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From: Jim Sleezer <JHS8@VM1.UCC.OKSTATE.EDU>
Subject:      Pocket Flaps
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Mike Bowman suggested that I let the list know that Mic-O-Say (at least
the mother tribe in Pony Express Council) has a pocket flap patch.  When
I was back for a camp staff reunion last summer, I don't recall seeing
many people wearing them but they were available in the trading post for
purchase by tribesmen.  The identifier for Mic-O-Say is a claw lanyard
which is worn with civilian attire as well as with the scout uniform.

jim sleezer