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Stretching a point: Saul Spears, president of Premdor Inc
Stretching a point: Saul Spears, president of Premdor Inc

Stretching a point: Saul Spears, president of Premdor Inc

Date4/7/1988
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Object NumberTSPA_0134228F
Poised for rebound: Premdor president Phillip Orsino, left, holds gift from chairman Sol Spears.
Poised for rebound: Premdor president Phillip Orsino, left, holds gift from chairman Sol Spears.
6/17/1991
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
Helen and Doug Spears with their sons Lenny, 14, and David, 11
Helen and Doug Spears with their sons Lenny, 14, and David, 11
12/13/1985
Plotting Future: Vice-president Stephan Thomas, left, Saul and Marllyn Merrick and son Steven Merrick, build 200 to 250 high-end homes yearly in Metro
Plotting Future: Vice-president Stephan Thomas, left, Saul and Marllyn Merrick and son Steven Merrick, build 200 to 250 high-end homes yearly in Metro
4/6/1992
Grand repast: Saul Baker, 70, serves wife, Esther, gourmet dinner made in Saul's kitchen.
Grand repast: Saul Baker, 70, serves wife, Esther, gourmet dinner made in Saul's kitchen.
5/28/1980
It's a Deal: Ramada President Wilfried Grau and Walter Prychidny, president of TransaAmerica Inc., left, announce Joint venture In Toronto yesterday.
It's a Deal: Ramada President Wilfried Grau and Walter Prychidny, president of TransaAmerica Inc., left, announce Joint venture In Toronto yesterday.
6/2/1992
New president: Management titles have yet to be decided but Frank Lamont, managing partner of Richardson Securities of Canada, will probably be president when the merger of that firm and Greenshields Inc
New president: Management titles have yet to be decided but Frank Lamont, managing partner of Richardson Securities of Canada, will probably be president when the merger of that firm and Greenshields Inc
6/29/1982
Generating Images: Arthur Bell, vice-president (left), and Stephen Bingham, president of Alias Research Inc., say their system is used to design everything from watches to salad dressing jars.
Generating Images: Arthur Bell, vice-president (left), and Stephen Bingham, president of Alias Research Inc., say their system is used to design everything from watches to salad dressing jars.
6/30/1988
New president: Ueli Spring, 36, a three-year veteran of Magna International, has been named as president of its spin-off firm, Cosma International Inc
New president: Ueli Spring, 36, a three-year veteran of Magna International, has been named as president of its spin-off firm, Cosma International Inc
3/16/1987
Keeping options open: Leaning on a jeep his company built, William Carroll, president of American Motors (Canada) Inc., says all the reports about a huge Quebec automotive operation by AMC mystify him. But he's open to any offers.
Keeping options open: Leaning on a jeep his company built, William Carroll, president of American Motors (Canada) Inc., says all the reports about a huge Quebec automotive operation by AMC mystify him. But he's open to any offers.
4/11/1986
Toby condliffe: Make choices based on a fund's long-term track record, the executive vide president at Midland Walwyn inc. advises.
Toby condliffe: Make choices based on a fund's long-term track record, the executive vide president at Midland Walwyn inc. advises.
12/27/1991
Better than expected: Leonard Croft, president of Mattel Canada Inc., says video game and catridge sales this year will be much higher than the $200 million estimated for 1982.
Better than expected: Leonard Croft, president of Mattel Canada Inc., says video game and catridge sales this year will be much higher than the $200 million estimated for 1982.
1/17/1983