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Attestations Accessibilité LISTE DES ATTESTATIONS ACCESSIBILITE DEPOSEES EN PRECTURE DE CHARENTE-MARITIME AU 1ER JUILLET 2019 COMMUNE CP NATURE DE L’ERP NOM DE L ETABLISSEMENT – NOM DU PROPRIETAIRE ADRESSE AGEN 47000 MUTUELLE MAPA Mutuelle d’assurance – M GOMIT Patrice 58-60 bd Sylvain Dumon AGUDELLE 17500 ÉGLISE MAIRIE - ARRIVE Roland Bourg D’AGUDELLE CABINET PARAMÉDICAL SCI OKP - COCANS Stéphane 16, rue des Ecoles AGENCE IMMOBILIÈRE SARL COEUR CAMPAGNE – Mme FRISCIA PONCE Colette 29 Ter place de la République ASSURANCES SCI MMA – M DELVALLEE Loic 13 place de la république AIGREFEUILLE D AUNIS 17290 BOUCHERIE CHARCUTERIE L’effet Boeuf - 19 rue de l’aunis BOULANGERIE BRISSON Romain – BOULANGERIE BRISSON 5 rue de l’Aunis CABINET PARAMÉDICAL SCI HERPRINCE 3 rue des Passeraux CORDONNERIE NEGRET Fabrice 24 Bis Rue de l’Aunis Page 1 de 552 Attestations Accessibilité DENTISTE Chirurgiens Dentistes – AGUIRE Rodrigue 26, avenue des Marronniers FLEURISTE Barret Fleurs – Mme Corinne BARRET 11 passage des halles FROMAGERIE Au Village des saveurs – MEGRET Lydie 8 Place de la République GENDARMERIE Mairie-GAY Gilles 24 avenue des Marronniers HALLES ET SANITAIRES Mairie-GAY Gilles passage des Halles LOCATIONS DE TERRAINS ET BIENS AUBOYER Jean Jacques 7 ter 7 A rue de L’Aunis IMMOBILIERS AIGREFEUILLE D AUNIS 17290 MAGASIN DE CHAUSSURES One O’Clock – KOBRIL LAPOTRE Nathalie 98 Place de la République NÉGOCIANT O RE BU – CARPENTIER Bruno 16 Place de la République OPTICIEN Sarl PHILOPTIC 12 passage des Halles PÉDICURE PODOLOGUE ROLLAND PIEGUE Florence 21 bis rue de la Rivière PHARMACIE GRUEL VILLENEUVE Hubert place de la renaissance PHARMACIE GRUEL VILLENEUVE Hubert Place de la Renaissance RESTAURANT SCOLAIRE Mairie-GAY Gilles 14 rue des Ecoles Page 2 de 552 Attestations Accessibilité SALON DE COIFFURE EURL Emmanuelle Coiffure 22 rue de L’Aunis SALON DE TOILETTAGE CABOTS & CO – Mme DUFAITRE Stéphanie 4 avenue des Marronniers SUPERMARCHÉ Intermarché- ALEIXANDRE Sébastien Place de la Renaissance AIGREFEUILLE D AUNIS 17290 TABAC La Tabatière – FOUCHER Dominique 33 place de la République TRAITEUR L’EFFET BOEUF – M . CHAMPIGNY Samuel 19 rue De l’Aunis VÉTÉRINAIRE DEBISCHOP Catherine 18 rue des Ecoles ALNAY 17470 PÂTISSERIE O’DONJON DES GOURMETS 17 place Aristide Briand CABINET MÉDICAL cabinet médical et paramédical – HUA Grégoire 2, rue des Sports COMMERCE BRICO DEPOT Route de Marans – Bel Air ANDILLY 17230 LA POSTE BOURREL Daniel 24 rue de la Paix LA POSTE Commune Andilly-POSTE IMMO 24 rue de la Paix Page 3 de 552 Attestations Accessibilité SALLE DES FÊTES Mairie-FAGOT Sylvain Place de l’église ANDILLY 17230 Place du Monument aux SALON DE COIFFURE Mairie DE MONTILS– M, GEAY Jean Paul Morts GARAGE AUTOMOBILE BERCHOTTEAU Damien 1 Route de la Mer CENTRE DE LOISIRS Maire – TAUPIN Didier place St Pierre CIMETIÈRE Maire – TAUPIN Didier place St Pierre ÉGLISE Maire – TAUPIN Didier place St Pierre ANGLIERS 17540 GROUPE SCOLAIRE La Farandole – TAUPIN Didier rue Jules Ferry KINÉSITHÉRAPEUTE Mr Mallet Fréderic 2 rue du Ponant MAIRIE Maire – TAUPIN Didier place St Pierre SALLE DES ASSOCIATIONS Maire – TAUPIN Didier place St Pierre Page 4 de 552 Attestations Accessibilité SALLE DES FÊTES Maire – TAUPIN Didier place St Pierre ANGLIERS 17540 SNACK BAR AROMA PIZZ – M. BOUVIER Stéphane 16 rue des Sables PHARMACIE SALAVERT-GRIZET Jacques & Christine place de la République AGENCE IMMOBILIÈRE SAS KEFREN INVESTISSEMENT – M. Martel Stéphane avenue des Fourneaux Centre Commercial Carrefour BIJOUTERIE Histoire d’Or Route de Rochefort ANGOULINS SUR MER 17690 BLANCHISSERIE LAVERIE PRESSING Mairie bel & Blanc – VAILLEAU Daniel Centre commercial Carrefour BOULANGERIE GOURMAND SABLE – Guillaume Champelovier 2 avenue Edmond Grasset BOULANGERIE PÂTISSERIE CMP – SARL – M. Benoit MARTIN 27 avenue Albert Denis Page 5 de 552 Attestations Accessibilité CABINET PARAMÉDICAL BERTIN Jean-Philippe 7 Place des Golènes CAFÉ BAR Café des Charentes – BIDAUD 64 place de La République SARL LES DAMES BLANCHESLE BISTROT DES HALLES – La Rochelle sud, ZAC CAFÉ BAR RESTAURANT Mme TREMBLAY Séverine des Fourneaux CARRELET PÉDAGOGIQUE Mairie – VAILLEAU Daniel pointe de la Belette CENTRE COMMERCIAL Carrefour Route de Rochefort ANGOULINS SUR MER 17690 CENTRE ÉQUESTRE La petite écurie- M.PIGNON Patrick route du pont de la pierre CENTRE NAUTIQUE Mairie – VAILLEAU Daniel Plage de la Platère COMMERCE YVES ROCHER Centre commercial Carrefour CRÊPERIE Au bon Grain – GRIFFON Vianney 8 avenue Edmond Grasset DENTISTE cabinet dentaire – Mme BOUYER Nathalie Route du Pont de la Pierre Page 6 de 552 Attestations Accessibilité ÉCOLE Mairie – VAILLEAU Daniel rue St Gilles ENTRETIEN ET MAINTENANCE LAPEYRE – Mr Etienne HUMBERT Lieu- dit Les Ormeaux ESPACE GIRAUDEAU Mairie – VAILLEAU Daniel chemin de Toucharé 101 rue du Moulin de la GENDARMERIE SIVU d’Angoulins sur mer-Chatelaillon Pierre HALLES ET SANITAIRES Mairie – VAILLEAU Daniel rue du Cdt Grasset ANGOULINS SUR MER 17690 INSTITUT DE BEAUTÉ SO CHIC BEAUTY – Melle ESNARD Sophie zac les Fourneaux KINÉSITHÉRAPEUTE M.VINCENEUX Christophe 22 chemin de Toucharé LOCAL JEUNES Mairie – VAILLEAU Daniel rue de Verdun Centre Commercial Carrefour MAGASIN D’OPTIQUE OPTICEO- Mme. Dersoir Stéphanie Angoulins sur mer MAGASIN DE CHAUSSURES CHAUSSEA - ZAC des Fourneaux Page 7 de 552 Attestations Accessibilité MAGASIN DE SPORT SARL JACK SHOES – COURIR 137 route nationale MAGASIN DE VÊTEMENTS Sport 2000, Scan-line, Tousalon – M ANDRIEU Rémi 26 avenue des Fourneaux MAGASIN MULTIMÉDIA Boulanger SAS rue du Moulin de la Pierre ÉLECTROMÉNAGER Route de Rochefort MAROQUINERIE Bagagiste et Compagnie- DAVID Gilles Centre Commercial Carrefour MATÉRIEL DU BUREAU Buro Center – ANGIBAUD Claude ZAC des Fourneaux ANGOULINS SUR MER 17690 4 avenue des Fourneaux ZAC OPTICIEN OPTICAL CENTER – Mme BARD-SIRGY Nadine des Fourneaux PÔLE MULTIFONCTIONS Mairie – VAILLEAU Daniel rue St Gilles ZAC Des Fourneaux POMPES FUNÈBRES MARBRERIE Aux choix funeraires – SACRE Jean-Luc route de Rochefort à PRESSE GROUSSAT Sylvain Angoulins sur mer ZAC des Fourneaux – rue du PRÊT À PORTER Kiabi Moulin de la Pierre Page 8 de 552 Attestations Accessibilité RESTAURANT SCOLAIRE Mairie – VAILLEAU Daniel rue St Gilles RESTAURATION TRADITIONNELLE Bistro LYLY – M. Lucas GIRAUX 11 avenue des fourneaux VENTE DE CHOCOLAT REAUTE SARL VDVLR – M. VANDEVOORDE Eric 22 bis rue des Coquiilles 3 rue des Fours à Chaux – ANGOULINS SUR MER 17690 VENTE DE CUISINES SARL SIGOGNEAU ZAC Les Fourneaux VENTE ET INSTALLATION DE SARL ARATI – Mr ALEXIU Philippe 21 avenue des Fourneaux CUISINES VÉTÉRINAIRE JOUBERT Patricia 4 avenue Edmond Grasset plage de la Platère, port du WC PUBLICS Mairie – VAILLEAU Daniel Loiron et Ilot St Pierre EXPLOITATION AGRICOLE, CENTRE RYF Aline 2 Chemin de Bardécille ÉQUESTRE ARCES SUR GIRONDE 17120 BOULANGERIE PÂTISSERIE La petite arcillonne – M. Stéphane RATEAU 25 rue de la citadelle ARCHIAC 17520 BANQUE CM – CIC 2 rue de la part des Anges Page 9 de 552 Attestations Accessibilité BÂTIMENT MUNICIPAL MAIRIE – M. BRAUD Didier 18 rue de Riveron BIBLIOTHÈQUE MAIRIE – M. BRAUD Didier 6 rue école BROCANTE Brocante des Chapelles – M, LOURDJANE Arezki 10 route de Cognac ÉGLISE MAIRIE – M. BRAUD Didier ARCHIAC 17520 GARAGE AUTOMOBILE SARL MICHAUD Père et Fils – Mr MICHAUD Philippe 23 Rue de Riveron LA POSTE BOURREL Daniel 1 Place du Champ de Foire MAGASIN DE MEUBLES SARL MEUBLES JOLY – Mr JOLY Bruno 27 route de Cognac SALON DE COIFFURE EURL SUBLIM’ - SEVERIN Irène 38 rue Agrippa d’aubigré 1 Rue de la bonne Chauffe SUPERMARCHÉ Carrefour Contact -SALICHON Pierre ZA Du Tonneau ARCHINGEAY 17520 MUSÉE Zinth de Kentzingen 3 impasse de la Margelle Page 10 de 552 Attestations Accessibilité GARAGE AUTOMOBILE GARAGE PEINTAUD ERIC – M. PEINTAUD Eric 11 route de Tonnay Boutonne ARCHINGEAY 17520 MUSÉE SPÉCIALISÉ Musée les Trésors de Lisette – ZINTH de KENTZINGEN 11 rue Raymond Joubert SALLE COMMUNALE salle Multiculturelle - Mr TARGE Jean-Marie, Maire rue du Marais ARDILLIERES 17290 ÉCOLE ECOLE PUBLIQUE– Mr TARGE Jean-Marie – Maire rue des Marais MAIRIE Mairie – Mr TARGE Jean-Marie – Maire rue des Marais PHARMACIE Mairie 31 rue de la Diète AGENCE IMMOBILIÈRE Agence ORPI route de St Clément ARS EN RÉ 17590 BOUCHERIE CHARCUTERIE La Boucherie les 2 B – OLIVIER Jean-Louis 7 place de la Chapelle BROCANTE ANTIQUAIRE M.et Mme GEFFARD Jean Claude Charles 13 rue de Mouillebarbe CABINET MÉDICAL JAUFFRAIS Michel 56 rue d’Angleterre Page 11 de 552 Attestations Accessibilité CARROSSERIE – PEINTURE SA CARROSSERIE ROCHELAISE – M. TOREAU Philippe route de la Pré GALERIE Galerie Khan – KAHN Georges 13 route de Mouille Barbe HOTEL SARL HOTÊL DU FIER 14 place carnot HÔTEL RESTAURANT SARL Hôtel du fier - 14 place carnot INFIRMIÈRES GIRAUDEAU 2 impasse du Caillou Fleuri ARS EN RÉ 17590 KINÉSITHÉRAPEUTE ROGER Marcel 73 rue Thiers SCM CABINET DE KINESITHERAPEUTE - M .LABIA Jean KINÉSITHÉRAPEUTE 10 Quai de la prée Philippe LA POSTE La Poste- CORBEL Philippe 10 Place Carnot LES CONFITURES DU CLOCHER - île de Ré – Mme MARAÎCHERS 1 chemin des Palissiats HERAUDEAU Françoise OPTICIEN Mairie 31 rue de la Diète Page 12 de 552 Attestations Accessibilité RAM ET PÔLE PETITE ENFANCE CDC de l’Ile de Ré 5 rue Graffaud RESTAURANT Le Grenier à Sel – GODIN Michelle 20 rue de la Baie RESTAURANT Pizzéria restaurant VITTORIA – Mme LAMOUREUX Françoise ZA Route de le Prée ARS EN RÉ 17590 RESTAURANT SAND ET WISHEES chez pierro– M. RACAUD Philippe 9 route de saint clément SARL LE CORNER CAFE AU COIN D’la Rue – M, DESHAIS RESTAURANT TRADITIONNEL 31 rue de la Diète Damien TABAC PRESSE JEUX BITEAU
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    “...FOR YOUR FATHER KNOWS WHAT YOU NEED...” MATTHEW 6:8 Submitted by: Matushka Alexandra Safchuk In the Bible I used during my Seminary classes, when dinosaurs roamed the earth, in the margin next to this verse I wrote, “intimacy and confidence that we shall be heard.” Not an original thought, I’m certain, but relationship with God is both com- plicated and simple, and sometimes remembering that in fact we are in a relation- ship with God, is still difficult for me. Recently a friend related that after a move across the country and the building of a new home she had prayed that God would help her find a job. She had already joined a parish in the area, but was surprised when the parish priest called her within a few days. He asked her to teach church school. She did, but she also revised her job prayer to include a salary. God is like that. Another friend told me that after asking God to make her more useful to others she was soon diagnosed with cancer. That seems incongruous, but during her battle she was VERY useful to others. As a therapist, she had spent countless hours helping others with their concerns, problems and relationships. But her life during illness was a picture of faith and faithfulness, accompanied by humor and sensitivity. The lessons are unforgettable and imminently useful. One day I had a call from someone who needed help. Sick at home, she needed her prescriptions picked up, some food purchased and a specific Entenmann’s cake (?) obtained.
  • Intercontinental Almaty 181 Zheltoksan Street | Almaty, 05001 | Kazakhstan Go to Or Click Here to Contact Us Introduction Key

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