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Show UINTAH BASIN STANDARD, July 22, 1987. New business brings southern style food - Southern style cooking has to Roosevelt come A new business, who prides itself on the best southern cookin' this side of the Mississippi, opened up last Saturday under small fan fare in downtown Roosevelt. A.T.'s Hillbilly Junction, just across the street from the had a fair opening operating . 1, day, according to Lisa Ann Brooks, partowner with her husband, A.T. The couple decided to start their fast food southern euisine in Roosevelt because they like this area and have close family and friends here. A.T., who was reared in South Carolina, has always wanted to own a small restaurant Lisa Ann said it was either here or Phoenix that the - fhmbim! .r .n. ivwa ' , Page 3 business would get its start. "We are both happy and apprehensive about .opening up a new business, Lisa Ann said. "But, we decided we wanted to do it. We. both want to live in this area and we want to build ourselves a home here. Anyone interested in munching on a Carolina hotdog can do so Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Lisa Ann said she thinks residents will enjoy the southern specials along with the reasonable prices they charge. It takea a lot of courage to open up a business with the economy sluggish in the Basin. We have gotten quite a few remarks on both sides of the coin," Lisa Ann said, referring to comments from residents on thinking this waa a good iead or a poor idea with the economy so poor in this area. J But, for the Brooks, they are the right hoping they made ' ..... Weather decision. And, for those poeple who enjoy a little southern comfort, drop in and have a bite. has been rainy, but not this rainy. These children are having fun at the Mud Bog races. The rainy weather will continue, however, at least through the middle of. the. week, Between showers, skies will be partly, cloudy, and a little cooler than normal for this time of year. Night time temperatures will get down into the 40's with daytime temperatures in the 80's. However, by the weekend, the weather may warm up to the low 90's. It husband.AJ., recently opened up a Southern Style fast food restaurant across the street from 7--1 1 . Brooks said the family is excited to open up their business in the i Complex Dairy Continued from page Ann Brooks, along with her SOUTHERN COOKING-L- isa area. 1 ROOSEVELT TWIN THEATRE 1 July P.G. 13 to 1,5000 acres. This facility will raise tomatoes or 00 projects. The power plant will utilize the natural gas from three presently capped wells on the property. It is expected to generate enough electricity to run the entire complex, as well as to sell power to the public utilities. There are also plans to the animal waste to generate power and other by- recycle products. Johnny Fausett, who has been involved with game hunting in the past, said the property was ideal for a wildlife shootery. There is a wildlife refuge 3 miles from the farm, and with the abundant water the area, many kinds of game birds can be stocked and raised. There are also discussions about a sportsmen's lodge and guided big game hunting. in 10-se- ot 3 SPACE BALLS" expanded cantaloupe. Hyde said it' could truckloads of tom-- . produce atoes per day. High tech production methods will be used to determine the size, quality, and yield of the plants. Because the property is bordered by the Duchesne River, Pelican Lake and the Green River and has a 1200 acre-folake on the farm, planners expect there will be plenty of water available for all the 17-2- . July Record fruit crops 24-3- 0 in 1987 x Fausett thinks the business will be good for the Basin. Any business with promise is good for the Basin, and Tm all for it, he said. Hyde said the ideas are sound and the timing is good. The farming industry has bottomed out and is heading back. Farm journals indicate we started this at just the right time. Fausett said there is a built-imarket right here for. the products. If you could buy local milk and save 2 cents a gallon, you'd buy it, he said. The business wont hurt local dairymen who ship their milk out of town. In fact it may help them, because they may eventually be able to sell their milk to the dairy. If the plans are consummated, it will be good for all of us, Fausett said. n Prospects appear bright for Utah's 1987 fruit crops. Forecasts released today by Utah Agricultural Statistics Service indicate larger crops than last year for all fruits except sweet cherries. The 1987 apple crop is forecast at a record level of 62 million pounds, 82 percent above last years poor crop and 4 million pounds above the record set in 1983. Tart cherry production is also expected to set a new record. The current forecast of 26 million pounds is 41 percent above last year's total and 2 million pounds above the 1983 record. Sizing of the tart cherries, however, is a concern in the industry. Sweet cherries are expected to be down. 12 percent from last year to 1,900 tons. P.G. 15 2 July 17-3- 0 'JAWS REVENGE' P.G. 13 July 31 August 5 -- Clothes Garden MOVING EQUIPMENT George Miller, Uintah Basin Center Program coordinator for Telecommunications,- had a different assignment last Friday. He was moving expensive equipment out of the administrative area so the water, that had been spraying from a defunk sprinkler head, would not continue to hurt it. Area Vocational - Posse meeting Continued from page 1 Duchesne unit, which worked with Angle more. He said some are concerned Poulson will hang them out to dry" if they make a mistake. There are some in Duchesne who are complaining but I haven't yet received any resignations, Abpianalp said last Thursday. "On is having a All Summer Merchandise Three BEAinm women. the other hand, some are paying Poulson had to make that decision . (to let Angle go). We just have a lot of mixed emotions. "The thing that is bothering them is wondering if Clair will back them. They are questioning his support of his own deputies and his posse, Abpianalp said. "But, it was an administrative decision. The posse is not going to die. We will continue to support the sheriff." f One lucky Devil. O ofT&iwkxI () () () () () () () () () () R. Uinta Theatre ONE SHOW NIGHTLY 7:30 p.m. July 0 17-3- SNOW WHITE AND bale THE SEVEN n Schneider, DWARFS" Sarah Nelson, LoiuAnn Burdette, Terrle Young, Polly Own, Kathy Bow G. Check out all our new Fall Merchandise just in New Fall Sweatshirts and Beauty Cords Shop Laura's Nails Special DECISION Duchesne County Sheriff Clair Poulson will be explaining his reasoning, on asking Deputy Tom Angle to resign. He will tell jeep posse EXPLAIN members what liability constraints are placed onto them when they are acting as a sheriff deputy. 126.00 m Clothes Garden $14.99 Each Disney One Show 7:30-9:0- 0 July 31 August 5 -- "THE CHIPMUNK ADVENTURE" G. 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