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1 April 2019 Volume 51 Number 4 DittyBag Lake Canyon Yacht Club, Canyon Lake, Texas the SAIL CANYON LAKE www. lcyc.net Commodore sreport Mike Samulin I wish this weather would make up its mind! It seems that every weekend that LCYC has a sailing event the weather is COLD. Oh well that s central Texas for you. We always seem to make the best of it anyway Just a quick recap the adult learn to sail class was well attended, even if the weather did not cooperate. The big lesson for this class weather is definitely a big part of sailing. And, at last count the TSA Spring Fling regatta had over 80 boats in attendance. What a great turnout. A very special thank you goes to Debbie and Chris Fogle, the Docks and Grounds crew, and all of the volunteers (in the galley, on the ramp and on the water) who turned out to help them with the regatta. By the way, the LCYC TSA Spring Fling Regatta has a new event fishing for a boat dolly! It seems that one of the young sailors lost their Laser dolly off of A dock when launching their boat. During the races, Jean Junker and Ron Popp grabbed an anchor off of the super dock and went fishing for the dolly by dragging the anchor along the bottom in the area that it went in. Lo and behold they caught the big one! The dolly was retrieved and all was well. Thanks to Jean and Ron for adding fishing to our regatta agenda. Let s hope that we don t have to repeat this event next year. Looking forward April brings us the new members orientation on April 6, along with the Founders Day Dinner / Lifetime Service Awards presentation that same evening. I look forward to seeing our newer members and also honoring those who give so much back to the club. I want to also say a special THANK YOU to our Lifetime Service Award recipients (to be announced) - job well done and thank you for giving so much to LCYC. Now to some LCYC business the BOG has made some minor changes to docking rules and permits so please see the article later in this Ditty Bag for details and help us to implement these rules by following them. Next, summer is coming (one of these days ) so please be mindful of the pool rules and regulations. Also, please do keep in mind that members at all times have access to the pool, so please do not take over the pool area be considerate of the other members. When it comes to slip and boat usage requirements, the rules are specific and we ask that you cooperate fully. Remember if you are unable to sail your boat, and unable to sell your boat, we can recommend options for you to get you out of the ongoing expense of having a slip, not to mention the fact that we have people waiting for slips to open up. One last note children 12 years of age and under MUST wear a life jacket on the marina and on the lake. This is a requirement of both the lake management and LCYC. New signs are posted on the marina to remind everyone. Let s keep the little folks safe. Spring is here let s enjoy the lake and our club Welcome New Members David & Audrey Anderson... Canyon Lake, TX Nancy Hodo...New Braunfels, TX Calendar April 6 New Member Orientation Lifetime Service Award Dinner Chocopalooza Regatta (6-7) April 13 Keelboats Spring Series April 14 Commordore's Breakfast Boardboats Spring Series April 27 Spring Work Day Open Sail Day Sailing Team Practice Table of Contents Adaptive Sailing Adult Learn to Sail Classifieds Leukemia Cup Regatta Lifetime Service Awards... 6 Port Co-Captains Series Racing Slip Lease Renewal... 7 Temporary Docking Youth Sailing Photo by Lisa Begley

2 2019 LCYC Charles L. Branch M.D. LEUKEMIA CUP REGATTA June 1 & 2 Ray Leubner LCYC s 6th Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta (LCR) will kick off at the Commodore s Breakfast on April 14th with JoAnna Rosales from the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) with us. Phil and Barbara Crane, Mike and Vicky Samulin, Mary Lindsey, Carroll Harris, and Ray and Kathy Leubner will be hosting the breakfast. The menu will consist of quiche, salmon, bagels, and fresh fruit. After breakfast, there will be an LCR Executive Committee meeting on the McKowen Deck. Can you believe it; LCYC has raised $216,000 over 5 years for the South Central Texas chapter of the LLS! WOW! We have it within us to bring this total to over $280,000 for 6 years of LCYC sponsorship. We have 9 fundraising teams already signed up from last year and a couple of sponsors as well. If you want to start your own fundraising team, just let us know and we will get it set up for you. Keep in mind that these teams don t have to be sailing teams. While there will be a competitive but fun regatta, the primary goal is raise money for LLS in the fight against cancer. So step up and start a team. All of us know someone who has been impacted by leukemia and or lymphoma..so let s do our part and give back some of our success to our community. We re looking for some cooler weather, better wind, and less boat traffic than what we typically get in early July, so a move to June 1 & 2 has been made. Hopefully, we ll get more boats participating in the regatta this year as a result. Over the weekend, one day of racing will be devoted to The Branch Long Distance Race and the other to buoys racing, usually 2 to3 races depending on the wind. We typically have about boats entered, but there are many more in the club missing out on some great fun. Phil and Barbara Crane have again organized a wine tasting and raffle for May 4th at JS Fine Wines in San Antonio. Cocktails with the Commodore, hosted by Commodore Mike Samulin with a bunch of help from the Crane s and Leubner s, is scheduled for the evening of May 31st at the Leubner home. All those who attended last year had a great time. All the proceeds from these events go directly to LLS. Following the regatta competition on June 1st there will be our traditional BBQ (thank you Joe and Lonna O Brien for signing up to prepare the BBQ for the umpteenth time in a row). This will be followed by the Silent Auction (thank you Lancine Justin for stepping up again; last year s auction raised over $8,000!), and live music. Recognition awards for sponsors and fundraising teams will be presented that night. Race trophies will be given out Sunday afternoon following the regatta. Please engage in a great cause. It makes a difference in the lives of so many. Volunteers are needed for both on-the-water and on shore activities. Please call me at or Phil and me at LeukemiaCup@lcyc.net if you can help in any way, or if you to make a donation to the Silent Auction. Ray Leubner/Phil Crane Lake Canyon Yacht Club Officers Commodore Mike Samulin Vice Commodore Elizabeth Bentzen Rear Commodore Phil Crane Secretary Mindy Rogers Treasurer Renee Kizziar Port Co-Captains Lancine Justin Vivian Miller Rear Commodore for Sail Rick Mella Board of Governors Terry Beasley Debbie Fogle Glen Graham Bubba Harris Carolyn Popp Jean Junker Kathy Leubner Ed Miller Scott Wells Legal Counsel to the BOG - Jim Kizziar 2019 Committee Chairs Adaptive Sailing Bill McVey Adult Sail Training Mike Stellato Audit Committee Rick Cioppa Budget Committee Laurie McGill Cabana Owners Rick Walker Corps of Engineers Pete Macler Docks & Grounds Travis Mitchell Emergency Task Force Julian Craven Lifetime Achievement Sandra Lindsey Long Range Planning Marvin Arnold Ed Miller Membership Jim Garity Nominations Jim Kizziar Personnel Glen Graham PHRF Jim Garity Safety Pete Macler Slip Utilization Steve Edlund TSA Rep Chris Fogle Vice Docks and Grounds TBD Wurstfest Regatta Elizabeth Bentzen Youth Sailing Staff Club Administrator Carolyn Cole Property Manager Julian Craven Docks & Grounds Edward Ward Staff Michael Vocke Ditty Bag Bill Cook Website Kathy Luebner Submit Articles to dittybag@lcyc.net 2 April 2019 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

3 Youth Sailing Program Debbie and Chris Fogle Our youth sailors competed in the 2019 Spring Fling Regatta right here on our home waters the second stop on the TSA Youth Sailing Circuit. The winds were moderate on Saturday, with some gusts nearing 20 kts causing some interesting but brief chaos on the courses. Sunday saw some very light and shifty winds. Our racers employed their best light air techniques a radical change from the previous day. Our top finisher was Dylan Tomko who took third place in a very competitive Opti White Division. Ryan Mitchell, sailing in only his second TSA regatta and third overall, finished in 8th place in Opti Green Division. Caleb Fogle finished in 8th place in the Laser 4.7 Division a fleet that looks to be one of the most competitive in a few years due to the addition of many top competitors from last year s Opti fleets. We are very proud of our sailors and their fine representation of LCYC! In the club series racing, we had Caleb racing in the Laser Fleet. Light and shifty winds during the races in March plagued all sailors, and Caleb used his light weight advantage to a win and two 2nd place finishes in the three races. Racing continues on the TSA Circuit in April, as our sailors travel to Rush Creek Yacht Club in Rockwall, Texas. If you re between 8 and 18 and already know how to sail, we invite you to come out and try racing with us. Drop us a line in letting us know you re interested, and we ll get you the information you need. Our first Open Sail Day of the year was held on March 30th as this report went to print. As always, you can contact us in at youthsailing@lcyc.net. We d love to hear what you re thinking. See you on the water! 2019 TSA Youth Sailing Circuit Regattas 6-7 Apr Chocopalooza Regatta Rush Creek YC May Silly String Regatta / TSA Girls Championships Grapevine Sailing Club 8-9 Jun Road Runner Regatta & Texas State Youth Laser Championship Austin YC, Austin TX Jun Rockin Rockport Regatta Rockport YC 10 Jul TX Youth Race Week Clinic Houston YC Jul Texas Youth Race Week Houston YC Aug Cannonball Run Regatta Palacios YC 7-8 Sep Rock the Rock Regatta Corinthian Sailing Club, White Rock Lake Sep Jr. Ol Man of the Sea Regatta Ft. Worth Boat Club Oct Pirates of the Corinthian Regatta Dallas Corinthian YC, Lewisville TX 9-10 Nov Changes in L Attitude / End of Year Regatta Corpus Christi YC Dylan Tomko (center #22754) races hard for an Opti White 3rd Place Finish! Caleb shows off his light wind techniques in the Laser at the Spring Fling Regatta Ryan underway on the Opti Green course 3 April 2019 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

4 Port Co-Captains Lancine Justin & Vivian Miller Winter Series races in February were limited by foul weather, so the customary awards dinner was postponed until the conclusion of the Spring Series. On March 10, the "Over-the-Hill Krewe" hosted a fabulous breakfast in anticipation of St Patrick's day. Skip and Donita Klement, Dwight and Patty Stickle, Bob and Sherry Willis, Jerry and Stacy Gibson, John Ruiz, Marty Chrisman and Ken Shaffer cooked and served. The menu included four-leaf clover pancakes with homemade strawberry and blueberry syrups and fruit and pecan toppings, sausage patties, scrambled eggs and potatoes. A Bloody Mary bar with skewered garnishes of celery, pickled okra, gherkins and pepper jack cheese topped off a very tasty buffet. On another note, the port captains are trying to reduce the landfill footprint of the club by recycling or composting kitchen and dining waste. Look for the recycling tubs at the next event to dispose of plastic, glass and paper. Italian night is on the horizon - save The evening of March 30 for this popular event and rsvp to help us prepare! LCYC 1967 Images courtesey Vivian Miller and Lancine Justin 4 April 2019 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

5 Spring Series Racing Rick Mella The start of this year s 2019 Spring Keelboat Series race got underway in 8-10 mph winds, coming from the Northwest with a 13:05 start on Saturday March 9th, for the beginning of the three-month long series, continuing in April 13th, and finishing on May 11th, with an Award presentation & Dinner. The 2019 Spring Boardboat Series race, Sunday March 10th, at the one time Spring Skipper s Meeting winds were calm with the Race Committee wondering if any races would get underway with forecasts from Sailflow of winds between 6 8 mph. Missing a few RC volunteers, the Chase team (Greg Colley & Bob Middleton) did a great job in setting a Windward / Leeward race course, where starts & finishes were upwind as defined in the Sailing Instructions. With a delayed start at 13:24, and winds flowing between 6-8 mph from the East, the Flying Scots took approximately 15 minutes to complete the W course, each race that followed was increased with an extra lap, finishing the day with a W3. Next month, April 14th, will be the second Spring Boardboat series, followed by May 5th, 2019, with the Awards presentation & Dinner. (Note: Boardboats sailing in May one week early to avoid interfering with Mother s Day) One more Note: Race Committee Volunteers are needed, please contact me at richardamella@hotmail.com Rick Mella Rear Commodore for Sail Keel Boat Current Leaders J-22 Keith Zars Baby Lips PHRF Spin Chris Fogle Skeeter PHRF Non-Spin B Jack Moab Pura Vida Big Boats Bill Clark Cascabel Multihull Charlie Mayer Otra Vez Board Boat Current Leaders Flying Scot Chris Powers The Full Catastrophe Sunfish Dave Sanford Portsmouth David Oats Survivor Laser Chris Fogle Captain Bill working towards the Finish Line Chris Powers leads the way around the course 5 April 2019 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

6 Adaptive Sailing Volunteers Bill McVey First call for volunteers for Friday May 24th! We are hosting three outings again this year to invite special-needs folks, along with their families and aides, to our club to provide them the opportunity to experience sailing. LCYC began this program in 2006 and for the past 13 years both our guests and volunteers have thoroughly enjoyed it many guests have attended multiple times as have many of our volunteers! The current programs we work with are The Door-in-the- Wall organization, founded by Barbara Blair in Bandera, and Operation Comfort, a group founded by Janis Roznowski in San Antonio that organizes activities for Wounded Warriors and their families. Please note that our first outing this year is Friday May 24, when we will host wounded warriors and their family members. They had a conflict with the original Saturday 5/4 date. The other two outings are Saturdays, June 22, and September 28. Our guests for these two outings will be from the Door-in-the-Wall program. The schedule for each is 11 am- Orientation to our club and sailboats 11:30 Lunch; LCYC provides sandwiches, chips, cookies, and drinks for both guests and our volunteers. Please join us. 12:00 Assign guests to boats 12:15 Go to boats, sail 2:45 Return to docks 3:00 End of event We would like to have keelboats and skippers and also additional experienced sailors (in case the skipper decides to go for a swim!) so we can accommodate up to 25 guests. We also need two volunteers each date to set out the lunch and clean up afterwards. Our first outing on May 24 is a little more than seven weeks away followed just four weeks later by the second one on Saturday June 22 so I might ask you to consider this the first request for both so you can choose either or perhaps both! Boy, is that brash or what?! Thanks very much, Bill LCYC 2019 Lifetime Service Award Honorees Lifetime Service Award Committee The LCYC Board of Governors is pleased to announce that members Bob and Carolyn Cole, Margaret McGill, Ed Miller and Michael Stellato have been selected as recipients of the 2019 Lifetime Service Award..Please join the Board and Club officers in congratulating these members for their distinguished service to the Club and receipt of this award. The Lifetime Service Award may be presented to members who have made outstanding contributions to LCYC for twenty or more years. Factors considered by the Board of Governors when selecting honorees from those nominated by Club members include long term volunteerism, consistent support of Club activities, effective service in elected or appointed positions and demonstration of leadership, sportsmanship and cooperation. This year s recipients have been Club members for 20 to 39 years. They have provided exemplary service to the Club in various volunteer capacities and positions. The 2018 Lifetime Service Award honorees will receive a plaque recognizing their service to LCYC at the annual Lifetime Service Award Dinner on Saturday, April 6, Their names will be inscribed on the Lifetime Service Award Keel Memorial located on the McKown Deck. Just as a keel provides stability and direction to a sailboat, these honorees have provided exemplary service, guidance and support to LCYC. Temporary Docking Process Renee Kizziar, Treasurer At their March 9, 2019, the Board of Governors revised the following sections of the Slip, Dock, and Storage Utilization Policy. This Policy is posted on our web site under Info, Marina and is included in the 2019 Directory beginning at page 90. The sections of the Policy that were revised appear on page 100 of the 2019 Directory. Changes to B were made to update the locations based upon changes made to the marina. Changes to D were made based upon experience with the Policy. The revised sections are appear below. VIII. Temporary Docking B. Except during special club sanctioned events, properly secured boats may be left on the LCYC waterfront for a maximum of three (3) consecutive nights at the following locations: 1. The leeward side of the B Dock, and either side of the B-Dock walkway before the Youth Dock. 2. The ends of B-dock, C-dock, and D-dock, 3. The west side of the long walkway, and the east side of the walkway provided they do not block or interfere with boats in slips. D. Upon request to the Club Administrator, and approval by the Docks and Grounds and the Slip Utilization Chairmen, members may apply to temporarily dock their boats at one of the locations listed in B above for a period of time exceeding three (3) consecutive nights. If approved, a Temporary Docking Permit will be issued for a period of one week from the date of the request. The Permit will be provided to Docks and Grounds personnel and will be: 1) attached to the dock side of the boat; 2) readily visible and legible; and 3) enclosed in a clear, water tight envelope when the boat is at the dock. Temporary Docking Permits may be issued for two consecutive one week periods, but not longer. The number of Permits issued will be limited so that boats temporarily docked do not interfere with marina traffic. Boats temporarily docked for more than three (3) consecutive nights without a Permit may be charged a penalty. Docks and Grounds personnel will notify the Club Administrator of boats moored for which no Permit has been requested, the owner of the boat will be contacted, then, if the rules continue to be violated the owner will be reported to the Board of Governors. The Board of Governors will determine any further action to be taken. 6 April 2019 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

7 Slip Lease Renewal Process Steve Edlund, Slip Utilization The Club is continuing to implement rules regarding renewal of slip leases. A letter describing this decision was mailed to all slip lease holders during March. This change only affects those lease holders that are not in "good standing". "Good Standing" is defined in the Slip, Dock, and Storage Utilization Policy which can be found on the web site - Info, Marina Info - or on page 94 of the 2019 Membership Directory. Good standing is based on the following criteria: a) The member s use of his/her boat. Use is defined as the boat being sailed at least twice during the 12 months ending with the renewal date. b) The member's activity in Club events. c) Compliance with club slip policies (dock lines, snubbers, etc.), maintenance and appearance of the member s boat. d) Current Texas registration. The Slip Lease Renewal procedures are designed to free up slips for more active members, and hopefully allow less active members to maintain their boats on LCYC premises at a reduced cost If you have questions about the process, please contact Steve Edlund at edluns@gmail. com. If you need a copy of your letter, contact Treasurer@lcyc.net to obtain a copy. Adult Learn to Sail Class Mike Stellato Bill McVey and I would like to thank ALL of you for the very successful 2019 Adult Sailing Classes. None of this would be possible without the Fantastic Volunteer effort and participation of the LCYC Family of Members!!! Although I have been a part of the adult sailing classes for over 30 years, I never realized the full extent of responsibility and effort it takes to run this event. And I certainly could not have accomplished a successful class without Bill McVey and ALL of YOU!!! I highly encourage you to share any suggestions you may have [positive & negative] with me to be evaluated and help make the program even better! To those Skippers & Crew who took out students on their boats, there were wonderful and very positive comments about your teaching skills!! Sharing our passion of Sailing with others is such a wonderful gift to all involved. I look forward to doing this again next year and having more Volunteer participation from our LCYC Family 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 7 April 2019 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

8 LCYC CLASSIFIED ADS Notices Subleases Collectables BOATS Olson 30, Hull #43, $13,900 Ray Excellent PHRF club racer. She s a good day sailer as well, just not a cruiser. Many racing improvements made: halyard controls on the mast, primary winches moved to cabin top, variable genoa track, mainsheet fine tune, elliptical rudder, etc. North 3Di 760 mainsail (2017) and 3Di 760 #1-155 genoa (2016). Ullman Technora mainsail and Technora #1 blade jib (both 2012) in fair but usable racing condition. Ullman Airex symmetrical spinnaker (2013), and Airex Code Zero (2011- very lightly used), both in very good condition. Plus a suite of older Dacron foresails in good condition: #1, 2, 3 and a storm jib. Excellent tandem trailer with fairly new tires including a new spare.late 90 s Tohatsu 5 HP 4 cycle outboard. A fresh water boat from at least Compac 19 III and custom trailer. Price $5000. Incl main sail, jib and 150 genoa, Johnson 6 hp outboard, tiller pilot, cabin and the cockpit custom seat cushions, main sail cover and tiller cover. Bottom painted Currently parked in #32. Contact David Kirk at or dkirkusa@aol.com F-27, 1992, #332. Yamaha, 9.9 hp, new Pentex main- new 2005 Genoa, roller furling, new 2010? (with cover) Asymmetrical spinnaker with sock. Everything in working order except brakes. Priced to sell, $32,900 for LCYC member, less $2000 if sold before ). Good boat, but a bit much for me at 75 years old, with numerous other interests. Contact Fred Brown or fwbrownmd@earthlink.net 2017 First Twenty Performance, excellent condition, original owner. Package includes four sails; main, genoa, code 0, and gennaker, Tohatsu 6 HP four stroke motor (approximately 20 Hours). Plenty of other extras include two Raymarine wireless displays and all safety equipment. The keel is a lifting swing keel with a draft of 2 4 keel up and 5 11 keel down. The boat includes a fold down mast kit and a custom trailer so the boat can be sailed anywhere you desire. Boat located at the Canyon Lake Military Recreation Marina adjacent to the LCYC. Asking price $54,000. Contact Dan Quinn, or at danqjr@gmail.com 1975 O Day Daysailer 2. Stable and dry boat in excellent shape with original gel coat and all upgraded standing rigging to heavier gauge in the last year. Included are 6-month-old new mainsail and jib from Intensity Sails plus the original DS sails. Two almost new covers from Slosail and canvas (Mast up tented cover and boat deck cover for transport), road worthy trailer with new tires. The boat can be seen on dry storage near the maintenance building. Asking $2,000. Contact call or text Anibal Diogenes , diogenesanibal@gmail.com J/105 SD Habanero, gorgeous 1998, 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, bottom 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 Catalina 25 with motor and hoist for sale. Can be seen D dock slip 312. Asking price $8,500 obo. Catherine Parten or Cp.playtx@live.com 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. $10,000. 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 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/0b7djgotjbbxc S3VLWXlMbk9EQTA Contact Arnie Wilenken fantomgib@gmail.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 Catalina 25, D312 owner is desiring to enter into a co-ownership with another LCYC sailor. Details can be worked out. Contact Catherine Parten, or cp.playtx@live.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 CARAVELLE (196 BR) 20 Ski Boat (Bowrider), Priced reduced $2K, 4.3 Volvo Penta inboard/ outboard motor (225 hp). Very low running time/hours. Lots of features/extras. Perfect for all active water sports. For sale now, $15,750 or OBO. contact Currently located in LCYC dry storage, just steps NE of maintenance building. 8 April 2019 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

9 LCYC CLASSIFIED ADS Notices Subleases Collectables MISCELLANEOUS House for Sale 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 counter tops. 2 decks (one covered). Very large garage space with second ½Bath. Outdoor shower and lift. If interested, contact Elizabeth Bentzen at HP Mercury. 2 stroke with alternator and electric starter. 20-inch shaft. For sale $350 or trade for 4 or 5 HP motor, 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 TRAILERS SAILS BOAT HOISTS WANTED Trailer wanted, for 28' Catalina, fixed keel. Contact Rick Trailer wanted, for 25' Catalina, fixed keel. Contact Catherine SLIP SUBLEASE LCYC Members Desiring to Sublease a Slip Joseph Vasile: Slip Available for Sublease 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. Please notify the Ditty Bag Editor when your ad has been fulfilled. DittyBag@lcyc.net or call Bill Cook (see LCYC directory) Loft website: from tiller covers to sails an excellent product at a competitive price Lindsey Marine - Texas Rep Quotes: fred@lindseymarine.com Voice/Fax: 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 April 2019 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club