Table of ConTenTsBylaw Revisions . . . . . . . . . 3Classifieds . . . . . . . . . . 8-9Commodore's Breakfast . 4Leukemia Cup Regatta . . . . 2Port Co-Captains . . . . . . 4-5Series Racing . . . . . . . . . 6-7Women's Sailing . . . . . . . . . 3Youth Sailing . . . . . . . . . 2

Commodore’sReport Phil Crane

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Lake Canyon Yacht Club, Canyon Lake, TexasSAIL CANYON LAKE

www. lcyc.net

Calendar   June 30 - July 1

Leukemia Cup Regatta  July 4

July 4th Long Distance RaceJuly 4th Picnic

  July 6-8TSA Youth Race Week

  July 14Summer Series Keel Boats

  July 15Commodore's BreakfastSummer Series Board Boats

  July 21Shrimp Fest Party

  July 26-27Women's Learn to Sail Class

  July 28Moonshine Persuit Regatta

July 2018Volume 50 – Number 7

As predicted, the summer has started with a bang with many of our mem-bers using the club facilities . That’s

great! It’s what we all signed up for . But, unfortunately, it also brings occasional misun-derstandings . So, in order to avoid as many misunderstandings or conflicts as possible it’s time to review some of the rules .

First, please note the rules are in the Membership Directory and Handbook that’s sent our every year to all members . There are no excuses for not knowing and obeying the rules . In this year’s handbook the rules begin on Page 68 . They define and emphasize the “purpose of the Club Rules is to encourage and support the enjoyment of the Club by its members, their families and guests .” This especially includes acting appropriately and courteously . While I don’t think this is usually a problem I do want to emphasize that we need to treat each other with respect .

Some of the rules that I see (or hear) are being broken include:

Guests not being accompanied by a mem-ber . Members must accompany their guests unless specific authorization from the Club Administrator is obtained . This includes adult children of members .

The use of glass containers in the pool and dock/marina area . Glass containers

are strictly prohibited in the pool area in our rules . Additionally, we are part of Comal County’s WORD (Water Oriented Recreation District) and their rules also discourage glass in and around the area’s rivers and lakes .

Pets that are not on leashes . Owners are required to “keep pets on a leash, under control and out of contact with other mem-bers and guests outside the pet friendly zone” which is the deck so designated next to the clubhouse . Pets are specifically not allowed in the clubhouse, in the pool area and on the McKown deck .

Fishing is allowed on the docks except in times of heavy traffic and walkways must always be kept open . All equipment and debris must be cleaned up before the fisher-men leave .

These are the most commonly observed infractions . There have been other isolated issues such as the young man riding on the roof of a car as they drove out of club grounds . When I asked them to stop they replied rudely and kept going . I was, unfortunately, unable to identify them or their car . And we also all need to review the safety regulations around the ramp including always using safety chains and no one riding in boats or on trailers as

Stephen and Sara Aultman . . .San Antonio, TXFred and Roberta Soward . Corpus Christi, TX

Welcome New Members

they move up and down the ramp or on the grounds .

Finally, it’s not always about the written rule . Sometimes it’s just common sense . For example, our pool and deck are relatively small and it’s important to share it responsibly . If you have a large group remember to make room for others to enjoy the area . And if your children or young adults are rambunctious it may be okay of no one else is using the pool but if there are others there, you may want to ask the kids to tone it down . Again, it’s courtesy and common sense and applies not only to the pool but all of the club grounds and docks .

So, take the time to review the rules . They are there to ensure that all of us can enjoy the Club . Also remember to treat everyone at the club – members, guests and our staff – with the same courtesy that you yourself expect .

I look forward to seeing you enjoying our Club this summer!

Image courtesy Chris Fogle

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With a week and a half remaining (as of this writing) until the 2018 Leukemia Cup Regatta, LCYC has raised donations and commitments of over $30,000 for the South Central Texas Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, which puts us well ahead of last year’s pace! The fundraising teams listed on the LCYC LCR webpage are driving the success of our fundraising efforts. It’s not too late to make a tax deductible donation. Just choose your favorite team and a link will take you to their webpage. We have signed up 10 sponsors who have collectively donated $11,100. So if you come across folks from CEMEX, Roeschmann Design, Mittel Cattle Company, McCracken and Carroll Wealth Management, Morgan Stanley, Intruder Alert Systems, J S Fine Wines, Broadway Bank, Glen Graham &Associates, and/or Peter E. Macler Associates, please give them a big, warm thank you! The Silent Auction is now up to 40 items including a week-long Moorings rental in the BVI on a 42’ keel boat! A few more

CHARLES L. BRANCH M.D. LEUKEMIA CUP REGATTA

items would be greatly appreciated! Please call Lancine Justin or Ray Leubner if you have an item or service to donate.

The NOR is up and posted; 10 boats have registered so far. Only the PHRF Spinnaker and Non Spin B fleets have formed so far. More boats please....the more, the merrier!

Change: please note that the club will be providing the Saturday night dinner, salad, dessert and drinks. No need to bring anything this year. The galley crew says this is a far more efficient way to serve. A link to an RSVP form for the Saturday dinner is up on the LCR webpage and on the Constant Contact blast emails. Please RSVP so that we will have enough food – we would hate to run out. Remember to include your guests and crew. Adding to the fun is the LCR Silent Auction and live music from Larry Read.

Ray Leubner/Phil CraneCo-Chairs - 2018 LCYC LCR

2018 Schedule of EventsJune 16

Wine Tasting & RaffleJS Fine Wines & Spirits

June 29 Cocktails with the Commodore

RSVP by June 27TH

June 30Racing - Dinner - Silent Auction - Music

RSVP by June 27 TH

July 1 Racing - Trophy Presentation

June 30 - July 1

Youth Sailing Program Debbie and Chris Fogle youthsailing@lcyc.net

June was a light month for our racing youth . Caleb Fogle competed at the TSA Circuit regatta at the Austin Yacht Club

the first weekend in June . He finished with a third-place score, including two 2nd-place finishes against the most competitive 4 .7 start-ing line on the circuit, so far . This was the Texas Laser Youth Championship and regional qualifier for the Smythe Trophy .

Due to the TSA regatta the same weekend, no youth sailors raced the club’s summer series in June . The next TSA regatta was at press time at Palacios Yacht Club on June 23 –24 followed by Race Week at Texas Corinthian Yacht Club on July 6-8 in Houston . Caleb will be once again racing in the Laser 4 .7 .

Over the Memorial Day weekend, we held a spinnaker and trapeze clinic . Caleb and Zach Zinn perfected their technique in the C420, and we look forward to them improving their abilities in upcoming races . If you’re looking for crew on your keel boats, let us know – these

Youth Sailing Dates

July 6-8 Youth Race Week, Texas Corinthian Yacht Club, Kemah, TX

August 18-19 Rockin’ Rockport Regatta, Rockport Yacht Club

September 8-9 Rock the Rock Regatta, Corinthian Sailing Club, Dallas, TXSeptember 22-23 Pirates of the Corinthian Regatta, Dallas Corinthian Yacht Club

October 6-7 Jr ol' Man of the Sea Regatta, Fort Worth Boat ClubOctober 20-21 Changes in L'Attitude Regatta, Corpus Christi Yacht Club

November 10-11 TSA End of Year Regatta, Rush Creek Yacht Club, Rockwall, TX

fine sailors are always looking for opportunities to increase their skills .

Summer is upon us – stay tuned for infor-mation on upcoming clinics and lessons .

See you on the water!

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Lake Canyon Yacht ClubOfficers

Commodore Phil CraneVice Commodore Mike SamulinRear Commodore Lynn Simpson

Secretary Gary KirkhamTreasurer Renee Kizziar

Port Co-Captains Ann CookVivian Miller

Rear Commodore for Sail Chris Powers

Board of Governors2017 - 2018 2018 - 2019

Elizabeth Bentzen Terry BeasleyBill Clark Glen GrahamAnu Day Carolyn Popp

Joseph O'Brien Kathy LeubnerChris Powers

Legal Counsel to the BOG - Jim Kizziar

2017 Committee ChairsAdaptive Sailing Bill McVey

Adult Sail Training Bill McVeyLynn Simpson

Audit Committee Ed MillerBudget Committee Laurie McGill

Cabana Owners Rick WalkerCorps of Engineers Pete Macler

Docks & Grounds Craig UberrothEmergency Task Force

Junior Sailing Chris FogleDebbie Fogle

Lifetime Achievement Jim KizziarLong Range Planning Marvin Arnold

Membership Jim GarityNominations Ray Leubner

Personnel Anu DayPHRF Jim Garity

Safety Pete MaclerSlip Utilization Steve Edlund

TSA Rep Chris FogleVice Docks and Grounds Travis Mitchell

Wurstfest Regatta Mike Samulin

StaffClub Administrator Carolyn ColeProperty Manager Julian CravenDocks & Grounds Donny Ahr

Staff

Ditty Bag Bill CookWebsite Stuart Allen

Women's Sailing Program Lynn Simpson

Learn to Sail Class: (weekday)

When: July 26 & 27Time: 09:30am – 4:00pmCost: $65.00Class Limit: 6 Students

The Learn to Sail Class is designed to introduce women to the wonderful sport of sailing . This beginner course will cover: parts of the boat, points of sail, sail theory, sailing upwind and downwind, tacking, jibing, basic knots, safety on the water, rigging/derigging the boat, and wind awareness .

The class is hands-on with more time spent on the water and less time in the classroom! Each student will receive US Sailing’s Basic Keelboat book . Online registration will open on June 18!

SEW-MAD

The annual Women’s Regatta will take place on August 25 . Pencil the date in on your calendars . The details of this event will be announced as we get closer to the date!

See you on the water!

Bylaws Revisions Renee Kizziar, Treasurer

Lake Canyon Yacht Club (“LCYC” or “the club”) operates under a set of Bylaws . These Bylaws are printed in the back of the Member Directory and are posted on the membership page of the club’s web site . The Bylaws provide a broad framework for the club .

Revisions to Bylaws can only be made by a membership vote . Often these votes are accom-plished in connection with the LCYC Annual Meeting because the Annual Meeting always already involves the election of Board of Governors (“BOG”) members and a Vice Commodore .

The LCYC BOG has identified some Bylaws revisions that will be submitted to the member-ship for a vote in the course of the 2018 Annual Meeting . If you have a revision to suggest, please contact Renee Kizziar at treasurer@lcyc .net or 210-862-2952 . These suggestions will be reviewed with the BOG and with those submitting the recommendations .

Thank you for your interest in your club .

Image courtesy Chris Fogle

Image courtesy Chris Fogle

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goes to Elizabeth and Craig Uberroth for donating a refrigerator to replace the pan-try fridge that died, and to Mike Samulin for donating an additional upright freezer . When you’re feeding 150 people, storage is important!

Independence Day is almost here and the club will be celebrating with a distance race at 10:00 am followed by a traditional cook-out . Stacy & Steve Wilson, Jack Mogab and LaDonna Bacon will serve hotdogs and burgers from 1:30 to 2:30 pm . Club members with last names A-M, bring a dessert; last names N-Z, a salad or side, please .

Below is a peek at upcoming events . Although we have the host slots filled, we still need volunteers to help with the setup, prep, serving and clean-up, so don’t hesitate to offer your services by emailing PortCaptain@LCYC .

PortCo-Captains Ann Cook & Vivian Miller

Summer fun is here, and thanks to our volunteers who are generous with their time and abilities, our club is enjoy-

ing social activities to take advantage of the weather . On Saturday, June 9, Lonna and Joe O’Brien and Carolyn Harris hosted 150 members and guests for our annual “Summer Breeze” party featuring cheeseburgers with all the fixings – chips and dip, salads, desserts and plenty of hydration options . Music by “Read & Lava” got the dance floor hopping to oldies but goodies . New this year was a booth with Margaritaville props and enthusiastic island wannabes posing for the photos . Our thanks to Adult Sail Training attendee Jim Meyer, owner of Boothologie, for providing the photos at cost .

The Commodore’s breakfast for Father’s Day, led by Sherry and Bob Willis and the “Over the Hill Krewe”, was a delicious buf-fet of breakfast casseroles, sausage, biscuits and gravy, fruit salad and Bloody Marys . Our “dependable two-some”, Sue Radley and Mary Lindsey, arrived early to assist with the prepara-tion and serving . Seventy club members sure appreciated the spread .

Thank you to all who attended these activi-ties and for RSVP-ing! Your responses (when required) are helping tremendously in planning for these fun events . And much appreciation

net . Thanks to those of you who have already come forward and to those who will assist in the future . It’s a great way to meet folks and learn more about the club . We invite you to participate whenever you can .

Are you a new – or newish – member? Volunteering at our social events gets you into the thick of things and gives you an opportu-nity to meet and network with other members . Please consider volunteering! Just let us know and we’ll find a spot for you to help our hosts who have already generously volunteered for future events .

See you on the water or in the galley!

Photos on Next Page

2018Commodore'sBreakfasts Kathy Leubner

The Father's Day Breakfast was hosted by the Over the Hill Krewe, AKA sailors who were formerly HCYC

members but came over the "hill" (there's a hill?) to LCYC. In addition to a yummy Southwestern Egg Casserole, sausage, biscuits and gravy and fresh fruit, each table had an assorment of nautical "cookeze" made by Shelly Talamantez.

The July breakfast will be hosted by Leslie Heath and crew. I've already had a sneak peek at the menu and it is mouthwatering!

January 14 ......................... Incoming BoardFebruary 12 ............ Joe & Lori McDonoughMarch 11 ...................Ed & Georgina Taddiaapril 15 ......................... Cranes & LeubnersMay 13 .................... Fred Day & LCYC GuysJune 17 ...........................Over the Hill KreweJuly 15 ..........................................Leslie Heathaugust 12 .............Begley & McGill FamiliessepteMber 9 ..................Rogers & M. McGillOctOber 14 .............Beasley/Drew/GrahamnOveMber ... No Breakfast-Wurstfest RegattaDeceMber 9 ............................Outgoing Board

WHAT NICER THING CAN YOU DOfor somebody

THAN MAKE THEM BREAKFAST?– Anthony Bourdain –

Thanks to all those who volunteered to host the 2018 Commodore's Breakfasts. The meals are always fabulous. We appreciate you getting up at the crack of dawn in order to cook for all of us.

The Over the Hill KreweL to R: Bob & Sherry Willis, Dwight & Patti Stickle,

John Ruiz, Dee Anne Laumer & Jack Laumer

Upcoming Social Events

15JUL Commodore's Breakfast Leslie Heath & crew21JUL Shrimp Fest Elizabeth Schultz & Ray Blankenberg, George Irving03SEP Labor Day Picnic Donna & Travis Mitchell22SEP Steak Dinner* Julie & Richard Magoon, Linda & Jean Junker *cook your own steak

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Father's Day Breakfast Summer Breeze Party

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Summer Series Racing Chris Powers and Rick Mella

Saturday, June 9th, Summer Series Keelboat regatta got underway with the one time Skipper’s meeting covering the

3-month sailing event attended by 16 entries . The weather forecast of winds ranging from 9 – 13 mph, out of the Southeast with mostly sunny skies appeared to be another wonder-ful start for six J-22s, three PHRF Spin, two Multi-hull and five PHRF Non-Spin skippers .

With two races scheduled for each Summer months, the Six-Minute horn sounded at 12:59pm, beginning Race 1, with the J-22s racing under Pendant class #1, PHRF Spin & Multi-Hulls started at 1:10pm, under Pendant class #2, and PHRF Non-Spin started with Pendant class #3, at 1:15pm . At the start, Winds were 7-9mph, with the windward mark position at 180 degrees, 0 .8 miles from the Race Committee boat . After six legs (W3) for class 1 & 2 fleets, and 4 legs (W2) for class 3, the final boat crossing the finish line at time 2:40pm for race one, with winds dropping to less than 3mph, and switching directions to the East . A ten minute Race Postponement was signaled to allow Race Committee time to realign the race course and shorting the race to two legs (W) .

The second race got underway at 2:56pm, with the last skipper floating through the finish

line at 3:50pm . With the help of volunteers Chuck Begley & Marissa Avila, calling finish places and scribing finishing times, the follow-ing finishes were recorded for Summer Series RACE 1 & RACE 2:

The June Boardboat series was moved up a week to remove a conflict with Flying Scot North Americans in Dallas . Special thanks to those who were flexible with their schedules

despite not being involved in FS NACs, as well as PRO Fred Lindsey and his crew, who needed to invest a lot of time to get three races in . After a postponement at the dock in heavy heat, Fred was eventually able to send the boardboats out to race in a decent breeze from the Southwest . That wind eventually died as the first race was finishing, resulting in another postponement and a total re-set of the course

when the wind filled in nicely from the East . The second and third races were in very nice conditions, albeit much later in the day than anyone planned for . All were hot and tired by the end of the day, but Fred did a great job to get three races in . New LCYC member Fred Soward won all three Flying Scot races, with Jeff Foerster in second in all three . Chris Besch won all three Sunfish races, with Allen Borden and Harold Simmons splitting the seconds . Craig Barleme won all three Portsmouth races,

with Joe McDonough taking second in the two races he completed .

Our annual Memorial Day cel-ebration brought great sailing after an outstanding fish fry lunch . Fred Lindsey managed the pursuit start in awkwardly variable conditions . Several boats found good wind heading toward the dam up the near shore, while those who headed to the middle of the lake fell behind quickly . The wind even-tually filled in more and the fleet had

pleasant racing conditions until the end, with Gustavo Medellin taking the Spinnaker win in Canyon Wind (with Fred Lindsey in second and Debora Fogle in third) . Marty Chrisman and Mai Hai won the non-spinnaker fleet, with Dwight Stickle in second .

LCYC was well represented at Flying Scot NACs, sending four boats (Keith Zars, Jeff Foerster, myself, and Bill McVey) . The regatta

continued....

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J-22:

PHRF Spin:

Multi-Hull:

PHRF Non-Spin:

PRO (Mark Foster) is also a member at LCYC, and he did an outstanding job . Jeff and I both missed qualifying for Championship Fleet by one point, and Keith qualified . Keith's results in the very difficult Championship Fleet were consistently mid-fleet, finishing 16th of 26

overall . Jeff and I both put up more variable results, with him winning the final race to finish 6th of 26 in Challenger while I put up a 2 in the first race (and an 18 later) to finish 10th in Challenger . It was an excellent event and we were happy to be representing LCYC .

Upcoming events for which registration is open include Leukemia Cup, the July 4 Distance Race, and the July series races . A Moonlight Race is also planned for July 28, for which registration will open soon

Chris and Rick

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LCYC CLASSIFIED ADS Notices • Subleases • Collectables

BOATS

Habanero, gorgeous 1998 J/105 SD, fully rigged for both PHRF and Class racing, with large inventory of North sails and three spinnakers plus douser . Consistent class winner . Safe, fun performer for both team racing and family/social sailing . Too many extras to mention here, but including custom Brazilian tigerwood cabin flooring . Engine professionally maintained, bot-tom professionally swimmed . New head and microwave . See in Slip 214 . Includes (unique to this performer) a custom float on/off 2002 Triad trailer . Below market at $69,900 complete . Bobw3333@gvtc .com for photos, info and appt to inspect .

1974 Cape Dory Typhoon Weekender 18.5 Price: $5,900 Very nice version of "America's Littlest Yacht ." Easy to sail, very stable full keel boat, large cockpit for comfortable sailing . Equipment includes: Mainsail, mainsail cover and Roller Furling Jib . Two jibs sails, one with Sunbrella edging . Cabin cushions, quarter berth cushions double as cockpit cushions . 86 lb thrust Newport electric troll-ing motor, 5 forward speeds, 3 reverse speeds 24 volt, two bat-teries joined, less than one year old . Excellent single-axle trailer . Optional - 2005 Suzuki 4 hp out-board motor 4-stroke - will sell for an additional $500 . David Phipps 210-833-1710 daphipps@att .net

1986 Catalina 25 with motor and hoist for sale . Can be seen D dock slip 312 . Asking price $8,500 obo . Catherine Parten 210-394-5205 or Cp .playtx@live .com

J-27 #58, 1985, 5 hp Yamaha outboard engine, new in 2015 . Quantum Dacron main with

brand new Kinder sail cover, MR5000 #1 genoa and dacron #2 . Shur Sails dacron #3 blade . Quantum airx Spinnaker . Most running rigging in good shape . Hull is sound but needs cosmetic work . Interior and electronics need upgrading . $13,000 . Contact Wayne at wgpeacock@earthlink .net

Flying Scot #4696 Two sets of sails, spinnaker, trailer with spare tire, motor mount, boat cover . $5,575 Contact Jim McCain 210-490-4302

1975 Catalina 22 - Lower Price Swing keel, galvanized tandem axle trailer, 4hp Suzuki outboard, epoxy bottom, good racing sails $2,000 Contact Fred Lindsey at fal@gvtc .com

1985 S2 27 Excellent condition; completely refurbished in 2014 (exterior stripped and repainted, new stainless steel ports and headliner, wood floors); new main sail, 3 jibs including Kevlar 135; shore power, Sunbrella bimini; new wood tiller; new stereo system; 9hp Yanmar inboard diesel engine; new electronic wind, depth and speed gauges; great family cruiser and club racer; $14,900 .00 OBO (appraised last year for $19,200) . Contact Jim 210-831-4349

1976 Catalina 22 Swing keel and tandem axle trailer, $2500 OBO . Mercury 7/5 long shaft needs work . Boat in fair condition for age, but ready to sail . Current registration on boat and trailer . Main and jib serviceable . Contact David Lindow 210-334-7120 or cherish@fbcuc .org

American 18 2015 Fractional sloop-rig . Lightly used, only 30 hours sailing time . Under 10 hours on Honda 2 .3hp air cooled

Josef Scherm’s 1970 - 27’ Abbott built Soling “Bavarian” #515, complete with trailer, and 2 year old/lightly used sails made by Doyle (jib, mainsail & spinnaker) . This is a fast racing boat that sails her 153 PHRF rating very com-petitively . Josef is asking $3,000 . Please contact Ray Leubner @ 512-633-4434 (rleubner@satx .rr .com), or Bruce Dunn @ 210-884-3161 (brucedunn45@gmail .com)

Flying Scot #5817 (Second Wind) Located at dry dock #6 . Lightly used and in excellent condition for cruising or racing . Equipped with Radical Race Package, ultra light spinnaker, cockpit rudder lift kit, swim ladder, full deck cover, and aluminum trailer with double walkway and nose wheel/jack for trailer tongue . Look under the cover anytime . Contact Rick Nathan at 830-935-4504 or richardnathan@gvtc .com

outboard . Includes trailer that came with the boat, detachable fenders and detachable, battery-powered navigation lights . Garage-stored when not out on the water . Sails, standing and running rigging are in excellent condition! Has only been sailed in freshwater . Asking price $8,000 . See link for pictures drive.google.com/drive/folders

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EQTA Contact Arnie Wilenken fantomgib@gmail .com

1986 30' Dehler Sloop - 50% Ownership Hope Floats, in slip #D323 at LCYC Our family's beloved boat is not getting the love and sailing opportunities she deserves . We are offering 50% ownership for only $10,000 on a $30,000 vessel . She sails beauti-fully with a 16 HP in board diesel Yanmar . I have recently taken up flying and just haven't had the time to give her any TLC . I will pick up the slip fee for the first year and allot funds from the pay-ment to get her spruced up . I love this boat and you will too . As a shared ownership, we are seeking a good fit . Please contact (210) 373-6889 with any questions or email kylec@gvtc .com

Opti Dinghy: Race ready – used for three seasons on TSA youth circuit . Comes with racing sail (#23813), dolly, top and bottom covers . Spars and blades in great shape . Great boat for youth up to 120 pounds . Asking $2,500 . Contact Chris Fogle via email: foglec@gmail .com

1977 Ericson 23 (third owner) with 5hp Suzuki outboard motor, furling jib, and 2-axle trailer . A great boat for day sailing . Can be seen on C dock slip 232 . Asking $2000 . Contact George Hall at 830-278-3771

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BOAT U.S. Membership

Special Co-op Rate of $15.00 Half the regular annual dues!

To join call Boat US 800-395-2628More info: Carolyn Cole 210-590-7100

LCYC CLASSIFIED ADS Notices • Subleases • Collectables

MISCELLANEOUS

House for Sale - 196 Yard Arm Dr . Spacious 3BR, 2½ bath inside LCYC gates . Open living area with fireplace and wood floors . Updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances and granite coun-ter tops . 2 decks (one covered) . Very large garage space with sec-ond ½Bath . Outdoor shower and lift . If interested, contact Elizabeth Bentzen at 210-882-6633

Shared boat ownership desired . Looking for partnership in a boat with someone who currently has their boat in a slip at LCYC . Contact Frank Doyle 830-302-1821

Force 10 Marine BBQ Grill, Cylindrical shape 14 Inches wide, 7 Inch diameter cylinder . These propane style grills sell new for $150+ . Selling for $25 . Jean Junker jeanjunker@gmail .com

2000 8 HP Mercury . Sale or trade for 4 or 5 HP motor, 20-inch shaft . Contact Dave david .a .lilley@gmail .com

Raymarine i40 depth finder, includes thru hull and cockpit control, $99 . Standard Horizon Marine transceiver, has emer-gency GPS locater, $99 . Contact Jerry Anderson 228-326-3236

Beautiful Lakefront Condo on the north shore of Canyon Lake . Five minutes to LCYC . 3 BR 2 Baths . WYFI, cable . Discount for racers, sailors and LCYC members . Pictures can be seen on VRBO listing # 449797 . Contact Rock or Brigitte 210-884-5744 email: saxman410@gmail

WANTED

Two Hobie 16 Hulls with not leaks, or old hobie 16 with two good hulls . Contact LCYC member Joe McDonough at jmcdonough@swri .org or 210-219-8575

Trailer Wanted: Need small boat trailer to modify for custom boat . Sunfish to Flying Scot size should work . Willing to refurbish trailer in just about any condition . Jeff Richards . 210-846-8096 or Richards .home@yahoo .com

SLIP SUBLEASE

LCYC Members Desiring to Sublease a Slip

Frank Doyl: 830-302-1821

Slip Available for Sublease

BUSINESS CARD ADSTo place a business card ad or to order an LCYC burgee, contact Carolyn Cole at 210-590-7100 .

SHORT CLASSIFIED ADSFree to LCYC Members. Please notify the Ditty Bag editor when your ad has been fullfilled .

SLIP SUBLEASESIf you are looking for someone to sublease your slip, or if you want to sublease someone’s slip, call Carolyn Cole at 210-590-7100 . Your name and contact informa-tion will be included on the sub-lease contact list in the next Ditty Bag . All subleases require Board approval . Maximum term of sub-leases is 6 months .

Please notify the Ditty Bag Editor when your ad has been fulfilled. Email DittyBag@lcyc.net or call Bill Cook 682-558-0707

Are you ready to learn a new language? Be able to converse in French, Italian or both? If so contact via text, email or phone . 830-299-5111 bbolis2@gmail .com

TRAILERS

SAILS

Sails: Schurr Laminate Geneoa, luff 34 .83, foot 18 .30, with win-dow and reinforced spreader patch . Quantum Laminate Jib, luff 26 .83, foot 15 .42 . Dacron Genoa, luff 34 .83, foot 19 .25 . Contact Dave david .a .lilly@gmail .com

BOAT HOISTS

HYDRA HOIST 4400 LB, In dry storage . $3200 . Contact Wayne at wgpeacock@earthlink .net