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American Angus Association® to Host Annual MeetingYearly event brings together Angus members from across the nation. AmericanAngusAssociationmembersandAngusenthusiastswillgatherinLouisville,Ky.,Nov.10-13forthe129thAnnualConventionofDelegatesandrelatedAngusactivitiesinconjunctionwiththeNorthAmericanInternationalLivestockExposition(NAILE). “Louisvilleisthecentralmeetingpointofourmembershipeachyear,”saysSheliaStannard,directorofactivitiesandevents.“It’stheperfectopportunitytolearnaboutthelatesthappeningsattheAssociation,seehigh-qualityAngusgenetics,andvisitwithfriends,bothnewandold.” EventsincludetheAnnualMeeting,educationalsessions,top-notchspeakers,socialeventsanda2012SuperPointRollofVictory(ROV)AngusShow.SpecialeventshostedbytheAmericanAngusAuxiliaryandtheAngusFoundationarealsoontheagenda. IntheShowring Allshowsbeginat8a.m.intheKentuckyFairandExpositionCenter(KFEC)FreedomHall.ThejuniorheifershowtakesplaceSunday,Nov.11.RandyPerryofFresno,Calif.,willjudgetheshow.TheROVbullsshowMonday,Nov.12;andallROVfemales,includingcow-calfpairs,showTuesday,Nov.13.BrianMcCulloh,Viroqua,Wis.,willjudgetheROVshow,whichisalsothe2013NationalAngusShow.EntriesareduebyOct.1andcanbesubmittedonthewebsiteatwww.livestockexpo.org.Visa®andMasterCard®areaccepted.Formoreinformation,call502-595-3166. TheAnnualMeeting TheAnnualMeetingisscheduledtobeginat1p.m.onMonday,Nov.12intheKFECSouthWingC.ElecteddelegatesfromacrosstheUnitedStatesandCanadawillmeettoconductthebusinessoftheAssociation,includingtheelectionofofficersandfivenewdirectors.ThemeetingallowsallmemberstolistentofiscalyearreportsoftheAssociationanditsentities—theAngusFoundation,CertifiedAngusBeef(CAB)LLC,AngusGeneticsInc.(AGI),andAngusProductionsInc.(API). FollowingthemeetingistheannualAngusAwardsBanquetat7p.m.intheCrownePlaza,whichfeaturesCertifiedAngusBeef®. HonoraryAngusFoundationinducteesandtheNationalJuniorAngusAssociation(NJAA)OutstandingLeadershipAwardarerecognizedduringthedinner.CenturyAwardrecipientsarealsohonoredforherdsinvolvedintheAngusbusinessfor100yearsormore.VisittheregistrationdeskattheCrownePlazatopurchaseticketstotheevent. Adetailedschedulefollows.2012NorthAmerican/AnnualMeetingSchedule-RoomsareTENTATIVE SATURDAY,NOVEMBER10 8-10a.m. AngusCattleCheckin-KFEC 9a.m.-5p.m. AngusRegistrationDeskOpen-CrownePlaza-CarrollRoom 1-6p.m. HolidayRoomOpen-CrownePlaza-Elliott 3p.m. AmericanAngusAuxiliaryAnnualMeetingCrownePlaza-CrowneB 6p.m. AngusFoundationDonorRecognitionEvent-CrownePlaza-CrowneA SUNDAY,NOVEMER11 7a.m.-6p.m. AngusRegistrationDeskOpen-CrownePlaza-CarrollRoom 10a.m.-6p.m. HolidayRoomOpen-CrownePlaza-Elliott 8a.m. JuniorHeiferShow-KFECFreedomHall(Breedordertobeannounced) 8a.m. AmericanAngusAuxiliaryBreakfast-KFECRoomTBA 1:30p.m. BoardCandidatesForum-KFECSouthWingC-Room202,203,204 3:30p.m. AAALoginWorkshop-CrownePlaza-TBA 4:30-6p.m. AIMSWorkshop-CrownePlaza-Perry 4:30-6p.m. MissAmericanAngusContestantSpeeches opentopublic-CrownePlaza–CoronetA 5-6p.m. PastDirectors’Reception-CrownePlaza–Taylor/Whitley 5-6p.m. BLIAlumniReception-CrownePlaza–Madison 6-8p.m. AngusReception-CrownePlaza–CrowneB/C 6p.m. Saddle&SirloinInduction–Dr.GaryMinish TicketedEvent-KFECSouthWingC–Room205 8p.m. JuniorBoardMeeting-CrownePlaza–Perry MONDAY,NOVEMBER12 7-10a.m. AngusRegistrationDeskOpen-CrownePlaza–CarrollRoom 8a.m.-6p.m. HolidayRoomOpen-CrownePlaza–Elliott 8a.m. JudgeOpenAngusBulls-KFECFreedomHall 11a.m. AngusEducationForum-KFECSouthWingC,Rooms201-204 1p.m. 129thAnnualMeetingofDelegates KFECSouthWingC,Rooms201-204 6-7p.m. Social-CrownePlaza–CrowneHall 7p.m. AngusAwardsBanquet-FeaturingCertifiedAngusBeef® CrownePlaza–CrowneBallroom TUESDAY,NOVEMBER13 8a.m. JudgeOpenAngusFemales&Cow-CalfPairs-KFECFreedomHall

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6 Cattle for Christ by Glen Crumpler

6 Making the Grade at NJAS

8 Satree Named Junior Herdsman

8 Stepping Up for the Future of Angus

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it was miserably hot and extremely dry, but all i could do was just keep easing along in 2nd gear trying to bush hog through the now head high iron weed and waist high pig weed. all i could think about (except where the next hidden bull hole or wasp nest might be) was how quickly the pasture had changed and what a waste it was to be cutting weeds where perfectly good grass had been growing and could

or should have been growing again. this same time last year, we had some beautiful and fleshy bred heifers and a group of fine yearling bulls on these same pastures and the grass was fine. in just eleven months since we sold most of our cattle and had moved off this particular farm, the weeds had taken over and had suppressed or completely overtaken these once beautiful pastures. Having to bush hog what could have been perfectly good pasture just seemed like such a waste, especially in a year when rainfall and quality grazing have been so rare. When we dispersed our registered herd of cattle in september of 2011 to raise money for our mission work around the world, we did not have enough cattle left in our herd to justify utilizing the pastures on this particular farm which is off the main road and three miles from our main farm, so we just neglected it. We did not intend for it to grow up in weeds and we certainly did not sow any weed seed there, we just neglected it—not intentionally doing anything to hurt it, but also not doing anything to help it—we just ignored it. When my son and daughter-in-law who own the farm called and asked if we could do something about the eyesore around their home, we could not believe how the weeds had taken over, especially during such a severe drought, especially during such a short period of time. through the years, i have learned that neglecting or just ignoring other aspects of our lives almost always has similar consequences. i can think of so many good friends and beloved family members who i still love and have many fond memories of, but i cannot tell you where they are or what is going on in their lives. somehow, for some reason, whether it be busyness, geographical distance or something else, i look back and see that i have indeed neglected my relationships with them and we are not as close as we once were. i did not and would not intentionally ignore them or neglect my relationships with them. i would love to see them again and be able to restore and catch up on what i have missed in their lives. but, unless i go back and intentionally restore those relationships, they will remain just memories. What could be valued, healthy, meaningful, and potentially life changing relationships will continue to be choked out by other things. i look back at my own physical health and see the same scenario. if i had any idea that i would have lived so long, i would have taken better care of myself! i would have exercised more, eaten more nutritionally healthy foods, drank fewer soft drinks, and rested more. Well, i am still alive and i still have a chance to affect my physical health. if i want to be healthy in the future, i can either make more healthy choices from this point on or i can continue to ignore or neglect my health and continue to suffer for it. the same truths apply to our spiritual health. looking back, i wish i had spent more of my time praying, studying God’s Word and just being still in His presence, learning to better hear His voice and nurturing my relationship with

my lord Jesus. i am thankful for all the opportunities the lord has given me to serve Him in ministry around the world, but i know that He could have used me much more effectively and the work would have been much easier on me, if i had spent more intimate time with Him, growing our relationship and seeking His guidance and wisdom. there is so much more that He wanted to do and would have done if i had just taken the time to seek His will and ask Him to accomplish His will in and through my life! He has said, “i tell you the truth, my Father will give you whatever you ask in my name. until now you have not asked for anything in my name. ask and you will receive, and your joy will be complete.” (John 16:23-24). the bible also makes it clear that we do not have to reject Jesus or the salvation that comes through what He has done for us through His birth, the giving of His life, and His resurrection from the dead, in order for us to be lost and in danger of eternal judgment -- we only have to ignore or neglect Him! in the Gospel of John, Jesus said: “For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life. For God did not send His son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through Him. Whoever believes in Him is not condemned, but whoever does not believe stands condemned already!” We are already lost and hell bound — we do not have to do anything intentionally to ‘get lost’ or go to hell, but we do have to personally accept what Jesus has done for us to inherit salvation and eternal life in Heaven. Hebrews 2 makes the same point: “How shall we escape if we ‘ignore’ such a great salvation”? God still loves you and has a wonderful plan for your life. no matter your age or whatever good or evil you have done in this life, you have at least one more opportunity right now to start over, to be born again, to be forgiven and to make everything right between you and God. You can by faith and repentance at this moment accept the forgiveness and eternal life Jesus purchased for you. to ignore or neglect this wonderful gift would be more than a terrible waste!

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HundredsofqualityAnguscattlewentthroughtheshowringduringthe2012NationalJuniorAngusShow(NJAS)inLouisville,Ky.Butthesteersenteredintothecarcasscontestnevermadeatripacrosstheshavings.Instead,theanimalswerejudgedafterprocessing,givingjuniorsachancetoanalyzecarcassdataandlearnabouttheendproductoftheindustry—beef. “It’sagreatcontest,becauseitallowsustoshowcaseourknowledgeoftheentirebeefindustryprocess,fromliveanimaltotheproduct,”saysTylerOttensmeier,McLouth,Kan. AfterarrivingattheNJAS,exhibitorsweighedtheirsteersandsentthemtoanareaprocessingplant.Theanimalswererankedaccordingtocarcassmerit,andthetopsteerswereannouncedaspartoftheNJASawardceremonyJuly20. Thisyear,LaramieChaffin,Roodhouse,Ill.,wonChampionCarcassSteer.Hersteerhada3.3yieldgrade,andalow-primequalitygrade.CarolineCowles,Rockfield,Ky.,hadtheReserveChampionCarcassSteer.IntheBred-and-OwnedCarcassSteer

division,CortneyBromenshenk,Billings,Mont.,hadtheChampion;andHannahWright,SpringCity,Tenn.,hadtheReserveChampion. BlaineClowser,Milford,Neb.,valuesthelessonsthecontesttaughthisdaughters:“Throughthiscontest,mygirlslearnhowweprovidesafe,wholesomebeeftoconsumers.Itshowshowwellwearebreeding,feedingandhandlingouranimalswithobjectivedata.” IntheStateGroupdivision,theteamfromMissouriwonoverall.TeammemberswereAustinandChaseThummel,Sheridan,Mo.InsecondwastheKansas1team,andmemberswere:LukeSankey,Andale,Kan.;TylerOttensmeier,McLouth,Kan.;andHannahMcCabe,ElkCity,Kan. AdditionalNJAScontestplacings,awardsandscholarshipscanbefoundonwww.angus.org.CoverageisalsoavailableontheNJAAFacebookpage,includingvideos,showresultsandphotos.Backdropandcandidphotosareavailableforpurchaseonline.

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Satree Named Junior HerdsmanTexas Junior received the honor during the 2012 National Junior Angus Show. AhugeamountofeffortwentintothecattleattheNationalJuniorAngusShow(NJAS),evenbeforetheyenteredtheshowring.KatySatree,Montague,Texas,knowsthiswell.ShewasrecognizedastheJuniorHerdsmanoftheYearatthe2012NJASinLouisville,Ky.,forhercommitmenttotheAngusbreedandtheNationalJuniorAngusAssociation(NJAA). “Itisanhonortobechosenbymyfellowjuniors,”saysSatree,whothisyearcompetedinher12thNJAS.“Theirrecognitionistrulyhumbling.” TheJuniorHerdsmanoftheYearawardrecognizesNJAAmemberswhoshowdedicationtotheiranimals,astrongworkethic,abilitytoworkwithcustomersandotherjuniormembers,andskillstopreparetheircattleforshow. EveryjuniorexhibitingcattleattheNJASiseligibletovotefortheawardwinner.Throughouttheweek,theywatchtheirpeersanddeterminewhotheybelieveexemplifiesqualitiesofthebestjuniorherdsman. Satree’syearsofshowingAnguscattlehavebeensuccessful;shehashadmanygrandchampionsandbeenrecognizedforthehigh-qualitycattlesheexhibits.ButtheJuniorHerdsmanawardisaspecialhonorthatSatreesayssheisveryproudof.Shereceivedasilverbeltbuckle,donatedbytheAmericanAngusAssociation®,attheNJASclosingceremoniesonJuly20.ShewillbeattendingTexasTechUniversityinthefall,majoringinanimalscience.

Stepping Up for the Future of AngusA California couple honored for commitment to Angus youth as 2012 Honorary Angus Foundation inductees. JimandSueColemanofVintageAngusRanch,Modesto,Calif.,arededicatedtoseeingtheAngusbreedgrow.ThisdedicationcanbeseenthroughtheirgeneroussupportofAngusyouthandtheAngusFoundation.TheNationalJuniorAngusAssociation(NJAA)honoredthecouple’scommitmentbyinductingthemintotheHonoraryAngusFoundation. TheColemanswererecognizedJuly20atthe2012NationalJuniorAngusShowinLouisville,Ky.Eachyear,theNJAAselectsinducteesbasedonthededicationtoAngusyouthandsupportofthejuniorprogram. “JimandSuehaveprovidedextensivesupportforjuniorsthroughtheVisionofValue:CampaignforAngus,”saysNJAAFoundationDirector,LindseyGrimesofHillsboro,Ohio.“BysteppingupandtakinganactiveroleintheFoundation,theyareprovidingabrightfutureforAngusyouth.” In2006,theColemanshosted“MagicoftheVine”aneventtosupporttheAngusFoundation’sVisionofValue:CampaignforAngus.Thiseventraisedmorethan$197,000foryouth,educationandresearch.Inadditiontobeingeventhosts,theColemanshaveshowndedicationtothebreedbyattendingnumerousotherfundraisingoccasionsthroughouttheyears. And,thecoupledonatesmorethanjustfunds.Jimservedasaco-chairoftheLeadershipCabinetfortheVisionofValue:CampaignforAngus.Inthisrole,hegaveofhistimeinreviewingdonorprospects,suggestingnewdonorsandoverseeingtheuseofFoundationdollars. “ThislevelofcommitmenttoAngusisinspiring,”Grimessays.“Itsetsanexampleforjuniorstogivebackinthefuture.”

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Hymels Named Advisors of the YearLouisiana Junior Angus Association volunteers honored as 2012 Advisors of the Year. AttheNationalJuniorAngusShow(NJAS)itisimpossibletomissthedistinctsmellsofCajuncookingcomingfromtheLouisianaJuniorAngusAssociationstalls.ThesesmellsaretheresultofPattiHymel’sculinaryskills,butsheandherhusband,Eddie,providemuchmorethanjustgoodfoodtoAngusyouth. Fornineyears,thecouplehasenthusiasticallyservedasadvisorsfortheLouisianaJuniorAngusAssociation(LJAA).Tohonortheircommitment,theNationalJuniorAngusAssociation(NJAA)recognizedtheHymelswiththeAdvisorsoftheYearawardatthe2012NJASinLouisville,Ky. “Ihavebeenajuniorfor10yearsandhaveseentheHymels’zealtomaketheLJAAandLouisianaAngusAssociation(LAA)better,”saysDanielMcFarland,LJAAmember.“TheyhaveinspiredmetocontinueintheAngusAssociation.” Evenbeforetheyservedasadvisors,theHymelsoversawthedevelopmentanddistributionoftheLouisianaAngusNewsletter,aprojectthathasbroughttheLJAAandLAAclosertogether.Thecouplealsocoordinatesadvertisingsalesforthestatedirectory,andplansforthejuniorbanquetandshow. MaybetheHymelstruesttestofAnguscommitmentwashostingthe2011EasternRegionalJuniorAngusShow.Thecouplevolunteeredcountlesshourspreparingfortheevent.Theycoordinatedcommittees,oversawfundraisingandencouragedLouisianajuniorstogetinvolved.Pattialsotookthetimetowriteagrantthatcontributed$10,000towardtheshow.Theirhardworkpaidoffwithasuccessfulshow,andthecouplecontinuestosupportjuniorsinandoutoftheshowring. “TheHymelsencouragetheLJAAmemberstodomorethanjustshowcattle.Theypushthememberstobeinvolvedinthecookingcontests,photography,andwritingprojects,”saysGailJones,LJAAparent.“ThetrackrecordforLJAAinthecookingcontestsinthisstateisimpressive.” Aboveall,thecouplewantsLouisianajuniors,theirchildrenincluded,tobuildrelationshipswitheachotherandgrowintheirleadershipabilities.Whetheritisorganizingacook-offteamordrivingLJAAmemberstotheLeadersEngagedinAngusDevelopment(LEAD)conference,thecoupleiswholeheartedlyworkingforjuniors. “PattiandEddieseethebestineverysituation,”Jonessays.“TheyhaveapassionforAnguscattle,theAngusindustryandAnguspeople.Theysetthebarhighforcharacterandsetapositiveexample.”

Visionaries for the Angus BreedA South Dakota couple honored for commitment to Angus youth as 2012 Honorary Angus Foundation inductees.

HowardandJoAnneHillmanofSiouxFalls,S.D.,aretrueleadersintheAngusbreedandexemplifythecommitmentofAngusproducersnationwide.BecauseofthesequalitiesandalltheyhaveaccomplishedfortheAngusFoundation,theHillmanswerehonoredbytheNationalJuniorAngusAssociation(NJAA)as2012HonoraryAngusFoundationinductees. ThecouplewasrecognizedJuly20attheNationalJuniorAngusShowinLouisville,Ky.TheHillmanfamilyhasarichhistoryinthebreedthatdatesback100years.Thefamily’soperation,Bon-ViewFarms,dispersedin1999,butHowardandJoAnnecontinuetobeinvolvedintheAnguscommunity.From2005to2011,HowardservedaschairpersonoftheLeadershipCabinetfortheVisionofValue:CampaignforAngus. “HowardandJoAnnehaveadeeployaltyandloveforthepeopleintheAngusbreed,”saysMilfordJenkins,AngusFoundationpresident.“Thosequalitieswereevidentastheywereveryactiveinthecampaignandarepassionateaboutseeingthebreedsucceed.” InadditiontoHoward’sleadershiprole,thecouplepledgedtheirfinancialsupportearlyinthecampaign.Theirgenerouscontribution,alongwiththedonationsofmanyotherAngusbreeders,hascreatednewopportunitiesfortheAngusFoundationtocontinueitsmissionofsupportingyouth,educationandresearch. EventhoughtheVisionofValuecampaignhasended,theHillmans’impactcontinues.Throughtheexampletheyhaveset,otherbreedershavesteppedforwardandalsoprovidedforthefutureofthebreed. “Ican’tthinkofanyyouthorganizationthatdoesmoreforthedevelopmentofayoungpersoninsomanywaysthantheNJAA,”Howardsays.“Juniorsarethefutureleaders,sogivingbackallowstheseyoungpeopletobeapartoftheindustrythatfeedstheworld.”

NatioNal JuNior aNgus show

Reserve grand champion bred-and-owned female was awarded to Cherry Knoll Richta 1159. Bryce Fitzgerald, West Grove, Pa., owns the June 2011 daughter of connealy Final Product. she first won intermediate champion.

Grand champion bred-and-owned female was awarded to W B PVF Lucy 1052 at the 2012 national Junior angus show (nJas), July 15-21 in louisville, ky. Cameron Ward, Plattsburg, Mo., owns the February 2011 daughter of PvF Windfall scc 9005. she first won early junior champion.

Grand champion bred-and-owned bull was awarded to M J P Purfeerst Lut 104. Matt Purfeerst, Faribault, Minn., owns the February 2011 son of Plainview lutton e102. He earlier won junior champion. Jeff Gooden, iberia, Mo., judged the bred-and-owned bulls

Reserve grand champion bred-and-owned bull was awarded to Vajgrt’s Classy Lad 563. Michael Vajgrt, Newhall, Iowa, owns the May 2011 son of dameron First class. He first won intermediate champion.

Reserve grand champion owned cow-calf pair was awarded to Champion Hill Emblynette7571. Cory Watt, Iva, S.C., owns the January 2010 daughter of s a v Mandan 5664. a February 2012 daughter sired by skyway Hills basic Power 20 is at side.

Reserve grand champion bred-and-owned cow-calf pair was awarded to Cherry Knoll Fern 9072. Bryce Fitzgerald, West Grove, Pa., owns the september 2009 daughter of Mcatl reachout 836. a december 2011 daughter sired by connealy Final solution is at side.

Grand champion bred-and-owned cow-calf pair was awarded to Boyd Abigale 0001. Blake Boyd, Mays Lick, Ky., owns the January 2010 daughter of s a v Pioneer 7301. a February 2012 heifer calf sired by connealy consensus 7229 is at side. Jeff Gooden, judged the bred-and-owned cow-calf pairs, assisted by rob starkey.

Grand champion owned cow-calf pair was awarded to C C A Countess 096. Kolby Shepard, Perkins, Okla., owns the February 2010 daughter of sitz upward 307r. an april 2012 bull calf sired by eXar titelist t011 is at side.

Grand champion bred and owned steer was awarded to Triple N Black Label 4081. Ryan Nolt, New Holland, Pa., owns the april 2011 son of Plainview lutton e102.

Reserve grand champion owned female was awarded to EXAR Forever Lady 1414. Sydney Schnoor, Chowchilla, Calif., owns the January 2011 daughter of dameron First class. she first won reserve junior champion--division 6.

Grand champion owned female was awarded to SCC Royal Blackbird GAF 112. Cole Greiman, Garner, Iowa, owns the January 2011 daughter of dameron First class. she first claimed junior champion--division 6. Mark Johnson, orlando, okla., judged the owned heifers

Reserve grand champion bred and owned steer was awarded to DAJS Ante Up 204. Katy Satree, Montague, Texas, owns the september 2011 son of daJs all star M243.


Grand champion steer was awarded to Buchanan’s Pickles N198. Garrett Gardner, Cherry Tree, Pa., owns the March 2011 son of champion Hill Fullback 380. steve reimer, chamberlain, s.d., judged the steers.

NatioNal JuNior aNgus show

Silver pitcher awards were won by ryan callahan, edmond, okla. and bryce Fitzgerald, West Grove, Pa., both tied for boys silver pitcher; and katy satree, Montague, texas, girls silver pitcher. anne lampe, american angus auxiliary president; presented the awards.

Premier breeder and premier junior breeder was awarded to Bryce Fitzgerald, West Grove, Pa. Miss american angus brook Harward is pictured presenting the award.

Owned state group of five was awarded to the California Junior Angus Association.

Bred-and-owned state group of five was awarded to the Pennsylvania Junior Angus Association.

Herdsman Award was awarded to Katy Satree, Montague, Texas.

the Illinois Junior Angus Association won the sweepstakes award, more than 30 head.

the Arkansas Junior Angus Association won the sweepstakes award, less than 30 head.

these showmen placed as the top 15 finalists. Pictured from left are Jessica clarke, rocky ridge, Md.; kelsey stabler, Gaithersburg, Md.; katherine throne, lexington, Ga.; Jessica radcliffe, Weston, Wis.; eric Mcclure, saint Francisville, ill.; cole Greiman, Garner, iowa; Weston brandt, corning, iowa; Melissa keyes, springfield, neb.; kelli retallick, Glen Haven, Wis.; lauren Grimes, Hillsboro, ohio; Hannah rowlett, Hurricane Mills, tenn.; katelyn Wilson, orleans, ind.; christine bradshaw, twin Falls, idaho; katy satree, Montague, texas; and Michelle Malson, Parma, idaho.

these angus enthusiasts claimed top five honors at the 2012 national Junior angus showmanship contest. Pictured from left are auxiliary secretary-treasurer cortney Holshouser; auxiliary regional director leslie Mindemann; kelsey stabler, Gaithersburg, Md, fifth; lauren Grimes, Hillsboro, ohio, fourth; cole Greiman, Garner, iowa; katy satree, Montague, texas; Jessica radcliffe, Weston, Wis.; auxiliary President anne lampe; auxiliary advisor barbara ettredge; and auxiliary President-elect cortney Hill-dukehart cates.each of the top five finishers received a cash prize from the Ham James Memorial Fund and a silver revere bowl from the american angus auxiliary.


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from a program where family, customer service, and production of superior Angus cattle are our priorities.

Yon Family FarmsFall Female & Bull Sale

Noon • Saturday • November 3, 2012 • At the farm in Ridge Spring, SC

70 ANGUS FEMALES180 FORAGE DEVELOPED BULLS

Kevin & Lydia YonPO Box 737 • Ridge Spring, SC 29129 • www.yonfamilyfarms.com

[email protected] • 803-685-5048 or 803-622-8597For Sale Books contact the Yons

Sale Broadcast live on internet by DV Auctions

Selling:

PeNNsylvaNia aNgus Breeder’s show-July 7, 2012, huNtiNgdoN, Pa

Reserve grand champion cow-calf pair was awarded to UHA Dream Catcher 722 018. Lindsay Upperman, Chambersburg, Pa., owns the January 2008 daughter of sitz traveler 8180. a January 2012 bull calf sired by s a v brilliance 8077 completes the winning pair.

Grand champion cow-calf pair was awarded to CMS Special Design 0114. Caleb Schmuck, Rockwood, Pa., owns the May 2010 daughter of W c c special design l309. an april 2012 heifer calf sired by s a v bismarck 5682 is at side.

Reserve grand champion bull was awarded to B C A Flawless 119. Hannah Grim, Thomasville, Pa., owns the February 2011 son of tc aberdeen 759.

Reserve grand champion female was awarded to B C A Scaara Eagle Eye 155. Beaver Creek Angus, Thomasville, Pa., owns the March 2011 daughter of bc eagle eye 110-7. she first won reserve junior champion. ryan Mattocks, Meadville, Pa., evaluated the 89 entries.

Grand champion female was awarded to Champion Hill Georgina 7965 at the 2012 Pennsylvania breeder’s angus show, July 7 in Huntingdon, Pa. William Bowers III, Somerset, Pa., owns the april 2011 daughter of s a v brave 8320. she first claimed junior champion.

Grand champion bull was awarded to Just Enuff New Edition Edgar. Clover Lane Farms, Perth, ON, Canada; Just-Enuff Angus, Bethlehem, Pa.; and Cedarview Angus, Pakenham, ON, Canada, own the January 2010 son of duff new edition 6108.

OCTOBER

14 Vintage Angus Ranch, Modesto, CA

20 Top Line Farm, Tremont, IL

20 Weaver Angus Farm, Peoria, IL

22 Champion Hill, Bidwell, OH

27 Tanner Farms, Shuqualak, MS

NOvEMBER

23 Lamoine Valley Angus Association, Macomb, IL

24 Dameron Angus, Lexington, IL


PeNNsylvaNia aNgus Breeder’s JuNior show-July 5, 2012, huNtiNgdoN, Pa

Grand champion bred-and-owned steer was awarded to Sweetwater Blkhawk Toby 868Y. Adrianna Spangler, Boswell, Pa., owns the May 2011 son of s a v Pioneer 7301.

Grand champion steer was awarded to Gambles Lookout 2631. Madison Weaver, Coatesville, Pa., owns the February 2011 son of b c lookout 7024.

Reserve grand champion cow-calf pair was awarded to U H A Dior’s Dream 722 040. Lindsay Upperman, Chambersburg, Pa., owns the april 2010 daughter of c J Prestige 25t. a February 2012 bull calf sired by eXar spartan 6225 is at side.

Reserve grand champion bull was awarded to U H A Detonator 012. Lindsay Upperman, Chambersburg, Pa., owns the January 2012 son of s a v brilliance 8077. owen Weikert, Gettysburg, Pa., evaluated the 86 entries.

Reserve grand champion steer was awarded to B C A Free Spirit 14. Jeremy Bentzel, East Berlin, Pa., owns the april 2011 son of s a v Free spirit 8164.

Grand champion cow-calf pair was awarded to UHA Dream Catcher 722 018. Lindsay Upperman, Chambersburg, Pa., owns the January 2008 daughter of sitz traveler 8180. a January 2012 son of s a v brilliance 8077 completes the winning duo.

Reserve grand champion female was awarded to Freys KJF Delia T26-W41. Matthew Antonio, Hydes, Md., owns the February 2011 daughter of check Mate. she earlier claimed reserve junior champion.

Reserve grand champion bred-and-owned female was awarded to H J M Candace. Jared Fessler, Robesonia, Pa., owns the January 2011 daughter of H s a F bando 1961. she first claimed reserve junior champion.

Grand champion bred-and-owned female was awarded to B C A Scaara Lil Fuzz H13 at the 2012 Pennsylvania angus breeder’s Junior show, July 5-7 in Huntingdon, Pa. Hannah Grim, Thomasville, Pa., owns the February 2011 daughter of bc eagle eye 110-7. she earlier won junior champion.

Grand champion female was awarded to Champion Hill Georgina 7965. William Bowers III, Somerset, Pa., owns the april 2011 daughter of s a v brave 8320. she first won junior champion.


23 Echo Ridge Farm Bull Sale, Atkins, VA23 Lamoine Valley Angus Association Sale, Macomb, IL24 Dameron Angus, Lexington, IL24 7L Farms, Wiggins, MS24 Tennessee River Music Angus, Fort Payne, AL24 Rutledge Angus Calf Sale, Farmer City, IL25 Genex Sale, Clinton, IL26 Stevenson’s Diamond Dot, Hobson, MT27 Stevenson Angus Ranch Bull Sale, Hobson, MT

DECEMBER7 Knoll Crest Bull Sale, Red House, VA8 Da-Es-Ro Angus Farm, Columbus, IA8 Virginia BCIA Culpeper Sr. Bull Sale, held at Glenmary Farm, Rapidan, VA

JANUARY 20137 Knoll Crest Bull Sale, Red House, VA8 Da-Es-Ro Angus Farm, Columbus, IA16 National Western Stock Show Angus Bull Show & Sale, Denver, CO18 National Western Angus Foundation Female Sale, held at the National Western Livestock Center Auction Arena, Denver CO19 Bricton Farms Bull Sale, Social Circle, GA

OCTOBER11-21 North Carolina State Fair, Raleigh, NC12 Riverbend Ranch Female Sale, Idaho Falls, ID13 Silveira Bros. ‘Partners for Performance’ Female Sale, Firebaugh, CA13 Angus Connection Sale, Niles, MI13 Buford Ranches Bull Sale, Welch, OK13 Stone Gate Farms, Flemingsburg, KY 13 Cherry Knoll Farm Open House, West Grove, PA13 South Central Tennessee Angus Association Field Day, held at Shady Brook Angus Farm, Leoma, TN13 Edisto Forage Bull Test PT Sale, Blackville, SC14 Beaver Creek Angus Online Sale, East Berlin, PA14 Horstman Cattle Co., West Lafayette, IN14 Vintage Angus Ranch 26th Annual Production Sale, Modesto, CA18 Lemmon Cattle Ent., Woodbury, GA18 Thomas Angus Ranch, Baker City, OR19 Soo Line Cattle Co, Midale, SK Canada19 Rocklin Farms, Rockbridge, IL19-20 South Carolina State Fair Open and Junior Angus Show, Columbia, SC20 Malson Angus & Herefords Production Sale, Parma, ID20 Circle A Ranch, Iberia, MO20 IBEP PT Bull Sale, Springville, IN20 New England Angus Cattlemen’s Field Day, held at Blackbird Farm, Smithfield, RI20 Southern Ladies Female Sale, at 7-L Farms, Wiggins, MS20 SW Virginia Angus Association Sale, Wytheville, VA20 Top Line Farm 4th Annual Blue Ribbon Production Sale, Tremont, IL (evening)20 Whitestone Farm, Aldie, VA20 Weaver Angus Farm Open House & Online Auction, Peoria, IL21 Maryland Angus Event Sale, held at Thomas & Son Farm, Boonsboro, MD21 McCurry Angus Ranch, Burrton, KS21 Ridgeview Farm & Friends Sale, Hammondsville, OH21 Rock River Ranch, Mount Morris, IL21 Weiker Angus Ranch, Fayette, MO22 Champion Hill, Bidwell, OH26 18th Annual Hokie Harvest Sale, Virgina Tech, Blacksburg, VA26 Hillhouse Angus Ranch, Salado, TX26 Rutherford Ranches, Buda, TX26-27 44 Farms Sales, Cameron, TX27 Great Meadows Angus Association 11th Annual Fall Festival Sale, held at Heritage Angus Farm, Shelbyville, KY

27 Eastern Ohio Angus Association Sale, held at Muskingum Livestock, Zanesville, OH27 Lawson Family Farms Female Sale, Ewing, VA27 North Virginia Angus Association Fall Female Classic Sale, held at Woodside Farm, Berryville, VA27 Tanner Farms Performance-Tested Registered Angus Bull Sale, Shuqualak, MS27 West Kentucky Angus Association Sale, held at United Producers Facility, Bowling Green, KY27 Top Line Farm, Tremont, IL28 Gamble Angus, Clinton, TN28 Werner Angus, Cordova, IL28 Bear Mtn. Angus Ranch Heifer & Donor Sale, Palisade, NE29 Double Diamond Angus Online Show Heifer Sale, Chrisman, IL

NOvEMBER2 Rocking P Farm 43rd Annual Production Sale, held at Jackson’s Mill, Weston, WV2 Quaker Hill Farms, Louisa, VA3 Central Kentucky Angus Association Golden Anniversary Fall Sale, held at the Central Kentucky Angus Sales Pavilion, Danville, KY3 Decades of Excellence, held at Fancy Free Farms, Unionville, TN3 Kramer Angus & Guests, Farina, IL3 Yon Family Farms Fall Female & Bull Sale, Ridge Spring, SC4 Sundberg Farms Female Sale, Mendota, IL5 Three Trees Millarden Bull Sale, Woodbury, GA9 ZWT Ranch, Speedwell, TN10 Lake View Cattle Co. Complete & Total Dispersal of Herd & Equipment, Seneca Falls, NY10 Octoraro Angus, Breezewood, PA10 Lemmon Cattle Ent., Woodbury, GA10 American Angus Association Board Meeting, Louisville, KY12 American Angus Association Annual Convention of Delegates, Louisville, KY12 American Angus Association Board Meeting, Louisville, KY14 Evans Farms Bull Sale, Procter, TX15 Terry Little Angus, Monticello, MO17 Riverbend Ranch Bull Sale, Idaho Falls, ID17 Sydenstricker Genetics, Mexico, MO17 Buckeye Best of Both Worlds Sale, held at Claylick Run Sale Facility, Newark, OH21 Bureau County Angus Association Calf Sale, Princeton, IL


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received after deadline. Copy changes requested after closing date will be made only if time permits. The editor has the right to judge whether

material is appropriate to print. Advertising for events scheduled within 18 days of publication will be accepted only at the

advertiser’s risk, and this publication will assume no financial responsibility for distribution to its entire circulation prior to that

time. Ring service provided on the following conditions: 3 full pages or more of advertising, along with arrangements made with Ernest

Bingman prior to sale date, as scheduling allows.

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8 4C Son Farm 814-706-9767 Warren, PA10 Angus Hill Farm 716-358-6817 Randolph, NY10 At Ease Acres 518-872-0460 Berne, NY7 Bear Creek Farm 270-384-1691 Columbia, KY23 Bessler, James F. 815-895-7868 Sycamore, IL11, 15 Black Grove 803-276-9385 Newberry, SC7 Blue Ridge Cattle LLC 217-369-0466 Carlisle, KY14 Brilee Angus Ranch 540-383-9369 Timberville, VA7 Buckner & Jeffries 270-528-3318 Canmer, KY19 Central Kentucky Angus Association 859-583-0364 Danville, KYC Champion Hill 740-367-7021 Bidwell, OH8 Cherry Knoll Farm 610-869-9455 West Grove, PA9 Circle B Farm 304-675-6053 Southside, WV23 Conover, Al 641-227-3537 Baxter, IA23 Crawford, Scott 816-858-5586 Platte City, MO14 D.L.B. Angus 410-861-8282 Finksburg, MD17 Dubas Cattle Co. 308-536-2369 Fullerton, NE8 ErReR Hill Farms 814-445-4440 Friedens, PA8 Frey Family Angus 717-786-2201 Quarryville, PA20 Great Meadows Angus Association 502-655-0164 Shelbyville, KY

10 Greenane Angus 607-746-8878 Delhi, NY7 HammerHead Cattle Company 270-789-9317 Campbellsville, KY10 Heathcote Farm 845-373-8731 Amenia, NY3, 7 Heritage Farm 502-655-0164 Shelbyville, KY14 Hunting Lotte Farm 301-831-5028 New Market, MD4 KiamichiLink Ranch 580-298-5150 Finley, OK23 Kreis, Ron 740-683-3235 Adamsville, OHIFC, 1 Lake View Cattle Co. 315-283-3149 Seneca Falls, NY8 Langus Farm 610-261-3966 Northampton, PA23 Lathrop Livestock Transportation 847-426-5009 Dundee, IL14 Lawson Family Farms 276-445-3191 Ewing, VA7 Lone Oaks Angus 731-343-5303 Middleton, TN7 Long Lane Farm 931-703-6661 Unionville, TN23 Malmborg, Jon 270-792-1200 Bowling Green, KY8 McKean Bros. Angus 724-376-2595 Mercer, PA14 Murcielago Farms 434-531-4057 Scottsville, VA23 Parker Friedrich Marketing 254-413-2420 Stephenville, TX22 Pollard Farms 580-758-1464 Waukomis, OK14 Poor House Angus 540-454-1512 Upperville, VA10 Rally Farms 845-677-8211 Millbrook, NY

10 River Bend Farm 908-234-1377 Far Hills, NJ9 Rocking P Farm 304-269-3877 Horner, WV14 Roseda Black Angus Farm 410-472-2697 Monkton, MD14 Spayde Angus at Fern Hill, LLC 540-967-2671 Louisa, VA10 Stillwater Angus 518-664-4905 Stillwater, NY23 Stockdale Livestock Transportation 931-381-9694 Columbia, TNBC Tanner Farms 601-477-2202 Shuqualak, MS24, IBC Top Line Farm 309-620-1608 Tremont, IL9 Triple T Angus 304-645-3410 Lewisburg, WV15 Tumble T Bar T 803-222-7533 Clover, SC7 Walridge Farms 319-668-2026 Williamsburg, IA10 Waltons Way Angus Farm 585-703-1476 Linwood, NY7 Wardlow Angus Ranch 502-255-0499 Bedford, KY2 Weaver Angus Farm 309-691-2293 Peoria, IL8 Work Land & Cattle 724-438-1703 Uniontown, PA14 Wye Angus 410-827-6016 Queenstown, MD15 Yon Family Farms 803-685-5048 Ridge Spring, SC

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