Murray Bridge Mayor Rotarian Brenton Lewis was acknowledged by presenting him with a Paul Harris Fellow Saphire for his outstanding leadership in the region at the Rotary Club of Murray Bridge Changeover Night. Brenton successfuly ran for Mayor in 2014 with the slogan "Safe,Progressive and Proud" and he has delivered. He has led the Rural City of Murray Bridge with his drive, financial management, people skills, and vision resulting in the opening of the new Racing Club, the Lerwin rebuild, the New War Memorial, planning for upgrading Sturt Reserve and the new Community Rowing Club, the beautification of the enterances into the city, and the Thomas Foods rebuild. He also encouraged the Coorong Council to buy the Mitsubishi Proving Ground which is now morphed into the world class Bend Motor Sport Park. All this brings tourism to the region. He also has played a major role in encouraging migrant settlement to assist local businesses and market Murray Bridge as a Friendly City. Two other outstanding Rotarians were also acknowleged with Paul Harris Fellows. Retired Murray Bridge High School teacher Jim Cundy for his facilitation and management of the Rotary Calender Project. This raises a significant amount of money and supports Clubs and organisations in the community by giving them the opportunity to participate and help themselves. Jenny Alexander- Walters also received a Paul Harris Fellowship for her outstanding work as Club Secretary and working with music students in the region. The Changeover Night was facilitated with groups of members and guests all over the city and connected on Zoom. President Lesley Murray reflected on the clubs achievements in her address and inducted new President Simon Sickerdick. Simon outlined his priorities for the 2020-21 year and introduced the new Rotary Theme, Rotary Opens Opportunities.