Seeing the bigger picture
Paul Doran is a regular customer at LATS Bakery-Cafe, in NewQuay. And his loyalty has paid off.
By spending $30 at the St Mangos Lane bakery-cafe, Mr Doran successfully entered the draw for an Epson HD Digital Home Cinema Projector, valued at $2499.
Mr Doran now has every reason to eat locally and stay in at night.
“I can vouch for the exceptional service provided by owners Bill and Rachel as well as the fresh food and excellent coffee,” Mr Doran said.
“I wish Bill, Rachel and family every success.”
It was the final of three projectors given away by NewQuay Precinct Management on behalf of the restaurants, cafes and retailers.
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