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1 March 2018 Volume 50 Number 3 DittyBag Lake Canyon Yacht Club, Canyon Lake, Texas the SAIL CANYON LAKE www. lcyc.net Commodore sreport Phil Crane While I always strive for concise reports this month s may set a standard that will be difficult to match going forward. And while there hasn t been a lot going on at our club since my last report, some of what s been accomplished has been very important. So, let s start with what may be the most important accomplishment this year the extension of our lease with the Corps of Engineers. As most of you know, we lease our property from the Corps and leases do have terms that expire. Fortunately, as good stewards of the property we lease and through the efforts of Pete Macler we did receive a new lease extending our leasehold rights for another ten years. The lease has been reviewed by our legal counsel, Jim Kizziar, approved by the Board of Governors and executed on the club s behalf by me as current Commodore. We can continue to enjoy what I think most of believe to be one of the prettiest spots on Canyon Lake for a few years before we have to think about the renewal again. Let s continue to be good stewards not only of our property but of Canyon Lake. Another action that s been undertaken is that a task force has been formed to review the safety procedures during regattas. This is in response to an incident on the lake during a race that caused those involved to rightly question some of the equipment on hand and procedures to be followed under certain circumstances and conditions. Pete Macler as head of our Safety Committee and Chris Powers as Rear Commodore of Sail are leading this task force. Debbie Fogle, Joe McDonough and Jim Kizziar are assisting them in this effort and I will work with them to come forward with recommendations that assure that the safety of participants in our regattas is paramount. With that I will report that weather continues to delay our pool deck project but also discourages anyone from using the pool anyway! It has also proven to be challenging for the club series causing them to either drift or cancel. But this too shall change and hopefully our Adult Sailing Classes, Spring Series Races and the TSA Spring Fling Regatta (volunteers still needed!) will either have had or have perfect conditions. Check out the Port Captains report and the calendar for other upcoming events. Please let me know if you have any questions or comments. And please go sailing! I hope to see you all at the lake! LCYC 1967 Calendar March 3-4 Adult Sailing Class March 10 Spring Series Keelboats March 11 Commodore's Breakfast Spring Series Boardboats March TSA Spring Fling Regatta March 24 Italian Night Dinner Photo by Lisa Begley Table of Contents Cat Corner Classifieds Commodore's Breakfast.. 6 Learn to Sail Program Leukemia Cup Regatta Port Co-Captains Racing TSA Spring Fling.... 2, 4, 5 Youth Sailing Zeebra Mussels.... 3

2 5th Annual Charles L. Branch M.D. Leukemia Cup Regatta (LCR) June 30 & July 1, 2018 LCYC s fifth annual Leukemia Cup Regatta (LCR) will have its kickoff event during the April 15th Commodore s Breakfast. Please plan to attend and learn about the progress being made in the fight against blood cancers. Leukemia Cup Regattas are hosted nationally by a group of about 45 yacht clubs whose goal is to raise funds for the benefit the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of America (LLS). Last year, they raised about $5 million for LLS in the fight against blood cancers. Over the past four years of LCYC s participation, $154,000 has been raised for the South Central Texas Chapter of LLS! Commodore Phil Crane has asked me to lead this effort once again this year. I will be reaching out in March to former and potential new committee members and fundraising teams. Committees include Fund Raising, Publicity, Food and Race. Of course, I want all those who made last year s regatta so successful back again, but we need to dig deeper as well. Last year, 15 very active fundraising teams, 9 sponsors, and a great silent auction were keys to our success. Join a great team and have some fun in support of a very worthy cause. Please call me at or at rleubner@satx.rr.com if you want to help in any way. With July 4th falling on a Wednesday this year, the BOG approved June 30/July 1 as the dates for this year s LCR. This regatta can be thought of as a one-weekend Wurstfest Regatta. So many volunteers are needed, both on-the-water and on shore. Please sign up the sooner the better for planning! We ll follow our traditional 2-day race format, with one day devoted to The Branch Long Distance Race and the other to buoys racing. Following the racing on June 30th, there will be a BBQ dinner, silent auction, and live music. That evening, awards will be presented to sponsors and fundraising teams. Trophies will be awarded to competing fleets on Sunday afternoon. LCYC is giving back. Let s keep the momentum building! Ray Leubner 2018 LCR Chair TSA Youth Spring Fling Regatta Volunteers Needed Debbie Fogle A few volunteers are still needed in the kitchen to make this event run smoothly. Please consider helping if you can. Many thanks to all who have already committed to helping out, but a few more would be great. If you are interested, please contact Carolyn Popp at or cpopp@gvtc.com. A few volunteers are also needed to do ramp duty; helping to launch and retrieve the boats and also to manage traffic flow at the ramp during this busy weekend. Many thanks to those who have already volunteered, but another 4 to 6 hands would make the job complete. Please contact Ron Popp at or ronpopp@gvtc.com Lake Canyon Yacht Club Officers Commodore Phil Crane Vice Commodore Mike Samulin Rear Commodore Lynn Simpson Secretary Gary Kirkham Treasurer Renee Kizziar Port Co-Captains Ann Cook Vivian Miller Rear Commodore for Sail Chris Powers Board of Governors Elizabeth Bentzen Terry Beasley Bill Clark Glen Graham Anu Day Carolyn Popp Joseph O'Brien Chris Powers Legal Counsel to the BOG - Jim Kizziar 2017 Committee Chairs Adaptive Sailing Bill McVey Adult Sail Training Bill McVey Lynn Simpson Audit Committee Ed Miller Budget Committee Laurie McGill Cabana Owners Rick Walker Corps of Engineers Pete Macler Docks & Grounds Craig Uberroth Emergency Task Force Junior Sailing Chris Fogle Debbie Fogle Lifetime Achievement Jim Kizziar Long Range Planning Marvin Arnold Membership Jim Garity Nominations Ray Leubner Personnel Anu Day PHRF Jim Garity Safety Pete Macler Slip Utilization Steve Edlund TSA Rep Chris Fogle Vice Docks and Grounds Travis Mitchell Wurstfest Regatta Mike Samulin Staff Club Administrator Carolyn Cole Property Manager Julian Craven Docks & Grounds Donny Ahr Staff Ditty Bag Bill Cook Website Stuart Allen 2 March 2018 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

3 Learn To Sail Program The LCYC Annual 2- weekend Adult Sailing Class began February and will complete on March 3-4. The class is full with 30 students, 5 of whom are LCYC members. The others have either never sailed before or have had very limited experience. They almost all learned of it from our LCYC website. The class is being supported by about of our 25 LCYC members in various capacities, teaching the morning classes, handling check-in duties and preparing morning coffee, skippering their boats, or sailing as crews for the afternoon Zebra Mussels H sessions on the water. It is interesting to note that it has been normal for the club to receive 2-3 new applications for membership every year from people taking this class, as they have been very impressed by the facilities and benefits of belonging to LCYC, but most of all by the friendliness of all of the members they meet, and quite a few are now counted among our most active and involved club members! Next month's Ditty Bag will have a complete report on the Class results. Get Well Soon Dr. Edwards Hans Micklitz Dr. Patrick Edwards, LCYC Member No. 37 and Big Red skipper, was involved in a vehicle/pedestrian accident near his home on January 30 while on his daily morning run. He was seriously injured and remains in the hospital at this time. We wish him a speedy and complete recovery and hope to see him again on the water real soon Rocky Hill ouston, we have a problem. My boat is on A-dock 112. I routinely check my boat and lines. On my last check I pulled up a small line that had been submerged for quite some time on one of my bumpers. There they were, barnacles in fresh water. Zebra Mussels. This presents a new problem to address for club members with boats in slips. 3 March 2018 Bill McVey There are boats that rarely move from the slips for months and even a few that haven t moved for years. Having said that, boat owners that rarely use or maintain their boats will have a serious problem and can choose to address the problem or ignore it. If you elect to ignore it your boat, overtime will become infested and basically a static display for marine biology research. I suggest the following: Haul your boat out and get a bottom job. Have one of several vendors clean your bottom on a three-month interval with you boat in the water. Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

4 Going Clean and Green at the Spring Fling Regatta Debbie Fogle LCYC Green Team The TSA Spring Fling Regatta is just around the corner and we are excited and proud to announce that we have been working with both Sailors for the Sea and Clean Seas Turn the Tide on Plastic in order to make a difference in the health and well being of our playing field the world s oceans and waters. Our partnership with Sailors for the Sea s Clean Regattas Program gives us a checklist of things we can do at the club level in order to start making a difference. Leading up to, during and following this year s regatta, we will be working with Sailors for the Sea to minimize the impact our regatta will have not only on Canyon Lake but also on our oceans. The program lays the foundation for our sailors to make clean choices not only as they sail but also in their daily life. Our biggest goal this year is to reduce the amount of single-use water bottles the sailors use this year. We hope to discourage their use all together by providing the sailors with water bottles that they will be able to refill not only all weekend but also all season! May not seem like a big deal, but there is 8 million tons of plastic entering our oceans each year and that number is growing. The Spring Fling Regatta will not add to that number this year. You can do your part too, if you don t already have one, buy a refillable water bottle and use it. If you must use single-use plastic containers, make sure they go in the recycle bins conveniently located around the yacht club. It is easy to Turn the Tide on Plastic just by being more aware of our daily habits and how we use plastic: there are a lot of alternatives out there. For more info on both of these great efforts check out the Sailors for the Sea website (sailorsforthesea.org) and the Clean Seas website (Cleanseas.org), they are both packed with ways to make a difference. Port Co-Captains Ann Cook & Vivian Miller It seems Punxsutawney Phil was right... we ve definitely had more cold, rainy, damp, misty, soupy days since February 2nd. Not exactly a typical Texas winter! In keeping with the inclement weather, there were relatively few happenings at the clubhouse last month. On Saturday, the 10th, a create-your-owntaco awards dinner was held for about 35 keelboat racers, but the final winter series race (and dinner) for boardboats on the 11th was cancelled due to forecasted cold and heavy winds. However the Commodore s breakfast hosted by Joe and Lori McDonough earlier in the day went off without a hitch. About 45 members and guests enjoyed scrambled eggs, sausage, some delicious streusel and fruit with their coffee and mimosas. We have a new event scheduled for March, an Italian Night dinner on Saturday the 24th at 5:30 pm. The menu of pasta with homemade sauces (meat and meatless), salad, bread, and limoncello tiramisu will be prepared by your port captains. Tom and Claudette Cozzi will assist with hosting and you need bring only one item for the shared antipasto table--something from the following list: green or black olives, salami or other cured meat, roasted red peppers, sun-dried tomatoes, mushrooms, pickled vegetables, cubed cheese, or bruschetta. Be sure to RSVP for this dinner as we want to prepare enough food for all attendees. RSVP here: goo.gl/forms/ NCW2e3gVccK0mVyL2 And don t forget the Commodore s breakfast on March 11. It will be prepared by Georgina and Ed Taddia, so you know the spread will be special. We could still use assistance with several upcoming events. portcaptain@lcyc. net if you are willing to help with one of the following: Spring Work Day (Sat/28APR) - hosts needed for breakfast and lunch Spring Series Boardboats Award Dinner (Sun/06MAY) - host needed Spring Series Keelboats Award Dinner (Sat/12MAY) - host needed Memorial Day Fish Fry (Mon/28MAY) - host needed See you on the water or at the club! Ann and Vivian Photo Courtesy Ann Cook 4 March 2018 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

5 Youth Sailing Program Debbie and Chris Fogle A little over 2 weeks to go before TSA racers descend on our home waters for the TSA Youth Circuit on March 17th-18th. It s a Spring Break highlight and we invite everyone to come on out extend a warm LCYC welcome to the many racers expected to be here. Better yet we need your help. We currently do not have enough volunteers to man our race committee and safety boats. Please, if you can help us one or both days, please contact us at youthsailing@lcyc.net so that we can get you into the plan. The NOR for the TSA regatta is posted on the TSA website go check it out and get signed up soon. We re also hoping to have pre-regatta fun sailing activities on Friday, March 16th. Even if you re not racing, come on down to the waterfront around noon and jump in a boat. We had a great meeting in Florida at the US Sailing Leadership Forum at the beginning of February. Some highlights: We tested some new boats that would make good fleet trainers and racers the Hartley 12.2, RS Quest, and Topaz Argo are the ones we like. Check them out and let us know what you think. A greater appreciation for team racing. This exciting format is proving to be great fun for adults and youth, alike. We are lining up some guest coaches for a clinic in the future. Stay tuned. We were reacquainted with the challenges our sport has getting and keeping youth on the water and sailing. We are interested in hearing from you about how we can do our part here at LCYC, and we welcome you to join us to make it happen. Youth Sailing Dates March Spring Fling Regatta, LCYC ON OUR HOME WATERS! April 7-8 Silly String Regatta, Grapevine Sailing Club April Changes in L'Attitude Regatta, Corpus Christi Yacht Club May Ragnot Regatta, Houston Yacht Club June 2-3 Road Runner Regatta, Austin Yacht Club June Cannonball Run Regatta, Palacios Yacht Club July 6-8 Youth Race Week, Texas Corinthian Yacht Club, Kemah, TX August Rockin Rockport Regatta, Rockport Yacht Club September 8-9 Rock the Rock Regatta, Corinthian Sailing Club, Dallas, TX September Pirates of the Corinthian Regatta, Dallas Corinthian Yacht Club October 6-7 Jr ol' Man of the Sea Regatta, Fort Worth Boat Club Octboer TSA End of Year Regatta, Rush Creek Yacht Club, Rockwall, TX Finally, our friends at Austin Yacht Club have invited our youth sailors to a day-long racing clinic on March 3rd at AYC, from 9am to 3pm. Cost is $25, and the two coaches presenting the clinic are world-class champion sailors. You can register at the AYC website: If you are attending, please drop us an and let us know. 5 March 2018 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

6 2018Commodore'sBreakfasts Kathy Leubner A delicious breakfast is THE best start to a productive day and LCYC volunteers have already provided us with two such feasts. The Incoming Board took over the galley in January. Terry & Roger Beasley, Glen & Elsa Graham and Carolyn & Ron Popp served up a wonderful spread featuring Terry's Scrambled Eggs Florentine and Glen's homemade banana bread. The February meal was spearheaded by Joe & Lori McDonough and their son, Peter, with assistance from Port Co-Captain Vivian Miller, Lancine Justin and Bryant Bowington. Plenty of eggs and sausage were consumed but the apricot and cherry streusels commanded center stage. You won't want to miss the March breakfast given the inventiveness of hosts Ed and Georgina Taddia. L to R: Peter, Joe & Lori McDonough ALL HAPPINESS depends on a LEISURELY BREAKFAST John Gunther January 14...Incoming Board February 12...Joe & Lori McDonough March 11...Ed & Georgina Taddia April Cranes & Leubners May 13...Fred Day & LCYC Guys June 17...LCYC Gals July 15...Leslie Heath August Begley & McGill Families September 9...Rogers & M. McGill October Beasley/Drew/Graham November.. No Breakfast-Wurstfest Regatta December 9...Outgoing Board NEEDED: Galley chief chef for the Father's Day Breakfast. Lots of LCYC Gals are willing to help but a master menu planner is a must. Contact Kathy Leubner to say "yes, with pleasure." Cat Corner Travis Mitchell For those that may not know here s a little bit of Canyon Lake History1. Long term volunteerism to LCYC Since the 1970 s there has been a Hobie Cat fleet at Canyon Lake, specifically Fleet 128. This fleet is part of Division 6 comprised of the Austin Fleet, our Canyon Lake fleet and the Galveston Bay/Texas City Dike fleet. Over the years our group has changed and is no longer specific to the Hobie Cat brand. We now welcome all types of catamarans and multi-hull boats to our group so if you sail a Nacra, Prindle, or Pulse 600 we want you to sail with us! We now go by the name Canyon Lake Cats-Fleet 128. Please check out our facebook page and see what we have been up to since last year. Our group participates in 4 division races and several other non-division races throughout the year. We host the Longneck regatta each May at LCYC and help with the organization of the multi-hull weekend at Wurstfest Regatta. We have our yearly race schedule posted on our face-book page. Our group holds monthly fleet meetings, typically the last Wednesday of the month. Please check our Face-book page for meting times and locations as we sometimes change up the venue. We get together on weekends for fun sailing and participate in several division regattas throughout the year along with the Austin and Texas Gulf Coast fleets. Even if you don t have a boat of your own we welcome crew members to learn and participate in fast and exciting sailing unlike any other sport. Our group consist of veteran sailors, rookies and everything in-between so there s a great group to learn from and gain experience while flying a hull on a trapeze wire going 20 mph. Some of our fleet members belong to LCYC already and we are searching within the club to find more people that may be interested in what we do. Longtime keel boat sailors maybe curious about our funny little boats that have two hulls rather than just one. If you see one hull up in the air while sailing, a tip over or pitch pole..we meant to do that! Please contact us through face-book at Canyon Lake Cats-fleet 128. Photo Courtesy Donna Mitchell 6 March 2018 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

7 Winter Series and Long Distance Racing Chris Powers February brought some interesting racing weather. The annual Winter Distance Race was briefly postponed from the dock with zero wind and a fog bank across the lake. After a half hour, a nice breeze cleared the fog precisely when forecast by PRO and PHRF Spinnaker fleet Winner Fred Lindsey. With clear skies and winds ranging from 5 to 15 knots, racers had an excellent day for sailing. Fred passed Clarabelle in the final leg to win, as did Keith Zars for second place, with all three boats less than 2 minutes apart after two hours of pursuit-format racing. In the Non-Spinnaker fleet, Bill Clark skippered Cascabel to the win, followed by Margaret McGill and Tom McHugh. The event was followed by an excellent dinner back at the clubhouse Winter Long Distance Race - PHRF Spin TLT 126 Frederick Lindsey 2 36 T Weed 104 Keith zars Clarabelle 213 Chris Powers 4 7 Canyon Wind 54 Gustavo Medellin Saturday Knight 48 Joe Monosmith 2018 Winter Long Distance Race - PHRF Non Spin Cascabel 129 Bill Clark 2 None Sand Castle 225 Margaret McGill 3 30 Aurora 163 Tom McHugh Chickadee 298 Donna Rice Halcyon Days 201 Fred Day X X JUSTKEEPSAILN 223 Dwight Stickle The Winter Series ended quietly with no races sailed. Keelboats were cancelled after an hour of postponements at the dock, due to lack of wind. Two hours later, I informed the Boardboat fleet that Sunday's races were being pre-emptively cancelled due to a forecast of 20 knots, 40 degrees, and possible rain. Hopefully we'll have better luck for the Spring Series opener in March. Congratulations to Keith Zars for winning the J/22 and Flying Scot fleets, winning every race sailed in both fleets. Phil Davis and Bill Clark dominated the PHRF Spin and Non-Spin fleets. Results continued on next page Winter Series Race - J22 Final Results Baby Lips 0 Keith zars Good Grief 0 Bill McVey White Lightning 0 Gary Bourgeois Rough Action 0 bruce dunn mule mechanic 0 Ben Kyzar 6 45 Frankly Scarlet 0 Ken Taylor Catch 22 0 Frederick Lindsey 2017 Winter Series Race - PHRF Spin Final Results Mighty Melges 93 Captain Phil 2 7 Canyon Wind 54 Gustavo Medelllin Skeeter 147 Debora Fogle 4 43 StellaRay 102 Ray Leubner 5 69 Sonar 176 Jack Carter 2017 Winter Series Race - PHRF Non Spin Final Results Cascabel 129 Bill Clark pura vida 212 steve wilson Wind Chime 165 John Ruiz Alibi III 136 Jim Kizziar Somewhere 213 Peter Macler Elsa's Ride 245 Glen Graham JUSTKEEPSAILN 223 Dwight Stickle Girolata 215 Bill Cook 2017 Winter Series Race - Multihull Final Results 1 9 Lucky 72 Charlie Mayer 2 51 Brioso 39 Drew Riddle 7 March 2018 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

8 Series Racing con't 2017 Winter Series Race - Flying Scot Boardboat Final Results Freezer 0 Keith zars The Full Catastro- 0 Chris Powers Jeff Foerster Uisge Beatha 0 Jeff Richards PEGASUS 0 DARLENE BEESON Semper Fi 0 Bill McVey Clarabelle 0 Jessica Powers Doug Shepard Bio-Hazard 213 Craig Uberroth Dalriada II 213 George Irving 2017 Winter Series Race - Sunfish Boardboat Final Results Dave Sanford 2017 Winter Series Race - Portsmouth Final Results Chuck Begley Caleb Fogle Chris Fogle X 92.5 Jim Kondziela 4 4 Squirt 64.5 Charlie Mayer Photo Courtesy Donna Mitchell Loft website: from tiller covers to sails an excellent product at a competitive price Lindsey Marine - Texas Rep Quotes: fred@lindseymarine.com Voice/Fax: complete rigging service for SS standing rigging & lifelines specializing in fiberglass repair & refinishing bottom jobs - complete boat maintenance Lindsey Marıne Fred Lindsey FM 306 Canyon Lake TX Voice/Fax: fred@lindseymarine.com 8 March 2018 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

9 LCYC CLASSIFIED ADS Notices Subleases Collectables BOATS J-27 #58, 1985, 5 hp Yamaha outboard engine, new in 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 VIP Boat with Volvo Penta engine. Very good condition with trailer and new tires. Included: upgraded bimini top, snap covers on the boat, upgraded stereo with 6 speakers and depth finder. $7888 or best offer. Call Georgia at 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, OBO (appraised last year for $19,200). Contact Jim ERICSON 23 Sailboat $3, Located at the LCYC dry storage area. This sailboat has been unused and well maintained for years and is in very good overall condition. Needs bottom job. Includes: HP, 4 Stroke Suzuki outboard (like new); Two axel custom trailer (very good condition); Almost new set of sails main and two hank on 135 headsails (including original sails and storm jib); Compass, depth and speed indicators; Front and rear custom overhead boat covers; Provision for two 12V batteries with main switch. Also Includes (kite shade, horseshoe buoy, Life preservers (7) with bag, new dock lines 15ft x 1/2in (4), marine sewing kit, sailing gloves (3), fenders (4), Danforth anchors w/ chain/rope rode (2), main sail cover, dock pole, paddles (3), tiller extension, misc hardware, sailing harness w/ tether line, new in box main halyard, and wind scoop) Titles and registration in name of Canyon Lake Sailing Foundation. All proceeds support youth sailing. Contact: Marvin or Bob Reduced Price Flying Scott #5817 and trailer (dry dock #6). Lightly used and in excellent condition for cruising or racing. White deck and hull with Medium Blue waterline strip. Equipped with Radical Race Package, Gus sails, white and blue ultra light spinnaker, cockpit rudder lift kit, swim ladder and grab rail, Sailors Tailor full deck cover, Plastimo Contest compass, mainsail flotation, and anchor. Regatta Master aluminum trailer with double walkway and nose wheel/ jack for trailer tongue. Purchased for $20,715; now $13,800 (reduced from $15,400). Contact Rick Nathan at or richardnathan@gvtc.com 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 or cherish@fbcuc.org American Fractional sloop-rig. Lightly used, only 30 hours sailing time. Under 10 hours on Honda 2.3hp air cooled outboard. Includes trailer that came with the boat, detachable fenders and detachable, batterypowered 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 /0B7DJgOtJbbxcS3VLWXlMbk9 EQTA Contact Arnie Wilenken fantomgib@gmail.com ' 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 beautifully 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 payment 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) with any questions or 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 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 March 2018 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

10 LCYC CLASSIFIED ADS Notices Subleases Collectables MISC 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 emergency GPS locater, $99. Contact Jerry Anderson 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 # Contact Rock or Brigitte saxman410@gmail Are you ready to learn a new language? Be able to converse in French, Italian or both? If so contact via text, or phone bbolis2@gmail. com TRAILERS SAILS Sails: Schurr Laminate Geneoa, luff 34.83, foot 18.30, with window and reinforced spreader patch. Quantum Laminate Jib, luff 26.83, foot Dacron Genoa, luff 34.83, foot Contact Dave david.a.lilly@gmail. com HOISTS HYDRA HOIST 4400 LB, In dry storage. $3200. Contact Wayne at wgpeacock@earthlink. net 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 Boat Partnership Wanted New club member seeks a partnership with current slip holder in a boat in the 30 ft range. I have many years sailing experience and have owned boats of all makes and sizes. We are currently relocating to Blanco and look forward to sailing at the club. Contact or charlesahrens45@gmail.com 4, 5 or 6 HP Long Shaft Motor to push a Catalina 22! Good, running condition, no repairs needed please. If you have one laying around and not using it, consider selling it! Please contact Paul Mazeika via text/call at Please notify the Ditty Bag Editor when your ad has been fulfilled. DittyBag@lcyc.net or call Bill Cook 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 or Richards.home@yahoo.com SLIP SUBLEASE LCYC Members Desiring to Sublease a Slip Thomas Cozzi: Slip Available for Sublease LaDonna Bacon: BUSINESS CARD ADS To place a business card ad or to order an LCYC burgee, contact Carolyn Cole at SHORT CLASSIFIED ADS Free to LCYC Members. Please notify the Ditty Bag editor when your ad has been fullfilled. SLIP SUBLEASES If you are looking for someone to sublease your slip, or if you want to sublease someone s slip, call Carolyn Cole at Your name and contact information will be included on the sublease contact list in the next Ditty Bag. All subleases require Board approval. Maximum term of subleases is 6 months. BOAT U.S. Membership Special Co-op Rate of $15.00 Half the regular annual dues! To join call Boat US More info: Carolyn Cole March 2018 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club