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Show v EnterpriseJieview Page 2b. U.. Exec Organizes Hotel Management Jack-stei- When. Rick . . vice president of marketing for Hotel Utah believes. And thats why hes trying to organize a local chapter of the International Hotel Sales Management Association. Clayton said. On February 10, Clayton received notice from the city commission that the R-- 4 zoning in which he was located prohibited his doing business Within the past three years we have had enough hotel people to warrant a local chapter. But no one has bothered to put it together. So Ive decided to try, Jackstein explained. there. But they granted my license last year without any comment, Clayton retorted. Clayton said his business, Commerce Printing, will be moved within the next six weeks to a new location at 17th South 3rd West in Salt Lake City. The new office will have 4,000 square feet of space. It will be built and financed by Pace Industries. To move on sudden notice like this is costing us a lot of money, Clayton complained. It will cost $2,000 just to move the machinery. There is no telling how much interruption of our work flow will cost us, he added. He said a minimum of 15 people are needed to establish an official local chapter. monthly publication, n Clayton, now occupies Clayton feet of the .Com- applied for renewal of his 2,100 square business license in Bountiful, merce Bank Building at 481 South 400 East in Bountiful. he received a surprise reply. The city council told me I He said he was planning on had to discontinue operations expanding his business in that and denied my application, building soon, anyway. J n, The organization is dedicated to building professionalism among its members, Jackstein stated. He said they offer workshops, seminars, a k. Denied License Renewal Salt Lake City finally has enough people. We just need someone to organize them. Thats what Larry t . and annual international conventions. He said that if he is successful in organizing a Merchants Slate Meeting The Retail Merchants Association will hold its annual meeting Wed., February 25. The agenda will include a panel discussion about the citys economy. Members of the panel will be R. Schubach of Standard Optical, R.W. Bentley of J.C. Penney s Co. , Blaine Huntsman of the University of Utah College of Business, Howard Dunn of Zions Securities, Jennings Phillips, city commissioner of finance, and Mari-le- e Latta, manager of the association. The meeting will be held at the Hotel Utah, 7:30 a.m. Although I am already a successful professional, I was attracted by the unusual opportunities of Distribution Unlimited. ' ' t -- Mtn. Fuel . Records Earnings Salt Lake City figures, subject to final audit, show that Mountain Fuel Supply Company and subsidiary had earnings for 1975 in of common $16,392,421, or $2.74 per share on 5,981,008 average shares outstanding, compared with $11,393,958, or $2.24 per share on 5,080,624 shares outstanding for 1974, it was reported Wednesday by B. Z. Kastler, Company president. The Company was able to utilize investment tax credits which increased earnings by cents per share and 21 accounted for approximately 42 percent of the 1975 gain in earnings. Earnings also $82,782,543 in 1974, while increased due to improvement in both utility and nonutility operations. Improvement in nonutility earnings was the result of increased oil production, increases in market price of oil and increased earnings of the subsidiary. Revenues from the sale of natural gas and natural gas in 1975 were liquids $112,419,576, compared with utility operating expenses increased from $71,355,360 in 1974 to $97,876,497 in 1975. Over 94 percent of the increase in utility operating expenses is due to higher costs of natural gas purchased by the company from others for distribution in its service area. Loans up to $100,000 in DR. DALE F. BAKER three Impossible? Not even unusual. If you have all your material, we can usually put together a second mortgage loan in three days or less. Up to We are seeking additional talent for our national expansion terms; competitive rates on 85 per cent of appraised value. And, we w'ont ask why you need the money. Thats your business. Its a great package. Give 12-ye- Our unusual business opportunity recently attracted Dr. Dale F. Baker, executive V.P. of a major motel chain, to join our firm. If you are success oriented, and enjoy working with people, we should get together. ar us a call. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 532-181- 7 NATIONWIDE FINANCIAL CORPORATION A J 989 E. 900 So., Suite Bl Salt Lake City . Utah 84105 subsidiary or Salt Lake Office: 364-843- 8 |
