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ONE-DAY BOATING SAFETY COURSE OCTOBER 18TH

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Contributed by: Terry Barth, FSO-PA on 10/5/2008

The About Boating Safely course is a "safe boating" course designed
especially for the recreational boater, to encourage safety on the
water.

Enjoy your boating experience more by learning the rules of the waterway. Learn how to identify potentially dangerous situations and how to manage them.

Be aware of waterway signs and markings, what they mean and how to negotiate the waterway with ease. Learn basic navigation, docking in wind and basic survival skills.

-WHY IS IT FOR ME?
This course emphasizes safety on the water to enhance your boating experience and increase your confidence on the water.
For new boaters, this is a "must do" program.
For seasoned boaters, it's always a great idea to refresh your knowledge.

Check with your Insurance Company. Many insurance companies will
give you a discount after passing the course.

Upon completion, this course is approved by the State of Florida for you to receive your Boaters ID Card. Remember, if you're under 22 you're required to have a Florida Boaters ID Card.

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE??

JUST ONE EASY DAY!!!

PLUS, IT'S FUN!!!!

Registration information:
Courses are taught by the Coast Guard Auxiliary. They are held at the Flotilla 58 Coast Guard Auxiliary Building at:
1400 Seaway Dr.,
Ft. Pierce Fl. 34949 (South Beach)

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO REGISTER CALL
772-461-3500 Joe
Or 772-321-3041 Gary

Cost: $36.00 per person materials fee.
($10 for each additional family member if sharing a book)

Boating safety is every boater's responsibility, so join us on October 18th! Our last course of the year will be November 15th.

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