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WHO’S WHO CONTINUED ing. He has been married to Jamie for 18 years and the couple has one son and two daughters. More information can be found at www.julianandsons.- com. Chuck Dulac CHUCK DULAC is general manager for Old Mill Cabinets and Millwork, located in is a manufacturer of commercial cabinetry and European style kitchens. The company purchases approximately 100,000 board feet annually of Birch, Walnut include Superior Prime and other high grades in various thicknesses). cializes in unique projects built custom to each client’s needs. The company has manufactured products for air- es, schools and other public projects. - ness. In total he has worked in the forest products industry for 15 years. tectural Woodwork Institute. In his spare time, Dulac enjoys spending weekends on has been married to Kathy for 24 years and the couple has Please turn to page 73 64 MARCH 2017 NATIONAL HARDWOOD MAGAZINE
SOUTHEAST Continued from page 61 is in the export market. He reports container prices inching up until the Hanjin bankruptcy clears out. what the new year brings with a new president and the ONTARIO Continued from page 8 position should there be a renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). should go well for Canada in terms of any discussions with recently for meetings with Trudeau and his federal cabinet as part of a two-day cabinet retreat where the challenges posed by a Trump presidency were expected to dominate the agenda. Trump promised a new trade relationship with the world focusing on American interests. He made good on one part of that promise on January 23 by signing an order killing off States is concerned. cerned with agreements in which there are big trade imbal- countries have been great partners “for as long as anybody - NAFTA are a possibility. It is vital to have a good economic dealt with inside the controversial Canada-U.S.-Mexico Washington aims at what it sees as predatory trading part- Please turn to page 71 MARCH 2017 NATIONAL HARDWOOD MAGAZINE 65
