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Found in 'Horizons' magazine |
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Issue dated March 1981 |
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Alert action. Joe Sawka, Cargo Service Supervisor, Los Angeles, left, was presented with a clock radio by Dave Young, Area Manager, Western U.S.A., in recognition of his alert actions which diverted a hit and run theft operation. The thieves were subsequently apprehended by Los Angeles police and the goods recovered. |
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Atlantic region veterans. Long service employees in the Atlantic Region were honoured at a dinner in Halifax. Receiving special tribute were two Halifax employees who achieved 35 years' service. Shown below are 35-year veterans, Tony Antonowicz, Certificated Aircraft Technician, Doris Timmons Passenger Agent and Bill Rowe, Vice President, Atlantic Canada. |
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Maintenance Road Show. For the first time, a series of road shows sponsored by Maintenance Headquarters, Dorval, ended when a group of senior management personnel visited the last of six cities included in the program. The objective of such a project was to improve communications among headquarters and field maintenance personnel and to provide a better understanding of the branch's present and future plans. The road shows were staged at each of the company's major maintenance centres of Winnipeg, Vancouver, Toronto, Halifax, London, England and Montreal. The senior management team fields questions from the audience during the Halifax road show. From the left, are: Gord MacLean, Acting Manager, Maintenance Central; Lyle Downes, Director, Ground Equipment & Facilities; Jim McClue, District Maintenance Manager, Halifax; Roger Morawski, Director, Aircraft Maintenance and leader of the Dorval senior management team; Bill Ramage, Director, Maintenance Quality and Leo Goulet, Director, Maintenance Economics. |
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Senior management personnel participating in the Toronto meetings are seen below. From the left: Jim Riddoch, Superintendent, DC-9 Programs; Bud Clinch, Manager, Aircraft Maintenance Planning; Lyle Downes and Roger Morawski, all of the Dorval team; Don Wiley, District Maintenance Manager, Toronto; Ches Watson, Director, Power Plant & Unit Maintenance and Leo Goulet, of the Dorval team. |
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Vancouver was the second city on the road show circuit. Shown, in the audience, in the foreground from the left are: Jack Furness, Lead Ground Equipment; Sam Gilmour, Lead, Cat 19; Dan Holloway, Supervisor, Maintenance Training; Bob Kingston, General Foreman, Aircraft Line Maintenance and Lea McIntyre, Foreman, Line Maintenance. |
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