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June 2018 Volume 50 Number 6 DittyBag Lake Canyon Yacht Club, Canyon Lake, Texas the SAIL CANYON LAKE www. lcyc.net Commodore sreport Phil Crane Summer is upon us! Children are out of school, the temperatures are rising and the water is warming. All are sure signs that activity at our club is going to increase. It s already begun. The Spring Series has been completed and the Longneck Multihull Regatta was raced over the 19th and 20th of May. Travis Mitchell described challenging but fun (according to him!) conditions on Saturday and said they finished just before the rain on Sunday. Thanks to all the sailors (especially our own LCYC competitors) and everyone who helped with the regatta. Memorial Day will already history by the time you read this but I m sure it will have been another great Carl Hawkins Fish Fry and longdistance race. June also holds the beginning of the Summer Series; now is the time for the fair weather sailors to get out there and sharpen their sailing skills on the race courses. We have the always anticipated annual Summer Breeze Party on the June 9th. Break out the colorful shorts, shirts and hats and join in for an evening of fellowship and fun. And don t forget the Leukemia Cup Regatta. There is a wine tasting and raffle on June 16th at JS Fine Wines and Spirits in San Antonio. We also have a new event Cocktails with the Commodore on June 29th. I borrowed this idea from the Southern Yacht Club in New Orleans. Ray and Kathy Leubner have graciously opened their home and for a $50 donation I ll be happy to pour your wine, open your beer or mix your cocktail. You should have received a blast email with a link to RSVP for the event. And let s not forget the racing, dinner and party over the weekend AND the fact that it s all about raising money for LLS and the fight against blood cancers. June will also bring and Adaptive Sailing day on the 23rd. Contact Bill McVey to volunteer. So, summer really is here. With July 4th around the corner and club activity on the rise let s also remember to treat our fellow and members and all guests with the kind of kindness and hospitality that we are known for and let s make Summer 2019 one we ll remember fondly in the future. Clubhouse and main gate codes will change Tuesday, May 29th (after Memorial Day weekend). Members will be notified of the new codes on their May 25th statements. Please make a note of the new codes so you re not left out of any activities! A member told me he writes new codes on the back of his membership card, which he keeps in his wallet and presumably would always have with him if he is driving through the gate. See you at the Club and on the water! Welcome New Members Julian K. Mardock...New Braunfels, TX John and Ericka Pullin...Floresville, TX Hanna Flloyd...New Braunfels, TX Paul and Dana Williams...New Braunfels, TX Calendar June 2-3 TSA Road Runner Regatta June 3 Summer Series Board Boats June 9 Summer Breeze Party Summer Series Keel Boats June 17 Father's Day Commodore's Breakfast June 23 TSA Regatta: Cannonball Run Adaptive Sailing June 30 - July 1 Leukemia Cup Regatta Photo by Lisa Begley Table of Contents Adaptive Sailing.... 3, 4 Bylaw Revisions.... 4 Cat Corner.... 6, 7 Classifieds..........9-10 Commodore's Breakfast.. 5 Leukemia Cup Regatta.... 2 Port Co-Captains.... 5 Series Racing... 8 Women's Sailing.... 3 Youth Sailing.... 7

CHARLES L. BRANCH M.D. LEUKEMIA CUP REGATTA June 30 - July 1 With 5 weeks remaining until the 2018 Leukemia Cup Regatta (LCR), LCYC has raised donations and commitments of over $20,000 for the South Central Texas Branch of LLS. We re well on our way to reaching the goal of bringing our 5-year total to over $200,000! The 15 fundraising teams listed on the LCYC LCR webpage are working hard to make this happen. If you would like to make a tax deductible donation, just choose your favorite team on the LCR webpage. A link will take you to their LCR team webpage. Sponsors signed up for this year s event include CEMEX, McCracken and Carroll Wealth Management, Roeschmann Design, Intruder Alert Systems (Mike Samulin), Pete Macler Associates, and Glen Graham and Associates. The Silent Auction has more than a dozen donated items. We are in need of more treasures from your attic and/or items and services from your favorite merchants. Please call Lancine Justin, Phil Crane or me...check that attic or garage. We ll also be selling Harbor Boat Tote Bags (17.5 w x 13 h x 7.75 d) on which the 2018 LCYC LCR logo will be screen printed. If you would like to reserve one or more, please let us know ASAP as quantities will be limited to about 40 for sale at $15 including tax. The NOR will be up by June 1st. Expectations are that we will have fleets in PHRF Spin, PHRF Non-Spin, Portsmouth Dingy, PHRF Trimaran, and Portsmouth Catamaran. Volunteers are needed to help with Race Committee. Please give Ray Leubner a call or text. Laurie McGill needs help staffing two shifts of 5 to help with dinner Saturday. We will be serving roast pork and gravy, and potato salad. Please remember to bring a side dish, salad or a dessert to compliment the meal. Be generous with the quantity you prepare as there lots of extra people in the form of crew, sponsors, and guests that will be attending. There will be an RSVP required for the Saturday dinner. A link to the form will be available in mid-june. Remember to include your guests and crew! And stick around for live music by Larry Read. Please check the LCYC website and Blast E-mails in June for additional details. For a second year, Phil & Barbara Crane and the folks at JS Fine Wines in San Antonio are sponsoring a wine tasting and raffle on June 16th. New this year is Cocktails with the Commodore on June 29th at the home of Ray and Kathy Leubner. LET S MAKE A DIFFERENCE in the fight against blood cancers! Ray Leubner/Phil Crane 2018 LCYC LCR 2018 Schedule of Events June 1 Look for NOR & Registration Info June 16 Wine Tasting & Raffle JS Fine Wines & Spirits June 29 Cocktails with the Commodore June 30 Racing - Dinner - Silent Auction - Music July 1 Racing - Trophy Presentation Silent Auction The collection of items for this year's Silent Auction is off to a great start. Already on hand are a brass bell found at LCYC, art work, a solar battery charger, telescope, hand crafted jewelry, a set of glass Irish Coffee mugs, assorted gift certificats from local merchants and, of course, various wines and spirits. Please consider donating an item/s to this year's silent auction. The $4,000+ raised last year went directly to the South Central Texas Chapter of LLS. If you have an item to donate, please contact Ray Leubner or Lancine Justin. Wine Tasting & LCR Raffle Saturday, June 16 11 AM - 5PM JS FINE WINES & SPIRITS 638 W. Rhapsody Drive, San Antonio For a 2nd year the folks at JS Fine Wines & Spirits are dedicating time and space at their weekly Saturday wine tasting for a Leukemia Cup Regatta Raffle organized by Phil and Barbara Crane. Also on site will be the Mesquite Shack BBQ food truck. All proceeds from the raffle go directly to the South Central Texas Chapter of LLS. Cocktails with the Commodore 6-7:30PM - Friday, July 29 At the home of Ray & Kathy Leubner Bar Food, Wine, Beer & Cocktails $50 Donation to TEAM LCYC LCYC is taking a page out of the fundraising book of the Southern Yacht Club in New Orleans. All proceeds from this event will be credited to TEAM LCYC and go directly to the South Central Texas Chapter of LLS. RSVP Required by June 27 RSVP HERE 2 June 2018 Copyright 2007-2018 Lake Canyon Yacht Club

Women's Sailing Program Lynn Simpson Learn to Sail Class: (weekday) When: July 26 & 27 Time: 09:30am 4:00pm Cost: $65.00 Class 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. LCYC 1967 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! Adaptive Sailing Volunteers Bill McVey We will be hosting our second outing for this year to invite special-needs folks, along with their families and aides, at our club to provide them the opportunity to experience sailing. Our guests for this outing will be coming via the Door-in-the-Wall Texas organization. This is a great organization located in Bandera, founded by a mother of a special needs child herself years ago. They offer various activities during the year for their participants, and sailing at our club has become one of the favorites for quite a few, as we have several folks that have attended multiple times! You might enjoy visiting their website to learn more about the organization at www.ditwtexas.org. Our schedule is 11 AM- orientation to club and sailboats 11:30 lunch; LCYC provided for both guests and volunteers 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 10 keelboats and skippers and also 10 additional experienced sailors (in case the skipper decides to go for a swim!) so we can accommodate up to 25 guests. We also need 3-4 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! Just email bmcvey@gvtc.com. Thanks very much, Bill 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 2017-2018 2018-2019 Elizabeth Bentzen Terry Beasley Bill Clark Glen Graham Anu Day Carolyn Popp Joseph O'Brien Kathy Leubner 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 3 June 2018 Copyright 2007-2018 Lake Canyon Yacht Club

Adaptive Sailing Report Bill McVey LCYC held its first Adaptive Sail outing on May 5th. After a solid five days of rain up to and including Friday the night before, the sun finally broke out Saturday morning and we were blessed with a beautiful 80-85 degree day with a perfect breeze of 8-14 mph! The morning began around 10 am with our lunch volunteers Carolyn Harris, Mary Lindsey, Lonna and Joe O Brien, arriving to start preparing lunch. Our guests this time came to us via Operation Comfort. They were families of seven wounded warriors and their spouses and children, 18 in all. Previously 25 had signed up but with the week-long bad weather, a couple families had opted out a couple days earlier. At 11 am we gave a short welcome/orientation to sail boating, teaching the basics of sailboat parts, what makes a sailboat go, and a little about our right-of-way rules. If I remember correctly, none of our guests had ever been on a sailboat before. At 11:30, guests and volunteers were treated to a delicious lunch of perfectly grilled Nathan s hot dogs, with chips, cookies, and iced tea. At noon we assigned guests to our nine boats and headed for the docks. The sailing was wonderful, especially thrilling in the bigger puffs when even the bigger boats were heeling 15-20 degrees! Most guests had a chance to steer the boats and adjust sails everyone we saw from the boat I was on had big smiles and waved happily as we passed! Everyone returned to the docks by 2:45 and that ended the day s outing. Parting comments simply expressed thanks to our club and volunteers for affording them this wonderful opportunity for a day at our club. In addition to those I mentioned above, please join me in thanking these members who also helped or offered to help; Sue Radley, Leslie Heath, Meribeth Shea, Bill and Ann Cook, Jerry Anderson, Bruce Dunn, Bog Godlewski, Pete Macler, Arnie Wilenken, Jean Junker, Ron Popp, Charlie Ahrens, Fred Day, Ray Leubner, Ken Schaefer and grandson Travis Hartman, Don Muir, Larry Green, Terry and Roger Beasley, and Dwight and Patti Stickles.28 volunteers in all absolutely wonderful and telling about where the hearts of our members are!! 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 accomplished 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 membership 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. LCYC Member Jim Fish on a Ship in California 4 June 2018 Copyright 2007-2018 Lake Canyon Yacht Club

2018Commodore'sBreakfasts Kathy Leubner The Mother's Day Breakfast was a resounding success. Bob Rupp greeted everyone at the door, handing out white & red roses to all the women. A delicious meal of eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes and fresh fruit was served up by Fred Day and his merry band of chefs. Taking a break from the galley, the same chefs took a turn as troubadours, serenading the crowd with their rendition of A Bicycle Built For Two. Ann Cook provided musical support by playing guitar along with Fred Day. The June Father's Day breakfast will be hosted by Sherry Willis and the gals of LCYC. The men have thrown down the gauntlet. No doubt the women will respond with a fabulous meal. Stay tuned for entertainment! The LCYC All Male Revue L to R: Joe Monosmith, Jack Mogab, Bill Cook, Marvin Arnold, Fred Day, Bob Rupp and Glen Graham WHAT NICER THING CAN YOU DO for somebody THAN MAKE THEM BREAKFAST? Anthony Bourdain January 14... Incoming Board February 12... Joe & Lori McDonough March 11...Ed & Georgina Taddia april 15... Cranes & Leubners May 13... Fred Day & LCYC Guys June 17...LCYC Gals July 15...Leslie Heath august 12...Begley & McGill Families september 9...Rogers & M. McGill OctOber 14...Beasley/Drew/Graham november... No Breakfast-Wurstfest Regatta DeceMber 9...Outgoing Board 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. Port Co-Captains Ann Cook & Vivian Miller What would our club be without volunteers? Certainly not as active or vibrant or filled to the brim with the sailing and social activities that we currently enjoy each month. For this past May, thanks are in order for Elsa & Glen Graham and Laurie & Margaret McGill who hosted the spring series boardboat and keelboat award dinners respectively, and to Lancine Justin who assisted with both. Kudos to Fred Day and the LCYC men for once again providing breakfast on Mother s Day. These guys are becoming the stuff of legends, not just for their excellent menus, but for their entertainment value as well. And then we owe a huge debt of gratitude to the Lindsey family for another successful Memorial Day fish fry! And special thanks to Jean & Bob Drew who hosted the big event and organized all the sides and desserts that club members contributed. Yes indeed, we appreciate (and continue to need) ALL our volunteers. Although May saw several longer and warmer days, we have a couple more events planned in June before summer officially begins on the 21st. You do not want to miss our annual Summer Breeze party on Saturday, June 9. It will be hosted by Lonna & Joe O Brien and Carolyn Harris who have proven themselves the perfect team for this gig in the past. They are quite prepared to redefine LCYC as Margaritaville and turn out perfect cheeseburgers with all the sides, desserts and drinks of your choice. The band, Island Texas, will play your favorite Jimmy Buffett tunes, plus this year we ll have a photo booth where all you parrotheads can make a memento of the occasion. You don t have to bring a thing except a laid-back attitude and a big appetite. Wear your island attire and do remember to RSVP on or before June 6 (see Wednesday e-blast.) The fun begins at 6:00 pm. Be there or be square! The next, pre-summer event is our Commodore s Breakfast on June 17 to celebrate Father s Day. Sherry Willis will lead the LCYC women in preparing southwestern breakfast casseroles, sausage, biscuits and gravy, fruit and Bloody Mary s. There may even be an entertainment factor to rival that of the May Commodore s Breakfast! Stay tuned. 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. 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. Upcoming Social Events See you on the water or in the galley! 04JUL 4th of July Picnic Steve & Stacy Wilson, Jack Mogab 21JUL Shrimp Fest Elizabeth Schultz & Ray Blankenberg, George Irving 03SEP Labor Day Picnic Donna & Travis Mitchell 22SEP Steak Dinner* Julie & Richard Magoon, Linda & Jean Junker *cook your own steak 5 June 2018 Copyright 2007-2018 Lake Canyon Yacht Club

Cat Corner Travis Mitchell It s been a busy few weeks for catamaran sailors in the Texas Hill Country area and Canyon Lake Cats-Fleet 128 has hit the ground running. On April 28th and 29th several sailors in our fleet competed in the Hill Country Regatta on beautiful Lake Bucannon. This regatta was put on by Austin Cats and held at Black Rock Park near the end of the lake. Grassy flat ground, fine gravel and sand made beach launching a snap and it s always a cool site to see so many boats in a row rigging and raising colorful sails. The full moon and cool weather Friday and Saturday night made for excellent camping in small cabins and tents right and the waterfront. 16 boats registered for the regatta including our fleet s Joe Monosmith, Drew Riddle, Stephen Acquart, Kirk McMullin, Davis McMullin, Travis Mitchell, Jeff Hiller and Will Rottgering. This regatta also attracted sailors from the Galveston area, Dallas and one all the way from Oklahoma to join in the competition. It was like old times with four solid fleets including a Formula 18, Hobie 18, Hobie 17, and Hobie 16. There were three or more boats per class, so a Portsmouth fleet was not required. Saturday s wind was just enough to make the boats crawl at a snail s pace, so everyone was stealthy quiet as they silently worked on strategy and tactics to out- inch the boat next to them. There were a few gusts up to 6 mph but only for short moments at a time. If you ever wanted to compare sailboat racing to rubber ducks in a bathtub this was it at its finest. Sunday was a much different day with wind around 12 to 15 mph, so the cats really came alive and began to do what they were made for go fast! After four races on Saturday and three more on Sunday the regatta was a wrap with trophy awards for the race committee, chase boat crews and winners of each class. May 19th and 20th Canyon Lake Cats hosted and competed in the Longneck regatta at Lake Canyon Yacht Club. The days leading up to this event showed wind reports that frightened some and excited others. 15 boats were brave enough to register for this regatta with white caps on the water and sustained winds in the upper teens at 8:00 AM on Saturday. There were three F-18 s making a class, five Hobie 17 s making class, three Hobie 16 making class with the rest of the boats rounding out in the Portsmouth fleet. Roger Poe was the PRO for the weekend and advised a mandatory lifejacket rule for all sailors as the winds were predicted to build throughout the day. Backing up Roger on the Tiki Taxi was his daughter Rita, LCYC s Rick and Kim Mella and Carrie Craft from Austin. LCYC s new skiff got a work out as chase boat 1 run by Glenn Graham and Fred Day while Richard Galloway and George Irving took their position on chase boat 2. Docks and ground s Julian and Donnie did a great job to have all the equipment and boats gassed up for the weekend so once the skippers meeting was over the boats hit the water and headed for the race course. By the 11:15 start the wind was a sustained blow in the low 20 s with gust around 26 to 27 mph making for some huge wave action across the lake. Just behind the starting line boats were struggling to stay in control and were pounded by waves while waiting for their start to come up. The race committee had their hands full trying to manage the course in high winds and did a great job to pull out four races before calling it quits as the wind built with gusts to 30 mph. It was carnage on the water with pitch polling and flipping boats all around. One boat dismasted and had to be towed in just to go back out later, de-mast again, and had to be dragged back into to the dock a second time. Travis Mitchell and Jeff Hiller won the award for the most capsizes with either four or five in one day. Sail batons were falling out, one boat completely turtled twice, and another boat slammed into the dock while coming back in at the end of the day. When the boats were right side up they simply screamed across the lake. Charlie Mayer with his S-9 was up on foils most of the day flying along like a jet fighter. The chase boat crews had their hands full at times moving marks and assisting downed racers while trying to find a safe harbor from the wind in-between races. At the end of the day everyone had fun, and no one was hurt other than their pride and sore muscles. With the day s racing over and everyone back at LCYC some took a cool dip in the pool to cool off while others took a hot shower to sooth the aches and pains. Dinner for around 50 was being prepared by host Donna Mitchell and team to include a Burger Bar that may have rivaled top restaurants. Pictures cannot do justice to the buffet style dinner and desert that was the hit of the regatta. Special thanks to Theresa Guenther and Meredith Rogers on the grill and to Donna Mitchell for providing a well-earned meal to some worn out and hungry sailors. Charlie Mayer provided music on the deck while everyone shared stories of the day.sunday s forecast showed a high chance of rain and thunderstorms, but Roger Poe and team got the course set up early for two additional races before the skies turned dark and began to rumble. With much lighter wind compared to the previous day it was a nice reprieve that made for some fine but short-lived sailing. Roger and Rick were keeping a close eye on the approaching storms and made a good call to bring the fleet in early. Just as everyone approached the dock the clouds opened up, dumping rain on everyone followed by lightning and thunder. After about a 30 minute down pour the sun came back out as everyone loaded their boats and prepared to make their way back home. Up on the deck Charlie Mayer was hard at work on with scoring with racers eager to know the results of a wild weekend. The Longneck trophies this year were newly designed regatta shirts featuring Canyon Lake Cats Fleet Logo and Longneck 2018 as a reminder of what a cool regatta it was. We hope everyone comes back out to participate again next year with an even larger group of boats. Canyon Lake Cats-Fleet 128 would like to thank Lake Canyon Yacht Club for the use of their fine venue on the best lake in Texas! continued on next page 6 June 2018 Copyright 2007-2018 Lake Canyon Yacht Club

Youth Sailing Program Debbie and Chris Fogle youthsailing@lcyc.net The TSA Youth Circuit visited Houston Yacht Club over the weekend of 19-20 May. Caleb Fogle and Dylan Tomko (HYC) competed in the Laser 4.7 and Opti Green fleets, respectively. The wind was especially strong, with gusts near 20-25 knots playing havoc on all fleets and racers. Everyone survived, though the days were not without their challenges. Congratulations to both racers for tackling the winds and waves with determination! The next TSA Circuit Regatta is closer to home waters at Austin Yacht Club on June 2-3. In the May club racing, Caleb and Zach Zinn again raced in the Laser Radial in the Portsmouth fleet. They finished 1st and 4th respectively in very light conditions. This was the final weekend in the Spring Series, giving Caleb a 1st Place series win, and Zach a 3rd place for the Series. Congrats to both of them! As summer draws near, we will be resurrecting our Open Sail Days on most Sundays from 12 noon to 4pm weather permitting. All members and their families are invited to join us. Bring your own dinghy or windsurfer, or use something in the club s fleet. These are not lessons, but we will be available to help June 2-3 June 23-24 July 6-8 August 18-19 Youth Sailing Dates Road Runner Regatta and Mid-America Championship Regatta, Austin Yacht Club Cannonball Run Regatta, Palacios Yacht Club Youth Race Week, Texas Corinthian Yacht Club, Kemah, TX Rockin Rockport Regatta, Rockport Yacht Club September 8-9 Rock the Rock Regatta, Corinthian Sailing Club, Dallas, TX September 22-23 Pirates of the Corinthian Regatta, Dallas Corinthian Yacht Club October 6-7 October 20-21 Jr ol' Man of the Sea Regatta, Fort Worth Boat Club Changes in L'Attitude Regatta, Corpus Christi Yacht Club November 10-11 TSA End of Year Regatta, Rush Creek Yacht Club, Rockwall, TX with rigging and safety questions. All sailors must bring and wear their own lifejackets, and execute a Release and Use Agreement. No reservations are needed, and use is on a first-come basis. Watch the Weekly Blast for updated dates and information. Planned Open Sail dates for June are the 17th and 24th. If you would like to volunteer as an Open Sail Day dockmaster for one or more dates, please contact us via email at youthsailing@lcyc.net. Summer is upon us stay tuned for information on upcoming clinics and lessons. See you on the water! Cat Corner con't 7 June 2018 Copyright 2007-2018 Lake Canyon Yacht Club

Spring Series Racing Chris Powers The boardboat fleet's luck with wind hasn't improved. We got one lightwind race in on May 6, struggling through a lot of wakes. This got us to a grand total of two races in the entire Spring Series. Jeff Foerster won the Flying Scot race to take the series, with fleet newcomer and new LCYC membership applicant Fred Soward in second. Dave Sanford won both Sunfish races with Dayna Fogle in second for the series. Caleb Fogle won both Portsmouth races, with Chris Fogle in second for the series. Great series for the Fogles! The keelboat fleet finally got some decent wind. We got two races of good length completed, under warm sunny skies. Fred Lindsey won both J/22 races with Bruce Dunn's renamed Alyssa in second. Phillip Davis won both PHRF Spinnaker races aboard Shiraz to get into a tie with Gustavo Medellin, with Shiraz winning the series tiebreaker. Jack Mogab won all four races in the Non- Spinnaker series. The Big Boat fleet had three different race winners in four races, with Bill Clark winning Races 1 and 3 to take the series on Cascabel, with Joe McDonough in second. Charlie Mayer was the only Multi-hull to complete three races. Upcoming events include the Summer Series, Memorial Day Distance Race, Leukemia Cup, July 4 Distance Race, and July 28 Moonlight Distance Race. Please note that the June Boardboat Series races will be June 3 to avoid conflict with Flying Scot North Americans in Dallas June 10-14. All Flying Scot sailors are encouraged to consider going to NACs, as it is a rare opportunity for it to be so close Chris Photo courtesy Travis Mitchell Loft website: www.schurrsails.com from tiller covers to sails an excellent product at a competitive price Lindsey Marine - Texas Rep Quotes: fred@lindseymarine.com Voice/Fax: 830-964-2803 www.lindseymarine.com complete rigging service for SS standing rigging & lifelines specializing in fiberglass repair & refinishing bottom jobs - complete boat maintenance Lindsey Marıne Fred Lindsey 14194 FM 306 Canyon Lake TX 78133 Voice/Fax: 830-964-2803 fred@lindseymarine.com www.lindseymarine.com 8 June 2018 Copyright 2007-2018 Lake Canyon Yacht Club

LCYC CLASSIFIED ADS Notices Subleases Collectables BOATS 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 2003 18 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 210-383-7991 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 1975 ERICSON 23 Sailboat $3,000 obo 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: 2012-6HP, 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 Arnold @ 830-237- 6781 or Bob Middleton @ 830-935-2140 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 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 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 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) 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 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 competitively. 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 1980 Catalina 22 - Swing keel on galvanized trailer. Pop top. Full set of sails to include main, jib, and 120 Genoa plus older main. No outboard. Lots of other accessories and upgrades/alterations. $4,000. Contact Kerry O Neal at kerry_o_neal@hotmail.com or 830-312-3292 9 June 2018 Copyright 2007-2018 Lake Canyon Yacht Club

LCYC CLASSIFIED ADS Notices Subleases Collectables MISC. 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 emergency GPS locater, $99. Contact Jerry Anderson 228-326-3236 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 15.42. Dacron Genoa, luff 34.83, foot 19.25. 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 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 Thomas Cozzi: 830-237-2041 Frank Doyl: 830-302-1821 Slip Available for Sublease BUSINESS CARD ADS To place a business card ad or to order an LCYC burgee, contact Carolyn Cole at 210-590-7100. 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 210-590-7100. 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. 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 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 Please notify the Ditty Bag Editor when your ad has been fulfilled. Email DittyBag@lcyc.net or call Bill Cook 682-558-0707. BOAT U.S. Membership Special Co-op Rate of $15.00 Half the regular annual dues! To join call Boat US 800-395-2628 More info: Carolyn Cole 210-590-7100 10 June 2018 Copyright 2007-2018 Lake Canyon Yacht Club