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Re: insignia etiquette--OA
Alpvalsys@AOL.COM
Sat, 19 Dec 1998 12:26:35 EST
In a message dated 98-12-19 06:08:18 EST, Mike Walton wrote:
<< As far as a OA (Order of the Arrow) shirt, your present shirt with
the addition of the flap of the OA Lodge you currently are a member
is all you need. You don't need a separate shirt. >>
Mike,
With or without the flap patch, you still need the OA "pocket device"; it's
officially listed as the "Order of the Arrow membership emblem, No. 00001."
It's the narrow ribbon with the arrow suspended at the bottom and it's worn
by attaching to the right pocket button. This signifies national membership.
Ralph V. Balfoort, Unit Commissioner
Albany, NY
I used to be a Beaver.... (NE-III-135)
Beaver patrol as a Boy Scout, too, and
Ktemaque (Beaver) Chapter, Ganienkeh Lodge #19, OA
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