thelog.com Calendar JANUARY


From Shore to Sea Lecture Series Ongoing nps.gov • This monthly series sponsored by Channel Islands National Park will take place at 7 p.m., every Thursday from January-December at the Channel Islands national Park Robert J. Lagomarsino Visitor Center, 1901 Spinnaker Drive in Ventura. For more information, visit website pro- vided.


Chula Vista Marina ongoing classes Jan. 30


619-691-1860 • Participate in any of the marina’s ongoing classes throughout the month. Classes include Marlin Spike (Jan. 30). Call Chula Vista Marina for more information on upcoming classes.


FEBRUARY Oceanside Senior Anglers Feb. 2 OSAnglers.org • Wayne Kotow, the newly appointed executive director of the California Chapter of the Coastal Conservation Association will be the featured speaker at the February meeting of the Oceanside Senior Anglers. CCA-CAL was launched at the 2015 Fred Hall Show as a non- profit conservation organization working to represent the interests of recreational anglers. The meeting will be held at 9 a.m. at the Oceanside Senior Center located at 455 Country Club Lane. Open to all anglers ages 50 and above.


Celestial Navigation Feb. 3, 10, 17, 24 & March 2, 9 619-691-1860 • Learn how to find your position anywhere in the world using a few techniques, some tools, and simple math. This course will prepare you to navigate using the sex- tant. This class is held once a week for six consecutive evenings from 7-9 p.m. Call Chula Vista Marina for more information.


America’s Boating Course Feb. 5-April 5 805-646-7675 • This course is hosted by the Ventura Sail and Power Squadron over the course of nine Tuesdays from 7-9 p.m. Topics include: safety equipment, naviga- tion rules and aids, light and sound signals, current state and fed regula- tions, trailering and more. This class is for a beginning boater, first mates and crew or potential boaters. Cost: $50. Where: Ventura Yacht Club, 1755 Spinnaker Drive in Ventura. Call the number provided to reserve a spot.


Women’s Sailing Convention Feb. 6 womenssailingconvention.com • Women sailors can learn the ins and outs of boating during the day- long, ladies-only 27th annual Women’s Sailing Convention. Attendees select a combination of workshops in areas that best fits their interest and ability, and top women sailors from all over Southern California, many of whom are USCG Licensed Captains, will present 30 topics. New workshops planned this year include The Race Committee Experience, and Power Boating. The Race Starts workshop will be held in Harbor 20s. Where: Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. The convention fee of $215 includes workshops, breakfast, lunch, dinner, souvenirs and handouts. Prepaid- registrations are required. Reserve your spot at womenssailingconven- tion.com.


How to Read a Nautical Chart Feb. 6


619-691-1860 • This course will provide the naviga- tor with the knowledge to interpret a chart’s contents to navigate safely to his or her destination and return to port. Sponsored by Flotilla 114, presented by Bill Anderson. Time: 9:30-11 a.m. Call Chula Vista Marina for more information.


South Coast Yachts-Newport Beach spring seminars Feb. 11 & 17 West Marine, 3433 Via Lido, Newport Beach • South Coast Yachts-Newport Beach will present several seminars as part of its 2016 lecture series. Seminar topics include: Coastal and Blue Water Cruising with Spinnaker Handling (Feb. 11) with Keith Magnussen of Ullman Sail Maker. RSVP at whoozin.com/JTE-ARX- JADW. Introduction to Essential Knots, Moorings, Anchoring and Proper Line Care (Feb. 17) will be led by Mike Springer, West Marine’s master rigger. RSVP at whoozin.com/MJD-FXQ-37EY. Time: 6-7:30 p.m. Where: West Marine, 3433 Via Lido in Newport Beach.


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From Shore to Sea Lecture Series Ongoing


Winter Family Day Feb. 21


Sdmaritime.org • The Maritime Museum of San Diego will host a day of fun for kids of all ages during this event that runs from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. at the museum. Kids ages 12 and under get in free all day with a paying adult. Kids will get to design a craft, ride aboard Pilot for a $5 fee, learn knot tying, sail setting, rope making and much more. Call 619-234-9153 or visit the website provided for more information.


California YC Luncheon Feb. 25 reservations@calyachtclub.net • Join yachting enthusiasts at noon for California Yacht Club’s monthly presentation on boating interests. Scuba divers Mike and Barbie Blecher will share their unique adventures beneath the seas. They will share photos and stories from their recent trips. Cost: $20 (includes lunch, tax, service and parking). Time: noon, happy hour; 12:20 p.m., buffet; 12:40 p.m., presentation. RSVP to the email provided. Cal YC is located at 4469 Admiralty Way in Marina del Rey.


About Boating Safety Feb. 27


949.310.5098 • The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary is offering this eight-hour class that will cover boating jargon and laws, on-water emergencies, navigation, skiing, river boating, trailering, stor- ing, hunting aboard your boat and protecting it. Cost: Free but the text- book costs $30. Time: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.


Where: Long Beach Fire Dept. Station 8 located at 5373 E. 2nd St., Long Beach. Sign up by emailing BozUSCGA@gmail.com; or call him at number provided.


MARCH


Mariners Swap Meet March 5


805-985-6269


• Channel Islands Landing will host a mariners swap meet from 8a.m.-3:30 p.m. at 3821 S. Victoria Ave. in Oxnard. There will be new and used trailer boats, dinghies, marine hard- ware, rigging, lines and tackle, elec- tronics, fishing gear, nautical Knick- Knacks, sailboat and powerboat sup- plies. Call the number provided for reservations or information. Snacks and Beverages available. Parking is on the East side of Victoria Ave.


Boating Skills & Seamanship Course March 5-6 rgheller@ojaiexpress.net •This course is designed for the beginning boater, with information valuable to all boaters. Cost is $45 per person. Class is held at the Channel Islands Boating Center,


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FEATURED EVENT


Grab your sweet- heart for a sail on the Big Bay


SAN DIEGO — Skip the chocolates and candy hearts this Valentine’s Day and instead take your loved one out for a scenic cruise on San Diego Bay during the Sweetheart Sail. The Maritime Museum of San Diego will host this sail scheduled from noon-3p.m., Feb. 13-14.


Bring your significant other, mom, dad,


Small Engine Repair & Outboard Troubleshooting Feb. 13


619-691-1860 • Learn the basics and get some pointed on how to maintain and keep your power supply in tip top shape. Time: 9:30-11 a.m. Call Chula Vista Marina for more information.


grandparents or your kids and enjoy a three- hour cruise on the bay with the ones you love. Guests will be sailing on the Californian, where they will spot wildlife and other attractions. Ticket prices include keepsake photos, champagne, chocolate covered strawberries and other delicacies. Tickets are $70 for adults and $48 for children and can be purchased online through the museum’s website at sdmar- itime.org. The Maritime Museum of San Diego is locat- ed on the embarcadero at 1492 North Harbor Drive. For more information call 619-234-9153 ext. 101.


Boating Skills & Seamanship Course March 5-6


3880 Bluefin Circle in Oxnard. Register by emailing Richard Heller at the email provided.


Cotton Day Festival March 19 Venturaharborvillage.com • Easter egg hunts ($2) will be held every 30 minutes on the Village Main Lawn for kids ages 1-7. Pictures with the Cottontail Bunny, face painting, a petting zoo, crafts and pony rides are also scheduled for the event that runs from 11 a.m.- 2 p.m.


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