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Rotary Club of St. John's Northwest
St. John's Northwest

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Tuesdays at 12:30 p.m.
Daffodil Place
70 Ropewalk Lane
St. John's, NL A1E 1V9
Canada
We currently meet on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month.
What's Going On?
On June 2, 2026, the Rotary Club of St. John's Northwest welcomed guest speaker Dr. Rick Bhatia, who presented on “The Journey of a Lung Cancer Patient.”
Dr. Bhatia shared that a dedicated team of specialists from various departments meets every Monday to review newly identified tumor cases in patients and determine the best course of treatment for each patient.
He also explained the differences between MRI, CT (CAT) scans, and PET scans, and how each plays an important role in providing a precise diagnosis or guiding further diagnostic testing when needed , and provided updated statistics on the number of cases of lung cancer diagnosed each year in NL
His presentation was engaging, compelling, and insightful, providing attendees with a greater understanding of the collaborative approach and advanced technology used in lung cancer diagnosis and care in NL.
👏 Thank you, Dr. Bhatia, for sharing your expertise and for the important work you and your colleagues do for patients throughout our province. 💙🩺


🎉 Congratulations to Rotarian John Andrews on receiving his 20-Year Rotary Membership Pin! 🏅

For two decades, John has exemplified Rotary's motto of Service Above Self, making a lasting impact through his dedication, fellowship, and service to others.

Presented by President-Elect Regina Russell on June 2, 2026.

👏 Thank you, John, for 20 years of commitment to Rotary!

💙💛 #Rotary #ServiceAboveSelf #RotaryStJohnsNorthwest #20YearsOfService

 

Congratulations

Rotarian David Butt

35 Years of Dedicated Rotary Service

The Rotary Club of St. John's Northwest proudly recognizes David Butt on receiving his 35-Year Membership Pin.

For three and a half decades, David has demonstrated Rotary's commitment to Service Above Self, making a meaningful difference in our club and community.

Presented by
President-Elect Regina Russell
June 2, 2026

💙 Thank You, David, for 35 years of dedication, fellowship, and service. 💛

Rotary St. John's Northwest
Service Above Self 🏅 of presenting 

Another successful Club Assembly in the books for the Rotary Club of St. John’s Northwest this week! Thank you President Larry Pittman for your leadership and to the Board Members and Community Initiative Leaders for your dedication, reporting and contributions. It was so great to see so many wonderful Rotarians! A special shoutout to Meghan Drover who received her Blue Sapphire Paul Harris Fellow recognition! Service Above Self!

Thank You to Our Incredible Sponsors!
Thank you for your generous support of tonight's Rotary Give Together Gala & Auction 2026.
Your partnership brings this event to life and drives our fundraising success for two incredible causes: the Jacob Puddister Memorial Foundation and Hope Air.
Your dedication to our community truly reflects the Rotary motto: Service Above Self. We are incredibly grateful to stand alongside you to make a real difference!
With sincere appreciation, Rotary Club of St. John’s Northwest
Rotary Music Festival 2026 is officially here! We are beyond excited to welcome all groups participating over the course of the festival. Check it out:  https://rotarymusicfestival.org/ 🎵🎺🥁🎸🎶💛💙
Looking to Make a Difference in Your Community?

Have you ever thought about joining Rotary?
Rotary is all about connection, community, and giving back. Whether it’s supporting local initiatives, building friendships, or making an impact around the world — there’s a place for you here

Why Join Rotary?
• Give back to your community
• Meet like-minded people
• Grow personally and professionally
• Be part of something bigger
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Spent a fantastic Saturday at the North Atlantic Rotary Mini Conference: Unite for Good! 🤝 So much energy and passion in one room, with Rotarians from across the region sharing powerful stories and ideas.
Huge shout-out to the incredible youth leaders in the Interact and Rotaract Clubs. You are all trailblazers! It was a perfect day reinforcing why we are all so dedicated to "Service Above Self."#Rotary #serviceaboveself
 
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Congratulations to Kerry Hatfield, winner of the March Trip of the Month!
 
Runner Up winners:

Ticket #442 David Lough

Ticket #567 Jean Hollohan

Ticket #630 Kevin Dunphy

Ticket #782 Chris Adey

Ticket #790 Charley Stacey
🎉💛 Today, February 23, 2026, we celebrate 121 years of "Service Above Self" through Rotary International! 🌍💙

💫For more than a century, Rotarians around the world have come together with one shared purpose: 

🗣️ To make a difference in our communities and across the globe.

💥From supporting local families in times of need, to advancing education, promoting peace, providing clean water, fighting disease, and working toward the eradication of polio, Rotary’s impact reaches far beyond what any one of us could do alone.

♦️We serve because we believe in community.
♦️We serve because we believe in integrity.
♦️We serve because we know that small acts — when multiplied by many — create lasting change.

💙 💛Being a Rotarian means building friendships, strengthening communities, and stepping up when help is needed. It means living our motto, Service Above Self, not just today — but every day.

🎉Here’s to 121 years of compassion, leadership, and impact — and to many more years of serving together. ❤️💛💙

#rotary121years #ServiceAboveSelf #PeopleOfAction
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