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Prior to joining Walworth, Mr.

Palmer was with American Stand- ard, Inc.

Baldt Incorporated is a leader in the design and manufacture of anchoring and mooring systems, with manufacturing facilities in

Chester, Pa., Toccoa, Ga., and Cor- pus Christi, Texas, and distribu- tion locations in Houston, Texas,

New Orleans, La., Seattle, Wash.,

San Francisco, Calif., Chester, Pa., and Aberdeen, Scotland.

Three Promoted At J.J. Henry Moorestown Office •••••••••i SHHRHBIMHiflHI

James E. Palmer Elected

President Of Baldt Inc.

The board of directors of Baldt

Incorporated recently announced the election of James E. Palmer as president and director of the company.

Mr. Palmer brings 25 years of diversified business and industrial experience to Baldt, most recently with The Walworth Company as vice president/general manager.

Robert B. McFadden

A.C. Brown, senior vice presi- dent of J.J. Henry Co., Inc., naval architects and marine engineers, recently announced the following promotions in the J.J. Henry

Company's Moorestown, N.J., of- fice.

Robert B. McFadden has been appointed chief engineer and di- rector of the Mechanical Design

Division, reporting directly to Mr.

Brown. Mr. McFadden graduated from Penn State University with a BS degree in chemical engineer- ing. He also pursued additional college studies at Bucknell Uni- versity and Drexel University.

Prior to his new appointment,

Mr. McFadden served as project manager for design of the U.S.

Navy Landing Ship Dock, LSD- 36, in 1965, and then became chief of the Machinery Engineering/

Design Department in 1967 to the present.

Peter Karanzalis has been ap- pointed chief of Production Engi- neering in the Mechanical Design

Division, reporting to Mr. McFad-

Henry C. Emmerling Jr. den. Mr. Karanzalis graduated "cum laude" from Temple Uni- versity with an AS degree in me- chanical engineering, majoring in

HVAC. Mr. Karanzalis also pur- sued additional college studies at

North Carolina State College and

Drexel University. Prior to this new appointment, he served as chief of the HVAC & Hull Piping

Engineering/Design Department from 1964 to the present.

Henry C. Emmerling Jr. has been appointed to chief of the

Machinery Engineering/Design

Department, reporting to Mr.

McFadden. Mr. Emmerling grad- uated from the United States Na- val Academy with a BS degree in engineering. He also completed additional courses at the follow- ing U.S. Navy Technical Schools:

USN Metalsmith School, USN

CIC School, Damage and ABC

Warfare School. Prior to his new appointment, Mr. Emmerling served as assistant chief of the

Machinery Engineering/Design

Department from 1968 to the present.

Peter Karanzalis

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Key Changes Announced

At Michigan Wheel

Several key changes were re- cently announced by Michigan

Wheel Division, Dana Corpora- tion. H.L. VanderMey, president of the division, announced that the appointments were for the division's three facilities located in Grand Rapids, Mich., Seattle,

Wash., and Pascagoula, Miss.

Robert Kress, former chief en- gineer of the division, has been appointed vice president of engi- neering. Tony Buczek succeeds

Mr. Kress as chief engineer.

Charles Dykstra has been named to the new position of director of marketing.

DeJong & Assocs

Offers Services Brochure

The naval architectural and marine engineering firm Norman

N. DeJong & Associates, Inc. re- cently published a catalog of serv- ices offered by the firm.

The brochure describes the firm's capabilities and facilities, as well as general specifications for vessels designed by Norman

N. DeJong & Associates, Inc. A full service naval architectural firm, Norman N. DeJong & As- sociates is known for tug and towboat designs, pilot boats, pas- senger vessels, and fishing boats.

For a free copy of the services catalog, write Roy A. Anderson,

Norman N. DeJong & Associates,

Inc., 1734 Emerson Street, Jack- sonville, Fla. 32207.

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