2011 Ford F350/ $10,000 or Trip/ Choice of Camper Trip for 4 to Austrailia & 2 wk Camper Rental Davidson, CorbinSpirit River, AB Carstairs, LeifGrande Prairie, AB Trip for 2 to Maui Scott, BarbaraSpirit River, AB 2010 Suzuki Quad LT-Z90 Bruneau, Louis & SandieSherwood Park, AB 2-day White water rafting adventure for 4 Kaazmarth, JimGrande Prairie, AB Kirkham, DarGrande Prairie, AB Gleason, ArnoldValhalla Center, AB Addison, Rose MFairview, AB 2011 Xterra S/ Choice of Camper Jackson, Mitchell & SarahGrande Prairie, AB Guy, Brenda & LeonardEdmonton, AB Lauzon, BeaGrande Prairie, AB Lefley, AllenSpirit River, AB Schmidt, WesGrande Prairie, AB Tame, TysonGrande Prairie, AB 2010 Quicksilver 8.5X22 LQB2 OR 2011 Flagstaff Superlite26 Bradley, RodRainbow Lake, AB Gislason, TomFox Creek, AB Withers, KeithGrande Prairie, AB Humber, TrentGrande Prairie, AB Corcoran, JulieGrande Prairie, AB
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Each camper will be supported by a student counsellor from the Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine. These counsellors will be supported by experienced healthcare professionals in furthering their knowledge in speech-language pathology, physical therapy, or occupational therapy. AAC Camp Alberta 2016: Where: Easter Seals Camp Horizon, Bragg Creek, AB (outside of Calgary) When: Friday, August 26 to Sunday, August 28, 2016 Who: Children who use AAC devices, and their families Note: Campers must own a speech-generating device to participate. Fees: Fees cover full cost of meals, accommodations, and MODC administrative costs Full fee: $595.00 covers one camper using AAC and two siblings or parents (three people total)* *Donor-subsidized fee is available. Please see application for more details. Fee for additional siblings or parents: $130.00 / person Application deadline: May 20th, 2016 March of Dimes Canada - AAC Camp Alberta: http://www.marchofdimes.ca/EN/programs/ydac/Pages/AAC-Camps.aspx
Easter Seals Camp Horizon: http://www.easterseals.ab.ca/CampSite/EasterSealsCampHorizon.aspxTexsport Mammoth 600 lb XL Cot Our homeless shelters have used many different types of cots in the past. The other cots cannot compare with the quality, ruggedness and ease of set up as the Texsport Mammoth 600 lb XL cot. We plan to purchase more of these cots in the future when funding becomes available. Byer of Maine Maine Heritage Wooden Cot Blantex Heavy Duty Steel Cot with 25.5 inch Canvas I was looking for a high quality cot and checked a large number of vendors. Nothing had a spring system like this, Yes,it is more expensive and shipping a large item isn't inexpensive but the sum total of cot plus shipping was a worthwhile purchase. Actually purchased 5.Arrived in a very reasonable time. Texsport Mammoth 600 lb XL Cot We purchased these cots for use in our homeless shelters. Over the years we have tried many different brands and styles. The Texsport Mammoth 600 lb XL cot has proved to be the most durable and reliable cot.
We intend to purchase more in the future when additional funding becomes available. Pacific import Company Big Bear Compact Cot For the money this is good cot. I'm 6'2 250 lbs n it is just enough. No extra space but good enough. If weight is issue (bush plane, etc) or space in tent this cot will work. I read complaints about how hard it was to put together, I didn't think it was but if it was easy n sloppy cot wud sag so not sure what those folks expected. There are better cots out there that fit this one's genre but alot more expensive. Texsport King Kat Giant Folding Camp Cot, Forest Green, 350 lb. Wt. First assembly was a struggle. Slept well and comfortably due to size .Very stable when moving around while sleeping. I bought 4 of these cots for a 10 day camping trip to Michigan's Upper Peninsula They are light weight and sturdy. They take a bit of breaking in to get them assembled the first time, and some of our campers with less arm strength couldn't take them apart again (the easiest approach is to hook a leg attachment stub behind a pole and pull to separate the side rail segments).