April 2015 - Canadian Cowboys Association

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April 2015
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April 10th
April 10-11, 2015 Evening
only
Stettler Ag Society
Instructor:
Winston Br uce Matt
Lait
Stock:
Big Countr y Rodeo
(Weatherly),
Frank Wyzykowski,
Calvin Meston,
Justin Twogood
Cost: $300
For more details or to
register contact
Melissa Bur ton
403-556-9890 or
[email protected]
May 30 & 31, 2015
Bowden Ag Society
Instructor:
Wacey Nash
Rick Nash
BEGINNERS ARE
WELCOME!
Stock:
Tom Schuckburgh
For more details or to
register contact
Melissa Bur ton
403-556-9890 or
Cost: $300
[email protected]
Hanover Ag Society | HAS Rough Stock Riding School
Hanover Ag Rough Stock School is back May 15 & 16, 2015.
We are honored to have Kelly Millward
returning as our Bull Fighting instructor.
Kelly was the first ever Canadian bull
fighter invited to fight the Junior High
National Finals Rodeo in 2014. Joining Kelly
on the Bull Riding / Steer Riding side is
Manitoba's own Ben Kinkead. Ben is a 2 time
Canadian Cowboys Association Champion
and a great teacher with a huge passion for
the sport. Full registration information is
available at www.hanoverag.com/ or
text/call Curtis @ 204-371-2950 book you spot today as they will fill up fast! Email completed
form to [email protected] and drop your deposit in the mail or pay with PayPal.
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CANADIAN COWBOYS ASSOCIATION
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Financial Strategies
2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORS CONTACT LIST
TITLE
NAME
TERM
Shylo Claypool
2015-2017
Vice President
Kevin Larson
2014-2016
Stock
Contractor Rep
Carl Barrett
2015-2017 3621 Mason Ave Regina, SK S4S 2Z1 306-584-3427 306-537-3608 306-584-5144
Director
Cody Getz
2015-2017
Box 264 Balgonie, SK S0G 0E0
306-771-2201 306-536-5229
[email protected]
Director
Shawn Francis
2015-2017
RR #1 Zehner, SK S0k 5K0
306-949-0504 306-531-8977
[email protected]
Director
Jim Lawrence
2014-2016
RR #2 Kennedy, SK S0G 2R0
306-538-4477 306-495-7655 306-736-7920
[email protected]
Box 322 Yellowgrass, SK S0G 5J0
306-891-6340
[email protected]
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MAILING ADDRESS
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FAX #
EMAIL
710 Victoria Street Indian Head, SK
306-695-3600 306-551-3773
S0G 2K0
Box 306 Delisle, SK S0L 0P0
[email protected]
[email protected]
306-934-3185 306-715-5335 306-955-8946
N/A
Director
Robert Schmidt 2014-2016
Director
Scott Sigfusson
2014-2016
Box 520 Davidson, SK S0G 1A0
306-561-7737
[email protected]
Committee Rep
Robin Poirier
2014-2016
Box 70 Fir Mountain, SK S0H 1P0
306-266-2001 306-640-9903 306-266-2199
[email protected]
Committee Rep
Uli Cartman
2015-2017
Saddle Bronc
Kirk Thompson
Director
Bareback
Brady Bertram
Director
Tie Down
Tyler Getz
Roping Director
Team Roping
Vince Traynor
Director
Bull Riding
J.J. Koopman
Director
Steer Wrestling
Garett Story
Director
Ladies Barrel
Dawn Goebel
Racing Director
1665N Railway St.W. Swift Current,
306-773-7800 306-741-0685 306-773-7802
SK S9H 5G3
[email protected]
2014-2016 544 4TH St. Brandon, MB R7A 3H4 204-761-3124
306-661-7903
[email protected]
Box 322 Lucky Lake, SK S0L 1Z0
306-858-2223 306-858-7515
[email protected]
2014-2016
Box 534 Gull Lake, SK S0N 1A0
306-230-5304
[email protected]
2015-2017
Box 84 Jansen, SK S0K 2B0
306-260-9581
[email protected]
2015-2017
Box 3 Netherhill, SK S0L 2M0
306-460-4026
[email protected]
2015-2017
Box 1185 Grenfell, SK S0G 2B0
306-697-7740 306-697-7740
[email protected]
2014-2016
Box 204 Piapot, SK S0N 1Y0
2014-2016
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Turnout Information
TURN OUTS - Contestants
If you have to Turn Out, you MUST call the
Turn Out Line at 306-721-2705 and leave a
message. In your message include your name,
membership # the rodeo and the reason you
are turning out. For Dual Approved Rodeos,
you MUST call the LEAD Association to Turn
Out. If you Turn Out using a Medical or Vet
Release, you MUST send a Doctor or Vet note
to the CCA office within 10 days of the Turn
Out to avoid being fined.
NOTE: ALL TURN OUTS COME WITH
APPLICABLE FEES AND/OR FINES,
INCLUDING
MEDICAL
&
VET
RELEASES. If you Turn Out you are
responsible to contact the CCA office to pay
any outstanding fees or fines as a result.
Please refer to the CCA Rulebook for all Turn
Out rules
TURN OUTS - Secretaries
The Secretary is responsible for checking
the Turn Out Line. Once you obtain the
information for your rodeo PLEASE ERASE
the message.
Please record all Turn Outs on the Infraction
Report Form by following these guidelines:
•Record the Member # of the contestant.
•Record the first and last name of the
contestant.
•Indicate the type of Turn Out:
NTO Notified Turn Out
NN Non-Notified Turn Out if
contestant fails to show without
proper notification
DR Doctor/Medical Release
VIS Visible Release
VET Vet Release for Barrel Racers only
CNP Competed Not Paid
•Refer to the receipt for the amount still owed
by the contestant and record it on the form.
If
a
contestant
has
used
a
medical/vet/visible release and has paid
their fees at the rodeo, please indicate this
by writing “fees paid” in the amount owing
section of the form.
•The type of Turn Out must also be recorded
on the Contestant Receipts and Judge Cards.
Double Entries
The CCA will be allowing double entries at
rodeos where there is 6 or less contestants
entered in a major event. At the time of entry
contestants will have to indicate whether or
not they would like to double enter if their
event/events meet this criteria. If after the
•Please record any other infractions or fines
assessed by Judges on the Infraction Report
Form.
The Medical/Vet Release or Visible Release
form must be completed in full and signed by
the Judges. With all releases being on one
form, you must ensure that the contestant
completes the appropriate section of the
form. It is IMPORTANT to indicate ALL
RODEOS that the release will be used for.
In the event that one Team Roping partner
turns out, the remaining partner will be
allowed to pick up another partner who is a
member in good standing with the CCA and is
not already entered in the Team Roping event
for that rodeo. The replacement partner must
pay all applicable fees. Any unpaid fees will be
the responsibility of the partner that turned
out. The turned out partner must be recorded
on the Infraction Report, and you must
indicate who the replacement partner was and
the amount of fees that were paid on behalf
of the turned out partner.
MEMBERSHIPS &
close of entries there are 6 or less contestants,
those that chose double entry will be entered a
second time. The rodeo will count as 1 rodeo
for rodeo count but all money won will count
toward standings.
FINES
Please renew your CCA
memberships and clear up fines.
Thanks
5th Annual RoughStock School
Saddle Bronc & Bareback Riding
May 8, 9 & 10, 2015
Instructors:
Lee Sinclair, Tyler Cronkite, Ross Smith & Dwight Dokken
Bill Gomersall Memorial Arena
Moose Jaw, SK
(located behind the Golden Mile Arena)
$250 per student
-all students are required to sign waivers-parents to sign for minors
Contact for questions & registration:
Lee Bellows: H) 306.693.7533, C) 306.690.1300
Shawn Francis: C) 306.531.8977
Lee Sinclair: 306.570.9506 or [email protected]
High School Level HorsesNo Wildies Or Try Out Horses, All Chute Broke
Ambulance On-Site
Qualified Pick Up Men
Stock Contractors, Instructors & Chute Help
are all experienced volunteers
2015 RODEO SCHEDULE
CCA Insurance
Change
The Canadian Cowboys Association has
reviewed and updated their Liability Insurance.
What this change means is that the CCA no
longer has Spectator Liability Insurance. This
insurance covered committee members and
volunteers at each rodeo. This now becomes the
responsibility of the rodeo committees to
provide.
All photos in Rodeo News are courtesy of
Lewis Images unless otherwise stated.
Rodeo
Location
Date
Tisdale Rambler Rodeo dual MRCA
Tisdale, SK
APRIL 10 & 11
Pierson Indoor Rodeo dual MRCA & RRA
Pierson, MB
APRIL 17 & 18
North Battleford Kinsmen Indoor Rodeo - PEAVEY MART TOUR
North Battleford, SK
APRIL 24-26
Dean Anthony Memorial Rodeo
Mankota, SK
MAY 22 & 23
Unity Western Days dual CRA - PEAVEY MART TOUR
Unity, SK
MAY 23 & 24
Kinderseley Indoor Rodeo dual CRA - PEAVEY MART TOUR
Kindersley, SK
MAY 28-30
Cadogan Stampede
Cadogan, AB
Warman Diamond Rodeo
Warman, SK
JUNE 5-7
Eston Rodeo dual CRA - PEAVEY MART TOUR
Eston, SK
JUNE 5 & 6
Stettler Steel Wheel Stampede dual CRA - PEAVEY MART TOUR
Stettler, AB
JUNE 12 & 13
Lancer Sandhill Rodeo - PEAVEY MART TOUR
Lancer, SK
JUNE 13 & 14
Pilot Butte Community Rodeo dual MRCA
Pilot Butte, SK
JUNE 19-21
Long Creek Rodeo dual MRCA
Radville, SK
JUNE 20 & 21
Foremost Rodeo dual CRA - PEAVEY MART TOUR
Foremost, AB
JUNE 19-21
Couttsgrass Rodeo dual CRA - PEAVEY MART TOUR
Coutts, AB
JUNE 20 & 21
Frontier Days Rodeo dual CRA - PEAVEY MART TOUR
Swift Current, SK
JUNE 26-28
Onion Lake Rodeo
Onion Lake, SK
JUNE 27 & 28
Arrowwood Ag Society Rodeo dual CRA - PEAVEY MART TOUR
Arrowwood, AB
JUNE 27 & 28
Raymond CRA Lead
Raymond AB
JUNE 30 & JULY 1
Central Butte Rodeo
Central Butte, SK
JULY 3 & 4
Moosomin Rodeo dual MRCA
Moosomin, SK
JULY 3 & 4
Carlton Trail Rodeo dual MRCA
Kelliher, SK
JULY 4 & 5
Wood Mountain Stampede dual CRA
Wood Mountain, SK
JULY 10-12
Selkirk Triple S Fair & Rodeo MRCA Lead
Selkirk, MB
JULY 11 & 12
Gilbert Plains Rodeo dual MRCA
Gilbert Plains, MB
JULY 11 & 12
Boomtown Days Stampede dual CRA - PEAVEY MART TOUR
Shaunavon, SK
JULY 17 & 18
Weyburn Ag Society Rodeo dual MRCA
Weyburn, SK
JULY 18 & 19
Austin Threshermans Reunion & Stampede dual MRCA
Austin, MB
JULY 23-26
Northwest Roundup & Exhibition dual MRCA
Swan River, MB
JULY 24-26
Lakeshore Stampede
Elbow, SK
JULY 24-26
Herbert Stampede dual CRA
Herbert, SK
JULY 31 AUGUST 2&3
Bow Island CRA Lead
Bow Island, AB
JULY 31 AUGUST 1
Reno Rodeo - PEAVEY MART TOUR
Consul, SK
AUGUST 1 & 2
Writing On Stone CRA Lead
Writing On Stone, AB
AUGUST 2 & 3
Cardston Rodeo CRA Lead
Cardston, AB
AUGUST 7 & 8
Whitewood/Chacachas Rodeo dual MRCA
Whitewood, SK
AUGUST 7-9
Kyle Community Rodeo dual CRA - PEAVEY MART TOUR
Kyle, SK
AUGUST 8 & 9
Virden MRCA Lead
Virden MB
AUGUST 14-16
Hanover Ag Fair & Rodeo MRCA Lead
Grunthal, MB
AUGUST 15 & 16
Edam Rodeo - PEAVEY MART TOUR
Edam, SK
AUGUST 21 & 22
Halkirk Bull A Rama (Special Event)
Halkirk, AB
AUGUST 22
Sedgewick Roughstock Rodeo (Special Event)
Sedgewick, AB
AUGUST 23
RoughnReady Roughstock Event (Special Event) dual MRCA
Stoughton, SK
SEPTEMBER 5
Ashern Rodeo MRCA Lead
Ashern, MB
SEPTEMBER 5 & 6
Estevan Exhibition CCA Rodeo
Estevan, SK
SEPTEMBER 4 & 5
Beausajour
Beausajour MB
SEPTEMBER 12 &13
Bob Larson Memorial Rodeo dual MRCA - PEAVEY MART TOUR
Val Marie, SK
SEPTEMBER 18 & 19
Kamsack & District Indoor Rodeo dual MRCA
Kamsack, SK
SEPTEMBER 25 & 26
Beechy Western Days dual CRA
Beechy, SK
SEPTEMBER 25-27
Bowsman Bull-A-Rama (Special Event)
Bowsman, MB
OCTOBER 3
Dodge City Days dual MRCA
Wapella, SK
OCTOBER 9 & 10
2014 CCA FINALS AND YEAR END SPONSORS
Corporate Sponsors
Peavey Mart - CCA Presenting sponsor
OKTire
Affinity Credit Union/Credential Financial Strategies
Finals Coats
Westar Printers
Peavey Mart
OK Tire
Broda Group
Cowtown
OLS Tubs
Three Star Trucking
Bud Lite
Carroll Original Wear
Cowboy/Cowgirl of the Year
Year End Buckle
Youth of Rodeo
Westar Printers
Official CCA Printers
Eldorado County Rock Bar
Official Host Bar of the CCA
Eldorado Country Rock Bar
Finals Saddles
Saddle Bronc - Lipsett Cartage
Bareback - Incline Environmental Inc.
Bullriding - Bar T Services, Paul Tremblay
Tie Down Roping - High Plains Ranch Supply
Team Roping Header - Cowtown
Finals Buckles
Bullriding - Friends of Bert Thompson
(Shylo Claypool & Blair Hanson)
Tie Down Roping - Rawhide Supplements
Team Roping Header - Classic Vac Trucking
Steer Wrestling - Sea Minerals FA
Contestant Back Number
Saddle Bronc - Lipsett Cartage
Tie Down Roping - Chris Parrott
- Realty One Real Estate
Tie Down Roping - Chris Parrott Realty One Real Estate
Junior Girls Barrels - Affinity Credit Union,
Rochdale Branch
Hi Point - OK Tire
All Around - OK Tire
Arena Banners
Peavey Mart
OK Tire
Affinity Credit Union/Credential Financial Strategies
Horse of the Year
Tie Down Roping - Getz Family
Team Roping Header - Star Press Inc.
Team Roping Heeler - Star Press Inc.
Steer Wrestling - Cartin & Associates
Hazing - Lifeline General Insurance
Ladies Barrel Racing - Frontier Adjusters
Junior Girls Barrel Racing
- Grad's Percherons & Quarter Horses
PLEASE MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO SUPPORT THE GENEROUS SPONSORS OF THE
CANADIAN COWBOYS ASSOCIATION. THEY SUPPORT CCA RODEO!
The Canadian Cowboys Association is proud
to announce the Peavey Mart Rodeo Tour!
The tour will consist of 15 rodeos on the west side of Saskatchewan and
into Alberta. The winners of the Tour in each of the 7 major events will
earn the 11th qualifying spot to the CCA Finals at Agribition in November.
The ground rules and a list of the rodeos included in the Peavey Mart Tour
can be found below...
1. Contestants must compete in
12 out of 15 rodeos in their
event to be eligible for a
qualifying spot at the CCA
Finals.
2. If the contestant is already
qualified within the top ten
standings of their event then
the next eligible contestant in
the tour standings will be
awarded
the
finals
qualification.
3. In the case of a tie for points
within the tour standings, the
finals qualification will be
awarded to the contestant with
the highest money earnings in
the CCA Standings.
4. Points will be awarded from 1st
to 5th at each of the tour
rodeos regardless of money
added or placing paid. The
point structure will be as
follows: 1st = 50 points, 2nd
= 40, 3rd = 30, 4th = 20, 5th
= 10.
5. Points will only be awarded
when there is a placing paid
out (no ground splits).
Placing’s resulting in a tie at
tour rodeos will result in
points being divided in the
same manner as the payouts
for a tie at CCA sanctioned
rodeos.
The following rodeos will
Peavey Mart Tour Rodeos:
be
1. North Battleford – Kinsmen Rodeo April 24, 25 & 26
2. Unity – Western Days May 23 & 24
3. Kindersley – Indoor Rodeo May 28, 29 & 30
4. Eston June 5 & 6
5. Stettler – Steel Wheel Rodeo June 12 & 13
6. Lancer – Sandhill Rodeo June 13 & 14
7. Foremost June 19, 20 & 21
8. Coutts – Couttsgrass Rodeo June 20 & 21
9. Swift Current – Frontier Days June 26, 27 & 28
10. Arrowwood – Ag Society Rodeo June 27 & 28
11. Shaunavon – Boomtown Days Stampede July 17 & 18
12. Consul – Reno Rodeo August 1 & 2
13. Kyle – Community Rodeo August 8 & 9
14. Edam – Indoor Rodeo August 21 & 22
15. Val Marie – Bob Larson Memorial Rodeo
September 18 & 19
For questions regarding the tour please contact
Robert Schmidt (Director at Large)
CCA Rodeo Presented in part by
Mart
POPESCUL, George
(March 19, 1932 – February 12,
2015)
George Popescul, long-time Cowboy
and Rancher of Scout Lake, SK
passed away on February 12 , 2015,
at the age of 82 years, with his
family by his side. George is
SURVIVED BY his loving wife of 53
years, Margaret (nee Munteanu);
son, Wade (Louise, nee Linthicum);
daughters,
Carolyn
(Neil)
MacDonald; Jodi Popescul Klind,
Gina
(Lyle) Stewart; Nine
grandchildren: Nevada Roy, Riley
Roy, Jesse Popescul, Tyler Popescul,
Jade Popescul, Cassidy Klind, Kylee
Klind, Brooke Stewart, and Emily
Stewart; and great grand-daughter,
Rayla Marjorie Skinner; Sisters,
Genevieve (Alister) Polson, Loretta
(Pat) Franks. Nephews and neices:
Arnold (Karin) Godin,
Bonnie
(Ross) Gyman, Wesley (Karen)
Popescul, , Gary (Rita) Hovey, Fred
Hovey, Rick (Joanne) Hovey, Terry
(Robert) Thibault, Bernice (Dave)
Church, Ken (Sharon) Polson, Gail
(John) Linscott , Patricia (Mark)
Heagy, Shane (Tammy) Franks.
George is survived by his
Brother-in-law,
Leo
(Marilyn)
Munteanu; Sister-in-laws, Patricia
Bauer, Virginina (Don) Punga, Rene
(Vern) Barrett, Betty Munteanu.
Numerous nephews , nieces and
cousins. George is PREDECEASED
BY his parents, Vasile and Verona
(nee Banilevik) Popescul; sisters:
Mary & Lawrence Godin, Georgina
&Les Hovey, Margaret & Eli
Petrescu; brother: Peter & Rosalie
Popescul. Niece Bernice Petrescu
and nephew Billy Godin. Brothers &
sisters-in-laws: Mary Tonita, Nick
Munteanu, George & Marilyn
Munteanu, Betty Erickson, Anne
and Robert Jones, Olymipia & Ivor
Bain, Lee and Katie (nee Munteanu)
Bansescu; Brother-in-law, Larry
Bauer, nephew s Dwayne Johnson,
Lorne Johnson Connie Bansescu.
Prayer Service was held Thur. Feb.
19th, 2015 at Piche-Hawkins
Funeral Chapel, Pastors Marlin
Juelle & Lionel Moffatt presiding.
Romanian
Orthodox
Funeral
Service was held Friday, Feb. 20th,
2015 in the Wood Mountain
Community Hall, Fr. Cosmin Sicoe
officiating, Cantor: Don Punga,
Cross Bearer: Arnold Godin, Banner
Bearers: Brent Punga, Daniel
Marcenko.
Active
Pallbearers:
Grandsons Jesse Popescul, Tyler
Popescul, Riley Roy, nephews Rocky
Munteanu, Gary Hovey, and friend,
Larry Marr. Honoury Pallbearers:
Al and Gene Polson, Pat and Loretta
Franks, Alec and Ida Beatul, Robert
and Terry Thiabault, Ken Polson,
Doug Wilkinson.
Mark Elford
opened the service with How Great
Thou Art. Special Song ‘A Cowboy’s
Last Ride’ closed the service.
George’s body was laid to rest in the
Elm Springs Cemetery, his trusted
horse Fiddle standing near by as
friend Mark Elford sang with his
guitar ‘Back in the Saddle Again’.
Following the burial & lunch, a
program followed.
Tribute was
given
by
all
George’s
Granddaughters with a special song
‘Grandpa, Tell Me ‘Bout the Good
Old Days’ sung by Jade Popescul,
Brooke & Emily Stewart.
George was born in the Elm
Springs district March 19, 1932, on
the Popescul family homestead. In
1937 his father, Vasile (known to all
as Bill), bought a quarter of land to
the south. In the spring, the family
moved by wagon through the valley
to their new home. The saskatoon
trees were in blossom, and the
beauty of the prairie hills smelled
and looked like a paradise. George
recalls many trips when he, and his
Dad by wagon; moved all they
owned to their new homestead. That
was the beginning of what is known
today, as the Rolling Hills G9 Ranch.
He attended Parker’s Bluff School
until Grade 8, then began his
life-long work as a Cowboy, in 1946.
From this early age of 14, George
kept records of the Popescul family
operation – the cattle, the horses,
pigs, ducks and chickens. What a
treasure to have his records from
1946 spanning his entire ranching
life; 68 years.
George married
Maragret Munteanu on Dec. 29,
1961. They raised four children,
eldest son Wade(born 1963) and
three daughters, Carolyn (born
1965), Jodi (born 1972) and Gina
(born 1973). George and Margaret
lived off the land, and developed the
beautiful Rolling Hills G9 Ranch
where they lived until George’s
death. He never planned on
retirement - he was thankful for his
ranch work – it was what he loved to
do. George & Margaret spent many
of their winter months travelling to
Arizona to the warmer climates
George at 1974 CCA CHAMPIONSHIP Winners Banquet
PHOTO: Front L-R Don Smith (Bull Riding &All-Around),
George Popescul (Calf Roping) Doug Wilkinson (Steer Wresting)
Back Row L-R Clint Morin (JR Saddle Bronc), Sharon Collins
(Ladies Barrel Racing), Glen Buchta (Saddle Bronc),
El Hornberger (Bareback)
where they enjoyed visiting family
and old cowboy friends, watching
the grand children at the
team-roping, singing at the jam
sessions and playing cards with Don
and Virg.
George was known in many
circles of life. He was a horseman
and rodeo cowboy who traveled the
(CCA) circuit, since it’s beginning.
George had a strong desire to be a
champion. He had a tremendous
work & practise ethic - many hours
were spent training and making
sure his horses were in good
working condition.
Margaret
remembers him saying, ‘just one
more pen’ - as it was getting dark in
the practise arena.
He and his
most-prized Calf Horse, Cinnamon
won the Championship Calf Roping
title in the CCA in 1974. George
travelled the rodeo circuit for many
years remained a gold-card member
of the CCA. He also traveled on the
Senior
Old-Timer
Rodeo
Association toward the end of his
roping career. Many good times and
stories will remain from those who
traveled with George on the rodeo
trail.
Long-time friends and
travelling partners were George
Pana, Nicki Nicholson, Sid Amel,
Barry Boggust, Larry Jackobson,
Doug Wilkinson, Dale Pillar and
Kyreon Rood. George was proud to
see his children and grandchildren
continuing on in the sport of rodeo
and enjoying the cowboy way of life.
George
was
a
true
cattleman. He & Margaret raised
and sold Purebred Hereford Bulls,
and for many years raised pure-bred
Horned Herefords along with their
commercial herd. In the 1980’s they
started taking cattle to the
Canadian Western Agribition in
Regina, SK. Most memorable were
the years both Grand Champion
Pen of Steers and Heifers were won.
Registered Quarter Horses were
always for sale at the G9 and George
& Margaret took much pride in
breeding good mares and raising
good colt prospects. George had an
eye for a good horse and enjoyed
training many in his lifetime. He
was still halter breaking colts and
riding the range in his 80s. He took
great satisfaction from his work an
enjoyed building a good fence.
George also farmed many years
through the decades. He enjoyed
the days of thrashing when he could
drive a team of horses with a rack
full of sheaves. The work was hard;
but those were times George had
fond memories of. In 1948, for his
winter wages, George’s father
bought him a
Gibson guitar.
George had a way of bringing life to
the party and the many events he
was at. He enjoyed sharing a song
or two; and in his early years played
with a few different orchestras for
dances and local gatherings. He lost
a finger in a swather in the early
50’s, but he persevered and
continued to play. He sure could
make that guitar ring.
George
enjoyed taking the stage, singing
with local bands, jam sessions and
playing with the Rockglen Pickers.
When he was 80, he went in to Dave
Sheldon’s recording studio and cut
an album of favourite old cowboy
songs. What a gift that is for those
of us who remain. His favourites
were Pour Me Another Cup of
Coffee, Hang the Key In the
Bunkhouse,
Golden
Rocket,
Eighteen Inches of Rain and Too Old
To Die Young.
George was a member of
the Wood Mountain Rodeo and Rec.
Club for over 50 years. He took
great pride in his role as a Director;
and over the years gave great effort
and time to bring in sponsorship
money, and do his part to work and
maintain the rodeo Grounds;
working side by side with many of
the younger generation cowboys.
George was involved with Canadian
Western Agribition Ranch Horse
Sale – selling horses; and then being
involved
on
the
selection
committee. Many good times were
spent on the road trading, buying
and selling horses over the years.
He was quite a businessman. He
understood the value of a dollar,
and the work it took to earn it. He
paid good money for good things.
We are sure - that all those who did
business with George, remember it
being quite an experience. One
thing is for sure – he was always
bargaining for a good deal!
George was a believer.
Although he didn’t attend church very
often, He spent a lot of time with good
LORD, while in the pasture, riding the
range. He often said, he didn’t’ have
to be inside a church to pray, the
outside was his church. George was
not always vocal with his praise and
thankfulness; but in the the later
years,
he began to voice his
thankfulness and appreciation for all
those close to him - especially his wife
Margaret, his children, grandchildren
and the close friends and neighbours
who stopped in to help or lend a hand.
George lived his life to the fullest. He
leaves behind a legacy of the Cowboy
Way and a beautiful home on the
Rolling Hills G9 Ranch. His memory
and life, will remain forever in the
hearts of his family, and all those who
truly knew and loved him.
Memorial donations in George’s
honour, may be made to The Wood
Mountain Community Hall, Box 32
Wood Mountain, SK or Broken
Arrow Youth Ranch, Box 41, Wood
Mountain, SK S0H 4L0.
Funeral Arrangements were cared
for and entrusted to Patrick & Elan
Grondin of Piche Hawkins Grondin
Funeral Chapel.
To make online condolences or
memorial tributes visit
www.pichehawkinsgrondinfuneralcha
pels.ca
George roping at the Calgary Stampede in 1980.
POPESCUL, George
(March 19, 1932 – February 12,
2015)
George Popescul, long-time Cowboy
and Rancher of Scout Lake, SK
passed away on February 12 , 2015,
at the age of 82 years, with his
family by his side. George is
SURVIVED BY his loving wife of 53
years, Margaret (nee Munteanu);
son, Wade (Louise, nee Linthicum);
daughters,
Carolyn
(Neil)
MacDonald; Jodi Popescul Klind,
Gina
(Lyle) Stewart; Nine
grandchildren: Nevada Roy, Riley
Roy, Jesse Popescul, Tyler Popescul,
Jade Popescul, Cassidy Klind, Kylee
Klind, Brooke Stewart, and Emily
Stewart; and great grand-daughter,
Rayla Marjorie Skinner; Sisters,
Genevieve (Alister) Polson, Loretta
(Pat) Franks. Nephews and neices:
Arnold (Karin) Godin,
Bonnie
(Ross) Gyman, Wesley (Karen)
Popescul, , Gary (Rita) Hovey, Fred
Hovey, Rick (Joanne) Hovey, Terry
(Robert) Thibault, Bernice (Dave)
Church, Ken (Sharon) Polson, Gail
(John) Linscott , Patricia (Mark)
Heagy, Shane (Tammy) Franks.
George is survived by his
Brother-in-law,
Leo
(Marilyn)
Munteanu; Sister-in-laws, Patricia
Bauer, Virginina (Don) Punga, Rene
(Vern) Barrett, Betty Munteanu.
Numerous nephews , nieces and
cousins. George is PREDECEASED
BY his parents, Vasile and Verona
(nee Banilevik) Popescul; sisters:
Mary & Lawrence Godin, Georgina
&Les Hovey, Margaret & Eli
Petrescu; brother: Peter & Rosalie
Popescul. Niece Bernice Petrescu
and nephew Billy Godin. Brothers &
sisters-in-laws: Mary Tonita, Nick
Munteanu, George & Marilyn
Munteanu, Betty Erickson, Anne
and Robert Jones, Olymipia & Ivor
Bain, Lee and Katie (nee Munteanu)
Bansescu; Brother-in-law, Larry
Bauer, nephew s Dwayne Johnson,
Lorne Johnson Connie Bansescu.
Prayer Service was held Thur. Feb.
19th, 2015 at Piche-Hawkins
Funeral Chapel, Pastors Marlin
Juelle & Lionel Moffatt presiding.
Romanian
Orthodox
Funeral
Service was held Friday, Feb. 20th,
2015 in the Wood Mountain
Community Hall, Fr. Cosmin Sicoe
officiating, Cantor: Don Punga,
Cross Bearer: Arnold Godin, Banner
Bearers: Brent Punga, Daniel
Marcenko.
Active
Pallbearers:
Grandsons Jesse Popescul, Tyler
Popescul, Riley Roy, nephews Rocky
Munteanu, Gary Hovey, and friend,
Larry Marr. Honoury Pallbearers:
Al and Gene Polson, Pat and Loretta
Franks, Alec and Ida Beatul, Robert
and Terry Thiabault, Ken Polson,
Doug Wilkinson.
Mark Elford
opened the service with How Great
Thou Art. Special Song ‘A Cowboy’s
Last Ride’ closed the service.
George’s body was laid to rest in the
Elm Springs Cemetery, his trusted
horse Fiddle standing near by as
friend Mark Elford sang with his
guitar ‘Back in the Saddle Again’.
Following the burial & lunch, a
program followed.
Tribute was
given
by
all
George’s
Granddaughters with a special song
‘Grandpa, Tell Me ‘Bout the Good
Old Days’ sung by Jade Popescul,
Brooke & Emily Stewart.
George was born in the Elm
Springs district March 19, 1932, on
the Popescul family homestead. In
1937 his father, Vasile (known to all
as Bill), bought a quarter of land to
the south. In the spring, the family
moved by wagon through the valley
to their new home. The saskatoon
trees were in blossom, and the
beauty of the prairie hills smelled
and looked like a paradise. George
recalls many trips when he, and his
Dad by wagon; moved all they
owned to their new homestead. That
was the beginning of what is known
today, as the Rolling Hills G9 Ranch.
He attended Parker’s Bluff School
until Grade 8, then began his
life-long work as a Cowboy, in 1946.
From this early age of 14, George
kept records of the Popescul family
operation – the cattle, the horses,
pigs, ducks and chickens. What a
treasure to have his records from
1946 spanning his entire ranching
life; 68 years.
George married
Maragret Munteanu on Dec. 29,
1961. They raised four children,
eldest son Wade(born 1963) and
three daughters, Carolyn (born
1965), Jodi (born 1972) and Gina
(born 1973). George and Margaret
lived off the land, and developed the
beautiful Rolling Hills G9 Ranch
where they lived until George’s
death. He never planned on
retirement - he was thankful for his
ranch work – it was what he loved to
do. George & Margaret spent many
of their winter months travelling to
Arizona to the warmer climates
George at 1974 CCA CHAMPIONSHIP Winners Banquet
PHOTO: Front L-R Don Smith (Bull Riding &All-Around),
George Popescul (Calf Roping) Doug Wilkinson (Steer Wresting)
Back Row L-R Clint Morin (JR Saddle Bronc), Sharon Collins
(Ladies Barrel Racing), Glen Buchta (Saddle Bronc),
El Hornberger (Bareback)
where they enjoyed visiting family
and old cowboy friends, watching
the grand children at the
team-roping, singing at the jam
sessions and playing cards with Don
and Virg.
George was known in many
circles of life. He was a horseman
and rodeo cowboy who traveled the
(CCA) circuit, since it’s beginning.
George had a strong desire to be a
champion. He had a tremendous
work & practise ethic - many hours
were spent training and making
sure his horses were in good
working condition.
Margaret
remembers him saying, ‘just one
more pen’ - as it was getting dark in
the practise arena.
He and his
most-prized Calf Horse, Cinnamon
won the Championship Calf Roping
title in the CCA in 1974. George
travelled the rodeo circuit for many
years remained a gold-card member
of the CCA. He also traveled on the
Senior
Old-Timer
Rodeo
Association toward the end of his
roping career. Many good times and
stories will remain from those who
traveled with George on the rodeo
trail.
Long-time friends and
travelling partners were George
Pana, Nicki Nicholson, Sid Amel,
Barry Boggust, Larry Jackobson,
Doug Wilkinson, Dale Pillar and
Kyreon Rood. George was proud to
see his children and grandchildren
continuing on in the sport of rodeo
and enjoying the cowboy way of life.
George
was
a
true
cattleman. He & Margaret raised
and sold Purebred Hereford Bulls,
and for many years raised pure-bred
Horned Herefords along with their
commercial herd. In the 1980’s they
started taking cattle to the
Canadian Western Agribition in
Regina, SK. Most memorable were
the years both Grand Champion
Pen of Steers and Heifers were won.
Registered Quarter Horses were
always for sale at the G9 and George
& Margaret took much pride in
breeding good mares and raising
good colt prospects. George had an
eye for a good horse and enjoyed
training many in his lifetime. He
was still halter breaking colts and
riding the range in his 80s. He took
great satisfaction from his work an
enjoyed building a good fence.
George also farmed many years
through the decades. He enjoyed
the days of thrashing when he could
drive a team of horses with a rack
full of sheaves. The work was hard;
but those were times George had
fond memories of. In 1948, for his
winter wages, George’s father
bought him a
Gibson guitar.
George had a way of bringing life to
the party and the many events he
was at. He enjoyed sharing a song
or two; and in his early years played
with a few different orchestras for
dances and local gatherings. He lost
a finger in a swather in the early
50’s, but he persevered and
continued to play. He sure could
make that guitar ring.
George
enjoyed taking the stage, singing
with local bands, jam sessions and
playing with the Rockglen Pickers.
When he was 80, he went in to Dave
Sheldon’s recording studio and cut
an album of favourite old cowboy
songs. What a gift that is for those
of us who remain. His favourites
were Pour Me Another Cup of
Coffee, Hang the Key In the
Bunkhouse,
Golden
Rocket,
Eighteen Inches of Rain and Too Old
To Die Young.
George was a member of
the Wood Mountain Rodeo and Rec.
Club for over 50 years. He took
great pride in his role as a Director;
and over the years gave great effort
and time to bring in sponsorship
money, and do his part to work and
maintain the rodeo Grounds;
working side by side with many of
the younger generation cowboys.
George was involved with Canadian
Western Agribition Ranch Horse
Sale – selling horses; and then being
involved
on
the
selection
committee. Many good times were
spent on the road trading, buying
and selling horses over the years.
He was quite a businessman. He
understood the value of a dollar,
and the work it took to earn it. He
paid good money for good things.
We are sure - that all those who did
business with George, remember it
being quite an experience. One
thing is for sure – he was always
bargaining for a good deal!
George was a believer.
Although he didn’t attend church very
often, He spent a lot of time with good
LORD, while in the pasture, riding the
range. He often said, he didn’t’ have
to be inside a church to pray, the
outside was his church. George was
not always vocal with his praise and
thankfulness; but in the the later
years,
he began to voice his
thankfulness and appreciation for all
those close to him - especially his wife
Margaret, his children, grandchildren
and the close friends and neighbours
who stopped in to help or lend a hand.
George lived his life to the fullest. He
leaves behind a legacy of the Cowboy
Way and a beautiful home on the
Rolling Hills G9 Ranch. His memory
and life, will remain forever in the
hearts of his family, and all those who
truly knew and loved him.
Memorial donations in George’s
honour, may be made to The Wood
Mountain Community Hall, Box 32
Wood Mountain, SK or Broken
Arrow Youth Ranch, Box 41, Wood
Mountain, SK S0H 4L0.
Funeral Arrangements were cared
for and entrusted to Patrick & Elan
Grondin of Piche Hawkins Grondin
Funeral Chapel.
To make online condolences or
memorial tributes visit
www.pichehawkinsgrondinfuneralcha
pels.ca
George roping at the Calgary Stampede in 1980.
Grandma’s Meat Loaf
2/3 c bread crumbs
1 c milk (whole or
canned best)
1 1/2 - 2 lb ground
beef
2 eggs, slightly
beaten
1/4 c. finely-chopped
onion
1 tsp. salt
1/8 tsp. pepper
1/2 tsp. poultry
seasoning
Little parsley
Sauce - mix:3 tbsp. brown sugar
4 tbsp. ketchup
1/4 tsp. nutmeg
1 tsp. dry mustard
Soak bread crumbs in milk. Add ground
beef, eggs and other ingredients. Mix well
and pack lightly in a large greased loaf
pan.
Spread with sauce.
Bake in 350
degree F. oven for about 1-1/2 hrs. Drain
grease frequently. Special Note: I usually
double the sauce recipe and mix half into
the hamburger mixture.
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2015 RODEO APPROVALS
TISDALE RAMBLER RODEO
Tisdale, SK April 10 & 11, 2015
Performances: Friday April 10 @ 7:00pm
Saturday April 11 @ 6:00pm
Slack: Saturday April 11 @ 8:00am
Stock Contractor: Battle River Rodeo - Blaine Fyson
306-227-7445
Event/Purse/Entry Fee: SB, BB, BR $1000/$100
CR, SW, LBR/$800/$80
TR/$1600/$80 JSR, JGB, NBB,
NSB / $300/$30
Dual Approved: MRCA
Permits Accepted: YES
Local Entries: Bruce Edwards 306-873-7779
Entry Day: Monday March 30 @ 9:30am-2:30pm
Call Backs: Thursday April 2 @ 11:00am-1:00pm
Memberships Due: Friday March 27 @ 4:00pm
PIERSON INDOOR RODEO
Pierson, MB April 17 & 18, 2015
Slack: Friday April 17 - about 9:00 after
performance
Stock Contractor: Prairie Rodeo - Carl Barrett
306-584-3427
Event/Purse/Entry Fee: SB, BB, BR, CR, SW,
LBR/$600/$60 TR/$1200/$60
JGB, NBB, NSB, NBR/$250/$25
Dual Approved: MRCA & RRA
Local Entries: Melanie Drier 204-634-2405
Entry Day: Monday April 6 @ 9:30am-2:30pm
Memberships Due: Friday April 3 @ 4:00pm
306-227-7445
LBR/$800/$80 TR/$1600/$80 JSR,
JGB, NBB, NSB/$300/$30
Awards: Buckles
Dual Approved: CRA
Local Entries: Brian Woytiuk 306-228-2677
Entry Day: Monday May 11 @ 9.30am-2.30pm
Call Backs: Thursday May 21 @ 11.00am-1.00pm
Memberships Due: Friday May 15 @ 4.00pm
NBB, NSB/$500/$30
Dual Approved: CRA
Local Entries: Stettler Board of Trade 403-742-3181
Entry Day: Monday June 1 @ 9:30am-2:30pm
Call Backs: Thursday June 4 @ 11:00am-1:00pm
Memberships Due: Friday May 29 @ 4:00pm
KINDERSLEY INDOOR RODEO - PEAVEY
MART TOUR
Kindersley, SK May 28-30, 2015
Performances: Thursday May 28 @ 7:00pm
Friday May 29 @ 7:00pm
Saturday May 30 @ 7:00pm
Slack: Saturday May 30 @ 10:00am
Stock Contractor: Big Country Rodeo – Warren
Weatherly 403-740-9787
LBR/$3000/$100 TR/$6000/$100
JSR, JGB, NBB, NSB/$800/$80
Awards: Buckle in all events
Dual Approved: CRA
Local Entries: Tyler Ritchie 306-460-7705
Entry Day: Tuesday May 19 @ 9:30am-2:30pm
Call Backs: Thursday May 21 @ 11:00am-1:00pm
Memberships Due: Friday May 15 @ 4:00pm
PILOT BUTTE COMMUNITY RODEO
Pilot Butte, SK June 19 – 21, 2015
Performances: Saturday June 20 @ 1:00pm
Sunday June 21 @ 1:00pm
Slack: Friday June 19 @ 6:30pm
Stock Contractor: Prairie Rodeo – Carl Barrett
306-537-3608
LBR/$800/$70 TR/$1600/$70
Dual Approved: MRCA
Local Entries: NO
Memberships Due: Friday June 5 @ 4:00pm
SANDHILL RODEO - PEAVEY MART TOUR
Lancer, SK June 13 & 14, 2015
MORE INFORMATION TO FOLLOW
LONG CREEK RODEO
Radville, SK June 20 & 21, 2015
CADOGAN STAMPEDE – NO
Slack: Sunday June 21 @ 9:00am
INFORMATION TODATE
306-537-3608
WARMAN DIAMOND RODEO
NORTH BATTLEFORD KINSMEN RODEO - Warman, SK June 5-7, 2015
LBR/$600/$60 TR/$1200/$60
Performances: Friday June 5 @ 6.30pm
PEAVEY MART TOUR
NBB, NSB, NBR/$300/$30
Saturday June 6 @ 6.00pm
North Battleford, SK April 24-26, 2015
Dual Approved: MRCA
Sunday June 7 @ 2.00pm
Stock Contractor: Battle River Rodeo – Blaine Fyson Permits Accepted: YES
Local Entries: NO
306-227-7445
Sunday April 26 @ 1:30pm
Event/Purse/Entry Fee: SB, BB, BR/$1300/$100
Slack: Friday April 24 - (after performance)
CR, SW, LBR/$1000/$100
Stock Contractor: Battle River Rodeo – Heath
TR/$2000/$100 JGB, NBB,
Gabruch 306-441-9250
NSB/$300/$30
FOREMOST RODEO - PEAVEY MART TOUR
CR, SW, LBR/$900/$90
Foremost, AB June 19-21, 2015
Local Entries: NO
TR/$1800/$90 JSR, JGB, NBB,
NSB/$350/$30
Permits Accepted: Yes
Slack: Friday June 19 @ 6:00pm
Local Entries: Austin or Jay 306-445-4320
Stock Contractor: White Line Rodeo – Ward Macza
Entry Day: Monday April 13 @ 9:30am-2:30pm
480-296-4355
ESTON RODEO - PEAVEY MART TOUR
Event/Purse/Entry
Fee: SB, BB, BR, CR, SW, LBR
Eston, SK June 5 & 6, 2015
Memberships Due: Friday April 10 @ 4:00pm
/$1100/$100 TR/$2200/$100 JSR,
Performances: Friday June 5 @ 8.00pm
JGB/$300/$30
Saturday June 6 @ 8.00pm
DEAN ANTHONY MEMORIAL RODEO
Awards: $100 Cash Bonus to high scores/major
Slack: Saturday June 6 @ 9.00am
Mankota, SK May 22 & 23, 2015
events only
Stock Contractor: Big Country Rodeo – Warren
Performances: Friday May 22 @6:00pm
Hi-Point - Saddle
Saturday May 23 @ 6:00pm
Dual Approved: CRA
Slack: Saturday May 23 @ 9:00am
LBR/$700/$70 TR/$1400/$70
Local Entries: YES
306-537-3608
Entry Day: Monday June 8 @ 9.30am-2.30pm
Dual Approved: CRA
Call Backs: Thursday June 11 @ 11.00am-1.00pm
LBR/$1100/$100TR/2200/$100
Local Entries: Heather Kraft 306-962-7700
JSR, JGB, NBR/$500/$50
Dual Approved: CRA/MRCA
COUTTSGRASS RODEO - PEAVEY MART TOUR
Permits: Yes
Coutts, AB June 20 & 21, 2015
Local Entries: April Williamson 306-640-2255
Performances: Saturday June 20 @ 5.00pm
Entry Day: Tuesday May 11 @ 9.30am-2.30pm
Sunday June 21 @ 2.00pm
STEEL WHEEL STAMPEDE - PEAVEY
Slack: Saturday June 20 @ 9.00am
MART TOUR
Stock Contractor:Lazy 2 Rodeo Duane Ashbacher
Stettler, AB June 12 & 13, 2015
403-652-8167
Performances: Friday June 12 @ 6:30pm
UNITY WESTERN DAYS - PEAVEY MART
Event/Purse/Entry
Fee: SB, BB, BR/$1000/$80
Saturday
June
13@
6:30pm
TOUR
CR, SW, LBR/$600/$60
Slack: Friday June 12@ 1:00pm
Unity, SK May 23 & 24, 2015
TR/1200/$60 JSR, JGB, NBB, NSB,
Stock Contractor: Big Country Rodeo Warren
Performances: Saturday May 23 @ 5:30pm
NBR/$400/$40 LR/$400/$40
Sunday May 24 @ 2.00pm
Local JGB/$100/$10
Slack: Sunday May 24 @ 9.00am
Awards: Buckles in all events
LBR/$2000/$100 TR/$4000/$100
Stock Contractor: Battle River Rodeo – Blaine Fyson
CCA RODEO NEWS APRIL-PAGE 13
2015 RODEO APPROVALS
COUTTSGRASS RODEO - PEAVEY MART
TOUR continued...
Dual Approved: CRA
Local Entries: YES
Slack: Tuesday June 30 @ 4:00pm
LBR/$750/$75 TR/$1500/$75 JSR,
JGB, NBB, NSB, NBR,
LR/$300/$30 Lil Rascals/$150/$20
CRA LEAD/MOTHER – dual approved CCA
Local Entries: YES
FRONTIER DAYS RODEO - PEAVEY MART
TOUR
Swift Current, SK June 26-28, 2015
Performances: Friday June 26 @ 7:00pm
Saturday June 27 @ 2:00pm
Slack: Saturday June 27 @ 10:00am
306-537-3608
LBR/$2000/$100 TR/$4000/$100
NBB, NSB/$500/$35
Dual Approved: CRA
Additional Information: Trades/Moves must be
completed by June 18 @ noon-NO
EXCEPTIONS
Grand entry prior to each performance, all mounted
contestants must participate
No Exhibition Rides
Local Entries: Bev Switzer 306-773-7800
CENTRAL BUTTE RODEO
Central Butte, SK
Performances: Friday July 3 @ 7:00pm
Saturday July 4 @ 7:00pm
Slack: Saturday July 4 @ 10:00am
Stock Contractor: Battle River Rodeo Blaine Fyson
306-227-7445
Events/Purse/Entry Fee: SB, BB, BR, CR, SW,
LBR/$600/$60 TR/$1200/$60 JSR,
JGB/$250/$25
Dual Approved: MRCA
Local Entries: Carla Loeppky 306-796-7677
ONION LAKE RODEO
Onion Lake, SK June 27 - 29, 2015
Performances: Sunday June 28 @ 1:00pm
Monday June 29 @ 1:00pm
Slack: Saturday June 27 @ 1:00pm
Stock Contractor: Willick Rodeo – Cliff Willick
306-466-7400
LBR/$3000/$200 TR/$6000/$200
JSR, JGB, NBB, NSB,
NBB/$500/$50
Local Entries: Sherry Detchon 780-875-7769
Memberships: Friday June 12 @ 4:00pm
AG SOCIETY RODEO - PEAVEY MART
TOUR
Arrowwood, AB June 27 & 28, 2015
Performances: Saturday June 27 @ 5.30pm
Stock Contractor: Lazy 2 Rodeo: Duane Ashbacher
403-652-8167
LBR/$1000/$100 TR/$2000/$100
JSR, JGB, NSB /$500/$50
Awards: Hi-Point Saddle rough stock events incl. JR.
events
NSB - Calgary Stampede Buckle
Dual Approved: CRA
Local Entries: Duane Ashbacher 403-652-8167
RAYMOND RODEO
Raymond AB June 30 & July 1, 2015
Performances: Tuesday June 30 @ 12:00 noon
Wednesday July 1 @ 2:00pm
MOOSOMIN RODEO
Moosomin, SK July 3 & 4, 2015
Stock Contractor: Prime Time Rodeo – Jim
Lawrence 306-495-7655
CR, SW, LBR/$600/$60
TR/$1200/$60 JGB, NBB, NSB,
NBR/$250/$25
Dual Approved: MRCA
Local Entries: Bobby Stevens 306-861-7471
CARLTON TRAIL RODEO
Kelliher, SK July 4 & 5, 2015
Performances: Saturday July 4 @ 5:00pm
Sunday July 5 @ 2:00pm
Slack: Saturday July 4 @ 8:00pm
Stock Contractor:
LBR/$600/$60, TR/$1200/$60
JSR, JGB, NBB, NSB/$250/$25
Dual Approved: MRCA
Local Entries: Brian Murry 306-621-1239
WOOD MOUNTAIN STAMPEDE
Wood Mountain, SK July 10-12, 2015
Slack: Friday July 10 @ 4:00pm
Stock Contractor: Rafter Anchor Rodeo – Dale
Woodward 780-842-9535
LBR/$1500/$150 TR/$3000/$150
LR/$600/$60
Awards: Buckles
Dual Approved: CRA
Local Entries: Ross Walburger 306-266-2170
Call Backs: Thursday July 2 @ 11:00am-1:00pm
SELKIRK TRIPLE S FAIR & RODEO
Selkirk, MB July 11 & 12, 2015
Slack: Sunday July 12 @ 9:00am
Stock Contractor: Whiteline Rodeo Ward Macza
480-296-4355
LBR/$1000/$90 TR/$2000/$90
JSR, JGB, LR/$300/$25
MRCA LEAD/MOTHER – Dual approved CCA
Permits: YES
Local Entries: Jordon Park 204-886-7915
GILBERT PLAINS RODEO
Gilbert Plains, MB July 11 & 12, 2015
Stock Contractor: Francis Rodeo – Marnie Francis
306-527-3340
LBR/$700/$60 TR/$1400/$60
Awards: Gifts
Dual Approved: MRCA
Local Entries: Gayle Donald 204-546-3450
Entry Day: Tuesday June 29 @ 9:30am-2:30pm
BOOMTOWN DAYS STAMPEDE - PEAVEY
MART TOUR
Shaunavon, SK July 17 & 18, 2015
306-537-.3608
LBR/$1000/$100 TR/$2000/$100
JGB, NBR/$250/$25
Awards: Buckles in the major events except LBR a
saddle
Dual Approved: CRA
Local Entries: Lee Wallis 306-297-8685
Entry Day: Monday July 6 @ 9:30am-2:30pm
Memberships Due: Friday July 3 @ 4:00pm
SOURIS RIVER RODEO
Weyburn, SK July 18 & 19, 2015
Stock Contractor: Francis Rodeo – Art Francis
306-527-3340
LBR/$1000/$100 TR/$2000/$100
JSR, JGB/$500/$50 NBB,
NSB/$1000/$50
Dual Approved: MRCA
Local Entries: Jessica Shelly 306-842-4052
Entry Day: Monday July 6 @ 9:30am-2:30pm
Memberships Due: Friday July 3 @ 4:00pm
Saskatchewan High School Rodeo Association
Saskatchewan High School
Rodeo Association
www.shsra.net
STUDENT EXECUTIVE 2014-2015
President
Makayla Moen
Vice President
Shyla Froshaug
Secretary
Rybecca Panchuk
Queen - Lexi Hicks
Princess - Cassie EAton
Student at Large
Taylor Stevenson
ADULT EXECUTIVE
National Director Howard Floyd Kipling SK
306 736-8145 or 306 736-2476
President
Scott McLeod Waldeck, SK 306 778-3699
Vice President
Walt Lockie Balgonie, SK 306 771-2580
2nd Vice President
Ryan Froshaug, Minton, SK 306-969-2143
Secretary
Tammy McLeod Waldeck, SK 306 778-3699
Treasurer
Theresa Friesen Rosetown 306-831-9046
Entry/Points
Michelle Marcenko Rockglen, SK
306-476-2443
DIRECTORS AT LARGE
Greg Bellisle - Lumsden, SK 306-731-2699
Cliff Willick - Blaine lake, SK 306-466-4967
Tamara McDermit - Southey, SK
306-726-4699
Jason Hicks – Mortlach, SK 306-630-8509
Sherry Thue, Bengough SK 306-268-2621
OTHER SHSRA POSITIONS:
Website
Tammy McLeod Waldeck, SK 306-778-3699
[email protected]
Queen Co-ordinator
Sandra Moen
Scholarships
Laura Schiml Estevan, SK 306-636-2342
Awards & sponsorship
Kim Quam Saskatoon SK 306-931-3397
ADULT EVENT DIRECTORS
Roughstock HS - Kevin Smith
Roughstock JR - Jayson Keely
Goats HS - Debbie Stevenson
Goats JR - Lori Mizu
Break Away HS - Clark Kovar
Break Away JR - Lyle Stewart
Tie Down HS & JR - Shawn Williamson
Team Roping HS - Ryan Hayes
Team Roping JR - Marcel Panchuk
Steer Wrestling - Ryan Froshaug
Chute Dogging - Ryan Froshaug
Ribbon Roping - Greg Kornfeld
Barrels HS - April Williamson
Barrels HS - Joline Bowditch
Poles JR - David Esmond
Cutting - Lisa Eaton
Shooting - Curtis & Rose Nord
STUDENT EVENT DIRECTORS
Roughstock HS - Ty Hicks/Ty Skene
Roughstock JR - Kobe Kmita
Goats HS - Shelby Thue
Goats JR - Paige Mizu
Tie Down HS & JR - Tyce McLeod
Break Away HS - Fayth Panchuk
Break Away JR - Shana Froshaug
Ribbon Roping - Dawson Stover
Team Roping HS - Tylan Holbrook
Team Roping Jr - Dallan Panchuk
Steer Wrestling - Riley Hayes
Chute Dogging - Chase Quam
Barrels HS - Kassidy Williamson
Barrels JR - Jillian Keeley
Poles HS - Demi Phillips
Poles JR - Danita Esmond
Cutting - Cassandra Eaton
Shooting - Kolton Nord
SPRING RODEO DATES
May 2nd & 3rd – Pilot Butte
May 9th & 10th – Weyburn
May 16th, 17th & 18th – Herbert
SHSRA PROVINCIAL FINALS
May 28th to 31st - Estevan
GOING TO A RODEO?
Since we can’t always go to every rodeo, let’s
help each other out. If you go to a rodeo and
take pictures please share. It would be nice to
get a picture or two from each rodeo this
season. Tell me which rodeo you were at,
who’s in the picture and who took it. Then I’ll
put them in CCA Rodeo News. Please email
them
to
[email protected]
Thankyou.
Each month promising Youth of Rodeo will be recognized by
Westar in partnership with the Canadian Cowboys Assocation as a
recipient of the Westar's Youth of Rodeo Mentorship Award. This
award is given to a recipient in recognition of their dedication and
determination for the sport of rodeo, and those selected will have
their profile posted in the CCA Rodeo News newspaper, and, be
given a free CCA Junior Membership Card.
Applications can be picked up from Westar at 1101 J Kramer
Blvd., Regina SK, the Canadian Cowboys Association office, or go
to www.westar.ca to fill out the brief questionnaire. The applicant
is then screened for their involvement and passion for rodeo.
WHAT’S ON YOUR IPOD?
Nickelback, Meaghan Trainor,
Miranda Lambert
NAME: Shana Froshaug
AGE: 13
PARENTS NAME:
Ryan and Carla Froshaug
FAVORITE FOODS: Peanut
Butter Sandwiches
EVENT(S) YOU COMPETE IN:
Barrel Racing, Breakaway Roping,
Team Roping, Goat Tying, Pole
Bending, Ribbon Roping
WHAT MESSAGE WOULD YOU
LIKE TO SHARE WITH CITY KIDS
WHO
ARE
INTERESTED
IN
RODEO? I would tell them that
while competing in the sport of
rodeo is an absolute blast; its not
only what happens in the arena
that is important. When you join
rodeo you also join a massive
interconnected
family
that
supports and cares for you even if
you are their competition. This
family
stretches
across
the
continent
and
is
connected
together by rodeo. And if you ever
need help you know that any
number of people will be able to
provide it for you.
WHEN DID YOU START?
I was
3 when I started barrel racing in
the South Saskatchewan Little
Britches Rodeo Association rodeos
on my pony Wildfire.
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE
MEMORY OR EXPERIENCE SO
FAR? My favorite experience is
travelling to the Junior National
High School Rodeo Finals in
Gallup, New Mexico in 2013 when
I was in Grade 6. I qualified for
and competed in all of my rodeo
events there. It was a fantastic
experience that taught me a great deal about competing at a
higher level of rodeo and also created many wonderful
memories with my family and rodeo friends.
WHO IS YOUR INSPIRATION, AND WHY? My Inspiration is
My Family. I grew up watching my Dad and my older siblings
compete in rodeo and it has inspired me to try and be as good
as they are. Also I am very thankful to my parents for their
dedication and support of me as I compete in rodeo. Because
I know that without them I would have never been introduced
to this sport.
WHERE CAN WE SEE YOU THIS SEASON? I will be
competing at all the Saskatchewan High School Rodeo
Association rodeos and all the South Saskatchewan Little
Britches Rodeos as well as at some Canadian Cowboy
Association rodeos. I may travel to the Junior National Finals
in Des Moines, Iowa and to the Junior Canadian Finals in
Nanton, Alberta.
Indoor/Outdoor
Vinyl Banners
custom sizes are available
306 545 2600
or email Stacey at [email protected]

April 2015 - Canadian Cowboys Association

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