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Toronto Adman Terry Hill created Let's free enterprise ads that have won applause in the business world
Toronto Adman Terry Hill created Let's free enterprise ads that have won applause in the business world

Toronto Adman Terry Hill created Let's free enterprise ads that have won applause in the business world

Date2/3/1977
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0128409F
Taking a breather during his daily regimen of seven miles of jogging, adman Terry O'Malley points to famous slogan he created for Loblaws
Taking a breather during his daily regimen of seven miles of jogging, adman Terry O'Malley points to famous slogan he created for Loblaws
8/24/1977
Co-founder: Glen Dennis of Tel-Ad Advisors Ltd. says it counsels clients on how to cut the cost of advertising in the Yellow Pages and has had no trouble placing such ads for clients from B.C. to Manitoba.
Co-founder: Glen Dennis of Tel-Ad Advisors Ltd. says it counsels clients on how to cut the cost of advertising in the Yellow Pages and has had no trouble placing such ads for clients from B.C. to Manitoba.
7/10/1984
Toronto's the best city in North America for living, says Terry Hill, who came from Detroit ad agency. It's expensive, but rewarding.
Toronto's the best city in North America for living, says Terry Hill, who came from Detroit ad agency. It's expensive, but rewarding.
5/31/1973
Roger Enrico: The Pepsi-Cola U.S.A. president concedes it was very difficult to agree to pay pop singer Michael Jackson an unprecedented $5 million (U.S.) for highly successful ads and sponsorship of his 1984 tour.
Roger Enrico: The Pepsi-Cola U.S.A. president concedes it was very difficult to agree to pay pop singer Michael Jackson an unprecedented $5 million (U.S.) for highly successful ads and sponsorship of his 1984 tour.
10/29/1986
Strategy session: David Cravit, left, of Saffer Cravit and Freedman, goes over some newspaper ads with Doug Stewart, vice-president of marketing for Miracle Food Mart, which fired the first volley in the war.
Strategy session: David Cravit, left, of Saffer Cravit and Freedman, goes over some newspaper ads with Doug Stewart, vice-president of marketing for Miracle Food Mart, which fired the first volley in the war.
12/7/1981
By Jane Mussett, Special to The Star, That handsome face in the Brogue ads belongs to no mere model
By Jane Mussett, Special to The Star, That handsome face in the Brogue ads belongs to no mere model
8/30/1983
Hopeful publisher Dick Bailey, 28, has an idea he feels could enable inventive people to make money by creating new products desired by manufactures. Bailey plans to put out a magazine filled with ads placed by manufacturers giving details of as-yet-uninvented items that they'd like to produce.
Hopeful publisher Dick Bailey, 28, has an idea he feels could enable inventive people to make money by creating new products desired by manufactures. Bailey plans to put out a magazine filled with ads placed by manufacturers giving details of as-yet-uninvented items that they'd like to produce.
6/14/1971
Invisible wall of opposition greeted bearded Mike Bazilli when he imported 50 Russian diesel tractors to Oakville last spring. He says farmers couldn't get bank loans to buy them, publications refused his ads and other machinery companies cancelled their distribution agreements with him.
Invisible wall of opposition greeted bearded Mike Bazilli when he imported 50 Russian diesel tractors to Oakville last spring. He says farmers couldn't get bank loans to buy them, publications refused his ads and other machinery companies cancelled their distribution agreements with him.
10/27/1970
Too much freedom?: Whatever happened to the concept of the individual being responsible for his own wellbeing, asks Jerry Borins, owner of the Wheat Sheaf Tavern, in reply to letter to The Star calling for a ban on beer ads. Surely we are being legislated to death, he says.
Too much freedom?: Whatever happened to the concept of the individual being responsible for his own wellbeing, asks Jerry Borins, owner of the Wheat Sheaf Tavern, in reply to letter to The Star calling for a ban on beer ads. Surely we are being legislated to death, he says.
7/30/1980
Mobile advertising: Harold Gold, who acts as national sales co-ordinator for Crawl-Ads, shows a model of the message screen that would be installed in the front Passenger seat of cabs
Mobile advertising: Harold Gold, who acts as national sales co-ordinator for Crawl-Ads, shows a model of the message screen that would be installed in the front Passenger seat of cabs
1/7/1985
Like let's have some action, dad, whispers Clem Hambourg's beatnik friend: Clem's wife approves because she's the one who created the blonde doll and more than 30 other caricatures from jazz world
Like let's have some action, dad, whispers Clem Hambourg's beatnik friend: Clem's wife approves because she's the one who created the blonde doll and more than 30 other caricatures from jazz world
10/6/1962
Let's go, Jays: John Sutherland, 90 today, loves the Blue Jays - and the only thing that would make him love them more is if they could win the World Series
Let's go, Jays: John Sutherland, 90 today, loves the Blue Jays - and the only thing that would make him love them more is if they could win the World Series
7/27/1984