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shop in New Orleans. Mr. Morgan was pre- viously service engineer with Wartsila Diesel,

Inc. in New Orleans.

Earl Orgeon has been appointed adminis- tration manager for Wartsila Diesel, Inc. in New

Orleans. He will be responsible for accounting, personnel and computer functions. Mr. Orgeon was previously controller with Mexic Brothers in New Orleans.

With offices in Greenwich, Conn., New Or- leans, La., and San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wartsila

Diesel, Inc. is a part of Wartsila Diesel, one of the world's leading manufacturers of medium- speed diesel engines. Wartsila Diesel has pro- duction plants in Finland, Sweden, Norway,

France, Spain and Singapore. The company also has a worldwide network of sales and service activities.

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OPDYKE'S (PHILA. AREA)

Trucks & Equipment

Hatfield, PA 19440 (215) 721-4444

TROPICAL SHIPPING, an international, full-service cargo transport firm, has experienced growth in the size of our fleet, calling for the addition of another member to our staff of Port

Engineers. Your primary responsibility will be to supervise the repair and maintenance of hull and machinery equipment on our fleet of twelve vessels as assigned. Other significant duties include assisting in preparation of dry- dock specifications and participating in an- nual budget preparation. Troubleshooting out- side normal work hours will sometimes be re- quired, as will travel on ships for observations and inspections. This position is based in

Riviera Beach, Florida, a part of the Palm

Beaches area.

To qualify, you must have at least four years experience as Chief Engineer on vessels with

MAK or comparable heavy fuel main engines.

Also mandatory is a valid Chief Engineer license for unlimited horse power vessels. Pre- ferred candidates will have experience with fully automated, unmanned engine rooms and sophisticated electronics. We will offer you a highly competitive income and excellent fringe benefits. For confidential consideration, send resume to: ATTN: Ben Fieser, TROPICAL

SHIPPING, 821 Avenue E, Riviera Beach, FL 33404.

TROPICAL SHIPPING

An Equal Opportunity Employer

Built 1959 by Billingham Shipyard, Washington for U.S. Navy as mine sweeper (MSI1 Cove Class). 3

Inch double plank Douglas fir on oak 4'/2x5 frames on 12" centers. Two 47175KVA gen. sets. Four 6- 71 GMN on one 5-1 quad gear. Double drum winch. Fresh water maker. Radar, Gyro, Loran, VHF, hailer, C02 fire sys. 3 Freezers. Sleeps 22.6,000 Gal. fuel, 2,300 water, 75 lube. Some spares. Fully air conditioned & heated. In excellent condition. Can be used for mine sweeping, research, light towing, dive boat, head boat, yacht charter or longline, etc., etc. For sale or hire. Survey and photo available. Must be seen to appreciate.

Aerial Baskets

Knucklebooms

Digger Derricks

Pressure Diggers

HiRail Equipment 80 Used Units in Stock sold as is or reconditioned 111 FT. x 24 x 9

ALOHA, HAWAII—Matson Navigation Com- pany's new container barge Islander heading down the Neches River from Bethlehem's Beau- mont, Texas, yard bound for Hawaii to enter service between Honolulu and the mid-Pacific isles of Johnston Island, Ebeye, Kwajalein and

Majuro. The 387-foot Islander, with capacity for 312 containers, is replacing a smaller, older barge. She is fitted with two 40-ton-capacity

O&K Orenstein & Koppel AG container deck cranes. The barge was towed to Hawaii by the

Sause Bros, tug Salishan.

Wartsila Diesel Announces

Personnel Appointments

Par Holmstrom has been appointed service superintendent for Wartsila Diesel, Inc.'s new service station in San Juan, Puerto Rico. He will supervise and coordinate the company's service activities in the Caribbean. Mr. Holmstrom was previously service engineer with Wartsila

Diesel, Inc. in New Orleans.

Paul Glandt has been appointed field ser- vice manager for Wartsila Diesel, Inc. in New

Par Holmstrom Paul Glandt

Orleans. He will supervise all field service per- sonnel for the company from the New Orleans office. Mr. Glandt was previously customer ser- vice coordinator for Wartsila Diesel, In. in New

Orleans.

Dave Morgan has been appointed technical service manager for Wartsila Diesel, Inc. in New

Orleans. He will head the technical service department, which is responsible for engine upgrades, modernization, in-situ measuring and machining, repower projects and the machine

Dave Morgan Earl Orgeon

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