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New partners

New partners

Date2/6/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: New partners: A and W president Ross Cunningham, left, and Coca-Cola president Neville Kirchmann say their marketing agreement will increase sales of both companies. Coca-Cola will bottle and distribute A and W root beer, while A and W will carry Coke products in its 260 restaurant outlets. The company chiefs were in Toronto yesterday to discuss the deal.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0060079F
Wing maker: Tibor Szakall, one of the partners in The Wing Machine, holds a tray of baked wings produced at the partners' store on Carlton St.
Wing maker: Tibor Szakall, one of the partners in The Wing Machine, holds a tray of baked wings produced at the partners' store on Carlton St.
3/23/1988
50-50 Partners. The huge deal will see Molson and Carling's Australian owners, Elders IXL Ltd., become 50/50 partners. At left is John Elliott, chairm(...)
50-50 Partners. The huge deal will see Molson and Carling's Australian owners, Elders IXL Ltd., become 50/50 partners. At left is John Elliott, chairm(...)
1/18/1989
Poor Alex Partners: Leah Cherniak of Theatre Columbus, left, Crow Theatre's Deborah Porter and Dean Gilmour of Theatre Smith-Gilmour have high hopes and modest goals for their new digs
Poor Alex Partners: Leah Cherniak of Theatre Columbus, left, Crow Theatre's Deborah Porter and Dean Gilmour of Theatre Smith-Gilmour have high hopes and modest goals for their new digs
3/18/1987
Getting into the swing of the song, New Christy Mintrel Bill Zorn (left), partners John Anthony at concert by U
Getting into the swing of the song, New Christy Mintrel Bill Zorn (left), partners John Anthony at concert by U
7/17/1972
Doggone Partners: That's Buddy, the Peel Regional police force's new drug-sniffing, crime-busting pooch, and handler Mike Bowman
Doggone Partners: That's Buddy, the Peel Regional police force's new drug-sniffing, crime-busting pooch, and handler Mike Bowman
1/14/1993
James Demeroutis, and his partners spent $2,000 this week on a party for friends and bank managers to celebrate the opening of their new restaurant. It was just one more start-up cost to add to the $12 million bill to open Toronto's first St. Hubert Bar-B
James Demeroutis, and his partners spent $2,000 this week on a party for friends and bank managers to celebrate the opening of their new restaurant. It was just one more start-up cost to add to the $12 million bill to open Toronto's first St. Hubert Bar-B
3/5/1981
John Hear, managing partner of Peat Marwick and Partners, established the firm in Vancouver 17 years ago with a staff of six persons
John Hear, managing partner of Peat Marwick and Partners, established the firm in Vancouver 17 years ago with a staff of six persons
8/9/1974
Moving up the ranks: Rocco Marcello, president of investment dealer Davidson Partners Ltd
Moving up the ranks: Rocco Marcello, president of investment dealer Davidson Partners Ltd
7/28/1983
In step: Carolyn and Phillip Cowan of California psychologists and professors originally from Toronto, detailed their baby study in When Partners Become Parents: The Big Life Changes for Couples.
In step: Carolyn and Phillip Cowan of California psychologists and professors originally from Toronto, detailed their baby study in When Partners Become Parents: The Big Life Changes for Couples.
5/19/1992
Flat fee approach: When Norm Spears saw success of California entrepreneur's Wheels 'n Deals business, he bought idea the with partners, including wife Claudette, set up U-Sell used car sales facility in Toronto
Flat fee approach: When Norm Spears saw success of California entrepreneur's Wheels 'n Deals business, he bought idea the with partners, including wife Claudette, set up U-Sell used car sales facility in Toronto
8/8/1980
Playing partners
Playing partners
4/5/1983
Artful partners: Diane Harbecke, left, and Mary House sell their hand-painted designs under the label Wearable Art
Artful partners: Diane Harbecke, left, and Mary House sell their hand-painted designs under the label Wearable Art
1/14/1986