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Westwood District - Neckerchiefs

1959 Scout Week Location Unknown February 6-7		1974 Century City Dates Unknown

Cotton with patch. Hemmed edge. Purpose of neckerchief unknown.		Cotton with patch. Hemmed edge. Purpose of neckerchief unknown.

Commissioners

Late 1950's Commissioner		1960 Commissioners

Embroidered on sateen. Hemmed edge.		Silk screened on heavy cotton with patch. Hemmed edge.

Early 1970's
Commissioner

Dark green felt WW sewn on green poly blend material.
White zig-zag hemmed edge

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Westwood District Junior Leader Training (JLT)

		Late 1950's Staff
The earliest Junior Leader Training neckerchiefs date to the mid 1950's. Districts used the Council's green JLT patch sewn or stapled on to whatever plain neckerchiefs they had on hand. Typically, these neckerchiefs from the late 1950's were used for adult leaders and staff. Junior Leaders going through the training could earn the Council JLT patch for wear on the shoulder. Typically, a red patrol patch would be sewn into the center of the JLT patch. The hexagon shaped JL with green bars patch seen below was a nationally issued piece of insignia often worn in place of a red patrol patch.
		Sateen material with inner ribbon border.

Early 1960's Staff		Early 1960's Staff

Sateen material with hemmed edge.		Cotton material with serrated edge.

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