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I worked at the downtown San Diego retailer from 1975 until my commencement from SDSU in Dec 1976 as a part-time salesperson within the Mens and Boys Department. When the "new" pc cash registers were put in, all the older girls on Medicare did not like them and "gave" me plenty of their sales. They weren't working on commissions and neither was I. Every week we obtained a "parking allowance" from the cashier's office with our pay. I liked the daily chicken rice soup on the Charlmont Restaurant. I could not afford to purchase it however the cashier turned my friend and she or he gave me some soup free of charge if there was any left over after the lunchtime hour ended.

Making the trek down I-5 to Fashion Valley, earlier than fifty two, and 805, had been built. My nephew, obtained his foot caught within the escalator one time, at that retailer. Toys, survived though, because we obtained his image taken within the photograph studio, a couple of minutes later.

George, with the help of Marston, was capable of finance the opening of the primary store; and, grew from there. The major "anchors" at the authentic Clairemont Square were Whitney's, DeFalco's grocery store, and probably a 5 & 10 cent store (don't bear in mind the name, it was not Woolworth nevertheless, perhaps Cornet). Around 1986 or so I rented a home in Clairemont-Mesa. I needed furniture and to my shock Walker-Scott at Clairemont Square was closing and promoting all the fixtures. I purchased this extremely sturdy show cupboard with a pretend laminated wood finish. I've dragged that factor round with me for many years.

In 1987 the company sold shares and became a penny inventory listed in the pink sheets as SATH. By 1993 the company was struggling to attain profitability. Paul Cowell the majority shareholder sold the company to venture capitalist JD Clinton and his partners. Kent Lillie moved from General Manager of Fox TV in Atlanta to turn into the CEO. Under new leadership the company moved to a new campus in Nashville Tennessee and opened a state-of-the-art digital manufacturing / broadcast facility with studios and an in home call middle. Shop at Home turned a cable and broadcast media firm purchasing cable time and buying tv stations. Under the FCC rules all native cable firms "should carry" native programing at no cost to an area broadcaster.

Palm Springs (Store #11--Tahquitz & McCallum in Palm Springs). Among Us Gift Shop had a gigantic chandelier in it that was removed by the new tenants, Buffams. I understand the location is vacant right now. This retailer was originally a Penny's retailer in the 50s or 60s.

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