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The Cub Uniform
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Scouts Canada is a uniformed organization.
Scouting uses its
uniform to promote itself to the community as a world-wide movement, to provide a focus of
pride and belonging around which its members can rally, and to give each member an
opportunity to make a personal expression of commitment to Scouting's principles. It
also serves as practical dress members can wear with pride at meetings, while
traveling,
in the field, and in the community.
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The 15th Cub Pack
requires a full uniform be worn by all members including a shirt, sash, socks, garters,
shorts, neckerchief slide, belt & buckle. 15th Burlington also requires
all Cubs to wear the official Scouts Canada "Tilley-style" wide brimmed field
hat. The uniform is worn as shown below:


Other Uniform Information Pages:

Akela@15thburlington.org
This page, and all contents, Copyright © 1998-2005 Scouts Canada,
15th Burlington Scouting Group
Select graphics courtesy of the Web
Diner.
Photo Credit: The Machmer Family
Page last revised Wednesday September 28, 2005.
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