Hawaiian Association

Names New Director

In conjunction with their second anniversary, the Wood Products Association of Hawaii announced the appointment of Mr. Putnam S. Robbins as their Executive Director. Mr. Robbins has long been associated with the wood products industry and brings to this area a very thorough technical knowledge as well as practical experience in this field.

For the past three years he has been employed by the California Redwood Association in San Francisco where his most recent assignment was Field Promotion Manager. Mr. Robbins holds a Master's Degree in wood technology from Michigan State University.

Last August, Mr. Robbins was in Honolulu on a field trip for CRA and held discussions with public works officials of the City/County, State and Military as well as building contractors and therefore is known bv manv in Honolulu.

Dubs Are "Most Hoppy Fellqs" After Nopo

Dubs, Ltd. publicityman, Bill Freeland, reports that ooThe most H"ppy Fellas" in the Napa Valley were the 34 golfers who played in the l68th monthly tournament at the Silverado Country Club in Napa on April 19. The course was in excellent shape and the weatherman held back the rain to make the day a good one. Prizes for the day as follows:

First flight, Gran Geisert, Paul Gaboury and Chet Dennis. Second flight, Bob Crosby, Bob Kilgore and Roy Sjolund. Third flight, Jack Crane, Tom Grey, Bill Gilmore and Bill Leonard. Guest flight honors were copped by Bob Sherry of Pioneer Pallet.

Twenty-six members and guests stayed for dinner. Among the group were three Distinguished Travelers and long time Dubs members-Ev Lewis, Tom Jacobsen, Sr. and Al Boldt, each o{ whom told the group a little bit about their recent wanderings.

When you design a wood deck, add built-in benches to serve as the railing. Slant the bench back slightly and add tie-on cushions for real lounging comfort. Use Douglas fir lumber for benches as well as deck.

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