Hunley (AS 31) - Naval Cruise Book

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. , ,, WW ,f,wwff ' fmwff' USS HUNLEY at PIER 30. San Francisco, California. 6 ,X .f , .,...,,. MN. fn, - U N. 3 ' i M' if i 2 i Whore lille cable cars climb Iudf way to the slls r , Tony Bennett is famous for leaving his heart in San Francisco, but most l-IUNLEY men will more likely remember that they left their CASl-l in San Francisco. llnexpensive entertainment was available in Tl-IE CITY , but how many times can you ride the Cable Cars?l After the initial thrill of climbing Powe'l street, you were forced to grab your wallet and head for adventure-land 4 Due to l-lUNl.EY's remarkably convienent berth at Pier 33, Fisherman's Wharf was but a few minutes walk away. Beknowned the worfld over for it's outstanding seafood restaurants, the Wharf, offered' everything from sidewalk vendors peddling shrimp cocktails to Bipley's Believe lt or Not museum. A few blocks from the Vllharf, The Cannery and Ghiradelli Square beckoned with food, drpink, enter- tainment, and leisurely shopping. Around the Cit street musicians occupied racticall v, D V every corner, with tallent ranging from at three-drum BLACK COMBO to classical Flute- ists. Night-life was abundant in Tl-,lE CITY, and for many, an evenings entertainment included Chamber lVlusic at Ben Johnson's lat the Canneryl, a quiet dinner at Bicco's, and after dinner cocktails at the Top of the lVlark. And for .many others .......... lt included a quick stop at Jack-in-the-Box, followed by a visit to the world famous Condor Club for a SC-3.25-per-drink, two-drink-minimum, rock- music, 44 inch-Carol Doda-Show! llvliss Doda was the first silicone-enhanced topless dancer, which gavea whole new meaning to the phrase Better living through Chemistry. l The lXlorthbeach!Broadway area, llocated in the heart ofChinatownl, offered topless shows, intimate dirty little bookstores , and encounters.',' On the more sedate side, many personnel took advantage of the outlying areas and toured Berkeley, Oakland, and Sausalito, and enjoyed the weekend's beautiful weather amid the scenery of the Golden Gate Park. ln all, it was a very enjoyable weekend, and many men were sad to see l-IUNLEY slip under the Golden Gate and head for open sea.

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