March/April, 2013 - North Carolina Angus Association

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LATEST NEWS
March/April, 2013
336-787-NCAA (6222 )

www.ncangus.org email: [email protected]
NCAA Prepares for their 30th Spring Fever Sale

Plans are underway for the North Carolina Angus Association’s Spring Fever Sale at the Upper Piedmont
Research Station in Reidsville on Saturday May 4, 2013. This annual sale showcases Angus genetics from leading
breeders in North Carolina and surrounding areas. Angus enthusiasts gather each year to view and purchase progeny
from leading sires of the Angus breed. It’s also a time to come together and socialize with fellow Angus breeders.
The Spring Fever Sale is known as the showcase for fall pairs with fancy heifer calves, where you can purchase
the heifer with cutting edge genetics or the proven dam bred for another calf. There also is a group of outstanding bred
and open heifers to choose from. This sale has become a source for the heart of many Angus herds in the southeast.
Offering elite genetics all the way down to good Mama cows, born and bred in North Carolina.
Consignors are digging deep into their herds to offer some of their top cattle for this sale. We will have a great
selection of fall cow/calf pairs, spring cow/calf pairs/ bred heifers and open heifers. We will once again have heifers that
have qualified for the NC Elite heifer program.
Our North Carolina Angus Juniors along with the South Carolina Juniors will be hosting the 2014 National Junior
Angus Eastern Regional’s in Raleigh. The Juniors have been soliciting donations to help raise funds for this project as
there will be a large number of exhibitors, parents and other participants in attendance. One of their major fund raising
events will occur at the Spring Fever Sale; so please plan to support the Junior auction.
Watch for your sale catalog in the mail and the catalog should be posted on our website (www.ncangus.org) by
early April. If you’re not on our mailing list, please call the office at 336-787-NCAA (6222) or send an email to
[email protected] and we would be happy to send a catalog to you.
Consignors include: 4K/Tarheel Angus, Richard Kirkman, Siler City; Black Grove, Walter Shealy, Newberry, SC;
Butler Angus Ranch, Jason Butler, Clarendon; C Cross Cattle, Duane Strider, Biscoe; Gragg Farms, Paul, David, Chris
Gragg, Boone; H & D Angus, Henry Vines, Snow Camp; New Morning Angus, Charlie Horne, Bear Creek; Oak View
Farm, Bobby Aldridge, Yanceyville; Overcash Angus, Dennis Overcash, Mooresville; Quail Valley Angus, Bryan Redfern,
Indian Trail; Scarlett Farms, Jim Scarlett, Snow Camp; Shuffler Farms, Eugene Shuffler, Hamptonville; Spruce Mountain,
Tom & Lois Ames, Larkspur, Colorado; Travis Farm, Sam Lambert, West End; Twin Oaks Farm, Jerry Pritchard, Marion;
Uwharrie Ridge Farm, Mark Wilburn, Asheboro; Vandemark Angus, Keaton Vandemark, Spring Hope and Wood Angus,
Russell Wood, Willow Spring.
Please contact any member of the 2013 Spring Fever Sale committee: Mark Wilburn, chair; Brent
Scarlett @ 336-629-5400; Daniel Wall @ 828-502-9117; Joe French @ 336-349-8347; Randall Smith @ 336-
516-4558; or Michael Moss @ 336-879-1590 with any questions
Mark your calendar and plan to a part of this year’s 30th Anniversary Spring Fever Sale on Saturday,
May 4th, 2013. The cattle industry is the strongest it’s ever been and the future is even brighter. As our sale manager
Tom Burke from Angus Hall of Fame says, “There has never been a better time to be in the Angus business”!

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
Inside this Issue !
Sunday, July 28, 2013 @ 2:30 pm
2013 Down East Sale Page 5
2013 Spring Fever Sale Page 1 & 3 Davidson County Extension Office
Ads Page 2,3,5,7,8,10-12
Lexington, NC
Advertisers Listing Page 9
Advertising Rates Page 9
Minutes BOD meeting Page 8
Thank you to everyone for your support
NCAA Auxiliary Page 6
during the illness and loss of our daughter,
NCAA Juniors Page 7
President’s Message Page 2 Jessica Brewer Fletcher
Thank You! Page 2
Your prayers have meant so much to
Thoughts & Prayers Page 4
Upcoming Events Page 4 Ray & Our Family!!
NEWSLETTER
2013

President’s
March/April, 2013

Message
Number 801
Suzanne Brewer, Executive Secretary

3942 North NC Hwy 150
Dear Fellow Angus Breeders,
Lexington, NC 27295
It has been a busy Spring
Phone/Fax: 336-787-NCAA(6222)
already this season with the Spring Fever Sale
Email: [email protected]
and many other events yet to happen.
Website: www.ncangus.org
I regret that due to lack of member

participation we had to cancel the Out West Roy Swisher, President
Sale; but just remember with you the John Smith, Vice President
membership help and participation we can Jim Scarlett, Past President

resurrect it in 2014.
2013 Term 2014 Term 2015 Term
I ask each member to come out and
Chris Gragg Eddie Leagans Steve Gordon
attend every possible event. I know we are all
Jo Linville Steve Grady Randy Jones
busy with work and thing to be done around the
Eugene Shuffler Henry Vines William Leatherman
farm but if you can, please participate and meet
Randall Smith Stephen Watson Bill Teague
your fellow Angus Breeders you never know
Trip Smith Jeffrey Wood Stan Tennant
what you will learn.

I myself was unable to attend the Spring
Catherine Harward, President, NC Junior Angus
tours but do understand that the committee did a
Maggie Tennant, President, NC Angus Auxiliary
great job and it was attend will most of the time.

The Marketing committee is working on
”WHY ANGUS?” program and I know it will

benefit old and new breeders alike.

Lastly I heard of many of our members

have loosing loved ones this spring. I want to
extend our deepest sympathy to each of the
families and let them know that they are all

important to the North Carolina Angus

Association family. Also please remember these

members in your prayers for God’s great comfort
in their lives.
Angus Now and Forever,

Roy Swisher, President

Thank You!!
New bittersweet ad
Paul, David, Chris, Michael & Jodi asked
that I relay their thanks to their North Carolina
Angus Association family for their visits, cards,
phone calls, prayers and concerns following the death of
their wife and Mother Sharon Gragg!
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North Carolina
Spring Fever

Angus Sale
Saturday • Noon
May 4, 2013
Held at the historic Chinqua-Penn Plantation, Reidsville, NC
(At the Upper Piedmont Research Station)
North Carolina Angus Association
Sponsored by the
2013 Consignors:
4K/Tarheel Angus, Richard Kirkman, Siler City, NC Scarlett Farms, Jim Scarlett, Snow Camp, NC
Black Grove, Walter Shealy, Newberry, SC Shuffler Farms, Eugene Shuffler, Union Grove, NC
Butler Angus Ranch, Jason Butler, Clarendon, NC Spruce Mountain Ranch. Tom & Lois Ames, Larkspur, CO
C Cross Cattle, Duane Strider, Biscoe, NC Quail Valley Angus. Brian Redfern. Indian Trail, NC
Gragg Farms. Paul. David. Chris Gragg. Boone. NC Travis Farm, Sam Lambert, West End, NC
H & D Angus, Henry Vines, Snow Camp, NC Twin Oaks Farm, Jerry Pritchard, Marion, NC
New Morning Angus, Charlie Horne, Bear Creek, NC Uwharrie Ridge Farm, Mark Wilburn, Asheboro, NC
Oak View, Bobby Aldridge, Yanceyville, NC Vandemark Angus, Keaton Vandemark, Spring Hope, NC
Overcash Angus, Dennis Overcash, Mooresville, NC Wood Angus, Russell Wood, Willow Spring, NC
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UPCOMING EVENTS

2013

March 29-30 North Carolina Angus Spring Tours Piedmont area, NC
April 13 North Carolina Angus Out West Sale Union Grove
April 13 Ridgefield Farm Bull Sale Brasstown
May 4 North Carolina Angus Spring Fever Sale Reidsville
May 11 Springfield Angus Production Sale Louisburg
June 3-4 AAA Boot Camp Clemson University, SC
June 6-8 Southern National Junior & Open Angus Show Perry, Ga
June 16 AAAux Scholarship & Awards Heifer Auction Louisville, Ky
August 24 NCAA Field Day Willow Spring
September 7 Wood Angus Production Sale Willow Spring
November 2 North Carolina Angus Down East Sale Clinton
November 16 Performance Legends Sale Union Grove
November 30 Back Creek Black Saturday Sale Turnersburg
December 7 Partner’s Bull & Female Sale Rocky Mount
December 7 Union County Bull Sale Monroe

2014

June 12-15 2014 Junior Angus Eastern Regional’s Raleigh, NC
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~~~~Thoughts & Prayers ~~~~

An “old timey” saying I’ve heard is that “when the sap comes down and the sap goes up” there are many deaths, it
seems that we’ve lost more than our share of North Carolina Angus family the last few months!!

Our sincere sympathy is extended to these members and others who have lost a love one or one who is dealing with
illness. Please continue to remember theses families in this stressful time for them.

On March 3, 2013, Tripp Smith lost his mother Barbara Toler Smith. Mrs. Smith of Haw River had been ill
recently and passed away at the Presbyterian Home of Hawfields. Out thoughts and prayers go out to Tripp and
Faye and his entire family.

Sharon Gragg passed away on March 11, 2013, Sharon was the wife of Paul Gragg and mother of sons, David,
Chris, Michael and daughter Jodi all of Boone.

Bessie Lee Allen mother of Donna Outlaw passed away on April 1, 2013. Mrs. Allen lived in Princeton and is
survived by Roy and Donna Outlaw of Seven Springs and other family members including Roy’s daughters
Courtney and Chelesa Outlaw.

Jessica Rae Brewer Fletcher lost her battle against cancer on April 5, 2013 at her home in Lexington. Jessica,
the daughter of Ray and Suzanne Brewer is survived by her sisters, niece and nephews. She was employed by
BCBSNC and enjoyed helping on the family farm. I would like to thank everyone for your cards, flowers, phone
calls, emails; the Association support has been overwhelming and GREATLY APPRECIATED!! Things have
gotten behind and I hope everyone understands, I’m working very hard to get caught up. Again, Thank You!!!

Please continue to keep all these families in your thoughts and prayers in the coming days, weeks and months!!

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2013 Down East Sale

It’s not too early to be thinking about the
2013 Down Ease Sale scheduled for Saturday,
November 2 at the Sampson County Livestock
Arena in Clinton. The Committee wants
to remind everyone that for every two female
lots you can consign a breeding
age “virgin” bull for the sale.

Please contact Roy Outlaw or a member of the Down
East Sale committee for specifics.
In 2012 We sold 10 bulls that averaged $2,010.

The consignment form will be in the
WA Free Style 155 won Intermediate
Champion Bull at the 2013 Dixie National Roll of May/June newsletter.
Victory (ROV) Angus Show,
Feb. 10 in Jackson, Miss. 2013 NCAA Field Day
Wood Angus Farm LLC, Willow Spring, N.C., owns
Mark your calendar for Saturday, August 24,
the winning bull.
make plans to attend the 2013 Field Day @
Photo by Shelia Stannard, American Angus Association.
Wood Angus in Willow Spring.
AAA Boot Camp @ Clemson University
Speakers and programs are still being lined up,
June 3-4, 2014
watch the May/June newsletter and the website
Contact AAA for more information!
for more information
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GREETINGS FROM THE NORTH CAROLINA
ANGUS AUXILIARY!!

Water Lilies” Sells at Spring Fever Sale
By Callie Birdsell

If you’ve been around the Angus Breed in North Carolina over the last 15 years, you’re
familiar with CM Deal Angus Farm, owned by Connie Mack Deal. Connie’s involvement in the
Angus breed and NC Angus Association is extensive, and he’s known for producing quality,
functional cattle. Connie’s taste in quality females extends beyond to pasture to his wife,
Virginia, also a long time Angus enthusiast who has long been involved with the Auxiliary.

Like many farm families, Connie and Virginia work together on their operation with Virginia having an AI certification and
assisting with many daily chores. At cattle events, the two are always together, quite possibility a perfect match.
However, Virginia’s talents extend far beyond the ability to assist with farm chores. A native of the foothills of North
Carolina, Virginia learned early how to identify herbs and other plants with nutritional and medicinal value, a talent she’s
honed over the years. Anyone who’s purchased cattle from Connie is also familiar with Virginia’s culinary skills, and has
probably been on the receiving end of her famous apple turnovers (now available in sugar-free varieties).

Virginia’s most impressive talent, might just be her artistic ability to capture landscapes and farm scenes. On the farm,
Virginia painted the official CM Deal Angus farm sign, and if you’re lucky enough to be on the Deal’s Christmas Card list,
you might have done as I have and kept all the cards you’ve received as Virginia hand paints a different one each year.

This artistic ability was featured as the cover of the NC Angus Auxiliary’s cookbook “Feeding the Herd” in the mid-2000s,
and has shown up in several of the Auxiliary’s silent auctions. A devout Lutheran, Virginia never boasts of her work, and
she’s always working on a new project for friends, family or a community event.

This year, Virginia has a special piece being offered via auction at the NC Angus Association’s Spring Fever Sale on May
4th at the Upper Piedmont Research Station in Reidsville, NC. “Water Lilies” is an original water color donated by Virginia
Deal with proceeds going to support the NC Angus Auxiliary. If you’re interested in purchasing this piece, please come to
the Spring Fever Sale or contact Maggie Tennant, NCAAx President, at 336-908-2039 to have your bid placed via phone.

To purchase a piece of Virginia’s artwork, or to have a piece commissioned, Virginia can be contacted at 828-632-6567
or [email protected]. You never know, she might follow Connie’s advice and host her own art show!

MORE AUXILIARY HIGHLIGHTS:
Scholarship Committee- Elaine Scarlett and Emily Tennant- plan to announce the recipient/s of the Auxiliary Merit Award
at Junior Beef Round Up the weekend of June 1st.
By-Laws Committee- Lucille Leatherman and Shirley Bowers( with help of her husband Bob)-working hard on updating
the
Auxiliary By-Laws
Publicity Committee- Ann Brown and Brenda Vinson - have got all our information on the NCAA website updated- click on
"Auxiliary" and catch up!
Ways and Means- Martha and Cortney Holshouser- continue to work on fundraising for upcoming events.
We have a graduate!- One of our members and a former NC Junior Angus member, Emily Tennant, is graduating from
UNC School of Pharmacy in May! Without a doubt, she will continue to stay involved with lots of Angus activities!
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NC Junior Angus Association

Submitted by Catherine Harward, 2013 NCJAA President

As Spring comes around, Angus Juniors are traveling to shows and sales across North
Carolina. Juniors have been busy with many shows in their counties or areas, as well as the Clo-
ver Classic in Winston-Salem. The Clover Classic Angus Show also served as the NCJAA State
Show. Elizabeth Cole, a new NCJAA
member, from Virginia won Grand Champion and Mary Elaine Wood won Reserve Champion. The
Angus show had 22 entries and many exhibitors participated and performed well in showman-
ship. Juniors will gather in Raleigh the first weekend of June for the NC Junior Beef Roundup
during which the NCJAA will have a meeting and participate in a great Angus Show.
Juniors are gearing up to attend North Carolina Angus Sales to serve lunch and fellow-
ship with other Angus members. Also, the NCJAA is raising money to host the 2014 Eastern
Regional Junior Angus Show and will provide fundraising opportunities at upcoming sales. We
will have cakes and others items as well as an Angus Cow/Calf Pair donated by EBS Farms for
auction at the Spring Fever Sale. The Juniors appreciate all support from Angus breeders and
friends who are helping in the process to host the Eastern Regionals in North Carolina. The
Eastern Regional planning committee recently held a conference call with
committee members who are working hard to prepare for the show in June 2014.
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Minutes of the February 24, 2013 Board of Directors Meeting

On Sunday, February 24, 2013 the Board of Directors of the North Carolina Angus Association met at the Davie County Extension
Office in Mocksville. Present were: President, Roy Swisher; Vice President, John Smith; Suzanne Brewer, Secretary; Jim Scarlett, Past
President; board members, Steve Grady, Randall Smith, Henry Vines, Eugene Shuffler, Steve Gordon, William Leatherman, Jeffrey Wood,
Randy Jones, Jo Linville, Bill Teague and Eddie Leagans. . Absent were: Chris Gragg, Tripp Smith, Stephen Watson and Stan Tennant; Junior
President, Catherine Harward and Auxiliary President, Maggie Tennant. Also present were Kim Starnes, Carol Shuffler and Lucille
Leatherman.
President Roy thanked everyone for coming and gave an invocation.
The purpose of this meeting was to discuss the proposals from the Constitution and By Laws committee regarding changes to the
North Carolina Angus Association Constitution. Financial reports and meeting minutes were not a part of this meeting.
President Roy began this meeting by reminding the board that there was a vacancy on the board of directors since John Smith was
elected Vice President at the annual meeting. Motion made and second t ask Eddie Leagans to fill this position. Motion Passed.
Meeting proceeded with discussion article by article; changes are noted in the attached revised constitution with more discussion
to follow at the next meeting scheduled for April 21, 2013. Changes will not take effect until all changes have been made and the board votes
on the entire revisions. Changes/revisions will be ratified by the full membership at the 2014 annual meeting.
Marketing Committee: Marketing Committee chairman has been working on setting up some educational workshops and has
come up with the idea to get sponsorships for these meetings and to market our Association. He is requesting permission from the board to
move forward with this idea of asking sponsors for a one time donation and this money be divided among the Association sponsored sale, the
Marketing workshops and the annual meeting. Motion made and second to proceed and come back to the board with more information.
Motion Passed.
A letter was read from a veterinarian regarding Bovine Lymphosarcoma (BLV) and the possible need to require testing for our
sales. No action taken.
With no further business, Motion made and second to adjourn. Motion Passed.
Respectfully submitted, Suzanne Brewer-Executive Secretary, North Carolina Angus Association

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