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- Western Shipbuilding Association Elects Officers Maritime Reporter, Apr 1980 #71
The annual membership meeting of Western Shipbuilding Association (WSA) was held recently in San Francisco, Calif.
Rear Adm. James K. Nunneley, USN, Deputy Commander for Industrial and Facility Management, Naval Sea S y s t e m s Command, Washington, D.C., was the guest speaker.
Admiral Nunneley heads the expansive program of repair, alteration and overhaul of all U.S.
Navy combatant and auxiliary vessels. He discussed relations between the Navy and private shipyards, the prospects for Navy ship repair and maintenance work in West Coast shipyards during the early 1980s, and some of the problems encountered in overhauling today's sophisticated ships.
Prior to the membership meeting, the WSA board of directors, representing s h i p y a r d management and labor, held its annual meeting to elect officers and formulate association policies and programs for 1980. The following officers were elected to serve during 1980: Chairman of the board, A.J.
Maloney, Bethlehem Steel Corp., Terminal Island, Calif.; president, Walter A. Larsen, Willamette Iron & Steel Co., Portland, Ore.; assistant to the p r e s i d e n t , E.J.
Glenn, Willamette Iron & Steel Co., Portland; 1st vice president and director emeritus, Arthur E.
Farr, Pacific Coast Shipbuilders Assn., Portland; and executive secretary-treasurer, B.W. Evans, Barney Evans Public Relations, San Francisco, Calif.
Area vice presidents: Seattle-Puget Sound Area— James H. Francis, Lake Union Drydock Co.; John T. Gilbride Jr., Todd Pacific Shipyards Corp., Seattle Division; M.L. Ingwersen, Lockheed Shipbuilding and Construction Co.; Frank B. Lynott, Tacoma Boatbuilding Co.; Carl R. Meurk, Todd Pacific Shipyards Corp., Seattle Division, and John P. Swanson, Boilermakers International, AFL-CIO.
Portland-Columbia River Area — Clair C. Anderson, Portland Metal Trades Council, AFL-CIO; W.J. Butler, Northwest Marine Iron Works; Bruce D. Hobbs, Dillingham Marine & Manufacturing Co., and Larry Rafferty, Boilermakers, Mount Hood Lodge No.
72, AFL-CIO.
San Francisco Bay Area—Robert K. Boyd, Guy F. Atkinson Co.; Clarence E. Briggs, Pacific Coast Metal Trades District Council, AFL-CIO; Thomas B. Crowley, Crowley M a r i t i m e Corporation; John M. Lappin, IBEW, Ninth District, AFL-CIO; Clifford P.
LeGette, Triple "A" Shipyard, Hunters Point; Gayne Y. Marriner, Bethlehem Steel Corp., San Francisco Shipyard; H.G. Rowe, Todd Pacific Shipyards Corp., San Francisco Division, and Walter E.
Willard, Willard Marine Decking, Inc.
Los Angeles-Long Beach Area — James E. Daniels, IUMSWA, AFL-CIO; C.E. Frost, Harbor Sandblasting Co.; Stuart C. Jones, Todd Pacific Shipyards Corp., Los Angeles Division; John E. Marriner, John E. Marriner & Associates; Steve M. Roberts, IUMSWA, Local No. 9, AFL-CIO, and Hans Schaefer, Todd Pacific Shipyards Corp., Los Angeles Division.
San Diego Area—P.W. Pepper, Pepper Industries, Inc.; Paul I.
Stevens, C a m p b e l l I n d u s t r i e s; Gary Weisfeld, Triple " A " South, and W.F. Wild, Atkinson Marine.
Western Pacific Area—Richard Kuwada, Pacific Container Service, Inc.; Steven Loui, Pacific Marine & Supply Co., Inc., and J.V.
Sterling Jr., D i l l i n g h am Shipyard.
Western Shipbuilding Association has served as spokesman for West Coast shipbuilding, ship repair and allied industries since its founding in 1959. The Association numbers over 175 member firms on the Pacific Coast, including Hawaii.
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- Thomas B. Crowley Elected President At Western Shipbuilding Ass'n Annual Meeting Maritime Reporter, Feb 15, 1974 #24
E. McLaren, secretary-treasurer, Metal Trades Council of Seattle and Vicinity; and Carl R. Meurk, general manager, Todd Shipyards Corp. PORTLAND—Arthur E. Farr, vice president and general manager, Northwest Marine Iron Works; Edward J. Glenn, assistant to the president, Willamette Iron & Steel Co
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July 1974 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 224 Hours a Day 7 Days a Week 3 Drydocks Available to Maximum 27,000 Tons Engineering and Design Services Available A Under Management of ARTHUR E. FARR NORTHWEST MARINE IRON WORKS SWAN ISLAND - Portland, Oregon - (503) 228-8222 Cable "NORMARINE" 10 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News
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May 1974 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 52Hours a Day 7 Days a Week vidnnp? 3 Drydocks Available Engineering and Design to Maximum 27,000 Tons Services Available Under Management of ARTHUR E. FARR IJKt I NORTHWEST MARINE V^9* l| IRON WORKS SWAN ISLAND - Portland, Oregon - (503) 228-8222 Cable "NORMARINE" Waukesha Motor Co. Names
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March 1974 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 41CONVERSIONS DRYDOCKING a Week 3 Drydocks Available to Maximum 27,000 Tons Engineering and Design Services Available A Under Management of ARTHUR E. FARR NORTHWEST MARINE "I IRON WORKS SWAN ISLAND - Portland, Oregon - (503) 228-8222 Cable "NORMARINE" BL BAY-HOUSTON TOWING GO. H HARBOR
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February 15, 1974 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 21E. McLaren, secretary-treasurer, Metal Trades Council of Seattle and Vicinity; and Carl R. Meurk, general man- ager, Todd Shipyards Corp. PORTLAND—Arthur E. Farr, vice president and general manager, Northwest Marine Iron Works; Edward J. Glenn, assistant to the president, Willamette Iron & Steel
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November 1973 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 57TOK 272 2638 24 Hours a Week Engineering and Design Services Available 3 Drydocks Available to Maximum 27,000 Tons jJKl i Under Management of ARTHUR E. FARR JSP NORTHWEST MARINE IRON WORKS SWAN ISLAND - Portland, Oregon - (503) 228-8222 Cable "NORMARINE" SHIP REPAIRS AND CONVERSIONS
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November 1973 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 55y 24 Hours a Day 7 Days a Week 3 Drydocks Available Engineering and Design to Maximum 27,000 Tons Services Available A Under Management of ARTHUR E. FARR NORTHWEST MARINE " IRON WORKS SWAN ISLAND - Portland, Oregon - (503) 228-8222 Cable "NORMARINE" M COMBUSTIBLE GAS ALARM M0DEL GP109
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September 1973 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 46Tel.: 251-05-05 Telex: 587 We take pride in working around the clock to repair your ship with expediency, craftsmanship and minimum cost. ARTHUR E. FARR, Corporate Vice President NORTHWEST MARINE IRON WORKS SWAN ISLAND SHIPYARD Portland 228-8222 50 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News
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July 1973 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 32to the annual St. James Home and Gar- den tour Saturday morning and then to luncheon in the afternoon at the La Valencia Hotel in La Jolla. ARTHUR E. FARR, Corporate Vice President NORTHWEST MARINE IRON WORKS SWAN ISLAND SHIPYARD Portland 228-8222 34 > Maritime Reporter/Engineering News
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May 1973 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 45Zone New Orleans, La. 70146 We take pride in working around the clock to repair your ship with expediency, craftsmanship and minimum cost. ARTHUR E. FARR, Corporate Vice President NORTHWEST MARINE IRON WORKS SWAN ISLAND SHIPYARD Portland 228-8222 Moy 1, 1973 47
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March 1973 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 36from the University of Denver. We take pride in working around the clock to repair your ship with expediency, craftsmanship and minimum cost. ARTHUR E. FARR, Corporate Vice President NORTHWEST MARINE IRON WORKS SWAN ISLAND SHIPYARD Portland 228-8222 Arnold Landesberg Leaves Luria Brothers
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January 1973 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 34We take pride in working around the clock to repair your ship with expediency, craftsmanship and minimum cost. ARTHUR E. FARR, Corporate Vice President NORTHWEST MARINE IRON WORKS SWAN ISLAND SHIPYARD Portland 228-8222 36 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News Kockums Delivers 255,260-Dwt
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April 1972 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 42are described in the bulletin. We take pride in working around the clock to repair your ship with expediency, craftsmanship and minimum cost. ARTHUR E. FARR, Corporate Vice President NORTHWEST MARINE IRON WORKS SWAN ISLAND SHIPYARD Portland 228-8222 ROYAL'S 208 VALUE THE UNDERPRICED
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December 15, 1971 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 6, Charles H. Bateman, William F. Dunning, Frederick D. Hesley and Lloyd Swayne. (Continued on page 10) Attending the annual banquet, left to right: Arthur E. Farr, president of the Propeller Club of the United States and president, Northwest Marine Iron Works; James R. Maumenee, president, Alabama Dry
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November 15, 1971 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 30Frontier," appropri- ately reflected the optimism reflected by the speakers during the three days of meetings. National Propeller Club President Arthur E. Farr, vice-president of Northwest Marine Iron Works, Portland, Ore., and American Mer- chant Marine Conference Chair- man W.J. Amoss Jr.,
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August 1971 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 25, is scheduled for delivery in mid-1973. Presently, Getty Oil's interna- tional subsidiary supertanker fleet is comprised of 14 proprietary ves- ARTHUR E. FARR, Corporate Vice President [MVD NORTHWEST MARINE IRON WORKS SWAN ISLAND SHIPYARD-Portland-228-8222 Phones: (Night & Weekend) 282-5822
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March 15, 1971 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 5fully on the important tasks that lie ahead for the new committee. I.C.C. W-463 17 Battery Place, New York, N.Y. 10004 • Tel. (212) 944-1048 Arthur E. Farr, vice president of Northwest Marine Iron Works, Portland, Ore., has consented to continue as WSA chairman of the board, a position
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February 15, 1971 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 22. Area vice presidents are: Seattle-Puget Sound Area—J.A. Byington, Malcolm E. Mc- Laren and Carl R. Meurk; Portland-Columbia River Area—Arthur E. Farr and Henry P. Mc- Carthy; San Francisco Bay Area— W.C. Brig- ham, Thomas B. Crowley, William Ferguson and John D. Reilly; Los Angeles-Long
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February 1971 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 34Additional members of the club em- barked at Port Everglades, Fla., on January 10, where a reception by the Port Everglades Propeller Club was held. Arthur E. Farr, national president of The Propeller Club of the United States and vice president of Northwest Marine Iron Works, a Portland, Ore., shipyard
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February 1971 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 15for the 1971 Convention at Tulsa, Okla., October 13-15, were also discussed. fn making this announcement, The Propel- ler Club national president, Arthur E. Farr, vice president of Northwest Marine Iron Works in Portland, Ore., released a listing of the 1970-71 National Executive Committee which
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February 1971 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 12AVE., FRANKLIN PARK, ILLINOIS We take pride in working around the clock to repair your ship with expediency, craftsmanship and minimum cost. ARTHUR E. FARR, Corporate Vice President NORTHWEST MARINE IRON WORKS SWAN ISLAND SHIPYARD-Portland-228-8222 Phones: (Night & Weekend) 282 5822; 292-3760
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December 15, 1970 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 12New Assignments At Northwest Marine Arthur E. Farr, corporate vice- president, Northwest Marine Iron Works, Portland, Ore., has an- nounced the following assign- ments : W.J. Butler as general manager of the Swan Island ship- yard', will be responsible for all ma- rine division operations and
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October 1970 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 51• ELECTRONIC SERVICES - • SHIPBUILDING, • DRYDObKING • SHIP REPAIR • CONVERSION • MARINE ELECTRIC • P.O. Box 3109, Swan Island, Portland, Oregon 97208 • Arthur E. Farr, Vice President and General Manager Telephone (503) 228-8222 • Night Telephones (503) 228-0259 / (503) 254-7478 / (503) 292-3760 ! Here's