Very good. Agreed that there should be a web page entry, PDF download (which can double as a handout) The way I see it there is 2 parts to this...titled...
4) \"What Kids Need to Know\", what to do and not do
5) \"What Parents Need to Know\", why we have 4) and what parents are expected to do to keep their kids under control.
> 1) Leaving other people\'s rockets alone after they land...
There are some exceptions...I read on another rocketry site... 1a) on a windy day, its ok to fold up the parachute and stuff it under the body tube to prevent the rocket from being dragged along the ground. This makes a lot on sense and I do this from time to time. 1b) If a rocket/booster is clearly \"lost\" and you happen upon it, its probably better to fetch it back to the RSO.
> 3) notice of the availability of the loaner rockets
Bill has mentioned starting/re-starting fly-it-and-take-it program, which dovetails nicely with Guy\'s suggestion.
Alan Swanson
Chairman of the Howard for Secretary Committee
Co-Chairman of the Bill or Ed for President Committee
Co-Chairman of the John for Treasurer Committee