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Show The Salma Sun Thursday, June iNRATTbHliGHfERS'A" . . branch. Painting is one of 90 contemporary works of art purchased by Zions in recent years. National Park and the Richfield Mountains. The 60 paintings, representing 22 contemporary Utah artists went on public display May 23 and will be shown at the Museum of Fine Art until June 19 according to Tom So'utham, Curator of Collections at the University of Utah. It is 'fortunate that companies such as Zions First National Bank, are willing to purchase so many fine paintings by our local Utah artists and display them in their offices throughout the state, said. It not only encourages the development of our local art talent but it provides public places for the art to be seen. According to the banks Chief Executive Officer, Roy W. Simmons, We are very happy about this program through which we have now purchased some 90 paintings and we intend to continue the practice in years to come. Paintings are selected ,for Zions First National Bank by a committee which includes Elizabeth Simmons of Kaysville, Wemer Weixler of Salt Lake and Robert Sears of St. George. City. The showing of 60 paintings, owned by Zions First National Bank, includes four paintings that are on loan to the exhibition from the Richfield branch of the bank and one from the Salina branch. The paintings include scenes of Capital Reef National Park, Bryce Sou-tha- Card of Thanks The Salina Riding Club would like to thank the merchants for their support and donations to the Rodeo Queen contest and also the judges Norm and Mary Gay Evans, Parow-aColleen Sloan, Sandy, Terry Wright Clawson, Cindy Noyes, contest chairman. n, fi Find Out What's Happening! Subscribe to THE SALINA SUN I Fillmore chfield Case Price Salina Banks Painting Featured In SLC Museum Sevier County artwork is featur- . The seminars, by the Utah League of Cities and Towns, will consist of three sessions: a morning session for appoint Hanging in Salina Bank ed in a major way in a current showing at the University of Utahs Museum of Fine Art in Salt Lake In light of the recent flooding that the state has been experiencing, the evening sessions agenda has been expanded to include information on emergency expenditures necessitated by the floods. ed city officials to receive training on the new Uniform Accounting Manual for Utah Cities; an afterto noon session for town officials Town new receive training on the Fiscal accountability and administration for local governments and new legislation will be the topic of regional seminars for city and town officials, State Auditor Val Oveson announced today. Mr. Oveson will be in Richfield on Tuesday, June 14 in connection with the regional seminars given by his office. The meeting will be at the Sevier County Courthouse. The information available at the seminars is particularly vital to the towns and cities because of the new state laws. If the regulations are not met, Oveson is required to withhold state money from a city or town until it complies with the laws. We want to inform as many officials as possible of the laws that affect them to avoid potential conflict, the State Auditor said. Oveson is concerned that city and town officials both understand and comply with regulations designed to assure effective financial manageOur goal is to establish ment. and simple requireconcise, clear, ments for all levels of government and then to enforce those requirements fairly, he commented. Chairman and Mrs. Roy W. Simmons of Zions First National Bank admire painting that hangs in Salina Accounting Manual and the new Town Fiscal Procedures Act and an evening session for elected officials to receive general training on financial administration. 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