Where are they now? Last updated November 08, 2008

August 12, 1961	Cashiers, part-time for furniture department
October 4, 1965	Experienced Cashiers - Allied Towers Merchants Ltd.
August 11, 1966	Sales Help - Experienced - For Camera & Record Dept.
October 11, 1972	Personnel Supervisor - Head Office - Orfus Rd.
June 19, 1973	Sales Clerk for the Television & Sound Shop - Galleria
June 20, 1974	Restaurant/Cafeteria Manager - Barrie
November 8, 1974	Rexdale - Camera and Record Department - Department Manager - Sales Clerks
January 13, 1975	Short Order Cook - Night Shift Supervisor
October 7, 1975	Towers Head Office - Do you want to supplement your Income? Wehave interesting part time positions available
July 8, 1976	Jane and Finch Mall - Cosmetician
June 2, 1983	Towers Department Stores Metro Toronto Requires Manager Trainees
April 17, 1984	Systems Analysts
March 1, 1988	Human Resources Manager
January 4, 1989	Retail Department Managers -  Are you getting the RESPECT you deserve in your Career?
January 14, 1989	Retail Dept. Managers - Dept Manager Trainees
April 1, 1989	Retail Assistant Managers - Are you getting the respect you deserve?
October 7, 1989	Retail Department Managers - Are you getting the RESPECT you deserve in your career?

Where are they now?

Edward (Ed) C. Harsant
Ed Harsant held the position of vice president of Operations at Towers. He left Towers to become vice president of merchandising for Kmart Canada. Harsant joined The Business Depot as president in January 1995. In 2000 he took on the position of president, North American Superstores for Staples. He now sits on the board of directors of the Empire Company Limited - a Canadian company whose key businesses include food retailing and related real estate.

Donald A. Beaumont
Associated with Towers since 1977, Mr. Beaumont held the positions of vice president of marketing and executive vice-president and chief executive officer. In 1991 he was appointed president and chief executive officer of K Mart Canada Ltd.

William L. Atkinson
President and CEO of Towers Department Stores passed away in 1992. From 1967 until 1992, Mr. Atkinson was employed by The Oshawa Group Limited.

Ray Wolfe
In 1949, Ray Wolfe acquired what was then known as Oshawa Wholesale. A couple of years later he brought Chicago's IGA grocery chain into Ottawa. Oshawa went public in 1957 and entered the retail trade in 1971. It had assets of about CAD 800 million and more than 100 food stores under the banners IGA Dutch Boy, and Food City by the time of Wolfe's death in 1990.