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Don't forget to save your
empty Ralgro Wheels and Magnum Strips! They convert to
scholarships and funding for leadership development programs.
Thanks to the Schering Plough Animal Health Wheels for Bucks
Program, you can help make a difference!
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Be sure to check out these
early consignments to the
Cattlemen Foundation
Fundraising Auction at the Missouri Cattle Industry
Convention & Trade Show.
The
deadline to apply for a 2009 Missouri's Cattlemen Foundation
Scholarship has passed. One hundred fifty seven
applications were submitted from 59 counties across Missouri.
Fifteen students were selected to receive a $1,000 scholarship.
The 2009 class will be introduced during the upcoming Missouri
Cattle Industry Convention & Trade Show, December 12-13, in
Springfield.
In a year of uncertain
weather, the last weekend of September was all anyone could ask
for and more. Clear skies, bright sunshine, mild
temperatures and abundant hospitality greeted over 70
participants at the annual Cattlemen's
Charity
Weekend at
Golden Hills Trail Rides and
Resorts in Raymondville on September 26-28.
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It could have arguably been
the nicest day of the whole summer - the sky was clear, the sun
bright, the breeze was light, the temperatures a comfortable
upper 70s – absolutely perfect weather for golf …..
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Thursday, May 22, Mother
Nature was her old self with a grey, cool, blustery, rain filled
day. But participants in the
Annual Cattlemen’s Classic Golf Tournament got a real treat
the day before! It was arguably the nicest day to date in 2008
– Wednesday, May 21 featured bright sunshine, pleasant
temperatures and very slight breeze. Fifty eight golfers ....
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It will be same great fun on
the same beautiful course, but at a new time - the annual
Southwest Cattlemen's Classic Golf Tournament will be held on
Thursday, August 7 at the Silo Ridge Golf & Country Club in
Bolivar.
Register now to get in
on all the fun.
Funds for two additional scholarship
endowments are being accepted. Dr. Wayne D. "Doc" Smith played a
valuable role in launching the Sullivan County Cattlemen's
Association and who has contributed much to the youth of
Missouri and animals around the area. For more on the "Doc" Smith Scholarship Fund,
check out the
press release.
Special people come into our lives and
always leave too soon. Kenny Morris was a friend, cheerleader
and mentor to most everyone he met. The Newton County
Cattlemen’s Association, its members and the area, in general,
benefitted from his gentle nature, words of encouragement and
generous, giving heart. Now they have launched a
scholarship in his memory.
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Also, new to MCF is the announcement of this newly designed Web
site. The site was redesigned this Spring and has
officially been launched. For more information, check out
the press release.
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