive-star superior rating from Bauer Financial Reports Inc. in Coral Gables, Fla. The Sunbury institution has earned the five-star ranking 24 consecutive times.
Susquehanna University Assistant Professor Catherine M. Hastings joined 35 other college and university professors from across the country for C-SPAN's Winter 1998 Seminar for Professors. Professors from political science, journalism, speech, communications and public policy attended the seminar, which focused on creative ways to use C-SPAN's public affairs programming in the college classroom and in research. Janice F. Miner of Shamokin represented the Northumberland County Pharmacist's Association at the Pennsylvania Pharmacist's Association Winter Meeting of Delegates in State College.
Postal Annex in Shamokin Dam has opened a collection center for Styrofoam loose-fill packing material. People are asked to call (800) 828-2214 before dropping the material off to ensure adequate space. Ken Fonville, president of Pennsylvania House Furniture, presented service awards to employees and recent retirees at a luncheon in the company's Lewisburg headquarters. Among those honored were retirees Bnrdette Lahr, Joseph Smith, Clarence Guffey, Willard Boxersox, Mary Oldt, June Roush, Ernest Long, Donald Bingman and Glenn Hollenbach. The following long-term employees also received awards: 20 years: Gary Loss, Tim Bingamen, William Engle, Don Diefebach, Ed Zechman, Robert Henniager, Bart Bilger, Mark Thompson.
Jane Hendricks, Deb Spaid, Terry Witmer, Mary Kratzer, Colleen Dorman, Randy Rearick, Betty Witmer, Kevin Sauers, Kathy Sprenkle, Ruth Myers, Larry Byers, William Prichett, Alan Wolfe, Jim King. 25 years: Stephen Coursart, Dale Newman, Dennis Krouse, Melvin Reed, John Miller, Carl Kline, Ken Bricker, Norma Hackenberg, Henry Aurand, Larry Wilson, Edgar Wagner, Wayne Feaster, Ernest Long, Edward Buck, Daniel Baney, Don Arney Jr. 30 years: Barb Snyder, Jean Hcrrold, Judy Paynter, Diana Nace, Harry Mitchell. Donald Snook, Cyrus Bennett, Robert llcddings, Leroy Sr. 40 years: Golda Kaler, Johyn Erb, Dick Keister, Martin Follmer, William Bowersox.
FUTURES Dewart Auction, Dewart Jan. 19, 1998 Steers: $50 to $64 Heifers: Too few to quote Good cows: $35 to $39.75 Canners and cutters: $20 to $30 Bulls: $33 to $38 Veal: 90 to 130 $70 to $130 Veal: 130 to 190 $20 to $70 Sows: None Feeder pigs: $15 to $35 Hay: $70 to $175 Straw: $60 to $82.50 Wood: $20 to $50 Oats: $2 to $2.45 Corn: $77 to $90 cash (he fund otvided by the number of shares "Chg The change in net asset value from the previous trading day CHICAGO Wheat futures finished higher Friday on the Chicago Board of Trade, while com and soybean futures faded after an early rally. Grain and soybeans rose strongly early in the session after the Agriculture Department reported surpnsingly strong export sales. The USDA said 540.300 tons of soybeans were exported in the past week. That beat the four-week average by 25 percent and was sharply higher than market expectations.
Japan, Spam and the Netherlands were major purchasers. The National Oilseed Processors Association also reported the amount of soybeans crushed into meal and oil rose by 464.000 bushels in the past week to 32.897 million bushels. But the rally faded after the industry association revised downward its amount of soybean meal exports. The USDA reported weekly com export sales of 878,100 tons, with Japan, South Korea and Mexico the top three buyers. The figure, some 300.000 tons higher than expectations, helped Overcome concern that export demand will plunge amid Asian economic turmoil.
But the soybeans' weakness pressured com prices. Wheat futures rose after the government said 688.300 tons of wheat were exported last week, slightly above expectations. Gram and soybeans also were supported early by a private forecaster's prediction that the El Nino weather effect will cause above-normal precipitation this spring and a ho tter-than -normal summer in maior U.S. growing regions. Such weather could affect production significantly.
Wheat for March delivery rose 3 14 cents to $3.34 14 a bushel: March com fell 12 cent to $2.75 12 a bushel; March oats fell 2 12 cerits to $1 47 34 a bushel; March soybeans fett 34 cents to $6.70 14 a bushel. Meat and livestock futures rose strongly on the Chcago Mercantile Exchange. February live cattle rose 80 cent to 66.70 cents a pound; March feeder cattle rose 110 cent to 79 05 cents a pound; February lean hogs rose .35 cent to 58 85 cents a pound; February pork bellies rose 1 .02 cents to 50 30 cents a pound. Starting A Business? Business Problems? Free Counseling SCORE 743-4100 SCORE It an oreaMialion of eiperienced eaecutnea asMtmg wnan butmeuw. Sponsored by It S.
Smef Buunta Admmtrthonl scontfM ml csrtr net Schoolhouse Call your local exchanges Sunbury Area 286-1818 Shamokin Area 644-1818 Mifflinborg, Lewisburg Milton Area 742-1818 t. Danville Area 271-1814 Snyder County Area 374-1800 Trevorton DalmatJa Area 758-3567 fipnn 1 VzjLtmr. Auto-Zone a discount auto parts and accessories store, has leased the site of the former McDonald's restaurant on Route 61 in Shamokin. The building is owned by Shamokin Associates. Music Guitar Harmonicas Drum Violin and Sound Syntrnui Ranio mm Ampllfrni a Mandolin 4rfc.n fr ifr 53? Marti Dobro (iiho GiM 3871159 Susquehanna Bancshares a multi-bank financial holding pany and parent company of First National Trust Bank in Sunbury.
has declared a first quarter dividend of 21 cents per share on common stock, payable Feb. 20 to shareholders of record Feb. 2. Mon.Ttur 10-. I04 11 CvdearcwM TNow Accepting Applications For The Spring Term 1100 Financial Newt Headlines 1104 Stock Market Report Dow avtj.
1106 Foreign Stock Market Report 1108 Stock Market Report Indices 1112 Daily Stock Winners (NYSE) 1116 Daily Stock Losers (NYSE) 1120 Weekly Winners Summary 1124 Weekly Losers Summary 1125 Mutual Funds Report 1128 Most Active Stocks (NYSE) 1132 Most Active Slocks (AMEX) 1136 NASDAQ (0TC) Most Active 1137 Financial Markets Overview 1138 Mortgage Rates 1140 Chicago Board of Trade Pari 1 1144 Chicago Board of Trade Pari 2 1148 CommodityChi. Mercant Esc. 1152 Precious Metals Report 1153 Stock Market Insights 1154 Major Economic Indicators 1156 Money Rates 1160 TreasuryBills Parti 1164 TreasuryBills Part 2 1168 Corporate Bonds Report 1172 CSCE 1176 NYCE 1180 Spot Crude Oil 1184 Foreign Exchange Report qP HOME u. IMPROVEMENTS xn SVN K( VvRoofin9 Xgty Siding 1 li 1 Snow Removal Vjy 286-1585 Jan. 27-29 The 139th annual meeting of the State Horticultural Association and the 1998 Pennsylvania Vegetable Conference will take place at the Z.
Hershey Lodge and Convention Center. The State Horticultural Societies ot Maryland and New Jersey will join the meetings. Feb. 3: The Buckneli University Small Business Development Center will host a seminar entitled "Starting a Payroll" from 6:30 to 9 30 p.m. in the "Gardner Lecture Hall of the Dana Engineering Building at Buckneli.
Enrollment is limited to 40 people. To register, send a $12 check payable to leuckneli University by Jan. 30 to Buckneli SBDC. lewisburg, Pa. 17837.
For more information, call the SBDC at (717) 525-1249. Feb. 6: Graham Kerr, internationally known chef, writer and television per- eonality. will appear at Barnes Noble of State College at 6 p.m. Kerr will talk about the latest of his 23 cook books.
"The Gathenng Place The event is tree and open to the public. Feb. 12: Northeastern Farm Credit. ACA, annual Ag Outlook Forums will be held from 6:30 to 9.30 p.m. at the Best Western Country Cupboard Inn on I Route 15 north of Lewisburg.
1 1 ei Beginning fcilMKMlPy March 9 1998 BUSINESS INSTITUTE mULI1 LJJO DEGREE PROGRAMS AsstHWle in bpfaalHfd Business Uegift Secretarial Science tagal Option 'Business Administration Secretarial Science Medical Option Secretarial Science Executive Carter Oriented Program in the field of business Take rnaximum nrivAnt an of the new tax law get a fast Reservations can be made by calling 1-800-326-9507, ext. 310. Feb. 19-20. The Pennsylvania Dairy Herd Improvement Association holds its annual meeting at the Penn State Conference Center Hotel Research Park, State College.
Reservations must be received no later than Feb. 8. Feb. 26 "Building with Nature: Protecting Trees and Natural Resources During Construction" is a seminar to be held at Luzerne Community College for building industry and community planners A pre-regislration fee of $20 covers written materials, lunch and breaks. For information, call the Penn State Cooperative Extension at 602-0600 or 825-1701.
March 7: Northcentral Pennsylvania Woodland Owners Conference. Penns Inn of Alvin Bush Center. Pennsylvania College of Technology, Williamsport Contact Extension Service your county for registration brochure. reruna wrtn electronic tiling. Don't let the IRS.
get your share. CaP mm THOMAS E. HOUCK CPA Miffllnbura 374-7343 941 W. Third Street, WUliamsport, PA 17701 717-326-2869 or 1-800-962-6971 E.O.E.
