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Show Page Twelve FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1971 Winter Quarter Registration Date Set at Utah Tech College Rock Mountain Center on THE SALT LAKE TIMES Environment Organized Mountain Bell Sends Large Check Mountain Bell recently mailed a check for $2,387,650 to Salt Winter quarter registration for from the colleges registration The Rocky Mountain Center the eight state area, views land Lake County. According to Cliff new students at Utah Technical office. Totten, district manager for the on Environment (ROMCOE) has use as the single most important re16 at is Dec. New students enrolling are Salt Lake oroduced an extensive guide on issue facing local governments. telephone company, the check College and 17, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 minded that they must pay their land use planning and control For example, it is reported that covers 1971 ad valorem property entire course tuition costs during for use by local government of- over 2,000,000 acres of Colorado taxes owed by the company. p.m. both days. The amount is $265,410 more ficials, planners and concerned land have been subdivided in Full time courses listing open- registration days. L. Tech President Utah citizen The than Use Land last years tax payment. groups. are Jay the and last a ings design year and half drafting Nelson he another disPacket will says expects exbe first quarter electronics and initially Ad valorem taxes paid by the Richard D. Hoadley, tended day electronics, machine ecord enrollment for winter tributed to chairmen of county Associate on the ROMCOE Legal staff, company to Utah counties in 71 to match the commissioners and luarter the large county shop, programs will total $4,794,912, an increase conducted noted last fall quarter. attorney in each county in Ari- that led to much of the research of printing, electricity, heavy duty issuance of $442,777 over 1970. the pack. Winter quarter class work be- zona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, mechanics, accounting, businesr Coloworked with the New Mexico, Nevada, Wyoming Hoadley management, data processing gins Jan. 3, 1972. rado Land Use Commission Task vation Service. County officials and Utah. The Packet contains Force this general office clerk and clerk summer in a and interested citizens past met in information on legal means of series of typist, marketing and steno I Utah Tech Registrar held county meetings losessions to discuss workshop controlling land development, a in Colorado. Special classes being offered ar' Earned to cal use land needs. problems and set of model subdivision regula-lion- s hospital ward clerk and medical Task was Force The composed for county or state use and ROMCOE believes that Rocky dental terminology and lab. TIk Ndmissions Leadership of representatives of the Land on facts subdivision west lacks a true land Mountain develop- Use Commission general education classes also g' O. Boren, registrar al AsRalph ROMCOE, ment to a as threat water vested ethic which will protect and on the block during these twe Ttah Technical College at Salt rights. These materials were sociation of Commerce and Inthe great land rationally days. '.lake, has been named secretary Cattlemens Association, and mineraldevelop dustry, after several months resources completed of the re0 the Utah State Association of Farm Bureau, Grange, Farmers Registration is on a first-coof intensive research into the in accordance with the gion first serve basis at Utah Teel Collegiate Registrars and Admis-ien- s Union, Land Developers Associ- character of use land in the of the land. The packproblems and school officials urge pros officers. New officers were ation, League of Women Voters, et, which will be in the hands Mountain States. pective students to get in regis- chosen recently at the organiza-ion'- Rocky County Commissioners Associa- xuoai uwciais snuruy, is one tration lines. it annual conference in en- tion. Open Space Council, Ex- ROMCOE, a step in providing a basis for the Utah. An open registration period vironmental service center for tension Service and Soil Conser- - new ethic. for returninga nd new student Boren has been registrar at is scheduled for Dec, 20, 21 and Jtah Tech fer the past year and 2, frem 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m 1 half and has initiated the All registration is handled al program and comthe colleges main campus, 460C puterized registration procedure. So. Redwood Road. He previously was the colleges College registration official' apprentice training coordinator. in-:rea- pre-technic- al se State - nr s Lo-ja- n, non-pref- pre--egistrati- on remind new students registering for winter quarter that they must process an entrance application prior to registration. The registration application costs $.' which is counted toward tuitior fees when registering. Applications must be accompanied by a high school grade transcript or an acceptable entrance test grade and information regarding entrance tests may be obtained SHINES UP BRIGHT IN MINUTES LASTS UP TO A WEEK GRIFFIN WAX SHOE POUSH Doctor in the Kitchen8 by Laurence M. Hursh, M.D. Consultant, National Dairy Council INTERACTIONS Not much is known how the some d nutrients needed by man may affect each other in our bodies. Its kind of like a party, or business gathering, or the work of a team it's different when the people are different. Certain combinations seem to work well. But the absence of someone special, or the presence of too many certain types can change the performance of the whole group. I believe in psychology this is called group dynamics. In nutrition, it is a matter we need to know much more about It may be all right, in certain instances, to prescribe special doses of B vitamins. But what happens when this is done? How does it affect our need for other vitamins? We really dont know. Basically, the physician who so prescribes docs so because he knows it will have a certain general effect But as for specifics, how it works, he may be pretty much 50-od- in the dark. But some specifics are coming from research. And as we learn we will be able to be much more precise. OF VITAMINS ver presented a paper that diss cussed of vitamins C and B6 and protein. Dr. Can-hafound that when volunteer human subjects were put on a vitamin B6 deficient diet, their blood levels of vitamin C dropped. When vitamin B6 was added to the diet, the level of vitamin C rose. This had to mean that vitainter-action- m min B6 is specifically involved in the bodys ability to utilize vitamin C. Dr. Canham also reported that the requirement for vitamin B6 correlate with proLein intake. The more protein you cat, the more vitamin B6 you need to help you metabolize the protein. The Wisdom of Nature Now the point of all this is to remind you of the wisdom of nafoods genture. For protein-ricB6. also vitamin are in rich erally In other words, nature knows you need them together and so offers them. Foods rich in vitamin B6 include egg yolk, yeast, liver, kidney, meats, milk, peas, beans, whole grains, and wheat germ. This interaction of nutrients, and our lack of enough specific knowledge about them, are the main reasons nutritionists strongly recommend that you choose your daily meals from the wide variety of foods offered by the four food groups. Youre likely to get a good balance of everything you need by taking advantage of Knowledge Increasing At this years American Medical Association annual meeting, for example, Dr. John Canham of the U.S. Army Medical Research s and Nutrition Laboratory at General Hospital in Den natures design. Fitz-simon- From the pssop1 who help biin Chrisfcmne h mans earn By Dec. 1st Mail all packages. We'll be sure to deliver them by Christmas. out-of-to- ByDec.10th local packages and Mail all cards. 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