Pa, Angus Breeders Grove, PoUstown, is vice pres- F ew b. 4. A re Rabid
Elect New Officers is°jny Says Diagnostic Chief '
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the Pennsylvania Angus Asso- befoic having a pet destroyed partment of Agriculture,
aimon at the organization’s re- A . ' ... .. , „ and its brain examined for ra- A n f
cent annual meeting at Slate . field day the follow- —— All too fiequently the de-
College. The meeting was held *?® day, *| le t°P junior Angus ship Contest August 7-8-9 at . animals were confined
the evening before the annual ®' l ® w ™ en the state were se- Lexington, Kentucky. P®* B wluchpupped a youngster
Pennsylvania Angus field day J. he . two winners, Sam More than 100 persons at- b eeause they disliked being
at Penn Stale University. Nottingham, an d Rich- tended the field day which also jnunhßudted, Dr. Palace H.
_ , Rishel, York, will repre- featured a cattle iudcinc con* Seitz, chief of the Depart*
Kiymoud Tail. Mercer, was sent Pennsylvania in the Na- test conducted by Herman Pur- ment ’ s diagnostic laboratory,
deoted president and Conrad tional Junior Angus Showman- dy of Penn State University. sa^>
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Witmer
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. July 29.1967
“Parents should realize that
rabbits, dogs and other pels,
which have been cooped up all
their lives, couldn’t be infect
ed with rabies because they
have never been exposed to a
bite from rabid wildlife,”
Seitz said.
Seitz said animals suspected
of having rabies should be se-
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Ohio Farm Girl
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Rcgran Linn Davis, 19, daugh
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Davis, Kinsman, Ohio, was
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American Dairy Princess in a
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