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Nicholas Liberatore

To Head International

Activities For Genstar

Genstar Limited, One Place

Ville Marie, Montreal H3B 3R1,

Canada, has announced the ap- pointment of Nicholas A. Liber- atore as executive vice president to head up all international ac- tivities outside of Canada and the

United States. Mr. Liberatore will also be responsible for Canadian domestic marine operations.

Genstar Limited is a diversi- fied operating company which manufactures cement, building materials, chemicals and fertil- izers, and is engaged in housing, land development, commercial property development and man- agement, construction, tug and barge transportation, shipbuilding and ship repairs, import-export of industrial minerals, and venture capital investment.

Genstar recently began work on a feasibility study for a $250- million resort complex to be built for the Kingdom of Jordan. Inter- national marine activities include partnerships in Global Transport

Organization and Union Towing and Transportation Company. The company's domestic marine oper-

CURAQAO DRYDOCK ,,,,

FULLY COMPREHENSIVE FACILITIES FOR REPAIR, MAINTENANCE AND

CONVERSION OF ALL TYPES OF VESSELS. DRYDOCKING VESSELS UP TO

APPROX. 120,000 DWT.

AGENTS IN ALL MAJOR SHIPPING CENTRES AROUND THE WORLD:

BELGIUM: C Braam, Groenenborgerlaan 88, Antwerpen; Phone 277223 - Cable Braamarit BRASIL: Sonave S.A., Av. Rio Branco 50-8°, Rio de Janeiro; Phone 253-3922 - Telex 02123330 - Cable Sonave CANAL ZONE: C B Fenton & Co. Inc., P.O. Box 5025, Cristobal; Phone 43-1278, -1781, -2754 -Telex 3482032 -

Cable Fenton COLOMBIA: Erdle y Asociados Cia. Ltda, Apto 5310, Calle 112, No. 6-93, Bogota; Phone 549456, 540001 - Telex 44772 - Cable Erdleco

DENMARK: A/S Maritime Agency, Bredgade 36, Copenhagen; Phone (01) 151504 - Telex 15845 - Cable Marag. ENGLAND: Keller Shipping Co. Ltd., Cereal

House, 58 Mark Lane, London EC3R-7LB; Phone 01-481 8833 (7 lines) - Telex 887100 - Cable Rellek. FINLAND & SWEDEN: Nordstrom & Thulin A/B, P O Box 1215, S-111-82 Stockholm; Phone 08/225380 - Telex 13250 - Cable Nordstromsale. FRANCE: Phs. Van Ommeren S.A., 11 Rue Tronchet, Paris Vllle-75008;

Phone: 265-09-19, 265-33-20 - Telex 28686 - Cable Vanommeren. GERMANY: Phs. Van Ommeren (Hamburg) GmbH, Postfach 305526, D-2000 Hamburg 36;

Phone (040) 35931 - Telex 02 11864/02 161894 - Cable Vanommeren GREECE: Th. Giavridis Bros S.A., 45-49 Bounoulinas Str. Piraeus; Phone 4117450, 4117476-Telex 2091 (5 lines), 3683 (2 lines) - Cable Theogibros. HOLLAND: Dammers & v.d. Heide & Co (Agenturen) B.V., Postbus 1337, Rotterdam; Phone 010/146011 - Telex 21127 - Cable Eneragent. HONG KONG: R.I.L. Hong Kong Ltd., P.O. Box 45, Hong Kong; Phone H 241181 - Telex 73608 - Cable Japackline.

INDIA: Nautilus International (India), 1 -B, Fazalbhoy House, New Marine Lines, Bombay 400 020; Phone 255246 - Cable Nautilus. ITALY: Cambiaso-Risso &

C.S.p.A., Corso Andrea Podesta 1, Genova; Phone 593331 (9 lines) -Telex 27203 -Cable Gipenna. JAPAN: Aall & Co. Ltd , Shiba P.O. Box 164, Tokyo; Phone (03) 503.5211 - Telex 02223266, 02223568 - Cable Aallfirm. NORWAY: Henning Astrup A/S, Fridtjof Nansens Plass 4, Oslo; Phone 413.847 - Telex 11307 - Cable

Heast Henning Astrup A/S, P.O Box 1240,5001 Bergen; Phone: 215.233,230 238 -Telex 42316 - Cable Haven PORTUGAL: Soc Cont. de Representagoes Lda.,

P.O. Box 2466, Lisboa; Phone 320505,325501 - Telex 12513- Cable Magnet URUGUAY: John Moor and Co., P O Box 1233, Montevideo; Phone 8-50-78,8-79-81 - Telex 398.363 - Cable Jomco U.S.A.: Curasao Drydock (U.S.A.) Inc., 17 Battery Place, Apt. 2222, New York, N.Y 10004; Phone 943.0122 - Telex 42-355-

Cable Drydocks. VENEZUELA: Torres Partidas y Asociados, C.A., Apartado 3339, Caracas; Phone 544306, 555282 - Telex 21685 - Cable Arlopa.

Curasao

Netherlands Antilles

P.O. Box : 153

Cable : Shipyard

Phone : 78333

Telex : 1107 CDM NA

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE REQUEST

OUR BOOKLET „FACTS AND FIGURES",

AVAILABLE IN ENGUSH ^ND SPANISH ation, Genstar Marine Limited, includes Seaspan International,

Vancouver Shipyards, and a part- nership in Arctic Transportation.

Mr. Liberatore has had over 25 years of experience in inter- national operations in the con- struction, cement and energy busi- nesses. He has been responsible for the construction of U.S. naval and air installations in Spain, and has recently served with a major international engineering organi- zation with responsibility for do- mestic and international market- ing and corporate planning. For 10 years, Mr. Liberatore has had full responsibility for the inter- national operations of Lone Star

Industries in Latin America,

Spain, and other areas of the world. Previously, he was a vice president of a major U.S. con- struction company, Raymond In- ternational Inc., where he was responsible for heavy construc- tion overseas activities. He has also been responsible for estab- lishing joint ventures, the plan- ning of new investments and ac- quisitions and the financing of international operations.

ODECO Elects

Dr. Terry D. Petty VP

Design And Engineering

Dr. Terry D. Petty

Dr. Terry D. Petty, a veteran of more than two decades in the oil exploration industry, has been elected vice president-design and engineering of Ocean Drilling &

Exploration Company of New Or- leans, La., by the ODECO board of directors.

A native of Paducah, Texas,

Dr. Petty began his career in the petroleum industry as a rough- neck for Choya Drilling Co. and

Humble Oil & Refining Co. from 1953 until 1960, when he entered the University of Oklahoma.

After receiving a Bachelor of

Science degree in petroleum engi- neering in 1965, Dr. Petty became an operations supervisor for Esso

Exploration, Inc. He returned to the University of Oklahoma and earned a Master of Science degree in petroleum engineering in 1970.

Dr. Petty joined ODECO in 1971 as manager of the New Rig

Construction Division, and in 1974 was named president of ODECO

Engineers Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of ODECO.

He received his Doctor of En- gineering degree from the Uni- versity of Oklahoma in 1975.