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May 2015 n ANGUSJournal n 82 BOOTH'S CHERRY CREEK RANCH Shawn & Diane Booth • 307-837-2994 2749 Rd. 60 • Veteran, WY 82243 boothangus@scottsbluff.net www.boothscherrycreekranch.com Michael & Lindsay Booth • 307-837-0164 307-532-1805 2162 Rd. 60 • Veteran, WY 82243 Doug Booth Family Angus Doug & Carolyn Booth 7618 Rd. 41 • Torrington, WY 82240 (307) 532-5830 Dudley & Jennifer Booth 4156 Rd. 82 • Torrington, WY 82240 (307) 532-7179 email: dbooth@scottsbluff.net www.boothfamilyangus.com Females For Sale Private Treaty M.R. Angus Ranch Juan & Joni Reyes • Jennifer Reyes Burr • Jason Reyes 98 Olson Rd • Wheatland, WY 82201 Juan 307-322-4848 Mobile 307-331-1568 Jennifer 307-331-1530 Production Sale Last Monday in February, Wheatland, WY Our goal is to produce cattle that are highly-fertile, easy-fleshing, structurally sound, with a moderate frame. Bulls raised and developed in a realistic range environment. Ready to go to work for you. Your source for high altitude bulls – PAP tested at 8,000 feet. Be a part of the Wyoming Section, Contact Kurt Kangas (661) 706-2041 • kkangas@angus.org or Doneta Brown (816) 383-5232 dbrown@angusjournal.com Neal & Amanda Sorenson 7241 Hwy 14-16 • Arvada, WY 82831 Home (307) 736-2260 • Cell (307) 680-7359 Cell (307) 680-8266 email: nasorenson@rangeweb.net www.powderriverangus.com "Bulls born and raised where corn don't grow." George (307) 532-5892 • Blake (307) 532-3282 Rodney (307) 532-2457 • Steve Roth (307) 532-7191 Fax (307) 532-7647 10672 Van Tassell Rd. • Torrington, WY 82240 Selling More Than 100 Bulls Annually At Private Treaty email: ochsner@scottsbluff.net www.qualitybulls.com G ( 3 0 7 ) 5 3 2 5 8 9 2 B l k ( 3 0 7 ) 5 3 2 3 n g u s Breeders Breeders W yoming yoming many delegates your state is entitled to have at the convention. Vote for no more than that number. If your state is eligible for seven delegates and you vote for eight, your ballot will be null and void. You can, however, vote for fewer than the allowed number. So, in the instance above, if you were to vote for six members, your six votes would count. You can write in the name/address of and vote for an active life or regular member from your state who is not presented on the ballot. Remember, write-in votes count toward the number of votes. @ Mark your ballot correctly. This year's ballot will look a little different, but the instructions will be clearly marked. To vote for someone, completely fill in the oval beside the name using a No. 2 pencil or a black or blue ballpoint pen. Don't use a felt-tip pen. Xs and checkmarks will not register in the automated tallying. At its June meeting the American Angus Association Board of Directors elected two election observers — Brian Brockman of Missouri and Ron Hinrichsen of Kansas — to come to Saint Joseph Tuesday, Aug. 11, to oversee the counting of ballots. These two people are responsible for making sure the voting is done properly and for answering any questions that might arise. It takes about two weeks to certify every state's delegate list. Membership status is again checked. As spelled out in the bylaws, ties are broken by drawing names. The person receiving the most votes within the state will be elected chairman. Once certified, the list of delegates and alternates for each state is posted online at www.angus.org and published in the Angus Journal. Editor's Note: If you have additional questions about the delegate election process, contact Diane Strahm at 816-383-5100. July 2015 n ANGUSJournal n 91