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Re: A Scout is Reverent- what that means

Monica Dennis (rif00275@RIDE.RI.NET)
Thu, 8 Jan 1998 22:21:32 -0500


I have recently joined this list and would like to introduce myself before
I ask a couple question. I have been involved in scouting for a very short
time. My son joined Cub Scouts last year as a wolf and I was asked to be
his assisstant Den Leader, after two months our awards coordinator had to
give up her position so I also took that on. During the summer our
CubMaster had some health issues and asked me to be the CubMaster, as a
full time teacher I thought this would be easier for me than Den Leader
as I would have been due to the fact that my son's leader quit the Pack.
Okay enough about me.

My questions: At our Blue and Gold we give the boys their year pins, last
year as Awards person I gave them out, I was told that Tigers did not
receive year pins now I have been told they do. Now my dilemma is do I give
last years Tigers, now Wolves, a 2 year pin even though I did not give them
a 1-yr pin last year? I will restate the original question, do the Tigers
get year pins?

TIA
YIS

Monica Dennis
Math Teacher of many
Mom of Josh
Wife of Brian
Cubmaster of Pack 13
rif00275@ride.ri.net
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