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Expo salesman, Jim Pattison, receiving award from the Sales and Marketing Executives of Toronto, agrees Canada's in a big mess
Expo salesman, Jim Pattison, receiving award from the Sales and Marketing Executives of Toronto, agrees Canada's in a big mess

Expo salesman, Jim Pattison, receiving award from the Sales and Marketing Executives of Toronto, agrees Canada's in a big mess

Date11/20/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Expo salesman, Jim Pattison, receiving award from the Sales and Marketing Executives of Toronto, agrees Canada's in a big mess.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0072728F
Mess of shingles: James S. Smith, vice-president of sales and marketing at Jeffrey Craig Ltd., rummages through the mess in front of loading dock.
Mess of shingles: James S. Smith, vice-president of sales and marketing at Jeffrey Craig Ltd., rummages through the mess in front of loading dock.
11/27/1990
Expo fever, Jim Pattison, right, can look at the success of Expo 86 it nears the halfway mark of its run with a lot of satisfaction
Expo fever, Jim Pattison, right, can look at the success of Expo 86 it nears the halfway mark of its run with a lot of satisfaction
4/13/1986
Scott Murray wife Lynne sales and marketing awards
Scott Murray wife Lynne sales and marketing awards
10/12/1994
Management of the Westbury Hotel - four women, lanking Gunther Kaufmann, vice-president and general from left: Eileen Savage, sales manager, Ruth Graham, director of marketing and sales, Claudia Burt, hotel manger, and Shirley Jones, director of public relations
Management of the Westbury Hotel - four women, lanking Gunther Kaufmann, vice-president and general from left: Eileen Savage, sales manager, Ruth Graham, director of marketing and sales, Claudia Burt, hotel manger, and Shirley Jones, director of public relations
9/20/1978
Drumming up business: Mel Cooper, a radio station owner in Victoria in change of getting corporate sponsors for Vancouver's Expo 86, speaks to the Broadcast Executives Society at the Sheraton Centre. Sitting to his left are Society president Michael Kennerley and director Marge Anthony.
Drumming up business: Mel Cooper, a radio station owner in Victoria in change of getting corporate sponsors for Vancouver's Expo 86, speaks to the Broadcast Executives Society at the Sheraton Centre. Sitting to his left are Society president Michael Kennerley and director Marge Anthony.
1/15/1986
Jimmy Pattison, left, the tough chief of Expo, discusses the fair with director Herb Capozzi
Jimmy Pattison, left, the tough chief of Expo, discusses the fair with director Herb Capozzi
4/13/1986
Changes in City-TV format are discussed by executive editor Ron Haggart (centre) with Bob Cezar, engineering, Jim West, sales, David Ruskin, station m(...)
Changes in City-TV format are discussed by executive editor Ron Haggart (centre) with Bob Cezar, engineering, Jim West, sales, David Ruskin, station m(...)
5/17/1973
High-flying salesman Mike Kilburn, who helped beat a sales deadline for the Dash 7 Short-takeoff-and-landing airplane by selling five of tghe craft to Ethopian Airlines, strolls back home in North York with wife Pat and daughter Erika
High-flying salesman Mike Kilburn, who helped beat a sales deadline for the Dash 7 Short-takeoff-and-landing airplane by selling five of tghe craft to Ethopian Airlines, strolls back home in North York with wife Pat and daughter Erika
6/27/1975
Super hot dog salesman is Manfred Doblinger president of VS services Ltd., which sold nearly one million hot dogs at Exhibition stadium last year. He may get permission to sell beer this summer but he's not too enthusiastic about the idea. It would be expensive, and - horros - cut down hot dog sales.
Super hot dog salesman is Manfred Doblinger president of VS services Ltd., which sold nearly one million hot dogs at Exhibition stadium last year. He may get permission to sell beer this summer but he's not too enthusiastic about the idea. It would be expensive, and - horros - cut down hot dog sales.
2/21/1978
Salesman Bernie Morin of The Peacock men's shop shows off one of new wide ties, part of a booming new $20 million-a-year business. Output, sales are soaring
Salesman Bernie Morin of The Peacock men's shop shows off one of new wide ties, part of a booming new $20 million-a-year business. Output, sales are soaring
2/27/1970
More recognition: Toronto sprinter Ben Johnson, left, is congratulated by Lieutenant-Governor Lincoln Alexander after receiving Toronto Sun award as Canada's outstanding athlete yesterday
More recognition: Toronto sprinter Ben Johnson, left, is congratulated by Lieutenant-Governor Lincoln Alexander after receiving Toronto Sun award as Canada's outstanding athlete yesterday
2/4/1987
Kisses for Gary: Star columnist Gary Lautens got a big kiss on the cheek from Jean Bradley, chairman of the Stephen Leacock awards committee after receiving the Leacock Memorial Award for Humor for his book, Take My Family
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