Another Religious Emblems Question
Fred Rogers (fredrogers@VNET.IBM.COM)
Fri, 22 Mar 1996 14:37:55 EDT
On Fri, 22 Mar 1996 09:07:40 -0700, Evette Ogden <eogden@KERN.COM> writes:
> Ok, so here is my question...Will he then get a second knot? Or
> does/can the one knot represent both awards? And when he goes on into
> boy scouting, can he wear these (or the one) knot on his boyscout
> uniform? I hear people say that the "Arrow of Light" is the only thing
> from the Cub Scout uniform that can be carried over, but are the knots an
> exception?
When he crosses to Boy Scouts, he is still entitled to wear the knot
for the religious award. He wears a miniature device (tiny Cub Scout
emblem) on the knot to indicate he earned it as a Cub Scout. If he
goes on to earn the religious award for Boy Scouts, he adds a miniature
device (tiny Boy Scout emblem) to the knot to indicate that level of
award. He wears only one youth religious award knot.
The statement that Arrow of Light is the only thing carried over is
wrong. There are also knots for heroism, life-saving, etc. that carry
over. There may even be a couple more that I'm forgetting about.
Fred Rogers <fredrogers@vnet.ibm.com>
Tioga District Advancement Chairman
Baden-Powell Council
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