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September 19, 2007 Rob Dukarski, Scout of Troop #344 0 min read

Andy Dukarski, Scoutmaster of Troop #344, displays his new specialty Boy Scout license plate #344. Andy applied for #344 in February, and received it in March. Andy wasn’t sure he would get the number he asked for, but was pleased when #344 arrived. He can now display and proaaaamote his troop at the same time.

Any boy ages 11 – 17 interested in joining Troop #344 can contact Andy or Doni Dukarski at 478-9033. Troop#344 meets on Tuesday nights at Waynedale United Methodist Church located at 2501 Church Street. Meetings are from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. downstairs. Come visit any time.

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