Re: Manchester Leader- Newspaper Birthdate February 16, 1946

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Dare I ask: are there vegan items on the menu?

 > From: Bhavani <http://www.juno.com/~bhavaniowl>
 > Date: Tue, 8 Dec 2009 13:31:02 -0500
 >
 > Voted one of 10 best diners in the country.  Politicians and celebrities
 > are know to eat here...  Ex. Al Gore's photo taken here...
 > 
 > Attachment is from Red Arrow Diner Manchester, .
 > Front page newspaper on the wall at the diner- February 16, 1946 ,
 > Saturday
 > b. Margaret Marie Miner name at the time
 > 
 >  Red Arrow Diner History  
 > The Red Arrow Diner first opened its doors in Manchester,  back in
 > 1922! The original founder was David Lamontagne. At one point in time,
 > there were a total of 5 Red Arrow locations throughout the city. The name
 > Levi Letendre also goes hand in hand with the Red Arrow. Levi worked for
 > the Red Arrow for many years, then eventually bought it from the
 > Lamontagnes, and ran it successfully until his retirement in 1978. His
 > legacy continues to carry on at the Red Arrow. After a few more owners,
 > and then finally in early 1987, the Red Arrow Diner was for sale and
 > vacant for the first time since 1922. That is when Carol Sheehan
 > purchased it and brought the diner back to life!
 > The local diner is often the focal point of the community, and the Red
 > Arrow is certainly no different. We have always been on the cutting edge
 > in the diner area. In May of '98 we made the decision to go 'smoke-free'.
 > This was absolutely unheard of in the diner business, but we did our
 > research. Although it was a little nerve racking, especially when we were
 > picketed in the wee hours before we went smoke-free! Well, things just
 > sky-rocketed from there, then in September of that same year we were
 > 'Voted one of the top ten diners in the country' by USA Today. To this
 > day people travel from all over the world to visit us. Ask to see our
 > guest book and check it out for yourself. Then in 2000 the Red Arrow
 > Diner was finally named a Manchester,  City Landmark!
 > Mention politics, and you will see anyone and everyone at the Red Arrow!
 > This past primary was no different. We were followed by
 > WashingtonPost.com and wow what a hoopla it was! 95% of the candidates
 > visited the diner - some of them even twice - they like the food so much.
 > We even saw the likes of Diane Sawyer, who walked in the front door and
 > immediately scoped out our Dinah Fingers!
 > The Red Arrow has undergone many transformations since the early days,
 > but one thing will never change... and that is keeping up the quality and
 > consistency that The Lamontagne's began back in 1922. We continue to
 > strive each and every day to provide you with the very best the Red Arrow
 > 24 Hr. Diner has to offer!