Heart-Warming Winter Special: Local Author Cindy Rochstein to Speak at Mentone Public Library + Special Discussion Panel: "Removing the Stigma: a Dialogue on Our Community's Health and Well-being" - 11am, Saturday, 27th June 2015

Mentone Public Library Proudly Presents:

A Spotlight On Cindy Rochstein 

in a Heart-Warming Winter Special

                                                    11am-12pm + 12.15-1.15pm, 
                                                      Saturday 27th June 2015

                           http://www.cindyrochsteinpublishing.com 

Cindy's Writings Find their Roots in the Soul of this Community-Conscious Author who is Not Afraid to Shed Light on the Darkest of Human Emotion or the Deepest of Human Suffering and to Extend a Hand in Solidarity, Support and Compassion. 



Cindy Rochstein will be joined by a Special Discussion Panel Preceding her Spotlight Presentation to Address the Issues of Our Community's Health and Well-Being. The Panel will draw Upon their Works and Outreach Engagements to Raise Awareness on the Existing Support in Our Community That Can All-too-Easily Fall Under the Radar.







                                                                                                

Gold Coin Entry
RSVP: Thursday, 25th June 2015
Bookings Essential Due to the Cosy Nature of Our Space!
Book Signings and Sales to Follow Author's Presentation
Email: mentonepubliclibrary@gmail.com
Address: Rear Entrance to the C.A.B. 
36 Florence Street, Mentone. VIC 3194

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