A short change in the show, later, blocked the player with an old "fence" coming out of the wall, in order to stop the player in moving any further, and the THUNDER would just make me jump!! I remember one young lady as a contestant just let out a short, but effective SCREAM! She'd go inside the wall where the Shenanighoul was waiting with two boxes (that music didn't help me, either - lol), and come out with either a good or bad prize. I believe the "Shenanighoul" was about four or five spaces from the finish line, and if memory serves me right (doesn't seem like over 40 years ago), the first season only allowed the player to enter, if he/she landed on the spot. Random lights (a la "Press Your Luck") would flash very quickly in any spot until the 'presser' (could have been a parent of the contestant) would press the button to stop the light on a number, which would stay lighted, and that's how the player got to move to the selected spot. The numbers were all up on the wall, along with the letters of "S-H-E-N-A-N-I-G-A-N-S" and the numbers 1 through 6 were randomly below each of the letters. I can tell you that I've not seen anything on YouTube or anything on this, since I saw the show in 1964 and early 1965. I appreciate all the comments, as they brought back some great memories of this to me, and was I was glued to the set for this show. “The business and its many employees will no doubt benefit immensely from the transaction as the company continues to grow and prosper in the future.Jonesy74-1 hit the nail on the head with the "Shenanighoul" (but it did look like a 'griffin' in a way), and scared the heebee-jeebies outta me, but it was fun watching the entire show. “It was a great pleasure to work for the RAM Restaurant group and help them form an employee-owned organization,” said Milstein. “Forming an employee-owned company was another way for us to give back to the community, and it recognizes the hard work of each and every team member who has helped grow The RAM into the award-winning family of restaurants it has become,” Iverson added.ĬSG Partners Managing Director Eitan Milstein led the transaction team. “For over 40 years we have focused on building family-oriented restaurants that contribute to the communities they serve,” said RAM President Jeff Iverson. The announcement of this “Holiday Bonus” from the Iverson brothers came as a surprise to The RAM team as word spread this past Friday of their good fortune. Moving forward into 2015 and beyond, both Jeff and Dave Iverson will continue to lead and grow The RAM along with the senior leadership team. The ESOP structure will allow The RAM to remain independent and dedicated to its mission of providing superior quality food and ice-cold craft beers in its community-focused restaurants. As a result, they elected to implement an ESOP to create that “ownership culture” in their own restaurant and brewery locations. Dave Iverson, COO of RAM said, “The ESOP is our opportunity to give back to our outstanding RAM restaurant team and to tangibly recognize their commitment to the company and to our guests.” Iverson went on to say, “We wanted to share with all of those who have helped us in achieving the success we enjoy.”Īfter observing the growing in popularity of ESOPs among breweries and restaurant groups alike, the Iversons recognized that employee-owned companies evolve and grow for the better. Stock is allocated to team members over time at no cost to them. The Ram’s team members acquired this ownership through a newly formed Employee Ownership Stock Plan (ESOP). Having been family owned since its inception, now the business is owned by their extended family of 2,000 employees. Since this time the brewers at The RAM have been awarded over 100 medals from institutions as prestigious as the NABA and GABF. & Potts Restaurant & Brewery and CI Shenanigans. These include The RAM Restaurant & Brewery with three locations in Oregon at Clackamas Town Center, Wilsonville, and Salem, C.B. Over the past 40 years the company has expanded to more than 30 restaurants and 3 distinct brands. The RAM began back in 1971 with their first location in Lakewood, Washington. Yesterday The RAM Family of Restaurants and Breweries announced that it has become an employee owned company. A change in ownership has taken place at The RAM Restaurant and Brewery.
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