Charles Gable Honored at
National Ayrshire Meeting
Charles H. Gable, owner of Cattle Convention in Rochester,
Conebella Farm, Elverson, Minn.
earned his 14th Constructive Nearly all states were
Breeder Award presented at the represented plus officials and
97th National Ayrshire Dairy Ayrshire owners from four
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tendance record was achieved
with nearly 400 persons attending
the convention and over 600 at the
National Sale.
Awards and honors were
presented by National president
Philip Schuyler and executive
secretary David Gibson Jr at the
National Awards Banquet Gable
was present at the banquet to
acknowledge the following
honors:
On a strictly twice-a-day
milking schedule for 305 days, the
cows made an annual production
average of 14,214 pounds of milk
and 571 pounds of butterfat, M. E.
(Mature Equivalent) The herd
has a type classification score
average of .856 and 97 per cent of
the herd was bred by Gable.
Three of Conebella’s older
matrons were recognized for
their lifetime milk production
achievements of 100,000 pounds
during 1971.
They were: Conebella Ruth,
124,872 pounds milk, 4,945 pounds
butterfat; Conebella Pat, 114,019
pounds milk, 4,297 pounds but
terfat, and Conebella Mamie with
109,545 pounds milk, 4,634 pounds
butterfat. They received special
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The Grassland FFA Chapter at New Holland is applying for
the Gold Emblem Award. The National Chapter Award
program is designed to encourage and reward Chapter effort
and FFA member’s participation in group activities, which
generally results in improved local programs of activities
that are planned with goals based primarily upon the needs
of the members, the school and the community. The Gold
Emblem Award is given to superior Chapters throughout the
United States. The Grassland Chapter has received this
award twice in the last seven years. Two FFA members are
among those involved in the paper work involved in applying
for the Award. Thev are. left to right: Delmar Weaver,
Chapter treasurer; Jim Zimmerman, Chapter president,
and Clifford Day, Chapter Advisor.
for their 151,321 pounds milk and 6,350
pounds of fat
certificates
achievements
Another of Gable’s older In reaching these production
matrons was recognized for her levels, the cows were never
lifetime achievement of 150,000 milked more than twice-a-day
pounds during 1971. Conebella and records were checked by
Heather Princess received a Penn State University’s
certificate for her records of Department of Official Testing
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