Preserving and Promoting Western Heritage and Values The Calgary Exhibition & Stampede is a volunteer supported, not-for-profi t organization that preserves and promotes western heritage and values. Our organization began as an agricultural fair in 1886, but continues to grow and evolve in step with Calgary.

TABLE OF CONTENTS Organizational Highlights 01 Financial Report 07 Consolidated Financial Statements 10 Stampede Leadership 24 Our Volunteers 26 Full-time Staff 40 Sponsors 42 2005 Calgary Stampede Event Champions 45 1 ORGANIZATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

The Calgary Exhibition & Stampede had a remarkable 2005. It was a year of special celebration and signifi cant achievement, a year of embracing the past while pushing ahead toward a bold, new future. Our entire organization – from the 2,200 volunteers and 1,600 employees, to our many sponsors and community partners – should look back with pride, and look ahead with excitement.

A MEMORABLE CENTENNIAL With the history of the Stampede so entwined with the history of Alberta, it was natural for our organization to embrace the province’s Centennial with a full year of initiatives that celebrated western heritage and values. Among our many Centennial highlights, we: established the Calgary Stampede Western Legacy Awards that honoured Dr. Frits Pannekoek, Ryan Perez, and Roy and Lenore McLean for their unique contributions to our heritage; conducted a youth essay contest that saw Alyssa Wheeler, Meredith Pritchard and Beth Anna Heslop each earn a place at the front of the 2005 Stampede Parade; unveiled a permanent display at the Calgary International Airport, featuring a stunning sculptural display that evokes the spirit of the west; launched a digital archives project, in partnership with the University of Calgary, that provides online access to the Stampede’s collection STEVE ALLAN, Chairman of the Board & President (standing) of artifacts; VERN KIMBALL, Chief Operating Offi cer 2 ORGANIZATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

built the fi rst of fi ve houses for Habitat for Humanity in the spirit of neighbours helping neighbours, thanks to the hard work of hundreds of volunteers and staff , and the contributions of many community partners; celebrated our long-standing partnership with the Treaty Seven First Nations through enhanced pageantry and programming at the 2005 Calgary Stampede; and, published a beautiful coff ee table book, entitled Celebrating the Calgary Exhibition & Stampede: Th e Story of the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth.

The Centennial edition of the annual Calgary Stampede more than lived up to its worldwide reputation as the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth.

Th e Calgary Stampede Trail 2005 provided wranglers with a unique opportunity to relive history by trailing horses from Stampede Ranch, near Hanna, to Stampede Park. Th is otherwise spectacular experience concluded in an unfortunate incident near the end of the ride that resulted in the deaths of nine horses. A thorough internal review concluded that it was a tragic accident. Although the Stampede has no plans for another trail ride, our board of directors has accepted the review committee’s recommendation that we should not complete any future trail rides through the city of Calgary in the same manner.

THE BEST STAMPEDE EVER Th e Centennial edition of the annual Calgary Stampede more than lived up to its worldwide reputation as the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth. Certainly a record number of visitors – more than 1.2 million from around the globe – enjoyed an unprecedented line-up of attractions. Th is included the world’s premiere rodeo and chuckwagon races, some of the world’s top entertainers, unparalleled pageantry throughout Stampede Park, spectacular stage show and fi reworks, international agriculture competitions, $1 million in free entertainment, and an enhanced midway. Th e excitement began in June with a group of Stampede cowboys and cowgirls riding down Wall Street to the New York Stock Exchange, launching our international media conference – broadcast live to the world via the Internet. Of course, the real start of the Calgary Stampede was on July 8 when parade marshals the Honourable Ralph Klein Premier of Alberta and His Honour the Honourable Norman Kwong Lieutenant Governor of Alberta led the Stampede Parade past a record crowd of 400,000 along the streets of downtown Calgary (and seen by millions more nationally via television coverage). 3 ORGANIZATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

Distinctive among the world’s great festivals, the fun spilled across the city into virtually every neighbourhood and workplace, creating a community-wide celebration. And as always, our Stampede volunteers were busy fanning the fl ames of public enthusiasm and involvement. Th anks to the support of a generous community leader, we recaptured the spirit of Stampede founder Guy Weadick’s famous eff orts to encourage citizens to dress western. Th rough our Get Your Head in a Hat campaign, volunteers gave away 14,000 cowboy hats and 100,000 prizes to promote pride and participation. Th e heart of the action was at Stampede Park. Our eff orts to off er “something for everyone” – from Western Showcase to Indian Village, from Ag-tivity in the City to the exciting midway – attracted more visitors than ever. Th is also resulted in a record number of Stampede Rodeo tickets sold and an unprecedented 10 sell-outs of the GMC Rangeland Derby and Grandstand Show package.

Our diverse agricultural programs continue to connect young people to their agricultural heritage, introduce producers to consumers, and serve as a bridge between rural and urban communities.

Th anks to our new Stampede Entertainment Inc. (SEI) partnership with White Iron Productions, we brought some of the world’s top entertainers to the 2005 Calgary Stampede, including Tim McGraw, Brad Paisley and Michael W. Smith. SEI also produced the subsequent national television special, A Day Inside: Th e Calgary Stampede, which was later nominated for a Gemini Award. By virtually every measure, the 2005 Calgary Stampede was an outstanding success: the level of community involvement, on-Park attendance, a record chuckwagon canvas auction, entertainment sell-outs, overall customer satisfaction ratings, and the smiles on everyone’s faces. Every year we endeavour to improve the annual Calgary Stampede and this year will be no diff erent. In 2006 we’re introducing an exciting new format for the Stampede Rodeo, enhancements for the GMC Rangeland Derby, and a new level of big name entertainment.

REINFORCING OUR ROOTS Agriculture has been the backbone of the Calgary Exhibition & Stampede since our formation in 1886 as the Calgary Agricultural Society. Our diverse agricultural programs continue to connect young people to their agricultural heritage, introduce producers to consumers, and serve as a bridge between rural and urban communities. 4 ORGANIZATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

Among the more than 60 programs spread across 100 days last year was Aggie Days. Th is popular program featured dozens of key industry exhibitors and provided thousands of students and families with a hands-on opportunity to learn about agriculture. In addition, the innovative presentation of displays, shows and competitions at the Calgary Stampede were honoured with the International Association of Fairs and Exposition’s 2005 Best of Show – Agriculture Award for fairs that host over one million visitors. Th is is a wonderful testament to the eff orts of our staff and volunteers. Like the industry itself, our agriculture programming continues to evolve. Looking to the future, our plans include a new agriculture arena complex, and a fresh approach to programming to be developed by our agricultural staff , volunteer committees and industry partners. For example, we expect to signifi cantly expand our innovative Calgary Campus partnership with Olds College to distribute agriculture learning across all 193 acres of Stampede Park.

OUR CONTRIBUTION IS 365 DAYS STRONG Stampede Park is the gathering place for Calgary, welcoming over four million visitors each year. Stampede Park hosts more than 1,300 events ranging from commerce, trade, sports and entertainment, celebration and learning, aside from the many activities held at the Pengrowth Saddledome. Although our biggest connection to the community remains the Calgary Stampede each July, we are working hard to attract Calgarians and visitors every day of the year. In 2005, the Calgary Exhibition & Stampede was honoured with the Consumers Choice Award for business excellence in the Banquet/Reception Hall category. Th is award is a tribute to our employees’ dedication to A gathering place for Calgary and the world: the proposed 2020 full build- delivering outstanding customer out for Stampede Park expansion and development. service. Our hospitality also 5 ORGANIZATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

won universal praise following the May luncheon at which Premier Ralph Klein hosted Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, along with His Royal Highness Th e Duke of Edinburgh and 600 other special guests. Th e success of many of our year-round activities, such as Sales, Facilities & Event Services, Food & Beverage, Stampede Racing and Stampede Casino, provide a vital source of revenue that we put right back into the community. Stampede Casino, for example, is the only not- for-profi t casino in Calgary: all revenue goes either to the 173 participating community charities or into Stampede programming and facilities. Th ese revenues enable the Calgary Exhibition & Stampede, as one of Canada’s most respected not-for-profi t organizations, to contribute to the community 365 days a year through our facilities and programs. Our accomplishments in 2005 have created momentum that will drive us to even greater success in 2006.

In 2005, this meant we were able to invest more than $1.5 million into youth development programs, such as the Stampede Showband and the Young Canadians of the Calgary Stampede, and $1.5 million into agricultural programs, such as 4-H on Parade and Aggie Days. We also spent a total of $16.1 million on capital assets, including:

completed land acquisition to allow the redevelopment and expansion of the Park; began preparatory work on the new agriculture complex; created new, more welcoming entrances for the Calgary Stampede festival; enhanced the competitiveness of the Stampede Casino by renovating the casino, opening the Mavericks Dining Room & Lounge and introducing a poker room; and, began the design and planning for the new bigger, better casino.

BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE We were able to make these investments because of our strong fi nancial performance in 2005. Overall revenues increased 12 per cent to $97 million from $86.7 million in 2004. Th e growth in revenues came primarily from a 15 per cent or $5.7 million increase in revenues from the Calgary Stampede; a $2.2 million increase in food and beverage; and an increase of $2.4 million in revenues from other year-around operations. In addition, we were exceptionally pleased that the Government of Alberta increased its annual operating support to $10 million in 2005 from $7 million in 2004. 6 ORGANIZATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

In addition to increasing our annual operating grant, the Government of Alberta contributed to the Stampede in two important ways in 2005: presenting the fi rst instalment of a 10-year grant of $250,000 from the Alberta Lottery Fund to allow us to enhance our visitors’ experience at the annual Calgary Stampede; and, awarding a $35 million Centennial grant that will be used to expand the Roundup Centre. Th e Calgary Exhibition & Stampede has a bold and exciting vision for the future, and in 2005 we made great strides to turn our vision into reality. We have now completed the acquisition of all properties within the expansion zone, received municipal approval to increase our borrowing capacity and received municipal land-use approval. In short, we have the land, the funding and a solid plan. We are ready to go and construction will start this spring. We will invest nearly $200 million over the next fi ve years, kick-starting the revitalization of Stampede Park as a gathering place for Calgary and southern Alberta.

IN THANKS... We would like to express a sincere thank you to our sponsors and partners for their participation and support, and to our shareholders, volunteers and employees for their contributions and hard work. As well, all southern Albertans are to be recognized for their participation and encouragement in our Centennial events! Our accomplishments in 2005 have created momentum that will drive us to even greater success in 2006. We have a dynamic team of management, staff and volunteers who consistently turn dreams into reality. Our premiere facilities, services and programs exceed the expectations of our customers and patrons. And we have a solid plan that will guide us into the future. Th e Stampede is far more than just another tourist attraction, and it’s worth more to Alberta than the $345 million in economic value it generates each year. Th e Stampede has a special place in the heart of our Alberta community. For over 100 years, we have preserved and promoted our unique western heritage and values, and with our community’s continued support we will realize our ambitious plans to enhance our place as a destination for Calgarians and visitors from Alberta, Canada – and indeed, the world.

Sincerely,

Steve Allan Vern Kimball Chairman of the Board & President Chief Operating Offi cer 7

MANAGEMENT’S RESPONSIBILITY FOR FINANCIAL REPORTING

Th e preparation and presentation of the consolidated fi nancial statements and the overall quality of fi nancial reporting are the responsibility of management of Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited. Th e consolidated fi nancial statements have been prepared in accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles and necessarily include estimates that are based on management’s best judgments. Information contained elsewhere in the 2005 Report to the Community is consistent, where applicable, with that contained in the consolidated fi nancial statements. Management is responsible for installing and maintaining a system of internal controls to provide reasonable assurance that assets are safeguarded and that reliable fi nancial information is produced for preparation of consolidated fi nancial statements. Management believes that the system of internal controls operated eff ectively in 2005.

Vern Kimball Paul Harrison Chief Operating Offi cer Chief Financial Offi cer January 20, 2006 8

AUDIT AND FINANCE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Th e board of directors is responsible for overseeing management’s performance of its responsibilities for fi nancial reporting and internal control. Th e board exercises this responsibility with the assistance of the Audit and Finance committee of the board. Th e Audit and Finance committee is composed of not fewer than fi ve (currently eight) members, at least three (currently fi ve) of whom are directors of Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited. Th e committee reviews the annual consolidated fi nancial statements, considers the appropriateness of accounting policies and assesses the overall quality of the fi nancial reporting. Th e committee also reviews and makes recommendations to the board regarding fi nancial matters and oversees the process that management has in place to identify business risks. Th e committee recommends to the board the auditors to be appointed by the shareholders and approves in advance fees for the auditors’ services. Deloitte & Touche LLP was appointed by the shareholders as independent auditors in 2005 to conduct an examination and express their opinion on the consolidated fi nancial statements. Th e Auditors’ Report outlines the auditors’ opinion and the scope of their examination. Th e services provided by the independent auditors are restricted to the audit of the consolidated fi nancial statements and audit-related services. Th e committee reviews and approves the terms of engagement of the independent auditors, the scope and plan for the external audit and reviews with the auditors the results of the audit and the Auditors’ Report. Th e auditors report to the committee. Th e committee also discusses with the auditors their independence from management and Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited and receives written confi rmation of their independence. Management and auditors attend committee meetings and each is provided with the opportu- nity to meet privately with the committee. Th e committee met nine times in 2005.

Chris LeGeyt Chair of the Audit and Finance Committee January 20, 2006 9 AUDITORS’ REPORT TO THE SHAREHOLDERS

We have audited the consolidated statement of fi nancial position of Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited as at December 31, 2005, and the consolidated statements of operations, changes in net assets and cash fl ows for the year then ended. Th ese fi nancial statements are the responsibility of the organization’s management. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these fi nancial statements based on our audit. We conducted our audit in accordance with Canadian generally accepted auditing standards. Th ose standards require that we plan and perform our audit to obtain reasonable assurance whether the fi nancial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the fi nancial statements. An audit also includes assessing the accounting principles used and signifi cant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall fi nancial statement presentation. In our opinion, these consolidated fi nancial statements present fairly, in all material respects, the fi nancial position of Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited as at December 31, 2005, and the results of its operations and its cash fl ows for the year then ended in accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles.

Deloitte & Touche LLP Calgary, Canada January 20, 2006 10 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION December 31, 2005, with comparative fi gures for 2004 (in thousands of dollars)

2005 2004 ASSETS Current assets Cash and short-term deposits $ 2,391 $ 1,634 Accounts receivable 6,368 4,838 Inventories 1,238 1,405 Prepaid expenses 771 610 10,768 8,487 Employee future benefi ts (Note 2) 2,628 1,813 Capital assets (Note 3) 112,693 103,520 $ 126,089 $ 113,820

LIABILITIES, SHARE CAPITAL AND NET ASSETS Current liabilities Bank indebtedness (Note 4) $ 11,003 $ 4,482 Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 8,071 6,356 Advances on future events 4,486 3,116 Deferred operating grant revenue – 1,750 Current portion of long-term debt (Note 5) 840 794 24,400 16,498 Long-term debt (Note 5) 25,458 26,298 Deferred contributions (Note 6) 13,388 13,312 63,246 56,108 Share capital Authorized: 20,000 shares of no par value Issued and outstanding: 1,538 (2004 – 1,452) 8 7 Net assets Investment in capital assets 73,007 63,116 Accumulated operating defi ciency (10,172) (5,411) 62,835 57,705 Contingency (Note 11) $ 126,089 $ 113,820 See accompanying notes

On behalf of the board:

Steve Allan, Director Chris LeGeyt, Director 11 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS Year ended December 31, 2005, with comparative fi gures for 2004 (in thousands of dollars)

Gross Revenue Direct Expenses 2005 2004 2005 2004 2005 2004 OPERATIONS Stampede $ 43,264 $ 37,591 $ 32,539 $ 27,954 $ 10,725 $ 9,637 Facilities 11,781 11,630 8,455 8,136 3,326 3,494 Food and beverage 18,106 15,914 14,936 13,253 3,170 2,661 Horse racing (Note 7) 14,578 13,532 12,046 12,172 2,532 1,360 Agricultural activities 814 857 1,867 1,656 (1,053) (799) Other activities 8,412 7,170 9,356 7,681 (944) (511) $ 96,955 $ 86,694 $ 79,199 $ 70,852 17,756 15,842

INDIRECT EXPENSES Administration, marketing and park and property services 13,286 12,474 Interest and other 1,721 1,769 Employee future benefi ts (Note 2) 1,111 846 16,118 15,089 Income before amortization and Provincial Government assistance 1,638 753 Amortization of capital assets 6,903 6,465 Amortization of deferred contributions (Note 6) (793) (737) 6,110 5,728 Loss before Provincial Government assistance (4,472) (4,975) Provincial Government assistance (Note 8) 9,602 7,100 Net operating income $ 5,130 $ 2,125 See accompanying notes

12 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN NET ASSETS Year ended December 31, 2005, with comparative fi gures for 2004 (in thousands of dollars)

Accumulated Investment in Operating Capital Assets Defi ciency 2005 2004 Balance, beginning of year $ 63,116 $ (5,411) $ 57,705 $ 55,580 Net operating income (6,110) 11,240 5,130 2,125 Net additions to capital assets 15,207 (15,207) – – Repayment of long-term debt 794 (794) – – Balance, end of year $ 73,007 $ (10,172) $ 62,835 $ 57,705 See accompanying notes 13 CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS Year ended December 31, 2005, with comparative fi gures for 2004 (in thousands of dollars)

2005 2004 OPERATING ACTIVITIES Net operating income $ 5,130 $ 2,125 Items not aff ecting cash: Amortization of capital assets and deferred contributions 6,110 5,728 Employee future benefi ts expense 1,111 846 12,351 8,699 Net change in non-cash working capital (189) (1,305) Employee future benefi ts contributions (1,926) (1,791) Cash provided from operating activities 10,236 5,603

FINANCING AND INVESTING ACTIVITIES Acquisition of capital assets 16,076 5,538 Additional deferred contributions (869) (759) 15,207 4,779 Change in bank indebtedness (6,521) (15) Repayment of long-term debt 794 749 Proceeds from issuance of share capital (1) – Cash used in fi nancing and investing activities 9,479 5,513 Change in cash and short-term deposits 757 90 Cash and short-term deposits, beginning of year 1,634 1,544 Cash and short-term deposits, end of year $ 2,391 $ 1,634 See accompanying notes 14 NOTESAUDITORS’ TO CONSOLIDATED REPORT TO FINANCIALTHE SHAREHOLDERS STATEMENTS December 31, 2005, with comparative fi gures for 2004 (in thousands of dollars)

PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION: Th e basic purpose of the Calgary Exhibition & Stampede (“the Stampede”) is to preserve and promote western heritage and values. Th e Stampede is incorporated under the Companies Act of Alberta as a not-for-profi t organization and is exempt from income taxes under the Canadian Income Tax Act. Th e directors of the Stampede are elected or appointed volunteers who cannot be paid in any form for their services under the by-laws of the organization. Th e shareholders of the Stampede, who are also volunteers, cannot receive any dividends, nor can the shares appreciate in value. Shares cannot be sold or held by persons outside of the province of Alberta nor in the estates of deceased shareholders.

1. SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES: Th e fi nancial statements of the Stampede have been prepared by management in accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles for not-for-profi t organizations. A precise determination of many assets and liabilities is dependent upon future events and, consequently, the preparation of periodic fi nancial statements necessarily involves the use of estimates and approximations. Th ose estimates also aff ect the disclosure of contingencies at the date of the fi nancial statements and the reported amounts of assets, liabilities, revenues and expenses. Actual results could diff er from those estimates. Th e fi nancial statements have, in management’s opinion, been properly prepared within reasonable limits of materiality and within the framework of the accounting policies summarized below. (A) BASIS OF PRESENTATION: Th e consolidated fi nancial statements include the accounts of the Stampede and its wholly owned subsidiary, Weadick Properties Limited (“Weadick”). Th e basic purpose of Weadick is to acquire lands for future Stampede expansion and development purposes. Weadick is incorporated under the Alberta Business Corporations Act as a not-for-profi t organization and is exempt from income taxes under the Canadian Income Tax Act. Th e Stampede also controls the Calgary Stampede Foundation (“the Foundation”), due to the Stampede’s ability to appoint the majority of the board of directors of the Foundation. Th e Stampede has elected to disclose all pertinent fi nancial information of the Foundation in the notes to the consolidated fi nancial statements and accordingly, the Foundation’s fi nancial accounts have not been consolidated with those of the Stampede. Th e Foundation has the primary objective of establishing programs for the benefi t of young residents of southern Alberta to advance their knowledge and understanding of the history, heritage, traditions and culture of Alberta. Th e Foundation is incorporated under the Companies Act of the Province of Alberta as a not-for-profi t organization and is a registered charity under the Canadian Income Tax Act and accordingly is not subject to income taxes. (B) CASH AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSITS: Cash and short-term deposits comprise cash on hand, demand deposits, deposits held in trust, bankers’ acceptances and commercial paper having a maturity of three months or less from the date of purchase and are recorded at cost, which approximates market value.

15 NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS December 31, 2005, with comparative fi gures for 2004 (in thousands of dollars)

(C) INVENTORIES: Inventories held for resale are valued at the lower of cost and net realizable value. Supplies are valued at the lower of cost and replacement cost. (D) EMPLOYEE FUTURE BENEFITS: Th e Stampede has a number of defi ned benefi t pension plans as well as a defi ned contribution pension plan that provide pension benefi ts to most of its employees. Th e defi ned benefi t pension plans are based on years of service and fi nal average salary. Pension benefi t payments are not automatically increased for infl ation. Th e cost of pension benefi ts earned by employees is actuarially determined using the projected benefi t method prorated on service and management’s best estimate of expected plan investment performance, salary escalation and retirement ages of employees. Plan obligations are discounted using current market interest rates and plan assets are presented at fair value. Actuarial gains (losses) arise from the diff erence between the actual long-term rate of return and the expected rate of return on plan assets, the diff erence between actual experience and actuarial assumptions used to determine the accrued benefi t obligation, and from changes in the actuarial assumptions. Th e excess of the net accumulated actuarial gain (loss) over 10 per cent of the greater of the benefi t obligation and the fair value of plan assets is amortized over the average remaining service period (2005 and 2004 – 13 years) of active employees for the applicable pension plan. Th e Stampede is amortizing a transitional asset on a straight-line basis over 13 years for one of its plans and is amortizing a transitional obligation over 10 years for another of its plans, which represented the average remaining service period of the active employees for each applicable plan at the 2001 transition date. (E) CAPITAL ASSETS AND AMORTIZATION: Buildings and equipment are stated at cost less accumulated amortization. Major overhauls and improvements are capitalized, while normal repairs and maintenance are expensed as incurred. Amortization is provided on a straight-line basis at rates designed to amortize the assets over their estimated useful lives. Title to the land on which Stampede Park is located is vested in Th e City of Calgary and is used by the Stampede under a long-term lease (“the Ground Lease Lands”) expiring in the year 2010. Negotiations with Th e City of Calgary are currently underway to renew the lease. Certain other lands owned either directly or benefi cially by the Stampede are stated at cost and are held for future Stampede expansion and development purposes. (F) IMPAIRMENT OF LONG-LIVED ASSETS: Long-lived assets are tested for recoverability whenever events or changes in circumstances indicate that their carrying amount may not be fully recoverable. An impairment loss is recognized when and to the extent that the carrying value of an asset exceeds the total undiscounted cash fl ows expected from its use and eventual disposition. 16 NOTESAUDITORS’ TO CONSOLIDATED REPORT TO FINANCIALTHE SHAREHOLDERS STATEMENTS December 31, 2005, with comparative fi gures for 2004 (in thousands of dollars)

(G) ADVANCES ON FUTURE EVENTS: Advances on future events represent funds received in advance for events including the Stampede festival, conventions and trade shows, and facilities, building and ice rentals. Revenue for such events is recognized in income in the period in which the event takes place. (H) INTEREST RATE SWAP: An interest rate swap (“swap”) is utilized to manage interest rate risk on the Stampede’s long-term debt. Th e Stampede does not enter into fi nancial instruments for trading or speculative purposes and has not undertaken any similar fi nancial transactions to date. Th e Stampede believes the swap is eff ective as a hedge, both at inception and over the term of the instrument, as the term to maturity, the (notional) principal amount and the interest rate basis in the instrument all match the terms of the debt instrument being hedged. Th e swap agreement involves the periodic exchange of payments (without the exchange of the notional principal amount upon which the payments are based), which are recorded as an adjustment of interest expense on the hedged debt instrument. Th e related amount payable to or receivable from counterparties is included as an adjustment to accrued interest. (I) GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS: Th e Stampede follows the deferral method of accounting for grants and contributions. Unrestricted contributions are recognized as income when received or receivable. Amounts externally restricted for capital purposes are recorded as “Deferred Contributions” when received or receivable and included in income in the same proportion as the amortization of the related assets for which the capital contributions were expended. Amounts that relate to operating expenditures of a future period are deferred until the related expenditures are incurred. (J) DONATED SERVICES: A substantial number of unpaid volunteers make signifi cant contributions of their time in developing and delivering Stampede programs. Th e value of this contributed time is not refl ected in the fi nancial statements since objective measurement or valuation is indeterminable. (K) COMPARATIVE INFORMATION: Certain comparative fi nancial information has been reclassifi ed to conform to the fi nancial statement presentation adopted in 2005.

2. EMPLOYEE FUTURE BENEFITS: Th e Stampede has a number of defi ned benefi t pension plans as well as a defi ned contribution pension plan. In 2005, the Stampede made cash payments to its pension plans for employee future benefi ts amounting to $2.1 million (2004 – $2.0 million). 17 NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS December 31, 2005, with comparative fi gures for 2004 (in thousands of dollars)

(A) DEFINED BENEFIT PENSION PLANS: Actuarial valuations of the Stampede’s defi ned benefi t pension plans were carried out as at September 30, 2005, and were then extrapolated to December 31, 2005. Th e next actuarial valuation of the Stampede’s defi ned benefi t pension plans is required to be completed by September 30, 2008. Information concerning the Stampede’s defi ned benefi t pension plans, in aggregate, is as follows: 2005 2004 Accrued benefi t obligation Balance, beginning of year $ 24,600 $ 20,777 Current service cost 1,581 1,365 Plan amendments 293 – Interest cost 1,540 1,415 Benefi ts paid (1,048) (740) Actuarial loss 3,385 1,783 Balance, end of year 30,351 24,600 Plan assets Fair value, beginning of year 25,521 22,058 Annual return on plan assets 3,418 2,412 Employer contributions 1,926 1,791 Benefi ts paid (1,048) (740) Fair value, end of year 29,817 25,521 Funded status – plan (defi cit) surplus (534) 921 Unrecognized past service cost 293 – Unrecognized net actuarial loss 5,246 3,552 Unrecognized transitional asset (2,377) (2,660) Accrued benefi t asset $ 2,628 $ 1,813

Th e signifi cant actuarial assumptions adopted in measuring the Stampede’s accrued benefi t obligations at December 31 each year are as follows (weighted average assumptions): 2005 2004 Accrued benefi t obligation: Discount rate 5.20% 6.00%

Defi ned benefi t costs: Discount rate 6.00% 6.50% Expected long-term rate of return on plan assets 7.07% 7.55% Rate of compensation increase 4.50% 4.50% 18 NOTESAUDITORS’ TO CONSOLIDATED REPORT TO FINANCIALTHE SHAREHOLDERS STATEMENTS December 31, 2005, with comparative fi gures for 2004 (in thousands of dollars)

Th e asset mix of plan assets at September 30 each year consist of: 2005 2004 Asset category: Balanced mutual fund 12.00% 11.00% Equity securities 54.00% 55.00% Debt securities 33.00% 32.00% Other 1.00% 2.00%

Th e Stampede’s defi ned benefi t costs recognized in the year are as follows: 2005 2004 Current service cost $ 1,581 $ 1,365 Interest cost 1,540 1,415 Actual return on plan assets (3,418) (2,412) Actuarial loss on accrued benefi ts 3,385 1,783 Plan amendments 293 – 3,381 2,151 Diff erence between expected return and actual return on plan assets for year 1,586 706 Diff erence between actuarial gain recognized for year and actual gain on accrued benefi t obligation for year (3,280) (1,728) Diff erence between amortization of past service costs for year and actual plan amendments for year (293) – Amortization of transitional asset (283) (283) Defi ned benefi t costs $ 1,111 $ 846

(B) DEFINED CONTRIBUTION PENSION PLAN Th e Stampede’s defi ned contribution pension plan expense for 2005 was $190,000 (2004 – $181,000).

3. CAPITAL ASSETS: 2005 2004 Accumulated Net Book Accumulated Net Book Cost Amortization Value Cost Amortization Value Land $ 38,209 $ – $ 38,209 $ 28,059 $ – $ 28,059 Building & Leasehold Improvements 146,383 79,392 66,991 144,626 76,008 68,618 Equipment 21,368 13,875 7,493 20,308 13,465 6,843 $ 205,960 $ 93,267 $ 112,963 $ 192,993 $ 89,473 $ 103,520 Amortization Rate (%): 2.5 to 20.0 (Building & Leasehold Improvements), 10.0 to 33.3 (Equipment) 19 NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS December 31, 2005, with comparative fi gures for 2004 (in thousands of dollars)

As at December 31, 2005, the Stampede, through Th e City of Calgary, had initiated the expropriation of the remaining 23 properties in Victoria Park that are required for planned Stampede expansion. Th e fi nal purchase price of these properties will not be determined until expropriation compensation hearings have concluded.

4. BANK INDEBTEDNESS: Bank indebtedness at December 31 is comprised of the following: 2005 2004 Revolving demand operating loan $ 4,086 $ 507 Revolving demand credit facility 6,917 3,975 $ 11,003 $ 4,482

(A) REVOLVING DEMAND OPERATING LOAN: Th e revolving demand operating loan facility, available to a maximum $12.5 million, bears interest at the bank’s prime interest rate. As security, a Canadian chartered bank holds a demand debenture in the amount of $40.0 million as well as a fi rst fl oating charge over all assets, which are subordinated to the security held by Th e City of Calgary, as disclosed in Notes 4(b) and 5(a). (B) REVOLVING DEMAND CREDIT FACILITY: Th e revolving demand credit facility, available to a maximum $30.0 million, bears interest at bankers’ acceptance rates of 3.43% plus 0.30% and matures on March 31, 2006. As security, Th e City of Calgary, as unconditional guarantor, holds a fi xed debenture in the amount of $60.0 million charging the Ground Lease Lands, all improvements and any additional lands purchased by the Stampede from the proceeds of the credit facilities described herein and in Note 5(a).

5. LONG-TERM DEBT: 2005 2004 Committed non-revolving credit facility maturing in 2024 $ 26,298 $ 27,092 Less principal due within one year 840 794 $ 25,458 $ 26,298

(A) COMMITTED NON-REVOLVING CREDIT FACILITY: Th e committed non-revolving credit facility with a Canadian chartered bank (original credit facility limit of $30.0 million) bears interest at bankers’ acceptance rates (3.56% at December 31, 2005) plus 0.30% and is guaranteed by Th e City of Calgary for an additional cost of 0.02%. As security, Th e City of Calgary, as unconditional guarantor, holds a fi xed debenture in the amount of $60.0 million charging the Ground Lease Lands, all improvements and any additional lands purchased by the Stampede from the proceeds of the credit facilities described herein and in Note 4(b). 20 NOTESAUDITORS’ TO CONSOLIDATED REPORT TO FINANCIALTHE SHAREHOLDERS STATEMENTS December 31, 2005, with comparative fi gures for 2004 (in thousands of dollars)

(B) INTEREST RATE CONTRACT: Th e Stampede has entered into an interest rate swap agreement with a Canadian chartered bank under which the Stampede has fi xed interest payments on its committed non-revolving credit facility at 6.23% per annum to March 22, 2024. Th e fair market value of the interest rate swap at December 31, 2005, which has been estimated using year-end market rates, would result in a loss of $3.0 million (2004 – loss of $2.3 million), and approximates the amount that the Stampede would pay if the swap agreement was closed out at that date. (C) PRINCIPAL REPAYMENTS: Th e amount of principal repayable in each of the next fi ve years and thereafter is as follows: 2006 $ 840 2007 890 2008 942 2009 998 2010 1,057 Th ereafter 21,571 $ 26,298

6. DEFERRED CONTRIBUTIONS: Th e Stampede receives capital contributions from the Province of Alberta and other sources to assist in the fi nancing of capital asset acquisitions. Details of deferred contributions are as follows: 2005 2004 Balance, beginning of year $ 13,312 $ 13,290 Additional contributions 869 759 Amortization (793) (737) Balance, end of year $ 13,388 $ 13,312 Consisting of: Unamortized capital contributions used to acquire capital assets $ 13,085 $ 12,986 Unspent contributions 303 326 $ 13,388 $ 13,312

7. HORSE RACING: In order to accommodate its expansion plans, the Stampede will exit its horse racing operation no later than June 30, 2007. Th e results of operations associated with horse racing are as follows: 2005 2004 Operating revenue $ 10,066 $ 9,258 Racing discretionary grant 482 588 Slot revenue supplement 4,030 3,686 14,578 13,532 Operating expense 12,046 12,172 Operating income $ 2,532 $ 1,360 21 NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS December 31, 2005, with comparative fi gures for 2004 (in thousands of dollars)

Th e Stampede receives, through Horse Racing Alberta, a discretionary grant of 0.95% of the gross handle from horse racing operations and a slot revenue supplement based on 18.33% of computer gaming terminal proceeds generated by Stampede Casino. Both the racing discretionary grant and the slot revenue supplement will cease at the exit date.

8. PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE: Th e Stampede receives funding from the Government of Alberta through the Alberta Lottery Fund as follows: (A) OPERATING GRANT: Th e Stampede receives general purpose funding from the Alberta Lottery Fund in accordance with the terms of an agreement with the minister responsible for the Department of Gaming and the Alberta Lottery Fund. Th e funding is unencumbered and is subject to the availability of lottery funds in the annual Alberta Lottery Fund Estimates. Eff ective April 1, 2005, the Stampede’s Operating Grant was increased from $7.0 million per annum to $10.0 million per annum. (B) STAMPEDE GRANT: Eff ective April 1, 2005, the Stampede receives funding from the Alberta Lottery Fund of $250,000 per annum in support of the annual Calgary Stampede festival. Th e grant, together with all interest earned, is required to be maintained in a segregated bank account and has a 10-year term expiring in 2014. (C) AGRICULTURE GRANT: As a “Class A” fair, the Stampede receives an annual operating grant to support agriculture programs. Provincial government assistance recognized in income is as follows: 2005 2004 Operating grant $ 9,250 $ 7,000 Stampede grant 252 – Agriculture grant 100 100 $ 9,602 $ 7,100

9. FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS: Th e Stampede’s fi nancial instruments include cash and short-term deposits, accounts receivable, bank indebtedness, accounts payable and accrued liabilities, deferred operating grant revenue, long-term debt, and an interest rate swap. (A) FAIR VALUES OF FINANCIAL ASSETS AND LIABILITIES: Th e fair values of fi nancial instruments, excluding long-term debt and the swap, approximate their carrying amount due to the short-term maturity of these instruments. Th e fair value of long-term debt approximates carrying value given its underlying fl oating interest rate and the fair value of the associated swap is disclosed in Note 5(b). 22 NOTESAUDITORS’ TO CONSOLIDATED REPORT TO FINANCIALTHE SHAREHOLDERS STATEMENTS December 31, 2005, with comparative fi gures for 2004 (in thousands of dollars)

(B) CREDIT RISK: Th e Stampede’s accounts receivable are due from a diverse group of customers and are subject to normal credit risks. (C) INTEREST RATE RISK: Th e Stampede has entered into a swap transaction, as disclosed in Note 5(b), to manage exposure to interest rate increases on fl oating rate debt.

10. CALGARY STAMPEDE FOUNDATION: Th e Foundation’s fi nancial accounts have not been consolidated in the Stampede’s fi nancial statements. Th e Foundation uses fund accounting and follows the restricted fund method of accounting for contributions. Th e Foundation’s funds include the General, Designated Youth, Designated Endowment and Undesignated Endowment funds. Th e Foundation’s investments are held by Th e Calgary Foundation and are pooled investments in stocks, bonds and debentures and are recorded at cost. Dividends, interest and realized capital gains and losses are included in revenue. To preserve the initial capital base of donations contributed to the endowment funds, an annual investment retention allowance, based on the rate of infl ation, is determined and retained. Financial summaries of the Foundation as at December 31, 2005 and 2004 and for the years then ended are as follows (the Foundation does not present a Statement of Changes in Cash Flow as it would provide no additional meaningful information): FINANCIAL POSITION 2005 2004 Total assets $ 7,795 $ 7,360 Total liabilities $ 199 $ 124 Total net assets 7,596 7,236 $ 7,795 $ 7,360

In accordance with donor-imposed restrictions: $176,000 (2004 – $305,000) of the Foundation’s net assets must be distributed to designated youth programs specifi ed by the donor; $254,000 (2004 – $237,000) of the Foundation’s net assets must be held in perpetuity or for a period of not less than 10 years, the income from which is to be used for the benefi t of specifi ed activities; and $374,000 (2004 – $373,000) of the Foundation’s net assets are subject to donor imposed restrictions that they be held in perpetuity or for a period of not less than 10 years with no direction respecting the specifi c use of income earned or from the ultimate disposition of the invested capital. 23 NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS December 31, 2005, with comparative fi gures for 2004 (in thousands of dollars)

RESULTS OF OPERATIONS 2005 2004 Total revenue $ 939 $ 6,456 Total expenditures 585 357 Excess of revenue over expenses $ 354 $ 6,099

During 2004 the Foundation received a gift of $5.9 million from the Nat Christie Foundation. In accepting this gift, the Foundation was obliged to reserve a portion of the funds for the future development of a signifi cant capital project at Stampede Park. Th e remainder of the gift will be used to support the Foundation’s ongoing charitable activities. All expenditures pertaining to this gift, including approval of the capital project, are subject to approval by the Foundation’s board of directors.

11. CONTINGENCY: Th e Stampede has been named as one of the defendants in a suit claiming $91.6 million. Management and legal counsel are of the opinion that the Stampede has a good defense based on the merits of the case and it is management’s view that the outcome of this action will not have a material adverse aff ect on the fi nancial position or operating results of the Stampede. Accordingly, no provision has been made in the fi nancial statements.

12. SUBSEQUENT EVENT: In recognition of the 2005 Alberta Centennial, the Stampede is entitled to receive a capital grant of $35.0 million from the Government of Alberta under the terms of an agreement entered into on January 17, 2006. Th e funds are restricted to expand the Roundup Centre facility and are required to be maintained in a segregated bank account with all interest earned accruing to the grant. If for any reason the capital grant, including interest earned, is not fully expended by December 31, 2009, the Stampede will be required to return the remaining funds to the Government of Alberta. 24 STAMPEDE LEADERSHIP

2005 OFFICERS Allan, J.S. (Steve) Chairman & President Wilson, J.D. (Don) Immed. Past President Brookman, G.H. (George) Vice-Chairman Chalack, D.A. (David) Vice-Chairman Kimball, Vern Chief Operating Offi cer Armitage, Doug Vice-President, Business Development

Fache, Gord Vice-President, Corporate Development & Stampede Programming Harrison, Paul Chief Financial Offi cer Schild, Laurie Vice-President, Marketing & External Relations Whittle, Mike Vice-President, Agriculture & Western Events

2005 ELECTED OFFICERS (L-R): GEORGE BROOKMAN, Vice-Chairman; STEVE ALLAN, Chairman of the Board PATRONS & President; DAVID CHALACK, Vice-Chairman His Honour Th e Honourable Norman Kwong Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Th e Honourable Ralph Klein Premier of Alberta His Worship David Bronconnier Mayor of Calgary

EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT TEAM (L-R): GORD FACHE, Vice-President Corporate Development & Stampede Programming; DOUG ARMITAGE, Vice-President Business Development; VERN KIMBALL, Chief Operating Offi cer; LAURIE SCHILD, Vice-President Marketing & External Relations; and, MIKE WHITTLE, Vice-President Agriculture & Western Events. 25 STAMPEDE LEADERSHIP

2005 BOARD OF DIRECTORS FRONT ROW: Vice-Chairman GEORGE BROOKMAN (seated left), Chairman of the Board & President STEVE ALLAN (standing center), Vice-Chairman DAVID CHALACK (seated right) SECOND ROW (L-R): Jim Brennan, Val Robinson, Don Wilson, MLA Cindy Ady, Bill Porter, Sally Holman, Jackie Engstrom, Glenn Street THIRD ROW (L-R): John Copithorne, Bob Thompson, Fred Allen, Mike Casey, Russ Tynan, Rob Laidlaw, Wee Yee BACK ROW (L-R): Guy Buchanan, Steve Snyder, Alderman Ray Jones, Gord Burrell, Gordon Bussey MISSING FROM PHOTO: Doug Fee, Mayor David Bronconnier, Alderman Madeleine King, Chris LeGeyt, Harold Milavsky, Sherali Saju

2005 DIRECTORS Street, G.W. (Glenn) Moore, W.K. (Ken) Lang, M.P. (Pam)

Allen, F.G. (Fred) Th ompson, R.M. (Bob) Pearce, H.G. (Gordon) Langford, H.G. (Harry)

Brennan, J.S. (Jim) Tynan, R.E. (Russ) Steen, J.A. (Jack) Lougheed, E.P. (Peter)

Buchanan, G.D. (Guy) Yee, W. (Wee) Young, R.A.M. (Bob) Macdonald, A.H. (Howard)

Burrell, G.J. (Gord) Ady, Cynthia (Cindy) MLA HONOURARY LIFE MacInnes, R.B. (Richard) Bronconnier, (Dave) Mayor McBride, R.B. (Rod) Bussey, G.J. (Gordon) Jones, (Ray) Alderman DIRECTORS McDaniel, R.R. (Rod) Casey, M.F. (Mike) King, (Madeleine) Alderman Abercrombie, L.A. (Linda) Minnes, P.D. (Patsi) Copithorne, J.G. (John) Bailey, E. (Eleanor) O’Connor, G. (Graham) Engstrom, J.A. (Jackie) PAST PRESIDENTS Cairns, R.M. (Bob) O’Connor, D.L. (Larry) Fee, E.D. (Doug) Blackburn, L. (Les) Copithorne, M. (Marshall) Phillips, R.F. (Ross) Holman, S.J. (Sally) Church, R.B. (Bob) Dyck, P.R. (Bob) Poff enroth, R.W. (Bob) Laidlaw, R.W.A. (Rob) Copithorne, W.H. (Danny) Edwards, S.W. (Steve) Smith, B.A.R. (Quincy) LeGeyt, C. (Chris) Crawford, Q.C. (George) Finn, F.C. (Frank) Sumner, R.J. (Bob) Milavsky, H. (Harold) Cross, D.J.A. (Donald) Gant, W. (Bill) Talbot, D.W. (David) Porter, W.G. (Bill) Dinning, R.S. (Bob) Holman, J.L. (Len) Th ompson, L.S. (Lee) Robinson, V. (Val) Jarvis, C.S. (Roger) Hymas, R.F. (Bob) Th ornton, H.P. (Harold) Saju, S. (Sherali) Laidlaw, R.W.A. (Bob) Irwin, I.G.M. (Ian)

Snyder, S.G. (Steve) Matthews, R.C. (Rob) Jacques, D.E. (Don)

26 OUR VOLUNTEERS

VOLUNTEERS Al-Noor Jinnah A Anderson, Diane SH, SA Bacon, Terry SH, SA A - ASSOCIATE John A. Larsen SA Anderson, Donna K V Badzgon, Jessica E V ALM - ALUMNUS Tom Sampson SA Anderson, Doug G V Bagby, Robyn SH, SA CM - CHAIRMAN Blake R. Somerset A Anderson, Fran SH, ALM, HSA Bailey, Diane M A D - DIRECTOR Anderson, Frances SH, SA Bailey, Eleanor J SH, HLD HLD - HONOURARY LIFE 2005 VOLUNTEERS DIRECTOR Abbott, Andrew SH Anderson, Frank J SH, SA Bailey, Jim R A HSA - HONOURARY SENIOR Abbott, Fraser A Anderson, Guy R SH, A Bailey, Scott C V ASSOCIATE Abbott, Fred F. SH, SA Anderson, Heather SH, SA Bailey, Terry SH, A IPP - IMMEDIATE PAST Anderson, Heather M V Baillie, Brooke V PRESIDENT Abercrombie, Hart A SH, SA LM - LIFE MEMBER Abercrombie, Linda A SH, HLD Anderson, John L V Baillod, Brad SH, SA P - PRESIDENT Aberle, Floyd V Anderson, Julie ALM Bain, John ALM PP - PAST PRESIDENT Abrams, Brian SH, SA Anderson, Marilyn SH, SA Baker, Diana E V SA - SENIOR ASSOCIATE Anderson, Maurey K. A Baker, Fred SH, ALM SH - SHAREHOLDER Abrams, Edie A SH, SA SH, SA SH, ALM, HSA VC - VICE CHAIR Abrams, Joel A Anderson, Ron K Baker, Owen V - VOLUNTEER Acteson, Henry W. ALM Andrew, Christine A Baldick, Karon A Adams, Carolyn SH, SA Angus, Ian J.T. SH, LM Baldick, Stephen SA We also remember the Adams, Don SA Anselmo, Tony SH, ALM Ball, Bev A SH, SA signifi cant contributions of Adams, Rosanne SA Ansloos, Norma A Ballantine, Jane SH, SA volunteers who passed away Adams, Ryan W SH, SA Antoniuk, Brad V Bamford, Bruce SH, SA in 2005. We bid a sad fi nal Adams-Wood, Alice SH, SA Antoniuk, Jodi A Bamford, Kate SH, SA farewell to: Adamson, Marian SH, SA Appleton, Stanley F SH, LM Bamford, Mary SH, SA Donald Barker ALM Addley, Cy SA Archer, Fred ALM Banadyga, Jarrod S A Stu Barker SH, PP Adolf, Elizabeth J. V Archibald, Alan D SH, SA Baranieski, Hugh SH, A Louise Big Plume SH, SA Ady, Cindy D Archibald, Catharine SH, SA Baranieski, Linda SH, SA David Bruce SH, SA Agar, Gordon L SH, A Armstrong, Art SH, SA Barby, Jim M SH, SA Fred Clarke SH, SA Ahloy, James A Armstrong, Cathy SH, SA Barfuss, Milo ALM Laurie Draper SH, HSA Airth, Bob SH, SA Armstrong, Chris A Barge, Ron SH, SA Bill Egbert SH, HLD Aker, Audrey C A Armstrong, Doug SH, SA Bargetzi, Ernst ALM Margaret Fraser SH, LM Aker, Eric E A Armstrong, Fletcher SH, SA Barker, Donald ALM Andy Gibson SH, SA Aldred, Glen SH, SA Armstrong, Jack SH, SA Barker, Geoff SA Dewey Grant V Aldred, Ross ALM Armstrong, Melinda A SH, SA Barker, Jay D SH, SA Rodney (Rod) Hall SH, SA Alexander, Greg A Armstrong, Tanya L A Barker, Pam SA Donald Heimbecker SH, SA Alexander, Jean SH, SA Arnold, Bob S SH, LM Barlass, Lesley SH, SA Harry C. Hobbs SH, LM Alexander, June SH, ALM, HSA Arnold, John A Barlow, Happy SH, SA Gerri Hooks SA Alexander, Percy ALM Arthurs, Derek A Barrett, Gord A SH, SA Dianna Kirouac V Alexander, Wes SH, SA Arthurs, Ric A Barrett, Marion A SH, A Edward Shute SH, LM Algate, Betty J SH, SA Arthurs, Robin G SH, SA Barrington, Gordon SH, SA Steve Stiven SH, HSA Allan, Steve SH, CM & P Ashbacher, Kelly A Barritt, Angela N SH, ALM Allen, Fred SH, D Ashbacher, Wendy S A Bartelen, Clarence ALM Deceased 2004 Allen, Ray SH, ALM Atchison, Sr., Bill SH, ALM Bartlett, Erin S A Edward Klimuk SH, HSA Allen, Roy SH, ALM, HSA Atkins, Gordon A SH, SA Basarsky, Don A Ed Roberts SH, HLD Allery, Dave SH, SA Austen, Keath SH, SA Bass, Marilyn L SA (Not listed in last year’s Allison, Cathy V Austin, Cynthia SH, SA Bates, Rick ALM Report to Community) Allison, Glenn SH, SA Austin, Kimberly A Batke, Alfred ALM We would also like to Allison, Ted SH, ALM, HSA Avey, Noreen P SA Batycky, Bill SH, SA thank our Appointed Aloisio, Bryan A V Ayer, Andrea M SH, SA Baxter, Allan A Representatives for their Ambrose, R. Mark A Aylesworth, Ken W SH, SA Baxter, Paula L V signifi cant contribution to Amery, Hiesem V Aylesworth, Robert SH, ALM Beaton, Louise ALM our organization. Ayoungman, Angeline SA Beattie, Al SH, LM Amthor, Carla SH, SA Ayre, Gary SH, SA Beaver, Lori A Don A. Basarsky A Amthor, Joan A Ayre, Nate A Beck-Edwards, Brenda SH, SA Peter Davison Anderson, Bill SH, SA Bacon, Keith SH, SA Bedford, Judy SH, SA Sara-Jane Gruetzner SH, A Anderson, Blake SH, ALM Anderson, Dave ALM Bacon, Stephen R SH, SA Beeman, Denny SA 27 OUR VOLUNTEERS

Beermann, Kari V SA Blakley, Lorne SH, SA Braunwarth, Leta SH, SA Burgess, Ralph SH, ALM Befus, Dale SH, A Blood, Kathy SH, SA Brayton, Joyce SH, SA Burgess, Sandra L A Belan, Chris V Blue, Bev SH, SA Breaker, Nick ALM Burgess, Wayne B. SH, SA Bell, Andrew M SH, SA Boake, Bill J SH, LM Breakey, Alan R A Burke, Brian SH, ALM Bell, Herman J SH, SA Boake, Bud M SH, LM Brenda, Doug A Burke-Gaff ney, Kevin F SH, SA Belot, Dan SH, SA Boake, Peter A Brennan, Jim S SH, D Burke-Gaff ney, M. Elizabeth SH, SA “At every event and in every public interaction, the Calgary Stampede volunteers portray our original pioneers’ message of friendship and co-operation. They work hard ensuring that those they meet are touched by our friendship and legendary western hospitality. Many work hard year-round spreading our western spirit at events, quite literally around the world.” JOE CONNELLY, TOURISM CALGARY

Benedictson, Richard B SH, SA Bobenic, Jodi SH, SA Brewster, Amy A V Burkowski, Janet A SH, ALM Benjamin, Karin SH, SA Bock, Andre A Brewster, Jim A Burns, Greg SA Benner, Beryl SH, A Bodnar, Marilyn B. V Brewster, Jolene V Burns, James (Larry) V Bennett, Barry I SH, SA Boisjoli, Sherry ALM Brewster, Robert A Burns, John SH, SA Bennett, Kerrie V Boisjolie, Dave V Brimacombe, Peter R SH, SA Burns, Rob A Bennett, Kristie L V Bond, Nicholas A Broad, Judy A Burns, Shelly A SH, A Benning, Bernie SH, SA Bondarchuk, Alex SH, SA Broadhurst, Michael SH, SA Burrell, Gord SH, D Benning, Maureen SH, ALM, HSA Bonke, Les L SH, SA Brock, Bruce SA Burrell, Mary SH, SA Benoit, Chantale A Boomer, Barbara SH, ALM, HSA Bromley, Bill SH, SA Burrell, Scott J A Bentham, John LM Borland, Bob SH, SA Bronconnier, David D Burritt, Joe SH, SA Bentley, Wally H SH, SA Borrow, Patricia J SH, SA Brookes, Mike LM Burwash, Les D SH, SA Beres, Garry B. A Boskers, Harm K SH, SA Brookman, George SH, VC Burwash, Mary E. SH, ALM Bergeson, Judy A A Boswell, Bob SH, SA Brookwell, Gerry SH, ALM, HSA Burwash, Sue A A Berglund, Donald James A Boswell, Pat L V Browarny, Walt SH, SA Bushell, Beverley SH, ALM Bertels, Frank SH, ALM Botkin, Dave R. V Brown, Bill SH, SA Busse, Linda L V Bertram, Darlene SH, SA Bourne, Christopher A Brown, Diana SA Bussey, Gordon SH, D Bessem, Brian SA Boutestein, Jarrett A Brown, Garth O SH, ALM, HSA Bussey, Jim W SH, ALM Best, Kay A Bower, Sam M A Brown, Gordon SH Busst, Bill H A Beverley, Gareth ALM Bowlen, Maureen SH, LM Brown, Jack SH, LM Busst, Jack H SH, SA Bewley, John SH, A Bowman, Murray SH, SA Brown, Jason K V Butler, Dale ALM Bews, Jim SH Boyce, Carol SH, SA Brown, John H. SH, SA Bzeta, George SH, ALM, HSA Bews, Joy SH, SA Boyce, Don G SH, ALM Brown, Trudy F A Bzeta, Judy SH, LM Bezak, Erin SH, SA Boyce, Gwen SH, SA Browne, Al A Cadre, Rhonda ALM Bierwagon, Bruce SH Boyer, Colleen SH, SA Browne, Irene A. A Caines, Richard T SH, SA Biggelaar, Mike SH, SA Boyle, Randy ALM Bryant, Linda L SH, SA Cairns, Bob M. SH, HLD Biggelaar, Ray SH, ALM Boyle, Rick A. V Bryant, Victor SH, ALM Cairns, Gordon SH, SA Bill, Tara SH, SA Brachman, Kirk SH, SA Buchanan, Deborah I SH, SA Cairns, Ken SH, LM Billington, Rick SH, SA Bradley, Stu SH, SA Buchanan, Gary N SH, SA Calf Robe, Ed SH, SA Bishop, Leanne M SH, SA Bradley, Tom SH, ALM Buchanan, Guy SH, D Calf Robe/Ayoungman, Bissell, Judy E SH, SA Brager, Joe SH, LM Buckley, Margaret SH Natasha V Bittner, Sharon SH, A Brakke, Nancy L SH, SA Bucsis, Anita A Callan, Lyne SH, ALM Bjerstedt, Karen A Brasso, Donna K. SH, SA Buhler-Low, Jo-Ann V Cameron, Bob A Black, Cliff SH, ALM, HSA Brasso, Einar SH, LM Builder, Brenda L SH, SA Cammaert, Pat SA Black, Michael SH, SA Braun, Ed SH, SA Bunka, Andrew A Campbell, Bill SH, ALM Blackburn, Jim ALM Braun, Ilona B SH, SA Burak, Doris B SH, SA Campbell, Doris SH, SA Blackburn, Les SH, PP Braunwarth, Garry SH, SA Burak, Heather J SH, SA Campbell, John SH, SA 28 OUR VOLUNTEERS

“These are people that will have an honest story to tell their grandchildren about the hard work their ancestors accomplished. To me that’s what western values and heritage is all about. It’s about the people that singled themselves out to change history. To walk on the edge of fear and accomplish something that has never been done.” ALYSSA WHEELER, 12, ONE OF THE THREE WINNERS OF THE STAMPEDE’S 2005 SHARING OUR HERITAGE ESSAY CONTEST

Campbell, John C SH, SA Chow, Tina L. V Cooke, Don SH Cunningham, Bill SH, SA Campbell, Kurt SA Christensen, Dennis SH, SA Cooke, Grant SA Cunningham, Debbie M Campbell, Laura L SH, ALM Christensen, Lynn SH, SA Cooke, Shane A SH, SA Campbell, Linda SH, SA Christie, Nat SH, SA Cooke, Sharon SA Cunningham, Lori SH, ALM, HSA Campbell, Shannan SA Chu, Allan SA Cooper, Jocelyn SH, SA Cunningham, Norma SH, ALM Campion, Lori M SH, SA Church, Andrea M SH, SA Copeland, John ALM Cunnington, Mike SH, ALM Cannon, Dennis SH, SA Church, Bob SH, PP Copithorne, Danny SH, PP Cupit, Jackie L SH, SA Cantalope, Annette SH, SA Church, Lanny M SH, SA Copithorne, Jim SH, SA Curran, Arlene V Cardiff , John A Clapham, Bill SH, SA Copithorne, John G. SH, D Curran, Mike SA Carels, Val SH, A Clapham, Kyle A Copithorne, Marshall SH, HLD Curran, Jr., Stephen James SH, SA Carey, Frank G SH, SA Clark, Brendan C. V Copithorne, Melba F SH, SA Curran, Sr., Stephen SH, SA Carey, Hugh SH, SA Clark, Cam SH, A Corbett, Stewart SH, SA Currie, Susan SH Carey, Neil SA Clark, Jim SH, SA Corraini, Debbie L A Cushing, Don G SH, LM Carignan, Shannon D A Clark, Lloyd J SH, SA Corraini, Vallentina SH, ALM Cushing, Pat ALM Carpenter, Marcel SH, ALM, HSA Clarke, Bonny SH, A Costello, Barry SH, SA Dahl, Cheryl A SH Carter, Kay C SA Clarke, Jr., Eric G SH, SA Cote, Claude V Dahlgren, Nelson E SH, SA Cartwright, Fred SH, SA Clarke, Sr., Eric SH, SA Courtland, Christopher Daines, Grant A Carver, Debbie L A Clarkson, Linda A SH, ALM Dalgetty, David SH, SA Carver, Stan SH, SA Claughton, Donald SH, SA Courtman, Ray SH, SA Dalgleish, Dianne J SH, SA Casey, Michael SH, D Claughton, Mindy SH, SA Coutney, Bunny SH, ALM Dalgleish, Steve A Cashman, Larry SH, ALM Clay, Cam L SH, SA Coutu, Marcel SH, A Dalgleish, William SH, ALM Cassels, John SH Clayton, Cody SA Cowling, Lloyd G SH, SA Dalgliesh, Judy L SH, SA Cassidy, Lynne A Cleeve, Gail SH, SA Craig, Heather SH, SA Dalik, Dalton E SH, SA Cassie, Deanne J SH, SA Coates, Joe SH, ALM Cranston, John SH, ALM, HSA Dalik, Dorothy SH, ALM, HSA Catellier, Shannon SH, SA Coates, Warren S SH, A Cranston, Mary ALM Dalton, Rick K A Catherwood, Andy G SA Colborne, Barb SH, SA Crawford, Q.C., George SH, PP Damm, Mark G SH, SA Cavanaugh, Buzz B SH, SA Coleman, Brian SA Cremers, Devon V Danard, Bryan N V Celmainis, Sheryll, SH, ALM Coleman, Karalee SH, ALM Cremers, Hans ALM Danchuk, Jim A Chadwick-Lynch, Connie Collins, Alison P A Cremers, Maureen B SH, SA Dansie, Lynn SH, SA SH, SA Collins, Bill E SH, SA Cridland, Kelly SH, ALM Danyleyko, Erin A Chalack, David SH, VC Collins, Dave SH, SA Cripps, Bruce SH, SA Davidson, Brenda A Chan, Leslie RH V Collins, Karen A A Cripps, Ron SH, ALM Davidson, Debbie A SH, SA Chapman, Ron SH, ALM, HSA Collins, Michael SH, SA Crook, Phil G. V Davidson, Doug W SH, SA Charlton, Murton SH, ALM Collins, Pat SH, SA Crook, Rhea SH, SA Davidson, Lori SH, SA Chartrand, Allan R A Colpitts, Garth ALM Crosbie, Wayne W A Davies, Anne E SH, SA Chartrand, J. Aime SH, SA Comeau, Guy SH, SA Cross, Donald SH, PP Davies, Arliegh E SH, SA Cheetham, Rick E A Comeau, Val SH, SA Cross, Eddie SH, SA Davies, Bob W SH, SA Cherry, Gordon A Connelly, Dan B SH, SA Cross, Jill SH, A Davies, Don C SH, SA Chisholm, Bill LM Connelly, Sharleen A SH, SA Cross-Moulton, Sara J SH, SA Davies, Ivan SH, SA Chisholm, Wynne SH, SA Connolly, Luanne SH, SA Crowe, Leslie SH, LM Davies, Lynne A SH, SA Chitrenky, Evelyn ALM Connors, Earl SH, A Crowshoe, Reggie SA Davies, Rowland SH, SA Chitrenky, Walter ALM Constable, Bob M SH, SA Crowshoe, Rose SH, SA Davis, Arthur SH Chorney, Alan SH, SA Constable, Loraine SH, ALM, HSA Crowther, Th elma ALM Davis, Bill SH, LM Chorney, George A SH, SA Cook, Lorna J SH, SA Crundwell, Brian A Davis, Jay SH, SA Chow, Catherine A. V Cooke, Darrell SH, SA Cumming, Yvonne J A Davis, Karen SH, ALM 29 OUR VOLUNTEERS

Davis, Keith A V Dinning, Jim F SH, SA Drever, Jim ALM Eastman, Lisa SH, SA Davis, Roger A Dinning Hughes, Heidi SA Drinnan, Sandy SH, SA Eastman, Tamie A SH, SA Davison, John SH, SA Dixon, Dena M SH, A Driver, Jean I.M. SH, SA Eby, Orville R SH, SA Davison, Mike SH, SA Dixon, Howie SH, ALM du Berger, Brock SH, SA Edge, Brian SH, SA de Haan, Brian SA Dixon, Nicole A Duby, Clarende SH, ALM, HSA Edge, Don J SH, SA de Haan, Nick SH, SA Dixon, Toni SH, SA Duff , Neil V Edge, Edith SH, ALM, HSA De Looze, Hennie SH, SA Dodd, Arthur SH, SA Duffi n, Carrolle P A Edge, Judy A Dean, Genevie SH, SA Doherty, Brian A Duffi n, Charlie SH, SA Edwards, Eddy V V Dean, Jim SH, SA Doiron, Deedee A Duffi n, Frank SH, SA Edwards, Lorna A Dean, Veronica V Doiron, Jan A Duff y, Gail SH, LM Edwards, M’Liss SH Dear, Don W SH, SA Doiron, Lou A SH, SA Duke, Ed S.M SH, SA Edwards, Steve HLD

“No other local event brings our community together like the Calgary Stampede! For 10 days each summer, the very essence of this city, and who we are as Calgarians, is captured, defi ned and showcased to the world.” CHRIS MCGINLEY, VICE-PRESIDENT, WESTERN STATIONS, GLOBAL TELEVISION, SPONSOR OF THE CALGARY STAMPEDE

Debnam, Bruce SH, ALM Dokken, Carolyn SA Duke, Sonja SA Edworthy, Gene SH, SA Debnam, Jess SH, SA Dokken, Jim SH, SA Dunbar, Brent ALM Edworthy, Marion ALM DeCaria, Angela M SH, SA Dola, Dale A Duncan, Allen ALM Eggerer, Edwin SH, SA Decoux-Cozzi, Mark C A Dolan, Regan SH, A Duncan, Les SH, ALM Elder, Mac SH, SA Deeg, Roger ALM Dominick, Debbie L V Duncan, Randee SH, SA Elford, Clyde SH, SA Deeks, Kevin SH, SA Dominick, George SH, SA Duncan, Richard SH, ALM Ell, Darlene L V Degenstein, Peter SH, LM Domshy, Dennis SH, SA Dunford, Anne E SH, SA Ell, Derrick SH, ALM, HSA Degenstein, Shirley L SH, SA Donaher, Len SH, SA Dunn, Holly A SA Ellingson, Don A DeLong, Bob V Donahue, Nimrodel A Dunn, Jack A Elliott, Sean C A DeMaere, Shauna M A Donnelly, Rick SH, SA Dunn, Maureen A Elliott, Susan SH, ALM Demmers, Ed SH, SA Dorais, Ginette ALM Dunn, Norma SH, SA Ellis, Helen A Dempsey, Hugh LM Doran, Jean SH, ALM Dunne, Hugh SH Elman, Harold SH, SA Dempsey, Pauline SH, ALM Dorran, Steve J SH, SA Dunnigan, Sean SH, ALM Emms, Karen SH, SA Dempson, Don SH, SA Dorsey, Everett SH, ALM, HSA Dunsmuir, Scotty SH, SA Enderton, Lianne SH, SA Denison, Robert SH, ALM, HSA Dorsey, Mary Lynn SA Dupas, Giles A V English, Charles SH, ALM Dennis, Pat SH, A Doten, Vern SH, ALM Durant, Art SH, SA Engstrom, Carol J A Dennis, Sue J A Dougall, Carol J SH, SA Durrant, Sandy SH, LM Engstrom, Edward SH, SA Denoon, Barb R SH, SA Douglas, Anne SH, ALM Dutton, Joe SH Engstrom, Jackie A SH, D Denoon, Norm S SH, ALM Douglas, Ian SH, SA Dvorkin, Harris L SH, ALM Enns, Ernest ALM Denoon, Stan W.S.D. SH, LM Douthwaite, Brian M A Dwyer, Georgianne H. A Eremenko, Ron SH, ALM, HSA Derksen, Henry ALM Downey, Cynthia A Dyck, Bob SH, HLD Erickson, Milt SH, SA Derksen, Kelly A Downey, Deb V Dyer, Steven SH, SA Erickson-Gess, Kathy I SH, SA Deschamps, Wayne SH, SA Downs, Kristi M A Dygert, Edi SA Erion, Mark A Desmarais, Georgia SH, SA Dowson, Wayne R SH, SA Dygert, Mike L SH, SA Ernst, Breanna M A Desmarais, Rene F V Doyle, Joan D SH, SA Dyler, Joe SH, LM Erskine, Barry ALM Desmarais, Tom SH, SA Doyle, Joanne E SH, SA Dyson, Dave SH, SA Erven, Rita A DesRochers, Johnnie SH, A Doyle, Kevin SH, SA Dyson, Lynn SH, SA Esson, Lindsay J SH, SA Dickie, Bryon K SH, SA Dragani, Joe A Eades, Ken G SH, SA Estabrooks, Gary SH, SA Dickinson, Dave SH, SA Drage, Heather L V Earl, Amanda A Evans, Barbara A SA Dickson, Myrna I SH, SA Drake, Karyn SH, SA Earl, Carl SH, SA Evans, Don SH, SA Didyk, Wayne ALM Drake, Kevin A Earle, Th omas SH, SA Evans, Judy SH, SA Dinning, Alexandra J V Draper, Beth A Earle, Tim V Evans, Kim SH, SA Dinning, Bob SH, PP Drever, Harry A SH, SA Eastcott, Florence SH, ALM Evans, Kimberly E A 30 OUR VOLUNTEERS

Fahr, Dawn M SH, ALM Foote, Marv SH, SA Gamble, Rob G A Gough, John SH, SA Fairbairn, Shanan R SH, A Forbes, Gordon J. V Gant, Bill SH, HLD Gough, Vance P.J SH, SA Fairman, Rick T ALM Forbes, Ian LM Garberg, Brett A Gould, Barry SH Falck, John W SH, SA Forfylow, Idella A Garden, James SH, SA Gowdy, Gordon SH, SA Fardell, Joe V Forseth, Liz SH, SA Gardner, Tracy A Grabatin, H. Dianne SH, SA Farley, Bunny D SH, A Forster, Alex LM Garnett, Ralph E A Gracie, Brenda S SH, SA Farries, Bob SH, SA Forsyth, Doug B SH, SA Garwood, Douglas A Graham, Bob SH, SA Farries, Don ALM Forsyth, Gordon ALM Gathercole, Audrey SH, ALM, HSA Graham, Bruce V Fasoli, Debbie A SH, SA Forsyth, Gregory ALM Gathercole, Brad J SH, SA Graham, Marg E SH, SA Fasoli, Robert L SH, SA Fosado, Ramon SA Gathercole, Jim W SH, SA Graham, Marlene A Fath, Christie SA Foss, Art M. SH, SA Gauley, Megan C. V Graham, Nan SH, LM Fawcett, Pam V Foss, Joseph SH, SA Gault, Kevin ALM Grainger, Donna A Federucci, Alex SA Fougere, Greg A Gearey, Dennis SH, ALM Grant, Don SH, SA Federucci, Mira A Fougere, Tina SH, SA Gearey, Margaret SH, ALM Grant, Judy G SH, A Fee, Betti SH, ALM Fowler, Alvin ALM Gee, Wing S SH, SA Grant, Kelly A A Fee, Doug SH, D Fowler, Carol A SH, SA George, Hazel SH, ALM Gray, Bill M SH, SA Feist, Tracey SH, SA Fowler, Chuck N SH, ALM Gerelus, Ken ALM Gray, Jennifer SH Felesky, Brian SH, SA Fowler, Harold M SH, SA Gernat, Kate M. V Gray, Jim SH, LM Fennessey, Bill SH, LM Fowlie, Doreen F SH, SA Gess, Bill SH, SA Gray, Marcheta SH, ALM, HSA Fennessey, Kevin SH, SA Fox, Gwen V Gibbs, Gordon SH, LM Green, Bruce SH, SA Fenton, Marjorie A Fox, Wayne SH, SA Gibson, A.J. SH, SA Green, Ed SH, ALM, HSA Ferguson, Dwight SA Fraess, Bill SH, ALM Gibson, Ralph SH, ALM Green, Heather SH, SA Ferguson, Glenna SA Franco, Karen SA Giff ord, Peter SH, SA Green, Jack W A Fesko, Paul SA Fraser, Craig SA Giles, Dawn SH, SA Green, John SH, SA Ficner, Henryk SH, ALM Fraser, Diane SH, SA Giles, Merv SH, SA Green, Sandy A Filippetto, Dean SA Fraser, Doug SH, ALM Gillard, Mary I SH, SA Green, Susan E SA Finley, Gail L SH, SA Fraser, Kevin W SH, SA Gilliland, Rex SH, SA Greenslade, Joanne M A Finn, Frank SH, HLD Fraser, Peter SH, SA Gillis, Shona J SH, SA Greensword, Douglas SA Finn, Graeme S A Frederick, Al D SH, A Gillott, Bill SH, SA Greenwood, George A. V Finn, John SH, SA Fredriksen, Nadine V Gillott, Muriel SH, SA Grey, Lenn A Finn, Nancy P.A SH, SA Fremont, Charlotte SH, ALM Gillott, Pat ALM Grier, Richard G SH, A Finnman, Eileen ALM Frerichs, Earl SH, ALM Gilroy, Stewart SH Griffi n, Sharon SH, SA Fior, Addiano SA Friendly, David A SH, A Gimbel, Catharine E V Griffi th, Art SH, SA Fior, Michelle SA Friesen, Abraham SH, ALM Gimbel, Murray SH, ALM Griffi ths, Terry R SA Firmston, Larry ALM Friesen, Cory SH, SA Gimbel, Veronica SH, ALM Grimes, Kelly SH, SA Fisher, Patrick SH, SA Friesen, Leonard SH Gingrich, Joel D A Grisdale, Ted SH, ALM, HSA Fitzgerald, Sean SH, SA Frotten, Clay SH, ALM Ginther, Murray A Groeneveld, Charles SH, SA Fitzsimmons, Al SH, ALM Fryers, Cliff V Girling, Trevor ALM Groeneveld, Gaylene A SH, SA Fitzsimmons, Julie SH, SA Fullerton, Dan A Gislason, Tammy A Groeneveld, Kim A Fitzsimmons, Terry J SH, SA Fulton, Anita SH, SA Gladstone, Terry SH, ALM, HSA Gromoff , Brian SH, SA Flaman, Terry SH, SA Fyke, Lori SH, SA Glassford, Art R SH, SA Grove, Debra SH, SA Flanagan, Debbie K SH, SA Fyten, Ron SH, SA Glenn, Leslie A Grove, Ken SH, ALM, HSA Fleischer, Clementine SH, SA Gabbs, Carelynne SH, SA Glimsdale, Donald SH, SA Gruetzner, Sara-Jane SH, A Fleischer, Mike SH, SA Galatiuk, Elizabeth J SH, SA Glimsdale, Leigh-Anna A Gryckiewicz, Jan SH, SA Fleming, Jim K SH, LM Gale, Bruce A Glover, Cathy SH, ALM Guay, Carol A SA Fleming, Kim W A Gale, Charlene F SH, SA Goldstrom, Dodie J A Gudmundson, Marge D SH, SA Flewelling, Craig SH, SA Gale, Kendra A Gooch, Cory A Guebert, David D SH, SA Flundra, Dennis E V Gale, Ron A Gordon, Barry SH, SA Guillemaud, Pat F SH, SA Flynn, Al L SH, SA Gallais, Art SA Gordon, Neil SH, LM Guitton, Rick SH, SA Foged, Dave SH, ALM, HSA Gallaway, Joan ALM Gordon, Roger SH, SA Gulmick, Dawn J A Foo, Richard ALM Gallelli, Gail P A Gosling, David SH, SA Gunn-Allard, Joan SH, SA Fooks, Robert T V Galvin, Donna SH, SA Gothjelpsen, Tara L A Guy, Vaughn A Foote, Chris SH, SA Galvin, Grady SH, SA Gottselig, Gerard SH, ALM Hack, Kristin A 31 OUR VOLUNTEERS

Haeni, Adrian SA Harcus, Wilhelmina A Henderson, Patti SH, LM Hogg, Kevin SH, SA Hagan, Edward A Harding, Peter A Henderson, Scott V Holbrook, Garry SH, SA Hagel, Tanya L V Harms, Paul SH, ALM Hendrickson, Keven SH, A Holbrook, Season A Hagerman, Allen SH, SA Harper, Don SH, LM Henke, David SA Holden, Robin ALM Hajash, Lorelei C SH, SA Harper-Pollitt, Debbie ALM Henriksen, Raina A Holden, Shane SA Hak, Elizabeth V Harrington, Lorna P SH, SA Hepburn, Bruce M A Holgate, Jayne M SH, ALM Hall, Doug G SA Harris, Stewart SH, ALM, HSA Hepton, Zoe A Holland, Tannis L SH, SA Hall, Gary SH, ALM Harrison, Barry SH, ALM Herard, Rosalie A SH, SA Holloway, Eddie SA Hall, Katherine A SH, A Harrow, Darren SH, SA Hermann, Dorothy SH, SA Holloway-Savoia, Pam G Hall, Tom SH, LM Harrow, Tracy A Hernandez, Art SH, SA SH, SA Halliday, Martin SA Harrow, Verna E SH, SA Heskes, Justin F. R. V Holm, Art O SH, SA Halpen, Mary M SH, SA Hartall, Bill SH, ALM Hess, Archie ALM Holman, Len SH, HLD Halpen, Patty A SH, SA Hartall, Wanda R SH, ALM Hess, Marmie SH, LM Holman, Sally SH, D Halpen, Terry SH, LM Hasselfi eld, John A Hess, Yvonne SH, ALM Holmes, Paul A Halpenny, Jay A Hasselfi eld, Vel A Hewitt, Th omas A Holmgren, Wayne ALM Halseth, Gail SH, SA Hatton, Sandra ALM Hickey, Phil SH, SA Holowatiuk, Bill V Halseth, Ross L. SH, SA Hauer, Craig SH, SA Hiebert, Kathy A Holowaychuk, Robert SA “For more than 100 years, the Calgary Exhibition & Stampede has brought Calgarians together, generating civic pride and promoting western heritage and values. This incredible organization is fueled by over 2,000 energetic volunteers, staging the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth. Through the Grandstand Show and TransAlta Lights Up The Night fi reworks display, we’re proud to support the Stampede in showcasing the best of what Calgary has to offer.” STEVE SNYDER, TRANSALTA PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Hamaliuk, Alan J SH, SA Hauser, Ernie A SH, SA Hierons, Alison M V Holub, David M SH, SA Hames, David SH, A Havelock, Ron P SH, SA Hildebrandt, Jack SH, LM Hood, Noriene A Hamilton, Bob B SH, SA Havens, Clint SH, SA Hilderman, Jill E A Hooks, John SH, SA Hamilton, Darol A Hawkwood, Aurica SH, SA Hill, Brian V Hoover, Bruce SH, SA Hamilton, Diane ALM Hawkwood, Eran V Hill, Mike V Hopfner, Chris A Hamilton, Gavin SH, SA Hayden, Bill SH, SA Hill, Shirley SH, SA Hornby, Ron SH, SA Hamilton, Leslie N SH, SA Hayden, Vickie ALM Hill, Terry SH, LM Horne-Price, Sandy L V Hamilton, Sharon L SH, SA Hayden, Yvonne T A Hill, Wayne ALM Horton, Donna SH, LM Hamm, Courtney SH, SA Hays, Dan P SH Hills, June SH, SA Hoskin, Bert ALM Hammer, Hoss SH, ALM, HSA Hayward, Sylvia SA Hind, John SH, SA Houle, Bob SH Hammer, Lorne G V Hazard, John ALM Hinds, Ken E SH, SA Houle, Lynn SH Haney, Harry D SH, SA Hazen, Elsie L SH, SA Hironaka, Art SH, SA Hourie, Bill SH, SA Haney, Shannon A Head, Jeannette P. SH, SA Hironaka, Brent SH, SA How, Barry B SH, A Haney, Ted A Head, Jennifer M SH, SA Hirsche, Grant A SA Howard, Ken ALM Hanley, Irene SA Headley, Neville SA Hitchner, Robert A Howarth, Doreen SH, ALM Hanley, Stuart A Healy, Earl SH, SA Hlady, Mark SH Howell, Ed SH, A Hansell, Bob SH, SA Healy, Harold SA Hobbs, Bill H SH, SA Howes, Steve SA Hansen, Joanne SH, SA Heerema, Phil V SH, SA Hobbs, Harry B. SH Hoy, Nelson SH, LM Hansen, Reid ALM Heine, Charles ALM Hobbs, Harry N. SA Hribar, Serena M A Hansen, Shawn SH, SA Heintz, Doris A Hockley, Trudy SA Hubbard, Bruce ALM Hansen, Tim M SH, SA Heintz, Maria A Hodge, Brad SH, SA Hubbell, John ALM Hansma, Gerry A V Helm, Rosanna ALM Hoeght, Judy SA Huddlestone, Dawn M. A Hanson, Wayne R SH, SA Helwerda, Denise F V Hofbauer-Orr, Brenda SH, SA Huff man, Kelly SH, SA Harbour, Donna J A Henderson, Doug SH, SA Hoff man, Dennis SH, SA Huggard, Susanne T V Harcott, Bill SH, ALM Henderson, Linda A Hofmeister, Marianna L. A Hughes, Fred SH, SA 32 OUR VOLUNTEERS

Hughes, Jimmy SH, SA Jackson, Wayne SA Jones, Keith SH, SA King, David ALM Hughes, Laura F SA Jacob-Toews, Laurie M SH, A Jones, Keith B SH, SA King, Karin A Hughes, Paul J A Jacobson, Annabelle A Jones, Lorraine A King, Ken M SH, SA Huisman, Pam A SH, SA Jacobson, Doran SH, SA Jones, Marvin SH, SA King, Madeleine D Hume, Brad SH, SA Jacques, Don HLD Jones, Ray SH, D Kirk, Stacy SH, SA Hume, Ron SH, SA Jacques, Nell LM Joorisity, Shirley A Kirker, Michael W V Humphreys, Greg SH, SA James, Cathie SH, SA Joosen, Peter SH, ALM Kisilevich, Denise SH, SA Hunt, Ray A James, Christie ALM Jopp, Robert SH, SA Kitchen, Donna A Hunt, Ron ALM James, Connie L SH, SA Jorawsky, James S V Kitchen, Gerry A Hunt, Scott SH, SA James, Dave E SH, A Jorgensen, Tanya A Kitz, Joan L SH, SA Hunter, Karin SA James, Kathie A. V Jorginson, George SH, SA Kitzul, Grant SA Huntley, Jim E SH, A James, Kaye SH, SA Joyce, Raymond SH, SA Kjar, Carla G V Hurlburt, K. Brant SH, SA James, Patti Anne SH, SA Jubb, Avery SH, SA Klare, Frank SH Hurlburt, Ken SH, ALM James, Ron SH, SA Judd, Glen SH, SA Klasky, Bill SH, SA Hussey, Byron R SH, SA James, Wes W SH, SA Judd, Reg SH, SA Klasky, Bud SH, A Hussin, Ken SH, ALM Jamieson, Doug A SH, SA Juhasz, John SH, SA Klys, Jim SH, ALM Hutchin, Paul M A Jamieson, Jeff SH, SA Juul-Hansen, Ivan C SH, SA Knapp, Shelley A V SH, SA Hutchinson, Darlene E SH, A Janko, William SH, SA Kaiser, Marilyn G SH, SA Knapp, Victoria Knight, Brenda A Hutchinson, Reagan M A Jansen, Ted SH, SA Kaiser, Wilf SH, SA Knight, Bruce SH, SA Hutchinson, Reid SH, ALM Janz, Steven ALM Kalynchuk, Cathy D.L SH, SA Knight, John W SH, SA Hutchison, Bev K. SH, ALM, HSA Jaques, Diane A Karch, Gordy SH, SA Knight, Susan E A Hutton, Hilary SH, SA Jarvis, Roger SH, PP Karr, Avril L V Knorr, Maggie E A Hutton, Jim SH, SA Javier, Jeff L A Kaufmann, Bill L SH, ALM Knutson, Debbie SA Hutzal, Jerry ALM Jenkins, Bob SH Kavanagh, Paul L V A Kollewyn, Hans JB SH, SA Huyghe, Ken SH, SA Jenkins, Jim H SH, SA Kavanaugh, Cory Kavanaugh, Ken SH, SA Kollewyn, Joan SH, SA Hyde, Janet ALM Jenkins, Lee SH, ALM Kazakoff , Dianne M A Kolstad, Kate SH, SA Hylton, Chris G V Jennings, Roy SH, ALM, HSA Kearns, Sheila SH, SA Komitsch, Debbie SH, SA Hymas, Bob F SH, HLD Jensen, Bob ALM Keen, Douglas ALM Konschuk, Shawn D SA Hymas, Deen SH, LM Jessiman, Janet M SH, SA Kell, Dan SH, A Konschuk, Wendy SA Hymas, Rod SH, SA Jewitt, Ann M.J SH, SA Kelly, Marion SH, A Koop, David SH, SA Iles, Marshall SH, SA Jewitt, Mike R. V Kelly, Marise SH, SA Koper, Lawrence SH, SA Illingworth, Marie SA Jinnah, Al-Noor A Kemlo, Alison SH, A Kortgaard, Joyce E SH, SA Ingram, Robin V Joff e, Jay SH, SA Kemp, Gerry SH, SA Kovitz, Jeff SH, ALM Innes, June-Marie A Johnsen, Lisa A Kemppainen, Leah A Kozak, J. Fredrick SH, SA Iredale, Geoff A SH, ALM Johnson, Donna SH, SA Kennedy, Dorothy SH, SA Kozun, Shawna A Irvine, Will SH, SA Johnson, Greg SA Kennedy, John H SH, SA Krahn, Peter W SA Irwin, Art SH, SA Johnson, Gus W SH, SA Kennedy, Peter SH, SA Krahn, Susanne A Irwin, Ian SH, HLD Johnson, Gustin SH, SA Kenworthy, Shauna L SH, SA Kralka, Dan SH, SA Irwin, Ron SH, ALM, HSA Johnson, Keith SH, LM Kerby, George E SH, SA Kranenburg, Lane SH, SA Isaac, Kay SH Johnson, Mary E SH, SA Kerr, Arlene SH, SA Krause, Jason K A Isaacs, Bev SH, SA Johnson, Sarah E. V Kerr, Bob SH, SA Krauss, Shauna A Isakeit, Michael SH, SA Johnston, Brian SH, SA Kerr, Sheila ALM Krawec, Randy A Iversen, John SH, SA Johnston, Brian R SH, SA Keshavjee, Sam M SA Kraychy, Cameron A Iversen, Rita M A Johnston, David SH, SA Kewley, Bill ALM Krebs, Darwin A Jackson, Bill SH, SA Johnston, Isobelle ALM ALM Kewley, Maureen Kristinson, Ray SH, ALM, HSA Jackson, Dorothy SH, ALM Johnston, Murray B SH, A Khoury, Andrea M.L SA Krivak, Derek V Jackson, Jeff SH Johnston, Patricia SH, SA Kidd, Alan SH, A Kruyssen, Glenn K V Jackson, Karen A Johnston, Terry A SH, SA Kilby, Dave J. V Kryczka, Karen SH, SA Jackson, Pat SH, SA Johnston, Tracy A Kilroe, Glenda M. V Kryczka-McNear, Bev SH, SA Jackson, Robert ALM Jonassen, Amund SH, LM Kilroe, Ken J SH, SA Kunkel, Ed L A Jackson, Ron A A Jones, Brian W SH, A Kimmel, Brian D SH, SA Kurtzweg, Vanessa D SH, ALM Jackson, Sherry A Jones, Clarence SH, SA Kinas, Jenny D SH, SA Kwong, Sandy T.S. A Jackson, Todd SH, SA Jones, Karen SH, SA Kindrasky, Bev SH 33 OUR VOLUNTEERS

Kyle, Doug H SH, SA Leard, Scott H.M. SH, ALM, HSA Link, Allyson ALM Lyle, Candace V Kyle, Kathryn I V Leary, Howard SH, LM Linklater, Suzanne SH, SA Lyle, Mark LK V LaBarre, Allan ALM LeBlanc, Sandra SH, SA Liskowich, Trevor SH, SA Lyle, Rick SH, SA LaBrash, Paul ALM LeBoeuf, Gary G SH, SA Litke, Elaine SH, SA Lynch, Jim SH, SA LaBrie, Holly SA LeBourveau, Linda J V Littke, Zen A Lynn, Ken SH, ALM

“This fence may rust and fall, but some things never change. The wind keeps on blowing. The sun keeps on rising. The people keep on working, loving, and living, caring for the animals, working the land. It’s who we are.” BETH ANNA HESLOP, 16, ONE OF THE THREE WINNERS OF THE STAMPEDE’S 2005 SHARING OUR HERITAGE ESSAY CONTEST

Lacey, Lori A Lee, Danielle A Little, Dianne E A Lyon, Wayne A Lachman, Barbara A ALM Lee, Darren R SH, A Little, Norman SA Lyon, Wendy L V Ladan, Terence A Lee, Debbie E SH, SA Lively, Allan A Lyzenga, Jennie P V Laidlaw, Bob SH, PP Lee, Donald ALM Livingstone, Wendy M SH, SA MacCallum, Andy A Laidlaw, Bobby F A Lee, Edmond Y.H SH, SA Lloyd, Bill J SH, SA MacDonald, Brian SH, SA Laidlaw, Joyce S. V Lee, Gary M V Loades, George W SH, SA MacDonald, Bruce SH, SA Laidlaw, Rob SH, D Lee, Gary R SH, SA Locke, Charlie A MacDonald, Dan C SH, SA Laing, Laura L V Lee, John A SH, SA Locke, Louise SH, SA MacDonald, Gerrie SH, ALM, HSA Lam, Th ien Minh M A Lee, Laura L A Lockwood, Garth V Macdonald, Howard A Lamacchia, John F. V Lee, Ron SH, SA Lockwood, Stephen SH, ALM SH, HLD Lamont, Lisa ALM Lefevre, Chad D. V Loewen, Katherine SH, ALM MacDonald, Laurie SH, SA Lamoureux, Paul ALM Lefl ey, Eileen P SH, ALM, HSA Loney, Carol M SH, SA MacDonald, Rich S A Lamport, Brad SH, SA Legault, Tony H SH, SA Longeway, Dave ALM Macdonald, Stu SH, LM Lane Goodfellow, Cathy A LeGeyt, Chris SH, D Longeway, Eric SH, LM MacEachern, Nancy A Lang, Dan M A Lehr, Les SH, SA Longeway, Ray SH MacFarlane, Craig D SH, A Lang, Pam SH, HLD Leigh, Ron SH, ALM Longman, Gerry A MacFarlane, Cynthia C A Langford, Harry SH, HLD Leighton, Barry N A Longman, Patricia A MacInnes, Richard SH, HLD Langford, Joan M SH, LM Leitch, Robert E SH, ALM Longmoor, Val A SH, ALM, HSA MacInnis, Don SH, SA Langlois, Gaston L. A Leitch, Robert O. ALM Longmore, Jake SH, ALM MacIntyre, Amanda L V Lantz, David SH, A Lemay, Tara R V Loor, Clinton A MacKay, Heather A Larsen, John A. SA Lemire, Julie SH, SA Lorenz, Diane SH, SA MacKay, Murray SH, SA Larson, David E SH, A Lengsfeld, Hans ALM Louden, Judy SH, ALM MacKellar, Lucille ALM Larson, Jim SH, SA Lennox, Al SH, SA Lougheed, Dave V MacKenzie, Dean SH, SA Larson, Pat SH, A Lennox, Ross SH, A Lougheed, Peter SH, HLD Mackenzie, Judy E A Larson, Patricia SH, SA Lepp, Gordon SH, ALM Louie, Janina K. V MacKenzie, Michelle SH, SA Larson, Terry N SH, SA Lepp, Ren ALM Love, Maurice SH, SA MacKenzie, Susan C V Larway, Helene SH, SA Leroux, Carole C SH, A Lovig, Rob SH, A Mackie, Doug SH, LM Latour, Dorothy SH, ALM, HSA Leslie, Jack ALM Lovse, Marg A Mackie, Karen D. V Latus, Richard F SA Leslie, Jason P A Low, Mike SH, SA Mackin, Bill SH, SA Lauder, David W SH, SA Leslie, Jean ALM Luchsinger, Brian T SH, SA MacKinnon, Grant A Lauder, Dianne SH, ALM, HSA Levangie, Nick M V Luft, Richard SH, SA Mackintosh, Lachlan A Laustsen, Ken D Levitt, Fred SH, LM Lukey, Orest SH, LM MacPherson, Don ALM Laustsen, Loraine SH, SA Lewis, Brenda ALM Lund, Joe SH, SA MacRae, Jenn S. V Lavalley, Gary SA Lewis, Earl A Lundberg, Stacie M SH, SA MacRae, R. Gary A Lawless, Maureen A SH, A Leys, Alan SH, SA Lunn, Alana SH, SA Madsen, Marian E A Lawrence, Bruce A SH, SA Libin, Al SH, SA Lutz, Jackie SH, SA Madson, Arron A Lawrence, Keith A SH, ALM Liegman, Ed SH, SA Lutz, Jim SH, SA Maertens-Poole, Carole Anne SH, SA Lawson, Wayne H SH, ALM Lietz, Lorraine M A Lutz, Katie V Magee, Neill SH, SA Laycock, Bonnie L E V Lindstein, Angie A Luxford, Paul SH, SA Magnon, Arlene L SH, ALM 34 OUR VOLUNTEERS

Magnuson, Tom SH, SA Matuska, Ron SH, SA McGregor, Kim SH, SA McVicar, Jeanine SH, ALM Mailman, John P A Mawer, Martha M V McInnis, Ken W SH, SA Meadows, Patricia L SH, SA Main, Evelyn SA Maxie, Peter SH McIntyre, William Robert Meck, Iris V Major, Steve SH, SA May, Dan A SH, SA SH, ALM, HSA Meers, Scott A Maki, Linda SA May, Joel A A McIver, Ric W V Melbourne, John SH, SA “The Stampede Rodeo continues to get bigger and better. These new changes are not only great for the competitors, but they are good for the sport of rodeo.” ROD HAY, EIGHT-TIME CANADIAN SADDLE BRONC CHAMPION AND 2005 CALGARY STAMPEDE SADDLE BRONC CHAMPION, ABOUT THE NEW RODEO FORMAT TO BE INTRODUCED IN 2006

Malenica, Peter M A May, Ron A SH, SA McIvor, Jack ALM Melchior, Ron J SH, SA Malette, J.P. Scotty P SH, SA Maynard, Tina SH, SA McIvor, Mike SH, SA Melnechuk, Alex SH, ALM, HSA Malin, Gerry M SH, SA Mayson, Bill SH, SA McKay, Carol SH, SA Melville, Judi M SH, SA Malin, Susan A McAllister, Patrick V McKay, Elaine K SH, SA Mercer, Lisa V Mallabone, Guy ALM McArthur, Doreen SH, SA McKay, Jack SH, SA Merrick, Bernice SH, ALM, HSA Mallabone, Joan SH, SA McBride, Jim SH, SA McKay, John SH, ALM Merrick, Bob SH, SA Maller, Dave A SA McBride, Rod SH, HLD McKay, Melissa SH, SA Merrill, Derek SH, SA Maloney, Jack SH, SA McCabe, Tom SH, SA McKay, Scott SH, ALM Meyers, Janice A Mamchur, Gary SH, SA McCaff erty, Brenda ALM McKendry, Roxanne L A Mezzarobba, Marilyn E SH, SA Manarey, Bill H. SH, ALM McCallum, Joan SH, SA McKenna, Darilyn ALM Michaels, David SH, SA Mandeville, Bryan A McCarthy, Larry SH, SA McKey, Michael S SH, SA Mick, Lorne SH, ALM Many Guns, Doris ALM McCaughan, Glen L SH, SA McKinnon, Allison SH, SA Middleton, Dave V Markert, Ron T A McCauley, Ted SA McKinnon, Colin A SH, SA Middleton, John SH, SA Markkanen, Brian V McClellan, Dale SH, SA McKinnon, Don J SH, A Midtdal, Tamy ALM Markowsky, Sandy E SH, A McClellan, Grace SH, SA McKinnon, Jane SH, SA Milavsky, Harold D Marshall, Bill H SH, ALM McClellan, Reg SH, SA McKinnon, Teri K SH, SA Millar, Roberta SH, SA Marshall, Ed S SH McClelland, Craig SA McKinnon, Wayne C SH, SA Miller, Bev SH, SA Marston, Jan SA McClelland, Keith S SH, SA McLachlan, Brian A A Miller, Don SH, SA Marston, Maureen H A McCollister, Gus SH, SA McLane, Herb SH, SA Miller, Doug SH, ALM, HSA Martin, Dick SH, SA McConnell, Kim SH, SA McLaren, Barbara SH, ALM, HSA Miller, Jamie A Martin, Fraser SH, SA McCorquodale, Larry J SH, SA McLaren, Wayne SH, LM Miller, Lindsay A Martin, Greg A SH, SA McCosh, Ron K SH, SA McLauchlan, Ronald SH, SA Miller, Pam SH, ALM Martin, Moyra SA McCuaig, Bob SH, SA McLaws, Donald LM Millican, Harold S SH, SA Martin, Todd SH, A McCune, Pat SH, SA McLean, Elfi e L SH, ALM, HSA Milligan, Jim L SH, SA Martindale, Shannan A McDaniel, Rod SH, HLD McLean, Janet E SH, SA Mills, Bonny ALM Martinson, Ryan J V McDonald, Alan K SH, SA McLean, Joan ALM Mills, Brett A Martyn, Ian V McDonald, Bruce A SH, SA McLean, Ward SH, ALM Mills, Judy SH, ALM Martyn, Kari J SH, SA McDonald, Carol M SH, SA McLellan, Neil ALM Mills, Paul J A Martz, Warren SH, SA McDonald, Don W SH, LM McLellan, Sheila SA Milne, David SH Marx, Doris SH McDonald, Erin A McLeod, Lynn SH, SA Milne, Jo-Anne C A Mate, Jorge SH, ALM McDonald, Gertrude SH, ALM McLeod, Rod SH, SA Milne, Marlie D SH, ALM, HSA Matejka, Steve SH McDonald, Glenn B SH, SA McMahon, Terry ALM Milton, Helen SH, SA Matheson, Tom SH, SA McDonough, Steve SH, SA McMillan, Ian SH, SA Miner, Dorothy SH, SA Matthews, Chris R SH, SA McDonough, Terry E SH, SA McMillan, Les SH, SA Ming, Dennis R A Matthews, Geoff R V McDougall, Michael SH, SA McNamara, Carol E SH, SA Minnes, Patsi SH, HLD Matthews, Kay SH, ALM McEwan, Maureen A McNeil, Kirk SH, SA Mirdoch, Julie A SH, SA Matthews, Rob SH, PP McGowan, Gil SH, ALM McNeil, Ray J V Mish, Bernie M SH, SA Matthews, Tim SH, SA McGrath, Peter V McPeak, Jim SH, SA Mitchell, Esther C SH, SA Matthews, Tom ALM McGregor, Don SA McPherson, Carol S SH, SA Mitchell, George SH, LM Matticks, Geoff SH, SA McGregor, Kevin A McVean, Bruce SH, LM Mitchell, John SH, ALM 35 OUR VOLUNTEERS

Mitchell, John A V Morsky, Marsha SH, SA Nesbitt, Jack SH Onerheim, Joan SH, ALM Mitchell, Randy SH, SA Morton, Ray ALM Nesbitt, Tricia SH, SA Opsal, Cindy SH, SA Mjolsness, Mary E SH, ALM Mouser, Ross SH, LM Nesselbeck, Barbara J SH, SA Orchard, Peggy ALM Moff att, Greg V Mrozek, Ed SH, ALM Neuman, Pat SH, ALM Ornburn, Marilyn R SH, SA Moffi tt, Barry SH, SA Mryglod, Glenn D SH, SA Newby, Wayne ALM Orr, Lea SA Mogridge, Bill SH, ALM Mryglod, Marlene L SH, SA Newman, Gillian SH, SA Orr, Richard B SH, ALM Moir, Dianne SH, SA Mueller, Gladys SH, SA Newman, Paul SH, SA Osborne, Barbara SA Molesky, Joanne SH, SA Muir, Leigh A Newman, Peggy SH, SA Oseen, Shauna ALM Molnar, Marnie SH, SA Mullett, Roy SH, SA Newman, Peter E ALM Osler, Jock C SH, SA “So many things in my home province make me feel proud to belong in Alberta. ...I love the big sky, wide open space and golden glow of canola fi elds. I am so proud to belong to a province made up of citizens from many different cultures...I see a unique spirit in our people and environment. I think our surroundings help us to be strong, because we can be faced with beauty and harshness at the same time.” MEREDITH PRITCHARD, 12, ONE OF THE THREE WINNERS OF THE STAMPEDE’S 2005 SHARING OUR HERITAGE ESSAY CONTEST

Montana, Pete SH, ALM Mulyk, Brenda M A Niblock, Leanne SH, SA Osler, Will SH, SA Monteith, Bill SH, ALM, HSA Mundie, Drew SA Nicholls, Jon S SH, SA Ostashower, Shirley A Moody, Bob SH, SA Munro, Al SH, SA Nicholls, Patrick A Oulton, Brandy P V Moon, Graham A Munro, Barry G V Nicholls, Pepper ALM Owad, Don A A Moore, Bob SH, SA Munro, Jim SH, SA Nickel, Clarence SH, SA Owad, Judy ALM Moore, Don SH, LM Munro, Roy A. SH, SA Nickel, Kathaleen E SH, A Owen, Jeff SH, SA Moore, Fred J SH, SA Munro, Shannon SH, SA Niederwieser, Harold SA Owens, Tom ALM Moore, Greg W SH, SA Munstermann, Chris A Nield, Bill SH, SA Paget-Turcotte, Twyla A Moore, Jim K SH, SA Munstermann, Mel A SH, SA Nielsen, David A A Pahl, Lorena V Moore, Jody SH, SA Muri, Welland SH, SA Nimmo, Bryce SH, SA Pallesen, Peter SH, SA Moore, Ken SH, PP Murphy, Joanne G SH, SA Noble, Vern E V Palmer, Cec SH, SA Moore, Kirk SH, SA Murphy, Karen A Noonan, Alexandra A Palmer, Ella A Moore, Wayne SA Murphy, Kelly L SH, SA Norcross, Don SH, SA Palmer, Jim SH, SA Morasch, Clinton SA Murphy, Paul SH, SA Norford, Brian SH, SA Palmer, Rose M SH, SA Morasch, Loyde SH, SA Murray, Brian ALM Nummela, Linda A SH, SA Panes, Ann SH, ALM, HSA Morgan, David R SH, SA Murray, Chris E SH, SA O’Connor, Graham SH, HLD Panes, Gabriel SH, ALM Morgan, Faron A Murray, Russell W V O’Connor, Larry SH, HLD Pappas, K.C. SH, ALM Morgan, Robert C SH, SA Musich, Rudy A O’Connor, Michael J SH, SA Pardo, Cindy E SH, SA Morison, Rod A V Musselwhite, John A SH, SA O’Connor, Mike J SH, SA Park, Bob SH, SA Morison, Sheila A Myers, Cheryl M A O’Connor, Sandy M SH, SA Parker, Karen A Morissette, Ron L ALM Myketyn, J. Eric SH, SA O’Connor, Stuart G V Parker, Shirley A Moroz Clarke, Janet N V Myketyn, Kathy SH, ALM O’Connor, Tom SH, LM Parkhill, Don J SH, ALM Morozoff , Lloyd W A Naegeli, George SH, SA O’Leary, Th omas SH, SA Parkin, Don C V Morrill, Bill SH, ALM, HSA Nahachewsky, Tammy SH, SA O’Meara, Erin A Parry, Liz W SH, SA Morrill, Cherlyn SH, SA Napke, Stephanie SH, SA Oades, Arthur SH Parsons, Don ALM Morris, Julene C A Neis, John SH, A Oatway, Don J SH, SA Paterson, Leigh SH, SA Morris, Norm A Neis, Joyce E SH, SA Oberg, Margaret SA Paton, Bert SH, ALM Morrison, Alexander C. SH, SA Neis, Todd SH, SA Oblak, Kathy L A Patterson, Amanda P V Morrison, Graydon SH, SA Nelles, Frank R SH, SA Odnokon, Mick SA Patterson, Frederick SH, ALM Morrison, Keith ALM Nelson, Diane ALM Oelke, Ken D SH, SA Patterson, Tony SH, SA Morrison, Kim A Nelson, Doug SH, SA Olasker, Sonny SH, SA Pazdor, Philip SH Morrison, Murray B SH, SA Nelson, Kevin ALM Oman, Tracy L A Peacock, Fred SH, LM Morrison, Neil H SH, SA Nelson, Ralph ALM Ona, Wally E SH, SA Peacock, Jack R. LM Morrow, Ed N SA Nelson, Val SH, SA Ondrik, John ALM Peacock, Jim SH, ALM 36 OUR VOLUNTEERS

Peake, Colleen SH, SA Poff enroth, Bob SH, HLD Quarrie, Ron ALM Robinson, Carla SH, SA Pearce, Gordon SH, PP Poff enroth, Donna F SH, SA Quinney, Bill SH, ALM Robinson, Dave SH, SA Pearson, A.J. SH, SA Pogue, Bob SH, SA Quinton-Campbell, Patricia A Robinson, Gay SH, SA Pearson, Pat A SH, SA Polischuk, Debbie SH, SA Raby, Stephen G SH, SA Robinson, Jean SH, SA Pearson, Robert V A Pollock, Bonnie S SA Racher, Garth SH, SA Robinson, Tyler V Peckham, Travis SH, SA Polowick, Marlin ALM Ralston, Brenda J SH, SA Robinson, Val A. SH, D Pedden, Allan V Polson, Paul SH, SA Ramsay, Graeme A Robinson, Wayne E SH, SA Pedersen, Annemarie L V Pope, David SH Ramsay-Carlson, Kaye A Robinson, Wes M. V Peers, Dana A SH, SA Popik, Leon B. SH, SA Ramsden, Dick SH, SA Robinson Ladiges, Cathy Peers, Rick SA Popik, Leon C. SH, SA Rasmussen, D. Heather SH, SA SH, SA Pelletier, Marylyn ALM Poratto, Adele SH Rasmussen, Gordon SH, SA Robson, Dave SH, SA Pendrel, Annice ALM Porter, Arlene SH, SA Rawlyck, Donna A Roche, Barbara ALM Pendrel, John SH, SA Porter, Bill SH, D Rayner, Ruth Ann SH, SA Rockafellow, Donna ALM Peneycad, Fiona M SH, SA Porter, Patricia Y V Rebalkin, Darren SH, SA Rodgers, Lonnie SH, SA Penner-Collins, Denise H Porter, Ray T SH, SA Rebeyka, Frank S SH, SA Roe, Kerri L SH, SA SH, SA Postlewaite, Don SH, LM Redmond, Bruce SH, LM Rogers, John Victor SH, SA Penny, J.C. V Postlewaite, Scott SH, SA Reeb, Fred SA Rogers, Mike R SH, SA Peplinski, Jim SH, ALM Potter, Jacqueline L V Regehr, Pamela J SH, A Rogers, Ron SA Percival, Trina B A Poulton, Patricia A Regehr, Rod A Rojo, Angie A Percy, Leanne D SA Powder, Kevin SA Reid, Stuart J.A. A Ronald, Brent SH, SA Perizzolo, Rudy SH, A Powell, Nathan A Rempal, Garrett SH, SA Rook, Gordon A Perkins, Betty J SH, SA Powell, Stan SH, ALM, HSA Rescanski, Fred V Rooney, Len SH, SA Perry, Dale G SH, SA Powers, Jim SH, SA Reynolds, Anni L A Root, Karen L A Perry, Lynn L A Poyen, Jock SH, SA Reynolds, Clive SA Root, Mayne SH, SA Pestun, Janice A Preece, Derek ALM Reynolds, Colleen A SH, SA Roscoe, Dick SH, ALM Peters, Jack V Presley, Christel M A Reynolds, David SH, SA Rosia, Tanner V Peters, Leigh A V Presley, John W SH, SA Rhodes, Darryl SH, SA Roska, Van SH, ALM Peters, Nancy K V Prettie, Andy SH, SA Richards, Adele A Roska, Vince SH, ALM Peters, Rob SH, SA Price, Al A Richards, Mick A Ross, Bob W SH, SA Peterson, Rod C A Price, John SH, SA Richardson, Allan SH, SA Ross, Carl H V Petrie, Leslie J SH, ALM Price, Stacy L A Ricketts, Lisa N V Ross, Jack SH, ALM, HSA Petryk, Pat SH, ALM, HSA Pringle, Bertram SH, SA Rieberger, Michael SH, SA Ross, John R SH, SA Phillips, Dave V Pringle, Sandra ALM Riley, Tim A. V Ross, Marilyn M SH, ALM Phillips, Ross F. SH, HLD Pritchard, Collin A Rimer, Barry SH, SA Ross, Mike SH, SA Phillipson, Roxanne A Pritchard, F. Vicky SH, SA Rimer, Luke J. A Ross, Shirley SH, ALM, HSA Phoenix, V Pritchard, Herb SH, SA Riopel, Cherie V Ross-Albert, Alison SH, SA Pidde, Paul A Pritchard, Rob V Risdon, Marlene SH, SA Rothermal, Kevin E. V Piercy, Lauren E V Proceviat, Ashley E.L SH, SA Ritchie, Randy SH, ALM, HSA Rourke, Mac ALM Piers, Bill SH, SA Prodan, Dean ALM Rivers, Joanne SH, ALM Routley, Don V Piers, Susanne ALM Prodan, Hugh SH, SA Roach, Joanne SH, SA Rowe, Ralph SH, LM Pigott, Maryann SA Prokosch, Lynn M V Roach, John SH, SA Roy, Bruce SH, SA Pilling, Gary M SH, SA Proskie, Joe SH, SA Roach, Matt SH, SA Royal, Ted SH, ALM, HSA Pilling, Jim A Proskow, Darrol J SH, SA Robak, Brian SH, SA Rudd, Dave SH, SA Pilling, Merv L SH, SA Proskow, Morris SH, ALM Robak, Liliana A Ruddell, Terry N SH, ALM Pinder, Roy SH, ALM Prosser, Ernie SH, SA Roberts, Donna A Rude, Kevin SA Piper, Jennifer M SH, A Proud, Jennifer SH, ALM Robertson, Garry J SH, SA Rugsven, June SH, ALM Pitt, Judy SH, SA Puff er, Bruce V Robertson, Jim SH, SA Rule, John SH, SA Pittman, Mac SH, SA Purcell, Gordon L SH, SA Robertson, Pat A SH, SA Rule, Lynn SH, SA Planche, Don R SH, SA Purdy, Carl SH, SA Robertson, Robert A Runcie, Garnet D SH, SA Platt, Donna M SH, SA Purdy, Glen SH, SA Robertson, Ron A Russell, Dan SH, SA Platt, Gordon S SH, SA Purdy, Kirk SH, ALM Robertson, Sharon E V Russell, Ken SH, LM Platz, Anne V SH, A Purdy, Storm SH, SA Robertson, Shawna A Rusted, Brian SH, SA Plunkett, Tom SH, SA Pyke, David A Robertson, Stephanie P V Rutherford, Keith SH, SA 37 OUR VOLUNTEERS

Rutherford, Paul W A Schultz, Wade V Shuttleworth, Wayne SH, SA Snow, Gary J A Rutley, Howard ALM Schulz, Maureen B V Sibbald, David SH, SA Snow, Stacie E. V Rutley, Kirk ALM Schunicht, Oliver C. V Sibbald, Wayne M SH, SA Snyder, Steve D Ryder, Larry SA Schwarz, Bob SH, ALM Sicotte, Nicole M.J SH, SA Soltys, Deanna SH, SA Sabo, Russ SA Schwieger, Ron SH, ALM, HSA Sietzema, Hidzer A Solvason, Corie A

“Guy Weadick created one of the world’s greatest spectacles. In addition, the Calgary Stampede has helped strengthen volunteerism in the city and in Alberta.” PETER LOUGHEED, WITHIN A CENTENNIAL SPEECH ON THE TOP 10 MOST IMPORTANT EVENTS IN ALBERTA’S HISTORY

Sadowski, Rob SA Scobie, Shannon D SH, A Siewert, Michael D. V Solvason, Lorne D V Saguez, Carole A A Scott, Bob SH, SA Silliker, Frank D SH, SA Solverson, Larry H V Sahs, Dennis M SH, SA Scott, Ivy A Sim, Darrel K V Somerset, Blake R A Sailor, Stan SH, LM Scott, Peter SH, SA Simmons, Shane SH, SA Sorensen, Grethe SH, SA Saju, Sherali D Scott-Brown, Diane SH, ALM Simpson, Dave A Sorensen, Jette A Saklofske, Harold ALM Screaton, Anne M A Simpson, Dixie M SH, SA Southern, Ron SH, ALM Salomons, Gordon J SH, SA Seabrook, Keith SH, SA Simpson, Joseph R SH, A Sowiak, Christine F V Sampson, Tom SA Seaman, Dennis E V Sinclair, Brian SH, SA Sparling, Stan SH Samulak, Shaunna SA Sears, Bev SH, ALM, HSA Sinclair, Odell A Sparrow, Bert SH, LM Sanden, Al W SH, SA Seifert, Jim SH Sinton, Terry R SH, SA Spear, Herb H SH, SA Sanderson, Greg L. V Seifert, Opal SH, LM Sitting Eagle, Gerald SH, SA Spence, Dwayne SH, SA Sanger, Neil SH, SA Seitz, Blaine A Skaggs, Rick A SH, SA Spence, Roc D SH, SA Sargeant, Donna SA Selgensen, Eric SH, ALM Skeans, Paul SA Spence, Shayne A SH, A Sattin, Allan SH, ALM Selgensen, June SH, ALM Skeels, Dan V Spooner, Sharon A V Saucier, Heather A SH, SA Sellar, Marilyn M SH, SA Skupa, Tom SH, A Sprague, Bob H SH, SA Saunders, Alf SH, SA Semotuk, Lydia A Slade, Don J SH, ALM Spratt, Jane A Saunders, Bill SH, SA Sergerie, Cindy M SH, SA Slater, Gordon ALM Spratt, Nancy A SH, SA Saunders, Fred W SH, SA Seto, Fong SH, SA Sledzinski, Brenda SH, SA Sproule, Katie A Saunders, Steven SH, SA Seto, Richard H. SH, SA Slocombe, Robert SH, SA Sproule, Mark R. V Saunders, Wendy SH, ALM, HSA Sevick, Russell SA Sloman, Lance V Squires, Paul D SH, SA Saunderson, Jana A Sewall, Brad T SH, SA Smith, Alison A Staddon, Sean SH, SA Sautner, Linda ALM Sewall, Kim E SH, SA Smith, Amanda K V Staff ord, Rod F. A Savage, Garry SH, SA Shacklady, Ted M V Smith, Amy J. A Stainsby, Esther M SH, SA Sawchuk, Dianne ALM Shalanski, Karen ALM Smith, Bunny L SH, SA Stainsby, Kim SH, ALM Sawchuk, Ron ALM Shandro, Douglas SH, SA Smith, Carole F V Stanlake, Allison SA Scheirman, Brian SH, SA Shanley, John R SH, SA Smith, Craig A Stanton, Dan SH, ALM, HSA Schild, Olive SH, ALM, HSA Shannon, Shilo SA Smith, Debbie A Starchuk, Richard SH, ALM Schmaltz, Doug A Shannon, Todd V Smith, Donna L SH, SA Stark, Marguerite SH, SA Schmelzl, Frank A Shaver, Grant SA Smith, Ernest SH, SA Starlight, Bruce SH Schmiedchen, Christine A Shaver, Inez L SA Smith, Gregg SH, SA Starling, Louise SH, ALM Schmiedchen, Gay C SA Shaw, Bev A SA Smith, James P. A Stearns, Don SH, ALM Schneider, Jack SH, SA Shaw, Gardie SH, LM Smith, Jean ALM Steblecki, Ben SH, A Schneider, Jessica F SH, SA Shaw, Kirk V Smith, Jim SH, SA Steedman, Cliff SH, SA Schneider, Mark SA Sheane, Paul A Smith, Laura SH, ALM Steel, Jim S SH, SA Schneider, Jr., Jack SH, SA Shearer, Jim SA Smith, Lori D V Steele, Barbara J SH, SA Schofi eld, Maggie A SH, SA Sheka, Tenzin SH, SA Smith, Paulette A A Steele, Heather SH, SA Schreiner, Duane A SH, SA Sholdice, Marnie A Smith, Quincy SH, HLD Steen, Jack SH, PP Schuelke, Lara A Short, Valdine J SH, SA Smith, Rick SH, SA Steen, Patsy SH, SA Schuh, Rick SH, SA Shurmer, Byron SH, ALM, HSA Smith, Robert G SH, SA Steen-Bowles, Laurie D SH, SA Schultz, Barb ALM Shute, Dennis SH, SA Smith, Sean A Stefanchuk, Peter SH, SA Schultz, Tom ALM Shute, Ed SH Smith, Sean SH, A Stefanchuk, Th ora B SH, ALM 38 OUR VOLUNTEERS

Steiner, Brian A Swanson, Al SH, SA Th ompson, Jack A Turner, Jeanette A Stella, Dean SH, SA Swanson, David F SH, SA Th ompson, John SH, ALM Tveter, Orlo SH, SA Stephen, Marian ALM Swanson, Francine A Th ompson, Lee SH, HLD Twittey, Herb S SH, SA Stephens, David A Swanston, Don J SH, SA Th ompson, Len SH, ALM, HSA Twittey, Margaret L SH, SA Stephens, MaryL SH, ALM, HSA Swanston, Donna SH, ALM Th omson, Patricia G SH, A Tynan, Bill SH, LM Stephenson, Barbara B SH, Swanston, Linda J SH, ALM Th on, Wendy SH, SA Tynan, Colleen J A SA, HSA Swinton, Bill SH, ALM, HSA Th orbjornsen, Tracy A Tynan, Maureen SH, SA Stephenson, Dan SH, SA Switzer, Cathy M SA Th oreson, Julie ALM Tynan, Russ SH, D Stephenson, George SH, SA Switzer, Clay E SH, SA Th oreson, Roy SH, ALM Tynan, Wendy M SH, SA Stevens, Mark ALM Switzer, Sam SH, SA Th orne, Bill S SH, SA Tyrrell, John SH, SA Stevenson, John A Symons, Bill SH, SA Th ornton, Dolores V SH, Tyrrell, Michele A Stewart, Carol D SH, SA Symons, Marilyn SH, ALM ALM, HSA Vajdik, Marcel A Stewart, Don LM Syvenky, Steve A Th ornton, Harold P SH, HLD Valentine, Megan SA Stewart, Don SH, SA Tainsh, Dave L A Th ornton, Lynne SH, SA Valentine, Pat SH, ALM Stewart, Doug SH, ALM Takenaka, Larry T A Th orpe, John SH, LM Valentine, Peter SH, SA Stewart, Frank D A Takken, Connie A Th rasher, Kate D SH, SA Valliere, Lynda SH, ALM Stewart, Frank G. SH, LM Talbot, David SH, HLD Tickles, Ed J SH, ALM, HSA Van Dyck, Peter SH, SA Stewart, Hilary ALM Tanner, Dorothy SH, ALM Tickles, Laurel E SA Van Erkel, Ben SH, SA Stewart, Holly SH, SA Tanner, Lynn SH, SA Tidball, Bill D SH, LM van Gilst, Sarah T.R. A Stiles, Sharon A Tanner, Monti SH, ALM, HSA Tidsbury, Isabella E A Van Ham, Jim A Stilwell, Vic SH, SA Tarbox, Lori SH, SA Tidswell, Kim M A Van Laar, Barry SH, A Stirling, Rob M SH, SA Targett, Bryan SH, ALM Tidswell, Sandy J SH, SA Van Maarion, Christina A Stitt, Jim G SH, SA Taubert, Tracy A Tilley, Wayne SH, ALM Van Mierlo, Dianna A Stock, Carol A Taylor, Beth ALM Tillie, Della SH, A Van Staden, Chris SH, SA Stockwell, Robert SH, SA Taylor, Bill SH, ALM, HSA Tillman, Sharon SH, SA Van Tighem, Peter SH, SA Stott, Kate SH, ALM Taylor, Brian J. A Tittemore, Jim A SH, SA Van Tighem, Tammi A Stott, Ken G SH, LM Taylor, Ellie M SH, LM Tobert, Owen SH, SA Vande Walle, Leo ALM Stout, Bill SH, SA Taylor, Eric T SH, SA Todd, Averil M SH, SA Vanderwiel, Art J SH, SA Stout, Don A Taylor, Fred SH, SA Todd, Bill SH, SA Vanderwiel, Christopher SA Stout, Shane A Taylor, Freddy M SH, SA Toft, Gary SH, LM Vanhoutte, Tom V Strandquist, Halley ALM Taylor, Ken SH, ALM, HSA Tomilson, Susan M SH, SA Vanwalraven, Marlena A Strange, Michael A Taylor, Lyle SH, ALM Tomlin, Denean M SH, A Venini, David J SH, SA Straub, Shane V Taylor, Morley SH, ALM Tomlinson, E. Dale SH, SA Vennard, Gene R SH, ALM Street, David SH, SA Taylor, Paul SH, ALM Tomney, Sue J V Verbonac, Debbie A Street, Glenn SH, D Taylor, Robert SH Tomshak, Mike SA Vesey, Bob SH, SA Strem, Vince A Taylor, Robert SH, SA Torgerson, Gary ALM Vetere, Mario SH, SA Stricharuk, Jack L SH, SA Taylor, Stan B SA Tornberg, Carol ALM Viccars, Bob SH, SA Stroick, Mike SH, SA Taylor, Steve J. V Tough, Allan SH Vickery, Gary A SH, SA Stroman, Fred SH, ALM Taylor-Flexhaug, Myrna L. A Traquair, Brad I A Villeneuve, Alain A Stuart, Al ALM Tegart, Happy SH, ALM Treacy, Bob SH, SA Vincelli, Douglas SH, A Styles, Barry SH, SA Th acker-Bjarnason, Sis ALM Treacy, Donna SH, SA Vine, David SH, SA Suddaby, Darrel L SH, SA Th arp, Bernard SH, LM Treacy, Linton E SH, SA Vipond, Grant ALM Suddaby-Johnson, Tara D Th evenaz, Dave SH Trimble, Harvey SH, SA Virostek, Blaine SH, A SH, SA Th ird, John SH, SA Troughton, Josie A Visser, Arlene SH, SA Sullivunn, Kaye ALM Th omas, Jane M V Tuck, Philip ALM Vogel, Ron E A Sumner, Bill E SH, SA Th omas, Lance N SH, SA Tucker, Mike SA Vogelsang, Annette SH Sumner, Bob SH, HLD Th omas, Linda SA Tucker, Ron ALM Volk, Amanda A Sumner, Joan SH, SA Th ompson, Bob SH, D Tull, Don G A Volk, Connie SH, SA Sunderland, Vyetta SH, A Th ompson, Bonnie SH, SA Tupper, Dave V SH, SA Waddell, Linda SH, SA Suto, Angela SH, ALM Th ompson, Christy A Turel, Rocky R. V Waddell, Wayne A Sveen, Joan SH, SA Th ompson, David SH, ALM Turnbull, Glen B SH, LM Wagner, Erle A Sveinson, Keith SH, LM Th ompson, Debbie SH, SA Turner, Don SH, SA Waldorf, Don SH, SA Swanby, Erik SA Th ompson, Don L SH, LM Turner, Henry J SH, SA Waldron, Keith SH, SA 39 OUR VOLUNTEERS

Walker, Bob SH, ALM Weir, Meryl B SH, SA Williams, Jack SH, ALM Wright, Donald ALM Walker, Drexel B V Weir, Rob SH, ALM, HSA Williams, Judy ALM Wright, Lexi A SA Walker, Edward ALM Weismose, Norm SH, LM Williams, Len SH, SA Wright, Lorelei V Walker, John SA Welch, Irene SH, A Williams, Lennie SH, SA Wright, Murray SH, A Walker, Patti L SH, SA Weldon, Owen M V Williams, Mark J A Wroe, Barry A Wall, Ron A Welsh, Larry J SH, ALM Williamson, Keith M V Wyatt, Donna SH, SA Wallace, Bob ALM Werbisky, Mike ALM Willoughby, Teri SA Wylie, Justian W. V Wallace, Chris ALM Werle, Stephanie C A Wilmot, Fred SH, ALM Wylie, Kelly SA Wallace, Darla R A Wesner, Tara SH, SA Wilson, Bill SH, SA Wylie, Len J SH, LM

“That Alberta identity, the Alberta spirit, are what the Calgary Stampede symbolizes, and what the Stampede has shaped over the last century or more...the Calgary Stampede has helped defi ne what makes Alberta different and what makes it special.” PREMIER RALPH KLEIN, IN A CENTENNIAL ESSAY PUBLISHED IN THE CALGARY HERALD

Wallace, Don SH, ALM West, Fred E SH, LM Wilson, Bob SH, ALM Wylie, Tiff any J V Wallace, Donna SH, ALM West, Gordie SH, SA Wilson, David K A Wyse, Donna SH, SA Wallis, Laurie A West, Kim SH, SA Wilson, Dick ALM Yakunin, Alex ALM Walsh, Bill SH, LM Westerberg, Eric SH, SA Wilson, Don SH, IPP Yeast, Bill SH, SA Walsh, Tom SH, SA Westerberg, Lyndon SH, ALM Wilson, Don SH, SA Yee, Marlaine A Walters, April A Westerson, Joan S A Wilson, Don J. V Yee, Wee SH, D Walters, Bret SH, SA Westlund, Jamie L A Wilson, Ehren A Young, Betty ALM Warawa, Kathryn SA Wetherup, Hal SH, SA Wilson, Helena ALM Young, Beverley SH, A Ward, Deborah D A Wetherup, Jackie M V Wilson, Linda ALM Young, Don J SH, SA Ward, Ron SH, SA Wetherup, Michael A Wilson, Mary Anne V Young, Doug SH, SA Wardner, George B SH, ALM Wettstein, Carl H A Wilson, Penny SH, SA Young, Graham SH, SA Ware, Bob A Whenham, Donn ALM Wilson, Robert ALM Young, Jereme A Warga, John V Whenham, Robin ALM Wilson, Shawn A Young, John ALM Warren, Janice A V Whenham, T.O. ALM Wilson, Steve SH, A Young, Karen ALM Waters, Mark D SH, SA White, Bob ALM Wilton, Sheldon SA Young, Robert SH, PP Watmough, Rusty M SA White, Terry V Windolff , Gladys M SH, SA Younker, Tania L. V Watson, Colette S A White-Tucker, Kerry ALM Winkler, Evelyn C A Yuff e, Hartley SH, ALM, HSA Watson, David R SH, SA Whitfi eld, Jason ALM Winters, Natalie V Yule, Janet A Watt, Gerald SH, SA Whitlie, Geoff A Wise, Keith D. V Zaytsoff , Gloria A Watt, Ian SH, ALM Whitworth, Jack SH, ALM Witbeck, Bill SH, ALM Zboya, Donald G SH, SA Watts, Bill J SH, ALM, HSA Whitworth, Marion SH, ALM Wittmann, Diane SH, SA Zell, Ray SH, ALM, HSA Watts, Dawn A Wichmann, Annette A Wonderham, Peter J V Zeran, Peggy SH, ALM, HSA Way, Bill ALM Wiebe, Horst G ALM Wong, Sam SH, ALM Zickefoose, Sherri V Wearmouth, Sue-Anne V Wiebe, Vic SH, SA Woo, Harvey SH, SA Ziegler, Earl SH, SA Wearmouth, Vicki L SH, A Wiegman, Henry J. A Wood, Barry SH, A Ziegler, Kathleen SA Weaver, Harold A SA Wiens, Heather A Wood, Gerry J SH, SA Ziegler, Sandy SH, SA Weaver, Ross SA Wiersma, Annelies A Woodall, Stephen SH, SA Zimak, Tracy T V Webb, Connie B SH, SA Wiese, Brian S V Woodward, Marian ALM Zipse, Dean SH, SA Webb, Kathleen SH, ALM Wiggan, Al SH, ALM, HSA Woolrich, Earl SH, SA Zipursky, Brad ALM Webber, John W SH, SA Wight, Hunter SH, SA Woolstencroft, Dorothy M V Zukerman, David SH, ALM, HSA Webster, Gordon SH Wildman, Brett SA Worobec, Barb A Zwick, Dan ALM Weerstra, Marjorie M A Wilkes, Perry T SH, SA Wosnock, Ken J SH, ALM, HSA We make every eff ort to ensure our Weidmann, Sonja V Will, Marilyn D V Wray, Doug SH, SA volunteers are properly recognized. If we have made an error with your Weidner, Arlene A SH, SA Williams, Bruce SH, SA Wright, Allen H SH, SA information please contact Volunteer Weiler, Gary J SH, SA Williams, Gloria SH, SA Wright, Cam A SH, SA Services at 261-0452. 40 FULL-TIME STAFF

Aberle, Floyd Blachford, Cameron Davis, Diana Galloway, Lindsey Holm, Jennifer Abramenko, Edith Blair-McDonald, Reah Dawley, Dawn Galoc, Carmen Holmes, Sheri Abramoff , Krista Blakely, William Deakin, David Ganley, Joan Horpinuk, Duane Abugan, Dave Boesch, Carrie Deans, Rand Garnett, Sharon Hunt, Patti

“The Calgary air is always dense with deals, but the Stampede cements old bonds and relationships while building new ones. It is a time to see friends and give to our favourite causes.” WILF GOBERT, VICE-CHAIRMAN OF PETERS & CO. IN THE JULY/AUGUST 2005 ISSUE OF CALGARY INC.

Adjei, Joseph Bowie, Peggy De Baie, Roger Garnett, Gordon Iskra, Edward Ager, Steve Bowley, Doug De Boer, Cynthia Genest, Darcy Iwanylo, Orest Alexander-McBride, Breton, Roger De Boer, Wes George, Matthew James, Jaynie Derek Bronson, Kimberly Delaney, Michael Gleason, Timothy Jardine, Lindsay Alston, Rosemary Brown, Anne Demmers, Rae Ann Goemans, Bart Jeal, Ted Ames, Sandy Burge, Kim Diakowicz, Jim Goll, Dean Jeannotte, Kimberley Anderson, Gordon Burke, Calvin Dirk, Garry Goodman, Raymond Jensen, Caroline Anderson, Grace Burwash, Robin Dober, Holly Gray, Charles Johnson, Bjorn Andrews, Stacey Cairns, Robert Dolhaine, Hilary Grisak, George Johnson, Steven Anhorn, Allison Camozzi, Wendy Donald, Gary Guerrero, Maria Johnson, Jodi Anhorn, Michelle Campanelli, Brett Ebbels, Tannis Gutowski, Michael Jollimore, Pauline Annear, Tom Campbell, Jan Edwards, Shauna Hagel, Pam Kamitomo, Aaron Armitage, Douglas Carew, Ronald Elias, Roy Hagel, Kevin Kelly-Gravelle, Eileen Armstrong, Gary Carr, Brent Elliott, David Halls, Kimberly Kelsey, Allen Axelson, Ken Carruthers, Bonnie Ens, Rick Hanchar, Brenda Kendrick, Tim Babin, Laura Carson, Shauna Ens, Wendy Harrison, Paul Kimball, Vernon Badger, Aaron Carter, Marilyn Esposito, Felicia Hartford, Diana Kinden, Corey Bain, Garry Casale, Cecelia Fache, Gordon Hasper, David King, William Balabas, Laryssa Chapman, Jennifer Ferguson, Debra Hasper, Cristina Knight, Ken Barker, Neil Chittick, Brian Finch, Cheri Hauser, Deborah Kohinski, Louis Barlaro, Paula Chmiel, Laura Fogleman, Wendy Hawley, Susan Kunimoto, Kimberly Barnes, Jodi Clarke, Lisa Forsyth, Caroline Hayward, Gregory Kusinski, Joanna Bartel-Cox, Mitzi Cleghorn, Dana Forsyth, Harold Headley, Anthony Kwong, William Bartley, Jo-Ann Connell, Warren Foster, Steven Henning, Robert Lachapelle, Jacqueline Basque, Elizabeth Cook, Joanne Fournie, Jackie Hess, Howard Lacoste, Michelle Basque, Vera Couture, Brenda Fraser, Doug Hickman, David Ladha, Anar Bassett, Doug Cox, Beverly Freiday, Lloyd Higdon, Gerry Laliberte, Paul Beauchamp, Rita Crawford, Terrill Friesen, Mike Hislop, Newton Lamb, Christopher Beck, David Crook, Lawrence Fritz, Max Hobart, James Landra, Margaret Bell, Ben Crumb, Cortland Gaab, Colleen Hodgins, Jack Laurendeau, James Bellingham, James Dale, Derek Gabriel, Paul Hoehn, Andria Lawrence, Peter Bews, Tony Davis, Cheryl Gallinger, Kenneth Holden, Linda Lawson, Candace 41 FULL-TIME STAFF

Laycraft, Catherine Mills, Sharon Rizzuto, Judy Stellar, Roy Wiebe, Timothy Leavitt, Brian Morrison, Monique Robbins, Joanna Sterling, Brian Wilson, Chad Lee, Keith Morrison, Jannice Robinson, Graeme Stewart, Dave Wise, Robert Lessard, James Morrow, Paul Rodgers, Kenneth Stewart, Don Wittup, Jackson Littley, Shirley Muench, Mark Rogers, Bonnie Stewart, Dennis Wojtas, Slawomir Longmuir, Linda Mulligan, Kevin Rohl, Stephen Stickley, Robin Wood, Laurel Ma, Paul Murfin, Terry Rosenberg, Paul Stutsky, Tracy Wozny, Jeanette MacDonald, Sarah Murray, Susan Ross, Erik Suel, Cheryl Wright, Allison MacEachern, Tom Musgrave, Robert Rothwell, Scott Sugden, Jennifer Wright, Bruce Machiskinic, Doreen Nearing, Laura Rowan-Schmit, Cherie Tan, Isaac Wyatt, Jeffrey MacIsaac, Olivera Newinger, Donald Rurak, Terry Teare, Donald Yeadon, Sue

“The 2006 Calgary Stampede Rodeo...could dramatically affect the way that the sport’s big-time shows appeal to fans and treat competitors. Calgary must be commended for taking matters into its own hands and thinking big.” Star-Telegram (Fort Worth, Dallas), Nov. 1, 2005, about the new rodeo format to be introduced in 2006

MacLennan, Lisa Nicholson, Jayne Saarenoja, Jouni Then, Tracy Yeast, Sharon Maerz, Chantelle Niebergall, Darren Sabourin, Todd Thomas, Gerald Yee, Karen Mape, Rey O’Neil, John Sarsfield, George Thomas, Lori Young, Jim Marklund, Cathy Oliver, Garry Savic, Nada Thompson, Kevin Young, Pearl Marrington, Keith Palosanu, George Scheidt, Darlene Tinkler, Kerrie Yuong, Norman Martin, Bill Pascoe, Gordon Schild, Laurie To, Kim Zalapski, Adine Mattila, Lisa Patram, Sherry Schulthies, Robyn Tocheniuk, Bev Zbytnuik, Jeri-lyn Mayo, Kimberley Payne, Walter Seguin, Come Tocheniuk, Shannon McAfee, Sandy Pearce, Ed Sewell, David Trottier, Alynn We also remember McCabe, Sean Pedersen, Mike Sharp, Mike Tursic, Safeta the significant McCann, Emily Pegler, Tracey Shaw, Neil Van Gelder, Richard contributions of an McCarthy, Greg Pennoyer, Kelley Simmons, Gail Vastag, Sandor employee who passed McCarthy, Maureen Pon, Patrick Simpson, Hal Voth, Shirley away in 2005. We bid McCleary, Catherine Poole, Gail Sitter, Valerie Vuong, Anne a sad final farewell to: McCullough, Kirk Powlan, Gay Slof, Jeff Warder, Brett Dwayne Forseth McFadzen, Marty Proudfoot, Rod Smith, Darryl Watson, Leslie McGrath, Anita Pyne, Ann Smith, Stephanie Webb, Susan McGrath, Barry Racette, Gail Snowden, Barry Webb, Adrian McHugh, Gerry Radke, James Sobuliak, Cathy Weidinger, Carrie McIntyre, Linda Ramage, Alan Speckeen, Lonnie Weir, Carole McNeil, Neil Read, Tracey Speedy, Angelica Weiss, Jordana McQueen, Bradley Rehill, Ken Spreeman, Grace Welsh, Kenneth Meding, Vern Reid, Mitchell Sproul, James White, Gordon Mercer, Tyler Reid, Tracy Stang, Lesley Whitney, Amanda Metz, Patricia Riach, Alex Steele, David Whittingham, Marc Millions, Tara Rice, JT Steele, Susan Whittle, Michael 42 SPONSORS

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Ledcor Construction Oster Professional Products Rocky View Ranch Two W Livestock Limited Overland Upholstery & Rogers Insurance Ltd. Tyke West Long & McQuade Musical Restorations Rona UFA Member Relations Instruments Ltd. Panasonic Canada Inc. Sears Canada Inc. Unocal Canada Limited Loose Shoe Magazine Panther Industries Inc. Seating U Valhalla Homes Luna Clark Taniguchi PBA Land Developments Selling Success Inc. Valiant Ranches Ltd. Lynnwood Drugs Peloton Service Master Van Ginkel, Paul M&A Holdings Pensak, Tony Dr. Setter Developments Vic Firth Inc. MacLean, R.D. Photo ID/Security Cards Shayne Carter Tools W3 Design.ca Martin Newby Consulting Planche, Don Sign World Alberta Ltd. Wade Adams Enterprises McDonough, Steve Porter Trucking Ltd. Spray Lake Sawmills West Canadian Graphics McIlveen Lumber Industries PowerFill Stampede Steel Western Equine (Alta.) Ltd. PowerNet Computer Status Engineering Enterprises Inc. McKwynne Diesel Systems Inc. Stebnicki Robertson & Western International Performance Procurity Pharmacy Associates Ltd. Plastics Ltd. McLeod & Company LLP Services Inc. Stephens, Virgil Whidden, Paul Dr. McPherson & Th om Ltd. Professional Farrier Studio Y Creations Inc. Whissell Contracting Meston Livestock Transport Supply Inc. Styles Day Spa 2000 Calgary Ltd. Millennium Pure Country Meats TEC - Th e Executive White’s Flowers Technologies Ltd. Quality Assured Seeds Committee Ltd. Winner’s Circle Trophies & Mitchell, Phil Dr. R Robinson Transport Th e Bolt Supply House Awards Inc. Montana Silversmiths R.C. Purdy Chocolates Ltd. Th e Gleddie Family Montrose Mortgage Rafter Six Ranch Resort Th e New Hatchwear HABITAT FOR Moors, Gord Rahr Malting Canada Ltd. Th e Norcal Group HUMANITY SPONSORS Mount Royal College RBC Royal Bank TIH Consulting Cohos Evamy Partners New West Fluid Re/Max Time Frame Construction Qualico Communities Management Inc. River Cafe Tom’s House of Pizza Rockford Developments Norcal Construction Inc. Rob Laidlaw/Acumen Tony Roma’s York Shaw Building Movers Norwest Labs Capital Finance Tourism Calgary We make every eff ort to ensure our Nova Pharm Partners Ltd. Transfeeder Inc. sponsors are properly recognized. Oak Environmental Inc. Rocky Butte Ranches Triple T Oilfi eld Services If we have made an error with your information please contact the Olds College Rocky Mountain TRL & Associates Ltd. Sponsorship department at 261-9355. Ontario Farriers Association Pools & Spas Ltd. Trotter & Morton

A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR GOVERNMENT PARTNERS Th e City of Calgary Th e City of Calgary has been a long time partner of the Calgary Exhibition & Stampede, providing the 193-acre lease, approving the Stampede’s land use application for expansion and approving a bylaw to increase and partially guarantee the Stampede’s borrowing capacity. Government of Alberta Th e Government of Alberta, through the Alberta Lottery Fund, provides funding support for the Stampede’s facilities and programs. In 2005, the Stampede received an increase in operating funds to $10 million per year. Th e Stampede also received the fi rst of 10 installments of $250,000 a year to enhance the Calgary Stampede festival. A Centennial grant of $35 million will be used for the future expansion of the Roundup Centre. With this generous and ongoing support from Th e City of Calgary, Government of Alberta and the Alberta Lottery Fund, the Stampede will continue to preserve and promote western heritage and values and ultimately achieve our vision to enhance Stampede Park as the gathering place for Calgary, Alberta, and Canada. 2005 CALGARY STAMPEDE EVENT CHAMPIONS

SADDLE BRONC RIDING $50,000 Champion Rod Hay Reserve Champion Bryce Miller BAREBACK RIDING $50,000 Champion Davey Shields Jr. Reserve Champion Kelly Timberman BULL RIDING $50,000 Champion Chris Hansen Reserve Champion Tyrel Jensen TIE-DOWN ROPING $50,000 Champion Alwin Bouchard Reserve Champion Joe Beaver STEER WRESTLING $50,000 Champion Beau Franzen Reserve Champions – tie Jonathan Ragatz & Ronnie Fields BARREL RACING $50,000 Champion Molly Powell Reserve Champion Jill Bishop NOVICE SADDLE BRONC RIDING Justin Berg NOVICE BAREBACK RIDING Todd Shelton BOYS’ STEER RIDING Tanner Byrne HORSE RACE Dan Brown COW MILKING Baillie Milan ALL AROUND Joshua Peak GUY WEADICK MEMORIAL AWARD Rick Fraser Runners Up Lee Laskosky & Rod Hay CHAMPION SADDLE BRONC KKS 354 Cool Alley CHAMPION BAREBACK BRONC C G-65 Grated Coconut CHAMPION BULL KB 666 Shiver N Shake GMC RANGELAND DERBY Aggregate Luke Tournier – Friends of Heritage Park $50,000 Luke Tournier – Friends of Heritage Park Rookie Award Ryan Preece Safety Award Buddy Bensmiller

2005 STAMPEDE ROYAL TRIO (L-R): Princess Justine Milner, Queen Lauren MacLennan, Princess Coleen Crowe Calgary Exhibition & Stampede Box 1060, Station M Calgary, Alberta T2P 2K8 Phone: North America 1-800-661-1260 Local 403-261-0101 www.calgarystampede.com