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Re: Female Cub Leaders Wearing Khaki

Ellen M. Rohr (emrohr@EXECPC.COM)
Thu, 24 Oct 1996 07:07:05 PDT


Hi Y'all, (going to Kansas City next week so just practicing, okay Darlin=
s),

I just heard a rumor from our council and I was wondering if anyone else =
heard it.

It came from one of the DE's in my council, she got it from the scout exe=
cutive.

Remember I don't want to start a rumor but I was told that women cub lead=
ers will be able to wear Khaki uniforms regardless of their rank as leade=
r.

I am not sure if they are doing away with the yellow, I just heard khaki =
will be okay to wear.

Any body else hear this? Until I see it written I am not sure I can beli=
eve it.

Eaglely yours,

Ellen M. Rohr emrohr@ execpc.com
Potawatomi Area Council
Southbrook District, Brookfield, WI

Proud to be a Mom, a Christian, an American, and a Scout
Leader.

RT Staff, Cub Training Staff, Unit Commissioner, and
anything else I don't say NO to loud enough.

And newest committee member of Troop 55, Brookifield.

Terry Howerton Sakima Group, Inc. SCOUTER Magazine Kansas City

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