Tilton-Northfield Rotary Club

PO Box 679 | Tilton, NH 03276  Tel: 603-545-3013


May 29

Club General Assembly
Review Scholarship Applications


June 5

Amy Hall
NH Dairy Association


June 12

Wanda Bowers

Public Information Rep 911


June 19

Scott Bartlett
Bartlett Dairy Farm


June 26

Club General Assembly

July 3

No speaker scheduled


July 10

Loretta Prescott

Special Olympics NH
Director of Development

Pet ExPO  Third time is a charm

UPCOMING SPEAKERS

TILTON-NORTHFIELD ROTARY  CLUB

SERVICE ABOVE SELF

The 3rd annual T-N Rotary Pet Expo had a new venue this year - the former Agway building in Tilton. The building was graciously made available to Rotary by AutoServ of Tilton. Pet owners were able to register their dogs (Northfield), obtain rabies vaccinations, even on-site cat neutering through Rozzie May Pet Alliance. There were numerous vendors, many of them pet related. The highlight of the Expo was the demo put on by Plymouth’s Sgt. Newcomb and his K-9 dog, Bruder.


Over 175 rabies vaccines were delivered before the vet (Norm MacDonald) ran out at 12:15 PM. Lakeside Animal Hospital quickly stepped up by making appointments with those pet owners who came after the shots ran out.


Many thanks to organizer Don Carpenter, AutoServ of Tilton, the vendors and the WRHS Interactors.  

UPCOMING EVENTS


T-N Rotary Supporters Appreciation

Onions Pub & Restaurant

Thursday, May 30, 5 - 7 PM


Old Home Day DARE 5k Road Race

Saturday, June 22, 8 AM


Timmons Team Alzheimer’s 5k

Sunday, June 23


T-N Rotary Annual Golf Tournament

Thursday, August 15

Lochmere Country Club

THANKS to our Supporters of the
T-N Rotary Kids Fishing Derby
Tilton School
AutoServ of Tilton
Absolute Septic
BJ’s
Bryant & Lawrence
Pauli’s Restaurant
Shalimar Resort
Hannaford, Hall’s Burner Service
NH Fish & Game, Tilton Pizza Hut
Tilton McDonalds

May is Promote International Convention month!

QUICK LINKS

Pet Photo Contest and Pictures


2013 Fishing Derby Pics & Info


Rotary Club Locator (Make-ups)


District 7870


Rotary International


Rotary Leadership Institute NE


Franklin Rotary Club


Pure Water for the World





Have you read the May edition of The Rotarian Magazine? If not, you are missing out on some great reading. The article featured on the cover reviews the dangers many polio immunization volunteers face in countries like Nigeria. Did you know that Nigeria is the only place in the world where polio cases are increasing? There were articles on hiking. Did you know hiking increases creative thinking and problem solving skills? Or that a Rotarian (Larry Luxenberg) established a museum dedicated to the Appalachian Trail. He belongs to the Rotary Club of NYC. The museum is located in Pennsylvania - close to the trail’s midpoint. Frank Bures wrote an article on commencement speeches and what he wished someone had told him when he graduated. “We have no idea how we got where we are. None of us fully understand exactly how we succeeded, or why we failed. A lot of it is luck. What matters, though , isn’t the luck itself, but what you do with it. Your life will be a mess. And in the end, that’s both the joy and the sorrow of it. That’s what makes it mysterious. That’s what makes it rewarding. That’s what makes it terrifying. That’s what makes it interesting. That’s what makes it life.” Be sure to read your copy!

The Rotarian Magazine