NOTE: The
collage below comprises various photos, published in Zephyr during the 1970s, using
mostly clear
original prints which were saved. Where possible, explanations
from Zephyr are included
below each photo. They will be inserted by date, top row being
the oldest.
See "mugs" from 1980 / 1984 See "mugs" from 1985 / 1989 See "mugs" from the 1990s Please scroll down. Bob Jones
Archivist July 2023 |
Beth (Vale) Spira is a meteorologist at the Toronto Weather Office, at Toronto International Airport. When Ms. Spira tells people she's a meteorologist, people usually ask how that's spelled. But most are under the mistaken impression that being a meteorologist has something to do with meteors, not weather. Spira wears many hats as a meteorologist. This week, it's aviation forecasting, but next week she may be doing marine forecasts, working on the public forecast desk, or just doing routine analysis. For example, next month she'll be stationed at the headquarters on Dufferin St. working on a special project studying the moisture flux over Lake Ontario. Athough weather forecasting is predominantly male-oriented, the field is fast opening up to women, and has been since the war. It's a great job, according to Ms. Spira, and offers tremendous variety. (1975) |
MF "Matt" Dolan, who died on July 29, 1975, was known to his many friends as a man of boundless energy with a passionate interest in meteorology. His continuous drive to foster the recognition and development of the meteorological technician's potential was a reflection of his own dynamic character. (1975) Read tribute to Matt in the July 1975 edition of Zephyr |
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