Lowtide CYC Tacoma
Membership Cruise Drive March 12-13
Corinthian Yacht Club of Tacoma
(CYCT) is conducting a “Membership Drive Cruise” to Dockton, in Quarter Master Harbor. We will be serving fresh crab and oysters. The CYCT initiation fee will be
waived for new members joining the club during this event. New members are invited to join a community of racers, cruisers and sailing educators. The club provides an exceptional blend of monthly cruising events and weekly racing activities throughout the year. During the summer months CYCT
offers a ‘Junior Sailing’ program for young sailing enthusiasts. Membership with the CYCT includes reciprocal privileges. To learn more about CYCT call Fred (253) 223-6934 or email:
CYCTmembership@gmail.com or visit:
www.cyct.com
Longbranch Marina Reopened
Longbranch is a popular South
Sound stop-over, and especially popular as a destination for boating club cruises. Open all year, but hours vary in the winter. The Marina has 800 feet of side- tie dock space for guest moorage, 30 amp power, portable toilets only, no showers, BBQ and WiFi availability. No reservations, first come, first served basis. However, if a group is coming in it is best to call ahead and we make every effort to service them. The guest moorage tie rails are painted yellow. The docks have a large covered area with roll-down canvas sides, very popular for group gatherings. We also have propane heaters in the pavillion as well as the BBQ. We look forward to seeing you soon!. Longbranch Improvement Club
Marina, P. O. Box 111, Longbranch, WA. 98349; (253) 884-5137, e-mail
lic@longbranchimprovementclub.org, web:
www.longbranchimprovementclub.org
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