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Show Tuesday, November 26, 1991 5A Emery County Progress BUSINESS i n I - W- -- Near Huntington t "W ? 1. f t ." :! p; ! M Jakes Place offers new area dining The clo, HUNTINGTON sure of the Old Homestead Restaurant north of Hunting-to- n several months ago was a loSs to many locals who enjoyed the food, location and atmosphere of the locally-owne- d diner. Now area residents can more elegant dining experience. The challenge at Jakes Place is to meet that need. Jakes Place will offer specials not currently available in Emery County to dress things up. The specials include dishes from the Orient and Mexico as well as American favorites such as prime rib. In addition, the menu features breakfast items, lunch items and other dinner selections. Rolene Justice, Waynes wife, says that one ofthe popular menu items is The Works an burger with fries. With a variety of selections, Jakes Place is hoping to entice the blue collar worker, the businessman, the office employee, families and couples to the restaurant. But for that dining again have and perhaps Jakes Place, under the ownership and experience even more. management of Wayne Justice of Huntington, is now open for business at the site of the Old Homestead on SR-1- 0 just outside Huntington going z. toward Price. And speaking of Price, the management says that Jakes Place will now serve the needs of fhose in Emery County who have been going to Price for a ; Christmas is a time to be joyful and a time to be with family and loved ones, but for many patients without families at the Utah State Hospital and Wasatch Mental Health, Christmas can be the loneliest time of the year. Each year the hospital recruits sponsors for over 260 patients, ranging from 6 to 90 years of age, who would have no Christmas without the help of the community. The Forgotten Patient Christmas Project is quite often the only touch holiday spirit these patients experience. Please feel the spirit of giving this holiday season and sponsor a forgotten patient. For further information call Janina Chilton or Shawna Peterson at the Utah State Hospital, of-th- Employees at Jakes Place in Huntington welcome you to the countys newest restaurant which opened for business last Saturday. The those who havent got the time to eat at the restaurant, the business provides for delivery and catering. Arrangements can be made for banquets, birthdays, anniversaries, civic organization meetings and other special occasions. Jakes Place employs nearly a dozen workers, helping to boost the local economy. One of those employees is cook Danny Trevison, Ferron, who restaurant is located north of Huntington at the site of the Old Homestead Restaurant. 373-440- has been cooking since he was in high school in 1975. His experiences have included work at restaurants in Arizona and California as well as Utah. Its a nice menu, Mr. Trevison said of the Jakes Place offerings. I think itll be a real good dinner house for .the people of this area. Jakes Place is open from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. weekends, and 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays. 5 Thoatro Hottino Now Movios start on Fridays PRICEXOO Dail.AII Seats SI .00 TERMINATOR 11 0. IrldhuMTOT THEATRES I e tereos urmture m WUXBl CCROWN FRANKIE A JOHNNY w DECEIVED (pg-1- 7 ft 9 Daily ERNEST SCARED STUPID (W) 7 Only THE PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS Vs r , Only wRNITUROTAPPLlANC Idi West Main Price 637-0- 1 40 tourist center opens One-sto- p State, federal and non- profit tourism resources have been combined to give Utah p visitors information. The new Utah Tourism and Recreation Information Center (UTRIC), located in historic Council Hall on Capitol Hill in Salt Lake City, is open seven days a week to better serve tbfrneeds of visitors and residents. Utah Gov. Norman H. will cut the ribbon on one-sto- . Helping others Ban-gert- er at 10 a.m.toior-mall- y open the information Dec. 11, 1991, center which is (sponsored by the Utah Travel Council, Utah Division of State Parks and Recreation, National Park Service, U.S. Forest Service, the Bureau of Land Management and the Zion History Association. t i The center will provide visitors to our state the opportunity to get tourism information quickly and easily on Utah lands and attractions, says Bangerter. There is much to do and see here so were mak- - ing visiting the state more convenient." Jay C. 'Wooley, director of the Utah Travel Council, says the center is the first of its kind in the state to offer information, road and weather conditions, maps and brochures at one location. Visitors may also receive information for making reservations to selected campgrounds throughout the state as well as get free information i,fjom,,qach.,oltha representa-ntive- s f the.; participating agencies, says Wooley. The Zion Natural History Association will operate a sales outlet as part of the back-count- ry information center to further enhance the interpretive and educational aspects ofthe visitors experience. Many items currently found only in visitor centers are available at the new UTRIC. Books, videos, postcards, calendars, on-si- te topographical maps, art prints, childrens books and 2 ft LET US HELP YOU ffN Wi Native American crafts are available for purchase. UTRIC is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to and on Saturday, Sunday 'hhd holidays' (except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years) from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Free parking is available at Council Hall. 5 p.m. h-L- i; iA Beautify Your Home ForThe Holidays 5 CHOOSE FROM OUR LARGE SELECTION! 28 Different TVs 8 Different VCRs 102 Different Occasional Tables 8 Different Stereo Systems - 18 Different Recllners 5 Different Camcorders 26 Different Bedroom Groups 75 Different Pictures & Mirrors 16 Different Daybeds & Bunkbeds 13 Different Entertainment Centers 18 Different Gun Cabinets Thank You & 4 Different Grandfather Clocks Please accept our heart felt thanks for the love & support shown to our family with the loss of our beloved Brad "Coo ter. A special thank you for the lovely flowers, the food & the love & help of family & friends. A special thanks to the Castle Dale 3rd Ward Bishopric A Relief Society for all thelrhelp, and to all those who helped with our services. : Curios 25 Different Dinette Randy DeAnn & Deb & 47 Different Major Appliances 104 Different Lamps And Much More! Lowest Prices Found Anywhere EVERYDAY!! 3 DAYS ONLY! The Brad "Cooter" Christmas Family Ray, Pat, Chad & Sets family family SELL OUT j Friday, Saturday & Monday Nov. 29th & 30th , Dec. 2 Banana Chairs family MM! 4 Ways To Charge imsfiiDW 1179 Et Main Castlt Rock Squirt ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT FOREST FIRES. FADDDGS Neit to Smith'! Food Kinf 3 Pay ASSOCIATED VOLUME BUYERS Lease Plan National billion dollar buying group No previous credit history required 637-524- 9 EE iskmiiMiaifJfr j PLUS Our iiliw |