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Hudson Joins

North American Towing

As Special Representative

North American Towing Compa- ny president Warren A. Jack- man announced the appointment of Alfred R. Hudson as special representative for marketing. Mr.

Hudson is a former vice president of Ceres Terminals, Inc., one of the largest stevedoring firms in the U.S.

His responsibilities, effective imme- diately, include the marketing of

North American's services to vessel owners and operators in both the

U.S. and overseas.

North American provides tug ser- vices in the ports of Chicago, Burns

Harbor, Duluth and Superior. Mr.

Hudson's more than 20 years of experience in the international mar- itime industry suits him well for his new position. A U.S. Merchant Ma- rine Academy graduate, he has served in management and execu- tive positions ranging from general manager to vice president of grain and general cargo stevedoring, agen- cy and terminal operations to his internationally oriented post at

Ceres.

North American Towing Compa- ny maintains corporate offices in

Chicago and Duluth.

DORBVIGROUP

SHIP REPMR in

SOUTH HFRIM

Rounding the South African coast, you'll have access to top quality ship repair by

Dorbyl Group at every port along the way ... 1 Cape Town

Ocean Road.

Table Bay Harbour,

Far End Sturrock Docks, 8001 CAPETOWN

P.O. Box 2616, 8000 CAPE TOWN.

Telephone 475170.

Telex: 5-27981.

Telegrams: "Dorlonsa"

Cape Town. 2 Mossel Bay

Old Stewarts & Lloyds

Building,

Voorbaai.

P.O. Box 535,

MOSSEL BAY 6500

Telephone: 5-8180

Telex: 5-20439 3 Port Elizabeth 205 Grahamstown Road,

Deal Party Estate, 6001 PORT ELIZABETH.

P.O. Box 9010, 6000 PORT ELIZABETH.

Telephone: 41-2331.

Telex: 24-2566 4 East London

Military Road. 1 Industrial Sites,

West Bank, 5201 EAST LONDON.

P.O. Box 373, 5200 EAST LONDON

Telephone: 46-3470

Telex: 25-0249

JL A member of the Dorbyl Group of Companies 5 Durban 1 Belfast Road, Bayhead. 4001 DURBAN,

P.O. Box 932, 4000 DURBAN.

Telephone: 25-1511.

Telex: 6-28100/6-82328.

Telegrams: "Dorbyl" Durban 6 Richards Bay

Stand 92, Alton

Industrial Township, 3900 RICHARDS BAY

P.O. Box 82. 3880 EMPANGENI.

Telephone: 51241

Telex: 6-20984

Marshall Appointed

General Manager At

Waterfront Corporation

Circle 152 on Reader Service Card 36

Willard J. Marshall

Willard J. Marshall has been named general manager for engi- neering, estimating, and construc- tion at Waterfront Corporation of

Philadelphia, it was announced by

Cynthia A. Hudson, president.

Mr. Marshall, who has more than 38 years of experience in ma- rine construction, will be directly responsible for all day-to-day opera- tions of the commercial diving and marine construction company. Prior to joining Waterfront, he was em- ployed by Raymond Concrete Pile

Company of Houston, by Spencer,

White and Prentis, Inc. of New

York City, and by Lee Turzillo Con- tracting of Richfield, Ohio.

Oil Monitor/Separator

Allows Operators To Meet

MARPOL 73/78 Ruling

Regulations set forth at MAR-

POL 73/78, requiring the installa- tion of onboard oil pollution preven- tion equipment by October 1986, can be met by oil monitoring and oii separating equipment supplied by

McNab, Inc., a U.S. marine instru- mentation manufacturer and dis- tributor, according to the company.

Previously available in Europe, the JOWA Oil Content Meter &

Alarm System monitors the oil con- tent in bilge and ballast water and initiates an alarm when oil content exceeds a user set contamination level. The monitor is compact, easy to install and operate, and highly accurate and dependable.

The JOWA OIL-A Oily Water

Separator, also distributed by

McNab, prevents oil pollution in discharge water by reducing oil con- tent to within acceptable levels. The separator is available in capacities ranging from O.l-lO.Om/h and is equipped with automatic start/stop from bilge tank. Over 400 of these units are currently in use, a tribute to the separator's durability and low installation and maintenance costs.

McNab also manufactures torque and shaft horsepower monitoring systems, propeller thrust meters, speed through water logs, computer- based fuel efficiency monitors, salinity and chemical dosing mon- itors, and marine window wipers.

For more information on the

JOWA oil monitor and oil separator, or other products available from

McNab,

Circle 36 on Reader Service Card

Maritime Reporter/Engineering News