#1969 HWY

[littlequeenies]

Is she Pam?

Hi everybody, these screencaps were shared to us by "La Simo", she was asking if the girl was Pam, we really don't know, so we ask you!! She didn't gave us any video information, but these screencaps seem to he from a video from Summer 1968 by looking at Jim's short hair...

Plus...

"La Simo" shared this screencap from this video: "Pam I am" in these video it is shown a film Jim made with some of his friends called "HWY: An American Pastoral" and shoot between Spring and Summer 1969. The film crew were Mr. Ferrara, along with Frank Lisciandro and Babe Hill... (all men), so is she Pam? at our fb page for Pam we were told that she could be her, some other people say it's not her but just a passing-by driver...

We could make some screencaps from it, here they go:

We know not every red-haired woman from the 60s is Pam nor Jane, but in this case we have doubts, what do you think?

[hometoursandotherstuff]

1969 mid-century modern time capsule in Malibu, California is pretty pricey. 3bds, 3ba, $9.8M.

The entrance was amazing in its day- look at the colored glass panes, lime green shag carpeting on the spiral stairs, artsy door.

The house is open, as MCMs usually are. The area that is the dining space fits a large table with 10 upholstered chairs.

Two steps down is a small sunken living room with a wall of built-ins and original shag carpet.

Off the entrance is a narrow galley kitchen with very nice marble counters and updated appliances. I know it's in Malibu and on the ocean, but I'm just not seeing $9.8M.

There is also a family room. I'm surprised that the furniture doesn't come with the house b/c it's original and looks very lived-in.

The primary bedroom faces the ocean and has what looks like laminate walls. Looks like this green carpet goes thru the whole house. Is that an old water bed?

Oh, my, that carpet is in the bathroom, too.

Bedroom #2 has palm wallpaper and there are built-in cabinets under the window. They wallpapered them, but you can see the handles.

This bath has nice wallpaper.

Is it me, or do the wealthy always seem to have bunk bed rooms. They must be for multiple guests.

Long deck and a terrace above is right on the beach.

It seems like it's much too close.

Stairs to the beach.

Their isn't a pool b/c the lot isn't that big, and the ocean is right there, but it does have a hot tub.

Here are some shots of the house lit up at night. It looks so worn, so maybe it looks better in dim light.

The house just looks like they never changed the original wallpaper or carpet and it really needs a refresh.

The kitchen really is tight for a $9.8M house.

The lighting is nice, though.

[vintagelasvegas]

Cal-Neva Motel & Cupid Wedding Chapel, November 1969

1519 Las Vegas Blvd South.

In the early 30s, one of the first things motorists driving Hwy 91 from So Cal to Las Vegas would encounter was the Cal-Neva Auto Court, built at the far southern edge of Las Vegas’ newest incorporated area called Boulder Addition. Cal-Neva was named after the famous resort in Lake Tahoe at a time when Las Vegas was barely on the map.

By 1969 the court – now “motel” – was one of the oldest in a city full of new things. The main business was the wedding chapel which opened in the old motel lobby in the 50s. The motel closed around the time of these photos, but the chapel managed to hold on all the way to ‘91. It was demolished and became the parking lot of what is now Peppermint Hippo.

Unknown photographer, scan from Ektachrome slides.

[kimberly40]

Then and Now: 1969 and 2023.

The Otis Lonon Store and Post Office was located near the railroad underpass on Hwy 221 North in McDowell County, North Carolina in the Ashford-North Cove community.

Clarence W. Wiseman built this store building in 1927. The main, central part of the building held Wiseman's General Store, which carried a wide array of items and served as a local polling place during elections. The northern end of the building originally held the Ashford Post Office. A separate corn mill building, no longer standing, stood to the store's rear.

During World II, the store was run by Mac Lonon. After the war, Otis Lonon took over its operation. He ran the store until its closing in 1971.

Once the hallmark of many small communities, the old general store was more than just a store, it was a gathering place. If you close your eyes you can almost hear the conversations and the laughter that people once had here. It was once so important to the community.

My Granny, Mildred Wiseman Carpenter, was once the post master here for a time.

(By Kim Wright. Information from https://files.nc.gov/ncdcr/historic-preservation-office/PDFs/ER_93-8667.pdf. Photo by Van Lonon and K Wright)

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jim morrison

HWY : an american pastoral |1969|

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from the film “HWY” (1969) by Jim Morrison

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“In 1969, Jim Morrison made a film called HWY: AN AMERICAN PASTORAL. The opening shot of the movie sees a stretch of asphalt unspool with the credits painted onto it before the camera eventually arcs towards the bruised sky of a moody desert dusk where the desolate moon hangs like a milk bottle top on a washing line awaiting the hissing company of the night.”

-FAR OUT MAGAZINE

Photo by Jerry Hopkins.

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Answers were hard to come by, especially in the case of Jackie English, the 15-year-old waitress at the Metropolitan store at the Treasure Island Mall on London’s outskirts.

She left work at the store’s lunch counter about 10:30 p.m. on Oct. 4, 1969 and was last seen alive getting into a maroon-coloured car at the mid-point of the Wellington Rd. bridge that spans the Hwy 401.

Five days later, her naked, sexually assaulted body was found by duck hunters in Big Otter Creek near Tillsonburg. She was killed by a blow to the head.

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EDITOR:  Remember the 1970 Keep America Beautiful commercial with a polluted river filled with debris amongst a background of buildings and billowing smoke from industry along the shore? The commercial ends with a Native American standing with a tear rolling down his face.  We have been fighting pollution for years, yet no one thinks they are polluting when they sell off family property to be developed into industry.  No one thinks pollution is a cigarette butt, bottles, cans, or fast food left-overs tossed carelessly out the car window or at the entrance to a building. No one thinks of the foul words that fly out of the mouth in public as pollution.  No one considers pollution when they mount glaring lights around their house in a rural area where once held a view of the celestial night skies.   The commercial  ends with “ People start pollution.  People can stop it.”  LRM

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Jottings from Miz Jeannie  by Jeannie Barnwell...Jeannie says hello and is taking a holiday this week!

ASHTON RECALLS: SALEM'S BASKETBALL TEAMS BOTH ADVANCED TO DISTRICT FINALS IN 1954 - (The following story was in the February 24, 1954 Keowee Courier). . .Little Betty Lee Towe, peppery captain of Salem High's girls' basketball team, captured plenty of honors over the past week even though her team lost a heart-breaking two-point, 32-30, decision to White Plains after battling through the Class C tournament at Pelzer to reach the finals. . .So great was the impression she made, however, that she was selected most valuable player among Class C girls and was chosen to the all-tournament team in that classification. . .Salem's boys also scrapped their way to the finals only to lose a 47-42 thriller to Dixie after leading most of the way. The Golden Eagles were handicapped greatly by an ankle injury sustained in the semi-finals game by Max Nicholson. .   Despite the injury, Nicholson was named to the Class C boys' all-tournament team, as was his teammate Gerald Townes. . .Howard Abercrombie was the team captain. by Ashton Hester                                                                                                    

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EAGLE ALUMNI GATHERING- On March 2  from 2pm-5pm there was a huge return from all classes from the Salem, Tamassee-Salem, and Eagle Ridge charter school alumni. Two former teachers Robert Griffin and Horace Dyer were welcomed by all.  “Mr. Griffin” as know to all taught from 1969-1973 and said he loves Salem so much he moved back here when he retired.  He lives on Lake Keowee in Salem.    “We are all Eagles,” stated Russ Price, former TS alumnus.  A        T-Shirt was created from his Eagle Spirit inspiration and is for sale to benefit the Eagles Nest Art Center.  The T-Shirt also has an Eagle print from the mural still present in the auditorium by artist Gale McKinney.   Held at the Eagles Nest Art Center and hosted by many alumni volunteers, Susan Hopkins and Judy Hines were pleased with the multi-generational turnout.  Teresa Barker, Carol Queen, Ginger Porter helped serve delicious foods donated by the alumni.  Tours of the working facility warmed the faces of all as they recalled where they stood in line for lunch, sat on the sidewalks for breaks, and walked the halls that held memories of youth.  The graduating class of 1972 had 9 classmates in attendance, many of them celebrating they are turning 70 this year.  The gymnasium is still a revered beauty enjoyed by our youth and adults through the Salem Recreational Department.   Eagles Nest Art Center is a 501c3 nonprofit  and owns the  former 13 acres of Tamassee-Salem school property.  ENAC is governed by a small board of volunteer directors.    “Once an Eagle always an Eagle” is another famous quote on a T-Shirt shared by kindred spirits.   The gathering area also displayed a mural recently repaired by Fred Edgar, retired art teacher with SDOC, funded from the Bill Hines Memorial funds.   All donations from the gathering go directly to ENAC.  ENAC has a mission to provide a venue for education, arts, performances for all ages communities and regional areas.  ENAC welcomes volunteers who share in our mission.

EAGLES NEST ART CENTER 2024 UPCOMING EVENTS       March 23rd, 7pm  Oconee Mountain Opry  Tickets $10 at the door day of the event or online at eaglesnestartcenter.org Ticketleap.  This evening will feature popular Upstate SC singer-songwriter Angela Easterling accompanied by Brandon Turner, the Mountain Bridge Band, comedy, mystery guests and more!  Don’t miss this local unique variety gem. 

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                                     CHURCH NEWS Bethel Presbyterian Church (PCUSA),  580 Bethel Church Rd Walhalla, 29691. Worship at 10:30 a.m.  March 10, Message by Mel Davis. March 31 Message by George Harper, Easter Sunday with Communion. 

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Jim Morrison, experiential film HWY: An American Pastoral, 1969

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Jim Morrison for his unreleased experimental film, ‘HWY: An American Pastoral’, ca. 1969. 

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Jim, 1969. HWY: An American Pastoral.

[vintagelasvegas]

The former Palace Theatre debuts as Guild Theatre, 210 S 2nd St (Casino Center Blvd), with a screening of Spartacus in 1960. Photo: Facing south between Carson & Bridger. Edythe and Lloyd Katz Collection, UNLV Special Collections.

Las Vegas movie theaters: an incomplete timeline

Isis Theatre (c. 1909-1911). Outdoor venue. 23 Fremont.

Majestic (1911-c. 1935). Griffith Building, 127 Fremont. C.P. Squires, owner. Later owned by E.W. Cragin & W. Pike. Beginning in 1915 Cragin & Pike hold outdoor “Air Dome” on shows 2nd St in summer months, and outdoor air dome shows at Fremont & 3rd in the 1920s.

El Portal (1928-1978). Cragin & Pike, builders, owners. Charles Alexander MacNelledge, architect. First air conditioning in Las Vegas. El Portal Theatre timeline.

Airdome Follies Theater, aka Airdome Theater (1931). Outdoor venue, 1st & Carson.

Palace (1932-1960) renamed Guild (1960-c. 1976). 210 S Casino Center. R.W. Thomas, owner. A.L. Worswick, architect. Later owned by Katz. Replaced by Golden Nugget parking.

Vegas Theatre (1943-1948?) 1518 Fremont.

Huntridge Theatre (1944-c. 1990) Huntridge Theatre timeline.

Western, aka New Western (1944-1950s) 114 S 1st.

Fremont Theatre (1947-1975) 226 Fremont. Owned by Katz 50s-70s.

Motor-Vu Drive-In (1948-1959) aka Stardust Drive-In (1959-1968). Located adjacent to Frontier hotel. Unaffiliated with Stardust hotel & casino.

Skyway Drive-In (1954-1981) 4035 Boulder Hwy.

Fox Theatre (1965-1988) Charleston Mall Plaza, 1800 E Charleston

Cinerama (1965-1977) 3900 Paradise Road

Red Rock Theatres (1966-2000) 5201 W Charleston Blvd. Built by Lucille Cragin, original design by Hugh Taylor.

Bonanza Movie Palace (1967-1973) Bonanza Hotel & Casino, 3645 LVBS. Unclear whether the theater operated continuously.

Flick Theatre (1969-1994) 719 E. Fremont. Began showing art films, soon moved to XXX.

Parkway Theatre (1970-1995) Boulevard Mall

Cinemas 1,2,3 (1972-1986) 414 Fremont. Triplex, Lloyd Katz, Nevada Theatre Corp. Called Las Vegas Dollar Cinemas late 80s.

Gaiety Theatre (1972-1977) 1304 LVBS. XXX

Rancho Circle Theatre (1973), renamed El Rancho Teatro (1975) at Rancho Circle Shopping Center, 2401 W Bonanza Rd. Eddie Escobedo, Jaime Yepes. El Rancho Teatro showed Spanish language films.

Desert 5 Drive-In (1975-c. 90s) 2606 S. Lamb Blvd

Sources: Picture Show, Las Vegas Age, 4/8/1911; “Majestic Green Airdome” (ad) Las Vegas Age, 7/17/20; “Gala Fete at El Portal Planned Tonight.” Las Vegas Age, 6/21/28; “Airdone Follies Theatre” (ad) Review-Journal, 6/6/31; “Palace Theatre Will Open Doors.” Review-Journal, 5/2/32; “New Western” (announcements, ads), Review-Journal, 6/30/44; Ashbaugh, D. “New Guild Theater Completes.” Review-Journal, 10/31/60; “Theatre opening set.” Review-Journal, 4/30/72; Ceremonies set for theater opening. Review-Journal, 9/12/75; Horowitz, D. “Locklead wowed ‘em at the old Majestic.” Review-Journal, 4/25/76; E. Harrington. “Las Vegas’ First Shows.” The Nevadan, 12/18/77; Guide to the Edythe and Lloyd Katz Photographs, UNLV Special Collections; Cinema Treasures; Classic Las Vegas.

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HWY: An American Pastoral (1969)

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Answers were hard to come by, especially in the case of Jackie English, the 15-year-old waitress at the Metropolitan store at the Treasure Island Mall on London’s outskirts.

She left work at the store’s lunch counter about 10:30 p.m. on Oct. 4, 1969 and was last seen alive getting into a maroon-coloured car at the mid-point of the Wellington Rd. bridge that spans the Hwy 401.

Five days later, her naked, sexually assaulted body was found by duck hunters in Big Otter Creek near Tillsonburg. She was killed by a blow to the head.

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The passing of a person is one of the saddest events for the family members, coworkers, and friends. From today’s High-Country Shopper obituary, Gary D. Chism passed away on November 28, 2020, at 71. He was born on January 18, 1949, a resident of Eckert. For his friends who want to know the details, arrangements were under Taylor Funeral Service and Crematory. A graveside service is to be held at noon on December 04, 2020, at the Cory Cemetery in Cory, Colorado. Gary was the pastor of the Apostolic Church in Eckert – a church he built from the ground up.

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Mt Garfield

Colorado 81520

Head south toward 33 Rd

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Turn left onto 33 Rd

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Turn right onto F Rd/US Hwy 6

Continue to follow F Rd

3.0 mi

Continue onto Patterson Rd

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