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Re: Female Leader Uniforms

Alan Jones (sacubs@DOVE.MTX.NET.AU)
Fri, 31 May 1996 09:18:06 +0930


G'day All,

I have been following the comments about the differnt coloured uniforms for
the female leaders in the BSA.

Here, everyone wheres basicly the same uniform. With the exception of the
Joey Socuts, who just wear a Joey Scarfe and their regular clothes (unless
the mob has a special mob silk screened t-shirt).

We all wear olive green bottoms and a khaki shirts. Obviously, there are
several variations, such as females (generally adults, not the youth members
so much here) may wear collouts/skirts (I personnaly wont...I much prefer to
wear pants and are a lot more comfortable for running a Cub meeting in my
oppion) and the males may wear long pants or shorts.

My general thought it that we are all lewaders and it doesnt matter if we
are male or female or Leader in charge or assistant. We are all approchable
and we all know what is happening, so a parent gnerally can tell the
differnce between the Leaders and the youth mebers.

The only real differnce between leaders is the colour of the eppuletts on
our shoulders. This allows people to pin point who to go to and who are the
leaders they need to talk to.

YIS

Sarah Jones
Cub Scout Leader
Angle vale Scout Group
Elizabeth District
South Australia

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