A J5Ö fSf artTj. jlibTZL TO profit stock vrmm of what sels more. Ken Blair, NewAss't Sales Manager When interviewed recently about his joining VMCO as Assistant National Sales Manager, Ken Blair said, "It's the greatest opportunity in the beer indus try." True. Ken came to VMCO a few months ago from All Brand Importers, Inc., where he was Regional Sales Manager, handling the introduction of Moose- head in the Northeast region. Previous to that he was National Sales Manager for Holsten Lager and before that Ken was District Manager for Diners Club in the New York Region. With other exten sive experience at Ballantine and Hans Holterbosch (Lowenbrau), Ken brings to VMCO plenty of sales and executive background. A graduate of Long Island City High School, he took special college courses, through the Navy, at San Diego State. Later, he attended Queens Col lege in Flushing where he took market ing and merchandising. Ken lives with his wife in Garden Citv, N.Y. "HEINEKEN NITE" packs them in at Quinnipiac College in Hamden, Connecticut! Bob Pasale, VMCO Division Manager in that state, sent in these shots of the stu dent rathskeller the night Heineken was featured. Above is the line up at the door and below, the "Rat" is jammed. Great idea for any college town as a promotion to stimulate business. DISPLAY'S THE THING and this chart shows how shelf placement drastically affects movement off shelves. It's worth study. It proves that a good way to boost sales and profits is to put Heineken where it can really deliver...up high! iSli THIS HEINEKEN ad is running in a lot of trade papers and magazines, so you may have seen it. Whether you've seen it or not, the headline is worth remembering To profit more, stock more of what sells more. GREAT SPOT for a Heineken display outdoors in the parking lot, next to charcoal for patio grilling. It says picnics, parties, fun... a Heineken setting. It was snapped by Flyer Bev erage, Davenport, Iowa.

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