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Issue dated February 1988. |
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Women move onto the ramp. Meanwhile, ramp side, Station Attendant Donna Volpini pushes back a fully loaded 747 in a 77-ton paymover. Inside, Station Attendant Kathy Leliever grabs a quick coffee after loading a heavy container flight in the domestic baggage room. These are just three of the many women who were making inroads on the Toronto ramp. In the photo bottom row from the left: Sharon Ushijima and Jill Baker. In the middle row: Donna Volpini, Christine Schultz and Kathy Brunton and behind them is Nicole St-Jean. |
Extract from the “Horizons” magazine.
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Max Stollar sends in this request: I don’t know if this is an appropriate item for the Netletter, but here is my problem: I’m sure that many Air Canada retirees, myself included, have a variety of items such as photographs, pins, aircraft models and various memorabilia that we would like to donate to some organization that would preserve them. Otherwise these items would be discarded, destroyed or lost. Do you know of any organization that would value and accept these types of items? Max Stollar Please advise us if you are able to assist Max, thanks. |
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