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JUNE 2023 Farm, Family, and Faith A Purrfect Premiere in Wellsboro All Bottled Up in Bradford County Love and Sunflowers Bloom in Canandaigua THE FARM ISSUE WeddingSection!

By Steve McCloskey

14 2023 PA State Laurel

Queen Candidates

16 Wellsboro Goes Hollywood

22 A Touch of Gray

24 (PA) Wild(s) for Adventure

WEDDING SECTION

30 Music, Food, and Love Play On

34 Pop (the Question) & Paint

38 Field Notes

Courting workplace drama.

42 Back of the Mountain

June reflections.

Farm, Family, and Faith

Westfield’s ninety-seven-year-old Ed Heyler still living the good life.

Cream of the Crops

Raising kids, cows, and hopes in Bradford County.

On the S

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Administration and Faculty

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Board of Trustees

South College operates through a Board of Trustees comprised of members from the board of directors of the college and from leaders in the community not associated with the college. The members of the Board of Trustees, other than those who serve as members of the board of directors, shall have no equity interest in the institution. Continuity in membership ensures the stability of the institution.

1. The members of the Board of Trustees shall serve terms of service that vary from one to six years.
2. The Board shall be maintained for the following purposes:

1. To establish broad institutional policies consistent with the college’s priorities.
2. To assist in measuring the financial resources of the college and to assure adequate support of the institution’s programs.
3. To assist in establishing the mission/purpose of the institution and assure it is supported and fulfilled.
4. To assist in establishing a method of

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   A 4-year-old Quarter Horse mare was referred to the Equine Reproduction Laboratory for evaluation of aggressive, stallion-like behavior when around other mares. On initial physical examination, the horse had the appearance of a normal mare. However, ultrasound examination failed to identify any female structures – no ovaries, no uterus, and no cervix. In contrast, ultrasound also revealed a structure in the right abdominal cavity that had the appearance of a testis. There was not a matching structure noted on the left side. A vaginal speculum exam revealed a shortened vaginal cavity with no cervix at the front end.

   Blood samples were subsequently collected for hormone analysis and genetic testing. Testosterone and other hormones were markedly elevated over values present in normal mares and were in the range associated with stallions. The genetic test results revealed a normal number of chromosomes for a horse (64), but with the sex chromosomes consistent with that of a male (XY).

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