Lake Canyon Yacht Club, Canyon Lake, Texas

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1 September 2016 Volume 48 Number 9 DittyBag Lake Canyon Yacht Club, Canyon Lake, Texas the SAIL CANYON LAKE www. lcyc.net Commodore sreport Sandra Lindsey This time of year get incredibly busy, new school year, cross country practice, football and volleyball practice, band practice, not to mention college football is starting. Before it spirals out of control stop and think about how you can help out our club. Are you interested in helping out the governance of our club, holding an office, chairing a standing committee? If you are let Jim Kizziar and Lynn Simpson know. If you don t feel up to chairing a committee, let me know I will be happy to share your name. It takes a huge amount of volunteer time to keep this club moving in the right direction. If it is only five minutes an hour or considerable more your help is always needed and welcome. September starts with Labor Day activities and a cookout. Then we have keelboat and board boat races with the Commodore s breakfast on the second full weekend of the month. We close out the month with a New Members Orientation followed by a Shrimp Boil at 6pm on Sept. 24th. Fred and I had the pleasure of serving on the race committee for the July Keelboat and Boardboat races. On Sunday we had a delightful young sailor named Tyler on the RC boat. He was as polite as a young sailor as you could have ever wished for and was eager to learn and help. Helping on the RC boat on Sunday was Terry Beasley, on the Zodaic was Ruben Davila and Teagen Gunderman. Gary Bourgeois with Guy and Beth manned the chase boat. All three boats helped a boat make it back to shore safely. Keep sailing. Sandra Docks and Grounds Dave Sanford Welcome NewMembers Please be careful while walking on the docks especially with a cart. Pulling a cart instead of pushing is safer because you can better see any obtructions. A reminder that glass containers are not allowed in the pool area. Also, please dispose of diapers in the dumpster, not the trash, as they can get quite odiferous. Thanks to everyone who flattens cardboard before disposal: it saves a lot of dumpster space and disposal fees. You may have seen Donny and Ray from the Grounds Crew installing new decking on the pipe dock. Looking good! Roger & Kenda Crider... San Antonio, TX Clint Penniman & Michelle Bammel... New Braunfels, TX Daniel Quinn... San Antonio, TX Kerry O Neal...Canyon Lake, TX CALENDAR September 5 Labor Day Cookout September 10 Fall Series Keelboats September 11 Fall Series Boardboats September 24 New Member Orientation October 1 Adaptive Sailing Table of Contents Adaptive Sailing Classifieds Junior Sailing Port Co-Captains Series Racing Women's Sailing Wurstfest A Sailor's Fantasy Photo by Lisa Begley

2 Women's Sailing Program Lynn Simpson Smooth, smooth, sailing is exactly what comes to mind when I think back to the July Learn to Sail Class. The weather was great. Well, except for the heat. This had temperatures topping out at 100 degrees or higher. The winds over the two days were idyllic for beginners; gentle breezes ranging from 6-9 mph with an occasional mph gust. Yes, smooth sailing indeed! From early on, there had been a lot of interest in this class so it was no surprise, that the available spots were filled by mid-july. Four of the students were out-of-towners: Janet and Sarah, mother and daughter who hail from Simsbury Connecticut, Paolo from Houston, Kristian from Corpus Christi, and the locals: Lonna, Linda, Georgina, and Sarita. Day 1 began with introductions and an overview of the class. There was a lot to learn about sailing: boat parts, parts of the sail, wind awareness, what makes a sail boat go, points of sail, rigging-derigging, docking, departing, tacking, jibing, and safety. It was a busy morning! The classroom portion behind us, it was time to rig the boats and go sailing. It was a wonderful afternoon of sailing and the many pieces of the sailing puzzle were coming together! There was plenty of tiller time for all, and no one shied away from taking the helm. We survived the heat and learned a lot, time to call it a day! Day 2 started with a complete review of the topics from the previous day, which included a test on boat and sail parts. Next up, tacking and jibing: a step by step break down of the crew s responsibilities through each of the maneuvers. We covered the basic rules of the road, getting there and back, and finished up with a complete review! It was time to go sailing. For that afternoon s sail the students were encouraged to take a hands-on approach with the rigging process. I observed exactly that, the crews on each of the boats were really engaged in the tasks at hand. Lots of team work and communication going on, I love it! It was another afternoon of some fantastic sailing. Confidence was starting to build there was a feeling of accomplishment, smiles on many faces as we made our way back to the marina. The boats were de-rigged, it was then time to head up to the club house for a quick chalk talk & wrap up of the weekends sailing lessons! Certificates were handed out, words of thanks and praises were shared with the volunteers who had helped out: Donna Rice, Robin Engel and Terry Beasley. I extend my thanks to each of you for volunteering your time, talent, and boats, in making this class such a huge success. Bill McVey also receives a big Thank You. Bill graciously loaned his J22, Good Grief to the program. Well, that wraps up the sailing lessons for the Women s Sailing Program for this year. Next on the agenda is the women s regatta SEW-MAD. I am happy to report that at least eight of the women who have participated in the classes have signed up for SEW-MAD! I couldn t be happier! Lake Canyon Yacht Club Officers Commodore Sandra Lindsey Vice Commodore Lynn Simpson Rear Commodore Bob Wickman Secretary Kathy Leubner Treasurer Renee Kizziar Port Co-Captains Anu Day Margaret McGill Rear Commodore for Sail Jake Mathis Board of Governors Robin Engel Jack Carter Jean Junker Phil Crane Ben Kyzar Steve Edlund Mike Samulin Janet Lockhart Wilson Tarver Legal Counsel to the BOG - Jim Kizziar 2016 Committee Chairs Adaptive Sailing Bill McVey Adult Sail Training B McVey/L Simpson Audit Committee Ed Miller Budget Committee Henry McGill Cabana Owners Chris Besch Corps of Engineers Pete Macler Docks & Grounds Dave Sanford Vice Docks & Grounds Joe O'Brien Emergency Task Force Josef Scherm Junior Sailing Sylvie Mathis Long Range Planning Ray Leubner Membership Jim Garity Personnel Mike Samulin PHRF Jim Garity Safety Pete Macler Slip Utilization Steve Edlund Technology Brian Mikiten TSA Rep Ruben Davila Women's Sail Training Lynn Simpson Wurstfest Regatta Lynn Simpson Staff Club Administrator Carolyn Cole Property Manager Josef Scherm Docks & Grounds Staff Donny Ahr Ray Houston Ditty Bag Bill Cook Website Elizabeth Bentzen 2 September 2016 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

3 WURSTFEST REGATTA 2016 Lynn Simpson The summer heat will soon be a thing of the past, and as we begin to think of cooler and shorter days, Wurstfest comes to mind! This will be the 48th year of LCYC hosting this premier event, which draws competitors from across Texas, as well as Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Florida. The two weekend Regatta: Wurstfest I for centerboard and board boats and Wurstfest II for keelboats overlaps with Wurstfest festivities in New Braunfels. The Wurstfest dates are: WF I November 4 6, 2016 WF II November 11 13, 2016 The 2016 WF team is in place: Galley: Ed & Georgina Taddia On the Water: Ray Leubner WF Raffle: Jenny Faulkner & Donna Rice Registration: Elizabeth Bentzen Publicity: Kathy Leubner WF I Launch/Ramp: Jean Junker WF II Launch/Ramp: Harry Sutherland Entertainment: Pat Ketchum Volunteer Coordinator: Carolyn Popp Behind the scenes the WF team has been busy with the organizing and planning that make Wurstfest such a stand out and stellar event! Volunteers: There are volunteer opportunities galore: On the water, Galley, Raffle, Launch/Ramp, & Registration. The team leaders will be making a call to the LCYC membership to fill the many volunteer positions. Volunteering is a great way to meet fellow LCYC members. You also get to learn a little of how LCYC operates, of how the event runs, meet some really accomplished sailors, and enjoy some really great food and entertainment. Please consider volunteering Sponsors: Wurstfest 2016 welcomes 4 new sponsors: Harris Rebar Community Pet Health Center Brookshire Brothers UK Sails I am really excited and so very pleased to have the new sponsors on board! Well, that about wraps it up for me for this month. I will have more to say next month. Stay tuned! Questions regarding Wurstfest, volunteering for the event, can be directed to me at: WurstfestChairman@lcyc.net Zum Wohl! ADAPTIVE SAILING Bill McVey Calling all volunteers! On October 1st, we are hosting our final outing for 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 ten years both our guests and volunteers have thoroughly enjoyed it many guests have attended multiple times! 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 that organizes activities for Wounded Warriors. Our guests for this outing will be coming via the Door-in-the-Wall Texas organization. They were also scheduled for our previous outing in June but you may remember that we had had a lot of rain and had only a temporary ramp to the floating dock which was too narrow and unstable for those with walking disabilities so we had to cancel it. The schedule is: 11:00AM - Orientation 11:30 - Lunch (LCYC provides sandwhichs, chips, cookies and drinks to guests and volunteers 12:00 - Assign guests to boats 12:15 - Go to boats and 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 to set out the lunch and clean up afterwards. The outing will be about 4 weeks after this is published in our Ditty Bag, so it s not too early to be signing up to help if you are interested! Thanks very much, Bill 3 September 2016 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

4 A Sailor's Fantasy Comes True The last 10 months has been a whirlwind tour for local sailor John Tomko, member of the Houston Yacht Club and Canyon Lake resident along with his crew Jonathan Atwood of Rockport, and backup sailor Ian Billings. The Team is sponsored by the Lupe Tortilla Restaurant chain along with national sponsor Bacardi Rum. "Team Lupe Tortilla" has been globe trotting with their Flying Phantom Foiling Catamaran starting in November at the Americas Cup base in Bermuda with their last stop in July on Lake Garda in northern Italy. John was fortunate to train with Americas Cup contending Team Artemis in Bermuda. Team Oracle of the USA loaned him a mast due to shipping problems with their mast from France. Several European Teams were eliminated from the regatta since their boats were shipped to New York instead of Bermuda, but that's another story. April they raced in a regatta in Cannes, France. with 14 other Flying Phantoms. The Flying Phantom is a lightweight 18 foot cat with foils and the team has reached speeds of up to 30 knots in under 20 knots winds. " Team Lupe Tortilla" won the 40 mile long distance race on Lake Geneva out of 10 Phantoms. Lupe Tortilla Restaurants are located in Houston, Austin and San Antonio, with Judson Holt as CEO who has a great passion for sailing. The team was featured in the July issue of Sail magazine, and will have another article in the September or October issue featuring their win on the long distance race on Lake Geneva in Switzerland in June. The last series they sailed at foiling week on Lake Garda in Italy in July. There were almost 100 foiling boats at Lake Garda with boats as long as 32 feet. John said this was a dream come true for a young guy that first started sailing Hobie Cats off of Jacobs Creek beach. Next stop Newport, Rhode Island with yours truly hauling one of "Team Lupe Tortilla's" boats along with 2 Stunt 9 Flying Cats, owned by club member Charlie Mayer. Bill Cochran and I will be meeting the team there for a 4 day US Foiling Weekend starting on September 8th. Check out Facebook : Phantom International. by Terry Tomko Port Co-Captains Anu Day & Margaret McGill Racers were fed August 13 and 14 at their end-of-series trophy celebrations - keel boaters by Joe and Lonna O Brien and board boaters by Susie Boedeker and Sue Radley. The racers and their on and off shore crews owe a big THANK YOU to these members. The August Commodore s Breakfast was hosted by residents of the Mount Lookout neighborhood. A delicious meal was prepared and served by Anu and Fred Day, Karen Sigler, Sue Radley, Joe and Lonna O Brien, Carolyn Harris, and Joe and Penny Monosmith. The light turnout for all their work was disappointing, and begs the question: should we skip August social events at the club, including the Commodore s Breakfast, since it s a time when many members are on vacation? For that matter, what do you think about the Commodore s breakfasts in general? The event started out MUCH simpler, just coffee and donuts, and has evolved into a more complicated event. What do you think? Give us some feedback! The sun came out for a few hours Saturday afternoon, just in time for the Dog Days Cookout. About 50 people enjoyed their meals on the decks, and the kitchen crew had a great time. Thanks to Will Manos, Joe and Lonna O Brien, Marty Chrisman and Joy Clayton, Bob and Jean Drew. I saw Mary Lindsey washing dishes and wiping tables, too. Your Port Captains are planning a craft fair along with the October 22 social event, and several club artists are planning to share their work (just in time for Christmas shopping ). If you or someone you know wants to participate as a vender, please let Margaret McGill or Anu Day know. We d like to highlight hand made arts and crafts. Several people do a lot of behind the scenes work on behalf of the Port Captain. For example, Susie Boedeker regularly launders kitchen linens and Sue Radley organizes the kitchen. Please thank these members when you see them. Some questions about memorial events at LCYC have come up. Often the family and LCYC friends of a deceased member desire to gather at the club for remembrances and fellowship. While LCYC does not officially sponsor them, Club members are welcome to schedule these memorials just as they would any private social event, and there are usually plenty of volunteers who want to help. Complimentary services provided by LCYC include publishing obituaries and notifying members of arrangements via blasts. Don t forget the Labor Day cookout on September 5! We will kick off the high sailing season with hot dogs and hamburgers. Members are asked to bring a side dish or dessert. Food service is 1-3 pm, so you should bring your dish in time to share it. And mark your calendar for the Commodore s Breakfast on September 11. See you on the water or at the club, Margaret McGill & Anu Day 4 September 2016 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

5 Summer Series Racing Jake Mathis 0n the Weekend of August 13th and 14th the final races of our Summer Club Racing Series came to a Discouraging end. Fred Lindsey was the unfortunate PRO for the races. Thank you Fred for suffering through Mother Nature s worst! The winds were changing direction constantly and blowing from Zero to 28+ Knots? There were only two (2) races on Saturday for the Keelboats due to lack of wind. The Sunday Board Boats race were even more difficult! Winds were shifting to just about all points of the compass. The First race was fairly reasonable but with light winds. The Second race was just the opposite. Strong winds shifting from South to North as a Storm hit with vengeance. One of the Flying Scot was knocked down with all crew in the water. The Chase Boat quickly rescued the crew and Fred Abandoned the Race for the safety. It took a couple of hours to rescue the Turtled Flying Scot, but thanks to the Chase, Committee and Zodiac boats working together with Bill McVey s expertise, the boat was righted and towed back to the club (full of water). The crew had a great dinner on both Saturday and Sunday and trophies were awarded to the Winning Skippers. Special thanks goes out to the Race Committee Crew, the Kitchen Crew and all the shippers and their crew. Now everyone go and sign up for the Fall Club Series, Sew-Mad, Labor Day Sailing Festival and Moonshine Pursuit Regatta! Keelboat Summer Series 2016 Race Fleet Place Skipper #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 J22 1 Bruce Dunn DNC DNC DNC Ben Kyzar Bill McVey DNC DNC DNC 2 4 Ken Taylor Lynn Simpson DNC DNC DNC Chris Christian DNC DNC DNC DNC 7 Gary Bourgeois DNC DNC DNC DNC 8 Harold Simmons DNC DNC DNC DNC 9 Keith Zars DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC PHRF Spin 1 Gustavo Medellin 2 3 DNF Henry McGill DNC DNC DNC 2 3 Ray Leubner DNC DNC DNC DNC Non-Spin A 1 Josef Scherm DNC DNC DNC DNC Big Boats 1 Bill Clark DNC DNC DNC 1 2 Joe McDonough DNC DNC DNC 2 Cruiser 1 Peter Macler DNC DNC DNC 1 2 Charlie Mayer DNC DNC DNC 2 3 Rick Cioppa 2 DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC Boardboat Summer Series 2016 Race Fleet Place Skipper #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 Flying Scot 1 Jeff Foerster Jeff Richards Rick Nathan Dough Shepard DNC DNC DNC 3 5 Chris Powers DNC DNC DNC Bill McVey DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC 2 7 Keith Zars DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC DNC Laser 1 Darby Cox DNC Sunfish 1 Clark Deady Chris Besch Dave Sanford DNC 4 Harold Simmons Sylvie Mathis DNC 6 Albert Dubuisson DNC 7 Lynn Simpson DNC DNC DNC Wayne Peacock DNC DNC DNC DNC Opti 1 Caleb Fogle DNC 2 Donovan Besch DNC 3 Teagan Davila DNC Portsmith 1 William Horton Joe McDonough DNC DNC DNC DNC 5 September 2016 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

6 JUNIOR SAILING Sylvie Mathis LCYC 2017 Junior Sailing The LCYC Junior Sailing mission is to provide a safe educational environment and offer opportunities for youth members to learn skills and competency in sailing. The new program is designed to help demonstrate the principles of sportsmanship, team work and responsibilities among our youth. Our goals are to foster sportsmanship during adventure sailing, water sports and racing. A group of US Sailing Instructors and Coaches provides Safety, Fun and opportunities to LCYC Juniors and beyond. All those interested, please contact Sylvie Mathis at JuniorSailing@lcyc.net. _/) Learn to Sail Youth Sailing School - Basic Sailing is designed to introduce novice student-sailors to sailing. Attendance in Basic I required for Basic II the second weekend. May 20 & 21 and May 27 & 28 _/) Summer Week Day Sessions Beginners is an in-depth curriculum of the basics of sailing, including taking the mysteries out of the sail functions, wind reading, and how lines work. June 6, 7 & 8 or June 27, 28 & 29, 3-7 hours/day Intermediates has a more specific curriculum with sail functions, point of sail, seamanship and more line care. June 13, 14 & 15 or July 5, 6 & 7 Basic Racing is intended to introduce racing to advanced student-sailors. Most have completed one year of tiller time. July 25, 26 & 27 _/) Summer Sunday Sessions Sailing Adventure will take experience sailors with a qualified US Sailing/TX Boater Education certified sponsor on sailing journey and sailing games. June 4 August 6 (3-7 hours) Water sports is an introduction to water sports that are not related to sailing: kayak, canoe, paddle board. A qualified TX Boater Education certified sponsor will be following the youths. June 4 August 6m 3-7 hours/day _/) Storm Sailors Storm Sailors is the LCYC Racing Team. Our team philosophy is built to make trough games and sailing activities: ethics, responsibilities and teamwork, in other words; sportsmanship. Sailing practice, Sunday only from 13:00 16:00. February 12 May 7 or August 13 October 29 Workshops Camp: This class is the definition of seamanship. From race management, line splicing, knots art, sailboat maintenance & fiberglass, radio ethics and sailing breaks. June 20, 21 & 22** Racing Camp is where we works the details, tips & tricks. July 11, 12 & 13** Jr. Keelboat Sailing is an opportunity for teens to be part of a unit with socialization and teamwork. The program allows student-sailors to experience their small boat sailing skills to a new challenge. July 18, 19 & 20 All participants must pass a basic swim check before progressing to on-the-water activities. *Junior Sail Training Director approval required. ** Not a sleeping camp It's "School" to Sail! Loft website: from tiller covers to sails an excellent product at a competitive price Lindsey Marine - Texas Rep Quotes: fred@lindseymarine.com Voice/Fax: NorthStar Paul Cunningham 05cunninghams@gmail.com Cute & cozy cabin, sleeps 8 Weekend or monthly rentals Just 7 miles from Lake Canyon Yacht Club More info at More photos on our Facebook page. 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 6 September 2016 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

7 LCYC CLASSIFIED ADS Notices Subleases Collectables BOATS Santana 20 Keelboat Excellent Condition, Open Stern design. Two-time Winner of Santana Nationals. Built in 2001/2002 Hull Number 921. North Sails (Used at Nationals) Like New. $9,500 ($28,000+ New) Contact Jean Junker: Cell: Hobie 16 catamaran and trailer $1800, OBO Contact Dave Sanford # (text or call), (answer machine.) 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 in slip C-232. New asking price $2000. Contact George Hall at Cal 25-2 for sale Very comfortable boat, handles great, spacious cabin, roller furling genoa, spinnaker with turtle, bimini, GPS, stereo, DVD player with monitor, air conditioner, Yamaha stroke outboard. Can be seen in slip B108. Contact Marvin Arnold Not a CLSF boat JY 15 for Sale $1,500/BO. Excellent condition, ready to sail. 3 mains 2 jibs and 2 sets of battens (1 main 1 jib used 4 times). Full Sailors Tailor cover; Tilt galvanized trailer with new tires and wheels; Mast mounted compass; Lifting bridle for crane hoisting; Rudder bag to hold rudder sheets boom vang and plugs. Always water launched and never beached no scratches on the bottom. Trailer and boat registered until Jeff Conwell or conwellj@ix.netcom.com CLSF BOATS FOR SALE 1976 O Day 17 Day Sailor II With trailer and 4 hp Johnson. A great little boat for an afternoon sail. Asking $ Capri 16.5 with trailer. A great little boat that has a furling jib and is ready to go sailing now. Asking $2000, this is below book value! Contact Marvin Arnold at Hunter 28.5 Cruiser located at LCYC. New bottom job and hull paint. All new Sunbrella upholstery inside. V berth reupholstered -also 4" memory foam. Mack Pack system for main sail. Main and Jib cleaned and repaired. New lifelines. Air conditioning - very cold!!! New port Windows. New faucets in kitchen and bathroom. 2 new batteries and new battery charger. New depth gauge. New Bluetooth radio w/new cockpit speakers. New fuel gauge. Kitchen sink and alcohol stove. Full head. New windex and new lights inside and out. Surveyed 2014 and all repairs made. Contact Sherry Willis at or sherrywillis777@gmail.com 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 Sunfish for sale-new tiller and rudder assembly, umbrella cover plus trailer - $ OBO; contact Jim Catalina 25, with 2005 Nissan 9.8 hp outboard and trailer. Boat belonged to Gerry Bennett. See in slip C-239. Lots of extras. $3,500. Contact Mike Hall Flying Scot #5817 Second Wind and trailer (LCYC dry dock #6). Excellent Condition. White deck and hull with Medium Blue waterline strip. Equipped with Radical Race Package, Gus sails, white and blue spinnaker, cockpit rudder lift kit, swim ladder and grab rail, aluminum Regatta Master trailer with double walkway and nose wheel/jack for trailer tongue, Sailors Tailor full deck cover, Plastimo Contest 101 bulkhead compass, paddle, and anchor with rode and line. $15,400. Contact Rick Nathan at or richardnathan@gvtc.coml 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 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; $18, OBO (appraised last year for $19,200); contact Jim HOISTS 3,000 lb Hydro Hoist in slip D dock. We can do a windward for windward slip swap or sell outright (you move) for $700. Contact Pete Macler: MISC Simrad Autopilot Model WP30 with remote control. Fully functional in excellent condition. Fits wheel steering on boats up to 32 feet +. You can test the system on your LCYC to confirm fit. Call Bill Lexus 330ES, around 40,000 miles. Driven by a little old lady really! Theresa Guenther New 2.5 Hp Suzuki 4-cycle engine. Very light. Still in shipping box. $550 or best offer. Call Bog: LIVE WHERE YOU PLAY! A short walk to the yacht club, this 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 water toy garage home boasts a spectacular lake view from the 72 x 13 deck. Relax, you are just minutes from your next sail. Offered at $250, Highland Heights Contact Patty Vasey MORE ADS ON NEXT PAGE!!! Please notify the Ditty Bag Editor when your ad has been fulfilled. DittyBag@lcyc.net or call Bill Cook September 2016 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club

8 LCYC CLASSIFIED ADS Notices Subleases Collectables MISC con't Yanmar Oil Filter Brand new, still in the wrapping, large Yanmar oil filter (holds approximately one quart). It was sent to me by mistake by West Marine and will not fit within my housing. Suspect it is for one of the larger boats 35 feet and above. If you can use it, it is yours for any reasonable offer. Bob Wickman SAILS TRAILERS 8 utility trailer: Kluged together but roadworthy for short trips. $50. Includes spare if I can find it. Charlie Mayer Motorcycle trailer: Maxey 50x10. Ramp, heavy duty thing I used to haul treasures around. $1,000. Charlie Mayer WANTED SLIP SUBLEASE Please notify the Ditty Bag Editor when your ad has been fulfilled. DittyBag@lcyc.net or call Bill Cook 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 September 2016 Copyright Lake Canyon Yacht Club