More Photos of Awards Night

Ruby Nelson  - Manly Vale Public School

Youth Awards

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Piper Harrison - Mackellar Girls Campus

Piper thanks the club for her award

A moving address by Mayor Michael Regan











Ruby Nelson with her proud family members
Piper Harrison (center) withe her teacher Emma Adams and proud father Russell Harrison

Small Business Awards:

Rotarian Graham Evans, Deider Lannoote (Taste of Belgium) and Councellor Stuart Sprott

Linda & Nerina Musumeci (Nerina's Bellezza) with Jean Hay AM  


 Musumeci family


          



















































 Frank Ling( Ink & Press cafe) being presented his Small Business Award by Jean Hay AM

 

 

 

 

 

Our 4 Small Business Awrdeees- Frank Ling, Matthew Kane, Linda & Nerina Musumeci and Didier Lannoote

Pride of Workmanship

Stephanie Hopkins (Arranounbai)  Pride of Workmanship Award being presented by AG Beaches, Johanna Johns









Glen Hickey (Wakehurst Golf Club) and Johanna Johns            








Stephanie Hopkins  & Glen Hickey

Community Service Awards

Harvey Broadbent (3rd Age Rock Orchestra) being presented his award by Mayor Michael Regan



Jayson Elkins (Queenscliff SLC) with his award presented by Michael Regan




Our Community Awardees - Harvey Broadbent and Jayson Elkins

Photos -PP John O'Brien.  Thanks to all who made it such a great night!



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