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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1994

Page

9

Donations Needed to Boost Local Blood Supplies

Summer blood shortages have reached dangerous levels earlier this year. United Blood Services reports a critical blood shortage affecting all types. Residents ages 17 to 79 are urged to donate at 3801 Southern Blvd Rio Rancho with hours Wednesday 3-7 pm Thursday 12-7 pm and Saturday 9 am-3 pm.

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Meetings schedule for Rio Rancho and area clubs

A weekly calendar lists Kiwanis and Civitan meetings in Rio Rancho and Albuquerque area clubs across June 29 to July 5. Details include times at Rio Rancho Golf and Country Club, St Joseph West Mesa Hospital, The Inn at Rio Rancho, International House of Pancakes, DPS Conference Room, and various venues with contact numbers for information.

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Building topsoil in a West Side garden

Dr. William Peavy explains that true topsoil is rare in New Mexico due to low rainfall and dry climate, and offers a DIY method using compost and organic matter. By mixing dry soil with peatmoss, adding compost, and incubating, readers can create topsoil and improve lawns, flowers, and vegetables. He notes two local compost suppliers and urges readers to contact him for more information.

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