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Show Car tax Emery County talked about in state magazine ru,es change The West: land of cowboys, sagebrush, and endless sky. Or at least, thats the stereotype. The West has acquired a definite mystique among Europeans, Japanese, Easterners, and even Westerners themselves. Yet what is the West, really? Whoever stops to ask? Who looks beyond the stereotypes? The recently published spring issue of the Utah Historical Quarterly delves below the surface image to look closely at a little-know- comer of the n County. And the writer look, by Edward Geary, provides quite a view. Emery County is an arid piece of land. At first glance, a early trapper called it "the most desolate and forlorn dell in the world.. repulsive and supremely awful." But this forlorn dell has an eclectic history. That history.. the interaction between the place and the people who have made it their home.. is "written on the land," Geary says. A close look at the landscape reveals much. The area does have sagebrush and sky, but petroglyphs, bams, fencelines. West-Em- ery well-know- n well-travel- ed so-call- ed START A and irrigation ditches also mark the land, as do bridges and campgrounds built by CCC workers, coal mines, uranium tailings, a missile launch site, melon fields, transportation routes, mobile home parks, power plants, and ..yes.. a few remnants from the early cowboy days. In Emery County, as in all areas of the West, the interplay between geography, individuals, and communities has led to the creation of a unique place. Revealing stories lie behind each of the marks on this landscape, and Geary tells many of these in the Utah Historical Quarterly. As his essay shows, any place goes through countless changes as people try to make sense of and survive the situations they find themselves in. The current Utah Historical Quarterly contains compelling articles, including the story and photos of the devastating fire that swept through Park Citv in 1898. If you would like to know more about the "Quarterly" or Utah State Historical Society, call (801) 533-354- 2. Nobody kicks on being interrupted it its by applause. -- Kin Hubbard BUSINESS. WORK FLEXIBLE HOURS. ENJOY UNLIMITED EARNINGS. HOME-BASE- D AVON CALL TOLL FREE (800) 735-886- 7. r December 25, 1998 - The Eureka Reporter - Page Three '' &uJIVfiJcF Administrative rules have V been approved, computer systems are reprogrammed and motor vehicle offices are preparing to implement the new age based uniform fee on January 1, 1999. The new uniform fee will be limited to passenger cars, The Entre Nous Literary passenger utility vehicles, light Club met at the home of Donna duty trucks and vans. Other Laird on Wednesday, December categories such as motorcycles, 16th, for their annual Christmas motor homes, boats, and snowParty. were mobiles remain on the 1.5 Members attending value-base- d uniform fee. Donna Laird, Lorna Hannifin, The new age based uniform Clco Judge, Joan Morris, fee will be charged anytime a Virginia Badertschcr, Mabel vehicle is registered including Butler, Sandy Evans, and the initial registration of a new Paula Evans. After visiting, the vehicle. The inventory exempmembers enjoyed a delicious tion no longer applies to the meal on a colorful Christmas unitable, which began with shrimp payment of the form fee. Also, there is no lien cocktails, included a delicious date so a vehicle is exposed to chicken dinner, and ended with the fee each time it is registered, strawberry swirl cheesecake. even if registered more than Those attending enjoyed a once during the year. The fee fun game of Christmas Bingo structure has been established by where each person ended up the legislature. For 1999, the with a surprise white elephant fees are as follows: gift. They exchanged gifts with 1999 Uniform Fee each other, also. It was a wonFor Passenger Cars, Passenger derful time to spend together. The party was a great success. Vehicles, Light Duty Utility Trucks and Vans age-bas- Age-Bas- Tbp Quality Homes at 24,93)5 - . AffMlOUltl swotPHStnXffl tills i ur III 'll- i Answer by: Charlotte Brennand, USU Extension Food Safety Specialist. Last Thursday was a fun day for the Alley Cats Bowling League. Dukes Lancs was alive with Christmas Spirit and camaraderie, as members enjoyed league bowling, an exchange of gifts, and a delicious buffet luncheon. A travel gift suppled by one of the bowlers, made its way from bowler to bowler, as a reward for getting three marks in a row. Each winner was only The irresistible is often only winner for about one minute, and then the prize was taken that which is not resisted. -- Louis D. Brandeis away. The bowler in possession of the prize at the end of three Great literature is simply games, kept it as her very own. 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