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    Harry’s Hideaway To Give 100 Veterans
    Free Chicken Dinners To Go

    April 29, 2014No Comments
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    logo_harryshideawayCornville AZ (April 29, 2014) – Harry’s Hideaway Restaurant in Cornville is going to give away a Whole Roasted Chicken dinner to the first 100 veterans or current members of the Armed Forces that show up at 11:30am on Armed Forces Day, Saturday, May 17th when they open for lunch. Because they are such a small restaurant, they will run out! But they will pass out vouchers to those that don’t get a Chicken Dinner on this day. This is just Harry’s Hideaway’s way of saying thanks to the people who have sacrificed so much for our country.  Harry’s Hideaway is located in Cornville in the Thistle and Thorn Plaza at 10990 E. Cornville Rd (just west of Page Springs Road).

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