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Re: Sport Belt Loops

BILL NELSON (nelsonb@AZTEC.ASU.EDU)
Sun, 14 May 1995 09:55:12 -0700


>
> I have opened the Sport Belt Loop can of worms, and cannot close
>it. Over the past 2 years as Cubmaster of our pack, I have been trying
>to get some to administer the Sport/Academic Program. I have still not
>found that person. As far as I know there never was a person. I have
>all the books, including the Leader Guide, and have heard a
>presentation from another district, at a roundtable meeting, but still
>have some questions about the BELT LOOPS. I think I understand the PINS
>and LETTER part, but not the loops.

Each pack I work with, I work with three, interpret the belt loop
requirements a little differently. They very from requiring only a
working knowledge of the sport and playing it in a pack or den activity,
to participating in an more formalized organized activity. However,
I think they require that the scout only participate once in the activity.

In just about every case, the pack pays for only a certain number of
belt loops (usually those earned in a Scout activity or required for
the Webelos Sportsman badge). The parents pay for the others.

Hope this helps,
Bill

--
Bill Nelson
Webelos Den Leader, Pack 878    ASM, Troop 14
Unit Commissioner, Tempe District, Grand Canyon Council
Phoenix, Arizona USA  email: nelsonb@aztec.asu.edu

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