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SNAME Hawaii Section Hosts Annual Ladies' Night jjSHif* , y ^KsilfilfiSKa iQxffih vmm J iiss ' Among the participants at the Hawaii Section meeting were, left to right: Capt. Kenneth Wilson, USN, Com- mander, Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard, Section chairman; Mrs. Wilson; Bill Woods, social scientist, University of Hawaii, co-presenter of the program, and Miss Peggy Lu- cas, Tektite II Aquanette from Makai Range, Oahu, Hawaii. Another successful and well-attended Annual Ladies' Night was hosted by the Hawaii Sec- tion of The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers on February 8, 1972, at the Ala Moana Banquet Hall. Papers chairman Dr. Ludwig Seidl planned an informal program to interest the ladies. Joe Hanson, oceanographer, assisted by Bill Woods, social scienitist, presented a history of the Hawaiian Island Chain from an ecologi- cal standpoint. With the help of a prepared program, using a tape recorder, slide projector and sound movies, Mr. Woods conducted the members and guests on an aerial, ground level and underwater tour through time, to show how the islands emerged from the sea and how the ancient Hawaiians developed a stable eco- The House of BABBITT METAL (A Century of World-wide Service) No recycled metals are ever used in the production of our branded babbitt metals ... We guarantee our alloys to contain Grade A Straits Tin, Virgin Copper and Antimony. Ingots are uniform throughout and are free from excessive dross and porosity. Appointed Eastern USA Marine Representative by The Glacier Metal Co., Ltd. London, England Europe's Largest Manufacturer of Plain Bearings X
