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When Leaders are invested, they receive Group-specific crests, a Group necker, and a Section-specific role insignia.  They will receive a Woodbadge woggle when their Woodbadge training is complete.  If attending the in-person Woodbadge training, the woggle is presented at the end of the training.  If the training is done on-line, the Group Commissioner will organize to obtain a Woodbadge woggle by contacting the Area Support Manager.  Often the child of the leader assists with the investiture by putting the necker on their parent.
 
When Leaders are invested, they receive Group-specific crests, a Group necker, and a Section-specific role insignia.  They will receive a Woodbadge woggle when their Woodbadge training is complete.  If attending the in-person Woodbadge training, the woggle is presented at the end of the training.  If the training is done on-line, the Group Commissioner will organize to obtain a Woodbadge woggle by contacting the Area Support Manager.  Often the child of the leader assists with the investiture by putting the necker on their parent.
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Only specific items are to be sewn onto uniforms.  All other patches for event, camps, etc. are to sewn onto a campfire blanket.  Items that are allowed on a uniform are limited to the following:
 
Only specific items are to be sewn onto uniforms.  All other patches for event, camps, etc. are to sewn onto a campfire blanket.  Items that are allowed on a uniform are limited to the following:
 
* Group Crest,
 
* Group Crest,

Revision as of 09:53, 18 September 2016

Uniforms are available at the Scout Shop at 664 West Broadway in Vancouver. There is free parking in the back.

  • Beavers should purchase a vest, a hat and a Pond Map.
  • Cubs should purchase a shirt and a Jungle Map, which replaces the Cub Book.
  • Scouts should purchase a shirt and a Canadian Trails Map which replaces the Scout Book.
  • Venturers and Rovers should purchase a shirt.
  • Leaders should purchase a shirt, which will be reimbursed by the Group. The Leader Handbook, now called the Scouter Handbook, is online at the Canadian Path website.
  • There are lots of other optional things to purchase there like vests and campfire blankets.
  • Note that the Pond Map, Jungle Map, and Canadian Trails maps are available for download from the Canadian Path website.

Group specific items (Fraser Valley Council Crest, Coho Area Crest and 12th New Westminster Group Crest), a woggle, a Group necker (scarf), woggle, and a Tail (for Beavers only), will be presented when the member is invested into the Section. Often the parents assist when their child is invested.

When Leaders are invested, they receive Group-specific crests, a Group necker, and a Section-specific role insignia. They will receive a Woodbadge woggle when their Woodbadge training is complete. If attending the in-person Woodbadge training, the woggle is presented at the end of the training. If the training is done on-line, the Group Commissioner will organize to obtain a Woodbadge woggle by contacting the Area Support Manager. Often the child of the leader assists with the investiture by putting the necker on their parent.

Only specific items are to be sewn onto uniforms. All other patches for event, camps, etc. are to sewn onto a campfire blanket. Items that are allowed on a uniform are limited to the following:

  • Group Crest,
  • Area and Council Crests,
  • Scouting Awards,
  • Service Stripes,
  • Activity Badges, Awards and Stars,
  • Agency Awards,
  • Religion in Life Emblem,
  • 1967/2007/2016 Anniversary badges,
  • Religious Affiliation,
  • Language Strip,
  • FLEX/FAST/FOCUS Badge,
  • World Scout Environment Program,
  • Lodge/Six/Patrol Insignia,
  • Link Badges, and
  • Role Insignia (leaders).


Parents need to know where to sew items onto the uniform. See document online at http://www.scouts.ca/uniform/pdfs/insignia-placement.pdf Link badges are given to youth as they move from Section to Section and can be presented at Swim Up / Leap Up / Swagger Up or the next meeting. These go on the bottom of the left sleeve.

Service Stripes go on the lower left sleeve and represent the number of years as a youth and a leader in the Scouting program. Those transferring from the Guiding program can use their years in that program. Myscouts keeps track of the years, but is often inaccurate.

Periodically, we need to order new Group 12 neckers and Group 12 crests. These can be ordered from Tracy Rehill at Zone West at (604) 460-2828, traci@zonewest.ca, http://www.zonewest.net/ The cost is ~$1.50 for crests and ~$6.00 for neckers, depending on the number ordered.