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Consortium To Offer New

Container Service Between

Canada And Europe

Three major shipowners — Canadian Pa- cific, Compagnie Maritime Beige S.A., and the C.Y. Tung Group's interests including

Furness Withy — have announced that CP

Ships, Dart, and Manchester Liners have agreed to coordinate on an equal basis the container services they now operate between

Canada, the U.K. and Continental Europe.

The new coordinated service will employ four cellular container vessels, each of about 1,500-TEU capacity and will use Montreal's

Racine Terminal as its Canadian handling facility. The ships will be the largest cellu- lar container vessels to call regularly at the

Port of Montreal. There will be several ports of call in Continental Europe and the United

Kingdom.

CP Ships, Dart, and Manchester Liners will each own and operate one vessel, with the fourth to be provided jointly. As part of the arrangement, CP Ships will acquire the 1,500-TEU vessel Dart Atlantic. Each of the lines will continue to market under its own name and will be responsible for the handling of the traffic it generates. The capacity of each vessel will be shared by the lines to take full advantage of the econ- omies of the large ships. "This new arrangement will enable us to provide a more competitive and cost-effective

Western Europe-Canada container service," said a spokesman for the lines. The coordi- nated service is expected to be fully opera- tional by late summer of 1981. CP Ships and Manchester Liners currently provide a weekly container service to and from the

Port of Montreal.

The existing Dart container service oper- ating between Europe and the Port of Hali- fax will be discontinued. Dart's new service to the Port of Montreal will be provided by

Dart Canada, a new company established for this purpose.

Richard Caesar Named

Marketing Vice President

For Gleason Reel

Richard J. Caesar has been named to the new position of vice president, marketing, for Gleason Reel Corporation, P. Richard

Schumann, Gleason's vice president and gen- eral manager, has announced. Mr. Caesar joined Gleason in May 1980 as Eastern re- gional sales manager. He came from Instru- ments Systems Corporation, Chicago, where he was national sales manager for the Mark- stone Division.

Gleason, a division of Maysteel Corpora- tion, is a major manufacturer of cable/hose carriers, as well as spring and electric motor- driven cable and hose reels for diverse in- dustries.

District Engineer James Ton

Gets Philadelphia SAME Award

Col. James G. Ton, past president of the

Philadelphia Post of the Society of Ameri- can Military Engineers (SAME), received the SAME Board of Directors Service Award from Brig. Gen. William T. Meredith, USAF (ret.), regional vice president and a national director of SAME, and Dr. August Pistilli, current president of the Philadelphia Post of SAME, a professional engineering society comprised of military and civilian engineers who are dedicated to the defense of the

United States.

Col. James G. Ton (center) receives the Society of

American Military Engineers (SAME) Board of Direc- tors Service Award from Brig. Gen. William T. Mere- dith, SAME regional vice president, and Dr. August

D. Pistilli, president of the Philadelphia Post of SAME.

In receiving the award, Colonel Ton was praised for his efforts in revitalizing the

Philadelphia Post of SAME, for his ability in establishing effective communication with regional headquarters, and for his accom- plishments in developing the awareness of the American public to the military posture of the nation. He is the District Engineer for the Army Corps of Engineers, responsi- ble for federal/civil works projects in por- tions of New York, Pennsylvania, New

Jersey, Maryland, and Delaware.

Dr. Pistilli is president of the American

Dredging Company with headquarters in

Camden, N.J. He is a veteran of both World

War II and Korean War, and he served as a special consultant to the Defense Depart- ment in Vietnam during the TET offensive.

General Meredith is vice president of Par- sons, Brinckerhoff, Quade, & Douglas, Inc.

He has been the project manager for con- struction management of the $260-million- dollar commuter rail connection in Center

City, Philadelphia.

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