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by Lorri Smart clergy where most of the men in these leadership positions maintain New ward boundaries which full time employment outside of include a six th ward and six new bish their church activities. There will oprics were announced at a noon definitely bo some very Hate nights meeting held Sunday, November 9, at for church leaders in Magrath over the Magrath Stake Center. tiie next few weeks as these new The six new wards divide the units are-organized. town into six units running east to The new leadership for the six west. The previous boundary change Magrath wards include the following Bishop Harold Murray Bishop Boyd Wooc'ruf in Magrath was in the fall of 1996 men: Magrath 1 st Ward: Harold Magrath 1st Ward Magrath 2nd Ward where the five wards were established Murray (bishop) Morgan Strate, by dividing the town into five units Byrne Cook (counselors) Magrath running north to south. 2nd Ward: Boyd Woodniff (bishop) The new bishops and their Jim Moore, Thaine Olsen (counselors) counselors were presented to the Magrath 3rd Ward: Shayne members in attendance on Sunday Gurney (bishop) Scott Tidmarsh, and are faced with the job of organiz Wally Holt (counselors) Magrath ing the wards into functioning church 4th Ward: Ken Dahl (bishop) Clay Bishop Shayne Gurney Bishop Ken Dahl units with meetings on Sundays and Boyes, Rae Lybbert (counselors) Magrath 3rd Ward Magrath 4th Ward activities for the members throughout Magrath 5 th "Ward: Bob Leishman the week. They were instructed to (bishop) Doug Keeler, Jim Blumel have meetings organized for next (counselors) Magrath 6th Ward: week, Sunday, November 16. Glenn Fletcher (bishop) Lome The First, Second and Third Atwood, Ron Williams (counselors). Wards will meet in the Garden Place Tills is an exciting time for the Chapel (white church), while the LDS church as changes and challenges Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Wards will provide new opportunities for the meet in the Stake Center (brown Magrath congregations. Bishop Bob Leishman Bishop Glenn Fletcher church). That is a big order for a lay Those in attendance at this Magrath 5th Ward Magrath 6th Ward What__1 J is a.. Wi... byUyniSmart There has always been a “ward” of the LDS church in Magrath. But the church was not always divided into wards. It wasn’t until the church was established in Nauvoo, Illinois that the church leaders found it neces sary to divide the members into units for the purpose of congregational worship. (Approx. early 1840s) The city of Nauvoo was divided into political units called wards, as were most early American cities. These “wards” helped to organize the local government and made the running of the city more efficient The ward boundaries became a natural way' to divide the members of the . church, as well. Church appointed bishops presided over these units and organized the church on a smaller scale. The wards allowed for the first time, church directed neighborhood worship. Brigham Young instructed bishops to “organize and watch over their wards, have weekly meetings therein; also see that those under their charge have work and that none suffer through want.” The instructions for the bishops of the church today are not a lot different than those instruc tions given over 150 years ago, <
r —— — - I I 1 : Stitching • 1 i I 1 1 1 • Fabric • Patterns & Books i I • Notions • Sewing Classes i 1 » Custom Sewing & Alterations j ) i | HOURS: Tbes & Weil 10-6 pm; Thur 10-S:30 pm; Fri 10-5:30 pm; Sat 10-2 pm j 1 i Stephanie Humphreys and Donna Thompson 1 i J 50 North 1A Street East • phone: 758-3234 i L j meeting were treated to a brief history of the beginnings of the Town of Magrath along with a historical look at the organi Don’t forget to place your announcements zation of the IDS Church and the subsequent changes that in the Magrath News: have occurred as the population of Magrath has grown over • Births • Weddings • Engagements the last 100 plus years. ® Awards * Birthdays • Anniversaries The original Town of Magrath was surveyed and ! • Obituaries • Achievements mapped out in 92 ten acre lots. By the end of 1899, there were about 300 people living in the Town of Magrath. Over a hundred years later, Magrath is still made up of 92 ten acre lots but with a population over 2000. As Ricks Smith pointed out in Sunday’s meeting, the Town of Magrath has Published weekly on Wednesdays by Keyline Communications not grown physically. “We are simply living and building in Box 179, Magrath, AB TOK IJO Ph: 758-6911 • Fx: 758-3661 each other’s back yards and horse pastures.” email [email protected] Ad deadline is Friday at 5pm and may be dropped off at the Magrath Over die years the LDS population in Magrath and sur Pharmacy or at Keyline Communications’ rounding rurai area, has grown from the original 300 that office at 14 Centennial Place, KevliiRy made up the very first ward to almost 1800 people. ♦ Duane & Carma Thomson’s home. Elder Josh Bourelle, son of Wayne & Linda, will be returning from the Russia Vladavostok Mission this Saturday, Nov. 15th. He will be speaking in 3rd Ward on Sun. Nov. 23rd at 1:00 pm at the Garden Place Chapel. Please send in your Missionary Callings and Releases to The Magratb News, phone: 758-6911, fax: 758-3661, email: [email protected]
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Tuesday morning, members of the community gathered at the Tom Karren gym for the annual Remembrance Day Ceremonies. Master of Ceremonies, Devar Dahl read an email from Alan Dudley who is serving a mission for the LDS church in the Ukraine. Dudley said that he was thinking of the town today, and mentioned asking some Ukrainian people why they feel their country has so many struggles. Dudley said they think the problems their country suffers result from having no trust in God, no trust in Government, and the breakdown of the family. Magratb 4th Cub Scouts laying wreaths at the Cenotaph. Elementary students, Kim Bogdan, Phoenix Atwood, and Richelie Taylor, and High School students, Kristen Desert Storm, servicing cannons on the Stealth Bombers in Tollestrup and Melissa Brewerton each spoke on what Saudi Arabia. Mr. Lowry shared his childhood memories of Remembrance Day means to them. World War Two and some statistics that showed us just how Led by Cam Smith, the band played several numbers, well Canada has been represented in the conflicts of the including “Amazing Grace” featuring the bagpipes. The 20th century. He talked about how grateful he is for the choir sang two moving numbers. No Remembrance Day freedoms which we have in Canada. - would be complete without the recital of “In Flander’s The ceremonies at the Cenotaph took place at 11:00 Fields,” which the grade five classes put beautifully to music. a.m., with a minute of silence, thefct post, and the laying of The guest speaker was David Lowry. Instead of having wreaths. The program and cenotaph ceremonies gave us a a parent in a war or being a veteran, he is the father of a moment to reflect on how blessed we are to live in a free veteran. His son, Ron, served with the U.S. Air Force during country and to give tribute to those who made it possible. ♦
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We appreciate die overwhelming Our readers have expressed support and encouragement we have their enjoyment and appreciation for received in the eight months since the first the paper since day one. We have had edition of The Magrath News hit the street numerous enquires about subscrip Having worked in publishing for tions from residents in the many years, we knew a weekly paper distribution area and from many who would be a tremendous undertaking. live beyond these communities. Now we understand more fully the time Many have asked how we are commitment involved in preparing sto able to afford to continue publishing. ries for publication each week along There is a fine line between "making A LEGACY OF TREES with the adjoining ads and notices. It it" and "breaking it." We are striving to could easily become a full-time task for keep our advertising costs down, yet both of us. we need to cover our costs. We want Our local advertisers have offered to produce a readable paper so the tremendous support. Without them this community will be informed and our paper would not be possible. We hope advertisers will be confident their dis our readers are continuously looking for plays are being seen. ways to support them. It is local busi There are many factors involved Garden Gty nesses that keep a community, such as in a decision to become a subscrip Magrath, thriving. Individuals have sug tion-based newspaper. There is the gested a number of Lethbridge business additional work and expense associated commitment to the project, we feel it is es would probably advertise and give with selling subscriptions. Meanwhile, net improper to ask those who have our income a boost. We have declined to the advertiser is no longer assured that mentioned subscriptions and readers actively follow up those opportunities. his message is reaching eveiy home and who value our paper in their home, to One of the purposes of our paper is to business in Magrath and the surround consider a $25 annual contribution to offer local businesses and individuals an ing district. help cover expenses anil the work affordable vehicle for advertising, with Our choice is to remain a "FREE involved. (Payment can be made to The out concern about competition from PAPER". We believe this is a win-win sit Magrath News, Box 179, Magrath outside "giants." uation. However, in light of our time Alberta, TOK 0J0.758-6911) We will continue to print a news F m ki n » ra m wa ki n ■■ ■ I paper for every post office box in Magrath, Welling, Del Bonita and Spring I SubscriptionC'o/z/n^Mizow Coulee: more Ilian 1,050 papers pub /I understand this is an annual subscription contribution I lished each week Readers who know of 9 ($25 suggested) to help cover expenses and time involved in producing the weekly Magrath News. someone outside the distribution area I CHAGMra /I also understand this is a voluntary payment and the who would like to receive the paper may Published by Keytine Communications 9 Magrath News will still be sending copies to all post contact us. Weekly delivery can be I office boxes in the distribution area. arranged upon payment of a shipping I and handling charge. Name:_ I We thank you again for your sup Address: B port. Thank you to all the people who Town: Prov:____ Postal: I have contributed photos, stories, ideas 9 Phone: and information. Thank you to those who 9 email: Please find enclosed the have written stories and advertising copy 9 amount of______for us. We believe this is a newspaper of I Magrath News, Box 179, Magrath, AB TOK 1J0 "People Connecting With People". ♦ Thank you for your support! □ Cheque □ Cash I Duane and Carma Thomson COLDlUeiX BANIÇeRD Bill Young First Lethbridge Realty Your “Friend** in Real Estate 327-1166
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Grade 8 Girls coached by Jaycee Chipman and Erin VOLLEYBALL Raymond was a busy place Thursday Nov. 6th as it Wilde. They lost to Cardston in semi final play finishing hosted the Westwind Divisional Finals for the Jr. High 3rd. Volleyball. Magrath volleyball boys and girls had 3 teams Grade 8 Boys coached by Jacquie Barnett went into the finish first with everyone getting to the semi finals. playoffs undefeated. They easily beat Hillspring and Grade 7 girls were coached by Gregg Hansen. The girls Cardston to finish first. finished second in their pool and did a major upset beating the undefeated Cardston team to go on to beat Raymond in the final.
Front (L-R): Denton Hemy, Bobby Yerxa-Gemmell Jordan Zaugg. Front (L-R): Sarah Balderson, Bryanna Bennett. Middle (L-R): Courtney Middle (L-R): Rob Murray, Connor Barnett, Steven Scott, Kyle Stringain. Hillmer; Kennedy Cookjordan Hansen, Katie SmartJaime Ralke. Back (L-R): Nathan Thomson, Russell Bennett, Gregg Karren, Nick - Back (L-R): Gregg Hansen (coach), Mekaiab Lybbert Janna Hinman, Haynes, Parker Dahl, Ryan Tait Jackie Barnelt (coach). Amelia Holt, Bonnie Balderson, MikenLee Woolf. Grade 9 Girls were coached by Tammy Low. They went Grade 7 boys coached by James Heninger finished 2nd in down to the wire against Cardston getting 2nd place in their pool. They came together to beat Cardston in the a close game. semi and Mountain View for the final win. Grade 9 boys coached by Riley Sabey played Cardston for the final and finished second.
We have a lot to be proud of in Magrath. The volleyball program is producing some great athletes and is a real up and coming sport for the town. Thank you to all the coaches who make the program possible.
BASKETBALL Zeniths Basketball Poised for New Season The Magrath High School Zeniths basketball team has been chosen and is ready to begin a new season. This year the Zeniths will be coached by a pair of Zeniths Alumni. Ron Strate (1990) is the head coach with Matt Alston (1999) assisting the varsity team. ' Ron says he is excited for a new season and feels that Front (L-R): Caleb JacksonJordan Heninger, Max Beazer this team is one of the deepest teams Magrath High School Middle (L-R): Cbanse Sabey, Carson Heninger, Benson Wilde, Cody has seen in a while. While there is not one amazing star, the Foggin, Ben Bennett. Back (L-R): Luc Rollingson, Mitch Maxwell, Tyson Hudson, James Heninger (coach), Matt Rollingson (coach) team is especially strong. “Any one of the eleven boys on the team could be starting. It makes it tough on the coach to well at their opening tournament at Winston Churchill have to choose from so much strength.” The team has six December 5-6. There are four grade 11 boys with the grade 12 boys returning: Russell Beazer, Derek Blackmer, Eagles: Tanner Hinman, Brady Bogdan, Stephen Taylor and Riley Sabey, T.J. Quinton, Cam Smith and Ryan Clark. Five Mik Woolf. The rest of the team is made up of a group of grade eleven boys round out the varsity roster: Alan Wilde, eight enthusiastic grade 10 boys: Ray Wilde, Russell Ririe, John Leishman, Brady Bogdan, Stephen Taylor and Mik Jordan Smart, Cole Barnett, Adam Williams, Mitch Blackmer, Woolf. Ron says this team should work together very well Casey Hilmer, and Will Beier. ♦ and they are ready to start winning games. The Zeniths get started December 4 - 6 at the opening tournament at LCI. The Junior Varsity Eagles are also ready to start play ing. Brett Nish is the head coach and Ron Strate will be die assistant. The J.V. team also looks very strong and should do
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