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3 T"~;• « =n H-o7Bv5 CANTONESE RESTAURANT }» 4630 Van Nuys Blvd. Sherman Oaks c l Reservations 783-0460 Toluca Lake Yankee Pedlar Inn AWARD WINNING MENU Continental Cuisine Sea Food Cocktails OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY FROM 11 30 AM j SATURDAY FROM 4PM (CLOSED SUN ) ^ FASHION SHOWS- TUES - WED = THURS Party and Banquet Facilities VI 9-1711 TH 2-4881 3820 Riverside Drive CALL 789-9858 789-9851 FOR INFORMATION PUBLICITY & ADVERTISING that of my companion searching all through Ensenada for the best prices. I purchased some lovely glass boxes soldered with trims of tin and brass for prices according to size from only $2.00 up to $5.95. We also loved the huge brass keys which double as bottle openers. You wrought iron fans can have a heydey. A French bread rack up here on sale at $39.95 goes for $19 in Ensenada- Remember, you can bring back $100 duty free per person. Another place that is absolutely fabulous is that of Asin at the corner of Ruiz and Mateos Lopez. It belongs to a petite Spanish lady, Pilar Asin, and she not only has the most fantastic collection of fine French perfumes at way-below-U.S. prices, but the most unbelievable collection of Lalique glassware and table pieces we’d ever seen. The magnificent Lalique horse head in the window is $1500, but probably half again here. Pilar also has a sensational collection of LLardo, a Spanish sculptor who does beautiful things with both glazed and bisque ware. It is all original and quite expensive, but well worth it for that special piece you’ve been looking for so long. Horses, bulls, burros, foxes, Spanish grandees and their ladies on horseback, a trio of playful stallions, a sleepy harlequin, fawns perched on pedistals playing music of the spheres and more. Pilar tells us that she is remodeling the facade of her Asin shop into an old New Orleans type building and it will be one of the showplace shops in Ensenada. I should mention they have an excellent selection of silver jewelry, too, and some of the more charming handmade Mexican craft giftwares. The gentleman in the Oriental Import’s on Ruiz which features some fine jades, carvings in particular, was honest and described the difference between bone and ivory for us. We purchased two bone necklaces with matching earrings (one pair) for $9.95. A bargain indeed. Spectacular La Fonda Forgot to mention that on the way down, met a friendly lady, Eve Stocker. She is owner of La Fonda which you’ll note on the right and can stop for a beverage or lunch or both on your way down to Ensenada from the border. Eve runs a tight ship - the view from her terrace at La Fonda is spectacular and one may walk down to a gorgeous beach front on stone steps cut into the cliff. She’s opening her new boutique come mid-July and I’m sure she’ll have some intriguing gifts to buy at fair prices. Alas! All good things must come to an end, so come Saturday morn, we wended our way homeward. This was about 7:30 A.M. and traffic was quite light. I imagine that if one keeps an early hour in mind, even if the customs should stop and 105 AIR-CONDITIONED ROOMS. COMPLETE HOTEL SERVICE HEATED POOL, COFFEE SHOP, DINING ROOM, COCKTAIL LOUNGE. MOST MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED. PHONE 787-2300 TWX 213-781-6251 Atlas Hotel ^ kIPYir AW FOOD MEXICAN FOOD COCKTAILS 730 NO. VICTORY BLVD. BURBANK 845-1516 Gourmet Circuit-4