Washed by champions

Posted 8/22/17

The Division 2 Field Hockey State Champions from Pilgrim put their voices and their athletic vigor to the test Saturday at a car wash at the Pilgrim Senior Center...

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Washed by champions

A CLEAN SWEEP: Victoria Cesario puts some muscle and lots of suds into cleaning a car at the Pilgrim Field Hockey fundraising event held Saturday.

(Warwick Beacon photos)

A CALL TO WASH: Annabelle Paul used a megaphone to urge motorists to get their cars washed. She said she got the job “because I’m just the loudest.”

(Warwick Beacon photos)

ALWAYS GIVES: Area resident Richard Fuller said he rarely gets his car washed but always gives a couple of bucks when groups hold car washes at the Pilgrim Senior Center.

(Warwick Beacon photos)

Posted Tuesday, August 22, 2017 1:49 pm

The Division 2 Field Hockey State Champions from Pilgrim put their voices and their athletic vigor to the test Saturday at a car wash at the Pilgrim Senior Center.

The cost of a wash was $5. In addition, many motorists made donations while stopped at the Warwick Avenue and Narragansett Parkway light, where team members displayed signs and urged people to take advantage of the car wash.