Contact: P/D/C Al Wellander Public Relations Officer Phone 516 293 7773 Fax 516 454 0413 23 Pine Tree Drive Farmingdale, NY 11735-4437
Press Release
Press Release
Sept., Oct. & Nov. Classes Listed Below
BOAT
SMART IN VALLEY STREAM
Hempstead
Bay Power Squadron will present the BOAT SMART Course at Valley Stream Memorial
Junior High School starting Tuesday, 30 September at 7:30 PM. BOAT SMART, a boating safety course from the
United States Power Squadrons, covers boat terms and types, personal
watercraft, boat handling, required equipment, safety standards, federal, state
& local regulations, aids to navigation, navigation rules, emergencies and
marine radiotelephone. The course is
approved by New York State to fulfill the requirement for formal training to
operate Personal Water Craft (PWC). Youngsters 18 years of age and younger are
welcome in order to fulfill the New York State Boating Education requirements,
but must be accompanied by an adult.
BOAT
SMART will run for five sessions on Tuesday evenings. The course is designed to
be useful for all boaters, from the person operating a personal watercraft to
the skipper of a family cruiser or sailing enthusiast. The course is approved
by the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators and recognized
by the U.S. Coast Guard for the National Recreational Boating Safety Program.
The
instruction is free. The course material costs $30.00.
To obtain additional information, call the Squadron
Educational Officer, P/C Ann Wellander at 516-293-7773. or by E-Mail at HBPSEDU@att.net. To register
with the school, call the Adult Education Office at 516-872-7705.
BOAT
SMART IN HEWLETT
Hempstead
Bay Power Squadron will present the BOAT SMART Course at the Hewlett/Woodmere
Middle School on Peninsula Boulevard starting Wednesday, 22 October 2003 at
7:30 PM. BOAT SMART, a boating safety
course from the United States Power Squadrons, covers boat terms and types,
personal watercraft, boat handling, required equipment, safety standards,
federal, state & local regulations, aids to navigation, navigation rules,
emergencies and marine radiotelephone.
The course is approved by New York State to fulfill the requirement for
formal training to operate Personal Water Craft (PWC), as well as the
requirement for youngsters 10 to 17 years of age to have a boating education
certificate to operate a boat. Youngsters are welcome in the class but must be
accompanied by an adult.
BOAT
SMART will run for 5 weeks. The course is designed to be useful for all
boaters, from the person operating a personal watercraft to the skipper of a
family cruiser or sailing enthusiast. The course is approved by the National
Association of State Boating Law Administrators and recognized by the U.S.
Coast Guard for the National Recreational Boating Safety Program.
The
instruction is free. The course material costs $30.00. In addition, there is a
registration fee to the school.
To
obtain additional information please call the Squadron Educational Officer, P/C
Ann Wellander at 516-293-7773 or e-mail at HBPSEDU@att.net. To register with the Hewlett/Woodmere School
District, call 516-374-8163
For additional information, call the Squadron Public
Relations Officer, P/D/C Al Wellander at 516-293-7773, or E-Mail to HBPSEDU@att.net.
BOAT
SMART IN VALLEY STREAM
Hempstead
Bay Power Squadron will present the BOAT SMART Course at Valley Stream Memorial
Junior High School starting Tuesday, 18 November at 7:45 PM. BOAT SMART, a boating safety course from the
United States Power Squadrons, covers boat terms and types, personal
watercraft, boat handling, required equipment, safety standards, federal, state
& local regulations, aids to navigation, navigation rules, emergencies and
marine radiotelephone. The course is
approved by New York State to fulfill the requirement for formal training to
operate Personal Water Craft (PWC). Youngsters 18 years of age and younger are
welcome in order to fulfill the New York State Boating Education requirements,
but must be accompanied by an adult.
BOAT
SMART will run for five sessions on Tuesday evenings. The course is designed to
be useful for all boaters, from the person operating a personal watercraft to
the skipper of a family cruiser or sailing enthusiast. The course is approved
by the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators and recognized
by the U.S. Coast Guard for the National Recreational Boating Safety Program.
The
instruction is free. The course material costs $30.00.
To
obtain additional information, call the Squadron Educational Officer, P/C Ann
Wellander at 516-293-7773. or by E-Mail
at HBPSEDU@att.net. To register with the school, call the Adult Education
Office at 516-872-7705.
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