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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1961
Page
6
A garbled ad style piece touts Tropic Kana dining in Hayward with a gimmick offering free seamless nylons to women diners. It claims starter prices around 150 and promo items like a national brand needle pair, plus lunch and dinner menus, live Melody Aures, and Polynesian ambiance, urging quick participation.
An advertisement lists lobster as a featured dish with a menu that includes soup salad bread and various sides. It notes a price of $174 for a dinner and mentions grilled items and a dessert option. The text is garbled with several misspellings and unclear phrases.
Ed's Pizza owner Ed M. diverges from the Old Country as he runs a Mexican food lunch spot. The crowded bake and dough is described with unfamiliar spellings, while customers sample dishes in a local setting. The piece hints at a cultural fusion approach and a nostalgic startup.
Crow Canyon Chateau hosts dinners and large banquets attracting weary travelers with a quaint old time welcome. Guests can dance to Friday and Saturday music while enjoying meals, with specials like steak nights and an anniversary barbecue. The spot, near town, is promoted as a relaxing retreat with pleasant scenery and accessible servers.
Brady Burton unveils a skating show at Valle Vista Skating Arena near Feenely's on Mission, featuring Dizzy New Hur and local skaters in a lively performance. Tickets and schedule details are available at the venue box office.
A fragmented notice describes a dinner event at the Beautiful Normands Room in the Southwest Shipping Center. It promises an all you can eat chicken meal with sweet dishes and hints at a recurring weekly event, though many words are garbled.
Foster's Old Fashion Freeze on Mission Blvd near Lewelling kicks off a three day sale celebrating its first anniversary. Arietta Casper and daughters Dolores and Annisa have built a loyal customer base since new management took over a year ago. Burgers hot dogs tacos tamales fish and shakes featured daily from 10:30 to 1:30 with famed freeze treats.
Arne Dyer leads the Ricky's crowd on Foothill Blvd as diners enjoy lunch and dinner with Arne present on his days off. Johnny Ricarda notes the steady, homey feel as Arne greets familiar faces and keeps the atmosphere lively with consistent fanfare and affordable meals.
A chaotic ad style piece touts a two day donut sale at Hayward High. It claims Old Fashion donuts and various flavors will be offered by local vendors and a mock “World’s The manicn age” setting. The text names Dick Moniz and local groups, promising party stock up and festive gatherings.
Jolly Rogers launches Family Nite every Tuesday and Friday to ease budgets. All You Can Eat Chicken priced per person, plus Spaghetti and Meatballs for $1.50, and Chef’s Special Steak at $2.50. Dinners run in addition to regular meat dishes, starting next week.
The Penthouse Panic group led by Rich King Martin Cravillo and Thich Dean will perform on Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday nights with after hours shows Friday and Saturday. A new combo may debut in two weeks while dancing continues with admission on Thursdays.
A and W announces a summer special featuring a foot long Submarine Sandwich with lettuce cheese onions pickles and dressing plus a Root Beer. The deal bids 60 cents for a Submarine and Root Beer this Sunday and weekend events highlight a parade of values.
Burke's Drive In promotes its exclusive Kentucky Fried Chicken style offerings, featuring the famed Col. Sandorst chicken. The ad notes their unique position on the bay area and in San Francisco, inviting diners to enjoy finger licking favorites.
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