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Millicent Business Community Association outstanding business award winners

Foster’s Foodland was again named as the best retailer and the award was accepted by store manager Dave Foster. He is shown with staff members Darcey Allen, Monika Nieves and Mason O’Rielly, who were nominated in the young employee of the year category. Three generations of the local Foster family have been involved in retailing since the late “Bob” Foster opened a general store in his home town of Rendelsham in 1947.

MILLICENT Business Community Association Outstanding Business Awards 2018 winners:
Agriculture/horticulture/viticulture: Ricky Wilson XBred Ram Shearing.
Construction/trades/manufacturing: 3MP
Service: Hair and Beauty by Jamey.
Hospitality and tourism: The Shearer’s Cook Café (merit awards to Evergreen Bed and Breakfast and New Heaven Indian Restaurant).
Retail: Foster’s Foodland.
Employee of the Year: Leandra Worrell, Grand Hotel (merit award to Amanda Bradley, of the Shearer’s Cook Café).
Young Employee of the Year: Reece Sutherland, Southern Dragon.
Community Spirit Award: South East Property Sales and Management.
Hall of Fame: Mac Ford.

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