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Royal LePage Shelter Foundation Gala
Our Objectives
We are extremely proud to invite you to our
❖ To provide safe, temporary
First Annual Client Appreciation Gala
accommodation to
Wednesday May 20, at 7:00 p.m.
battered women with or
Esplanade Arts & Heritage Centre Museum
without children
We have partnered with our friends at the
❖ To ensure that shelter
Medicine Hat Women’s Shelter Society
services and programs are
designed and delivered in
Gourmet hors d’oeuvres provided by:
a manner which promotes
DeVine Grill – 502 South – Twist
self-esteem, independence, and individual decision-making
Sabi Pan Asian & Café Caprice
❖ To provide support services including crisis intervention, temporary
accommodation, essential transportation, food, childcare
programming, emotional support, referral and advocacy
❖ To provide outreach and peer support services
Entertainment provided by:
Rob Hudec
❖ To promote public awareness and education within the community
& ❖ For more information on the Medicine Hat Women’s Shelter call
Daniel Bellefeuille their direct line at 403-529-1091
Many Live & Silent Auctions Items
Cash Donations and Auction Items Donations Welcome!
Donation at the Door: $10.00
RSVP by May 11th to 403-528-4222
medicinehat@royallepage.ca
www.royallepage.ca
COMMUNITY REALTY
40257030•05/01/09
When listing your farm or ranch with
Bernie Smyth
Your Farm and Ranch Specialist
ADVANTAGE 1: I am pleased to offer clients the unique marketing advantage
of aerial showings of properties I have listed or properties
you wish to view. I am a registered pilot with my own airplane.
ADVANTAGE 2: Commissions Option Plan!! Call for More Information!
403-504-3170
55512419•05/01/09
E-mail:
agland@canopycanada.net
GREAT ACREAGES
(5626, 5627, 5628)
Three 6 acre lots on the Holsom Rd, water will be supplied
to each lot, power at the fence line, gas may be supplied at
a later date. The first buyer gets to pick from the three lots.
Asking: $200,000 per lot
one lot is now reduced to $150,000
Quarter section ten minutes from Medicine Hat with buildings, house 1060 sq.ft. needs repair,
steel quonset 40x42, gas well revenue, dugout and 85 acres of water rights.
Asking: $380,000
Quarter section ten minutes from Medicine Hat, Pressurized pipeline, 90 acres of water rights Saturday May 16th (May Long Weekend) 8am - 4pm
and gas well revenue.
Asking: $320,000
Brought to you by the Saamis Rotary Club 55512399•05/01/09
Bring your computers and TVs to:
SOUTH OF CITY Old Wal-Mart Parking Lot
153 acres 15 minutes south of Medicine Hat. Pivot with underground pipeline and gas well
revenue. Seeded to wheat in ‘08, fenced with dugout.
For more info: 403-548-5138
Reduced: $465,000
Visit
www.albertarecycling.ca or call 1.888.999.8762 for
QUARTER SECTION
more information on electronics recycling in your area
On the #3 highway, 10 minutes from the city limits, 120 acres of water rights with pivot, pavement
to the property and gas well revenue.
We are accepting:
Asking: $525,000
• Computers, monitors, printers, laptops, CPU’s • electrical power tools
& other computer components • Telecommunications equipment - telephones,
160 ACRES
• Small kitchen appliances (microwave, toaster cell phones
ovens, coffee makers) • Photocopiers, fax machines and similar office
With 76 acres of water rights under a new valley pivot, pressurized pipeline so NO PUMP needed, • Audio and video equipment and televisions electronics
3 phase power, 70 acres seeded to fall rye the remainder in grass, fenced with gas well revenue. • Personal care appliances (hair dryers, • Industrial electrical tools
Asking: $460,000
shavers, etc.) • Specialty equipment containing electrical
• Other electrical household tools (vacuums, motors, switches and other components with
HAVE CLIENTS WANTING DRYLAND FARMLAND - CALL FOR DETAILS! irons, floor polishers) material value.
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