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Show 12C The Tribune. SalU-ak- I'p and Down tin Stm! Friday, January 241986 Seminars to Explore Christian Ethics in Business C-- Mr. Shelby Ms. Thomas Mr. Kushma Ms. Youngers S.L. Area Tradewinds Sharon Smith has been appointed regional manager of Fortunate Life Centers, which specialize in helping people lose weight through menu planning, counseling and exercise. She is in the process of opening a center in the Salt Lake Valley at 3191 Valley St. ... Delbert William Atwood Jr., management services coordinator for the Utah State Office of Education, has received the highest professional designation in the systems field, Certified Systems Professional, by the Association of Systems Management. The designation is part of a new certification program establishing standards of knowledge and a code of professional conduct for those in the information management field . . Boyd Shelby has been promoted to manager of the wholesale operations at All Makes Typewriter Co., Salt Lake City. He has worked for All Makes for more than 21 years, previously serving as a sales representative in outside sales . . . Gloria H. Thomas and Sue Youngers, financial service representatives for American Savings and Loan Association, have earned the designation of Certified Sales Professional. The CSP program is a national sales training course for new accounts personnel in financial institutions. The program consists of a course and learning rigorous standards in both sales and product knowledge and meeting or exceeding sales performance goals . . . Frank J. Weinstock received . an engrossed scroll from Continental Insurance in honor of his insurance agency, the J.J. Weinstock Agency Inc., Salt Lake City, representing Continental for 50 years. James Harms, Continental sales representative, presented the scroll to Mr. New employees at Weinstock . Gillham Advertising, Salt Lake City, are Catherine Jo Cook, named senior art director; John Kushma, producerwriter and Teri Williams, receptionist. Ms. Cook was graduated from the University of Utah and has additional art training from the Art Center College of Design, Los Angeles. Mr. Kushma was graduated from Utah State University. Ms. Williams rejoined Gillham after an absence, during which she gave birth to her second child. She is a graduate of Granger High School . Kathryn W. Wheadon has been promoted to operations officer for the international department of First Security Bank of Utah. She was graduated from the University of Illinois and joined First Security as a secretary in 1981. She has worked as operations officer at the banks Trolley Square office and most recently as commercial loan officer at the Fourth South office. Kevin L. Mower has been promoted to personnel officer at First Security Bank of Utahs central operations center. He joined the bank as a management trainee in December 1984 and was promoted to operations officer in March 1985. He is a University of Utah graduate. . City-base- d . Broadway is asking that Salt Lake City's Wallace Associates Management Inc. be appointed the receiver to handle the operation and maintenance of the property, including the collection of rents and the distribution of income from the building. Mr. Larsen said Granada has been in negotiations with the attorneys for Sears Savings Bank and hopes to work out an agreement with them. "One way or another we'll have to reach some sort of an agreement, Mr. Larsen said. "Right now everyis Granada, since taking control of the property last fall, has been trying to find a buyer for the building, Mr. Larsen said, and has enlisted the help of Coldwell Banker. Mr. Larsen said three potential buyers have expressed an interest in the property and he voiced fear that if a receiver it appointed it could delay the sale of the building. Although Sears Savings several days ago filed a petition with the 3rd District Court asking that a receiver be appointed, that petition was set aside in a hearing Thursday before Judge Judith M. Billings, who ruled that Sears needed to file a complain: with the court before the matter could be considered, according to one attorney involved in the case. CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION REPORT OF CONDITION OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN STATE BANK ot Salt Lake City, Utah, at closp business on December 31, W85. Because if you really looked deep, mothers and their offspring resented the long absences and disengagements of the fathers, who had rationalized their absence and devotion to corporate purposes as being in the best interest of the family, he said. Ethical investments? A survey of local Santa Barbara brokers, he said, asked if any had queried of clients about making investments that suited the clients conscience. Only one broker, said Rev. SALE 200000.00 eioloOO OO 1,800000 00 10,219,000 Men's and Women's DMC Adirondack Lightweight Hiking Boota. Reg 39 50. 4 PAIR. Jarvinen Touring Lite Polar 138000 10.081,000 00 17s(x0 00 359000 00 28000 $14,761,000 00 00 S 13,318.00000 mg 155,000 00 13,4 73,000 00 EQUITY CAPITAL . Common stock 300,000 00 750000 00 Surplus Undivided profits and capital reset ves 218,000 00 Total equity capital 1288000 00 Total Mobilities, Mmlted-Mfpreferred stock . and equity cupiol 14761,000 00 I, Kralg A, Murdock, eec vice president, n the iUie named bank do hereby declare that this ' the instructions Issued by the Board of Report of Condition hos been prepared m confer mam p Governors of the Federal Reserve System and tt.e state Banking Author itv ond Is true to the best of my knowledge ond belief. y p a if, A MURDCX K, Fec Vice President of this Report of ondl'ion and dec lor e that We, the under sloned director s. attest to the cor tec H has been examined by us ond tu trest of our knoirqyp and belief has been pr epar ed in tonfor mance with the instructions issued a, the Hoard at Gn. et nm s a the f ederoi Reserve System and the rr ect State Banking Authority and is imic and Of NT P JACOBSON Al AN MURDOCK LYNN 8 BARN Y Directors state of Utah County of Sait I akr u Sworn to and subscribed before me fins JOth day tu January, ivha SHANNON GOUGH, Notary Pubiic ions do hereby ertify that top fniiowing is o hue and correct I, Avon T Francis, Progrom Sin roov of the statement of condition of thr abt.y nomeo bank that was tiled in this office on lanuor y 20, 1986. f WANT IS. Program Specialist all 50 waxless skis. 210 & 215 Reg 90 SALE 39.00 3 PAIR. Karhu Multigrade Kodiak waxless skis. 210 to 220 Reg 137.00. SALE 49.00 150 SALE 7500 PAIR. Karhu XCD GT metal edged skis, blem.. 220. Reg 169.00 1 ft AA 0fUU AA SALE 0JUU SALE g 2 PAIR. Fischer Fibre Crown waxless. 210. Reg 115 Rossignol Equips TRS Metal Edged Skis or Ipoko Honeyllght Tonring Ski. Reg 1180.00 to 1198.00. 15900 SALE Swallow TR Alpine or TR Comp. Metal Edge Ski. Reg. 4170.00 to 4200.00. XC Ski poles Reg 14 PAIR. Suveren all leather 75 mm touring boots Reg 59.50 S 95 XC SALE c Sno Reg 29.50. SALE SALE 164.99 gg OFF System Roof Rack Crossbars with Stands kno accessories) Reg 45 00 1 C AA 1D9U 6' and 8' Toboggans. 50 9 QJIJ1 IJQ OFF 8 OFF only! Rental Ice axes by MSB. literal;' Reg to 59 95 1 ' SALX 3 PAIR. Oho i.n i:- -f SALE all 60 SALE KoDach Viva and Viva Soft Mountaineer:ted to stucK a:, hand ing Boots. 126 00 46 Reg SALE & NA A A f y.uu 99.00 4dh4161 wool SALE SALE SALE under- AA ( 99 SALE A AA 199U SALE 15.90 SALX T SALE 2499 SALE Jecket. 499 Reg 57 A AA 9e9V 19.99 SALE 13.90 Shirts by Royal Jackets, Pants, and 39.00 Hi AA 04UU O C AA 40UU 40 TO 50 OFF 8 only! Patagonia Mens polo ALL R OILTl999ft The Survivor. Slumberjack's new bag. 2'-'-; lbs. of Quallofil Reg. $129 SALX shirt Slnmberjack Rogea Sleeping BagRV Comforter Line. Reg 97.50 to 129 50 12 PRICE 3 only! Wenzel 3 & 4 lb. Hollofil 808 sleepup ing bags Reg 35 00 m Coleman Model 8114 Double Mantle Propane Lantern. Reg 427 99 SALE if, f ! i,i .avsw-iV'- ro rav. I.wri i 2150 Reg SALE ; Reg 6 29 all 600FF Wilderness liperience Daypack. Reg 30 High Country A AA 1U99 1 Kirkhams Delnxe Cordnra Cargo Bag. 4"x24". Sky Blue only Reg 29 95 1 SALE 1399 Bag. 933 cu in Rugged cordura nylon Reg 25 00 Jansport Vagabond Carry 990 1299 SALE Woolrlch Stadium Blankets. Reg 30 SALE All "Cross Country Skier Magazines. Reg to 2 50 II AA 1099 January limited A AA fi99 Stainless Steel Food Containers. 10,5 1 Ik- 11.99 SALE 11.90 stylus may n n AA Seal Tight Dispensall Pack. 8 plasiic bottles Reg 7 95 end "Skiing" SALE Small Sales Prices Good Thru j laUi'ins and 2199 Swiss Army Knift Spartan Gift Set. S AAA 99V only! Ka.sed rebel Topo Maps Reg to 2 SALX Skiers Postcards. Reg 1 3.99 00 SALE Camping accessories, with minimum savings of Open Monday Saturday 9.30 6 00, Friday to 9 pm. 0UU SALE Women's Woolrlch long sleeved gingham shirts. Reg 19 45 SALE 99- 9999 SALE 194 25. Kiirtehm. n aQv outdoor products '"'I'.fj ,t kk CA AA 99UU Slnmberjack Fiesta- - Lightweight rectangular with 3 lbs of 100 polyester fill Compare at 429.99 SALE Entire stock of Wool, Woolblend, and Cotton Swelters. Womens sizes and Mens srr.i.l inly Reg 36 50 to 44 00 Women's 2500 SALE Woolrlch Men's and Women's Knit Shirts. Reg 22 50 Patagonii Rugby Shirts. 2899 Women's Block Island Bunting Lined Mocks, Unisex Small SALE SALE Patagonii Pile Jackets and Pints. Reg 68 50 to 64 50 14.99 SALE 1800 3 only! Womens Patagonia Shelled Bunting Jackets Reg 94 50 Women's Patagonia Canvas Skirts. 8 A l9UU 1 5 only! Womens Patagonia Bunting jackets and pullovers Reg to 62 95 Women's Bobbins Billy Gost Pants. Pewter Ink Eggplant Reg 33 95 SALE 099 7 only! Group of Men's and Women's Insulated Ski Jackets Reg to 90 Woolrlch Women's Corduroy Knickers. Size 10 !2 only Reg 39 50 SALE Q AA 7 only! Men's and Women's Woolnch Tarpon lined jacket Reg 49.50 OFF SALE Reg. 189. ALL 4 only! Sierra Designs Pop Top Jacket. Reg 49 50 Woolrtch Men's Wool Knickers. Size 32 34 only Reg 47 50 And much more in Shirts. 3125 South State Men's and Women's Columbia Wmdshirts. pullovers, and rainpamts Mixed sizes, mostly ladies Reg to 38 99 Entire Stock of Patagonii Capiline and Wickers Expedition Weight underwear. Broken sizes Reg 22 99 to 38 95 s 2400 52.99 & 59.99 Limited quantity. QA 149U all 30 Tent. SALE A A AA 9.00 ' OFF Men's and Women's Polypropylene wear. Reg 3 95 if perf. M AA D.UU AA A A 79.75. Royal Reg 69.75 499 Hand Knit Big Wall Hats. 100 I AA99 Mens Patagonia Shslled Polypropylene Jackets and Pant. Red. Charcoal. AA A OFF M0 Wilderness Experience UFO Backpacking 12 PRICE SALE Fox River 4 and S Layer Inaulated Wool 36.99. Gloves. Reg 22.99 Forest, Canyon Cl.mbing Shoes J 2299 15 00 Reg Reg. to 179 149 00 to 179 00. Reg OFF Bellweather Polypropylene Lined Pants and Jackets. Broken sizes, red only. Reg to 54.50. Patagonia Bunting Fingerless Gloves. 1UUU 2 PAIR. Yasq .e Cl.mbmg St. ALL SALE 7 99 Including :ce axes, iootlangs screws tools. Ill 25 OFF all 50 Wenzel 8x10 or 9x12 Curvilinear Family 154 50. Sierra Designi Articulated Goretex Chouinard Gaiters. Reg. 35. SALE Backpacking old style, and one of a kind Springbar backpacking tents. Some used, some new. most are irregular.Reg 149 50 to 249.50. Tent. OFF all 50 Outerwear. OFF Old Style Springbar Tents. Group of discontinued, SALE Rntire Stock of Womens Goretex Jackets and pants. Reg. 69.50 to All Cross Country Knicker Socks. Reg 9 95 to 13.00. 50 all 50 Discontinued and to $225. all 25 199 SALE Pants and Gore-Te- AA 1 Reg. 8.00. Reg 79 50 and 33 Entire Stock of Jackets. Reg. $98 1480 SALE Entire stock ofSherpa Snowshoes and Bindings. 10.9U Cape Thermal Stretch Hiking sock. Wool blend. Women's small sizes only. 2 only! Barrecrafter SALE R e 99 AA North Entire stock of wixes end waxing accessories 4099 1 D 29.00 SALX 38.00 SALE Tops and pants, broken sizes. Reg 27.95 Men's Colombia Goretex Chesaw Parka. Polargnard Booties. Reg. 29.95. SALE Asolo Summit Double XC Boot. SALK 12 onlyl Black Bear Down Filled Mtn. Parkas, Small & medium only. Reg 89.00. AA Lite Winter boots. A A9UU 109.50 SALE OFF Reg 28 95 HONEST W Reg Gator Pice Protector. Reg 11.95. 30 OFF 119.00 to 140.00 SALE 2.50 6 PAIR. Tonkin Entrant Waterproof Monntain Parkas. Asolo Men's and Women's Mesa Hiking Boots. Reg 86 50. M fm PAIR. Kneissl Mirage Red Star Metal 1 edged skis. 215. Reg M 2.737,000 00 10.S8 1.000 00 Entire Stock of Name Brand Sweats. MC, and ea. Reg. 32.50 52 1990 SALE 18.99 SALE 00 00 499 SALE Woolrich Men's and Women's Nightshirts. Broken Sizes. Reg. to 28.50 Entire Stock of Ice Climbing Gear. Of 1390 Mostly smalls Reg 9 95 to 13.50. i,OS8,000 00 Deposits: a. in domestic offices T Why? Entire Stock of Last Tetr's ASSETS ash and balances due from Deoositw v institutions a. Nonmterest-beonnboiantes and cur rencv ana com b. interest-bearinbalances Securities Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell t oons and lease financing receivables a Loons and leases, net of unearned income b. LESS: Allowance for loan and lease losses c. Loons and leases, net of unearned income, allowance, ond eser ve Premises and fixed ossets Including copitalired leases) Other real estate owned Other assets TOTAL ASSETS Avon lot of the students had in some way been encouraged by their mothers. A 8 only! Women's Patagonia DualSpun long sleeved shirts Reg 29 25 ( (1) Noninterest-beann(2) Interest-beoOther Mobilities TOTAL LIABILITIES The Vietnam War? Not really. Sure to be the biggest markdowns for 1986! revolving around the question of who can do the best job of operating the property. LIABILITY he in 1947 Midway through attended a "world conference of Christian Youth in Oslo, Norway. Many of the attendees were former enemies of one another. Dutch. Indonesian. German. American. Up until that time he had some vague religious notions. But suddenly it dawned that a phrase like, "Jesus Christ is love, could be on one hand a pious utterance, or, on the other, a significant statement if invested with the appropriate political and social content. A quick decision to be become a pastor followed. He was a campus minister at the University of California in Santa Barbara in the late 1960s, when the students burned down the Bank of America building. MI . is still owed by Broadway. The figure includes $5,269,510 in principal still outstanding, $151,498 in interest due from Nov. 1, 1985, through Jan. 1, 1986, and $15,149 in late fees. thing MBA. Some managers are really good at that, he says. They do a good job of integrating the practices and purposes of the company with the soul of the community. The company not only proffers employment, but compassion, social intercourse, etc., values once proffered by the parish or the village. Alas, sometimes these good operations get cut right off at the pockets. Headquarters in Chicago or New York goes on a merger binge. The agenda of the branch is totally subordinated to the presumption of corporate gain at headquarters. Very painful for local managers. How did Rev. Bremer get in the business of leading seminars on business and Christian ethics? $5,436,159 Tribune Staff Writer A California savings and loan has filed a lawsuit in 3rd District Court asking that a receiver be appointed to take over the operations of the CFS Financial Center building at 324 S. State. The building houses the headquarters of CFS Financial Corp., a financially troubled Salt Lake investment company, but it is now in the hands of Granada Inc., a local real estate development concern. Granada took control of the building last fall by way of a management contract, according to Granada's president C. Dean Larsen. Investigators for a brief time last October believed CFS could provide a link between two fatal bombings that killed Steven Christensen, a former CFS partner, and Kathleen Sheets, the wife of CFS chairman J. Gary Sheets. In asking for the appointment of a receiver for the property, Glendale, California's Sears Savings Bank, formerly known as Allstate Savings & Loan Association, says it loaned Broadway Enterprises $5.3 million in December 1983. Broadway is a limited partnership whose general partner is CFS Financial Corp. Sears Savings Bank contends that no payments on the note have been made by Broadway Enterprises since Nov. 1, 1985, and' that the limited partnership is insolvent. The financial institution, which is a second lien holder on the property, claims that 7 . California S&L Wants Receiver To Take Over CFS Building By Steven Oberbeck a Bremer, had considered asking, but though the better of it. The Pension Board of the Lutheran Church of America, he said, in 1966, took a look at its own portfolio, then determined it would only invest that which matched the purposes of the church. The Rev. Bremer said he found the second draft of the Catholic Bishops letter on the economy to be much imenproved over the first. "It is less cyclical, less statistical, and mqfh more personal. Some American corporations have done an excellent job of creating a corporate culture that offers the warmth, creativity and the support once found in village or parish, he said. But others have merely embraced the cosmetics, but not the substance of those values. The managers in those cultures have accepted those cosmetics only insofar as they have expanded their power base. These students were from generally affluent families. Why the rage and why burn the institutions that employed their fathers and had fostered their own well being? he had been After World War II navigator with the 8th Air he enrolled in the Force in Britain Harvard College of Business to get an Continued From 9 have a vision. Not the religious kind; the board would think you're crazy. But it would be a vision of what the company should be in society? 31 or while quantitlea lut |
