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Go cruisin’ Tuesday nights
dios, have been organizing Tuesday Cruise Nights at the A&W at the Rockland Plaza on County Road 17 since 2009 as a free and family-friendly get-together of automotive enthusiasts who range from the weekend drivers to the diehard gear heads, along with those who enjoy viewing a fine piece of automotive excellence. The annual summer-long gathering also serves as a fundraiser for the RocklandHelp Centre’s food bank program. Over the past six years of Tuesday Cruise Nights, the Martins and their army of vo- lunteers have provided close to $10,000 to help keep the food bank shelves filled.
GREGG CHAMBERLAIN gregg.chamberlain@eap.on.ca
Summer evenings, while the Beach Boys’ “Little Deuce Coupe” and other easy-liste- ning hits are booming out of the speakers, folks who love the look of a classic car go “cruisin’ the Dub” in Rockland during Tues- day Cruise Nights. Jean-Luc and LouiseMartin, local realtors with a deep and abiding love for cars, trucks, motorcycles and anything else with wheels to come out of Detroit or the European and Asian automotive engineering design stu-
From cutting-edge designs to classic cool and antique ambience, there is something for every car buff to appreciate during Tuesday Cruise Nights in Rockland.
Séance d’information - 860, rue Caron, Rockland 22 juin 2015 - 18 h 30 à 20 h 30 Que ce soit lors de grands événements de la vie ou de petits moments du quotidien, partager votre bonheur avec un enfant, un adolescent ou un adulte peut changer une vie. Offrez ce qu’il y a de plus précieux : une famille.
Frommilestone events to life’s simple pleasures, you can change a life by sharing your happiness with a child, a teen or an adult. Give the most precious gift: family. Information session - 860 Caron Street, Rockland June 22, 2015 - 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
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Tel.: (613) 488-3570 Luc Gareau
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