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PRESS RELEASE/PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT

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The next About Boating Safety Course
"About Boating Safety" will be on

September 17,2011(Saturday)
8-4pm (lunch is included in the price).

Learn boat handling, navigation, marine radio,
trailering, knots & lines, State & Federal
laws and much more.

A charge of $45.00 will cover the cost of materials and lunch.
$5.00 discount per person for parties of two or more.

Dixon Ahl Community Hall
                                                                   Dixon Ahl Community Hall

Classes are held at: Dixon Ahl Community Hall
               2200 NE 38th Street
             Lighthouse Point, FL

Take I-95 to Sample Road. East on Sample to 22nd Ave. which is East of US1,
left on 22nd Ave. to the building.  CLICK HERE FOR A MAP

Contact Gene Cain at 954-557-0582 or by email auxcain@hotmail.com to register.

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USS Dunham commissioning at Port Everglades

                    USS Dunham commissioning at Port Everglades, Florida, November 2010

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Call 954-755-4581 to schedule a check.

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MONTHLY MEETING NOTICE:
of Lighthouse Point Flotilla 37 
7:00 PM on the first Thursday of the month (except December). 
Dixon Ahl Community Hall, 2200 NE 38th Street .
Lighthouse Point, FL




The Auxiliary's Mission: 
The Auxiliary was formed by congressional act in 1939 as the Coast Guard Reserve.  14 U.S.C. 822  It aids the Coast Guard in its non-military, non-law-enforcement tasks, such as search and rescue, aids to navigation maintenance, environmental protection, public boater education, and private and fishing vessel examination. 

Teams of Auxiliarists act in these mission areas under Coast Guard orders, and individual Auxiliarists supplement Active Duty and Reserve Coast Guard units.  Auxiliarists under orders operate with the authority and under the direction of the United States Coast Guard.  We wear Coast Guard uniforms with specific devices indicating that we are members of the auxiliary.

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The Four Cornerstones of the Auxiliary:
Member Services 
Recreational Boating Safety 
Operations and Marine Safety 
Fellowship

The purpose of the Auxiliary is to assist the Coast Guard:

  • To promote safety and to effect search and rescues on and over the high seas and on navigable waters.  
  • To promote efficiency in the operation of motorboats and yachts.  
  • To foster a wider knowledge of, and better compliance with, the laws, rules, and regulations governing the operation of motorboats and yachts through safe boating classes.  
  • To facilitate other operations of the Coast Guard.  
    (Title 14 U.S.C. 822)
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