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52 years selling Christmas Trees – Boy Scout Troop 52
Our publisher Mike McCool stopped by the Christmas Tree lot at the Royal Plaza where Troop 52 is selling Christmas Trees once again. He spoke to the Troop “helpers” – the Scouts were out getting ready for the Christmas Parade.
Boy Scout Troop 52, sponsored by the Front Royal United Methodist Church, would like to invite the community to visit their annual Christmas tree sales fundraiser being held at the Royal Plaza Shopping Center. Your generosity each year helps make it possible for these local youth to learn important life skills, attend summer camp, and grow as leaders. The Troop will be offering a variety of trees while supplies last through December 19, so stop by today. Hours are 4-8 weekdays, 8-8 on Saturdays, and 12-8 on Sundays. Youth and parents interested in the Scouting Program are also welcomed.
Boy Scout Troop 52 celebrates 52 years of selling Christmas Trees
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