Fruitful grafting myths and Raywood ash branching tips
The answer explains grafting may help fruit trees reach fruit earlier, but seed-grown trees often fruit later due to juvenility and heterozygous genetics. Grafting a scion from a mature tree onto a seedling can yield fruit like the donor. Practice is needed and success may take years. details include graft timing, suitability, and literature resources. For Raywood ash, expect upright form, about 15 feet spread later, and consider clustering or another tree for broader shade. watch for ash pests and consult local extension agents.
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New Mexico
Safe Return aids wandering Alzheimer's patients nationwide
The Alzheimer's Association Safe Return program helps locate and return individuals with Alzheimer's or related dementia who wander. It operates 24 hours a day at the community level and supports families whether loss occurs locally or far from home. For Roswell area contact Angelle Clair at 624-1552.
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Alzheimer’s Association
Safe Return
Angelle Clair
Roswell
Southeastern
AYF International Leadership Conference draws young leaders
Whitney Hobson of Roswell NM joined 120 youths from about 50 states and 12 countries at AYF’s International Leadership Conference in Ossipee NH June 16 23 2000. The event focused on self awareness team building and leadership in a diverse world with AYF headquarters in St Louis MO and regional centers in NH and MI.
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Whitney Hobson
Roswell
New Mexico
American Youth Foundation
AYF
Merrowvista
Ossipee
New Hampshire
Whitney
The
St. Louis
Missouri
Michigan
Jennifer Dudley
Ayfjenn
Aol
Roswell Club Calendar Listings Prompt Weekly Submissions
Daily Record asks club notices four days ahead. The calendar lists Sunrise Optimist at Nuthin Fancy Cafe at 7 a.m. and many groups meeting across Roswell including Rotary, AA, Altrusa, bridge, canasta, skeet, and more at local venues with contact numbers for each organizer.
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Daily Record
Girl Scouts Quilt of Hope Shown at First National Bank
Girl Scouts of all ages coordinated for months to craft a quilt of hope displayed through June 23 at the First National Bank. Sylvian E. Gillespie, senior vice president, helped present it while Ron Malone of Assurance Home accepted the donation in a June 23 ceremony.
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Sylvian E. Gillespie
First National Bank
Ron Malone
The
Assurance Home
Megan Dawe
Roxanne Slayton
Samantha Bates
Kelli Collins
Sabryna Gomez
Allison Dawe
Alix Hoyt
Veronica Slayton
Lacy Corman
Mary Dawe
Nancy Slayton
Roberta Powers
Cyndy Collins
Genny Hoyt
Community events brighten Roswell week across churches and clubs
Vacation Bible School runs mornings at Berrendo Baptist Church 401 W. Berrendo Rd this week with Valerie Grant reachable at 623-0048. Victory Baptist Church at 1601 W. McGaffey St hosts a first through eighth grade VBS from 8:45 to 11:30 a.m. today with Rev. Dan Holt at 622-0114 or 625-1268. The Needlecrafters Etc. Club meets 7 p.m. Thursday at Roswell Adult Center 807 N. Missouri Ave for open stitching. dues $12 yearly. contact Lavaughn Huff 622-3168 or Lori Van Laningham 622-3648. A jamboree at Mr. Treats Doughnut Shop 1000 W. Hobbs St. 7 p.m. Thursday costs $1, includes coffee or tea. Ernie Garcia 622-4632. A country and western dance at Roswell Adult Center 807 N. Missouri Ave 7 p.m. Saturday features Ernie Garcia and the Country Plus Band. admission $2.50. refreshments served. Ernie Garcia 622-4632 for details.
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Sunrise Optimist Club
Nuthin Fancy Cafe
N. Main St
John Jaquess
Retirees Golf Association
Cahoon Park
Pecos Valley Quilters
Roswell
A.B.C
Alcoholics Anonymous
Serenity Club
E. Bland St
Judy Lane
Altrusa Club
Sally Port Inn
Carolyn Mitchell
Missouri Ave
Clovis Highway
Pat Patterson
Gene Villain
No Life
Valley Swingers Square
Ted Clements
Mike Seuver
Berrendo Baptist Church
W. Berrendo Road
Valerie Grant
Victory Baptist Church
W. McGaffey St
Dan Holt
Needlecrafters Etc
Lavaughn Huff
Lori van Laningham
Mr. Treats Doughnut Shop
W. Hobbs St
Ernie Garcia
Ernie
Country Plus Band
Pecos Valley Quilters Guild Hosts Summer Salad Luncheon
The Pecos Valley Quilters Guild holds an all member luncheon today at the Roswell Adult Center. Members should bring a place setting and a shareable salad. For details, Mary Helton 622-3214. A Cowboy Match begins at 9 a.m. at Roswell Gun Club, 3 miles east on the Clovis highway. Scott Davis 622-2498. Open to members and nonmembers.
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Pecos
Roswell
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New Mexico State University Cooperative Extension Service
Indian School Road
N.E
Albuquerque
Smith
NMSA
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Campus News
John Russell
Dry Harbor Club
E. van Buren St
Friends In Sobriety
Grupo de Apoyo
Mujeres
Iglesia Hispana Presbiteriana
Reyna Mairena
Roswell Women’s Project
Yucca Recreation Center
S. Richardson Ave
Disabled American Veterans and
American Legion
Veterans’ Memorial Hall
Montana Ave
Richard Crewe
Young People
Second St
Vistas
Zia
Alamogordo
Carlsbad
Clovis, Deming
el Paso
Hatch, Hobbs
Las Cruces
Ruidoso
Silver City
Truth Or Consequences
Girl Scouts Council
Quilt of Hope
Quilters Guild
Gun Club
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Howard Ingram
Clyde Spain
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