Local umpires association honor Pascal, White for decades of service
Mid-coast Umpires Association President Paul Berube, left, presents Bob Pascal with a plaque on Oct. 2 honoring Pascal’s five decades of service to the game. The presentation was made during the during the MCUA fall business meeting in Thomaston. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Mid-coast Umpires Association President Paul Berube, left, makes a presentation to Walter White of Waldoboro for his nearly 40 years of umpiring. White joined the board in 1976. The presentation was made Oct. 2 in Thomaston during the MCUA’s fall business meeting. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Mid-coast Umpires Association President Paul Berube, left, presents Bob Pascal with a plaque on Oct. 2 honoring Pascal’s five decades of service to the game. The presentation was made during the during the MCUA fall business meeting in Thomaston. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Mid-coast Umpires Association President Paul Berube, left, makes a presentation to Walter White of Waldoboro for his nearly 40 years of umpiring. White joined the board in 1976. The presentation was made Oct. 2 in Thomaston during the MCUA’s fall business meeting. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
The Mid-coast Board of Umpires Association honored two retiring members for their decades of service. The association presented Bob Pascal of Boothbay Harbor and Walter White of Waldoboro with plaques Oct. 2 during its fall business meeting in Thomaston. Pascal began umpiring in 1962. He joined the local umpiring association in 1992 after moving to Boothbay. White became a board member in 1976. Neither worked games this year.
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