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Show r Business Portrait: Robert M. Koif The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, April 18, 1965 i j r ' j v . , (hie of the reasons Robert M.,KoIf snipped off a career as a basketball coach at five year? to join the General Brewing Corp. as sales representative Was his belief that there was room for quick advancement He should patent his crystal ball At toe age of 35, and aft--, er four years with toe brewing Aim, Mr. Koif is a regional vice president and resident manager of toe corporations 5alt Lake City divisioa.and brewery. Came From Coast . s ? A - " Hoops to Hops A Wise Move Job Changes Announced At D&RGW r, ( fif T7 picked up a masters degree in business, and worked as an assistant to basketball coach Forrest Toogood, Most of his college playing career was under Coach Sam Barry, a Wisconsin native who heard of his high school sprats record. I had reached the age of 31 and had to make a decision whether to continue coaching or get out, said Mr. Koif. Dedsic I. had toe feeling .1 could prove myself more outside' of -coaching, something like being more. effective or realizing more of my potential under Mr. different " challenges, Koif recalled. d - manager The still holds Ms weight down to within a few pounds of Ms athletic days, mostly by skiing on nearby lakes in toe summer and on mountain slopes In the winter. Technically speaking, although toe taste buds usually cannot tell toe difference, beer is best at toe time when toe liquid spurts through hoses into bottles, cans or the 15 gallon draught kegs. While we cant sell beer The production curve. Is about ready to make toe big hump with warm weather Mr. Koif said, Coming on, apparently relishing toe prospect Ive found toe business a highly competitive one to my liking. Highly Competitive Most ctf Mr. Koif s. life has involved competition. Hii father has been athletic director - u -- ic r dark-haire- D. Key. , . Bio Grande executive changes position. and Down the Street Up Stoker Just a Memory? Its a Hot S.L. Export Continued From Page C-- l. the test of a small residential unit especially designed for the as small Japanese homes. in 1935 an assembly man. As he put it today: "I had confidence in use of coal as joined the company Fan Speeds Air The small units are constructfuel. ed much like the large units, ' A look at the deployment of about the size of a filing cabifuel round the world was reason net enough. Europe and Asia had The coal is shoveled in the ooal but no natural gas. Neither top, then propelled by screw residential heating systems. The into the furnace, where an air market lay overseas. stream makes combustion nearly Coal Heater for Living Boom complete. Another fan drives air over W. J. OConmor, Salt Lake the heating vents of the fire City, , president of Independent chamber, doing a far more efanCoal and Coke Co., provided ficient job of deploying warmth other impetus. Said he: Why not than did passive convention.-Smokele- ss residential design a small-sizeFire d heating unit that could be put In the living room In Englandrthe British govsay in Idaho, where oil furnaces ernment is pushing sale of autod matic, had become much in vogue. stoking equip... Mr. Margetts recalls he was ment. Among the units getting highly skeptical, but on strength top attention is Stokermatics of Mr. OConnors enthusiasm, at its plant in Salt Lake City, Heatway" unit, which can burn he built a model unit Mr. Obituminous coal smoklessiy. Connor took one to a convention at Sun Valley; Stokermatic now employs 125 Stokermatic was deluged with 1610 Industrial Ed. Another three hundred persons are assoorders for 750 traits. e Last year Stokermatic sold ciated indirectly on a more than 26 million Dollars basis as distributors or manuworth of the units abroad. It facturing representatives. plans to push that figure to three Sign Sideline million dollars this year. The firm has trod the diversiTwo weeks from' now, Mr, fication route. It manufactured Margetts will hit the road for Blazer trail scooters, car-to- p discussions with distributors in trunks, trailers and stainless steel barbeques. These enterJapan and in Europe. Until- - now, exports to Japan prises have been abandoned or have been conventional residen- sold. tial heaters. Instead of being Its chief allied line now is used in homes, however, they manufacture of revolving sign are used in factories where toe equipment This includes husky, number of employes typically is motor-drive- n gear boxes which small. turn shafts on which are mountIn such instances, the man ed the signs. It also includes tending the lathe also will pour the signs which change their toe coal in the factory Stoker- faces through the revolutions of matic. triangular shafts mounted in the Now, Stokermatic is pushing framework. d, coal-fuele- coal-fire- coal-heati- full-tim- Intermountain Oil Log cparstor. of , , Emery County Roy Ptedoor, Federal No. 1, 1,80 ft. from north tin, 1,80 ft. from at lire, Sattlng up rig to drill ohoad batow 4180 teat. Grand County San Joan County 3,180 Texaco, Inc., Navelo Tribe H-ft. from north line, 1,820 ft. from west Filed Intention to drill line, wildcat test to proposed 5,889 feet to Desert Creek. , Uintah County Pacific Natural Cas Exploration Co., 2,198 ft. from south lino, 552 ft. from E Shut to pending testiwest line, ng. Promontory Oil Co., North Ashley No. A. Lanadal USA Lansdal 4 889 ft. from south lino, 880 ft. from west shut In tor decision, on 1490 ft. from lino, 3.710 ft. from line, or continued drilling. north lino, No report available farm-oan testing. Phillips Petrol sum Co., River Junction Nltronlcs Core., Fidorel Nat. 1, BO ft. No 1, 1,880 ft. from west line, 1,800 ft. Shut In awaitfrom north lln, 3,128 ft. from NSt lint, from south line, ing tank batteries for completion. Pending locations of rig. , Southern Union Production River Core., Federal Co., Rod Big A-- l, 739 ft. from south 3,080 ft. from north lln, 1,783 ft. Wash Federal from east line, Filed Intention line, 725 ft. from east lino, 254S-23Drilled to 2.871 feet; plugged beck to 885 to drill wildcat to propoeed 3,000 teat tor realignment of drill pip end now to drill In. ot tot tet Washington County Glad Stubbs, Virgin Na 1, 890 ft. from south line, 578 ft. from west tine, Lest report Indicated drilling heed toward approximate 2,000-fotest. NEVADA Lincoln County Willard Peace Drilling Co., Federal No. north weet quarter, northeast quarter, Drilled to 3,500 feet. Withholding further drilling Information, 1, MININS MIUINS -i jii as afD eeevleee MINERALS, S. INC. 359-J0- 42 UJD(iDm Insurance Company rates are not the same. FOR EXAMPLE: C K ii.Hlll IIIII !q)IW - Meet to Study Personnel two-col- 24-ho- Management e) .) impact-absorbin- S.L. Seminar y ce To Focus On Exports -- MONEY... Sugar-ma- ,,-- Crown-Zellerbac- it I owner-opera-t- . Two Salt Lakers Set Up New ... , Property Firm Dealer Taking the Kick Outa Yard Job I e, V ini 328-971- or 278-046- 6 Zoned . BEST OR M2 10th Wost Salt Loko City, Utah & srr IMMEDIATELY $100,000 M-- L 21st South MUST BE SOLD CAT TRAXCAVAf OR storting-angin- WISTCM ROAD MACHINT2Y i- -- 2371 ' Slit Sew " aft 1, . 2300 S. 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Personnel changes affecting the Utah Division of the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Co. were announced Saturday . Jack D. Key, traffic manager of Wisconsin-Sta- te College 45 (sales) in Salt Lake City since years. After hfghschool Mr. ,Koif left Oshkosh on a basket January- 1!2, will become trainmaster, supervising operatball scholarship to toe tMyer- -' ''ing personnel in the Utah divixity of Southern California. -. sion. His headquarters will conMr. Koif, whose background Sports Figure tinue to be in Salt Lake City. is in marketing at Los Angeles d As .a and San Francisco, in January Over From Denver was selected he a Ruben Schneider, R. E. Davis, superintendent of replaced Coast baschemist transferred to head to toe the Colorado division in Denver the ketball team and received research divicompanys since 1962, will replace Mr. Key. sion. Mr. Koif came to Salt honorable mention The exchange of responsibiliLake City last September as in toe 1950-5- 1 season. ties will remain in effect for assistant manager. He was a catcher for toe to provide several months The Oshkosh, Wis., native school baseball team and one more varied railroad experience heads a brewery which supyear entered toe stadium as a for the two men, the company defensive halfback and quartplies Lucky Lager and Fishsaid. er brands to Utah, Colorado, erback for the football team. In th next four years with Other Changes Wyoming, Montana and southtoe U.S. Navy he coached two Idaho. ern Robert M. Koif inspects brew ho use of General Brewing Corp. Mr. Key has been in the rail ' The Salt Lake brewery has Pacific Fleet championship in preparation for increased production due to hot weather. roads traffic department since a capacity of 500,000 barrels a basketball teams. His naval 1947, working in Kansas City, career concluded as an aide to or 15 million gallons Omaha and Detroit. Mr. Davis year out of the hose, our goal the -- beer is consumed as the third largest of the firms Rear Adm. E. A. Cruise at dehas been in the operating what we are shooting for is quickly as possible after it is There are Hawaii. four breweries. partment since 1951, serving at about 200 employes. Back to USC he came to work out distribution where I packaged," Mr. Koif said. Utah points along the railroad at Ogden, Price, Helper and Salt Lake City. Other appointments include: A. H. Nance, Salt Lake City trainmaster, will be Colorado division assistant superintenNEW YORK (AP) In this dent, Denver. Roy D. Combs, Grand Juncjet plane age, with businessmen tion, Colo., terminal trainmastDETROIT (AP) Is the auto some of the bimt-i- n speed of lems in auto safety and we are moving swiftly from time zone to time zone, the question of er, will replace Mr. Nance, Ray industry doing ail it can to cars and its effecr-eMghway working on them. We can han- what time it is where L. Fisher, Provo trainmaster, you are make cars safe? dle them better than outsiders safety. somesucceeds Mr. Combs. and where going youre been That question has raised The Auto Manufacturers can. becomes times important very Denver to Provo Look At Seat Belts Dr. Hannon in many circles as the nations Assn, and the auto companies Dr. Powell To help them and others in 1965 traffic death toll continues indicated willingness to sit down Michael M. Kanderis, Grand Another such We fields as communications said, practically ahead of the pace set last year with Conner to discuss the probJunction terminal secretary, behad to spoonfeed motorists to and travel, a new world time when a record 47,700 persons lem of speed. comes Ogden assistant trainget them to accept seat belts wrist watch is being introduced were killed. Why More Power? master, , D. W. Pope, Denver and even today, after years of from Japan. It has such toings In recent weeks the problem some as a switchman, will be Provo assistcode indicating The word is that 1966 models educational programs, occupied the attention of two ant trainmaster. members of President Johnsons generally will feature more motorists wont have seat belts night time and day time, and a new cars because they revolving hand of world cities Glenwood H. O. Chappell, cabinet, two Senate subcommit- powerful engines and Secretary on their few a cost extra dollars. Conner is was to showing the time there rat a ask some apexpected Springs roadmaster, tees, numerous state legislaHe pointed to a list of 17 items dial. tures and educational leaders. questions about this trend. pointed Salt Lake City road And until then, spokesmen in- wMch the General Services Admaster, succeeding Michael D. Unanimous View dicated the industry would not ministration has indicated it Two educators and an execuKenyon, who is going to Helper. Auto executives are practical- assume a public stance on speed wants on all 1967 model cars it C. J. Burroughs has been pro- tive of a paper products firm EXECUTIVES! purchases fra: government use. moted from the engineering will be featured speakers at the ly unanimous in the view they and power issues. Now Available On another traffic safety are doing all possible to insure These range from an exhaust staff to Utah division assistant second annual CO-O- P Sen. of hardevice motorists. Edmund to front. Muskie control safety passenger Crossroads of toe supervisor of structures. viheads a subcommittee from and dash Ribicoff Sen. ness, Abraham padded West Personnel EXECUTIVE FLYING has been one of the in- wMch seeks to determine wheth sor to recessed instrument panel Conference ThursU.S. er all cars g beginning with and steering dustrys severest critics. He New Cessna day at the Uniheads a subcommittee looking 1967 models must be equipped wheeL of Utah. versity Knight-32- 0 with a device to excut down Sky into what the Federal GovernFew Interested The one-daTwin Engine do in the matter of haust fumes. ment can A lot of these Items are meeting in the Fully Equipped Mghway safety. Solidte Ideas Student available now to motorists as If your firm can us this airUnion Sen. Ribicoff said recently the will open at 9 basis at The Muskie committee held extra cost items, but few show craft on a port-tim-e auto industry had dragged its three recent reduced rate . . . a.m. with rein Wash- any interest in them, he said. hearings feet on the safety issue. Please Call Mr. Childs marks by Dr., ington and Detroit to get the Adding: 363-760- 1 Armstrong He auto added that makers Fletch-Mrviews of auto makers. Muskie James C. If we should add these items will Utah learn more about er, university president, and listen and are polite, and they said the gases emitted from au- as standard equipment it would Applicant Must Hava Ixcollent Credit Rating the opportunities of marketing George S. Cowdery, president, show you testing grounds and tos, particularly on crowded ex- boost to the cost of building the overseas in a seminar Tuesday Utah Personnel Assn. . they show you the car of the fu- pressways present a health car and there probably would ture but they are reluctant to do problem. at the Hotel Utah. have to be an upward revision I WANTED Dr. Reed M. Powell, former Detroit guto makers are not in the price. That would make The sracalled Ex Harvard Business School fac- anything now. too happy about ail the various us less competitive with other pansion Seminar is being sponIndustry Cooperative TO MAKE MORE Unihearings and probes, but none auto companies wMch did not sored by the University of ulty member now with the secreJ. Celebrezze, Anthony will say so for attribution. They install the items. Utahs College of Business, the versity of 'California, Los An of health, education and were perfectly willing to air Like it or not, however, the Chambers of Commerce of Og- geles, will speak at a luncheon tary welfare, told the Ribicoff com- their views but only on condition and Salt industry is faced with a rising den, Provo, Logan on the function of the personnel mittee that while the industry of anonymity. demand that cars be made Lake City; the Salt Lake Rotary administrator toward manage- has not rushed into the safety One said, Were getting too safer. Club, toe U.S. Department of he feels auto makers problem ment development and growth. many outside quarterbacks now. Commerce, the Utah Committee have been cooperative. We know there are some prob- on Industrial and Employment Post at UCLA Commerce Secretary J. T. Planning; the Utah ManufacturDr. Powell holds a research Conner got into the safety issue ers Assn.; the World Trade AsNEW CORPORATIONS in UCLAs Business last Tuesday when he asked appointment sociation of Utah, and the ReConstruction Co. Inc, Cache, leaders of the auto industry to School Division of Research. Okie., tower erection. Direcgional Export Expansion Counhim tors Lonnie discuss with C. V 5 . the of Simmons, , A problem Morning discussion sessions B. Moor, Cache. Capital stock, 93400. cil of Utah. Elsratf Cor., 5an Liiego, es will be initiated by speeches i.at tate. Principal officer, Harry B. List Speaker from Frank G.' Armstrong, vice San uiego. capital stock, i,$00 hares of no par value. . i rd Willing, The event begins at 10 a.m. president for industrial relations, t ertles Inc., Wilmington, Del., real estate. Principal offih Luncheon speaker will be Daniel Corp., and Dr. cer, enures r. ,.rcinl. New lurk, N.Y L. Goldy, national export expan- Paul L. Harmon, associate proCapital stock, 51,000. Kocky mojni..,i Racing Assn., Salt sion coordinator for the U.S. De- fessor of management at the Lake City, motor sport dub. DirectorsCari Heuglv, aMa Kmor , of Business. College partment of Commerce. John Snyder, Junior Spleker, Salt Laka This is Jack Andonian, C v ; Ivan Evans, Sanay. Capital stock, Highlight of the dinner will be Fastest of tbi International Hosts of none. Subject of Talks ne Legal Defenders of the Last DisPancakes Restaurant - sn Portland, presentation of the Presidents fupensation St. organization Cory., George, Mr. Armstrong will discuss E award to Stokermatic Co., Oregon. Mr. Adonien has owned t formed to aovisa and rep men 5 rs Appraisals of the Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter-da- y franchise since May 14, 1962. Salt Lake City, which manufac- ture of personnel administrators 'a.n.'s In religious me. ers (bears no tures and markets automatic in industry, and Dr. Harmon unction or official connection with the I wanted to go into a business to makt in the West LoS Church). business will Principal o hcer, Hugo outline ethics. coal-fire-d stoker, more money and build security for myself heating units Witt, St. George. Capital stock, none. Mr. Gibson Mr. Neese of Slads Transfer and Storage lo Ogden, Sponsors the conference are in Europe and Japan. and my family. transport. Directors: Jefferson C. Slabs the Utah Personnel Assn., WestJosephine Wade Slade, Don W. Slade, Jr., I looked at several dealt and tha comhome old home New or On the Agenda Julia Darlene Slade Dawson, Roger W. ern Wyoming Personnel Assn., panies behind them. At an accountant I Slade, Ogden. Capital stock, 9100,000. . . . or selling Fashion Homes Inc, Self Lake City, buying Discussion subjects will deal Industrial Relations Council of thoroughly checked each business and real estate. Directors: David B. Anderson, decided on on International House of the loan value of a with the means of shipping to Utah, and Institute of Industrial Alton C. Anderson, James A. McIntosh, Pancakes Restaurant Why? The friendly Salt Lake City. Capital stock, 950400. of Busiforeign markets, the finance of Relations and home is the most imservice, fine food and moderate prices: export sales, means of getting ness. tha beautiful decor and overall style of portant' fact youll need the building. I found that all International paid and world trade opportuni the transaction. in House of Pancakes Restaurants art owned Authorized ties for Utah businessmen. and operated by franchise dealers. I And Western Savings Lawrence D. Gibson and Jade talked to a couple of them and then tom R. Neese have organized a new gets you this appraisal tactad International industries, Inc. Annual Meet Dated ARMCO real estate firm, Gibson-Neesin 24 hours. Youll I was shown exactly how tha business Interlock Inc., 1415 S. Main. The 24th annual meeting of would ba set up; how I would ba trained; know quickly and acGrating bow the books would bo kept; how tho Mr. Gibson has been owner the Northwestern Section, of loan the exact curately For catalog call PITTSBURGH, PA. (AP) -A- and broker of system works. I learned all I could of tha Utah Chapter, International AsHeritage Realty or wrltoi national organization behind me to help dollars available. Q sociation of Electrical Inspec- lthough n line of shockproof Co. ma with bit advertising, operational Come Westin call or tors, has been scheduled for Ap- power tools was introduced Mr. Neese has been broker for problems and general ril 26 at World Motor Hotel, 1900 some time ago, Rockwell Manu- Shamrock Realty Co. Both realern Savings . . . there Wall, Ive received everything I was S. State. ty companies were dissolved both In person and by contract are six experienced real Rromised facturing Co., Pittsburgh, says with formation of the new cormaking mora money than I ever its new line of garden tods are estate loan officers SAVE 40 on poration. the first of this kind to be sold. munity; Im working hard and i like it Txll- - sign Holden $12 Dex. ready to provide anI have what I wanted. $1.13 Eodi and These d swers action. tools llV'xSiy Sin l)( Fa., $f Dos. are said to assure the user comHOW ABOUT YOU? ; Downtown OfRc plete protection against electriInternational Industries, Inc cal shock, eliminating the elec1 ; Dial Matt can offer yoa a working owner-operattrical hazard in trimming wet Cottonwood Office franchise In an In tap grass and shrubs. Dial national Hoosc f Pancakes Restaurant In the Salt lake iron and other major metropolitan FOR SALE areas immediately; SUPERB INDUSTRIAL SITE Cash requirement: $25,000 , R. E. Davis. . . Denver aide transferred to Utah office, ''1, i 3 f -- -'V ' I ,: |