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Pilot in the News |
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Some recent articles in which
the Pilot Club of Sayville was featured: |
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Seven members of the Pilot Club of
Sayville recently attended the annual Convention of Pilot
International and Pilot International Foundation from July 8 – 12,
2008. The Convention was held at the J W Marriott Desert Ridge Resort
& Spa in Phoenix, Arizona.
Pilot leaders from clubs throughout the world participated in a
variety of educational and motivational training seminars. Special
guest speakers included Jason Hightower, owner and GM of radio station
KMOO in Mineola, Texas; Zhivargo Laing, Minister of State for Finance
for the Commonwealth of the Bahamas, and Kirk Willis published author
and trial attorney, among others. Approximately 1,100 members and
guests were in attendance at this year’s convention.
Pilot International, is a global organization whose 25,000 adult and
youth members work together to help improve the quality of life in
their communities and communities throughout the world. Pilot’s main
service focus is helping people affected by brain-related disorders
and disabilities, and preventing traumatic brain injuries through
volunteer hands-on and fund-raising activities.
The members of the Pilot Club of Sayville who attended were Dee
Fiederlein, President; Nancy Lowe, President-Elect; Judi Koerner, Vice
President; Ellen Hathaway, Recording Secretary; Sandra Sacks,
Correspondence Secretary, Clair Eberbach-Smith, Sayville Chamber of
Commerce Liaison and Dolores Savitsky, Treasurer. Together, these
leaders of the Pilot Club of Sayville have more than 100 years of club
membership and experience in leadership and community service. |
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CHAD
(Children Have An identity)
"The
Pilot Club of Sayville, a division of Pilot International...is sponsoring
a child identification program in partnership with Brookhaven Memorial
Hospital Women's Services. The CHAD program fosters rapid identification
of children in emergency situations when the parent or guardian is not
available or able to provide essential information...parents or guardians
are encouraged to fill out the CHAD tricolored sticker and place it on the
child's right front corner or center of the child's safety seat, under the
cushion. The sticker is not limited to just child safety seats...any other
personal equipment that might assist emergency teams in crisis
identification.
For more
information regarding the CHAD program or to obtain an identification
sticker, visit the Pilot Club of Sayville web site..."
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C.H.A.D.
Giving Children an Identity
New T.P.A.
Program helps with immediate identification of small children.
For more information or to order more stickers, please contact:
The
Pilot Club of Sayville
PO Box 642
Sayville, NY 11782
Or
E-mail
Dolores
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