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http://www.roostersmarket.ca/ [email protected] 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 ( Council Rep), Mike Loose (County Council Rep), Byrne Cook, Brad Sabey, Janae Smith and Carma Thomson (Directors)

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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

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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

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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 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 Summer Games () AND 5 LABOUR DAY 7-8 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. 1-3 Games Day 21 MES Christmas Concert TBD Trail Clean up 23 First Day of Christmas Holidays (schools) TBD Down Home Dinner (Museum Fundraiser) 21 MES Triathlon 25 CHRISTMAS 23 MES Orientation Day/Last Day of School 26 BOXING DAY 29 Last Day of Exams (High School)

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DELSUMMER BONITA 4-H BEEF CLUB CAMPSwith their equine and agricultural needs. MAGRATH ROD AND GUN CLUB Kirk Frenzel We host many different types of events Jim Cook (Membership) PH: 403-758-3280 email: [email protected] including rodeos, horse shows and craft Ryan Beck (President) PH: 403-635-1545 shows. We will also be sponsoring a The Del Bonita 4-H Beef Club helps Farmers Market this summer. We have The Magrath Rod and Gun Club has youthFACILITIES ages 9-21 learn how to raise a also ANDrecently renovated our foyer mak- two major annual events—a banquet beef animal from calf to finish. Meetings ing it a great place for parties, show- in February/March featuring hunting are held monthly, alternating between ers, weddings, etc. Updates weekly on awards and guest speakers, and a kids’ MagrathFACILITY-BASED and Del Bonita. The year Facebook @ Magrath AG PROGRAMSSociety and on fun fish day at the Fishpond in early June. includes lots of activities, fundraising, our website. Members also have access to a shoot- community service, and other 4-H club ing range which is certified for rifle, pistol opportunities. However, the big event MAGRATH FARMERS’ MARKET and shotgun use. The club also provides is the Show and Sale held in Lethbridge archery equipment, shotgun ammuni- Leisel Quinton 403-758-3946 during the second week of June. Our an- email: [email protected] tion and clay targets for use by local nual organizational meeting is held in the Dates: Tuesdays 4:30-7:00 p.m. from area youth groups. The club owns and first part of October. June 21 - September 13 maintains the Fell Balderson Nature Reserve on the southern edge of The Magrath and District Agricultural MAGRATH & DISTRICT Magrath, between the golf course and Society is sponsoring a Magrath Farmer’s AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY the old spillway. Foot access is allowed Market this summer on Tuesdays at the http://magrathagsociety.weebly.com for the general public within this nature Garth Veale Ice Arena, 5 North Centre St. reserve. Memberships can be purchased We are looking for vendors and offering Check out our website to see photos of at the Magrath Home Hardware. For tables at $15 a week. Seasonal commit- our facility, to book or pay online, to check updates on events, like us on Facebook- ment is not necessary. For customers, the on current bookings and to see upcom- -Magrath Rod and Gun Club. ing events. We are open and available farmers market will offer access to fresh for bookings all year round. Our goal is to fruits and vegetables, local baking and serve the members of this area, assisting handicrafts.

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DEEPAGRICULTURE SOUTH CLOGGERS The Magrath Cultural& ArtsHUNTING Society was for a sew day. Come work on your own Samyra Alston PH: 403-795-6936 formed in 1999 during the Magrath projects or try one of our planned proj- email: [email protected] Centennial. Our mission is to keep ects. Bring your own machine and food Website:GROUPS deepsouthcloggers.blogspot.com &cultural ASSOCIATIONS arts alive and well in Magrath, for a potluck lunch and feel free to come Season: September - May and every year since our beginning we and go as your schedule allows. Mem- have produced plays and organized bership is not required to attend. How- Clogging is offered to ages 4+ at every other cultural events. In the past we have ever, $25 annual membership gets you level. As a clogging group we try to offer SUMMER CAMPSorganized dinner theatres, planned patterns for all the planned projects and a type of dance for kids of all ages. Kids programs for Magrath Days, and worked enters your name into a monthly draw. get the opportunity to learn many dif- in partnership with the school to provide Members in attendance are eligible for ferent styles of clogging and perform at dramatic experiences for our youth. Our the draw. many functions throughout the year. Our organization is run entirely with volun- goal isFACILITIES to help kids learn specific dances AND teers and we are always looking for SPIRIT OF SCOTLAND DANCERS and then be able to master the steps and new people who share an interest in perform them in front of other people. We Kandi Russell PH: 403-758-3900 FACILITY-BASEDthe cultural arts. PROGRAMS believe that this helps kids develop better Highland Dancing Instruction for ages self-esteem, determination and motiva- STITCHERS 5 - 18. Classes are taught in Magrath tion to be the best they can be. We also and Lethbridge. Join us for recreational try to have an environment where kids Judy Barnett PH: 403-758-3042 email: [email protected] dancing, or progress through competi- feel safe and can have fun while they Laura Loose PH: 403-382-0230 tions and exams. Classes are held from dance, learn, and socialize with other email: [email protected] September through May. Leave a phone kids in the program. message for Kandi Russell or send a Prairie Stitchers is a quilting group for private message on Facebook. MAGRATH CULTURAL adults of all ages. We meet once a month ARTS SOCIETY (except July and August) at the Garden Ken Lynch PH: 403-388-4440 City Seniors’ Centre on the second Thurs- Lorena Rodgers: 587-329-1570 day of the month from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m.

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COMMUNITY ADULT to participate actively in society, pursue in the Magrath area are always welcome. LEARNING PROGRAMS further learning, and be successful in There are board positions open and KathySPORTING Richards PH: 403-653-4991 their GROUPS work. & volunteers needed. Email: [email protected] Community Capacity Building FRIENDS OF THE ProvidingASSOCIATIONS adult education and adult & This programming area includes learn- MAGRATH HISTORY AND family literacy opportunities to all commu- ing opportunities that seek to increase MUSEUM ASSOCIATION nities in County. Programming awareness of and address community The Friends is the fundraising arm of priority is given to the following areas: problems, as well as learning opportuni- the MHMA. For more information, see Literacy & Foundational Learning ties that prepare individuals to access Magrath Museum under facility based employment and be successful in the FINE ARTS & HOBBY GROUPSprograms. & Literacy, proficiency in the English workplace. language, and the ability to engage with basic ASSOCIATIONStechnology so that adults are able Ideas for programming and instructors AGRICULTURE & HUNTING GROUPS & ASSOCIATIONS SUMMER CAMPS

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FRIENDS OF THE MAGRATH citizens including Wednesday suppers, come together in trusting conversation – PUBLIC LIBRARY socials, bingos, quilting, and pool play- one that validates what they are doing well ing. We now have a library. Look for our and yet leads to further engagement and The Friends of the Library have worked schedule in the Westwind Weekly and action. Our conversations serve to highlight hard for many years to promote the library come on down to the Magrath Seniors strengths, pool knowledge, examine pos- and to fundraise, including applying for Centre to check us out! New members sibilities, as well as connect parents to their grants, on the library’s behalf. However, 55+ welcome. community and its resources. the organization is currently in need of new board members. If you are interested LAUGHING, LOVING, MAGRATH BAND in this opportunity to provide an important LEARNING THRU THE PARENT BOOSTERS service in the community, please mention FIRST 2000 DAYS Lynette Schipper (President) it next time you are at the library. Denise Norton: PH: 403-634-9979 PH: 403-359-3939 email: [email protected] email: [email protected] GARDEN CITY SENIORS ASSOCIATION We are a group established to promote The Band Boosters is the fundraising group for the Magrath Jr/Sr High School Art Bullock (President) and strengthen early childhood develop- PH: 403-758-6993 ment in Magrath and surrounding areas. Band Program, Choir and Colour Guard. Bev Popowich (Secretary) We host ‘Community Conversation Cafés,’ They will be providing concessions and PH: 403 308 2117 fun and informal venues to bring parents manning bouncy castles at Magrath email: [email protected] together for conversations focused on Days as a fundraiser. The Marching band has a busy parade season this summer The Garden City Seniors Association learning. The format is designed to create with four parades planned. organizes activities year round for senior a space where people of all ages can

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MAGRATH AND DISTRICT where late night shopping and crafters’ MAGRATH AND DISTRICT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE tables are combined with fun activities RECREATION COMMITTEE Jay Mackenzie (President) including a visit from Santa. Becky Doig (Chair) PH: 758-3535 PH: 403-758-6525 Arlen Bennett (Vice President) email: [email protected] PH: 758-3001 Trevor Millward (Secretary) www.magrathchamber.com [email protected]

The Chamber of Commerce is a The Magrath and District Recreation business-oriented organization that Committee, incorporated in 2011, includes focuses on the business issues that build representation from town and county the community and improve quality of councils, town staff, and citizens of both life. We meet monthly to further our ef- the town of Magrath and Cardston forts. Any business-minded individual County. We aim to promote parks, green is welcome to join the organization. The spaces, recreation programming, events Magrath and District Chamber of Com- and facilities. We work together with merce hosts three annual events: in Jan- community groups and governments to uary, a themed gala to present awards identify priorities and advocate and fun- for Citizen, Youth and Business of the Year draise for them. Our meetings are open while fundraising for worthwhile causes to the public. Contact our secretary to get in the community; in April its annual your item on our agenda. Our AGM is Spring Trade Show; the first Thursday in normally held in March. December is the “Hometown Christmas” Leisel’s Buns & More Butter horns, cream puffs, cookies, cakes, and everything else my mom taught me to make.

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MAGRATH ELEMENTARY MAGRATH HANDIBUS BOARD MAGRATH LIONS SCHOOL COUNCIL Brian Oliver (President) Roger Davies Shari Miller, (Chair) PH: 403-317-0737 PH: 403-388-4332 PH: 587-220-4723 email: [email protected] email: [email protected] email: [email protected] Website: www.magrathlions.com The Magrath Handibus has served We work together with the principal residents of Magrath for nearly 30 years. The Magrath Lions Club serves and teachers to plan activities through- It is operated by a volunteer board, and Magrath and District by fundraising for out the year and to encourage a healthy funds to cover most of the expenses local playground facilities and for local learning environment for children. MES associated with it are generated through events. Our projects include a com- School Council is frequently consulted fundraising and donations. munity food drive, community garage on important school matters including See Magrath Handibus under services on sale, no-cost clothing event and Opera- school division initiatives, calendars, etc. page 43 for information about booking tion Christmas Child. The Lions Club built Council initiatives include the annual a trip. the first swimming pool in Magrath and Family Dance and the Quest Theatre anti- recently has invested in playground bullying initiatives. We meet monthly on MAGRATH HIGH structures at the Magrath Lions Park, the second Monday at 3:45 p.m. in the SCHOOL COUNCIL at the school, and now at the Fishpond MES teachers’ lounge. Attend our AGM to Barb Broadhead (Jubilee Park). become part of the council or contact us email: [email protected] to get your issue on our agenda. MAGRATH MUSEUM BOARD The Magrath High School Council See Magrath Museum under meets monthly on the third Monday at MAGRATH ELEMENTARY Facility-based programs (See page 29) SCHOOL COUNCIL SOCIETY 3:45 p.m. in the teachers’ lounge. Our meetings are open and we encourage Juli Miller PH: 403-758-6248 PANDA ALUMNI email: [email protected] everyone to attend. Our Annual Gen- eral Meeting is held in September. This Kristyn Barfuss PH: 403-758-6426 The Magrath Elementary School Coun- is your opportunity to become a voting cil Society fundraises for special projects email: [email protected] member. We sponsor speakers and Mindy Blackmore PH: 403-758-3543 at MES. Our main fundraiser is the Mon- other events and have been particularly day lunch program. Projects funded by involved with anti-bullying programs. We We sponsor Jr. Basketball Camps the MES Council Society include the MES do one fundraiser a year and all the pro- for elementary school kids coached by playground, basketball hoops, and the ceeds go to the dare to care scholarship. the high school Pandas. We have also snack fridge program. Our AGM is held We are also involved in mentoring the helped the school pay for things such as in conjunction with the MES Council AGM. junior and senior high student councils. the score table, chairs and score clocks. We welcome new volunteers.

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We have also paid for teams to go to sent it, you never know what will catch a a school hot lunch program, a pizza extra tournaments to help them get more child’s eye. No clothing or shoes. Gifts kitchen, recycling services, bottle depot, basketball experience, as well as helping for men are in high demand. Please woodwork, and so on. pay for things such as warm-ups, hood- contact Vicki Maher at 403-758-6100 if ies and reversibles. you have any questions or to make a ZENITH ALUMNI donation. The event will be held in Bill Alston PH: 403-758-6895 SANTA’S GONE LOONIE: December. Watch for more info. email: [email protected] A SHOPPING DAY JUST FOR KIDS! SOUTHERN ALBERTA SOCIETY The Magrath Zenith Alumni was organized in 1988 to raise money for Vicki Maher PH: 403-758-6100 FOR THE HANDICAPPED our school sports programs as well as email: [email protected] PH: 403-758-3334 Box 280, 22 North 1st to help build the Tom Karren Gym. Since Street West, Magrath, AB T0K 1J0 Third annual! A shopping day where then, we have donated over $400,000 kids can come and purchase a gift for Together with the community, SASH to our school for uniforms, equipment, the adults in their lives. The gift will then opens doors in an environment where score clocks, tournament sponsorship be wrapped before the child returns to adults with developmental disabilities and to send our young athletes to de- their parents. All the gifts (big or small) achieve their fullest potential. SASH of- velopment camps. We recently donated are $1.00. All the gifts are items that fers community access programs and $30,000 to re-construct our high school have been donated. We gladly accept community living supports to adults with baseball diamond and build a basketball any items for donation that can be used disabilities. SASH also provides many scorers’ table. All donors can receive a as gifts for adults. If you are unsure just services in the community including tax deductible receipt.

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ADULT CO-ED SOFTBALL Jr. Basketball Camp, sponsored by help the development and success of our Mandee Brame PH: 587-220-1885 the Panda Alumni, is for kids in Grade 1 basketball program in Magrath. email: [email protected] through Grade 6. Each age group has instruction one hour per week for 5-6 MAGRATH CURLING CLUB AdultFINE Co-ed Softball runs ARTSthrough the & HOBBY GROUPS & weeks on Saturday mornings when the We’re on Facebook: Magrath Curling Club summer in Magrath with several teams gyms are available beginning in February Season: October 1st - March 1st competingASSOCIATIONS for top spot. Contact Mandee or March. Our coaches are girls who play Brame to enter a team or to have your on the High School Basketball teams. Our Programs offered include Men’s name put on a list to be considered by goal is to help develop kids’ basketball League, Ladies League and Open existing teams. skills at a young age, preparing them League. There is a Men’s Bonspiel and AGRICULTUREbetter to enter the Jr.& High league.HUNTING The an Open Bonspiel. Ice rentals and party JR. BASKETBALL CAMPS money raised by these camps is put back rentals are available through Brian Oliver. Kristyn Barfuss PH: 403-758-6426 into the Jr. High/High School program Magrath Curling Club was founded in email:GROUPS [email protected] &and schoolASSOCIATIONS basketball needs to also to 1949. It is owned and operated by mem- Mindy Blackmore PH: 403-758-3543 bers. Everyone is welcome. Join as a Season: March - April family, with friends, or as an individual. SUMMER CAMPS Time For a FACILITIESTune Up? AND FACILITY-BASED PROGRAMS Dr. Harold R. Murray (403) 758-3118

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We provide a competitive swimming experience for children 7 to 17 years of age in the Magrath area. We emphasize all four competitive strokes--freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and butter- fly and promote team unity as well as personal best performances. We swim every weekday morning and attend a total of 3 Saturday swim meets each summer. Our swimmers have been very successful in local meets and some have even medaled at Southern Alberta Sum- mer Games. Swimmers must be able to swim one continuous length of front crawl without touching the side of the pool or lane ropes to join.

MAGRATH GIRLS SOFTBALL Jessica Godlonton PH: 403-393-9991 Michelle Wocknitz PH: 403-758-6169 Mindy Blackmore PH: 403-758-3543 Season: May and June

We provide softball for girls in Grades 3-8. B division for girls in grades 3-6 and A division is for girls in grades 7-8. Our teams compete against teams in Cardston and Raymond. Players are expected to attend one game and one practice per week. Each player is and Coach Pitch (7-8 yrs). Our Minors (9-11 required to have her own ball glove, bat- MAGRATH MINOR FOOTBALL yrs) teams play teams from Raymond and ting helmet and cleats or good runners. Cardston, and our Majors (11-13yrs) play in Leisha Cook PH: 403-758-6494 email: [email protected] the Lethbridge league. A Juniors team is MAGRATH LITTLE LEAGUE also possible when there is enough interest. Registration is emailed out in June with Mike Dick PH: 403-629-5954 late registration in August. League games email: [email protected] Season: May and June, MAGRATH MAKO and jamborees begin the first week of 2 to 4 days per week. SHARKS SWIM CLUB September and continue through the end Geralyn L’Heureux (President) of October. We have teams in the Atom Magrath Little League serves over 100 PH: 403-758-6869 (grades 4-5) and Peewee (grades 6-7) kids ages 5-16 in Magrath and area from email: [email protected] leagues this year. Magrath Minor Football Tammy Noad PH: 403-758-3604 T-ball to the Juniors level. Come learn the is organized by a board of volunteers, the email: [email protected] game of baseball at a young age and teams are coached by volunteers, and the Season: Mid June - Mid August. progress toward competitive baseball. officials at games are.....YES....volunteers. We offer a house league for T-ball (5-6 yrs) - Continued on page 24 Magrath Pool 2016 Swim Lesson Schedule

RED CROSS SWIMMING LESSONS

SESSIONS DATES DEADLINE TO REGISTER 1ST SESSION MONDAY, JUNE 27–FRIDAY, JULY 8 FRIDAY, JUNE 17 (NO CLASS FRIDAY JULY 1 DAY) 2ND SESSION MONDAY, JULY 11–THURSDAY, JULY 22 FRIDAY, JULY 1 3RD SESSION MONDAY, JULY 25–FRIDAY, AUGUST 5 FRIDAY, JULY 15 (NO CLASS MONDAY, AUGUST 1st, HERITAGE DAY) 4TH SESSION MONDAY, AUGUST 8–THURSDAY, AUGUST 19 FRIDAY, JULY 29 COSTS

$30 – if you have a Family Pass

$35 – if you do not have a Family Pass

A late registering fee of $10 per child will be charged if a participant is registered into a session after the deadline date.

BRONZE CROSS AND BRONZE MEDALLION COURSES SESSIONS DATES DEADLINE TO REGISTER 1ST CLASS MONDAY, JULY 11 – FRIDAY, JULY 15 FRIDAY, JUNE 27 2ND CLASS MONDAY, AUGUST 8 – FRIDAY, AUGUST 12 FRIDAY, JULY 25

Ph Pool at 758-3732 to register or Register at the swimming pool. Pool tentatively opens on June 9 FREE Public Swim every 2nd & 4th Saturday until pool Closes. 20 Magrath 2016/17 Leisure Guide

Magrath Pool Schedule – JUNE 2016 Tentatively opens June 9th TIME MON TUES WED THUR FRI SAT SUN HOLIDAYS 6:00 am Early Bird Swim 6:00-7:00 6:30 am 7:00 am Swim Club 7:00-8:00 7:30 am 8:00 am Lane Swim 8:00-8:40 CLOSED CLOSED 8:30 am 9:00 am 9:30 am 10:00 am 10:30 am 11:00 am Lane Swim 11:30 am School Swim 11:00-11:50 12:00 pm M - Th 9:00-3:30 12:30 pm F 9:00-12:00 No Holidays 1:00 pm in June 1:30 pm 2:00 pm

2:30 pm Public Swim Public Swim 3:00 pm 12:00-5:50 1:00-5:00 3:30 pm 4:00 pm 4:30 pm 5:00 pm Public Swim 5:30 pm M-Th 3:45-7:50 6:00 pm Pool Rental F 12:00-7:50 6:30 pm 6:00-7:00 7:00 pm 7:30 pm 8:00 pm Teen Swim 8:00-9:00 8:30 pm 9:00 pm CLOSED 9:30 pm When the elementary school finishes for the summer the pool hours will change to the July schedule.

ADMISSION TYPES POOL RENTALS COSTS Daily - Adult 18+ $3.00 Clients must: Daily - Ages 5-17 $2.00 1) Notify the pool staff of the number of people attending Daily - Under 5 FREE Less Than 30 people $50.00 per hour Adult punch pass (10) $25.00 Less Than 75 people $65.00 per hour Youth punch pass (10) $18.00 More than 75 People $80.00 per hour Single Season Pass $60.00 Family Season Pass $110.00 2) Book and pay a week in advance. Refunds will be given Family Season Pass: For two parents and their if a rental is cancelled due to snow, rain or thunderstorms. dependants living at home during the summer. Children aged 6 and under must be accompanied PLEASE CALL US IF YOU HAVE by an adult. All infants must wear swim diapers. ANY QUESTIONS 403-758-3732 Magrath 2016/17 Leisure Guide 2121 Magrath Pool Schedule – JULY / AUGUST 2016 TIME MON TUES WED THUR FRI SAT SUN HOLIDAYS 6:00 am 6:30 am Early Bird Swim 6:00-7:00 7:00 am 7:30 am 8:00 am Swim Club 7:00-8:50 CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED 8:30 am 9:00 am 9:30 am Swim Lessons 10:00 am 9:00-11:50 10:30 am 11:00 am Lane Swim Lane Swim 11:30 am 11:00-11:50 11:00-11:50 12:00 pm Lane Swim 12:00-12:50 12:30 pm Parent & Tot 12:00-12:50 1:00 pm 1:30 pm 2:00 pm 2:30 pm 12:00-5:50 1:00-5:00 12:00-5:50 3:00 pm 3:30 pm 4:00 pm Public Swim 4:30 pm M - F 1:00-7:50 5:00 pm 5:30 pm 6:00 pm Pool Rental Pool Rental 6:30 pm 6:00-7:00 6:00-7:00 7:00 pm 7:30 pm

8:00 pm Teen Swim Aqua Fit Teen Swim Aqua Fit Teen Swim CLOSED 8:30 pm 8:00-9:00 8:00-9:00 8:00-9:00 8:00-9:00 8:00-9:00 9:00 pm CLOSED 9:30 pm

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AQUA FIT & LANE SWIM (July) POOL CLOSURE Back by popular demand. On Tuesdays and Thursdays The last day the pool will be open this year is we will be holding Aqua Fit. During this time one or Saturday August 27th. We thank you for your support two lanes (depending on numbers) will be available throughout the season, we hope you enjoyed for lane swim. yourself.

MAGRATH SWIM CLUB MEET This will be held on Saturday August 13th. There will PLEASE CALL US IF YOU HAVE ANY be no lane swim on this day. QUESTIONS 403-758-3732

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THURSDAY July 21 FRIDAY July 22

4:00pm- ALL DAY FAMILY GAMES WITH ATB 7am- 9am- Legacy Funeral Home Pancake Breakfast - At the Magrath Museum FREE 6:00pm Softball Games- Contact Byrne Cook- Noon - 2:30- SUREX FREE BBQ 403.758.3639 -Come out for a burger. - At the school fields 4:00pm- 8:00pm AG SOCIETY ($5 per car) 8:30pm ATB Movie in the Park - Popcorn, candy bag, and a movie for $5 with 6:00pm SOFTBALL Tailgater concessions available. Fun for the whole -At school fields family!

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7:30am- 10:00am PANCAKE BREAKFAST Magrath Dental 1:00- 5:00 ANOMALY PRO PARKOUR AND 8:00am -10am- Soccer Game (Cole Fields) FREE RUNNING *Must be graduated* 1:30- 4:00 BUMPER BALLS- $2.00 8:00am FUN RUN WALK - Starts at Fish pond trail 1:30- 2:30 KIDS RACES - Free 10:00 am PARADE LINE UP-Meet in front of the school 1:00- 2:00 LAWN MOWER RACES 11:00am - PARADE 2:00 SOFTBALL SEMI FINALS Noon- 5:00pm - Vendors throughout. 2:00-3:30 Firefighters/ EMS Water Games Noon- 5:00pm Public swim 50 cents 4:00 Check in for Magrath’s Got Talent Noon- 6pm TRADE SHOW- Ice Arena- Free 5:00 SOFTBALL FINALS 1:00- 4:00 BOUNCE HOUSES -$1 per child 5:30 MAGRATH’S GOT TALENT 1:00- 5:00 PETTING ZOO - Free 6:00- 7:00pm TOWN BBQ 9- 10:45 Highway 62 Band and Bonfire. 10:45- 11-ish FIREWORKS! 24 Magrath 2016/17 Leisure Guide SPORTING GROUPS & ASSOCIATIONS

SPORTING GROUPS & ASSOCIATIONS ber and runs until the middle of March. proud of the accomplishments of our Continued from page 18 We have 2 full ice practices a week plus organization this past season. Our Novice

1-3 games per weekend depending on team was the League Champion, our We appreciate all those who contribute to league schedules. We play in the Spud Atom team won both the League Champi- our program and encourage any others league which consists of teams from the onship and the Play-off Championship. In who have football experience or knowl- Crowsnest Pass to the Alberta/Saskatch- addition, our Pee-Wee team was playoff edge, and who want to work with our ewan border. We usually have a home Champion, Zone 5 Champion and partici- youth to contact the board. tournament and try to go to at least one pated in the Provincial Championship. MAGRATH MINOR HOCKEY away tournament for each division. The division levels are Learn to Skate--Age 4 MAGRATH COMMUNITY Marie Card (Registrar) and older, Pre Novice--Age 5 & 6, Novice- SOCCER CLUB PH: 403-758-6898 FAX: 403-758-3555 -Age 7 & 8, Atom--Age 9 & 10, Peewee- email: [email protected] Chandra Gold PH: 403-849-1486 -Age 11 & 12, Bantam--Age 13 & 14, and email: [email protected] Shawna Strong PH: 403-758-6254 Midget--Age 15, 16 & 17. Magrath minor Website: www.magrathsoccer.com email: [email protected] hockey is associated with Lethbridge Season: April 18-April June 17 Tammy Millward PH: 403-758-6585 Minor Hockey. This allows our players email: [email protected] or We provide a recreational house to play higher levels of tiered hockey. We Kinn Wetheralt PH: 403-758-3312 league for children ages 3-10 and are also interested in coaches for each traveling teams for youth ages 11-18. Dustin Godlonton PH:403-393-8815 of these levels. If you would like to coach email: dustin.godlonton@ please contact us. We will be glad to let Our association is managed, sponsored albertahealthservices.ca you know the courses you need to take and coached by volunteer community Our season starts at the end of Septem- prior to the hockey season. We are very members. We rely on these volunteers A great place to grow

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Men ages 16-99 are welcome to join We teach the traditional Chon-Ji Style of the recreational, no-contact league for the Korean Martial Art, adhering to those who want to keep in shape and standards, belt levels, and patterns. hang on to their youth. Registration is $250 for a 40 game season plus a YOGA year-end tournament. We start taking Janae Smith (Instructor) registrations in August and close October PH: 403-758-3768 1 (limited spaces). Games are held Mon- email: [email protected] days, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Satur- Season: Yoga is organized into 6 week each year in order to run a successful soc- days from 7:45 - 9:00 p.m. sessions beginning with a free class Sep- cer program. Please let us know how you tember 13th & 14th, 2016 and January can help. Contact us directly or visit our MOORE’S TAEKWONDO 2nd & 3rd, 2017, with a possible spring website for more information. Mr. J Moore (Head Instructor, 4th Dan session as well. The first week of each Black Belt, currently holds International session is free, providing the opportunity MEN’S HOCKEY Instructor certification) Contact: Cell: 403-308-7998 for you to give it a try. Fees are $45 per Mike Mehew (President) email: [email protected] session, $80 for a 10 punch pass, or $9 PH: 403-634-5185, Season: September – November & to drop in. Classes are held on Tuesday email: [email protected] January – June and Wednesday evenings 7-8pm in the Dustin Godlonton (Vice President) basement of the library. PH: 403-393-8815 Current registration with CTFI (Canadi- Steve Veale (Treasurer) an Taekwon Do Federation International) PH: 403-317-9580 which includes Alberta membership.

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DANNY BALDERSON CENTER COURT VOLLEYBALL SMASH VOLLEYBALL FACILITIESBASKETBALL CAMP CAMP AND featuring Ryan Marsden CAMPS Featuring Shane Orr Website: baldersonbballcamp.blogspot.ca Shane Orr PH: 403-758-3846 Shane Orr PH: 403-758-3846 email: [email protected] email: [email protected] TheFACILITY-BASED Danny Balderson basketball camp Dates: July 25-28, 2016, Ages:PROGRAMS grades 7-12 Dates: Aug. 8-12, 2016, Ages: grades 1-6 offers quality basketball instruction during the summer months for youth in Magrath Center Court Volleyball Camp is Smash Volleyball Camps are designed and area. For two weeks in July all of the designed to teach kids the game of vol- to show that anyone of any age can learn school gyms are full of basketball players leyball, but more importantly the value of the game of volleyball. It is set up to from grades 3-10. Danny was a former teamwork, dedication, and hard work. introduce kids to the game of volleyball, All Canadian at the University of Leth- Our camps teach the fundamentals as by using small-sided games to reinforce bridge and puts together a quality group well as more advanced aspects of the fundamental skills taught. We focus on of coaches to assist in on court instruc- game depending on the type of camp teaching kids the value of teamwork, tion. The camp runs from 9 a.m – 3 p.m., you sign up for. The camp gives lots dedication, and hard work while trying Monday to Thursday with daily awards of time for game-play situations and something new and challenging. Growth and competitions, a final tournament, competition. Ryan is a former resident mindset concepts are incorporated into and an emphasis on skill development. of Magrath who travels from to the curriculum so that kids can learn how Players are separated into groups to give back to his hometown. We are lucky to have fun while taking on a challenge. match their age or experience. Over the to have him come down as he has much Kids are engaged in the camp because years the camp has been a meeting experience at the national and interna- we coach them in small groups where place for cousins and friends to come to tional levels of volleyball and brings a kids can get many touches on the ball Magrath during the summer and enjoy wide range of knowledge to the camps. throughout the session. For more infor- the game of basketball while having fun Please go to https://goo.gl/wSxR38 for mation on the camp and/or to register, and making new friendships. complete and comprehensive informa- please visit: https://goo.gl/tcKCD1 tion about the camps. 28 Magrath 2016/17 Leisure Guide

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FINE ARTS & HOBBY GROUPS & ASSOCIATIONS AGRICULTURE & HUNTING GROUPS & ASSOCIATIONS SUMMER CAMPS Magrath 2016/17 Leisure Guide 2929 FACILITIES AND FACILITY-BASED PROGRAMS INDOOR PUBLIC SKATING SCHEDULE & PRICES: nate with the Mormon Trail’s Chautauqua Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays event being held in August. We will be FACILITIES from 6:30 p.m.– 7:30 p.m. FREE spotlighting the first families to arrive in (See page 32) Magrath and what life was like for these GARDEN CITY Birthday Parties, etc.: (1 hour rental for early pioneers. COMMUNITY CENTRE (FCSS) whole arena) $60.00 Look for: 145 Civic Avenue • June 3: Down Home Dinner fundraiser Ph: 403-758-6363 MAGRATH MUSEUM – tickets will go on sale in May. This For FCSS programs offered at the Garden 37 North 1st Street West is the Friends of the Museum’s an- City Community Centre: PH: 403-758-6618 nual fundraiser. It is a delicious home (See ads on pgs 27, 34, 36, 41) Website: www.magrathmuseum.org cooked roast beef dinner served at the GARTH VEALE ICE ARENA We are happy to announce we will be Covered Wagon campground or as a open on Saturdays this summer. takeout meal that can be picked up at 5 North Centre Street (next to the Seniors Centre. Elementary School) • Summer Hours: Monday-Saturday • Barn Dance – we will be having a Ph: 403-758-3732 9:00am-5:00pm. (Middle of May fundraising event on Thursday, July 21 Season: Mid-October to Early March through the middle of August) held in the new Barn (Magrath Mu- Our full sized hockey ice arena oper- • Winter Hours: Mondays from 6-8pm seum Historical Agricultural Building) to ates from October to March. It facilitates and Thursdays from 1-4pm. raise funds so we can finish the inside many Hockey organizations including We have now been designated as displays for next year. Magrath Minor Hockey, Magrath Men’s Tourist Information and can provide free • Magrath Days Celebration: Museum League, Lethbridge Minor Hockey and WIFI as a hotspot. will open on Saturday July 23, other pick-up hockey leagues in and 10 am - 4 pm. around Magrath. The facility can be You can also follow us on Facebook at • August 11 is Magrath’s night for the booked and used in the off-season as Magrath History and Museum Association. Chautauqua and the Museum will be well. Call Ice Arena for more information This summer our displays will coordi- open. regarding booking.

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• Fright Night at the Museum will be re- You can also arrange special tours of Email: [email protected] turning this year on Thurs Oct 27. I hear the Museum by contacting one of the PH: 403-758-6498 there may be ghosts in the new Barn! board members. The Museum can be FX: 403-758-6442 Website: www.magrathlibrary.ca This will also be a fundraising event. rented for events, meetings or recitals by • Remembrance Day: The Magrath contacting Wendy Coleman. The cost is LIBRARY HOURS: Elementary School classes visit our $15.00/hr but there is no cost for school, Monday 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm special Remembrance Day displays the town, or church functions. Food is only Tuesday 1:30 pm – 8:00 pm week prior to Remembrance Day. allowed in the foyer. Wednesday 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm • Magrath Home Town Christmas: This year’s board members are: Thursday 1:30 pm – 6:00 pm Come check out the silent auction on Friday 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm Wes Balderson 758-6380 some very beautiful Christmas Wreaths CLOSED SATURDAYS Wendy Coleman 758-3483 and try some old-fashioned fudge SUNDAYS AND ALL STATUATORY Kristine Alston 758-3627 and cider. HOLIDAYS. Glen Williams 758-6005 We are happy to announce that we Cynthia Harris 758-6825 MEMBERSHIP FEES now have a Walking Tour. There is a Donna Lybbert 758-3896 Family $25.00 pamphlet you can pick up at the Mu- Jennifer Heninger 587-787-1411 Adults $15.00 (14 & up) seum and take a self-guided walk down Michelle Boehme 758-6409 Juvenile $8.00 (13 & under) memory lane or you can arrange a LOAN PERIODS guided walk by talking to the summer MAGRATH PUBLIC LIBRARY staff at the museum or by contacting Books/ books on CDs 3 weeks 6 N 1st Street W Box 295 DVDs/magazines 1 week Kristine Alston. Magrath Alberta T0K 1J0 Leisel’s Buns & More Butter horns, cream puffs, cookies, cakes, and everything else my mom taught me to make.

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SERVICES AVAILABLE charge) enables you to borrow books OUTDOOR from over 240 participating libraries Chinook Arch Access to over 900,000 throughout Alberta. FACILITIES items, Book and movie loans, Wireless internet, Online catalogue – place holds, STORY HOUR CAMPGROUNDS check due dates, renew books, Over- Wednesdays, 10 – 11 a.m. October – drive Downloadable e-books and books May for children ages 5 and under. FREE. Covered Wagon Rv Park on CD, Public Access Computers (do not Drop in. No registration required. 234 West 5th Ave South need a membership to use computers), Ph.: 403-758-3572 iPads to use in library, Video conferenc- SUMMER READING PROGRAM email: [email protected] ing, Summer Reading Program (held in www.coveredwagon.ca Tuesdays and Thursdays 2 – 3 p.m. in the month of July), Story Hour (runs from July for children in grades K-6. FREE. Sign The Covered Wagon RV Park is a quiet October to May), Faxing, photocopying, up at the library or drop in. and relaxing park well away from high- scanning, Online databases (can be ways and railroad tracks. You will have a accessed from home with a member- Racquetball Court: refreshing camping experience that you ship), Rotating Block collections of large will want to repeat over and over. print books & Books on CDs, Hoopla, Located adjacent to our arena is a Lethbridge Presents, Mango, Zinio Digital racquetball court that is available any Available Sites: 45 full service, Downloadable Magazines, Interlibrary time the ice arena or the swimming pool 8 power & water, 3 power only, 3 tent loans from all over North America is open. sites. Facilities include 30 and 50 Amp Power, RV Dump Station, Fire Rings (wood The Alberta Library Card (at no extra Cost per person $2.50

KJ Wood Specializing In: 403-393-6682 • Roofing • Fascia Mark Cahoon • Siding • Gutters 403-448-0347 • Soffit • Windows 34 Magrath 2016/17 Leisure Guide FACILITIES AND FACILITY-BASED PROGRAMS available for purchase), Picnic Tables, Campsites cannot be booked and are Facilities include: large pavilion (3200 Clean Restrooms with Flush Toilets, Coin- available on a first come, first served sq. ft.) with fridges, stoves and wash- operated Hot Showers, Coin-operated basis. Sites are $10 per night. rooms, separate camp kitchen (1200 sq. Washer & Dryer, Playground, Horseshoe ft.), six stall shower house and washroom For more information contact the Town Pits, Free Wagon Rides for Children, Pets facility, one hundred seat outdoor amphi- office at 403-758-3212. Allowed (on leash), 60’ X 30’ Hall for Rent theatre and stage, cooking and drinking for Family Reunions, Weddings, BBQs, water and electricity service, eight trailer Magrath Stake Campground etc., 3 Rental Cabins, 3 Bed and Breakfast pads (unserviced), approximately twelve East of 4th Street East. Rooms. Seasonal, monthly and nightly acres of open natural grass area adja- For Bookings Call: 403-331-1066 rates available. Reservations accepted. cent to developed area, ample tenting Email: [email protected] space and twelve fire pits. Available for Jubilee Park Campground The Magrath Stake Campground is a local church groups, scout and young Located behind the Fish Pond 20-acre site located just east of the town women groups, and for public just off Hwy 62, south end of Magrath limits of Magrath, Alberta on the beautiful bookings. Pothole Creek valley (only Facilities include: Approximately 15 1 mile from downtown Magrath). The non-serviced sites, wood stoves, men and camping/recreational site includes women restrooms with flush toilets and approximately 7 acres of developed three camp kitchens with power, including property. a new pavilion. There is no potable water. Susan’s Place

HOME MADE Fish, Fries & Motel Burgers, Shakes Soft Ice Cream 403-758-3274 email: [email protected] • Lawn Grasses

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•Early Childhood Programs •Parenting Programs •After School Programs •Senior’s Programming •Ages and Stages Screening •Social/Emotional Educational Programs •Summer Camps

For More Information Call: 403-758-6363

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Building Features: Foam Pit Water Room Working together to build the world’s Messy Table greatest community. Programs centred Music Recording Studio around you and your family. Theatre Room FACILITIES AND FACILITY-BASED PROGRAMS Magrath 2016/17 Leisure Guide 37 MAGRATH GOLF COURSE Irrigation Park Baseball Diamonds South of Magrath (follow signs) On the corner of Centre Street The Town has four baseball diamonds (Hwy 62) and 4th Avenue South 403-758-3054 (road to golf course). servicing our community. Known as the “Hidden Gem of the NORTHEAST DIAMOND Currently this park has a historical South”, the course offers a true test for On the corner of 1st Avenue North and 1st walking loop where one can learn about golfers of all skill levels. The Magrath Golf Street West. how Southern Alberta was settled and Club is an 18-hole facility located just 20 interact with the actual machinery used This is our biggest diamond and is minutes south of Lethbridge. With many to build the irrigation canals that supply mainly used by the high school for their spectacular views, Magrath’s challeng- water to all of Southern Alberta. Plans home games. ing natural layout allows golfers to enjoy to develop this area include building an a peaceful and scenic round of golf. SOUTHEAST DIAMOND information kiosk. Magrath boasts quick greens, mature On 1st Street East, just north of the school’s trees and an outstanding practice facility. playground. Lions Park Magrath Golf Club also offers full service 2nd Avenue South between This ball diamond is mainly used for clubhouse facilities with a protected patio 2nd Street West and 3rd Street West. little league baseball. and a fully licensed clubhouse. Don’t hesitate! Book your tee time today online Facilities include a playground and NORTHWEST DIAMOND at www.magrathgolf.com or by calling picnic tables. On the corner of 1st Avenue North and 403-758-3054. Centre Street Magrath Elementary This ball diamond is only for children PARKS & PLAYGROUNDS School Playground aged 8 and under. 1st Street West, behind the elementary FISH POND DIAMOND Alston Scout Park school Centre Street South (Hwy 62), just north of On the corner of 1st Street West This playground is the biggest in town the Fish Pond. (Hwy 62) and 2nd Avenue North and can be used by anyone during non- This ball diamond is mainly used for little Facilities include green spaces and school hours. league baseball. a picnic table. Skate Park Soccer Fields Fish Pond 1st Street East between the two east base- Off Centre Street South (Hwy 62) ball diamonds. The Town has two soccer fields that just south of 3rd Avenue South service our local community. Our skate park has a mini half pipe, Surrounded by large shade trees and various ramps and rail slide obstacles. COLE SOCCER FIELD with the relaxing sound of the fountain, On the corner of Hwy 5 and Hwy 62. the Fish Pond is a great location for SPORTS FIELDS TOWN SQUARE FOOTBALL/ your family to come and enjoy a picnic. All sports fields must be booked by SOCCER FIELD For children 16 and under the pond is calling 403-635-1443 for recreational On Centre Street, just north of the arena stocked yearly with trout by Alberta Fish and pool. leagues or for informal games. and Wildlife so they can try their luck at catching their parents some dinner. Surrounding this soccer / football field Facilities include children’s playground, is a red shale track that can be used for picnic tables and a new pavilion with running, walking or other exercises. public restrooms. 38 Magrath 2016/17 Leisure Guide FACILITIES AND FACILITY-BASED PROGRAMS

Softball Diamonds TRAILS tion given to the animal by-law. PLEASE CLEAN UP AFTER YOUR DOG South end of Magrath - The town has two softball diamonds so all may fully enjoy the trails. If you west of HWY #62 that service our local community. They forget your disposal bags there are The 5 km of paved trail loops border- are both located at: some provided by the entrance ing the south end of Magrath can be garbage cans. COOK DIAMONDS used for walking, jogging, running, bik- On 1st Street West just south of the ing, in-line skating and skateboarding. Current Magrath Trails access points Hwy 5 entrance to Magrath. No horses are allowed and motorized are Located at: wheelchairs are the only motorized (see map on facing page) Tennis Courts vehicles allowed on the trail. A. South end of Irrigation Park - just 1st Street West, south east of north of the Cemetery off HWY 62. 2nd Avenue South. PLEASE FOLLOW THE ALLOWED USES B. South side of Jubilee Park Facilities include two fenced-in tennis so the trail will remain in (Fish Pond). courts and green space suitable for good condition. C. Southwest end of Jubilee Park picnics and other recreational activities. Campground. Dogs are allowed on leash and town D. South end of 2nd Street West - east by-laws are in effect with special atten- side of Covered Wagon RV Park. SWIMMING POOL E. South end of 3rd Street West. 5 North Centre Street (next to the elementary school) Ph: 403-758-3732 Season: June- August (See Ads on pages 19-22 for swim times, prices and swimming lesson sessions and times.) FREE public swim every 2nd and 4th Saturday.

Come enjoy the hot summer days in our 5-lane, 25m outdoor swimming pool. We have a one-metre diving board, kiddy pool and an open grassed area where you can soak up the rays while you watch the kids enjoy the summer fun.

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Trail Descriptions edge of the Magrath Golf Course. able. This Pavilion is for the use of #1 on Map – Irrigation Park (Marked portion of Blue on map) all visitors and cannot be booked for (Yellow on map) private use. Please treat with respect #2 & #3 – A half hour walk along the 2016 Development Plans so it can remain open to the public. original Galt Canal Trail. A portion of We are pleased to report that with the - a permanent bridge on the trail by #3 remains unpaved. (Red on map) grant received from the province for the the golf course #4 – Rod & Gun Club Trail - Paved Magrath Trails, the following have been This year the plans are to: trail to the edge of the Magrath Golf completed: - complete the paving of the trail to Course. (Marked portion of Blue on - a beautiful public Pavilion at the join it to the new bridge map) Jubilee Park Campground includ- - complete the donor’s wall #5 – South Trail - Paved trail to the ing flush toilets using non-potable - complete signage water. NO drinking water is yet avail-

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n IRRIGATION PARK .44 KM n GALT CANAL TRAIL 1.78 KM n SOUTH TRAIL & ROD & GUN CLUB TRAIL 2.48 KM 40 Magrath 2016/17 Leisure Guide CONGRATULATIONS MAGRATH! t Peewee Zone 5 Champions

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FINE ARTS & HOBBY GROUPS & ASSOCIATIONS 42 Magrath 2016/17 Leisure Guide COMMUNITYAGRICULTURE SERVICES& HUNTING EMERGENCYGROUPS SERVICES & ASSOCIATIONS SERVICE CONTACT PHONE ALTERNATIVE CONTACT Ambulance Service 911 Fire SUMMERDepartment Fire Chief, CAMPS Cliff Blackwell 403-758-3533 [email protected] 911 (Emergency) Peace Officer 7am – 11pm Complaint number 403-715-8513 Rod Tilson 403-635-0069 RCMP Sgt. Kelly McCoy 403-752-3351 FACILITIESDetachment CommanderAND (24 hr. complaint) Administration 403-752-4747 403-752-3614 (Fax) FACILITY-BASED 911PROGRAMS (Emergencies) MEDICAL SERVICES SERVICE CONTACT ADDRESS PHONE Chiropractor Dr. Harold Murray 14 South 1st Street West 403-758-3118 Commmunity Health Clinic 37 East 2nd Ave. North 403-758-4422 albertahealthservices.ca Dahl Clinic Dr. Kyle Bourne 14 South 1st Street West 403-758-3363 (Medical Doctors) Dr. Conway Brewerton (Tuesday and Thursday) Dr. Kenneth Dahl Dr. Jonathon Tollestrup Dentists Dr. Christopher Holladay 33 South 1st street West 403-758-3844 (Magrath Dental) Dr. Alan Bourne Magrath Handibus Rates: Town of Magrath round trip - $5.00 403-317-0737 Town of Raymond round trip - $15.00 Lethbridge round trip - $25.00 For each additional person the rate goes up by $5 - divided evenly. Magrath Pharmacy Arlen Bennett 80 South 1st West 403-758-3001 Natural Way Clinic Lydia Morton 12 South 1st Street West 403-758-3228

WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICE HOURS ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Bottle Depot Wed-Fri 1-5 p.m. Is located on the south side of 5th Ave South. Operated by Saturdays 9 a.m.-5 p.m. SASH 403-758-3334 Recycling Centre Tue-Sat 9:30 a.m. 8:30 p.m. Is located on the south side of 5th Ave South. Operated by SASH 403-758-3334 Residential Garbage Collection Tue & Thurs (depending upon For more information regarding what will and will not be location) beginning @ 8 a.m. picked please call 403-758-3212 or www.magrath.ca Magrath 2016/17 Leisure Guide 4343 Keeping you Flushing not Blushing!

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Residential Recycling 2nd and 4th Thursday of For more information call SASH 403-758-3334 Collection every month Transfer Station Wednesday and Saturday Is located on the north side of 5th Ave South. For more 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. information please call 403-758-3212 SENIORS HOUSING FACILITY ADDRESS PHONE Diamond Willow Terrace 130 Centre Street South 403-758-6866 Garden Villa Apartments 126 South 2A Street West 403-329-0556 Good Samaritans Society 37 East 2nd Avenue North 403-758-6149

CHURCHES CONTACT ADDRESS PHONE

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Garden Place Chapel 170 North Centre Street 403-758-6510 Stake Centre 21 East 1st Avenue South 403-758-6289 Family History Centre 21 East 1st Avenue South 403-758-6402 Tues & Thurs 1-9 p.m. Sun. 4-7 p.m. Prairie Christian Fellowship 181 West 1st Avenue North St. John’s Lutheran Church 82 North 2nd Street West 403-758-6824

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Tel: 403-752-0180 Fax: 403-752-0191 [email protected] 43 N Broadway P.O. Box 150 Raymond, AB T0K 2S0 myMagrathDental.ca 403-758-3844 Under new ownership! Able Dental Group, in conjunction with Dan Anderson and Bryan Murray, are pleased to announce the sale of their practice to Dr. Chris Holladay

Dr. Holladay was raised in Magrath and is excited to be returning to his hometown to offer a full range of dental services. He has practiced comprehen- sive dentistry for over five years be- tween the cities of and the Crowsnest Pass and will be provid- ing these additional services :

Additional Services

 Wisdom Teeth

 Braces

 Snoring Appliances Dr. Chris Holladay and his wife, Amanda 403-758-3844 myMagrtahDental.ca New Patients Welcome