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Neville Kirchmann: He's planning a United Way campaign that's upbeat, fun and lively.
Neville Kirchmann: He's planning a United Way campaign that's upbeat, fun and lively.

Neville Kirchmann: He's planning a United Way campaign that's upbeat, fun and lively.

Date11/26/1986
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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
Ballot battle: Neville Kirchmann, Coke's Canadian president, wasnts you to cast your vote for the new real thing or the old one to help him decide whether Canada, too, will see old Coke pop back into the market
Ballot battle: Neville Kirchmann, Coke's Canadian president, wasnts you to cast your vote for the new real thing or the old one to help him decide whether Canada, too, will see old Coke pop back into the market
7/11/1985
Neville Kirchmann
Neville Kirchmann
1/22/1981
Neville Kirchmann pres. of Coke Canada.
Neville Kirchmann pres. of Coke Canada.
4/23/1985
Coke challenge. Comedian Bill Cosby (left) clowns with Canadian Coca-Cola president Neville W. Kirchmann in Toronto as Coke announces new sales drive (...)
Coke challenge. Comedian Bill Cosby (left) clowns with Canadian Coca-Cola president Neville W. Kirchmann in Toronto as Coke announces new sales drive (...)
1/22/1981
Battle: Coca-Cola Canada president Neville Kirchmann (left) and Pepsi marketing vice-president Ron McEachern (top)
Battle: Coca-Cola Canada president Neville Kirchmann (left) and Pepsi marketing vice-president Ron McEachern (top)
6/27/1985
Neville Kirchmann
Neville Kirchmann
11/26/1986
He's not overweight but advertising man Ken Borden says that's only because you don't get fat just tasting. Cooking is more than a hobby for him - he's already taken seven different night courses and says these courses aren't work, they're fun.
He's not overweight but advertising man Ken Borden says that's only because you don't get fat just tasting. Cooking is more than a hobby for him - he's already taken seven different night courses and says these courses aren't work, they're fun.
9/6/1979
Planning a Campaign that's smail by other parties' standards but the most lavish the Ontario NDP has ever attempted are, from left, publicity organize(...)
Planning a Campaign that's smail by other parties' standards but the most lavish the Ontario NDP has ever attempted are, from left, publicity organize(...)
8/12/1975
Snakes can be fun, says Jim Lovisek. That's an all-black garter snake he's holding.
Snakes can be fun, says Jim Lovisek. That's an all-black garter snake he's holding.
2/23/1979
Just park it: Greg Cotreau doesn't have much time for long-distance bicycle riding any more. That's because he's too busy spreading the word about the bicycle storage system his business is built around. The device was designed by a retired RCMP sergeant, Terry Smith, and it promises to end the clutter of bikes parked every which way.
Just park it: Greg Cotreau doesn't have much time for long-distance bicycle riding any more. That's because he's too busy spreading the word about the bicycle storage system his business is built around. The device was designed by a retired RCMP sergeant, Terry Smith, and it promises to end the clutter of bikes parked every which way.
3/10/1989
External affairs minster Paul Martin, left, is a candidate with experience - that's the way he's seen by many delegates to next weeks Ottawa conventio(...)
External affairs minster Paul Martin, left, is a candidate with experience - that's the way he's seen by many delegates to next weeks Ottawa conventio(...)
3/25/1968