The Scouting Report
Someone’s in the Kitchen, and it’s Not Mom
Serving up Dinner at Noon at the Carver Center on a recent Saturday were the Cub Scouts of Rye Pack 2, Den 1. With nearly 50 attendees, the scouts were super busy, from the setting of tables to the serving of drinks and a warm meal straight on through to the final clean up.
For many of the boys it was the first time doing what moms — and some dads — do every day. To their credit, the boys were eager and cheerful helpers, bustling back to the kitchen time and again to assist with whatever needed to be done.
As the final den meeting before this group graduates to the rank of Boy Scout, it was a fitting opportunity to embrace the Boy Scout slogan “Do a Good Turn Daily”.
Den leader Elaine Tibbals said she wanted “to leave the boys with a sense of community service.”
Even after the meal cleanup, the members of Den 1 had high praise for their leader: “Words cannot begin to describe our appreciation for Mrs. Tibbals’ creative and diligent efforts the past five years.”
Births
Renee and William Kelly are pleased to announce the birth of a daughter, Alexandra Shirley Kelly, March 8 at White Plains Hospital Center. She weighed 6 pounds, 13 ounces.
Alex joins siblings Drew, 16, and Catherine, 2½. Her maternal grandparents are Shirley and Al Glennon, who live in Port Chester.
Dawn of Rye Diva
Faith Logan, a senior at Rye High School, is a National Finalist in the 2012 Opera Idol competition.
An honor student at the Music Conservatory of Westchester, she studies with Thomas Jamerson, leading artist of the New York City Opera.
Promising young singers compete to win training with opera greats, including baritone Sherrill Milnes and soprano Maria Zouves.
The scholarship program is underwritten by the North Shore Retirement Hotel in Evanston.
The final opera competition will be held at the end of March in Chicago.
