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Re: Another Religious Emblems Question

David G. Hills (Adcdave@AOL.COM)
Sat, 23 Mar 1996 14:49:49 -0500


If you receive two religous awards as a cub scout, you wear a cub scout
miniature device and a webelos miniature device. There is no tiger miniature
device. (According to the latest insignia guide.

For those of you who lose the miniature devices, my solution is to take the
stuff that is pinned on to a shirt (name tag, service stars, miniature
devices, etc.) off of the shirt, put them on an index card or similar piece
of heavy paper, and put the card in a box where I keep my neckerchief,
slides, beads, etc. When the shirt comes out of the laundry I get the card
and put them all back.

The trick is to get the shirts from your kids before they throw them in the
laundry hamper. I guess I missed at least once. The last time I overhauled
the dryer I found a few cub scout pins in the cabinet, and my youngest son is
almost twenty! ;^)

Davd Hills, ADC Fort Pitt District, Greater Pittsburgh Council

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