Ross Sullivan in Santa Cruz

[doranchak]

According to that article, Charles Henning was 18 in 1969.

This 1977 article mentions "Michael Charles Henning", age 26, fined for drunken driving.

[morf13]

According to that article, Charles Henning was 18 in 1969.

This 1977 article mentions "Michael Charles Henning", age 26, fined for drunken driving.

I can try to reach him to see if he is the right guy.

[Paul_Averly]

BTW, there was a stationary store in Santa Cruz a very short walk from Ross's place.

SC_Store.jpg

Remember, Katz mentioned Ross was into "art painting." Considering how close he lived, the odds are very high he would shop at this place.

[doranchak]

Ok, that is very interesting. One of the ads mentions they sell "Zodiac" stationery!



Source: Santa Cruz Sentinel, 20 Jul 1969, Sun, Page 20

When did he start using the name Zodiac? The August 4th 1969 letter? That's only a few weeks after that ad ran.

[doranchak]

This one mentions GIbson cards:



From Graysmith:

"The card had come originally with only one peering 'evil eye.' Zodiac had added twelve more, and had given the printed skeleton eyes as well. The cutout skeleton on the inside was portrayed in a mock crucifixion. The card was manufactured by the Gibson card company."

[doranchak]

Ok, even more Zync: In 1960, that stationery shop sold Mikado tickets!



Source: Santa Cruz Sentinel (Santa Cruz, California) · Tue, Apr 5, 1960 · Page 6

[doranchak]

History of the store: http://stores.gopalace.com/wp-content/u ... 06_rev.pdf

[doranchak]

This appears to have been next door to the Palace Stationers store:



Source: Santa Cruz Sentinel (Santa Cruz, California) · Fri, Jul 16, 1971 · Page 21

[morf13]

Wow Dave,those are good finds, and Paul,that original find is cool too

[doranchak]

The store's Halloween ad (Source: Santa Cruz Sentinel (Santa Cruz, California) · Thu, Oct 22, 1970 · Page 12):



Cards and cut outs? Just in time to put together Avery's halloween card (Oct 27, 1970)?