The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 15

Garrison Lee Company Celebrates at Sinaloa GARRISON LEE COMPANY oE Sacramento staeed a srala Friday, Auguif 13, 1967 'FOOD BONANZA" ALL YOU CAN EAT Lunch 1' Dinner M' sales award party for 125 at the Sinaloa in San Franisco. The Grand Prize, a trip to Acapulco, went to Mr. and Mrs. David Browse. President Lowell E.

Foletta also presented award trophies to Leon Christensen, Dick Christy, Charles Conlev. Mrs. Tutsdiy Waawiday Thurjdai SHORT RIBS STEAK CORNED 1 rlday Saturday Sundav 3 Linda Cabral, William McMallen and Mr. Knsaba. Guests enjoy ea ine autnentic traditional aisnes OE Mexico and a special entertainment program presided over by personable master of TIDBIT PRiWNJ ROAST BEEF BAKED HAM PLUS i Pan Frlcd Cfclckn, Chuck Wjg Stew tni 5 Offer HOT EnlrMi 30 Chilled Salads and appcllztrs survad on i parte I Ine jc, ceremonies, Raul Lara.

This was the annual gathering for the water conditioning firm and everyone enjoyed the festivities and hospitality of Loz Garcia and her famed Mexican cantina and restaurant THE RESERVATION' BOOK at L'Auberge in Atherton reads like a Bluebook of celebrities. Frequent diners include artist! GLENN YARBROUGH hungry i i rllinrlru I4ac Walter Keane, actress Ann Baxter and the entire Shirley Temple Tnominnnnnniir El Cit nlH smi mmh siaeic tamny. rne man largely responsible for the distinguished reputation of this chic French Bistro is partner char. George Bollae wmmsm Glenn Yarbrough Glenn Yarbrough, a crooner with a classical background, Pierre's owner and chef, Dewey Wong, is a "whiz" during lunch time. Mid day patrons jam in for Dewey's remarkable luncheon specials, and Dewey, who does all the cooking himself, turns out the orders as rapidly as his waitress opened a three week engage ment at the hungry last Tues es can serve them The Carrousel restau day.

With thought of becoming a Philosophy professor, Glenn rant, adjacent to the Circle Star Theater, is bracing itself for an influx of engineers who will be dining, dancing and relaxing during the BROADWAY SAN FRANCISCO studied classical Greek and George Bollag convention next week of Wescon, the Western Pre Socratie Philosophy at Mexico City College before launch Electronic Show and Convention, 20,000 conventioneers will convene in San Francisco and the Peninsula. Emil Miller's orchestra his singing career. His sing ifDtra DacImiiiimmI ing success can be attributed to will be featured for dance music during the August 20 through 25 convention. rar. discrimination in selecting DINING ROQftl BANQUET ROOMS his songs.

COCKTAIL LOUNGE COMEDIAN LARRY STORCH, known to millions for his comedy roie in the television series Troop," headlines ati DINNER DANCING Fri. and Sat. Nitet LJIIIjjj! Allele CE IAI niKlklCD II ataaaaaaia a I Bimbo's 3S5 through Wednesday, August 23. The rubber faced comic has played comedy and dramatic roles several movies and has appeared at Har i II iail Ml SnilTJIITBIE HISTORIC VILLA CHARTIJER DINING ROOM Since the early days of ather Jumpero Serra, El Camino Real has been a wealth of history unfolding by its waysides. Restaurants have come and gone, but the superb t00a and grsnd hospitality of Emerson Murfee's Villa Cnartier, a dining out tradition since 1925, are still making history.

Whether your choice is luncheon, dinner, or a private banquet, you will find comfort wun contentment in an atmosphere of friendlv informality in any of the Villa Charter's dining rooms. 1 soup, soiao, paneo roiaio I I 1 aHatfaBaft WW I lllallll I rah's Reno among other top night clubs. Xavier tpgat. king of the rhumba, cha cha, samba and conga, and his sizzling songstress, Charo, open; on Thursday, August 24 Members of the fi loc.il Naval Reserve Unit are in the habit of 1 I WffliiTiilfSa COCKTAILS dropping in Cap'ns Cabin every Tuesday night. Another Roabees Two of the "regulars" are shipping out for new units next week, so Cabin "Captain" Duane Eckert and his crew are hosting a buffet feed ttTT Lunchean Dinners II iL I ia nail lil Featuring th Sensational I III CH A V.BERLIN ORGAN Double 0M BotlUe, Cnd Pvat "Price Stampede" Bargains Galore for the fellows Tuesday night Tall anrfji Welcome Home Party For the Dino Bonesos A FESTIVE "WELCOME HOME" PARTY honoring popular ex restaurateur Diao Boneso and his wife, who just returned from a leisurely cruise around the world, was hosted last night by Tom Zucchelli and Bruno Fava at Bi unn's of FlU 7S II 3' u'1 "5 fl Camino Raal, So.

5an Frandseo I broad at the shoulders, "Rocky" festival Time" at Roa bossman of Rocky's in Redwood City, looks as though he may bees, across from Hillsdale. ave played some professional football. Don't imagine there are1 Monday through Thursdav of many who care to "test' his strength. next week. Owner Joe Acosta will present a restive family treat sure f.o be an ease on the Leaning Tower lamily's pocketbook.

As an Au gust feat for hungry bargain hunters, Joe's 'hearing Roast San Mateo. Over 150 close friends and cohorts showed up to welcome the Bonesos back, and to feast on the polenta, chicken and rabbit which Bruno graciously provided. To top off the evening, a mammoth Welcome Home" cake was presented by good friend Tommy, who was once Dino's business partner Phil P.ausch er, general manager of the International Iim restaurant, is always on the go. A "seasoned" yet youthful veteran in the art of feeding and Beer Sandwiches wif! be roups (up to four) with prices Now Has New Expansion Plans Joe and Lou Ereoli are busily consulting an architect regarding expansion "of their nationally dropping 10 cents for each Roa bee purchased. A family of four lor example, can enjoy Roabees I AUGUST SPECIAL f181? "SSOT I IWfflW Wf Happiness" FESTIVE I I JV' YourHosis: GEORGE SXAFF ortrStK H0STS: ond Phyllis I IV CHEF 8M.L HARPER HUAHctb Aprils ''JZr i NO COVER CHARGE I A 4 Ji2 A aa a.

VNDWICIHX AMPLE PARKING IN REAR I EK.l Cfjffe EEETlHBEVEn SL) RESTAURANT 1tRnahpti fiQ i EEeUIMDiAiU '4 "Ov.ki pawci wa iricur'' Utile as S2.16. When you consider mat a Roa'bee Sand pieasing people, rfauscher currently divides his time between duties at the South San Francisco uccnelli restaurant and the company's newest addition, Pepperwood Lodge, in Marin County. Leaning Tower in wicti, dar que roasted and served on a sesame bun, at it's regular price of 68 cents is one South San Francisco. The two industrious brothers recently added a new parking lot to ac of the greatest food values on Peninsula, you suddenly commodate their numerous pa realize what a true bargain can be found here next week. trons, but it seems that now they need more table space.

If the table cloths in the ele ttsa srss 2nd Roabees .59 I I 1 3rd Roabees ..49 Ik, jM 'jum gant Wellington Room at Phil Lehr's Steakery in downtown San Francisco look expensive they are! They are made of the finest lauestry cloth and cost Phil S60 each. KA (This peclal mosl ba orders ai Em' EEEEEE a JL II mBiJ fTAHAMj FOOD end PIIZA Til I Bfl ffROMANO'SS 365 9743 wchuv IklvllAflCnillM iifeyC all Bniawrcf 2 ML Something New A must do! Bar Maids in Mini Skirts at "THE PUMP" GOOD SANDWICHES Hot and COLD BEER Many Varieties Bottled and Draft 114 Fifth Redwood City KbNO FAVORITES The popular husband and wife team of Jim and Pati and the Sparklers are on stage in the Casino Show Room of the Mapes The group joins the highly consistent Al Bello Show and provides dusk to dawn entertainment in the Mapes showroom. ELTON PARIS, the lanky comedian in the Finocchio's revue on Broadway in San Francisco, ocores a big hit with his version of the philosophical love ballad "Old Man Time." But what really sets the audience to laughing is his frantic ef forts to keep part of his costume from slipping while ties doing his act. One of the funniest 1 rj mil PREPARED TO CO I KII0S! Show ROCK A WAY flEACH, PACIFIC A El 9r0328 AFOOD RESTAURANT sn Moeo 349 049i jSB 95PhteV343S 23i WMm COCKTAIl LOUNGE yiaBar Baaaaaaaal fr'ncllC5 T1 931 0575 1' "aSi sat' "i 1dSIVmis.h jTjmEmEL BflU air 'W' 5 aa" Frwh UMMJmM par Oancitwstn "7 RfSiJBj fx sins bsJ ici Nexl i0 HVATI CINEMA mm 7 I YJ pQfi RESERVATION10'' female impersonators we've seen in many a day The best properly aged Kansas City corn led beef is served in the gay atmosphere of Gold Street, San Francisco. Dinners, which include green salad with your choice of dress ing and potatoes, should, of course, be preceed ed by a giant size cocktail of vour choice Piano, banjo and trombone entertainment is Pifnn Piris provided The combination of dinner and snacks at restaurant prices, the music of Rus sell Lee and The Sleepwalkers, songs of Birdie Lee and the biggest group of topless dancers on SF's Broadway is pulling packed houses to Gomans' Gay 60's.

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