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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1961
Page
12
A two day Grand Opening celebrates the Bamboo Hut on Mission Boulevard near L and B Streets. Mr B’s roars in as new owner Fong Torres plans a menu of exotic Chinese and American dishes with live entertainment and special appetizers for opening day crowds.
A garbled ad style listing promotes Soul Cooking at Castro Valley venues with Fran’s claim of clean food and personalized service. It also touts Arcudia Brothers weekly sessions, Jim Rivers and Tex Lancaster acts, and weekly dinners at Bill Shands Town Terrace Club with beef salad, steak, mushroom sauce, French bread, butter, and a dessert for $1.01. The piece invites families to attend Mantide’s gala and mentions Western swing and weekend shows.
A jumble of discount meals and odd phrases highlights local eateries advertising steak and fried chicken dinners at special prices Monday through Wednesday. The write up weaves in stray brand names and unclear lines about hats and diners, creating a lively if confusing snapshot of midweek promotions and slogans.
The three day First Anniversary Celebration at The Flume kicks off with a Thursday awards event and music by the Clyde Sands Quartet on Fridays and Saturdays. Everyone is invited to join the fun, bring the gang, and celebrate with Law and the Tu Bobs.
Dellons Everstine visited a popular downtown spot where patrons enjoyed a lively event. The description notes a transition from a 10 to 2 proposition as the center of attention and amusement.
A promotional note extols Hal and Betsy’s Root Beer Drive In on Harder Road offering a 12 inch French submarine sandwich. The ad highlights it as a must try experience for a red blooded American, praising its size and appeal.
A fragmentary page describes a submarine sandwich deal for 60 cents with a buy two get one quart root beer offer. It advertises Latin music at The Mariner with Victor’s Bullet musicians plus a long list of events and openings, including Frank opening a Donut Shop on Harder Road with 40 donuts 30 varieties for 49 cents a dozen and a Purple Girdie dance night with Larry Benson’s Glee act. Continued on Page 2.
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