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ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH HOLDS FIRST BIG GIVE IN ROCKLAND

LOCAL FOOD BANK RECEIVES $1000 DONATION

The Big Give at St. Andrew’s Christian Church took place Saturday morning, June 2, in Rockland. The Big Give is an initiative started in Ottawa five years ago with the goal of giving back to the community. Over the last couple weeks, people from the community were invited to donate reusable items they no longer have use for. These items were then displayed at the Big Give, where everyone from the community had the chance to stop by and take whatever they liked for free, including books, clothes, furniture, amongst others. There were even hotdogs and Tim Horton’s coffee being served for free. The Big Give initiative is now also trying to spread across the country. This year, there were over 130 churches participating in the Big Give and this marked the first year for St. Andrew’s Christian Church. —photo Caroline Prévost Le journal Vision est fier de vous présenter son nouveau conseiller en publicité : Claude Lacroix. Claude nous arrive avec un solide bagage en vente, en service à la clientèle et en communications, ayant fait carrière chez Postes Canada et à la Société canadienne d’hypothèque et de logement (SCHL). Claude est très enthousiaste et a bien hâte de rencontrer tous ses clients afin d’explorer des solutions d’affaires pour faire croître les entreprises de la région. The Vision Newpaper is proud to introduce its new advertising consultant: Claude Lacroix. Claude comes to us with a strong background in sales, customer service, and communications, with career experience at Canada Post and Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). Claude is very enthusiastic and is anxious to meet all of his customers, to explore advertising solutions that can help local businesses grow.

Sharon Culchieth presents a cheque to Sylvie Kelly of the Rockland food bank. Culchieth, an employee of Scotiabank, participated in her employer’s program, titled Scotiabankers in the community. Therefore in recognition of her volunteer hours, Scotiabank donated $1000 to assist with the work of the food bank. —submitted photo DOCUMENTARY SCREENING AT CLARENCE- ROCKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY

The Rockland branch of the Clarence- Rockland Public Library will host a public screening of a documentary surrounding the Abolitionist Movement, on Tuesday, June 19 at 6:30 p.m. The documentary, Josiah – The Story that Sparked the Civil War, traces the harrow- ing journey of Josiah Henson from slavery JO.BSZMBOEBOE,FOUVDLZUPGSFFEPNJO Canada. After the screening, there will be a EJTDVTTJPOBCPVUUIFNPWJF/PSFHJTUSBUJPO is required and all are welcome. Josiah Henson spent 41 years as a slave who overcame incredible odds to escape his masters and improve the lives of hun- dreds of freed people throughout his life. The documentary aims to highlight one of history’s greatest lost and forgotten figures and includes interviews with leading experts and Henson descendants. Along with his EPDVNFOUBSZ +BSFE"#SPDLXJMMBMTPCF releasing a written biography of Henson’s life. To watch the trailer and receive more information, visit josiahhenson.com. For more information about the local screening JO3PDLMBOE DPOUBDUUIFFWFOUPSHBOJ[FSBOE Adult Programs Coordinator Robin Barré at 613-446-5680 ext. 201 or by e-mail at rbarré@bpcrpl.ca. — EAP newsroom

La succursale de Rockland de la Bibliothèque publique de Clarence- Rockland accueillera une projection publique d’un documentaire sur le mouvement abolitionniste, intitulé Josiah – The Story that Sparked the Civil War, le mardi 19 juin à 18h30. —photo fournie

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