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Agri-Trans Elects

Paul J. Staadeker

VP Transportation

Paul J. Staadeker has been elected vice president, Transpor- tation Services for Agri-Trans

Corporation in Long Grove, 111., reporting to R.A. Wilson, execu- tive vice president and general manager.

Mr. Staadeker will have re- sponsibility for equipment dis- patch, traffic management, mem- ber services, non-member sales and equipment charters within

Agri-Trans, as well as coordi- nating CF Industries' waterborne product movements. His duties over the last 12 months have been greatly expanded because of substantial involvement in the following new operational areas: the UAN towing contract between

CF Industries, Inc. and Agri-

Trans Corporation; the CF In- dustries, Inc. tug/barge opera- tions, and the Agri-Trans ex- pansion into the barge freight trading areas.

He has been with CF Industries since 1974, beginning as a logis- tical analyst in the long-range planning of CF's water-oriented distribution system. Since Febru-

Schmidt Canned Sand Hoppers

The convenient, inexpensive solution to blasting abrasive dispensing and storage problems

Bulk abrasive normally costs only V2 to V3 the price of bagged materials. • Allows savings by buying sand or other abrasive at bulk prices • Eliminates the storing and handling of bags • 725 cu. ft. capacity (approx. 36 tons of sand) • Dual spouts for dispensing sand, high to low level • Weather tight to prevent moisture contamina- tion • Internal pneumatic fill pipe for minimum wear and lower height • Corners gusseted for strength

For complete information call or write

Jerry LeCompte today

SCHMIDT

Manufacturing, Inc. 14400 Almeda/Houston, Texas 77045 (713) 434-0191 ary 1976, Mr. Staadeker served as director of Transportation Serv- ices, responsible for dispatch op- erations, member services and marketing services with respect to the river barging fleet of Agri-

Trans Corporation and for CF In- dustries' Marine Transportation

Operations (UAN towing and in- tegrated tug/barge).

Paul J. Staadeker

Mr. Staadeker holds an MBA degree in business logistics from

Pennsylvania State University and a BBA degree in economics from the University of Cincin- nati. He also served from 1972-74 as an officer in the United States

Air Force.

Arnessen Corporation

Appoints Stephen Keller

How to Treat Shipboard

Potable Water:

Suspiciously.

Why? Because the stakes are high. Should bacterial contamina- tion set in, the health of all on board could be jeopardized overnight.

CLOR-D-CLOR- Water Treatment Systems treat water the way it must be treated. Effectively. And reliably. With thorough disinfection using superchlorination and dechlorination, a method recognized and suggested by the EPA for small water systems.

For over 30 years Everpure CLOR-D-CLOR Systems have effectively treated potable water supplies for maritime indus- tries. They provide clear, good-tasting, bacteriolog- ically safe water with a minimum of maintenance.

System components include an EVERCLOR® Ma- rine Duty Chemical Feeder and appropriate models of RT pre-coat water filters. All components are adaptable to meet most marine and offshore appli- cations. For detailed information, call or write:

EVERPURE, INC., 660 North Blackhawk Drive, Westmont, Illinois 60559 (312) 654-4000

Cable: EVERPUR, Westmont.

Stephen P. Keller

Egil Arnessen, president of The

Arnessen Corporation, recently announced the appointment of

Stephen P. Keller as manager,

Navigation and Communication

Systems. The Arnessen Corpora- tion, through its subsidiary Ar- nessen Marine Systems, Inc., sup- plies and services a full range of vessel engineering, deck radio and bridge equipment. Mr. Keller will be responsible for the marketing of all navigation and communica- tion equipment supplied by Ar- nessen.

Mr. Keller entered the maritime industry at ITT World Communi- cations, where he served as ma- rine sales specialist. Prior to join- ing Arnessen, he was responsible for the development of sales of satellite communications equip- ment and service for COMSAT

General Corporation. He was in- volved with MARISAT from its inception.

Mr. Keller received a B.S. de- gree from St. Francis College,

Brooklyn, N.Y., and an M.S. de- gree from the State University of New York Maritime College,

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