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It just happens to be... The Most Beautiful Place in the World Luxurious Lanai Rooms and Garden Cottages with Fireplaces Dramatic Seascape Views.Gourmet Food Wedding Chapel in the Pines.Receptions Ideal Meeting and Convention Facilities 4 Miles South of Carjnel on Scenic Highway One Sfje <@>eiterou£> prtton Eeötaurant ENGUSH AND AMERICAN CUISINE — COCKTAILS— Phone: 883-6360 Your Hösts; 7625 Topanga Canyon Blvd. Jean & John Drabble Canoga Park. Calif. party, but they’ve even gone so far afield as Oregon, Wisconsin, Arizona and Annapolis! The family caters for many of the film Companies and goes right to filming locations! Weddings by Al was formerly located in Sylmar since 1926* but the earthquake demolished their building and they are now re-locating in Van Nuys. Currently, they can accommodate up to 150 persons, but when the new building is finished, they’ll be able to handle at least 350. Ernest mentioned that they are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and can whip up a party for you upon very short notice, which is sort of unusual in these UN-Service type times. The family’s restaurant which I haven’t visited as yet is at 17218 Saticoy in Van Nuys and they offer Italian and Continental cuisine for both dinners and luncheorns, with a price ränge of $2.95 for a complete dinner. More about this aspect of the family business later. * * * Papillon French restaurant, 22723 Ventura Blvd., Woodland Hills is open again after a vacation and understand that chef Andre Driollet who has a nightly Blackboard “chef’s whim” Menu is planning such gastronomical treasures as fresh pheasant, squab, grouse, wild boar, succulent oysters and fresh musseis flown in from France prepared as only he can prepare them. Reservations, 347-2900, and remember, they’re closed on Mondays. *** Our friend, Wally Höllenstein, who long ago put Hungry Tiger on the map as an important Southland restaurant chain, now has his own place and we should rally to the “Höllenstein flag,” gastronomes, because he has taken over the beautiful Calabasas Inn, just a wee hop out the Ventura Freeway, five blocks from Calabasas Parkway off-ramp. Currently, Höllenstein is re-working the menu, but plans to make it a Continental style. He teils us luncheon is 11 until 3 and dinner 5 until 11 p.m. The Sunday Brunch is particularly appealing to those who enjoy a beautiful enclosed setting overlooking all the greenery. I believe Wally mentioned they are closed on Mondays, but please check this out, and for reservations 888-8870. More about the restaurant later. *** Michael Gaszynski, and yours truly, the Good Tabler, were recent guests Entertainment -2