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August Newsline available now: August 2010 Newsline

North Cruise starts now!

JULY 30 - AUGUST 8 (or longer if you can swing it!). Go to the calendar page for the itinerary, marina phone numbers, email addresses and marina websites.

July 30 (Thursday) - Ganges
July 31 (Saturday) - Ganges for the Saturday market
August 1 (Sunday) - Montague Harbour
August 2 (Monday) - Thetis Island
August 3 (Tuesday) - Maple Bay
August 4 (Wednesday) - Genoa
August 5 (Thursday) - Cowichan Bay or Sidney
August 6 - (Friday) - Weekend Cruise begins -Sidney or Ganges
August 7 (Saturday) Sidney
August 8 - (Sunday) - Back to Lopez or on your own

Burgee Exchange Program

When you're out cruising this summer, and throughout the year, don't forget that the LIYC has a burgee exchange program underway. The Islander Resort is interested hanging any burgees you might acquire from other yacht clubs around the world in our "club house" (banquet room.) You may not know this, but the club's store has burgees just for this purpose. $12.00 for the printed burgee and $20.00 for the embroidered variety. Contact Rear Commodore Diana Hancock to purchase during the year.

Support your home port:

Lopez Islander Resort & Marina

Thank you Lopez Islander! Not only is the Islander providing free moorage for the Opening Day Celebration, but your officers hold the monthly board meetings here...and many of our general membership meetings are held in the banquet room as well. Enjoy a cold beer in the sports bar or dining seven days a week.

Summer is Sizzling so far . . .

Ross, Bill & Ralph at the Clam Bake Betty & Leo Zaborsky

Ross Worley, Bill Pugerude & Ralph Nanson at the June 5th Flat Point Clam Bake

Betty & Leo Zaborsky among the others enjoying the sunny afternoon.
Preparing for the parade at the Zaborsky's Nearing the Judge's booth in the village

July 4th parade - Participants prepare for the parade, adding last minute embellishments at the Zaborsky's.

Nearing the end of the parade route, minute men and the British fleet prepare to perform their synchronized routine before the judge's stand in the village.
Jim and his bottle Hope Bay
July18-20 Commodore's Cruise to Port Browning was memorable. Jim Lett made sure there would be no crying over split milk! Always an added bonus to cruising, the girls found plenty of places to shop on this small island. Lisa, Judy and Gayl, among the hardcore, made it to Hope Bay.
Gayl, Carole & Jonelle at Port Townsend Farmer's Market Jay Lynch, Jerry Hancock & Jim Ghinazzi, dockside in Port Hudson
Gayl Beller, Carole White & Jonelle Johnson at the Port Townsend Farmer's Market. Jay Lynch, Jerry Hancock & Jim Ghinazzi dockside in Port Hudson.