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Newspaper
Duchesne Eagle
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1966
Page
5
A satirical verse mocks government welfare, claiming the speaker rests, relies on state help, and enjoys expanding deficits. It portrays inflation, deficits, and taxpayer burden as divine guidance, ending with a jab at the persistently sheltered lifestyle.
Duchesne City Planning Board met at the courthouse with Dale Despain and Darril French in attendance as talks proceed on two new building related ordinances. The first sets building and land use rules for commercial and industrial purposes and emergency status. The second governs trailer houses and trailer courts. Both take effect March 21 1966. The council later met in executive session and appointed Milton T Poulson as building inspector.
Duchesne County Agent Lloyd Smith says last year frost killed fruit on peaches, sweet cherries, apricots and apples and caused extra vegetation. This year trees will be vigorous with a heavy fruit set, requiring early pruning and much hand thinning to ensure quality. no chemical thinning is recommended for stone fruits.
The Byron S Colletts touring Charleston S C and areas around Washington D C traveled by train via Chicago and the Eastern Seaboard March 8 met daughter Mrs Ellis Ray Nina Peterson and two grandchildren Byron and Ruth in Boise Idaho visited James A Johnston in Charleston a former Duchesne resident and U S Navy submarine technician they were impressed by the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Arlington Cemetery the White House rooms restored by Mrs Kennedy and other city sights they returned to Duchesne Saturday night Mrs Peterson and the two children stayed on in Duchesne this week before returning to Boise
Mr. Malin Nelson and his mother Mrs. Rosana Nelson along with Jammie Blackburn of Duchesne attended the funeral of Viola Shepards in Bridge Land on Tuesday.
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