Re: Adult service star Question
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Fri, 23 Feb 1996 13:40:08 -0600
Peter Murphy wrote:
>I disagree with part of Mike Walton's answer. I'd appreciate a
>reference if you have it. Or maybe this is one of those areas
>that isn't explicitly spelled out but is open to interpretation.
Nope. I said "MAY", as in " a local COUNCIL MAY" allow those adult partners
to wear the adult service star in connection with their participation. Some
local Councils do. Others do not.
My exact wording is the following:
"The Tiger Cub service star is just for the youth member. You,
however, may be able to wear a one-year pin with a blue backing
for your adult "partnership" with the Tiger Cub."
>As an adult partner in Tiger Cubs, BSA, I was not an adult leader
>and I did not fill out an adult application form and I was not >listed on
the unit roster under registered adults. Instead, I >was a PARTNER with my
son in the Tiger Cubs, BSA program. >Therefore, I think both he and I
should wear a 1-year star with >orange background. Actually, I wear a 2-year
star because I've >been a partner to two of my sons in Tiger Cubs and my
wife is the >partner this year to the third son.
Check with your Council, Pete...there are some that will allow you to do so,
since you AND the youth are partners in the program. The call as to whether
you can or not is NOT a national decision; it is rather a local Council
decision, as they determine the tenure of all members of their Council on
behalf of the national organization.
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