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ittthe y ag August 2018 D B SAIL CANYON LAKE Lake Canyon Yacht Club, Canyon Lake, Texas Volume 50 – Number 8 www. lcyc.net

Commodore’sReport Phil Crane s you read this it will seem like a long By the way, has anyone noticed that it’s that proved to be the proper course of action . time ago but since I’ve last reported been hot? The heat this year has made the Other members in the area also helped . EMS to you we’ve had an active month of water all that much more inviting . But we also was summoned and did arrive . It shows that JulyA . It started this year with our most suc- need to remind ourselves to be cognizant of we must do our best to always be prepared cessful Leukemia Cup event ever . This year personal safety in and around the water; not but especially when the club and the lake are was the fifth edition of the LCYC crowded . Familiarize yourself with version of the event . You can read the location of our AED’s and other the details in the report but suf- safety equipment so that if called fice it to say that we exceeded our upon, you can be helpful in an emer- fundraising expectations and have gency situation . done our part (for this year) in the fight against blood cancers . Many So, while the “vacation” part of thanks are due to all the volun- summer is coming to an end and teers that participated, especially many people get ready for school to to Ray and Kathy Leubner who start, because it’s Texas we’ll still be continue to shepherd the event to hot for a while . Let’s continue to ever greater heights . enjoy our club and lake but remember to be careful out there! And As July progressed there was remember – the 50th Anniversary also the July 4th Picnic, a Summer Wurstfest Regatta is just around the Breeze Party and a Shrimp Boil! All corner! events were well attended and by all accounts only your personal safety but those around everyone had an excellent time . Again, you as well . There have been a couple of See you around the club . thanks to all the volunteers and to our Port incidents that bring this to mind the most Co-Captains, Ann Cook and Vivian Miller . recent being a non-member boat pulling into our marina with an unconscious person Welcome New Members In addition to the special events we, of aboard . Fortunately, one of our members was course, had our series racing events and on the dock and knew where the AED unit Joseph and Rosario Davis ...... Fischer, TX Commodore’s Breakfasts . A LOT going on . is located and how to administer CPR when Sharon and George Kerr . . . . San Antonio, TX Alex Schmidt ...... San Antonio, TX

Calendar Table of Contents  Aug 11 Summer Series Keel Boats Adaptive Sailing Report. . . . 4  Aug 12 Adaptive Sailing Volunteers.5 Commordore's Breakfast Classifieds ...... 8-9 Summer Series Board Boats  Aug 18-19 Commodore's Breakfast. . 4 TSA Rockin Rockport Leukemia Cup Regatta. . . . 2  Aug 25 SEW-MAD Regatta Port Co-Captains...... 4 Protect Our Children. . . . . 5 Series Racing ...... 7 Treasurer ...... 7 SEW-MAD Regatta. . . . . 3 Wurstfest...... 3 Youth Sailing...... 6 Photo by Lisa Begley 2018 Charles L. Branch M.D. Leukemia Cup Regatta Ray Leubner or the 2018 campaign, LCYC raised Lonna O’Brien, and Stacey Wilson put a lot $62,400 for the South Central This year a total of 10 sponsors donated of work into organizing, seeking items, and Texas Chapter of the Leukemia and $11,000 in support of the Leukemia & running the Silent Auction . The Moorings FLymphoma Society, smashing our goal of Lymphoma Society . CEMEX, McCracken and Charter raised $3,600 of this total . THANK $50,000 . To put this accomplishment in Carroll Wealth Management, Peter E . Macler YOU to all those who contributed to the more perspective, the Houston Yacht Club raised Associates, and Roeschmann Design have been than 50 items that were auctioned off . $55,345, so pretty awesome for a relatively sponsors all five years! Added to this list are small yacht club like ours . Over the five years the Mittel Cattle Company, Broadway Bank, The regatta had 17 boats racing in 3 that LCYC has hosted this event, our club has Glen Graham & Associates, Intruder Alert classes . The Race Committee decided to run raised $215,000 for LLS . We cannot thank Systems (Mike Samulin), Morgan Stanley, and the Branch Long Distance portion of the enough all those who have made donations J .S . Fine Wines and Spirits . THANK YOU! regatta, some 14 nm in length, on Saturday and/or volunteered their time in support of as there was a ton of wind . Good wind again this worthy cause Saturday evening was a combination of prevailed on Sunday for the Buoys Racing . good food, partying and celebrating another First place finishes went to Fred Lindsey in There were 15 fundraising teams which successful fundraising campaign . Music by Ed PHRF Spinnaker for the 5th year in a row; to raised a total of $54,600 (including the Bill Clark who raced a tough race against sponsors they signed up) . Teams for 2018 himself in Non-Spin A; to Glen Graham were: Gary Kirkham (Team Floridays), in Non-Spin B, and to Joe Monosmith Bill Clark (Team Carson), Phil and in PHRF Trimaran . Chris Powers in his Barbara Crane (Team Stevie Boy), Wayne Flying Scott raced with the Spin boats and and Ginny Peacock (Team J/22), Pete did an incredible job in the long distance and Jean Prados (Team MiAmor), Fred race . The first spinnaker keel boat to finish and Sandra Lindsey (Team MABL), the the long distance race was Fred Lindsey, McGill Family (Team Marlabee), Steve winning the Branch Long Distance and Wanda Edlund (Team Edlund), Jim Race trophy . Chuck Begley and his Race and Renee Kizziar (Team Alibi), Gustavo Committee of Steve and Stacey Wilson, Medellin (Team Canyon Wind), Chris Bill and Ann Cook, Dave Sanford, Allen and Debbie Fogle (Team Skeeter), Marty Borden, Richard Onysko and Elizabeth Chrisman (Team Over the Hill Krewe), Phil Read and Robin was enjoyed by all . Laurie Bentzen did a great job running the regatta . Davis (Team Shiraz), Ray and Kathy Leubner McGill, Joe and Lonna O’Brien and their Marvin Arnold, David Bray, and Hans Kohler (Team StellaRay), and of course Team LCYC . teams of volunteers including Sue Radley, drove me around so that I could take photos A huge thank you also goes out to the Branch Mary Lindsey, Carol Harris, Renee Kizziar, of the action . Photos are now posted to the Family for their significant contribution to our and Mindy Rogers looked after dinner on LCYC LCR webpage . fundraising efforts . This was the first year of Saturday . Kathy Leubner and Mindy Rogers Cocktails with the Commodore . The event took care of lunch on Sunday . Feeding this Let’s also thank Claudia Roeschmann and was a huge success, raising $1,800 . What a many people is an enormous amount of work . Kathy Leubner for all their work on design, great party! We’ll do this again next year . Please Many thanks to all our galley volunteers . graphics, publicity, and the web page . A spe- thank all these people when you see them cial THANK YOU goes to Julian . He pulled around the club . Their efforts were nothing This year’s Silent Auction was a huge success, everything all together from a Docks and short of amazing! raising $8,000! Lancine Justin, Kathy Leubner, Grounds perspective - all by himself

2 August 2018 Copyright 2007-2018 Lake Canyon Yacht Club Lake Canyon Yacht Club SEW-MAD Women's Regatta Lynn Simpson t is SEW-MAD time! LCYC’s annual Officers Women’s Regatta will take place on August There are many highlights to the day; the Commodore Phil Crane 25 . This year marks the 28th anniversary of racing, the camaraderie, the dinner, and the Vice Commodore Mike Samulin Ithis signature event! Participation over the past awards presentation . Rear Commodore Lynn Simpson few years has been phenomenal . For instance, Secretary Gary Kirkham The Dinner Menu last year there were 10 boats that made it to : Treasurer Renee Kizziar the start line of the rescheduled SEW-MAD BBQ Chicken, Beans, Potato Salad, Salad, Port Co-Captains Ann Cook Regatta, this, despite the disruption caused by Dessert, and, Champagne . Vivian Miller Hurricane Harvey on August 26 Rear Commodore for Sail The SEW-MAD perpetual trophies will Chris Powers The details for the big day: be awarded to the skippers with the lowest Board of Governors When: August 25, 2018 cumulative fleet score of the largest keelboat 2017 - 2018 2018 - 2019 Where: LCYC and board fleets . Last year’s winners: Elizabeth Bentzen Terry Beasley Fleets Set: 11:20 am Bill Clark Glen Graham Competitors Briefing: 11:30 am Margaret McGill – Keelboat Anu Day Carolyn Popp Races Begin: 1:30 pm Darlene Beeson – Board Boat Joseph O'Brien Kathy Leubner Dinner and Awards: 5:30 pm Chris Powers Entry Fee: $15.00 In addition to the perpetual trophies, the Legal Counsel to the BOG - Jim Kizziar regatta’s signature champagne flute trophies Online registration is now open! There has will also be awarded, and, let us not forget the 2017 Committee Chairs been a lot of interest in this year’s event so; floppy sail award . Adaptive Sailing Bill McVey there are high expectations for a really big Adult Sail Training Bill McVey turnout! Okay, time for you to sign up! See you on 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 SEW-MAD 2014 Image courtesy LCYC Slip Utilization Steve Edlund TSA Rep Chris Fogle Vice Docks and Grounds Travis Mitchell Wurstfest Regatta Mike Samulin Wurstfest Raffle Donations Sherry Willis Staff Calling all business owners or members who would be interested in donating raffle items for Club Administrator the Wurstfest raffle . The raffle takes place in November and as the chairperson I am ready to Carolyn Cole get ahead of the game and make sure we have lots of items! If you are a business owner this Property Manager Julian Craven is a great way to provide items for the raffle or services that pertain to your company . In the Docks & Grounds Scott Boyd past, members have donated a variety of different items such as wine, artwork or even gift Staff cards for restaurants . Ditty Bag Bill Cook Website Stuart Allen Please contact me if you would like to participate with donations . Thank you .

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3 August 2018 Copyright 2007-2018 Lake Canyon Yacht Club Adaptive Sailing Report Bill McVey he club held its second Adaptive out all of the fixings for ham, turkey, and and seeing all the smiling faces on the sailboats! Sailing event of the year a few weeks cheese sandwiches, chips, and cookies, which And speaking of smiles, when they returned ago . The preceding week’s weather and as always, was a big hit for both guests and vol- from sailing, there were nothing but smiles and Tforecasts leading up to the weekend indicated unteers, feeding close to 50 of us all together . thank yous from our guests to our volunteers very heavy winds and a high likelihood that Many thanks to Carolyn Harris, Lonna and and to all of our club members for providing we might not even get to sail on that day but Joe O’Brien, Mary Lindsey, Sue Radley, and this opportunity to spend this day at LCYC! as always seems to happen when doing good Georgina Taddia for hosting this and also for Being prepared to accommodate up to deeds and acts of kindness, the weather moder- cleaning up! 30 guests, LCYC volunteers totaled 29 for ates just enough to give us near-perfect sailing At noon, we assigned our guests to the eight this outing . In addition to those above they conditions! sailboats that we used and went out in the included Ed Taddia, Jim Ritchie, Brooks Our 24 guests for this outing came from 12-15 mph breeze for a wonderful 2 ½ hour Englehardt, Pete Macler, Lancine Justin, Dan Door-in-the-Wall .Org in Bandera . Quite a few sail! Each skipper chose his/her own method of Hollingsworth, Bill and Ann Cook, Leslie have sailed with us several times in the past making the ride comfortable for their guests, Heath and friend Julie, Dave Sanford, Ron but probably half were here for the first time . some went main only, some Genoa only, some and Carolyn Popp, Arnie Wilenken, Marvin We began at 11:15 with a brief orientation reefed mains, partial furled jibs, a couple kept Arnold, Harold Simmons, Bob Middleton, showing them the sailboat model, explaining the pedal down, throwing a little spray…! A Jack Carter, and Han Micklitz . its various parts, what makes a sailboat go, new addition, though we didn’t need it for Please note: Our 3d and final outing is what to expect like heeling from side to side, guests this time, was a pontoon boat volun- scheduled for September 29th . If you would boom swinging over, items of safety, assurance teered by members Scott and Christina Purcell . like to help, please contact me a few weeks in their skippers experience, etc ., and answer- A couple of us who weren’t needed on the prior. Thanks very much! [email protected] ing questions . sailboats were able to go out on the pontoon At 11:30, our wonderful galley crew put and enjoy the lake as well, going boat to boat

Port Co-Captains Ann Cook & Vivian Miller

ummer is in full swing as evidenced by Big thanks are in order for the galley crew: cooktop on the island in the galley suffered a our busy social calendar! The annual 4th “Boil Master” George Irving, his friend, Amy fatal crack after nine years of use, but it has of July Picnic was a huge success with Anderson, Stefan & Roxanna Constable, Joe been replaced with a brand new one . Let’s Sover 160 club members and guests enjoying & Margaret Vasile, Lynne Simpson and Marila keep it that way! Please exercise caution when burgers, hot dogs and all the fixings at the Middleton . And thanks to our 75 members setting heavy pots or other items on the glass clubhouse which was decorated with lots of surface red, white and blue . Stacy and Steve Wilson, Below are the dates to remember for upcom- Jack Mogab and LaDonna Bacon hosted with ing social events . Although we have these host members filling out the menu with salads, slots filled, we still need volunteers to help sides and desserts . with the setup, prep, serving and clean-up, so The Commodore’s breakfast on July 15th don’t hesitate to offer your services by emailing was a delicious buffet of green chili egg cas- PortCaptain@LCYC .net . Thanks to those of serole, bacon and sausage, biscuits and gravy, you who have already come forward and to assorted muffins, fresh fruit and a yogurt those who will assist in the future . It’s a great compote . Leslie Heath was in charge with way to meet folks and learn more about LCYC assistance from her friend, Meribeth Shea plus and guests for supplying the shrimp! As an . We invite you to participate whenever you Dwight and Patti Stickle . The crowd of 50 aside, we truly appreciate your continuing to can . And, if anyone is interested in serving or so was a bit less than normal, but not a RSVP . It helps tremendously in planning the as Port Co-Captain next year, let us know bad showing for being right in the middle of food for these large gatherings . that as well vacation season . By the way, you may have noticed that the See you on the water or in the galley! July 21st brought the annual Shrimp Fest event . Ed and Georgina Taddia with fam- Upcoming Social Events ily members Rebecca & Marcus, created a shrimp boil to die for including potatoes, 12AUG Commordore's Breakfast Lauri McGill & Chuck Begley corn, sausage, some tasty slaw and garlic bread 03SEP Labor Day Picnic Donna & Travis Mitchell with brownies and watermelon for dessert . 09SEP Commordore's Breakfast Mindy & Don Rogers, Margaret McGill The clubhouse carried out the theme with 22SEP Steak Dinner* Julie & Richard Magoon, Linda & Jean Junker newspaper “tablecloths” and pinwheel “flow- *cook your own steak ers” thanks to Georgina’s flair for decoration .

CYC will be hosting our final outing herself about 20 years ago . They offer various We would like to have 9-10 keelboats and for this year inviting special-needs folks, activities during the year for their participants, skippers and also 9-10 additional experienced along with their families and aides, to and sailing at our club has become one of sailors (in case the skipper decides to go for Lour club to provide them the opportunity to the favorites . You might enjoy visiting their a swim!) so we can accommodate up to 25 experience a day at Canyon Lake enjoying a website to learn more about the organization guests . We also need 3-4 volunteers to set out lunch at our club followed by a 2 ½ hour sail at www .ditwtexas .org . the lunch and clean up afterwards . on our member’s boats . This has been a very popular event and quite a few of our guests Our schedule is The outing will be about 4 weeks after this is have attended previously which is a great indi- 11 am - Orientation to club and sailboats published in our Ditty Bag, so it’s not too early cation of how much they enjoy the wonderful 11:30 - Lunch (LCYC provides for guests to be signing up to help if you are interested! hospitality provided by our membership! and volunteers) Just email bmcvey@gvtc .com . 12:00 - Assign guests to boats Our guests for this outing will again be 12:15 - Go to boats, sail Thanks very much, Bill coming via the Door-in-the-Wall Texas orga- 2:45 - Return to docks nization located in Bandera, which was 3:00 - End of event founded by a mother of a special needs child

Protect Our Children Harold Simmons US Sailing Certified Sailing Instructor Level 3 n response to the infamy created by the involving alcohol or physical abuse has led to • Tips for making sport situations safer for abuse of children training to be on the death or injury of youngsters trying to be part your child Olympic gymnastics team and in other of fraternities or teams . Parents need to be • How to talk to your child about miscon- IOlympic sports, Team USA created Safe Sport, tuned in on their children’s social connections . duct and ways to encourage your child to a series of instructional courses that everyone Advice on dealing with bullying, harassment, speak up about misconduct if it occurs involved with child athletes must pass . These hazing, as well as emotional and physical abuse • How to report misconduct and what poli- courses are made available to US SAILING either by adults or peers in your child's life are cies your child’s sport organization should and other organizations for training of coaches, covered in the Parent version of the courses . follow in reporting abuse instructors, and others involved with chil- The course can be accessed at dren in sports . Passing this course every three It is now legally mandatory that any www .athletesafety .org/authentication/register years is a requirement for US Sailing Certified incident of sexual abuse be reported to law and by completing all the registration informa- Instructors . Team USA took the abuse preven- enforcement . Anyone trying to protect the tion . The second page of registration requires tion one step further and developed a special abuser becomes complicit in the aiding and that you “Add a Membership”, but you can course for parents . The parenting course is free abetting the abuse and can be subject to select “Not Affiliated” . A photograph is also to everyone and is based on the same material criminal or civil prosecution as well . requested but is not needed to register . as the coaches’ course . There is also a collection of online books at Safe Sport Parent gives parents tools to Team USA Parent Course Objectives: resources .safesport .org/toolkits/library .html determine if their child is a victim of abuse This course will introduce you to the Center dealing with issues that focus on situations that of any kind, and how to confront the abuser . It for SafeSport and provide tips and information may be encountered in preschool, elementary also provides strategies and questions to assess for supporting a positive sport experience for school, middle school, and high school . the attention that coaches, trainers, adminis- your child . This course will discuss: trators, and others are paying to protect the • The basic philosophy and policies of the children under their care; such interactions let U .S . Center for SafeSport them know that you are paying attention to • What makes for a healthy coach-athlete this part of your child's wellbeing . relationship While sexual abuse can be the most dev- • Good practices and policies you should astating, the courses cover other abuses that look for in your child’s sport organization can adversely affect a child’s emotional health . • What you should know about sexual The Team USA courses includes Emotional abuse and sexual misconduct in sport Abuse, Physical Abuse, Sexual Abuse, Bullying, • What you should know about other forms Hazing and Harassment of misconduct in sport, including bully- As we now know, excessive childhood bullying, harassment, hazing and emotional ing has led to suicide by young victims; hazing and physical misconduct

appy Mid-Summer, Sailors! July came Youth Sailing Dates fast and furious – and it and the end of June were busy ones on the water . August 18-19 Rockin’ Rockport Regatta, Rockport Yacht Club HWhen we went to print last month, our sailors were headed to Palacios, Texas, June September 8-9 Rock the Rock Regatta, Corinthian Sailing Club, Dallas, TX 23-24th for the annual Cannonball Run September 22-23 Pirates of the Corinthian Regatta, Dallas Corinthian Yacht Club Regatta on the TSA Youth Circuit . Caleb Fogle and Dylan Tomko competed in the Laser 4 .7 October 6-7 Jr ol' Man of the Sea Regatta, Fort Worth Boat Club and Opti Green fleets, respectively . Conditions October 20-21 Changes in L'Attitude Regatta, Corpus Christi Yacht Club for both days of racing were winds between 18-25 kts and 1-foot seas . Caleb’s goal was to November 10-11 TSA End of Year Regatta, Rush Creek Yacht Club, Rockwall, TX master the coastal sea conditions that have challenged him all season, and we’re proud to report he finished all 8 races and had some inches-deep in small shad and occasional cat- learned the value of patience and reading the very impressive and speedy capsize recoveries . fish that looked like snow from a distance . wind . Congrats to them both . Well done! Both sailors made impressive show- Concerns over the cause of the die-off led In the July board boat race, JD Kemter ings – Dylan had the 4th best record in Green race organizers and wildlife officers to suspend and Zach Zinn raced to a 2nd place overall Fleet, and Caleb earned a 3rd place trophy in racing – and eventually abandon . It was truly a finish in the Portsmouth fleet in the Club 420 . the 4 .7 fleet! Congrats to them both! learning experience for the racers and coaches Great job, guys! Next on the calendar was Texas Race Week as it dominated conversations all morning . Take advantage of the rest of summer and July 6th-8th at Texas Corinthian Yacht Club in Closer to home, Caleb participated in a hit the water! We have held three Open Sail Kemah . Again, Dylan and Caleb participated . Wednesday night dinghy race and dominated Days on the youth dock so far and hope to Dylan had the 3rd best record in Green Fleet, in two of the three races in very light con- have more before school starts in earnest . including a win in race #7 . Caleb finished on ditions in the Laser Radial . Ryan Mitchell the podium again in 3rd place, including a co-skippered with his dad in a Sunfish and See you on the water! bullet in the first race to set the tone for some very tight racing in the 4 .7 fleet . The race- wins earned the sailors each a special edition t-shirt given to race winners . The conditions were light and variable for most of the days, interrupted by severe thunderstorms rolling through in the afternoon . The third day of Texas Race Week was very light, and racing was eventually abandoned – but not because of the lack of wind! The sailors were greeted that morning by a very large fish die-off, and the shoreline was covered Dylan and Caleb were impressive on the TSA circuit!

Caleb blasts ahead in rough wind and seas at Palacios, Wednesday night keel boat races at LCYC Texas, for a 3rd place finish!

hris is at summer camp hurding Boy • Joseph Mcdonough - 25 Portsmouth Scouts this week instead of racing, so • Peter Macler - 32 • Craig Berleme - 6 pts his comments are brief . Lynn Simpson, • Kenneth Kyrish - 36 • Zach Zinn - 24 CFred Lindsey as PRO's and their crews did an • Joseph McDonough - 26 outstanding job on Race Committee; Thank Multi Hull • Chris Pickett - 26 You! • Drew Riddle - 4 pts • Chris Fogle - 27 • Joe Monosmith - 10 Keel Boats Series Standings Chris

J22 Board Boats Series Standings • Fred Lindsey - 4 pts • Bruce Dunn - 9 Flying Scot • Ken Taylor - 15 • Fred Soward - 9 pts • Gary Bourgeois - 18 • Keith Zars - 30 • Harold Simmons - 18 • Jeff Foerster - 33 • Ben Kyzar - 25 • Darlene Beeson - 34 • Chris Powers - 37 PHRF Spin • Doug Shepard - 42 • Chris Fogle - 6 pts • Jeff Richards - 42 From the Treasurer • Gustavo Medellin - 7 • George Irving - 46 Renee Kizziar, Treasurer • Phillip Davis - 13 Sunfish PHRF Non-Spin B • Allen Borden - 16 pts Thank you! Our members are being so • Steve Wilson - 6 pts • Harold Simmons - 16 diligent about making payments on a timely • Bill Clark - 7 • Dave Sanford - 21 manner . . . . and even during the summer . • Glen Graham - 14 • Chris Besch - 21 Thank you all for being attentive to this impor- • Dwight Stickle - 17 • Debora Fogle - 29 tant duty to our club . . • Bob Willis - 21

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8 August 2018 Copyright 2007-2018 Lake Canyon Yacht Club LCYC CLASSIFIED ADS Notices • Subleases • Collectables TRAILERS WANTED BUSINESS CARD ADS To place a business card ad or to Two Hobie 16 Hulls with not order an LCYC burgee, contact leaks, or old hobie 16 with two Carolyn Cole at 210-590-7100 . SAILS good hulls . Contact LCYC member Joe McDonough Sails: Schurr Laminate Geneoa, at jmcdonough@swri .org or SHORT CLASSIFIED ADS luff 34 .83, foot 18 .30, with win- 210-219-8575 Free to LCYC Members. Please dow and reinforced spreader notify the Ditty Bag editor when patch . Quantum Laminate Jib, your ad has been fullfilled . luff 26 .83, foot 15 .42 . Dacron SLIP SUBLEASE Genoa, luff 34 83,. foot 19 .25 . SLIP SUBLEASES Contact Dave david .a .lilly@ LCYC Members Desiring to If you are looking for someone to gmail .com Sublease a Slip sublease your slip, or if you want to sublease someone’s slip, call Frank Doyl: 830-302-1821 Carolyn Cole at 210-590-7100 . BOAT HOISTS Your name and contact informa- Joseph Vasile: 210-325-4911 tion will be included on the sub- HYDRA HOIST 4400 LB, In lease contact list in the next Ditty dry storage . $3200 . Contact Slip Available for Sublease Bag . All subleases require Board Wayne at wgpeacock@earthlink . approval . Maximum term of sub- net leases is 6 months .

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