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Found in 'Horizons' magazine |
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Issue dated November 1987
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Schedulers join forces.
 In 1987, the Flight Operations Branch celebrated the opening of its centralized crew scheduling facility at the Dorval Base.On hand to mark the occasion (left) are Captain Charlie Simpson, Vice President, Flight Operations, who is shown cutting the cake with Pat Yacowar, General Clerk, Dorval.
In the photo below members of the flight operations crew scheduling standing committee, who coordinated the centralization project are, from the left: Pat Di Marco, Bill Langdon, Ralph Tisdall, Peter Pihach and Rod Hazlehurst. |
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Issue dated September 1988
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In June 1963. Trans-Canada Air Lines held its first bilingual course for flight attendants. After their graduation the 19 young women (and two instructors), who came from around world, marked the occasion with a photo taken in the lobby of the old Berkeley Hotel in Montreal.
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Twenty five years later, 15 members of the original group reunited at the Holiday Inn, Montreal.
Standing from the left are: Shirley North, Lorette Desmarchais, Joyce Ernyes, Joan O'Connell, Madeleine Trutschmann (who organized the reunion), Grace Therrien, Louise Lisowski and Lucille Carrière.
Sitting from the left are: Jocelyn Rouleau, Barbara Emery, Claudette Dumas, Nicole Rochon, Gertrude Schuerer, Madeleine Ranellucci Blair and Nicole Geoffrion.
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