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A local U.S. Power Squadron Change of Watch took place in late March at the Gallery in Boothbay Harbor. Ronald Adams, the executive officer of District 19 (Northern New England) of the U.S. Power Squadron, conducted the Change of Watch for the Wawenock Sail and Power Squadron. Instituted for another term was Peter Asquith of Brunswick as commander; William Wood of Trevett as executive officer; John McMullen of Bowdoinham as education officer; and Frederick Webel of Walpole as secretary. In addition, elected for their first terms were Bill Conners of Brunswick as administrative officer and Ed Ferranti of Bowdoinham as treasurer. The Wawenock Sail and Power Squadron, serving the coastal region between Casco Bay and Muscongus Bay, is a unit of the U.S. Power Squadrons, the world’s largest private, nonprofit boating education organization. For more information about upcoming events, call Frederick Webel at 563-2689. (Courtesy of E. Asquith)
A local U.S. Power Squadron Change of Watch took place in late March at the Gallery in Boothbay Harbor. Ronald Adams, the executive officer of District 19 (Northern New England) of the U.S. Power Squadron, conducted the Change of Watch for the Wawenock Sail and Power Squadron. Instituted for another term was Peter Asquith of Brunswick as commander; William Wood of Trevett as executive officer; John McMullen of Bowdoinham as education officer; and Frederick Webel of Walpole as secretary. In addition, elected for their first terms were Bill Conners of Brunswick as administrative officer and Ed Ferranti of Bowdoinham as treasurer. The Wawenock Sail and Power Squadron, serving the coastal region between Casco Bay and Muscongus Bay, is a unit of the U.S. Power Squadrons, the world’s largest private, nonprofit boating education organization. For more information about upcoming events, call Frederick Webel at 563-2689. (Courtesy of E. Asquith)


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