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10 The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, June 1, 1996 New Executive Installed The Bowmanville Business and Professional Women's Club installed a new executive executive at a recent meeting held at the Port Darlington Marina. Shown above are: Irene Konzelmann, Past President; Mary Ann Doris, Secretary; Eleanor Hannan, Treasurer; Dittie Voegele, Assistant District Director; Judy Hagerman, President and Barb Hicks, First Vice President. Absent is Gail Short, Second Vice President. Blackstock News By Joyce Kelly ' Our community was shocked and saddened by the very sudden death at his home in his garden of William (Bill) McLean of north Blackstock. Sympathy is extended to his wife Doreen and his son Larry and Joanne McLean and their daughters Ashley, Stacey and Melissa. Bill will indeed be missed so very much by family and friends alike. 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Congratulations to Tracy and Tom Martin on the arrival of a baby boy, a little brother for Meghan. George and Marilyn Cochrane are pleased as punch about a new grandchild. grandchild. Mrs. Jeff Churchill and her family, of the Arctic, have been staying with Churchill relatives in the area. Over the weekend Reesi gave birth to a baby girl in Port Perry Hospital. Congratulations and best wishes. wishes. Quite a number from here enjoyed the various events of the Reunion of Enniskillen and neighbouring schools. What a time for visiting and renewing old friendships and generally having a great time! Bill and Jean Ferguson spent the weekend in Norwich and visited her brother Hugh, and Shirley McKee. They enjoyed attending a School reunion there. At the United Church on Sunday morning Confirmation was held when four young people people renewed their Baptismal Faith. Received were Amanda Bradbum, Timothy Martyn, Mark Martyn and Julie Obstefeld. Ron Brittain, the Interim Student Minister and Reverend David Shearman shared the impressive service. There will be worship at the regular time of 10:00 a.m. next Sunday. Nestleton Sunday School anniversary is also next Sunday with Lois McLeod as guest speaker at 11:15 a.m. 22 and 23rd, from a location near Tyrone. The 24-hour Field Day contest contest is the largest of the North American Ham radio contests, and is used by hams to test their equipment for field conditions such as national emergencies. Transmitting with as little power as a medium-sized flashlight, flashlight, the Durham Region Group, using mostly Morse code, contacts other hams all over the United States and Canada, and from as far away as Europe and Japan. Last year, the regional amateur amateur radio operators were celebrating celebrating taking the first place in 1994 Canadian section of the contest. This year, they are celebrating celebrating another first place win, for 1995. 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