04—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 18,1984
KANSAS CITY, MO. - Charolais
breeders gathered in the Beef
Palace Auction Arena at the
National Western in Denver, Colo.,
to witness and participate in the sth
National Charolais Sale Bred and
owned Charolais seedstock were
presented to the public featuring
some of the finest cattle in the
nation.
The fifth annual event followed
the National Charolais Show held
the proceeding day. All cattle were
inspected and represented all
regions of the United States. With
excellent quality, one and 3/8 bulls
grossed $28,800 to average $20,945;
26 females grossed $108,150 to
average $4,160 for a total gross of
$136,950 on 27 3/8 lots to average
$5,003
Previous National Charolais
Sales had experienced several
consignments added to the sale
from National Charolais Show
normally the various champions
and some class winners No
champions or class winners were
added consignments to this sth
National Charolais Sale except for a
syndicated interest in the National
Reserve Champion bull.
BCR Standout 111 157, an added
lot selected from the National Show
after being named Reserve Grand
Champion bull, was the high-selling
individual Oakdale Farms, Up
perville, Va., owned by Mrs
Thomas di Zerega, was the suc
cessful bidder at $22,000 for the
breeding interest which included 10
registrations per year for five
years This polled Oct 17, 1982 son
of RCt Royal Standout 2873 is one of
the most talked about bulls in the
breed and was consigned by Barton
Charolais Ranch, Abbeville, S C ,
and Barton Charolais Ranch,
Manti, Utah.
Riverwood Bessie 393/T2, a full
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Charolais sale averages $5,000 per head
sister to 1979 National Champion
bull, Riverwood Genesis, was the
high-selling female going to
- Brookwood Farms, Sauk Rapids,
Minn The Jan 1, 1983 daughter of
Riverwood Elevation 44 sold for
$lO,OOO and was consigned by
Riverwood Farms, Powell, Ohio
The full sister to Riverwood
Genesis 396 had a 205-day weight of
640 pounds
The second-place summer
yearling heifer, Miss RW-CC Cover
Girl, was an added lot to the sale
consigned by Riverwood Farms,
Powell, Ohio, and Circle C
Charolais, Morehead, Ky
Retherford Charolais Ranch,
Prescott, Anz ; had the final bid of
$B,OOO on the daughter of Riverwood
Elevation 44 and out of Miss Van
Camp 333, one of the premier Polled
cows of the breed, the progenitor of
the famous ‘-Starlet’’ cow family.
JB Jessica, a January 1983
transplant heifer consigned by John
Bauman, Carpenter, Wyo., sold for
$6,000 to Silver Creek Charolais,
Blue Mounds, Wis The young show
prospect is sired by RCC Royal
Standout, the highly successful
show bull and breeding sire that
heads the Kenwood herd, and out of
everyone's dream gnl, JB Chen
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The second high-selling bull was
DBL Hooks More 2696 sired by ACF
Apocalypse 40 and consigned by
The Designers, Rapid City, S D
Boyle Ranch Cu, Hersey, Neb,
purchased the National Class
winning December bull The future
herd sire is out of an Avignon bred
cow
Miss FMRC Starlet 3091, a polled
daughtei of Riverwood Elevation 44
sold for $5,200 to Myers Charolais
Farm, Clear Spring, Md The full
sister to 1983 National Champion
Paid
female, Mis (11 starlet 1909, was
consigned by Circle C Charolais,
Myers Chaiolais Farm, Clear
Spring, Md, Fence Post Farm,
Franklin, Pa , and Riverwood
Farms, Powell, Ohio
Miller Farm, Osceola, lowa,
consigned the added lot of MF Miss
Apocalypse 2823 Polled The Sep
tember 1982 heifer sired by ACF
Apocalypse 40 was purchased by
Syracuse, NV Fran Hcitman
of Angelica was named Cattleman
of the Year at the annual meeting
of the New York Beef Cattlemen’s
Association Feb 4 at the Sheraton
Inn,here
Heitman was cited for his work
in the Southwestern Division of the
New York Beef Cattlemen's
Association, for his work with
other beef programs, and for his
work with 4-H youth
Heitman like many beef cattle
producers in the state is a part
time cattleman He is also self
employed in the < onstruction
business
He was instrumental in the
construction of the Angelica
Feeder Sales Barn, both in the
initial concept and in the en
couragement of the all-volunteei
work force that built the facihtv
Because of this division- owned
building the Southwestern Division
has expanded its marketing
program to include both a fall and
spring feeder calf sale and a spring
breeding stock sale The facihtv is
also used for field dav programs an
other events
Heitman has served as Allegany
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The bale offering as represented than $5,000 was extremely strong
bv the consignments in the The sale was sponsored by the
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Charolais Sale was of the highest Association and the Rocky
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All of these consignments must be Carey, Garey Cattle Sales, Inc , of
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Heitman
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County director of the South
western Division and also as
Division sales manager for several
years and was re-elected to both
these positions last fall
He is a member of the Seneca
Trails Resource Conservation and
Development livestock advisory
committee and worked to help
implement the current custom
feedlot pilot project He is also a
member of the 4-H livestock ad
visory committee and has worked
to develop and implement beef
projects and the annual 4-H Meat
Animal Show and Sale at the
Allegany Countv Fair
Fran and his wife Diana are the
parents of four children In ad
dition to raising beef cattle, thev
make maple svrup. tapping about
3,000 trees, and have an acre
garden
Others honored at the annual
meeting were Thomas Gallagher
of Albanv County who was given
the Extension Award and Wanda
Buss of Millbrook who was given
the Youth Award Gallagher was
honored for his work with beef
cattle producers in the Capital
District and with the Eastern
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Cattlemen’s Association Miss
Buss was honored for her work
with 4-H'beef projects and with
Junior Angus projects
Tara Mitchell of Skaneateles
was named 1984 Beef Ambassador
and Shawn Clark of Victor,
alternate The two voung people
will work with the Cattlemen and
the New York Cow Belles in the
areas of beef promotion and
consumer education With the
theme of ReahU and Quahh
Miss Mitchell is a junior at
Cornell Universitv and the
daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael
Mitchell She is currentl\
president of the New York Junior
Hereford Association and has
raised and shown tattle tor several
years
Clark is the son of Mr and Mrs.
Selwyn Clark of Monpelier, Ohio
and is employed as < attic manager
at Blazey Hill Farm, Victor He too
has raised and shown cattle tor
several years He works with the
Buttonwood Beefers 4-H Club in
Monroe County helping the
people with showing, and fitting
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