HOULTON — The Houlton Rotary Club recently welcomed Alan Lindquist and Peter Bates as new members to the global community of more than 1.2 million men and women dedicated to building a better world.
Lindquist is vice president of Political and Public Interest Fundraising and Campaigns. Bates is a U.S. Border Patrol federal agent. New members make Rotary stronger by bringing with them new skills, experience and enthusiasm to energize the club and fuel the objective of providing service above self.
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JOINS CLUB — Peter Bates, middle, recently joined the Houlton Rotary Club. Bates is a U.S. Border Patrol federal agent. With him are Rotarian sponsor Steve Bither, left, and Rotary President Lori Weston.
Rotarians are helping to eradicate polio, training more skilled peacemakers and are providing lasting solutions for communities fighting disease, hunger, illiteracy and poverty. Through the Rotary community, ideas are exchanged and lifelong friendships are made with like-minded people.
Anyone interested in becoming a member, should contact a Rotarian or call Scott Dionne, membership chairman, at 538-5600.
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NEW ROTARIAN — Alan Lindquist, middle, was recently inducted in the Houlton Rotary Club. Lindquist is vice president of Political and Public Interest Fundraising and Campaigns. With him are, Rotary President Lori Weston, left, and Rotarian sponsor Jane Torres.
