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Show r 1 jt Page 4 - April 13. 1993 iCIIntah Basin Standard CotfftffurtPi veffPs . kmH r-M-Aw- TUESDAY, April 13 Area Quitters Meeting, 750 p.m., Roosevelt Commercial Drivers' License Class, UBATC Barrel Racing Clinic, Vernal-Th- ru April 15 Cancer Support Group Meeting, Hospital, 7 p.m. WEDNESDAY, April 14 National Honor Society Meeting, 750 p.m., Union THURSDAY, April 15 Deadlines For Taxes!!! Uintah Basin DAV Meeting, Vernal, 7 p.m Adult Driver Education Course, Roosevelt, 550 p.m. Horse Meeting, Altamont, 8 p.m. FRIDAY, April 16 Chorale & Folk Dancers, Tabiona, 750 p.m. Spirit Eagle Meeting, USU, 7 p.m. 4-- H . SUNDAY, April 18 Tony Smith homecoming, Roosevelt 2nd7th, 10:50 a.m. Jared Reary homecoming, Uintah River Ward, 2:50 p.m. MONDAY, April 19 Barrel racing at Gusher Arena, 6 p.m. Daughters of Utah Pioneers Meeting, Roosevelt, 1050 a.m. NEWLYWEDS-Dcst- married April ry Gagon and Teris Kleinfelder 1 at Hill . GinesPriest Gagon Kleinfelder Destry Gagon and Teris Kleinfelder were married April Force Base. They will make their home in Salt Lake. Gines and Joe Priest were married RECENTLY MARRIED-J- an Friday, April 9. were 1. Jan Gines, daughter iff Dale and Linda Gines, Hanna, married Joe Priest, son of Dennis and Linda Priest, Bloomington, Utah, Friday, April 9, in St George. A shower was held April 3 in Tabiona at the Town Hall in their honor. A reception and dance were held in honor of Jan and Joe the evening of April 9 at the Elks Lodge in St George. Air . President says Utah banks are safe, sound "The banks in Utah are in splendid condition and are among the strongest in the nation," said Mr. Alder. "Their earnings are excellent Their capital positions are strong. Quite frankly, it would be hard to improve the banking industrys performance here in Utah in 1992 in any meaningful way, he indicated. Mr. Alder went on to say, "Not only is Utahs banking industry doing very well, but nationwide the industry reflected an overall positive performance for 1992." He was particularly pleased to note that the ."December 19 Surprise" which was supposed to be the date on which there would be wholesale closures of banks throughout the country was a myth and scare campaign. According to the FDIC, as of March 5, nationwide, there have been only six commercial bank failures since December 19 when the FDIC Improvement Acts "prompt Utah's banka continue to be safe, Bound and profitable, according to Lawrence W. Alder, President ofthe Utah Bankers Association. A recent study of the December 31, 1992 Reports of Condition as filed by all Utahs 36 full service commercial banks with federal and state banking regulators confirms that 1992 was an excellent year for banks and the health of Utahs banking industry is very good. Utahs banks reported record performance in 1992 with combined net income of $147,988,000 up from $105,162,000 in 1991, reflecting an increase of 41 percent When measured by two of the most important indicators of performance for financial institutions, return on assets (ROA) and return on equity (ROE), superior results were achieved during 1992 by the banks in Utah--4 composite ROA for banks equaled 1.23 percent, up from .91 percent in 1991 and the combined ROE was a strong 17.10 percent, up from the 13.28 percent achieved in so-call- - . corrective action" provisions became effective. "In addition to the strong year end 1991. Loans and leases total (7,36831,-00- 0 up from 1991s year end figurs of $7,265,145,000. Deposits at bulks increased from $9,615,601,000 at year end 1991 to $10,025,759,000 at the end of 1992, an increase of 4.27 percent. In addition, assets for all of the Utah banks at year end 1992 totaled $12,833,329,000, compared to $12,096,697,000 at December 31, 1991, an increase of 6.09 percent Mr. Alder said the Utah banks are performance figures reported, all deposits in Utah banks are insured to $100,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Carp. (FDIC)," Mr. Alder concluded. The Utah Bankers Association is the statewide trade and prafesaanal association for Utahs state and nationally chartered, full service, d banks. FDIC-insure- also very strong when measured bj total equity capital, another significant benchmark of strength, stability and depositor protection. Total equity capital at December 31, 1992 amounted to $906,368,000, a 9.65 increase from the total of 57,000 reported a year earlier. . Obm jA JsAe.d ical A) oe. "Fiom. . . . Duchesne County Hospital and the UIntaIi BasIn MEdicAlCliNic C. Brent Fox, Audiologist will be at the U.B. Medical Clinic Call Codie at 722-397- ext 201 1 for an appointment. HabilitatUm Certified Clinical Competence in Audiology of American Speech, Language A Hearing Association, Utah Speech, Language A Hearing Association Utah Audiology Society Academy of Dispensing Audiologists C. Brent Fox m Elmer Moon Wilfoid Thompson Moon to be 80 years old The family of Elmer R. Moan, Duchesne, recognize his 80th birthday Saturday, April 17. An open house will be held in his honor at the Cliff Mickelson Building (Blue Building) at the county fair grounds in Duchesne from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. All relatives and friends of the family who would like to attend are invited. Refreshments will be served. Audiologist Thompson celebrates The family of WilfoTd H. Thompson is announcing the celebration of his 90th birthday. An open house will be held in his honor at the Altamont Stake Center from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. April 17. All friends and relatives are invited. No gifts please. Auditions to be held soon for "Rawhide and Lace" The Uintah Arts Council and Utah State University announce audition times and dates for the 1993 Outlaw Trail Theatre production, "Rawhide and Lace," and outdoor musical based on the life iff Joeie Bassett Auditions will be at the USU Center in Vernal April 20 and 21, from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. Callbacks, if needed, will be Saturday, April 24, at the USU Center. Auditionees are requested to prepare two musical pieces, one upbeat and one ballad, each to be no longer than 16 bars. An accompanist will be provided and a portable cassette stereo will also be available far use. Not all parts will require singing. However, you should be prepared to dance and read from the script Thera is a reading copy of the script available at U.S.U. or the Uintah County library. All ides are available. The part of Joeie Bassett will be divided between two actresses, one portraying her as an alder woman and one a younger woman. Other major roles include; Anne and Herb Bassett, Butch Cassidy, Elza Lay, Sundance Kid, Jim and Crawford McNight, John and Nellie Jarvie, Willie Strang, Judge Bennett and Pat Johnson. None of the' roles t, and a wide have been range of ages, from 70 to infants,' male and female, are needed. Children age 13 and under will need to have at least one parent involved in the production in order to be cast. pre-cas- - Masters of Communicative Member Performers currently being sought for Utah State Fair The production, written fay Shelia Wheeler, will be directed by Varlo Davenport; musical direction by Helen Barrett; and choreography by Taunia Wheeler. Settings will be designed by Nels Carlson; technical direction by Clint Wheeler; sound and light design fay Scott Goslin; costume design by Andrea Benson; and Gail Bently will work as stage manager.. Rehearsals are scheduled to begin May 3. The production will run June 25, 26, 28 and 29; and July 1, 2, 3, 6, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17 and 19. If you have any questions, 0 please call Varlo Davenport at 789-610- or 722-928- The 1993 Utah State Fair is fast approaching, running September 9 thru 19. Utah performers will fill the stages and grounds with "Music in the Air," the 1993 theme. Bands of all types, dancing groups, doggers, quartets, choruses, jugglers, downs, novelty acts, family performing groups, ethnic groups, comic acts, all performing arts groups, Bchool musical groups and individuals are. being sought to perform at the fair. This year "ethnic groups are being showcased. Groups from all races and cultures are being encouraged to apply for consideration. All individuals and groups who feel they can present a high class minutes) on performance (40-4- 5 one of the stages or as talent on the grounds should send inquiries to: Ralph Utah State Fair, 155 Rodgers, North 1000 West, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116. Please indude enough pertinent information concerning your presentation to be seriously considered. If you or your group have not "walk-aroun- Mb 72254140 Nicole In a deliberate departure from tradition, Governor Mike Leavitt has announced mqjor changes for the annual event previously known as the Governors Ball. The Saturday, April 24, event has been ratitied "The Governors Spring Gala" and is set for 7:30 p.m. at the Salt Palace Convention Center Tickets to the Governors Spring Gala aw $150. Checks may be made out to Governors Spring Gala" and sent to the Spring Gala Committee, 3450 South Highland Drive, Suite 100, Salt Lake City, UT. 84106.' INTAHBASIWSIANDAR Med ical A) ofe Fiom. . . , DuchesneCounfy Hospital and the UIntaIi BasIn MEdicAlCliNic Kim H. Jones, D.P.M. will be at the U.B. Medical Clinic every Wednesday. Dr. Jones will be visiting the Altamont & Duchesne Satalite Clinics on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays beginning April 20 wrm - ? Medical School': California College of Podiatric Medicine 9 hi' f IfalS 'I .1 Specialises in total foot and ankle care surgery . 1M. 4 u)M Friday & Saturday, April ,82 N. 200 E.. Roosevelt Kim H. Jones Podiatrist 16-1-7 722-4711- 1 Mieure, 2 wpgxm: Z7-- A. Maijorie daughter of Nancy Mieure, celebrated her first birthday April 9. Shirley's discount fabric 'm d" 4. Gala to be held soon performed at the Utah State Fair in the past two years, it will be necessary for you to submit a video (VHS) showing your talent presentation (not to exceed 15 minutes on tape). After inquiries are received, you will bis sent an official application form. AH inquiries must be received by May 1. Ofgm . |