LETTER TO WILLIAM H. WEBSTER FROM LEO GREENLAND

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-SMITH/GREENLAND INCORPORATED; ADVERTISING 555 WEST57TH STREET, NEW YORK, N.Y 10019 [phone]
December 3, 1987
Mr. William H. Webster
Director of Central Intelligence
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 2050
Thank you for your letter of
November
20th.
I
certainly understand the weight of
are carrying in your new position.
the schedule
you
After hearing,,you speak at the Chief Executive
Organization's seminar last fall in Washington, I
went away inspired not only because of what you said,
but the sincerity in which you presented your thoughts.
It is important that business people who influence
thousands of other people help you revitalize the
image and integrity of the CIA. The platform we pro-
vide is unique because of the top level businessmen
and women who would attend our breakfast.
Is it at all possible to select a Tuesday, Wednes-
day, or Thursday morning in March, 1988 to welcome you
to New York and have you address our very interested
audience?
I want to take this time to wish you and your.
family good health, happiness and fulfillment for 1988.
Sincerely yours,
LG: ac
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Director of Public
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ADMINISTRATIV0NTERNAL USE ONLY
RE: Speaking Invitation
Smith/Greenland Breakfast Series
Bankers Trust Building
280 Park Avenue
New York City
1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 10 December
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Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Smith/Greenland Company has
invited you to address one of the Smith/Greenland Breakfast Series on 1, 2, 3,
or 8, 9, 10 December in New York City at the Bankers Trust Building from 8:30
- 10:00 a.m. The suggested format is 20 minutes of remarks followed by 10
minutes of questions and answers. The topic would be of your choice. You
could expect an audience of 150 - 200 Chairmen of the Board, Presidents and
Vice Presidents of such leading companies as Nabisco, Citicorp, Sony, and
Pfizer. Although the press does not cover the breakfasts as media events,
leaders in the publishing industry would be present.
Smith/Greenland is a highly successful profit-oriented advertising firm
that handles such accounts as the New York City Department of General
Services, Somerset liquor account (billings run $23 - $27 million), and
Faberge men's McGregor cologne ($2 - $3 million). (See opposite for news
articles.) According to the breakfast program, the purpose is to broaden
horizons of the advertising people and their clients. "Each speaker
represents an interface with our society at large. By listening and
exchanging views, we add new windows to our own world." Speakers are invited
to address the different problems that confront today's world in order to
educate the members of the audience. The Breakfasts are gratis for all
attendees. Previous speakers have been Admiral Hyman Rickover,
John Cardinal O'Connor and Admiral Stansfield Turer in 1982 after leaving the
CIA. (See brochure opposite for list of previous speakers.)
As you remember, you met Mr. Greenland when you spoke at the CEO Breakfast
in October. I believe these breakfasts serve a dual purpose of entertaining
clients as well as advertising for new ones, and I think you should decline
this invitation. As Director of Central Intelligence, I do not believe that
you should be involved in that type of program. If you agree, please sign the
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Central Intelligence Agency
Washington. D. C. 20505
2A NOV 1987
Mr. Leo Greenland
Chief Executive Officer
Smith/Greenland Incorporated, Advertising
555 West 57th Street
New York, N.Y. 10019
Dear Mr. Greenland:
Many thanks for your invitation to speak at the Smith/Greenland Breakfast
Series the early part of December in New York City. In my new position as
Director of Central Intelligence, my schedule is heavily committed and I am
unable to accept the honor. It was good meeting you when you were in
Washington attending the Chief Executive Organization's seminar.
Best wishes for a successful breakfast series.
Sincerely yours,
William H. Webster
Director of Central Intelligence
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SMITH/GREENLAND INCORPORATED, ADVERTISING 555 WEST 57TH STREET, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10019 [phone]
LEO GREENLAND. CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
October 29, 1987
Mr. William M. Baker
Director, Public Affairs
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
Dear Mr. Baker:
It was a real treat meeting and listening to Judge
William Webster. He represents everything that is good
in America.
We will be honored to have Judge Webster speak at
our breakfast December 1st, 2nd or 3rd, or 8th, 9th or
10th.
Our audience is a very special one. It is comprised
of some of the most influential, prestigious business-
men and women from companies across the entire business
spectrum. They are Chairmen of the Board, Presidents
and Vice Presidents who would be most interested in
hearing Judge Webster's message.
Each of our previous speakers has participated on a
pro bono basis because of the quality of the audience.
The breakfasts are held at 8:30AM and conclude by 10:OOAM
so that the entire day is free for other commitments.
The location is in the Bankers Trust Building, 280 Park
Avenue, on the luxurious 10th floor conference area.
Approximately 150 to 200 attend, by invitation only.
As you can see by the enclosed invitation, our
former guest speakers have included Admiral Stansfield
Turner, General John W. Vessey, Jr., Admiral Hyman G.
Rockover and John Cardinal O'Connor.
I would need a photograph and biography of the Judge.
I hope any of the above dates will be agreeable and
look forward to hearing from you.
Cordially
LG: ac
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1987 Advertising Age, September 14, 1987
York Stock Exchange, for ADVO's help in locating missing children; Photo 5, A
polo party at the Greenwich (Conn.) Polo Club sponsored by M and Somerset
Group's Pimm's Cup brought together Leo Greenland, president, Smith/Greenland;
Rita Greenland; Kathryn. Zinn, national advertising manager, M; Roger Slone,
senior VP-marketing director, Somerset Group; Pam Armstrong; and Richard
Armstrong, president, Moet-Hennessy U.S. Group; Photo 6., Starting a three-city
tour to introduce USA Network's fall programming to the ad community are Robert
Klein, star of the "Robert Klein Time" show, and three USA Network execs ...
Copyright @ 1987 A/S/M Communications, Inc.;
ADWEEK
September 14, 1987, Eastern Edition
SECTION: ACCOUNT ACQUISITIONS
LENGTH: 47 words
HEADLINE: Smith/Greenland Wins N.Y.C. Biz
DATELINE: NEW YORK
BODY:
Smith/Greenland has been appointed by the New York City Board of Estimate
to be the advertising agency for the New York City Department of General
Services. The department's ad budget, which is similar to the budgets of other
city departments, will be more than $ 1 million.
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ADWEEK
September 14, 1987, Eastern Edition
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LENGTH: 713 words
BUDGET CLIENT/BRAND ... CONTENDERS
Smith/Greenland, N.Y.
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m 1987 The New York Times, September 8, 1987
September 8, 1987, Tuesday, Late City Final Edition
SECTION: Section D; Page 16, Column 4; Financial Desk
LENGTH: 69 words
HEADLINE: Advertising;
Johnnie Walker Brands Go to Smith/Greenland
BYLINE: By Isadore Barmash
BODY:
Smith/Greenland Inc., which has been the agency for the Johnnie Walker
brands, Tanqueray, Pimm's and John Begg for the last 20 years, has been retained
to handle those brands by Schieffelin & Somerset, a new joint venture of the
Guinness and Moet-Hennessy companies.
The budget is in the $22 million to $27 million range. Smith/Greenland
the master contract agency for Guinness brands in North America.
ORGANIZATION: SMITH/GREENLAND INC; SCHIEFFELIN & SOMERSET
Copyright a 1987 Crain Communications, Inc.;
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September 7, 1987
SECTION: LAST MINUTE NEWS; Pg. 1
LENGTH: 59 words
HEADLINE: S/G keeps Somerset
DATELINE: NEW YORK
BODY:
Schieffelin & Somerset will keep the Somerset liquor account, billing some
$23 million to $27 million, at Smith/Greenland, sources say. Brands include
Johnnie Walker Red, Johnnie Walker Black,,Tanqueray, Pimm's and John Begg. A
review of the agency's work was prompted by the joint venture of Moet-Hennessy Is
Schieffelin and Guinness PLC's Somerset.
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September 7, 1987, Eastern Edition
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Copyright ? 1987 The New York Times Company;
The New York Times
April 7, 1987, Tuesday, Late City Final Edition
SECTION: Section D; Page 25, Column 4; Financial Desk
LENGTH: 44 words
HEADLINE: ADVERTISING;
Faberge Assignment
BYLINE! By Philip H. Dougherty
BODY:
Although most of its business is at Bozell, Jacobs, Kenyon & Eckhardt,
Faberge has assigned the introduction of its McGregor line of cologne and
aftershave for men to Smith/ Greenland. The budget, according to the agency,
will be from $2 million to $3 million.
ORGANIZATION: SMITH/GREENLAND INC; FABERGE INC
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April 6, 1987
SECTION: LAST MINUTE NEWS; Pg. 8
LENGTH: 747 words
HEADLINE: Other late news
BODY:
... Riunite." Banfi also is rolling out Sunny Apple Riunite, backed by
separate spots themed "I'm an apple lover." Hicks & Greist, New York, handles.
* NEW YORK -- Distillers Somerset Group next month unveils new ads for
Tanqueray gin, in which it will invite consumers to select the upcoming
Wimbledon champs and possibly win a free trip to the 1988 championships.
Smith/Greenland handles.
* RAHWAY, N.J. -- Tofutti Brands next month starts a $2 million national
print and radio campaign for Lite Lite Tofutti, a 90-calorie, 98% fat-free
frozen dessert. Ketchum Advertising, New York, handles.
* HOUSTON -- Coca-Cola Foods on April 20 will break its first consumer
advertising for Minute Maid Light 'n Juicy ...
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1987 Advertising Age, March 26, 1987
Top execs: Barry L. Smith, president; Graham V. Kirt, exec vp; Roger L. Gray,
Jeffrey Millman, sr vps. Employees: 53.
Phone: [phone]. EX]
Smith/Greenland, New York, reported gross income of $6,317,000 in 1986 on
billings of $41,290,000. In 1985, the agency reported gross income of
$6,200,000 on billings of $41,100,000.
.The agency's 1986 U.S. volume consisted of $31,003,430 in media, $3,810,430
In materials and services and $6,476,570 in capitalized fees. Its 1985 U.S.
volume consisted of $30,663,300 in media, $3,700,000 in materials and services
and $6,736,700 in ...
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March 18, 1987, Wednesday, Late City Final Edition
SECTION: Section D; Page 23, Column 2; Financial Desk
LENGTH: 166 words
HEADLINE: ADVERTISING;
Beta Carotene Ads By Smith/Greenland
BYLINE: By Philip H. Dougherty
BODY:
Hoffmann-LaRoche has begun a multimillion-dollar ad campaign through
Smith/Greenland to educate the public to the benefits of beta carotene, the
food substance from green leafy vegetables and orange vegetables the consumption
of which seems to cut down on the incidence of cancer.
The pharmaceutical company is calling it a public-service campaign, but it
does manufacture beta carotene for the pharmaceutical industry.
The first ad in the campaign has the headline ''Beta Carotene just another
health fad? Or does it help reduce cancer ...
ORGANIZATION: HOFFMANN-LA ROCHE INC; SMITH/GREENLAND INC
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ADWEEK
March 16, 1987, Western Advertising News Edition
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? 1987 Advertising Age, January 12, 1987
approve the staff's recommendation to keep its $2 million account at ...
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Advertising Age
January 12, 1987
SECTION: LAST MINUTE NEWS; Pg. 8
LENGTH: 241 words
HEADLINE: OTHER ACCOUNTS MOVING
BODY:
Pfizer Inc.'s Leeming/Pacquin division, New York,. to Smith/Greenland for a
new, undisclosed product set to roll national this year with a,$6 million-plus
budget. Makita USA, Cerritos, Cal., the U.S. unit of Japan's largest
marketer of portable electric tools, to D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles, Los
Angeles, its first agency. Ad spending is expected to reach $5 million. . .
Kinder-Care Learning Centers, Montgomery, Ala., a national chain of child- ...
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ADWEEK
January 12, 1987, Eastern Edition
SECTION: NATIONAL NEWSWIRE
LENGTH: 36 words
HEADLINE: Leeming Picks Smith/Greenland for New Product
DATELINE: NEW YORK
BODY:
Leeming-Pacquin, the consumer-products arm of Pfizer Inc., has tapped
Smith/Greenland for a new-product launch. The billings will be around $ 7
million when the product is introduced nationally later this year.
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ADWEEK
January 12, 1987, Eastern Edition
SECTION: INFORMED SOURCES
LENGTH: 1091 words
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it D. and Helen (Schofield) G.: in. A. Catherine
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Rand Corp.. Washington, 1953-56; dirt. mgr.
956-59: Eastern regional mgr. Stromberg Time
mktg. Digitronics, Inc.. N.Y.C.. 1961-63; prey.
to Monica, Calif., 1963-72; v.p. mktg. Terminal
Calif., 1972-; bd. di M. Westlake (Calif.) Thrift
bs Santa Monica; scoutmaster Boy Scouts Am.,
and Image Mgmt., Internat. Info. Mgmt. Con-
n. So. Calif. (pron. 1968-69). Republican.
Rotary (prey. Westlake Village club 1983-84).
Westlake Village CA 91362 Office: Terminal
Rd Simi Valley CA 93065-6299
All Purpose Chair Corp.; 1950.55: pres. VAL Equipment, Inc., 1950-62; v.p.
Am. Testing Labs., Inc.. 1950.63; sup, personnel, purchases Irving Lampert
Co., 1951-52; account assignment coordinator, advt, contracts dept. New-
sweek. N.Y.C., 1970-78; owner, operator Princess Helen Antiques; pres.
Ifdea M. Greenfield Really Corp.. 1968.79; bus. cons., 1979-. Active New
York Hears Assn.; founder. coordinator, show producer, dir. and hostess
ann. banquet honor of Dr. Manuel Cabral. composer-dir. Mi. Laurel Cit.
Performing Arts. 1960.84. Named Hon. princess Cherokee Tribe by Chief
Rising Sun of Richmond. Va. Mom. Internal. Platform Assn. Club: Order
Eaatcm Star (past matron).
CREENFIELD. SEYMOUR STEPHEN, mechanical engineer; b. Bklyn.,
July 9. 1922; a. Marmon and Yetta (Silfen) G.; in. Eleanor Levy, Oct. 30,
1949; children-Meryl Joy. Bruce Howard. Student. N.Y. U., 19)9.40;
B.Mech. Engring., Poly. Inst. N.Y., 1944. Registered pros. engr.. Calif.,
Conn., Mess., N.J., N.Y., La., Tex., Ohio. Enge. Percival R. Moses Assos.,
N.Y.C.. 1946-47: sr. engr. and asso. Parsons, Brinckerholf. Quade &
Douglas, N.Y.C., 1947-64; partner Parsons. Brinckerhoff. Quade & Douglas,
1964-. chmn. bd.. 1979-; Adviser Manhattan Coll.. N.Y.C. 1974-m-.
devil. council Tex. A&M Sch. Architecture. 1981; chain. transp. adv. co"'.
to Pres. of Poly. Inst. N.Y.. 1985. Served to It. USNR. 1944-46. Recipient
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dustry, 1982; named Transp. Man of Yr., March of Dimes. 1982. Mom. Soc.
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Nat. Acad. Engring. Bldg. Research (me- adv. bd. 1972-), N.Y. C. of C.
and Industry (vice chmn. Transp. Council 1973-). N.Y. State Soc. Pron.
Engrs., ASME, Am. Soc. Heating. Refrigerating and Air Conditioning
Engrs., Moles (trustee, pros. 1986). Home: 215 E 68th St Apt 18F New
York NY 10021 Office: Parsons Brinckcrholf Inc I Penn Pla a New York
NY 10119
GREENFIELD, STEWART It., venture capitalist; b. N.Y.C.. Dec. 8. 1931;
in. Constance Comore; children: Matthew. Joanna. BA, St. Johns Coll.,
Annapolis. Md., 1953. Advanced programming tech. mgr. IBM. Corp..
N.Y.C., 1957-62. product mktg. mgr., 1963-68; cons. corp. staff IBM. Corp.,
Armonk, N.Y.. 1968-71; v.p.. gen. ptnr. DLl Sprout Group. N.Y.C., 1971.
74; chmn. Oak MgmL Corp.. Westport. Conn., 1974-; but, dirs. Telematics
Internat.. Inc., Ft. Lauderdale. Fla., Santa Barbara (Calif.) Labs.. Inc.,
Network Equipment Tnchs.. Redwood City. Calif.. Advanced Bus. Com-
i tions. Inc.. Richardson, Tex. Office: Oak Mgmt Corp 257 Riverside
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GREENLAND, LEO, advt. exec.; h. N.Y.C.. Mar. 4. 1920; a. Jack and Ida
(Abrams) G ; in. Rita Levine, June 29. 1955; children-Seth. An-
drew. Student. New Sch. for Social Research. 1945-47. Pron. Sherwood
Prodns., 1949-52; exec. various advt. agys. 1952.59; pres. Smith/Greenland
Co., Inc., N.Y.C.. 1959-; chmn.. chief exec. officer Smith/Greenland Co.,
Inc.. 1974-; goons lectr. Fordham U. Seh. Communication Arts. 1967-.
Nat. commr. Anti-Defamation League, chmn. radio-TV dept.; but, din.. sec.
Friars Found. Served with AUS, 1943-46. Memo. Am. Advt. Agys. (bd. goys.
Am. Mgmt Assn. (led e, 1969-), Am. Arbitration Assn., Not. Busi.
nasmrn's Councl. Fgn. Policy Assn.. Interracial Businessmen', Council.
Eastern Frosted Foods An,n. (pron. 1965-67). Sales Execs. Club N.Y..
Newcomen Sm. N.Ate., Sierra Club. Clubs: Harmonic. Economics. Friars
(N.Y.C.). Home: Box 806 Bedford Village NY 10506 Office: 555 W 57th St
New York NY 10019
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Meridian, Miss.. July 8, 1931; it. Otha Lee and Ester (Mayotte) Ethridge;
student public whs., Waco. ex., Collinsville. Miss.; in. Billy J. Green. May
5. 1979; children--Carl Lowell Roach. Nan Roach Kurth. Mike Roach,
Jackie Roach Pilkinton. Ins. and real estate salesperson, 1964-81; pres.,
owner, operator Lubbock Mortgage Co.. Inc. (name now Guaranty Fin.
Services. Inc.). Lubbock. Ten., 1976-; pron. Delta Cotton Co.. 1977-; pron.
Hunter & Reach Advt. Co.. Lubbock, 1978-; founder Guaranty Constm.
of Miss. Inc.. 1985-, Wavcland, v.p., pres. Lubbock. Tex., 1985-. Mem.
Nat. Assn. Fin. Cons.. Nat. Assn. Female Execs. Inc., Better Bus. Bur.,
Sheriff Assn., Internat. Bus. Assn.. Am. Alliance Small Bus. Club: Presidents
of Tex. Home: 3013 78th St Lubbock TX 79423 Office: 1928 34th St Lub-
back TX 79411
GREENSPAN, ALAN. economist; b. N.Y.C., Mar. 6, 1926; s. Herman
Herbert and Row (Goldsmith) G. BS summa cum laude, NYU, 1948. MA.
1950. PhD, 1977. Pron., chief exec. officer Townsend-Greenspan and Co.,
inc., N.Y.C., 1954-74. 77-; cons. Council Econ. Advisers, 1970.74. chmn.,
197477; cons. Congressional Budget Office, 1977-; mem. Pres.'s Econ.
Policy Adv. Bd.. 1981-; chmn. Nat. Commn on Social Security Reform,
1981-83; am. Task Force on Econ. Growth. 1969, Pres.'s Fgn. Intelligence
Adv. Bd., 1982-85; co-founder Greenspan O'Neil Assocs., N.Y.C.. 1984-;
Commn. on an All-Vol. Armed Force. 1969-70; Commn. on Fin. Structure
and Regulation. 1970-71; cons. U.S. Treasury. 1971.74. Fed. Res. But.. 1971.
74; mm. aeon. adv. be. Sec. of Commerce, 1971-72; mem. central market
system corn. SEC. 1972: mem. GNP rev. tom. Office Mgmt. and Budget; sr.
adviser panel on neon. activity Brookings Instn.. 1970.74, 77-; chmn.
designate Fed. Res. Bd.. 1987-; am. but, economists Time ntag., 1971.74,
77-; dir. J.P. Morgan & Co., Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., Mobil Corp.,
Alcoa. Automatic Data Processing. Inc.. Capital Cities/ABC. Inc., The Pitt-
ston Co.; adj. prof. Grad. Sch. Bus. Adminstea.. NYU, 1977-; Trustee The
Rand Corp. Meru. Nixon for Pron. Cam.. 1968-69, dir. domestic policy
(yres. 1950). Home: 92 Nancy Ln McMurray PA 15317 Office: Eavenson
Auchmuty & Greenwald 420 Rouser Rd Airport Office Park III Coraopolis
PA 15108
GREENWALD, JIM CONNFJO, financial consultant; b. Los Angeles,
June 26. 1948; A. Robert lama and loan Catherine (McCurraeh) G. Cons.
Allstate Tax Service. Carson, Calif., 1972-78; owner, ptnr. Jim's Exotic Fish.
Westchester, Calif., 1979-80; cons. Frank Andrade & Assocs., Torrance.
Calif., 1978-82; owner Jim Greenwald & Assocs., Lawndale. Calif.. 1982-;
sales leader A.L. Williams. 1-awndale, 1985-86; div. mgr.. 986-. Contbr.
articles and photographs to mags. Democrat. Avocations1: sailing, tropical
fish, photograpy. travel. Office: 15900 Hawthorne Blvd #A Lawndale CA
90260
GREENWOOD, GI.ENDA S., banker; b. Springfield. Ohio, Dec. 8. 1955; d.
P. Glenn and Marjorie B. (Rowland) G. BS. Taylor U.. 1979. Dir. ing.
Security Net. flank and Trust Co., Springfield, 1979-80, dir. mktg., 1980-;
trustee Springfield Mktg. Advt. Council. 1984-. Pron. Downtown Sprinfield
Assn.. 1985-; mem., past pron. Springfield Ans Council; am. past treas.
Altrusa Internal.. Springfield; advisor Jr. Achievement, Springfield, 1982; bd.
dirs. Springfield YMCA. Springfield luist. Landmarks Comma., Friends of
Mercy; am. United Way pub. relation corn.. Springfield. 1985-, Clark
County Prayer Breakfast Com., Springfield. 1984-, Be,. Bible Ch..
Springfield. 1966-; pro. Be? Bible Ch. Ladion Missionary Group, 1985-.
Named An Outstanding Young Woman of Ohio. 1984. Outstanding Young
Woman of Springfield. 1984, Outstanding Young Woman of Am., 1985.
Mom. Am. Inst. Banking (v.p. Springfield chpt. 1981-83), Ohio Bank Mktg.
Assn., Springfield C. of C. Avocations: music, (ravel, sports.
GREENWOOD, IVAN ANDERSON, physicist; b. Cleve., Jan. 31, 1921; a.
Ivan A. and Maul (Barlow) G.; B.S., Case Inst. Tech., 1942; pos(grad.
M.I.T., N.Y. U., Columbia U.: m. Jean Elizabeth Siebrecht, June 18. 1949
(dec Jan. 1983); children-Kyle Ann. Hilary (dec.). Asst. group leader
Radiation Lab., M.I.T.. 1942-46; mgr. research dept., asso. dir. research and
advanced Bevel. GPL div. Gen. Precision Systems Inc.. 1946-69; research
mgr. physics research center Kearfoll div. Singer Co.. 1969-81. mgr. ad-
vanced research projects, 1981-85, cons.. 1985-; cons. on med. research
project N.Y. U. Bellevue Med. Center, 1956-60, Albert Einstein Coll.
Medicine, Yeshiva U.. 1960-64; incorporating dir. Rio-Instrumentation Inst.,
Inc., 1962-; dir.. exec. corn. Glen Ellen Corp.. 1962-70; partner Bus. Trends
Pubis., Cleve., 1947-49; past dir., town. exec. corn. Synths Corp. Me"'
Stamford (Conn.) Republican Town Com.. 1981-84, treas., mem. exec. corn.,
1981-84; past mem. be. dirs. Conn. Ski Council; v.p., incorporator Vt.
Recreation Center, Inc.. 1971-84; trustee 1st Presbyn. Ch., Stamford, Conn.,
1984-; treas. Friends of Stamford Symphony, 1986-. Mom. Am. Chem.
Soc. (assoc.), Am. Phys. Soc.. Am. Inst. Physics. IEEE, Inst. Nav.. Fedn.
Am. Scientists, AAAS, Case Alumni Assn., Tau Beta Pi, Theta Tau, Sigma
Alpha Epsilon. Presbyterian. Cabs: Landmark; River Hills Ski; Cove Island
Yacht (vice Comdr. 1979-82). Patentee in field. Home: Weed Circle.
Stamford, CT 06902
GREER, ANN LORRAINE, wholesale executive; b. Los Angeles. Nov. 5,
1952; if. Norman Jay and Gloria Helena (Friedland) Greer; m ; Thomas
Robertson Holliday. Feb. 11. 1983. Student. La Sorbonne, Paris, 1972; BA
in French Lit., Scripps Coll., 1974. Actress, producer Twelfth Night Reper-
tory, Studio City. Calif.. 1976-80; adminstrv. dir. Twelfth Night Repertory,
Studio City. 1981183; with pub. relations Embassy Home Entertainment. Los
Angela, 1983-84; video buyer East Tex. Distbr.. Phoenix. 1984-85. gen.
mgr., 1985-. Recipient Bat Performance award Drama Logue Mag.. Los
Angela, 1981. Mem. Women in Film. Women in Theater (bd. din. 1980.
82). Avocations: music. traveling, foreign languages. Office: East Tex Dis-
tributing 2732 W McDowell Rd Phoenix AZ 85009
GREER, GEORGE MARTIN, business consultant, barrister. solicitor, b.
New Brighton. Eng., Mar. 25. 1923; came to Can.. naturalized. 1925; s.
George Henry and Eliabeth (Martin) G.: B.A.. U. B.C.. 1959. LLB.. 1961;
in. Haul Joanne Crofts. Dec. 1. 1950; children-Bryan George Crofts.
Catherine Eliabeth. Pres., dir. Interior Credit Grantors Bur. Ltd.,
Kamloops, B.C.. Can.. 1947-58; called to bar. 1962; sec., gen. counsel
Columbia Cellulose Co. Ltd., Vancouver. B.C.. 1962-68. Comas Industries
Ltd.. Vancouver. 1969-74; v.p.. gen. counsel. sec. Versatile Corp., Vancouver.
197481. v .p.. gen. counsel. 1981-86; exec. dir. Rimquest Internat., 1986-;
pres.. dir. Greer Investment Corp.. Pacific Iron Mina Ltd. (NPL). Sentinel
Mgmt. Inc. (U.S.). RQI Mgmt. Corp., Sentinel Investments Inc.; chmn., dir.
Cinema Assocs., Inc.: chmn., be. dirs. Inter-Pacific Resources Corp.; Ivor.
Goldquent I Ltd. Ptnrship.; be. dirs. Avino Mines & Resources Inc.; be.
dirs. Leven Mina Ltd.. CIA Miners Mexicana de Avino S.A. (Mexico).
Served with RCAF, 1943-46. Mete. Internat. Bar Assn., Can. Bar Assn.,
Law Soc. B.C., Psi Upsilon. Clubs: Vancouver. Hollybure Country. Office:
Commerce Place. 400 Burrard St PO Box 41. Vancouver, BC Canada V6C
3G2
GREER, JAMES EVANS, controller; b. Obion. Tenn., Mar. 14, 1942; s.
Jack and Sarah (James) G.; m. Dovie Jo Polsgrove, June 6, 1964; children:
lack, Eliabrth. Laura. David. BS in Gen. Bus.. U. Tenn.. 1965. Controller
Sears Roebuck & Co.. Bowling Green, Ky.. 1969.71, Tallahassee, Fla., 1971.
72. Chattanooga. 1972-73; asst. treas., controller Chattanooga Gas Co..
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