Changes to Health Services in by Lorri Smart speaking for die local group of physi- clinic will include many of the same healdi dans, Dr. Regehr said, ‘Times are chang- services currently accessed here in The Town of Magrath can look for­ ing and although we’ve ward to changes in the delivery of health been very comfortable with care services in the near future. It is the way things have worked expected by the spring of 2004, the here in our community, we Emergency Department at the Magrath understood that it was time Hospital will be closed. However, many to make some changes. sendees will continue to be delivered from a We feel like we have been oftkx new community health care center. The innovative and we’ve come JTX*-X new center will operate out of an expanded up with ideas in cooperation Magrath Medical Clinic, currently the clinic with the Health Region that where Drs. Regehr and Norton practice. will benefit the community.” Dr. Regehr and the physicians in The new, expanded

Magrath have been XAAV WOCtSS brainstorming for 1 r\ quite some time to 1J come up with a T plan for the deliv­ ft Ç1 *C 4L ery of services here h in Magrath that 27 would meet the needs of the com­ munity and satisfy the demands of a changing health care system. In Magrath Days Unity July 24-26 •BSKXS" Magrath such as lab, x-ray, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and respiratory. There will continue to be 24-hr ambulance serv­ ice and the community care and public health nurses will contin­ ue to be available to enhance the services provided by the local physicians. The biggest change will be that there will no longer Robert Cason BECK be an Emergency Dept, available at the hospital. The new Community Health Care Center will offer Urgent Care services Bom July 14, 2003 8 lbs 13 oz, 22 in. Parents: Jason which, although not quite an ER. will provide the kind of care and Cathy Beck. Big, Big Sister Terra and Big Sister that is often sought at the ER. Dr. Regehr said, “We’ll be able to Marissa are thrilled with the arrival of brother Cason. offer a high level of service right out of the new center with physi­ Proud grandparents are Bob and Brenda Beck cians on site. There won’t be the problems associated with try­ (Magrath), Jack and Anne McCowan (Calgary). Great ing to find the doctor for an emergency since the doctors will be Grandparents are George and Pearl Kolasko (Del Bonita), right across the hall in their offices.” Iva Beck () and Olga Zadorozny (Portage la Urgent Care is a service where patients can get quick Prairie, MB). access to medical attention for illnesses or problems that come on suddenly. These patients often cannot wait for a regularly scheduled appointment but do not require the critical care that 'Tiuwtk MOIA an ER provides. Some examples of Urgent Care injuries or ill­ nesses are tilings like minor cuts, sprains, fractures, minor Thank you all for your kind thoughts and support burns, sore throats, headaches, ear infections, asthmatic attacks on the passing of a special lady, J. Meldrum. It’s sincerely and any sudden onset condition that requires a physician’s care. appreciated. Very special thanks to the U.C.W. Urgent Care will have access to x-ray and lab and will be able to take care of most medical emergencies at the local level. The Meldrum Families The new Community Health Care Center will definitely be a change for the community7. However, local physicians and health care professionals are excited to be a pail of this new approach to health care and look fonvard to serving the community of Happy 52nd Anniversary7 to Magrath for many years to come. For those who are interested, there will be an Open House Wm. Donald and Jessie Yerxa. at the Magrath Town Hall on Wednesday, July 23 from 1:00- 4:00 Love, Jennie, Doug, Bobby and Shawn xo pm. Members of the Magrath Health Care Committee and A special welcome to Auntie Geòrgie & Uncle Brian representatives from die Chinook Health Region will be available and Grammie & Pa for the long drive to come and visit. to show tiie plans for Magrath and answer questions. ♦ Love Bobby John and Shawn

.Mberta 'Direct TOAST - To the people responsible for the restoration of the walking path by the head gates. The path is twice Caòkd óaltó what it used to be !!!!! W Heìp Make A Dffiatll Time TOAST - To the people responsible for the renovations to Less Expensive the old eyesore of a town office. Obviously a fraction of Tom Biddlccombe 1224 B - 31 Street North the cost of a new building. Manager Lethbridge, AB Phone 403-331-8130 T1H 518 Submitted by an appreciative member of the town i iJUAtMA I Start in September | CUSTOM Cost is $20 per Month. WINDOWS & DOORS INC. Classes will be one day a week Ages 5-11 and 12-17 Calvin & Michelle Heggie I An adult class considered if enough interest. I Call Leanne Sabey at 758-6846 to Box 40 Magrath, Ph: 758-3233 register or for more information. TOK 1 JO Fax: 758-6206 Limited Space Available GARDEN CITY CjrealtO commission John Latham Putting Real SAQOOS 758-6060 or 758-3131 NOW AVAILABLE: MY ROOTS.. T-SHIRTS.

Logo reads: “My ROOTS are in the Garden City Magrath, Alberta, Canada” Assorted colors and sizes YM to 2XL. Tired of Renting? Only $59,900 - Front Only Try this starter home with single garage & carport $12.95 67.5' x 186.5' lot with wood burning fireplace. - Front and Back $14.95 - Golf Shirts $19.95

QUESTION: How do I fill my prescription when the pharmacy is closed (after 6pm on weekdays or on holidays or weekends)?

1326 sq.ft., 3 bedroom on full basement. $89,900 ANSWER: Frequently we are asked if we are open Saturdays and Sundays. The answer is both yes and no. Although we do not open regular hours, we do operate on an on call basis, just as the doctors do. A pharmacy cannot be open without a licensed pharmacist on duty and currently there is a North America-wide shortage of pharmacists and particularly so in this area. Due to this shortage of help and limited physician activity we have chosen to remain closed weekends for the time being. Excellent Value! at $99,900 However, do not be reluctant to call! We realize people This large 4 or 5 bedroom home has been upgraded. Lots of extras - family room, den and more. do not only get sick during business hours and it only takes a few minutes to satisfy most needs .. which saves you a trip to the city and allows you to keep all your medication records current in one place. So, for any after hours concerns, please contact me at my home 758-6222 or my cell phone 382-0749- Sincerely, Arlen Bennett Every House should have a name. - $126,900 this is the "Dr. Brewerton home" and is a Owner - Magrath Pharmacy fully developed bungalow on 1.2 acre lot. Serving Magrath since 1911.

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80 South 1 st Street West $129,900 Mon-Fri 9:00am-6:00pm Looking for an economical 4/5 bedroom home with Ph: 758-3001 • Fax 758-3505 3 baths, fireplace, large lot with large garage and After Hours: 758-6222 • 382-0749 mother in law suite. Come and see this one. anges at the Magrath Hospital by Lorri Smart

The Good Samaritan Society, in cooperation with the Chinook Health Region will undertake the renovation of the Magrath Hospital to provide some 35 new enhanced lodge and designated beds for the community by the fall of 2004. 23 22 21 20 19 y \ This announcement ends months of speculation as to what would happen to the Magrath Hospital. With medical services moving to the new MlS r s Community Health Care Center, the building will be SUPPORT 14 psi £ ready to renovate to provide more beds and differ­ ADM-N’. ent services for the elderly• in our community. <4. Designated Assisted Living provides a home­ 5-BÈD like environment where seniors can retain as much DEMENT!A UNIT [— independence as possible. There will be Personal Care staff and Licensed Practical Care nurses avail­ able to assist in day to day needs of the residents and the Home Care nurses will work with these recover from minor illness or surgery. The beds may also professionals when needed. be used for palliative care or respite care. Enhanced Lodge beds will provide personal care The renovations will be extensive and during the services in a lodge-like environment. Enhanced Lodge period of renovation, current residents will be transferred clients will have access to Home Care nurses when neededto a facility in Lethbridge. While this is a less than ideal while their dav to dav needs will be met by personal care alternative for those people affected, the finished product workers. will be well worth the temporary inconvenience. TheCHR In addition to the beds described above, the Good is committed to helping die families of residents through Samaritan facility will provide three more spaces to be the time of transition and current residents will have an used as community support beds. These three beds will be opportunity to be the first to enjoy the new facility when it for people who need to stay for a short period of time to is completed. ♦

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The Magrath News will not be publishing the first week Thank You in August due to holidays. Please call in your ads or notices Duane and Carma Thomson of Magrath News would like for the July 30th or August 13th paper instead. to thank Jim and Claudia Murphy for their expert and continued help with the paper. Thank you ever so much. Thank you for your continued support! Reporter,Cory Flemming, from the movie ‘Runaway Bride’: “May the good Lord make you smart enough to live in a small town.”

Magrath Days Transfer Station Outdoor Variety Show Please be aware that the towns landfill site will be closed on Saturday, July 26 due to the Saturday, July 26, 2:00 - 5:00pm town celebrations. It will however be open If anyone is interested in performing or sharing then- Friday, July 25 for your convenience. talents, or if you would like to suggest a number for the show, please call Jennifer Sabey ASAP at 758-3327. Irrigation Water The town would like to apologize for the low pressure on the raw water irrigation lines. This is due to the heavy agricultural and residential Golden fun Tannin? usage. This situation will be alleviated with the Wishing the town of Magrath a new pumping station planned for completion Happy 104th Birthday in the first week in August.

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“I can’t wait to leave this town.” Most high school stu­ dents in Magrath utter that at least once. Yet like so many of the people who live or grew up here, we gather every year to celebrate our community’s birthday. Magrath is a little town situated between the coulees and grain fields of Southern Alberta. Tree-lined streets and flower beds in almost every yard have earned our town the title of The Garden City. Fifty-one weekends a year it is a quiet place, where friendly people wave at every car and going to the post office is a social event. But every summer, the little town of Magrath dons its best party clothes and prepares for the weekend of July twenty-fourth. There is a lot to be done before the big weekend. Phone calls and letters are exchanged to plan family and class reunions. Floats for the parade are created, numbers are prepared for the talent show and the evening program, families and friends practice for the annual softball tourna­ ment, and ride-on lawn mowers are tuned up for the big races. Beds are made ready for all the family and friends who are coming home. The town crews put many hours into cleaning up the town, painting new lines on the roads, hanging flower bas­ kets from the telephone poles and Canadian flags along Main Street. Families display flags in front of their homes way it is. On those years the parade passes down Main and tend flower gardens with the greatest care. Everything Street, does a u-tum at the corner of the post office and the must be just right. Trading Company and goes back the way it came. Those Soon, the highly anticipated weekend arrives. Saturday years we get to see the parade twice. morning people line the streets waiting for the parade to The afternoon is busy with activities to appeal to every start. Some sit and enjoy watching the bustling folks around age group. The talent show is a wonderful way to see some them. My sisters and I walk up and down the streets greet­ of the up and coming talent and become reacquainted with ing familiar faces that we haven’t seen in months or years. our old favourites. The highland dancers give a rousing per­ The quiet town has been transformed. formance, a reunited garage band brings back memories, The parade is truly one of the highlights of the day. The and doggers tap their way across the stage. We respond R.C.M.P. always leads the way, followed by our award-win­ with lots of laughter and applause. ning high school band, The Spirit of Alberta, complete with The softball tournament has been going since Thursday bagpipes and a colour guard. They are followed by floats of evening and tension is high as everyone wonders who will every shape and size -- each family reunion has one, as does emerge the victor. The crack of the bat’ rings through the hot each class reunion. Churches and businesses in town are summer air as everyone cheers for their family. We know that also represented. Candy is thrown to the children from whoever wins, everyone had a good time. almost every float. One of my children says, “This is almost The lawn mower races are an event that must be seen. as good as Halloween!” The best years are when the organ­ When the ride-on mowers are lined up and ready to go, the izers decide that the parade just won’t be long enough the signal is given. Participants must manoeuvre their machinés around obstacles and beat the others back to the starting on the playground. Adults mingle, renewing old acquain­ line. The dust flies as one tractor does a wheelie and anoth­ tances. Forty... fifty minutes. Still the rumours fly and the er takes a corner on two wheels. We cheer for our favourite line grows. We have been promised a meal and we aren’t as if this were the Olympics. leaving without one. The free beef-on-a-bun is like being invited to a giant The amazing thing is that there’s not a mean word spo­ family dinner. My family lines up early, as we do every year. ken. Nobody blames the mayor for the problem. Instead, We manage to be near the front of the quickly growing line, there is much laughter, joking, and visiting. And then the but soon notice something different from previous years. meat arrives. The half-expected cheer never comes, just quiet The smell of mouth-watering beef is absent. The news smiles of gratitude. This is a town that is too used to unex­ spreads with lightning speed. Our beef has been ordered pected things life throws at them everyday to be upset about from a neighbouring town, but somehow the order has been missing beef. As we go through the line and the mayor serves messed up and the beef isn’t there. We are assured that it’s us, friendly ribbing is heard, and folks congratulate him for on its way, and, if we wait patiently, we will be fed. Hundreds finally getting the meat there. I feel an enormous amount of of people are stunned into silence at the thought of waiting pride to belong to a town that has learned to accept these any longer for dinner. sorts of things with grace and humour. Then the rumours start flying. “I hear that the meat That is what draws us all to Magrath, the family feeling shop did this on purpose.” (We have a long-standing, that can still be found after years of absence. Some choose friendly rivalry with the neighbouring town.) “They are to head to the big lights of the city, looking for more oppor­ going to feed the town council first and we will get some if tunity or more excitement. Others just want to move away there is any left.” “Well, I heard that they are getting the from family to prove that they can do it on their own. Many meat from the deer my car hit last night.” return permanently to raise their own children in this safe Ten ... twenty... thirty minutes. We keep waiting for and friendly community. But we all feel that pull once a year people to start scattering to their own homes for real food to celebrate the birth of the town that raised us. It is the instead of relying on the promise that dinner will arrive weekend that my family grows from eight to eighteen hun­ soon. The children quickly desert the line, choosing to wait dred. It is my favourite weekend of the year. ♦

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Devonshire Realty Inc. Garden Hoses Jim Anderson agent Starting at RESIDENTIAL - FARM ACREAGE - Sprinklers on Bases $y 199 COMMERCIAL IN MAGRATH AND AREA Good to use with irrigation water L I ea 2 Houses for Sale in Del Bonita House for Sale Harker Ave. & 2nd West St. ASSORTMENT OF RAID, OFF, ETC. 2 story home - suite in upstairs with separate to keep those pesky insects at bay. gas and electrical for billing - $82,000 2 Br., 1600 sq.f^i^^pith attached 1 car garage $129,000 CAMPING GEAR: Stoves, lamps, coolers, jugs, enamel camping REDUCED!! 3 Br. walk(^^|^^|attached garage. $153,000 dishes, hot dog forks, etc on hand for the July 1st Ave North & 1st St. East Celebration Days.- • ■ 2 bedroom, single bungalow - $34,900 Comparative Market Analysis (No Charge) - For people interested in getting an Magrath Trading Company evaluation of marketability of your property Phone 758-6725 (leave message) Phone: 758-3065 331-8882 (cellular) Magrath Celebration Memories Alston

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PI Gloria Alston remembers a unique method to raise money Fletcher for the Magrath Celebrations. There was a Golden Jubilee Nyal Queen contest during the 50th year celebration in 1949. of Gloria (Harker at the time), andfour other girls were sponsored by different groups. The queen was decided by Courtesy bow many votes they received. Votes could be purchased from the organizing committee, 25f for500 votes. Gloria Photo remembers it being lots offun, but they all knew the girl Nyal Fletcher recalls by gone Magrath Celebrations with fond memories. One year with the richest dad would win. The winner was not Gloria! in the early 1940’s was particularly memorable. The organizing committee of the PHOTO: Seated - Lillian Hunter, Winona Balderson, Jackie Celebrations that year decided that a goodfund raiser would be to “tax" $5.00 Ririe. Standing - Mildred Wilde, Gloria Harker any man who did NOT have a beard.... MAN}'beards were seen about town! PHOTO: Kneeling - Glover Purnell, Charlie Harker, Reinhold Thur; Sitting - Ervin Harris, Dave Keeler. Standing- Ed Laqueman, Nyal Fletcher, ? , Clyde Bennett, ? Clifton, Elmer Ririe, Grant Crookston

Community Calendar - July / August 2003 Wed 23 Thur 24 Fri25 Sat 26 The Community Calendar is yours to post any 1 - 4 pm - Magrath 2 pm - Library MAGRATH MAGRATH upcoming events FREE OF CHARGE that Health Sendees Summer Reading CELEBRATION CELEBRATION others might want to know about. Open House @ Program 6 - 9 pm - Family & 6:30 -9 am - Magrath Town Hall MAGRATH Community Softball Pancake Breakfast Please phone in your CELEBRATION 6:30 pm - Cloggers 7:30 am - Bike, information to the Magrath News at 758-6911. 6 - 9 pm - Family & & Hypnotist Walk & Fun Run Community Softball Transfer Station is 11 am - Parade open followed by day full of activities Transfer Station is closed

Sun 27 Mon 28 Hies 29 Wed 30 Thur 31 Fril Sat 2 CWL Summer Picnic Danny Balderson 5 - 9 pm - No Cost 9 am - 4 pm - No Basketball Camp Gothing Exchange Cost Gothing begins @ Ice Arena Exchange @ Ice 3rd Session of Arena swimming lessons begins

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Girls Volleyball Camp August 18-22 Magrath School MAXWELL REALTY • LETHBRIOGE Grade 7 - 9 (day) and Grade 10-12 (evening) Athletes will receive 4 hrs/day instruction in small groups. Setting, passing, setting, blocking, attack, positioning and defense.

Cost: $50.001 athlete Instructor: Burnell Boughean Experience : 2 years U of Sask. Huskie 2 - Alberta Provincial Championship 3rd place Western Canadian Championship 153N-2St East, Magrath Finished top 5 in U.S. Nationals Coaching: 3 years Alberta Volleyball Assoc. - Coach 1 year Assist, coach U of C Dinos 10 years all levels club ball Presently Assist. Coach Mount Royal Cougars You’ve ju For Information Call: Total of 5 bedrooms, Margo 758-6709 or Donna Jean 752-4985 3 bathrooms, huge kitchen, dining room and family room. To Register: Absolutely beautiful park-like yard. The near double lot is Send Cheque to: Magrath Volleyball Club surrounded by a new cedar fence. Nearly 2900 sq.ft, priced Box 26, Magrath, Alberta, TOK 1J0 Include name of athlete, phone# and age. for quick sale at $132,900. Nothing needs to be done - Register Early Just move in and enjoy! Owner says ‘SELL’! First 15 athletes will be accepted per session. Compare Our Price & Quality With Lethbridge Prices Pork Side Ribs

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