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Seafood with a View See all the excitement of one of California’s most beautiful harbors — Channel Islands Harbor. Seals, pelicans, yachts and sail boats bobbing on the waves . . . See it all while you and your family enjoy the area’s finest seafood menu. Whether it’s lunch or dinner, you’ll love our relaxed nautical atmosphere. I RESTAURANT OWNERS t For listing in Gourmet Guide ) \ Call 789-9858 789-9851 ( Whittingham Holds Strong Hand for Hollypark’s June Stakes If the racing program at Hollywood Park during the month of June could be likened to a poker game, trainer Charlie Whittingham would be holding a strong hand - four aces to be exact. Headlining the stakes program at the Inglewood track this month is the $125,000 Invitational Turf Handicap (June 24), which Whittingham will try to win with Cougar 2nd and Practicante. The Chilean-bred Cougar, the defending Invitational champ, ran the most powerful race of his career recently when he set an American record while winning the $106,600 Century Handicap. That race was at a mile and three furlongs on the grass. while the Invitational is at a mile and one-half. Practicante, an Argentine-bred, improves as the distances get longer, as evidenced by his upset victory over Cougar in the mile and three-quarter San Juan Capistrano earlier this year. Whittingham also figures to saddle the favorites for two other important June stakes at Hollypark, the $100,000 Vanity Handicap June 3 and the $50,000 Cinema Handicap on June 17. There will be racing five days a week, Tuesday through Saturday, at Hollywood Park this month, with first post at 1:30 p.m. on weekdays and at 1 p.m. on Saturdays, WHAT’S UP? The futuristic shapes of the giant Galaxy ferris wheel fill the air over Magic Mountain, which is now open following a five-month closing for a $5 million expansion and improvement program. The Galaxy, which has two 105-foot high arms that tilt nearly 90 degrees to load and unload passengers, provides a breath-taking view of the Valencia Valley. How to enjoy your dinner WITH A GREAT VIEW OF THE HARBOR While you watch the boats, some nestled in their slips, you enjoy fare that has made this restaurant one of the most popular on the West Coast. jjoWerTfa^ STEAK & SEAFOOD ESTAUR ANT TIP OF THE PENINSULA • CHANNEL ISLANDS HARBOR • OXNARD Entertainment - 8