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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1978
Page
4
Lavaca County pecan trees face a looming pest threat as the pecan nut casebearer is set to emerge. County Extension Agent Jerry L Lackey warns that egg lays began late due to a cool spring and recommends timely chemical applications after reading labels.
A homemaker performs many jobs from dietician to nurse and, if she died young, the family could struggle to cover these tasks. Life insurance is presented as a way to provide funds to maintain the household and support dependents.
A city notice states the old City County trash dump north of Moulton will permanently close June 1 1978 as the city runs its own State permitted sanitary landfill. Private trash haul will not open at the new site. residents may call City Hall for pickup at 2.00 per month twice weekly. Extra pickups for businesses cost 1.00 each. nearby residents may use the city garbage track Tuesdays 9 10 AM at the city warehouse with varied per vehicle charges listed for different truck types.
The Hermann Sons Youth Summer Camp in Comfort, Hill Country opens June 4 for 11 weekly sessions, drawing about 1500 youths from across Texas for the 25th season. Camp fees cap at 20 dollars for non points earners, with free merit-based access for junior members. first six weeks serve girls, then five weeks for boys starting July 16.
Mother's Day visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie R. Berry included Mrs. Ernette Nesbitt of Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. Zimmermann with sons Randy and Ricky of Yoakum.
A local fair introduces a carnival with new amusements and concessions. The lineup features a variety of rides games and food stalls expanding entertainment options for attendees this season.
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