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Liza Minnelli Contributing Writers: Howard Erman Les Goldberg Ronnie Greenberg Dr. Robert Horseman Judith Rogow Debbie L. Sklar VOLUME 44, NUMBER 7 Nick Thomas JULY 2018 “Serving The Needs of Orange County & Long Beach Seniors Since 1974” Liza Minnelli “It was no great tragedy being Judy Garland’s daughter. I had tremendously interesting childhood years – except they had little to do with being a child.” —Liza Minnelli What’s Inside.... Calendar of Events ..................................... 5 Classifieds .............................................. 6-7 James Brolin ............................................ 10 Gadget Geezer ......................................... 12 Fabulous Finds ......................................... 14 Book Club ................................................ 21 Santa Ana ............................................... 22 Busy Boomers .......................................... 31 In The Spotlight ....................................... 35 Tinseltown Talks ....................................... 41 Orange County • Long Beach Page 2 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JULY 2018 $2,945 $2,745 $3,185 $2,745 $575 Page 3 SENIOR REPORTER [email protected] JULY 2018 Unbelievable but True By Jim McDevitt rassed, I went back down to seats were occupied, yet we sat the valet service with my re- for another 20 minutes past our ceipt and asked the man to re- departure time without an ex- trieve my sunglasses. I waited planation. Finally we taxied to in the lobby and it took about the runway to join a long line. Planes of Fame 20 minutes before the man re- It was like driving on the 405 Air Museum turned with my glasses. at the height of the rush hour 14998 Cal Aero Drive Chino, CA 91710 except these were planes. We The next morning we caught moved about 10 yards every the shuttle to the airport, 10 minutes. The captain then checked our luggage and went advised us that our delayed through security quickly. We departure was due to a runway My wife and I were travel- were at the departure gate two being repaired and incoming ing to the East Coast to spend hours before our flight was and outgoing flights were us- time with our granddaughters. scheduled and we had already ing the same runway. It took We were all packed. My bag- eaten breakfast at the hotel. For 90 minutes to get airborne. gage that I was checking had the next hour and a half we sat my name tag on it and a green with our carryons listening to The flight was smooth but over ribbon around the handle so it blaring announcements about an hour late when we landed. would be easy to spot when I security, last chance to board a We had arranged for a car ser- retrieved it at the airport when flight and on and on. At 10:20 vice to pick us up and take us we arrived. My wife also had a.m. we were lined up with our to our daughter’s house. We a bag to check with a big red boarding passes in hand. Then rushed to the baggage area and snap on going around it. Of we waited 45 minutes in line were instructed that our flight’s course we also each had our without an explanation for the luggage would be at carousel two carryons as allowed by delayed boarding. It reminded 7. It turned out another flight’s the airline. We checked into a me of my days in the Army of luggage was ahead of ours hotel near the airport the night hurry up and wait. being unloaded at carousel before that had a package with 7. After waiting 10 minutes, extended parking and a shuttle These days it seems all the it was announced that there to the airport. We unloaded flights our 100 percent booked, our luggage, gave the keys to and such was our case. All the Continued on page 8 the valet driver, tipped him, got a receipt and went to the front desk to check in. Soon we were in our ninth floor room unpacking for the night. Our flight was early from LAX, nonstop to BWI in the morning. As I left a 6 a.m. wake up call with the front desk, I remembered I left my prescription sunglasses in the car. I would be renting a car in Maryland and I needed those glasses to drive. 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