Clipped from the Victoria Advocate published on September 27, 1966
Well, ok — so this is not really a school chum. It certainly is/was the place where we school chums hung out on weekends! The old menu brought back many memories …
The curb service area was two rows of cars parked side by side. To cruise the K-ral, one would drive behind the rows and then around in front of them — being seen! For young folks with lots of energy and spunk, I do not understand what the fascination was for us to sit at the Corral sipping sodas from a paper cup and watching cars circle.
Even more amazing to me are the prices of days gone by. It appears that a family of 3-4 could eat a nice barbeque dinner for about $2.95. Today, that hardly pays for a bottle of barbeque sauce from the supermarket.
