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ference in George Town, Grand

Cayman, Valenti, the cruise lines vice\president

Marine Operations. "Holland America Line has long been committed to maintaining a clean environment for its passen- gerg^employees and the regions in lich thecbmpany does business," said Mr. ValeHti, who added that

Grand Cayman l^sjne of the mog popular ports of caTt fui ImL's ships. "Holland America's concern with the environment pre-dates most of the legislation governing waste disposal. In fact. HoU

Line was the first cruise line to agree to the Caymans' zero discharge regulations," stated Mr.

Valenti.

The HAL executive also noted

Kvaerner Masa-Yards Inc. - the experienced builder of successful ships t]>ili I III' /'I aise line supports other organizations whose missions are focused on environmental preser- vation, including the Seattle

Aquarium, -which is the home of a female sea ovter rescued from the

Exxon VaZcfe^nl spill in Alaska and adopted by Holland America.

Florida Companv Signs

Cruise Ship Gai/ing

Contract

On Dec. 23, Il996, Florida

Gaming Corp. annoSnced the sign- ing of an agreeh^ent with

Tropicana Cruises International,

Inc. to operate the poke® conces- sion onboard cruise j^nip M/V

Tropicana, which ha1 approxi- mately 300 gaming positions and operates out of the Poft of Miami.

Cathelco Anti-Fouling

Equipment To Be Fitted On

Disney Ships

Kvaerner Masa-Yards is a Finnish shipbuilding company with long traditions of producing successful high-quality ships.

The company, employing 4 700 people, is part of the international industrial group Kvaerner a.s.

Kvaerner Masa-Yards operates two newbuilding yards, Turku New Shipyard and

Helsinki New Shipyard, and a factory for prefabricated cabin and bathroom modules,

Piikkio Works.

Kvaerner Masa-Yards Inc.

Kvaer de

Marketing and sales. Helsinki, P.O.Box 132

F1N-00151 HELSINKI, Finland

Tel. +358-0-1941, Fax. +3580«50 051

Tlx 121246 masah fl

Marketing and sales, Turku, P.O.Box 666

FIN-20101 TURKU. Finland

Tel. +358-21-2666 111,

Fax. +358-21-2667 488

Tlx 62356 masat fi

Piikkio Works, FIN-21500 PIIKKIO, Finland

Tel. +358-21-474 300,

Fax. +358-21-472 6000

Technology, P.O.Box 666,

FIN-20101 TURKU, Finland

Tel. +358-212666 111,

Fax. +358-21 2666 700

Tlx 62228 masat fi

Kvaerner MasaAzipod

Munkkisaarenkatu 1

P.O.Box 132

F1N-00151 HELSINKI. Finland

Tel. +35SO-1941.

Fax. +3580-194 2480

Kvaerner Masa Marine Inc.,

Suite 207-1525 West 8th Ave.,

VANCOUVER, B.C., V6J 1T5. Canada

Tel. +1-604-736 8711,

Fax. +1-604-738 4410

Kvaerner Masa Manne Inc.,

Power Technology Center 201 Defence Highway. Suite 202

Annapolis. MD 21401, USA

Tel. +1-301-970 2226,

Fax. +1301-970 2230

Kvaerner Masa-Azipod is responsible for the sales, design and construction of the Azipod propulsion systi rwr Masa-YarAs Technology covers R&D, 'engineering services, technology, and includes fearch Centre (MARC). er Masa Marine Inc. is a consulting engineering and marketing company in

Vancouver B.C., Canada and Annapolis, MD, USA.

Kvaerner Masa-Yards build cruise liners and passenger ferries, gas carriers, icebreakers and ice-going tonnage as well as all types of special technology vessels, such as tankers, cable ships, research vessels, offshore vessels, dredgers and crane ships.

Kvaerner Masa-Yards

Please see us at booth #206 at the PVA Show

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U.K.-based Cathelco Ltd., a sup- plier of pipework anti-fouling sys- tems, has been chosen to provide equipment for Disney Cruise

Line's Disney Magic and Disney

Wonder, due to be launched in 1998. The two, 85,000-ton ships will each have forward and aft sys- tems with sea chesff BW^mted anodes designed Vto I protect pipework wi^i ^j^^ra^Vf^^lO-

CaViBccfisysiemsliv^jased on the eVcufcyte Vrmriple and usu- ally cnns|g^ of copper and alu- minuiA anodes, fitted in the sea chest strainer or wired to a control panel.

The copper ions create an envi- ronment where barnacles and mussels cannot settle and the alu- minum ions form an anti-corrosive layer on the internal surface of pipes. In the case of cruise ships with mainly cupro-nickel pipework, a soft iron (FE) anode is substituted for the aluminum.

Other Cathelco-equipped cruise newbuilds include: Legend of the

Seas; Splendour of the Seas;

Grandeur of the Seas; Carnival

Destiny; Galaxy; and the upcom- ing Superstar Leo and Superstar

Virgo.

For more information

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