Bradford
WYALUSING - The 71st Annual
Meeting of the Bradford County
Extension Association will be held
on Wednesday, Dec. 5 at the
Fnedenshutten Restaurant,
Wyalusing. Dinner will be served
at 8 p.m., followed by the evening’s
program.
Featured speaker for the
evening will be Dr. Thomas Drake,
Instructor and Extension
Specialist of Veterinary Science at
Penn State University. Dr. Drake’s
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Before December 1,1984 1 I
Extension dinner
topic will be rabies. His talk will
include the effect of rabies on the
dairy cow, such as symptoms,
treatment, and immunization
practices; treatment for humans;
and the safe processing and
preparing of venison and small
game.
The evening program will also
include presentation of the
Bradford County Extension
Cooperator Award to two County
residents, and two new members
of the Extension Executive
Committee will be elected.
Tickets may be obtained from
Adcock wins at Pa. Nat’l
“I think next year we’ll have a world champion,” was Odie
Adcock’s assessment after his stylish Tennessee Walking
Horse was crowned champion of the Plantation Pleasure
class in the final day of competition at the Pa. National Horse
Show on October 20.
A Manheim-area auctioneer, Adcock’s Harrisburg win
marked the second victory for his stylish steed during the
horse’s first year of competition. The season’s first win was in
May at the Eastern Classic held in Quentin, followed by a
respectable seventh-place finish at the World Championships
in Shelbyville, Tenn.
A home-bred horse, Adcock's winner was sired by Delight's
Raven out of Ebony's Maid, both owned by Mr. Adcock.
• 16-speed Dual Power transmission
• Optional front-wheel drive
• New hydraulic performance
• New Comfortizer seat-best seat on
the farm
Stop by. We have a TW-25 ready for
you to test. And after you do, you'll
know what tractor your farm needs.
Ford TW-25!
‘Manufacturers estimate
on Dec. 5
any Executive Committee
member: Dale Allis, Herrickville;
Roy Beardslee, Wetona; Owen
Brackman, Leroy; Jane Bresee,
Ghent; Ronald Butts, French
Azilum; Ellen Foust, Granville
Summit; Gary Green, Neath;
Duane Lewis, North Towanda;
Sandra Mattocks, Leona; Richard
Packard, Mt. Pisgah; Rosie Smith,
Hornets Ferry; Linda Wrisley,
East Smithfield; or contact the
Extension Office, 701 South Fourth
Street, Towanda, 26502896.
Reservations should be made by
Wednesday.
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