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ANGUS BULL SALE
(CwtbwJ (mi wf 1) not highly fitted bulls' ready for immediate service for the farmer or rancher ;>s well as many top herd sire prospects suited to the most discriminating breeder.” Hulls eligible for the forthcoming jSale are only those born between May 1, 1954 and March 1, 1957. Entry lists have now closed, and - Angus men all over America, are iaid to be eagerly awaiting the bieevent, with many of them making plans to come to Richmond to see the judging and participate in the selling of more than 400 Aberdcen-Angus bulls.
A distinguished t committee,f featuring names well known through-' tut the Angus world, is set to sift the (ftttle and place them in classes for die ultimate judging of the top
and the selling of that
and the ne*t two highest ratings. Serving on the sifting committee are Dr. Paul Keesee. manager of Kermac Ranch. PoteauJDkla.; Clayton Jennings, coowner of Hyland Angus Ranch, one of the really noted herds of the West, at (Highmore, S. D.; John ! Mommsen, Clinton, Iowa, who has shoSvn seven International Graiid Champion Carloads of
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