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Boat Registration� � � � � � � � 2Classifieds � � � � � � � � � � 7-8Junior Sailing � � � � � � � � � � 6Port Co-Captains � � � � � � � � 5Series Racing � � � � � � � � � � 5Women's Sailing � � � � � � � � 4Wurstfest � � � � � � � � � � � � � 3Wurstfest Boat Launchings � 2
Commodore’sReport Sandra Lindsey
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Lake Canyon Yacht Club, Canyon Lake, TexasSAIL CANYON LAKE
www. lcyc.net
CALENDAR October 1
Adaptive Sailing October 8
Fall Series Keelboats October 9
Fall Series Boardboats October
Club Workday
October 2016Volume 48 – Number 9
Photo by Lisa Begley
on a committee is way to learn how our club works� While our work is not always glamor-ous it is very rewarding�
Enjoy these days of Second Summer� I’ll see you at the club�
Sandra
SAIL CANYON LAKE!
WOW! Where has this year gone� It seems like yesterday I was intro-ducing myself to all of you� I only
have a few short more months as commodore for LCYC� We are entering what I affection-ately call Second Summer� I have heard in other parts of the country it is called Fall� The days are getting shorter, but the temperature is not quite dropping like we would like�
Our days are filled with the new school
year, football, and planning for Wurstfest� Lynn Simpson, Vice-Commodore has been diligently working on Wurstfest Regatta all year� If you haven’t figured out where you would like to volunteer, just give her a call or drop her an email� She will find the perfect place for you� The two weekends are filled
with fun, food, friends, and sailing� You don‘t have to give up an entire day, just a few hours will be a big help�
Another fun day to volunteer is our annual Fall workday� Bring some garden gloves and a few paint brushes and whatever else you may want to work with� There is always brush to trim and a kitchen to give a deep cleaning fol-lowed with fellowship� The best thing is after a great lunch there will be time for sailing�
The nominating committee has been busy working to find the leadership for 2017-2018� If the Board of Governors is not quite what you are ready for remember there are many committees that help keep our club running� Volunteering to chair a committee or work
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Lake Canyon Yacht ClubOfficers
Commodore Sandra LindseyVice Commodore Lynn SimpsonRear Commodore Bob Wickman
Secretary Kathy LeubnerTreasurer Renee Kizziar
Port Co-Captains Anu DayMargaret McGill
Rear Commodore for Sail Jake Mathis
Board of Governors2015 - 2016 2016 - 2017
Robin Engel Jack CarterJean Junker Phil CraneBen Kyzar Steve Edlund
Mike Samulin Janet LockhartWilson Tarver
Legal Counsel to the BOG - Jim Kizziar
2016 Committee ChairsAdaptive Sailing Bill McVey
Adult Sail Training B McVey/L SimpsonAudit Committee Ed Miller
Budget Committee Henry McGillCabana Owners Chris Besch
Corps of Engineers Pete Macler Docks & Grounds Dave Sanford
Vice Docks & Grounds Joe O'BrienEmergency Task Force Josef Scherm
Junior Sailing Sylvie MathisLong Range Planning Ray Leubner
Membership Jim GarityPersonnel Mike Samulin
PHRF Jim GaritySafety Pete Macler
Slip Utilization Steve EdlundTechnology Brian Mikiten
TSA Rep Ruben DavilaWomen's Sail Training Lynn Simpson
Wurstfest Regatta Lynn Simpson
StaffClub Administrator Carolyn ColeProperty Manager Josef Scherm
Docks & Grounds Staff Donny AhrRay Houston
Ditty Bag Bill CookWebsite Elizabeth Bentzen
SAIL CANYON LAKE!
During the Annual Wurstfest Regatta (Nov 4th-Nov 6th & Nov 11th-Nov13th) LCYC will deploy Launch
Ramp Crews to assist and supervise the launch-ing and retrieval of boats during the event on both weekends�
In preparing for a Safe, Fun and Efficient launch and retrieval process we wanted to re-mind our membership about the process and ask for your continued cooperation during the event and to remind everyone of several items that will facilitate our and your enjoyment during the Wurstfest weekends�
The upper dry parking areas of the club grounds generally are taken over by car, trailer and camper parking during the event� Anyone who has a boat parked to the east of the entry gate is encouraged to get their boats launched early (on Friday if possible) to prevent getting your boat blocked in� Additionally, the dock & grounds crew will be blocking off the launch ramp parking area at noon on Friday so please do not park any cars or trailers in this area; we need the entire space clear for rigging of board boats and for traffic control�
The first few sections of the dock at the ramp will also be blocked off as a reminder not to tie your boats in this area� If you launch early, please move your boats into the lagoon parking areas or toward the lake end of the docks�
After racing is completed please be consider-ate about where you sail into and where you dock your boat� If you don't plan on pulling out immediately then we ask that you keep to the lake end of the docks to facilitate us pulling out those who are leaving and perhaps allow us to give priority space to our out of town guests who have a long drive� The maneuvering around idle boats at the dock during haul-out is the single most important factor that slows down the entire haul-out process for everyone�
The Launch Ramp Crews generally do a great job of keeping everyone safe and expedit-ing the launch and haul-outs and controlling traffic and boat retrieval order� Your under-standing of our process and cooperation is much appreciated�
Have a Fun and Safe Wurstfest Regatta!
Wurstfest Boat Launchings Jean Junker
Texas Parks and Wildlife may be visit-ing our docks and slips by year end� There is potential for being penalized
by TXPW if your boat registration is not cur-rent� Here is a summary of the registration requirements�
• All motorboats and all outboard motors
must be titled, including sailboats 14 feet and over in length
Texas Boat Registration Information Steve Edlund
• Effective January 1, 2004, vessels docu-mented by the U�S� Coast Guard are required to have state registration
• Boat registrations are valid for a two-year period
Thank you for your assistance�
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WurstfestRegatta Lynn SimpsonWurstfest Regatta I - Boardboats & Centerboards - November 4 - 6Wurstfest Regatta I I- Keel Boats & Multihulls - November 11 - 13
The Wurstfest Regatta countdown is on! The website is up and running and registration is underway! This is an
exciting time at LCYC as the final preparations are made for this red carpet sailing event. The various committee chairs have been working hard organizing and planning.
On The Water: Ray Leubner has worked his magic. The RC teams for the 4 race courses over the two weekends are almost complete.
Publicity: Kathy Leubner has made sure that all of the documents uploaded to the WF website are in order. On top of that, Kathy & Claudia Roeschmann design graphics for the WFR shirts, welcome banner, and, and, and, the list goes on.
WFR Raffle: Donna Rice and Jenny Faulkner have been working the raffle since the beginning of the year. Many vendors have been contacted with great results. I’m told that we have a spectacular line-up of raffle items for 2016. I can’t wait to buy tickets!
Ramp/Launch/Retrieval/Safety: Jean Junker WFR I & Harry Sutherland WFR II, will be orchestrating the procession of boats and trailers on and off of the ramp.
Registration & Website: Elizabeth Bentzen is our website expert. She will also be handling registration and all of the details that go with it.
Entertainment: Pat Ketchum has lined up a great band for both weekends. The 5 star, Jazz Blues and Diamonds. I think I need say no more!
Volunteer Coordinator: Carolyn Popp makes sure all of the volunteer names are on the master list, dinner list, and also makes name tags for all!
Food Chairs: Ed & Georgina Taddia are responsible for coordinating all of the WF meals (about 1000 meals over the 2 weekends.)
At my request the dinner menu for this year has been tweaked. Look forward to a hearty dinner of:
Kiolbassa SausageCabbage Rolls in Tomato Sauce
Parsley PotatoesSeasoned Green Beans with Bacon
Sauerkraut & ApplesauceHoney Wheat Pretzels
Pumpernickel RollsApple Strudel & German Chocolate Cake
Tea, Lemonade, Ice water & BeerI have sampled the new menu. Simply put,
delicious, delicious, delicious!
VOLUNTEERS - VOLUNTEERS Yes, volunteers are still needed to help with:
WFR Raffle: Contact Donna & Jenny at [email protected]. Help is needed for both Saturday eveningsRamp/Launch/Retrieval: Help needed both weekends on Friday, Saturday & Sunday. Contact Jean at [email protected]. Contact Harry at [email protected]. Saturday Dinner: Ed & Georgina need lots of kitchen help for both weekends. Contact them at [email protected].
Food Prep - 10 volunteers from 1-5PM.Servers - 10 volunteers from 4-7PM.Clean-up Crew - 5 volunteers from 6-8:30PM
Also Needed - A team of 2 -3 to take care of Subway Sandwiches on Saturday, November 4th from 8:30-10:30AM. These sandwiches are pre-ordered. We just need a team to put together the RC lunches and hand out the sandwiches to the sailors that have ordered them.
Last month I mentioned that it takes an army of volunteers to successfully run Wurstfest Regatta. Please, this event needs every available hand to make the regatta run smoothly. I’m counting on the LCYC mem-bership to lend a hand. Please contact me at [email protected] to let me know where you would like to help out.
Zum wohl!
SCHEDULE FOR BOTH WEEKENDSFRIDAY: 4-9 PMRegistration & meal for racers
SATURDAY:7-9 AM - Breakfast 8-9 AM - Registration10 AM Opening ceremony & Skippers Meeting 11:30 AM First Signal for first race5-6 PM Post-race refreshments 6-7:30 PM Dinner; raffle drawings after dinner6-9:30 PM Live music under the LCYC tent
SUNDAY: 7-9 AM Breakfast 10 AM First Signal for first race.No warning signals after 12 noon.12-2 PM Lunch and refreshments2 PM Awards Ceremony
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LCYC’s 26th annual SEW-MAD Regatta was definitely a WOW event! There were 15 registrants all making it to the start-
ing line� Forty one women sailor’s made up 4 fleets: J22, PHRF A & B, and Portsmouth� What a phenomenal turnout, I couldn’t be happier!
The fleets were officially set at 11:20 am� The competitors briefing followed and in-cluded a review of basic rules, courses, starting sequences, basic right of way rules, fleet and racing flags and safety� The racers now well prepared were eager to ready their boats and head out to the course for some racing action! A special tribute was in order for Sandra E Walker, who sadly passed away earlier this year� Sandra’s favorite colors were black and red� Each skipper received a streamer made up of two colors, yes, black and red� Specific instructions were given to tie the streamers to a backstay, bimini, or in the case of the two sunfish secure it to the top of the mast� The result a beautiful sight of red and black swirling in the wind, honoring Sandra!
The 1:30 pm start time was postponed…�no wind in sight! But wait, the streamers were starting to dance around, yes, the wind was fill-ing in� A course was set windward-leeward… race 1 was underway� Races 2 & 3 followed� Each race was sailed with competitive spirit and determination� The 4 fleets were domi-nated by seasoned and savvy racers including: Jessica Powers in her Flying Scot, Terry Beasley
SEW-MAD Regatta Lynn Simpson
in her Capri 22, Margaret McGill in her J80, and Team Bling in the J22� These teams re-ally demonstrated how great racing is done� Bottom line, everyone was having fun, it was a great day for all!
Back in the clubhouse the competitors enjoyed sharing their racing stories� The de-licious dinner; SEW-MAD BBQ chicken, potato salad, beans, salad, & strawberry poke cake was enjoyed by all� Before the much an-ticipated awards presentation got underway, Linda McDavitt of Austin, shared a little of
her yearlong adventure of the Clip-per Around The World Race� Truly awe inspiring, what an adventure! Millie McVey was our next speaker; she shared of how SEW-MAD began and highlighted the details on what has kept the regatta going over the years� “Thank you,” Linda and Mil-
lie� Ruth Madorski spoke words of thanks to all who had participated in the regatta� Sandra’s son Eric was introduced� Next-up, the awards ceremony� The first call to order, crack open the champagne and have all of the women sailors come forward and take a flute� Flutes in hand, we were ready to give out the awards� Cheers and applause erupted as first place winners received their awards:
Margaret McGill & Elizabeth Bentzen - PHRF A
Terry Beasley – PHRF BTeam Bling – J22
Jessica Powers – Portsmouth Fleet
Everyone is a winner in SEW-MAD, and rightly so, trophies were awarded to each of the entrants! For 2016 a perpetual board-boat trophy was awarded� The beautiful trophy was graciously donated by Jean and Linda Junker� The perpetual trophies which now include keelboats and board-boats are awarded to the skipper with lowest cumulative fleet score of the largest keelboat and board-boat fleet�
The winners for 2016:Terry Beasley and crew Sarita Vannoy and
Linda Robinson – PHRF BJessica Powers and crew Ashleigh Corsino
– Portsmouth Fleet�
Congratulations Terry and Jessica, well done!
It was time to wrap up a truly spectacular day� Words of thanks’ were due to all of the volunteers that made this event so very spe-cial: Ed Taddia – for preparing and grilling some mighty tasty chicken� Carol Harris, Sue Radley, and Joe O’Brien for taking care of the galley� Our race committee team: Jake Mathis, Bill McVey, Chris Powers, Morgan Powers, Glen Graham, Bill Cook, Jim Kondziela, and Joe Bowman� Photographer: Rhett Roberts, who snapped over 1500 pictures! Ray Leubner, for loaning his good camera! Award designs and engraving: Lonna O’Brien and Elizabeth Bentzen� Bill McVey for loaning his boat Good Grief� And last but not least, to all of LCYC’s women sailors who came out to support this year’s regatta� “I Thank You All�” Cheers!
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Fall Series Racing Jake Mathis
September 10th and 11th LCYC held its first weekend of our Fall Series Sailboat Races�
The Forecast was anything but pleasing for Saturdays Keelboat races� The Weather Guess-ers forecast 3 to 5 mph from the north� In truth the winds were from 8 to 14 mph with gust close to 22 mph from the West in race #1, the South for race #2 and East for race #3� Kept the Chase Boat busy changing the Mark Positions between each race� Overall all the Skippers were pleasantly surprised with the good wind and changing conditions�
Sundays Board Boat race winds were fore-cast to be from the South at 6 to 10 mph� Perfect weather and decant winds� However the forecast was dead wrong! Race #1 was almost reasonable with 4 to 7 mph winds� The second Race was anything but pleasant! After all fleets started the winds went to 0 with gust to 2 mph� After 48 minutes of racing with none of the fleets moving and temperatures rising to near 100 deg� I abandoned the race� Will try to make up the missed races in the next two weekends
LCYC1967
PortCo-CaptainsAs I write this, I’m composing the shop-
ping list for the Shrimp Boil at LCYC on September 24� Ed Booth will host this event - with a little help from his friends� I hope you were there!
Thanks so much to the Kannawin family for preparing and serving the Commodore’s Breakfast on September 11� They were as-sisted by Sue Radley, who knows EVERY-THING about the kitchen�
Be sure to read your email blasts from LCYC – they come out on Wednesdays, and
Anu Day & Margaret McGill
they contain important information about up-coming events� Events like the October Com-modore’s Breakfast on the October 9th, the work party to prepare the club for Wurstfest on October 15th, the “Crafty Sailor” market and dinner on October 22nd� We are seek-ing artisans who want to show their work� We could use help for all of these events! Let Margaret McGill or Anu Day know if you’re interested or if you know someone who is: Portcaptain@lcyc�net
Pretty soon all efforts will be geared toward the success of the annual 2-weekend Wurst-
fest Regatta� No Commodore’s Breakfast or other social activities during the month of November�
See you on the water or at the club, Margaret McGill & Anu Day
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JUNIOR SAILING Sylvie Mathis
_/) Junior Keelboat Program
On January 2007, the US Department of Transportation and the US Coast Guard made a very bold decision� The subject was Junior Big Boat Sailing Program� It provided and enforcement guidance to permit US Sailing to allow US Sailing Instructors/Coaches to provide a Junior Big Boat Sailing Program� (Policy letter 6711/46USC2101 – CG-3PCV Policy Letter 07-01, M�B�
Karr, CAPT – COMDT (CG-3PCV), (a) Tittle 46, USC, 2101, (b) NVIC
7-94, Guidance on the Passenger Vessel Safety Act of 1993, (c) Vol� II,
Marine Safety Manual)
Many considerations were spelled out but they are manageable� For the State of Texas, we need to add to the rule the Texas Boater Education� The Texas Park and Wildlife Law and Regulations say that “if you are born on or after September 1st, 1993, and will be op-erating a boat over 15 horse power, a PWC, or a sailboat over 14 feet long in Texas,” that you must pass the test before operating such a sailboat�
US Sailing created the Junior Big Boat Pro-gram that we will be using here at LCYC for the first time next summer under the Junior Sailing Program - Junior Keelboat� For the first
year we are looking only at the basics, giving the opportunity for teens to sail with one of the LCYC – US Sailing Instructors� This program will allow student-sailors to learn the ropes, overboard rescue, wing-and-wing, heaving to, reading the winds and, by giving them new challenge the pleasure of sailing but mostly seamanship and teamwork�
The Junior Keelboat Program will be offered only to student-sailors that have graduated from any of the LCYC – Intermediate/Ad-vanced—or an US Sailing equivalent—session of the current Junior Sailing Program (2014-2017)� Junior student-sailors must be between the ages of 13 and 17�
The introduction to Junior Keelboat is de-signed to create sailing crew capable of return-ing a sailboat to the marina under sail� Who knows, we may have a Junior Keelboat Racing Team soon?
_/) Sailing Instructors Needed!
The Junior Sailing Program is growing and we need more knowledgeable volunteer- sailors so that we are able to continue improving and
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We are looking for member interested in be-coming LCYC Sailing Instructors� No teaching sailing experience is required� Junior Sailing Instructors will mainly teach intermediate/advanced and the basic of racing level classes� The ideal candidates are flexible, able to multi-task and strive to be a role models and men-tors� This is a fun, rewarding and challenging adventure that you will learn to love�
Junior Sailing Program meets Sunday after-noon from 1 to 4 pm� The 2017 season run from February 12th to October 30th, this includes two 7-week Sunday sessions�
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It's "School" to Sail!
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LCYC CLASSIFIED ADS Notices • Subleases • Collectables
BOATSSantana 20 KeelboatExcellent 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: 432-553-4447jeanjunker@gmail�com
Hobie 16 catamaran and trailer $1800, OBO Contact Dave Sanford #908� 830-660-7672 (text or call), 830-964-3669 (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 830-278-3771�
Cal 25-2 for sale Very comfort-able boat, handles great, spacious cabin, roller furling genoa, spin-naker with turtle, bimini, GPS, stereo, DVD player with moni-tor, air conditioner, Yamaha 9�9 4 stroke outboard� Can be seen in slip B108� Contact Marvin Arnold 830-237-6781 Not a CLSF boat
JY 15 for Sale $1,500/BO� Ex-cellent 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 galva-nized 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 wa-ter launched and never beached no scratches on the bottom� Trailer and boat registered until 2017� Jeff Conwell 210-685-8702 or conwellj@ix�netcom�com
CLSF BOATS FOR SALE1976 O’Day 17 Day Sailor II With trailer and 4 hp Johnson� A great little boat for an afternoon sail� Asking $2250�
2001 Capri 16.5 with trailer.A great little boat that has a furlingjib and is ready to go sailing now�Asking $2000, this is below book value!
Contact Marvin Arnold at 830-237-6781
1986 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 210-885-0201 or email [email protected]�
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
Sunfish for sale-new tiller and rudder assembly, umbrella cover plus trailer - $1200�00 OBO; contact Jim 210-831-4349
HOISTS3,000 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: 830-935-3682
MISC
Simrad Autopilot Model WP30 with remote control� Fully func-tional in excellent condition� Fits wheel steering on boats up to 32 feet +� You can test the system on your boat @ LCYC to confirm fit� Call Bill 682-558-0707
New 2.5 Hp Suzuki 4-cycle en-gine� Very light� Still in shipping box� $550 or best offer� Call Bog: 512-560-5915 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 $250,000� 352 Highland HeightsContact Patty Vasey281-928-3078 MORE ADS ON NEXT PAGE!!!
Please notify the Ditty Bag Editor when your ad has been fulfilled. Email [email protected] or call Bill Cook 682-558-0707.
1983 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 210-744-6895�
2008 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 830-935-4504 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 210-334-7120 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; $18,500�00 OBO (appraised last year for $19,200); contact Jim 210-831-4349
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BOAT U.S. Membership
Special Co-op Rate of $15.00 Half the regular annual dues!
To join call Boat US 800-395-2628More info: Carolyn Cole 210-590-7100
LCYC CLASSIFIED ADS Notices • Subleases • Collectables
MISC con'tYanmar Oil FilterBrand new, still in the wrapping, large Yanmar oil filter (holds ap-proximately 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 830-885-6377�
SAILS
TRAILERS WANTED
SLIP SUBLEASE
BUSINESS CARD ADSTo place a business card ad or to order an LCYC burgee, contact Carolyn Cole at 210-590-7100�
SHORT CLASSIFIED ADSFree to LCYC Members. Please notify the Ditty Bag editor when your ad has been fullfilled�
SLIP SUBLEASESIf you are looking for someone to sublease your slip, or if you want to sublease someone’s slip, call Carolyn Cole at 210-590-7100� Your name and contact informa-tion will be included on the sub-lease contact list in the next Ditty Bag� All subleases require Board approval� Maximum term of sub-leases is 6 months�
Please notify the Ditty Bag Editor when your ad has been fulfilled. Email [email protected] or call Bill Cook 682-558-0707.
