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- Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1986 (WSJ, 5 Oct 1986, p. 168) (Q2771) (← links)
- Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1986 (WSJ, 5 Oct 1986, p. 169) (Q2772) (← links)
- Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1986 (WSJ, 5 Oct 1986, p. 170) (Q2773) (← links)
- Pizzeria Uno's fabled delight was skimpy, had scorched crusts (CT, 20 Mar 1985, p. 19) (Q2776) (← links)
- Help-wanted: 'Rozino's Pizza now hiring delivery drivers. Must have car. Apply at 626 University Ave.' (WSJ, 3 Aug 1986, p. 36) (Q2777) (← links)
- Help-wanted: 'Come deliver for Domino's Pizza ... $3.45 per hour to start plus mileage ... Apply in person after 4:30pm at Domino's Pizza's 2815 E. Washington, 4602 E. Monona Dr' (CT, 13 Jun 1985, p. 33) (Q2778) (← links)
- Lost-and-found: remote control unit lost in Iven's Pizza parking lot 6/15; help-wanted: maintenance person, Showbiz Pizza, 438 Grand Canyon (CT, 20 Jun 1986, p. 21) (Q2779) (← links)
- Pizza business spices up retirement (WSJ, 21 Sep 1986, p. 38) (Q2782) (← links)
- Help-wanted: 'Drivers — Domino's Pizza. Earn $10/hr. Guaranteed $6 ... Apply at 525 University Avenue' (WSJ, 26 Mar 1989, p. 42) (Q2783) (← links)
- ShowBiz Pizza Place 'Pizza Plus' ad: large deluxe cheese pizza, pitcher of soft drink and double game and ride tokens $9.95 during August; 'World's greatest robotic entertainment' (WSJ, 16 Aug 1985, p. 34) (Q2784) (← links)
- Legal notice: applications for the sale of beer and/or liquor (City of Madison, 1986–87) (WSJ, 1 May 1986, p. 30) (Q2785) (← links)
- Help-wanted: 'Delivery persons 18 years & over (insurance). Flexible hours. Apply after 4pm Mama D's Pizza, 1018 N. Sherman, Madison, 244-0434' (WSJ, 21 Feb 1988, p. 40) (Q2786) (← links)
- Domino's Pizza help-wanted listing its stores: 525, 2631 and 6236 University Ave., 5268 Williamsburg, 4602 E. Monona Dr.; 'Opening soon: 2815 E. Washington' (WSJ, 19 May 1985, p. 45) (Q2787) (← links)
- Help-wanted: delivery drivers, 'average over $6.00 per hour ... Apply in person at: Edwardo's Natural Pizza, 6401 [sic] Mineral Point Rd.' (WSJ, 22 Jan 1989, p. 27) (Q2788) (← links)
- Help-wanted: delivery drivers, 'Apply in person at: Edwardo's Natural Pizza, 6601 Mineral Pt. Road' (WSJ, 18 Dec 1988, p. 59) (Q2789) (← links)
- Help-wanted: delivery and kitchen help, 'Apply after 4 pm: Mama D's Pizza, 1018 N. Sherman Ave.' (WSJ, 4 Dec 1988, p. 54) (Q2790) (← links)
- Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1984 (WSJ, 7 Oct 1984, p. 251) (Q2791) (← links)
- Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1984 (WSJ, 7 Oct 1984, p. 254) (Q2792) (← links)
- Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1984 (WSJ, 7 Oct 1984, p. 256) (Q2793) (← links)
- Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1984 (WSJ, 7 Oct 1984, p. 258) (Q2794) (← links)
- Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1984 (WSJ, 7 Oct 1984, p. 260) (Q2795) (← links)
- Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1984 (WSJ, 7 Oct 1984, p. 261) (Q2796) (← links)
- Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1984 (WSJ, 7 Oct 1984, p. 262) (Q2797) (← links)
- Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1984 (WSJ, 7 Oct 1984, p. 265) (Q2798) (← links)
- Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1984 (WSJ, 7 Oct 1984, p. 267) (Q2799) (← links)
- Madison Area Dining Guide, Fall 1984 (WSJ, 7 Oct 1984, p. 268) (Q2800) (← links)
- Adults mustn't forget, Showbiz Pizza is for the kids (CT, 23 Dec 1989, p. 30) (Q2801) (← links)
- Obituary of Gerald H. Voice of Ann Arbor, Mich., 77: 'Mr. Voice was one of the original owners and founders of Pizza Pit, Limited, which started in Madison, Wisconsin, in 1969' (CT, 6 Jun 1989, p. 23) (Q2803) (← links)
- 1989 liquor license applications: 'ERI Mid-Con, Ltd., Greg Gale, Agent, dba Edwardo's Natural Pizza, 333 N. Bassett Street' and 'Mineral Spirits, Inc., Greg Gale, Agent, dba Edwardo's Natural Pizza, 6601 Mineral Point Road' (WSJ, 6 Jun 1989, p. 27) (Q2804) (← links)
- Help-wanted: delivery drivers, 'Apply at your nearest Little Caesar's Pizza' (WSJ, 4 Jun 1989, p. 31) (Q2805) (← links)
- Market Square (Odana Rd. between Yellowstone and Grand Canyon) 'Hope for Life' benefit ad: food offered by Bonanza, Cousins, Steep'n Brew, Pizza Pit and TCBY; merchant list includes Pizza Pit (CT, 20 May 1989, p. 8) (Q2806) (← links)
- Legal notice: applications for the sale of beer and/or liquor (City of Madison, 1982–83) (WSJ, 29 Apr 1982, p. 34) (Q2809) (← links)
- City Council liquor-license decisions: new licenses granted to Shakey's Pizza Parlor, 3579 E. Washington Ave., and Showbiz Pizza Place, 434 Grand Canyon Dr. — 'a pizza parlor on nearby Grand Canyon Drive' approved although m… (CT, 2 Jun 1982, p. 31) (Q2810) (← links)
- Weekend entertainment listings: 'Shakey's Pizza Parlor, 3579 E. Washington Ave. — Ragtime piano and banjo sing-along with the Carl Steele Duo, 6–10 tonight and Saturday' (the listing ran most Fridays in 1983) (WSJ, 15 Apr 1983, p. 22) (Q2811) (← links)
- Shakey's Pizza Parlor ad, 'World's greatest pizza': 'Base, Fiddle and Banjo — Shakey's West, 6640 University Ave.; Banjo & Piano — Shakey's East, 3579 E. Washington Ave.' (WSJ, 27 Nov 1983, p. 93) (Q2812) (← links)
- Coupon page: 'Shakey's Lunch Specials — 2/1 Slices (Good Monday–Friday 11:30–1:00)', offer expires 12/31/83 (CT, 22 Aug 1983, p. 74) (Q2813) (← links)
- Editorial on liquor licensing: the council's grant of a beer license 'to a pizza parlor at West Towne Mall' was unwise because malls 'have increasingly become hangouts for suburban teen-agers' (CT, 9 Sep 1983, p. 38) (Q2814) (← links)
- Kids' events listing: 'Wayne the Wizard/Gary Wick — Magic, ventriloquism and balloon tricks. Shakey's Pizza Parlor, 3579 E. Washington Ave., 6–8:30 p.m.' (CT, 12 Sep 1985, p. 45) (Q2815) (← links)
- Middleton City Council notes: Class B beer and liquor licenses for the Copper Cavern, 7464 Hubbard Ave., and Slavic Corner Restaurant, 6333 University Ave.; 'A Class B beer license was approved for Papa Smithsoni's New York … (CT, 19 Aug 1987, p. 2) (Q2816) (← links)
- Shakey's Pizza Parlor ad, 'World's greatest pizza': 'Shakeys honors our competitors' pizza coupons' (Madison and Middleton) (WSJ, 9 Jan 1987, p. 10) (Q2820) (← links)
- Makeshift pizza parlor stirs [calls for design laws] — Dented metal building may spur design laws (CT, 26 Nov 1979, p. 27) (Q2823) (← links)
- Help-wanted: 'Full-time, part-time Assistant Managers for Godfather's Pizza ... Apply 2 to 4 p.m. daily. Godfather's Pizza, 632 University Ave.' (WSJ, 6 Mar 1980, p. 31) (Q2824) (← links)
- 'We want you!' — Godfather's Pizza, 'the nation's fastest growing restaurant chain', recruiting restaurant managers (contact Bob Lanza) (WSJ, 17 Feb 1980, p. 40) (Q2825) (← links)
- 1984 license applications (continued): 'Third Level Dev. of Wisc., Inc., Dolores M. Banaszak, Agent, DBA Godfather's Pizza, 632 University Avenue'; Paisan's Restaurant, Inc. (Gerald A. Meier); Tamarack Pizza, Inc. (Michael… (WSJ, 23 May 1984, p. 28) (Q2826) (← links)
- Gargano's files for bankruptcy (CT, 16 Mar 1984, p. 12) (Q2830) (← links)
- Bankruptcy petition filed by Gargano's (WSJ, 17 Mar 1984, p. 1) (Q2831) (← links)
- 1983 license applications: 'Dollhausen Enterprises, Inc., Ruth Dollhausen, Agent, DBA Gargano's, 437 State Street'; 'Gargano Brothers, Inc., Stella Gargano, Agent, DBA Gino's, 540 State Street'; R & R Pan Style Pizza (Rocky… (WSJ, 5 May 1983, p. 20) (Q2832) (← links)
- Help-wanted: 'Pizza driver wanted. Must have own car, we pay salary & commission. Apply at: Gargano's, 437 State St.' (WSJ, 19 Oct 1983, p. 35) (Q2833) (← links)
- New eatery lets patrons eat, drink [and play] (CT, 2 Mar 1982, p. 25) (Q2836) (← links)
- Foolery Restaurants to open (WSJ, 7 Mar 1982, p. 26) (Q2837) (← links)
