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Closing the gap between the needs of United Appeal agencies and the money collected last year is necessary, Appeal campaign chairman Norman Paton says. [Incomplete]
Closing the gap between the needs of United Appeal agencies and the money collected last year is necessary, Appeal campaign chairman Norman Paton says. [Incomplete]

Closing the gap between the needs of United Appeal agencies and the money collected last year is necessary, Appeal campaign chairman Norman Paton says. [Incomplete]

Date6/1/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Closing the gap between the needs of United Appeal agencies and the money collected last year is necessary, Appeal campaign chairman Norman Paton says. [Incomplete]
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Individual contributions will make the difference between a successful United Appeal and a return to the law of the jungle among competing agencies, says chairman Norman Paton
Individual contributions will make the difference between a successful United Appeal and a return to the law of the jungle among competing agencies, says chairman Norman Paton
10/12/1972
Rising costs mean the United Appeal this year must raise $14,120,000 for its 72 participating agencies, Fred Pope, sales manager for Campbell Soup Co
Rising costs mean the United Appeal this year must raise $14,120,000 for its 72 participating agencies, Fred Pope, sales manager for Campbell Soup Co
9/7/1972
Cool cash representing the United Way's $16.2 million goal surrounds campaign chairman William Christener deep in vaults of a Metro Bank. There is is folks . . . that's exactly what we need. Let's go out and get it, Christener said as he kicked off campaign early yesterday for the media. Official appeal kick-off starts tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Nathan Phillips Square and you're invited.
Cool cash representing the United Way's $16.2 million goal surrounds campaign chairman William Christener deep in vaults of a Metro Bank. There is is folks . . . that's exactly what we need. Let's go out and get it, Christener said as he kicked off campaign early yesterday for the media. Official appeal kick-off starts tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Nathan Phillips Square and you're invited.
9/22/1977
Hawaiian Appeal, Miss United Appeal, Marion Wright, 18, tries Hawaiian dancing to the playing of campaign chairman John D. King at the first report lu(...)
Hawaiian Appeal, Miss United Appeal, Marion Wright, 18, tries Hawaiian dancing to the playing of campaign chairman John D. King at the first report lu(...)
10/1/1963
Effort: Harry Pilkington, campaign chairman for this year's United Appeal a hug and a free food sample from Muriel Burns, 90, when he visited her Parkdale department
Effort: Harry Pilkington, campaign chairman for this year's United Appeal a hug and a free food sample from Muriel Burns, 90, when he visited her Parkdale department
8/19/1981
To the rescue: Wayne Renwick says firms like Mobile Alarm Response Service which he started act as a buffer between monitoring agencies and the police
To the rescue: Wayne Renwick says firms like Mobile Alarm Response Service which he started act as a buffer between monitoring agencies and the police
7/18/1989
The United Appeal is now the United Way and the familiar feather has been replaced with a symbol indicating It's in your hands, campaign chairman Will(...)
The United Appeal is now the United Way and the familiar feather has been replaced with a symbol indicating It's in your hands, campaign chairman Will(...)
10/1/1973
John M. Munro, 67, a former Canadian Football League player and referee who retired two years ago as president and director of agencies of Canada Life Assurance Co., is a vigorous senior who swims, plays golf and walks a lot year-round. [Incomplete]
John M. Munro, 67, a former Canadian Football League player and referee who retired two years ago as president and director of agencies of Canada Life Assurance Co., is a vigorous senior who swims, plays golf and walks a lot year-round. [Incomplete]
6/8/1981
Happy family atmosphere provided by religious groups such as this Toronto gathering of the Children of God appeals to the needs and vulnerability of t(...)
Happy family atmosphere provided by religious groups such as this Toronto gathering of the Children of God appeals to the needs and vulnerability of t(...)
6/15/1972
Simpson's $245,000 swells fund, United Appeal campaign chairman William M
Simpson's $245,000 swells fund, United Appeal campaign chairman William M
11/1/1962
Bring on the work. All set to dig into his task, Allan Burton, new chairman of the United Appeal campaign of Metropolitan Toronto, rolls up his sleeves for work
Bring on the work. All set to dig into his task, Allan Burton, new chairman of the United Appeal campaign of Metropolitan Toronto, rolls up his sleeves for work
6/27/1961
Linda Leslie, Miss United Appeal, holds ears as bell opens the campaign, In on the ringing ceremony are UA chairman Charles Brower (centre) and William Ingram
Linda Leslie, Miss United Appeal, holds ears as bell opens the campaign, In on the ringing ceremony are UA chairman Charles Brower (centre) and William Ingram
10/14/1965