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The Club operates the Bentleigh Market . Click here for more info. |
Jules Gaddie was our chairperson for this week's club meeting at Gilberts. He opened up with a famous quote from Mahatma Gandhi - "If you want to find yourself, you should lose yourself in the service of others". . 
Once again member Terry Kane as President of the Share a Dream Philippine community organisation, ran her Rio Carnivale Ball on Sat, October 3, 2026 at Melrose Receptions.
Every year, the Rotary community mobilizes for World Polio Day to raise awareness about global efforts to end polio for good. If we stay committed, we can make polio the second human disease ever to be eradicated.
Taken from RI website click HERE“For one often catches a glimpse of them in the lives of
the great, whisking away into the background, concealing,
I sometimes think, a wink, a laugh, perhaps a tear.”
—Virginia Woolf
In the spring of 1944, even as a world war raged in Europe and Asia, a silent and unseen assailant crept into North Carolina’s Catawba County. Its first reported victim was a 17-month-old blond girl from Hickory named Linda Kiser. After falling ill in early June, the girl had been rushed to the hospital in nearby Charlotte by the county’s public health nurse.
Another wonderful evening was enjoyed by all who attended last week's club meeting at Gilberts in Bentleigh. Jo Impey chaired the meeting and welcomed club members and guests Jo Kirk, Dee Mason, Raymond Pepito, Sarah Bennett, Angela Lynch, Tim Kidman, Gary Ramage, and our guest speaker, Misha Colman - CEO Interplast Australia. 
Ron Brownlees was our chairperson for today's special meeting with District Governor, Emma Clark, as our guest speaker. Guests included club member partners - Bruno Santi and Gary Ramage.
Club's major fundraising project is the Bentleigh Sunday Market.
Past District 9810 Governor Ian Ballantine
