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ICE SKATING WITHOUT WEAK ANKLES ■ No weak ankles for beginners with the Ice Capades pro designed ice skates and unique teaching method. ■ Rent or buy Ice Capades skates at our sport shop. ■ Enjoy the thrill of skating in a few hours. ■ Gift certificates, in any amount, for lessons or ice skates ... a gift of lifetime value. TOPANGA PLAZA CENTER 6600 Topanga Canyon Blvd. Canoga Park, Calif. 91303 Tel. (213) 348-9121 LAUREL PLAZA CENTER 6100 Laurel Canyon Blvd. North Hollywood, Calif. 91606 Tel. (213) 985-5555 SANTA MONICA 500 BROADWAY SANTA MONICA,CALIF. 90401 Dining & Doings with GENI CHARLESWORTH fYe olde diner and doer recently noted a number of articles about our friendly amigo, Ensenada , the charming little port town sixty or so miles below the California-Mexican border in Baja. Some six or seven stories, to be exact, and most conflicting with one another, particularly concerning places to dine. Because that’s ye olde d & d’s duty to scam for all you adventurerers of the knife and fork, I hied myself down to Ensanada and spent four delightful, carefree, and rewarding days. First, I made reservations with my favorite place (and you’ll love it too!) Casa del Sol, a spartan clean, quiet, comfortable and reasonable place to stay owned by Jacqueline and Jose Izabal. The warmth and friendliness of all their personnel and especially assistant mgr., Amanda Madrid Merida, will immediately make one feel “at home.” Their’s is the largest, sparkling swimming pool in town, and from my room door Just four steps and a splash! We dined our first night at Sorrento’s, a small clean spot just a few doors down from Casa del Sol on Ensenada’s main street of Mateos Lopez. The soup was indifferent, an order of antipasto quite good, but the rest of the meal (seafood, which is always fresh except lobster when out of season) was very good. We enjoyed a full bottle of Ensenada’s own Santo Tomas Chenin Blanc wine chilled just right. Our tab? About $10 including wine and tip (for two). Next morning, by the courtesy of Emilio Mendez, Ensenada Tourist Bureau Director, a pleasant gentleman, El Senor Diaz toured us through the Santo Tomas Winery, not too far from the heart of Ensenada and which has been in existance since 1888. It now produces twelve types of wines some of which we sampled and enjoyed. Rosado (their Rose), chenin blanc, moselle, chianti and barbera. Old-fashioned wooden vats are used to ferment the wines and in a huge room of polar air, the Santo Tomas folk make their sparkling wines. Everything we saw reflected loving care and cleanliness. LOW COST ADVERTISING-PUBLICITY We function as a complete PR dept., for business and industrial firms too small to maintain their own staff. Moderate fee. 25 years in the Valley THE JACK TIERNEY AGENCY 5453 Beckford Avenue Tarzana, Calif. 91 356 Phone 345-6440 ALL THE EXCITEMENT THE HUMAN NAEEEAN STAND! THOROUGHBRED RAGING NOW! 9 BIG RACES DAILY Tues. thru Sat. First race.. .Weekdays 1:45 Saturdays & Holidays 1: ADMISSION Grandstand $2.00 Clubhouse $3.00 Reserved Seats for any day or days of the season $1.50 (Prices include applicable taxes) Hollywood Park, Inglewood Century Blvd. at Prairie HOLLYWOOD PARK Gourmet Circuit-2