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Darrell Covington

Darrell H. Covington, president of the Salt Lake HooHoo Club died of a heart attack July 17, in a Salt Lake Hospital.

He was born November 22, 1930, in Torrey, Wayne County, Utah. He married Vera Madsen October 10, l9 53 in Elko, Nevada. Marriage was solemnized in Salt Lake LDS Temple.

Mr. Covington was formerly the office manager for Georgia Pacific's Salt Lake City Branch, At the time of his death, he was manager of Acropolis Wholesale Lumber in Salt. Lake City.

He was a member of Salt Lake HooHoo 170 for several years and his HooHoo number was 63205. He had served two terms as v.p. and was within two months of finishing his term as president.

He is survived by his widow, Vera; one son; two daughters; and a grandchild.

Trustees in 1914, president in 1973, v.p. in 1972 and previous to that served many years as a board member and as a director of APA's predecessor, the Douglas Fir Plywood Association.

In 1933, he entered the plywood industry with Aberdeen Plywood, Washington State and was president of Western Plywood Co. and lst v.p. of Peninsula Plywood Corp. After serving three years as a naval officer in World War II in charge of plywood procurement, he joined Fiddes-Moore of Chicago as president.

He became v,p. and director of Evans Products Co., Portland in 1957, and president and director of Vanply, Inc., Albany, Or. in 1968 and also directed the company's overseas operations in Monrovia, Liberia. After Vanply's acquisition by Southwest Forest Industries, he served as president of SWF and also Carolina Pacific Plywood. Mr. Moore was also awarded the Scroll of Honor award in 1960 by the National Plywood Distributors Assn. Survivors include his widow. Rutht and three sons.

Jerold G. "Jerry" Mashek of Oakland died August 5. He was 60.

A past president of the Oakland Hoo-Hoo Club, he was also a Mason, a Shrinerand a member of the Exchange Club.

Mr. Mashek was born in Wyoming. He is survived by his widow, Barbara L.; his mother; a daughter and two sisters.

Emory Moore

Emory E. Moore, a leader in the plywood industry, died July 28 of a heart attack at his home in Kings Valley, Or.

Mr. Moore held many offices with the American Plywood Association; that of chairman of the Board of

J.W, FITZPATRICK

Joseph W. "Fitz" Fitzpatrick, a veteran lumberman of southern California, died August 8. A resident of South Pasadena, he was 82.

An active industry member for more than 40 years, he started with the old Hammond Lumber, subsequently moving to the San Pedro Lumber Co, where he was employed for nearly 27 years. He concluded his career as wholesale sales manager with the now defunct Consolidated Lumber Co.

Mr. Fitzpatrick was a past president of the Los Angeles Hoo-Hoo Club, a member of the Lumber Association of Southern California and Rotary. He is survived by his widow, Helen, and two sons.

This month, Carroll Moulding Company, Inc. becomes a primary distributor in the West for cellular vinyl mouldings developed and manufactured by Manta Industries, Inc. of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. This move dramatically complements Manta's current distribution operation in Huntington Beach, California, which serves the 11 western states.

Manta's "imagineering" in the world of cellular vinyl products to improve the home has advanced it to the position of pace setter in the building products industry...both in the U.S. and Europe. Decorators, architects, home remodelers and weekend "do-it-your-selfers" have been praising Manta products here in the West right along. As a matter of fact, the tempo of sales has been such that we needed a mbdern, established distributor ...to help serve these customers.

Carroll Moulding was the obvious choice. lt is the West's only true moulding specialist and has been for 25 years. lts service center is the envy of the industry and it knows how to get the job done.

We're proud of the new association-Manta Industries and Carroll Mouldings. So we're sharing our good news with you.