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Palmer Industries, Inc. Formed For Container Repair And Storage The formation of Palmer Indus- tries, Inc. has been announced by Clifford M. Palmer, chairman of the board. Clifford M. Palmer The new firm, according to Mr. Palmer, will offer the Port of New York-New Jersey the latest tech- nology in chassis and container repair. Palmer Industries' new fa- cility, located at 8 Lister Avenue, Newark, N.J., has seven fenced- in, paved acres for the storage of containers and chassis, and 60,000 square feet of covered shop area. The plant, now fully operation- al, is equipped with the most mod- ern welding machines, container stackers and associated equip- ment to fully repair and store all types of chassis and dry or re- frigerated containers. Mr. Palmer also announced the appointment of Frank L. Curreri Jr. as president of the new firm, August Ambrose as executive vice president, and Richard Guido as vice president-operations. Mr. Curreri brings more than 30 years of container repair and related maritime experience to the com- pany. Additional information can be secured by writing to Clifford Palmer, Palmer Industries, 8 Lis- ter Avenue, Newark, N.J. 07105. SNAME New York Section Announces New Officers For 1978-1979 Season The New York Metropolitan Section of The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers recently announced its officers and executive committee mem- bers for the 1978-79 season. Of- ficers and committee members are as follows: Officers — David A. O'Neil, chairman; Dr. Walter M. Maclean, vice chairman, and Eric E. Lithen, secretary-treas- urer; Executive Committee—Al- len Chin, John C. Daidola, Nicola F. Pergola, and Neil E. Reddy; Standing Committee Chairmen— Joseph D. Connors, Papers Com- mittee; Capt. Moses W. Hirsch- kowitz, Membership Committee; John Higgenbotham, Meetings Committee, and Steven E. Sabo, Publicity and Public Relations Committee; Section Representa- tives—Arnold M. Stein, Section Representative to National Sec- tions Committee, and William H. Garzke Jr., Section Librarian. Laborde Named To Head New Orleans Office Of Marsh & McLennan, Inc. E. Theodore Laborde, vice pres- ident, has been appointed head of the New Orleans, La., office of Marsh & McLennan, Incorporated, one of the nation's leading insur- ance brokers, and Donald L. Pes- quie, vice president, has been named deputy manager. Mr. Laborde succeeds John B. Mead, a senior vice president and founder of the New Orleans oper- ation, whose new assignment will be to develop sales and marketing programs relative to major clients of Marsh & McLennan's 11 offices in eight southeastern states, in- cluding Louisiana. Mr. Mead will continue to be based in New Or- leans. A native of Marksville, La., Mr. Laborde joined Marsh & McLen- nan in 1962, was appointed an as- sistant vice president in 1966 and elected a vice president in 1969. He is a graduate of Georgetown University. Mr. Pesquie joined Marsh & McLennan in 1960, and was elect- ed a vice president in 1969. He is a lifelong resident of New Or- leans, and graduated from South- eastern Louisiana University. Marsh & McLennan, Incorpo- rated is a principal subsidiary of Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc., listed on the New York, Midwest and Pacific Stock Ex- changes. Its ticker symbol is MMC. Avondale •.. 40 years of diversified shipbuilding Proven Performance Since 1938, Avondale has constructed over 2,300 vessels. In the period from 1967 to 1977 alone, 95 major ships were delivered. And... numerous smaller, specialized craft have been built over the same period. Diverse Interests Avondale never limits its interest in ship construction by type, size or quantity. Our design capability has been developed as a service to the industry for the development of new ship designs, and to review existing designs for possible improvements We can meet all of your requirements. Unique Capabilities Avondale s facilities are among the most modern in the United States. We are extremely proud of the fact that many unique construction techniques have been developed in response to challenges from the industry for certain types of vessels. But... the real reason for Avondale's capabilities is its people and their dedication to being the nation s best shipbuilders. Let us respond to your next inquiry. INC The Quality of America Avondale Shipyards, Inc. A Subsidiary of Ogden Corporation Post Office Box 50280 • New Orleans, Louisiana 70150 (504) 436-2121 Top to bottom: INTEGRATED TUG/BARGE-We welcome the opportunity to bid on special projects. OIL TANKERS—Most recently to carry pipeline oil from Alaskan ports. DREDGES—Avondale specializes in matching marine units to machinery. LASH SHIPS—Avondale pioneered containerized vessels for dry cargo. BARGES—Avondale is a master barge builder, to your requirements. DRILLING RIGS—Avondale capabilities are varied from large to small. LNG/LPG SHIPS—Immense vessels to serve inter-continental trade routes. CONVERSIONS—Our massive drydock enables us to add new midbodies. WORKBOATS—Now on order, the workboats of the future. August 1, 1978 37
