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Magrath Leisure Guide 2016 -2017 Follow Us on Facebook and Download the Roosters Phone App Magrath Leisure Guide 2016 -2017 Follow us on Facebook and download the Roosters phone app http://www.roostersmarket.ca/ [email protected] Magrath 2016/17 Leisure Guide 11 Welcome to the Magrath & District Leisure Guide The Magrath and District Recreation Committee welcomes you to its latest Leisure Guide for the years 2016 and 2017. An insert will be sent out next spring with updates for 2017. The purposes of the Leisure Guide are to help Magrath area residents and potential residents become aware of the many leisure activities available in the Magrath area, find out how to get involved in the community, and learn how to access services. If the group or event you are involved with is not represented in this guide, email [email protected] so we can get your information for our next publication. The Recreation Committee also hosts semi-annual Mass Registration Nights to provide opportunities for community groups to promote their organizations and to register participants and for residents to “shop” the options and register for all their activities in one place. The next Mass Registration Night is scheduled for Wednesday, September 7, 2016 5 - 8 p.m. at the Garth Veale Arena. In creating this guide, we are deeply impressed to see just how many people volunteer their time to make our community better. We applaud your service. It is the people who make Magrath great! Sincerely, The Leisure Guide Committee Kristyn Barfuss, Brenda Beck, Becky Doig, Trevor Millward and Wayne Quinton Under the direction of The Magrath and District Recreation Committee Becky Doig (Chair), Kristyn Barfuss (Vice Chair), Trevor Millward (Secretary), Wayne Quinton (Treasurer), Brenda Beck (Town Council Rep), Mike Loose (County Council Rep), Byrne Cook, Brad Sabey, Janae Smith and Carma Thomson (Directors) WORKING TO BUILD A BETTER COMMUNITY Councillor Contact Information Mayor Russ Barnett [email protected] 403-894-2697 Councillor Gerry Baril [email protected] 403-382-9204 Councillor Brenda Beck [email protected] 403-394-6475 Councillor DeVar Dahl [email protected] 403-758-3685 Councillor Craig Godlonton [email protected] 403-758-3188 Councillor Brian Oliver [email protected] 403-758-3078 Councillor Richard Van Ee [email protected] 403-758-6717 Town Contact Information Town Hall: 403-758-3212 Museum: 403-758-6618 FCSS: 403-758-6363 Fire Hall: 403-758-6507 Public Works: 403-758-6422 Seniors Centre: 403-758-6771 Arena/Pool: 403-758-3732 Library: 403-758-6498 After Hours Emergency Number: 403-758-6422 Council Meetings Council meetings are held every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 6:00 pm Committee Meetings are held every 1st and 3rd Tuesday at 6:00 pm No meetings on the 5th Tuesday. All meetings are open to the public and the public are invited to attend to keep informed of the decisions being made. If you would like to be on an agenda for a meeting please talk to staff at the Town Hall. Town Hall Information Business Hours: Monday – Friday 9 am – 5 pm Closed for Statutory Holidays: Jan1, Feb 15, Mar 25 & 28, May 23, July 1, Aug 1, Sept 5, Oct 10, Nov 11, Dec 23 & 30 Closed at noon, Dec 26 & 27 Closed, January 2nd Closed. Magrath 2016/17 Leisure Guide 33 Contents 4 TOWN OF MAGRATH MAP 5Community COMMUNITY CALENDAR Calendar 9 AGRICULTURE & HUNTING GROUPS & ASSOCIATIONS 10 FINE ARTS & HOBBY GROUPS SERVICE& ASSOCIATIONS GROUPS & 11 SERVICE GROUPS & ASSOCIATIONSASSOCIATIONS 17 SPORTING GROUPS & ASSOCIATIONS 19SPORTING POOL SCHEDULE GROUPS & 23ASSOCIATIONS MAGRATH DAYS 2016 27 SUMMER CAMPS 29 FACILITIES & FACILITY-BASED PROGRAMS 38 FINEMAGRATH TRAILS ARTS MAP & HOBBY GROUPS & 43 ASSOCIATIONSCOMMUNITY SERVICES AGRICULTURE & HUNTING GROUPS & ASSOCIATIONS SUMMER CAMPS www.facebook.com/pages/town-of-magrath (URL) FACILITIES403-758-3212 www.mag ANDrath.ca Town of Magrath FACILITY-BASED PROGRAMS Contents 4 Magrath 2016/17 Leisure Guide Community Calendar Town of Magrath 5 1 2 SERVICE GROUPS &Copper leaf ASSOCIATIONS3rd Ave N. H 2nd Ave N. 3 5 c Garden Pl. c 1st W. Street E. 1st Street SPORTING GROUPS1st Ave N. & c 4 5 Magrath Pl. Magrath 6 7 9 E. 4th Street 3rd Street E. Street 3rd 2nd Street E. 2nd Street Center Ave N. Ave Center ASSOCIATIONSHarker Ave. 8 E. 1A st Street E. 2A Street Harker Ave. 10 12 Civic Ave N. 11 5th W. Street 4th W. Street 3rd W. Street 1st Ave S. 2nd W. Street c FINE ARTS & HOBBY GROUPS & 2nd Ave S. Pl. Centennial 2nd Ave S. 13 14 ASSOCIATIONS LEGEND 3rd Ave S. 1st W. Street 15 1 Cole Soccer Fields 16 2 Cook Diamonds 3 Alston Scout Park AGRICULTURE4th Ave S. & HUNTING 4 Baseball Fields 17 5 Football Field GROUPS & ASSOCIATIONS6 Skateboard Park 5th Ave S. 62 7 Ice Arena 8 Racketball Courts 18 LEGEND 9 Pool 10 School Playground SUMMER Town Office H Health Services CAMPS 11 Tom Karren Gym Post Office Library 12 Garden City Comm. Center (FCSS) Schools Museum 13 Lions Playground c Churches Campgrounds 14 Tennis Courts 15 Fish Pond Ball Diamond Magrath Trails FACILITIES AND 16 Fish Pond Playground Irrigation Park Magrath 20 17 Golf Course 18 Magrath Cemetery Magrath Ag Society Complex Magrath 19 19 FACILITY-BASEDAg Society Complex PROGRAMS20 Magrath Golf Course Contents Magrath 2016/17 Leisure Guide 55 Community Calendar June 2016 –June 2017 Recurring Events are in GREEN JUNE 2016 3 SERVICEFCSS: Seniors Pancake Breakfast GROUPS & 8-10:30 am. (FREE) 3 ASSOCIATIONSMES Kite Day 3 Down Home Dinner, Museum Fundraiser 6 Swimming Pool opens (tentative) 6 MHS Year End Band Concert 9 MHS Blue and Gold Banquet (Athletic Awards) 13-15 Ag Society: Senior Pro Rodeo 10 MES Grade 1-3 Games Day SPORTING GROUPS18-21 Danny & Balderson Basketball Camp (week 2) 11 Ag Society: Polo cross Clinic and game 21 Barn Dance (Magrath Museum Barn) (Cost $65.00/person) 21-23 MAGRATH DAYS 13ASSOCIATIONS Free Public Swim, 12:00 - 5:50 p.m. 22 Ag Society: Magrath Days Family Event 14 Trail Clean up, 6 p.m. 23 Free Public Swim, 12:00 - 5:50 p.m. 16 MES Triathlon 25-28 Center Court Volleyball Camp 17 MHS Last Day of Classes 21 Farmers Market, 4:30 - 7:00 p.m., Arena. AUGUST 2016 FINE(Every Tuesday ARTSafternoon until September & HOBBY13) 1 HERITAGE GROUPS DAY & 22 MES Last Day of regular classes 8-12 Smash Volleyball Camp 23 ASSOCIATIONSMES Orientation Day 10-13 Mormon Trail Celebrations (see page 26) 24 MHS Last Day of Exams 11 Magrath Chautauqua (see page 26) 24 MHS Graduation 13 Free Public Swim 12:00 - 5:50 p.m. 25 Free Public Swim, 12:00 - 5:50 p.m. 13 Magrath Mako Sharks Swim Meet AGRICULTURE & 26-27HUNTING Ag Society: MAGEC show JULY 2016 (Equestrian Competition) 1 GROUPSCANADA DAY & ASSOCIATIONS27 Free Public Swim, 12:00 - 5:50 p.m. 4 FCSS Summer Camps $20 a week. 27 Last Day for Magrath Swimming Pool Ages 6+, 9:30- 12 & 1- 3:30. 27 No Cost Clothing (Every week from July 4th - Aug 19th.) 5 SUMMERLibrary Summer Reading Program CAMPS SEPTEMBER 2016 (Every Tuesday & Thursday afternoon 1 First Day of School (High School) 2 - 3 p.m. in July) Grades K-6. 3 Ag Society: Riding Group 6-9 LDS Stake YW Camp (1st & 3rd Saturdays every month) 6-9FACILITIES Southern Alberta Summer Games (Lethbridge) AND 5 LABOUR DAY 7-8 Southern Alberta Summer Games Equestrian (Town sponsored Labour Day Pancake Competition Breakfast has been discontinued) (MagrathFACILITY-BASED Triathlon cancelled) 6PROGRAMS First Day of School (Elementary) 9 Free Public Swim, 12:00 - 5:50 p.m. 7 Mass Registration Night, 5 - 8 p.m., 11-14 Danny Balderson Basketball Camp (week 1) Garth Veale Arena 6 Magrath 2016/17 Leisure Guide TBD Stay n Play, Tues/ Fridays 9:30- 11:30 JANUARY 2017 FREE. ages 0-5 1 NEW YEAR’S DAY TBD FCSS: Magrath Parent Preschool - 2-3 10-week Yoga Session begins with FREE class Thursdays 9:30-11:30am (registered program) TBD FCSS: Magrath Parent Preschool - Thursdays 9:30- September to December. 11:30am (registered program). January to April. Ongoing: Ag Society: Public riding Mondays and 9 School Resumes Wednesdays from 6:30-7:30pm, 10 Ag Society: Family Wagon trek and Trail ride FEBRUARY 2017 12-13 10-week Yoga Session begins with FREE Class 10-11 “Panda Classic” MHS Varsity Girls Home 13 Last Day for the Farmers’ Market Basketball Tournament 21-22 MES Parent Teacher Interviews 13 MES Family Dance 20 FAMILY DAY OCTOBER 2016 18-26 No School 5 First Day of Library Story Hour, 10 - 11 a.m. Ages 5 & under (Wednesday mornings until May) FREE MARCH 2017 10 THANKSGIVING TBD Mass Registration Night 21-22 “The Smash” MHS Varsity Boys and Girls Home 6-11 High School Basketball Zones Volleyball Tournament 12 Daylight Savings Time Begins TBD Beginning late October: Public Skating, Every Mon., 16 MES Celebration of Learning Wed., Sat. 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. all winter. FREE TBD Panda Alumni Jr. Basketball Camp. 27 Fright Night at the Museum Several Saturday mornings, Gr. 1-6 31 MES Costume Parade and Pumpkin Carving Contest APRIL 2017 31 HALLOWEEN TBD Community Food Drive 14 GOOD FRIDAY NOVEMBER 2016 16 EASTER SUNDAY TBD Lions Club Operation Christmas Child (Shoebox) Campaign 17 EASTER MONDAY 6 Daylight Savings Time Ends 14-23 Spring Break 11 REMEMBRANCE DAY 11 Town Remembrance Day Program, 9:30 a.m. with MAY 2017 TBD Lion’s Garage Sale Cenotaph Service to follow 22 Victoria Day 17 MES Celebration of Learning 24 MES Gr 4-6 Track Meet DECEMBER 2016 26 MES Walk/Run Club Mini Marathon 1 Hometown Christmas TBD Santa’s Gone Loonie JUNE 2017 2 MES Kite Day 16-17 “Zenith Classic” MHS Varsity Boys Home Basketball Tournament 9 MES Gr.
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