To the Editor,
As Scoutmaster of Troop 22 Cranston, I would like to thank the Cranston residents in our assigned collection area for the Scouting for Food Service Project that happened on Nov. 2 …
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To the Editor,
As Scoutmaster of Troop 22 Cranston, I would like to thank the Cranston residents in our assigned collection area for the Scouting for Food Service Project that happened on Nov. 2 this year. Our area covers the homes between Reservoir and Doric Avenues and Paine Avenue to Laurens Street. If you live in those areas and have supported our mission: THANK YOU!
Of particular note, over the years we have had a few residents do a little extra. Many times, we find bags labeled “For the Scouts” that contain leftover Halloween candy (much appreciated by the Scouts!). And for the past few years one resident has been taping caricatures of himself as a Scout in days gone by. Our Scouts have become keen to find out what this year’s sketch will look like. Special thanks go to him for adding a light-hearted moment to the day!
I would be remiss if I did not mention that we are always looking for new members. Troop 22 may be a Boy Troop, but we meet and share activities with Troop 13, a Girl Troop. We also have a connection with Cub Scout Pack 2, which is co-ed. All meet at Edgewood Congregation Church on most Thursday nights. Pack 2 at 6 p.m., and Troops 13 and 22 at 7 p.m. If anyone would like more information on Scouting, you may visit us or contact me at 401-595-6726.
Paul Kelley
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