Christmas Dinner face to face
Well, from the feedback I have had, I think all that were able to attend, enjoyed the opportunity to actually meet up in the flesh at last.
Past President Peter conducted a minutes silence in memory of our great friend and member David Buchanan followed by my wife Carol, reading a letter from David and Ann’s Grandson.
The words he wrote are below
To Dromana Rotary club,
My name is Andrew Berezy (David and Ann Buchanan’s grandson) and I am a scout at 1st The Basin Scout Group.
I decided to work towards gaining the Australian Scout medallion (which is the highest award a Scout can achieve.) As part of the work to achieve this award, I had to complete 10 hours of community service.
I was able to attend and help at one of your Rotary Markets during last summer. During the day I helped set up, pack up and serve customers along with collecting money for the Bushfire appeal and making sure everyone was fuelled with coffee (thanks to Gran).
I would like to take this opportunity to say thank you for letting me participate and as a result, I have now been presented with the Australian Scout Medallion.
So once again thank you Dromana Rotary club.
Regards Andrew Berezy
After 6 months of secrecy Past President Peter, along with Joy Jarman, past President Geoff Taylor was at last able to present the awards normally made on our Changeover night
So all can be revealed
Congratulations to the following members
Sandy Christie Memorial Reward Andrew Turner
Presidents Award Greg Fitzgerald
David Jarman Community Perpetual Trophy Bob Donaldson
Paul Harris Fellows
Harry Ziegerink a sapphire for Harry!
Elaine Barnard-Brown a sapphire for Elaine
Bob Donaldson a Sapphire for Bob
Tyrrell McGeever Ruby for Tyrrell
Tyrrell is the first member in our club to achieve a Ruby.


Another highlight of the evening was the celebration of Ray Barnard- Browns 91st Birthday.
Not not to be overshadowed by the fact that Ray recently celebrated his 39th year as a member of Rotary!



Traditional Breakfast meeting our fist meeting for the new year and our next meeting
As is the tradition our first meeting for the year will be a breakfast meeting at the Rotary BBQ shelter on Dromana Foreshore.
The details still have to be organised and supplies ordered. It is a partners, children, and grandchildren event.
And a chance to consume some of Rob’s eggs.
The price will be $10 per head
Market 23rd January
We are getting positive responses from our Stall holders so get ready to volunteer for our first one for the year. We will need your help
Rob’s Eggs
The best eggs on the peninsula are still available at Ray and Elaine B-B. for $5 per dozen.
Elaine hopes to bring the magic up to $1000 in sales before the end of the year
MERRY CHRISTMAS to you all and a HAPPY MUCH BETTER NEW YEAR for all
Rick