Paul Harris Fellows

	Paul Harris Fellows

Rotary was established on 23^rd February 1905 in Chicago when Paul Harris, a lawyer, met with three friends, to discuss the idea of starting a men’s club in order to enlarge their circle of friends and business acquaintances. Paul Harris was the first President of Rotary International in 1922.

A Paul Harris Fellowship is awarded "in appreciation of tangible and significant assistance given for the furtherance of better understanding and friendly relations among peoples of the world."

Moorleigh-Bentleigh East is proud to list their Paul Harris Fellows, both Rotarians and Community recipients:

PP John Airey	PP Graeme Amoore (Sapphire)	PP Denis Hyland (Diamond)
PP Mike Percil	PP Stan Polan	PP Bob Bury
Chris Dobb	PP Chris Rogers	Ian Anderson
Greg Pullen	PP Bill Chapman	PP Bob Scott
PP Bill Soding	PP Don Turner	John Turner
PP Sheila Ward	PP Terry Cheshire	PP Jim Dea
Geoff Gray (Sapphire)	Philip Hedley	PP John Hunt

Community Awards - Paul Harris Fellows
Mrs. Robyn Daley :	Moorabbin Primary School Reading Program
Mrs. Moira Dwyer :	East Bentleigh Community Health Centre
Mrs. Carol Hedley :	Support of District Youth Exchange Program
Mrs. Margaret O’Callaghan :	Volunteer Advocate for Aged People
Ms. Casey Redford :	Paralympian
Mrs Margaret Amoore :	Community Service with the Elderly
Mr Alan Ward :	Community Service in local cricket

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Stand: 16.09.03