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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2002
Page
6
Garden expert Dr. Curtis Smirx explains late move viability for daylilies, advising careful relocation from shrub crowding, soil enrichment with compost and phosphate, and long term thinning to boost bloom and growth. He also discusses pine tree sapping, signs like honeydew from aphids, and safe treatment options.
Oregon Trail landmarks endure as ruts and markers recount the 1841 to 1869 migration from Independence Missouri to the Columbia River. Observers note wagon wheel scars in Keeney Pass and at Farewell Bend while museums at Baker City Yale and Richland preserve scenes, artifacts, and life-size dioramas of pioneer hardship and discovery.
Texas Tech University architecture major Lee Ferguson is named to the fall 2001 dean's honor roll. A 1999 New Mexico Military Institute High School graduate, Ferguson hails from the region and joins peers recognized for academic excellence. Whitney Hobson earns Eastern New Mexico Alumni Scholarship. Molly Travelstead, a Roswell senior in hotel restaurant and tourism management at New Mexico State University, is selected for Who's Who 2002.
The MasterWorks of New Mexico Spring Art Show runs April 6 to 28 at the New Mexico State Fairgrounds in Albuquerque Hispanic Arts Building. Four juried shows hung together feature free demonstrations by Jan Keefer Leo Nuefeld Adair Peterson and Jeanne Weitz and a Betty Sabo slide presentation. Workshops by the New Mexico Watercolor Society include Ann Smith and Lynn McLaine.
Jackie Hardcastle of Berrendo Middle School finished sixth at the National Youth Essay Finals sponsored by the VFW and will receive a $3,000 savings bond at the New Mexico State Convention in Las Cruces in mid June. A'Lora Norris of Hagerman Junior High placed first in Zoology at the Regional Science Fair in Portales and advances to the New Mexico Science and Engineering Fair in Socorro on April 12-13.
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