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Curtis Bay Towing

Names Capt. Schuyler

To Board Of Directors

Capt. Tarleton A. Schuyler

Capt. Tarleton A. Schuyler, vice president and general manager of

Curtis Bay Towing Co. of Vir- ginia, has been appointed to the board of directors, it was an- nounced by Capt. F.J. Hughes, president of the company.

Captain Schuyler, who joined

Curtis Bay in 1941 as a deckhand at Baltimore, Md., has served in various capacities in the company, afloat and ashore. He was trans- ferred to Norfolk in 1957.

Curtis Bay Towing Co. of Vir- ginia, based at Norfolk, provides towage to ships throughout the

Hampton Roads and Chesapeake

Bay areas, and additionally per- forms coastwise and ocean towage.

C.J. Lozano Elected

President Of NAMS

At the Twenty-First Annual

Meeting of the National Associa- tion of Marine Services, Inc., Car- los J. Lozano of Neptune Supplies,

Inc. of New Orleans, La., was elected president of the Associa- tion. Mr. Lozano succeeds James

C. Taylor of Baltimore, Md., who has occupied the position for the past seven years. Mr. Taylor was elected chairman of the board.

Other officers of the Association elected were : Roy E. Carter, Hous- ton, Texas, senior vice president;

C. Willman Brown, Washington, executive vice president and secre- tary, and M.N. Broughton, Nor- folk, Va., treasurer.

Elected to the board of directors were: James C. Taylor, Baltimore,

Md.; Charles L. Smith, Charleston,

S.C.; Stanley Denstad, Boston,

Mass.; Carlos Lozano and Chris

Berg, both of New Orleans, La.;

Donald Crouthamel, San Pedro,

Calif.; James Alex, Portland, Ore.;

Jerry Kourkomelis, Seattle, Wash., and Roy E. Carter, Houston,

Texas.

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Santa Fe Drilling

Names Charles Ball

To Singapore Post

Charles R. Ball Jr., for the past two years vice president and mana- ger of contract administration for

Santa Fe Drilling Co., Los An- geles, Calif., has been appointed regional manager of Southeast

Asia for the parent Santa Fe In- ternational Corp.

Mr. Ball will headquarter in

Singapore. As the senior Santa

Fe representative in the area, he will be responsible for Govern- ment relations, business develop- ment, and administration of all

Santa Fe drilling and construction activities.

Mr. Ball is a 1946 graduate of the University of Kansas with a

B.S. degree in mechanical engi- neering. He joined Santa Fe Drill- ing Co. in 1961 as operations mana- ger for the Eastern Hemisphere, with headquarters in London. He was named a vice president in

January 1969 and transferred to

Santa Fe Springs, Calif., as mana- ger of contract administration.

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