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John Kavanaugh Named

President Of Two

Canada Towing Firms r r r

John Kavanaugh

P.E.E. Kleyn van Willigen, chairman of the board of Eastern

Canada Towing Limited, Halifax,

Nova Scotia, has announced the ap- pointment of John Kavanaugh as president and general manager of

Eastern Canada Towing Limited and Point Tupper Towing Com- pany Limited.

He succeeds A.G. Sullivan who reached retirement age, but who continues as a director. Mr. Kavan- augh is also a member of the board of directors of both companies.

Raytheon/Sorensen

Name Kenneth Lent

To Marketing Post

Kenneth W. Lent Jr.

Kenneth W. Lent Jr. has joined

Raytheon Marine Company and

Sorensen Company, Manchester,

N.H., as marketing communica- tions manager, a new position. He will direct all sales promotion ef- fort for the Raytheon and Apelco lines of marine radars, radiotele- phones, depth sounders, navigation aids and other marine electronic products. In addition, Mr. Lent is responsible for sales promotion on the Sorensen power supplies.

A veteran of 15 years' industrial promotion experience, he was most recently product information man- ager for General Electric's Aero- space Electronics Systems Depart- ment, Utica, N.Y., specializing in aerospace electronics promotion.

From 1966 to 1968, Mr. Lent was advertising specialist for GE's Air- craft Equipment Division, Lynn,

Mass. Before that, he directed pro- motional efforts in several military product areas for GE's Heavy Mili- tary Electronics Department, Syra- cuse, N.Y. Mr. Lent was a naviga- tor in the U.S. Air Force at Mc-

Clellan Air Force Base, Calif.

He is a graduate of Syracuse

University, from which he received a bachelor of science degree in 1954.

Harry P. Hart Assoc. —New Firm Established

In Jacksonville, Fla.

Comdr. Harry P. Hart, Public

Information Officer of the United

States Merchant M'arine Academy since 1960, will leave Kings Point

July 1 to establish a public rela- tions and advertising agency in

Jacksonville.

His company, to be known as

Harry P. Hart Associates, will be located at 754 Gulf Life Tower,

Jacksonville, Fla.

Before he joined the Academy staff, Commander Hart was vice president of Thomas P. Swift As- sociates, New York City, specaliz- ing in corporate public relations.

He was a staff member of The New

York Times for many years.

Commander Hart attended Long

Island University, Columbia Uni- versity, School of Communication

Arts of Fordham University, and the Defense Information School. He has lectured at L.I.U., Fordham, and the City University of New York.

During World War II, he served as a ship's officer in all theaters of war.

While at the Academy, Com- mander Hart has handled every- thing from sports to science, in- cluding the stories on the Nuclear

Study Center, where officers for the

N/:S Savannah were trained, and the nation's first National Maritime

Research and Development Center, located on the Academy grounds.

We re now

TRACOR MARINE'

You won't miss our 'MAS'

We've grown and changed a lot since 1960, when Marine

Acoustical Services was formed, to provide vessel and underwater-sound engineering services to the emerging oceanographic research industry.

In 1968, after being acquired by TRACOR, Inc., we contracted our name to MAS-and three years later evolved into TRACOR/MAS, with the opening of our shipyard in Port Everglades.

We believe that "Tracor Marine" is a name that reflects better the wide range of marine services we presently offer (and plan to expand). So think of us as Tracor Marine. . . encompassing two operating divisions:

SHIPYARD DIVISION - Offering a full range of ship repair and overhaul service (every day of the week, around the clock), this division serves the marine in- dustry throughout the Caribbean area, with a 1,000- ton floating dock, our 4,200-ton Syncrolift, complete machine and metal working shops, and skilled marine craftsman.

OCEAN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION - Carrying on the work of the "old" MAS, this division serves not only the U.S. Navy but numerous commercial clients.

Underwater sound is still a big part of Ocean Tech- nology Division activity, but we also provide expertise in such areas as research vessel operations, hydro- graphic surveys, core drilling, pollution prevention and control, ocean engineering and construction, and sub- marine cable installations.

The future? Significant growth and new services— but all will be marine-oriented: Tracor Marine-oriented.

Tracor Marine

P.O. Box 13107

Port Everglades, Florida 33316

Phone (305) 523-2546

TWX 510-955-9864

A rugged, portable, lightweight(122 lb) power plant with energy to spare. 2,750 watts at 60 Hz;

AC power at 120 volts. Voltamatic® ||g™~ system for steady output regardless of load. One 20 amp, two 15 amp plug-in receptacles. Runs for lVfe hr/gal at full load; uses regular gasoline. Other models to 5,000 watts.

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McKissick blocks • Western blocks • National swaging systems

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