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Newspaper
Wilson County News
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2001
Page
17
A light hearted guide to making flavored vinegars at home. It covers base vinegars such as wine cider and balsamic, herbs and spices, preparation steps, steeping times, storage, and tips for gifts and simple substitutions to enhance meals and romance.
FLORESVILLE The St. Vincent de Paul Society of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church now has a public phone line for assistance. The new number is 830-393-4791. The group operates a food pantry and aims to help those who may go hungry. Call if you or someone you know needs aid.
The Floresville High School class of 1971 invites all former students and staff to join reunion activities during Peanut Festival weekend. Events run Oct 12 to Oct 13 at the Lutheran Church and Knights of Columbus Hall, with raffles to support a food bank and updates via several contact numbers.
TV listings show programming across channels and stations available locally in Wilson County. Details include show names, start times, genres, and notes on special broadcasts for the week.
The text explains oak leaf galls caused by insect egg injection, notes they rarely harm trees, and offers general weed and lawn care guidance. It covers tomato fruit set with weather factors, water policy and golf courses in San Antonio, and winter blooming deer resistant plants with a promo for Gardening South Texas on KLUP radio.
The Community Council of South Central Texas and the San Antonio Food Bank, contracted by the Texas Department of Human Services, will administer the Texas Commodity Assistance Program. Eligible participants must meet income guidelines and provide proof of residency income and ID at application.
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