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II. G. Follenfant has been d chief civil engineer of
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London rt, replacing Mr. Cedric E. who retired on September 30. Ilenfant, who is 57. first joined Transport in 1929 and after engineering appointments and vice rejoined in 1956. when he pointed assistant civil engineer ent way). in 1958 he became rks engineer and played a major the planning of the new Victoria He was appointed deputy civil in 1964. Mr. Dunton had been vii engineer since 1953.
C. L. (Leslie) Smith, general mg manager of the Dunlop is to retire at the end of October :ing with the company for 42 S. Sharp has been appointed r of the Southampton branch of Industrial Trust Ltd. Mr. Sharp n with Astley for five years and :viously employed by the Port of Authority. '
E. .1. Haigh has been appointed managing director of 1-1. E. Nunn o. Ltd.. the Manchester main Icalers, in succession to Mr. J. ger, who is retiring after 30 years le company. Mr. W. P. Tapley, at present serving as a superintendent engineer at the Ministry of Transport, has been appointed head of the area road safety unit. Hampshire, in succession to the late Maj.-Gen. G. D. G. Heyman. Mr. Tapley, who joined the Ministry as an assistant engineer in 1936. will take up his new appointment at the beginning of November.
Mr. G. W. Powell has retired from his position of director and managing director of Esso Petroleum Co. Ltd. Mr. Powell joined the company in 1923 and became manager of the south-west region in 1939. From the outbreak of war until 1948 he served with the Petroleum Board as manager of the south-west region. In 1950 he moved to head office as assistant general sales manager and in 1952 was appointed co-ordinator of shipping and supplies. When the marine department of Esso was reformed in 1954, Mr. Powell was appointed general manager (marine). He became a director in 1957 and in 1960 was appointed managing director. Mr. F. A. Sadler, transport manager of the Crookes Laboratories of Basingstoke, Hants. was presented with a gold watch last week to mark his retirement after 25 years' service.
Mr. R. M. C. Baschy, deputy transport manager with Stockton-on-Tees Corporation for the past three years, has been appointed general manager of Luton Corporation Transport.
Mr. N. G. Westcott has been appointed commercial vehicle sales manager of K. J. Motors Ltd., Bedford and LandRover main dealers. He will assume responsibilities for K. J. Motors lOrpington) Ltd., Court Road. Orpington. Kent.
Mr. Frank Saville has been appointed container engineer by Highway Trailers (Great Britain) Ltd. and will be based at the company's Multiwheeler works
t Southampton Airport. Mr. Saville has been with Highway Trailers in various engineering and sale s executive capacities since the Southampton factory was opened three years ago and
previously w a s engaged in the design o f auto. motive bodywork • Mr. E. G. Hardy, al present chief engineer of Bristol Omnibus Co. Ltd.. has been appointed 'Filling Group engineer with effect from December .1. Mr. Hardy has been associated with the Ciroup since 1929, starting with the West Yorkshire Car Co, Ltd. as an assistant engineer. In 1945 he took up an appointment with the Bristol Tramways and Carriage Co. Ltd. and in 1948 became chief engineer of that company.
Following the retirement of Mr. K. R. Thomas, who has been staff and welfare officer of London Transport since 1958, Mi. J. A. Neale has been appointed staff and training officer and Mr. C. C. Gomm superintendent of recruitment. Mr. Neale, 44, joined LT in 1947 and last year became an officer of the Board with the title of officer (special duties). Mr. Gomm. 55, joined LT in 1934, became a district superintendent in 1941 and became principal executive assistant (staff and welfare officer) in 1954.
Mr. D. N. Rosling. executive director of Hanson Industrial Trust and Hanson Transport Group, has been appointed to the boards of all the subsidiary companies in the Wiles Group.