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Jeanne Halsey, 2nd Place Job Interview. Beverly Wharton, 3rd Place Informative Speech. Debbie Bell, 4th Place Extemporaneous Speech. Barbara Sharan, 5th Place Extemporaneous Speech. Attending the conference as delegates, sponsors or contestants were: Charlene Mauro, Pam Kerns, Sharon Scott, Margie Menefee (College Bowl Team); Melanie Gooding, Camilla Jackson, Kescia Washburn (Delegates) and Ophelia McClung, Arlene Kilby (Advisors), Malcolm Davis and Jimmie Tickle (Administration). The nine competitive events were: Talent, Job Interview, Prepared Speech, Extemporaneous Speech, Medical Terminology Spelling, Parliamentary Procedure, Poster, College Bowl, and Community Awareness Project.
Miller’8 Cows
In Pathfinder
J. Newbill Miller Jr., of Washington, has been recognized nationally by the American Angus Association for having registered Angus cows qualified to be listed in the Association’s 1982 Pathfinder Recognition Report.
The Pathfinder Program identifies superior Angus females in the breed based upon economically important production traits including regularity of calving and weaning weight.
To qualify a breeder must have his herd actively enrolled in the Association’s Angus Herd Improvement Records Program. In order to be listed in the Pathfinder, a cow must produce a calf at a young age and continue to wean a heavy calf on an average of every 12 months. Each calf must have a weaning weight ratio of 105 or higher with at least 10 herdmates evaluated each year. A minimum of three calves is required for a cow to be listed in the Report.
The 1982 Pathfinder Report lists a total of 2,900 cows. That represents less than one percent of 300,000 head reviewed for publication. In addition a total of 80 bulls that have sired five or more Pathfinder cows in the report are listed in a sire summary.
92.7%