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Cub Scouts have dignified ceremony for disposal of flag Call Phillip Richard (270) 634-2377; Troy Elmore (270) 634-1524 if you have flags you want to retire. Kimberly Gutelius writes:The Cub Scouts can burn a US Flag. We held a very dignified and respectful ceremony last summer and I believe that we will probably do it again this year. The boys of Cub Scout Pack 888 of Columbia, KY would be proud to retire your flag for you.Kimberly Gutelius, Bear Scout Den LeaderComments above re article 43109: Information wanted on proper disposal of US Flag This story was posted on 2011-03-18 15:26:56
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