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of Peterborough. He began using commercial <strong>Charolais</strong> in 1963 and has had purebred<strong>Charolais</strong> since 1970.Steve & Helen Burgomaster *1970Sharodon Farms, Peterborough, ONSteve Burgomaster Pres. OCA 2001, 2002C.W. BurnsBurns <strong>Charolais</strong> Farm, King, ONDelmar & Edith Burnside *1981Burnside <strong>Charolais</strong>, Gladstone, MBScott & Jeff Burr *1984Burr Bros. <strong>Charolais</strong>, Saskatoon, SKKen & Carol Busby *1990Woodland <strong>Charolais</strong>, Rocky Mountain House, ABdispersal Nov. 1994Gary & Marion Busch *1972George, Phyllis and Colin BuschBusch Charl Farms, Plunkett / Watrous, SKBernard & Lena Busse *1993Lee Bern <strong>Charolais</strong>, Swift Current, SKWade Busse *1993Wy-Lee Creek <strong>Charolais</strong>, Swift Current, SKBud & Margaret Buxton *1980Buxton Ranches, Amisk, AB<strong>Charolais</strong> <strong>Banner</strong> - Aug. 1984Bud Buxton first became interested in purebred <strong>Charolais</strong> through using a <strong>Charolais</strong> bullon his commercial herd. He began to go the purebred route in 1980. He currently calvesout about 125 females and has set his goal at having about 200 cows.Roger C. & Rita Buxton *1966Charton Farms, Consort, ABchildren: Curtis, BlaisHelge & Candace By *1972Helge By <strong>Banner</strong> Staff 1981children: Natasha, John, BartleyHelge By, Manager/Publisher <strong>Charolais</strong> <strong>Banner</strong> 1999 -
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