Roswell Chamber of Commerce Chamber Connections Newsletter November 2020 by Roswell Chamber

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Staff Directory

Andrea Moore Chairwoman chairrcc@roswellnm.org

MISSION STATEMENT Our mission is to promote economic & social prosperity, assist business development & tourism, & foster community spirit & pride

Elizabeth Morales Administrative Director elizabeth@roswellnm.org

Liz Taylor Membership Director liz@roswellnm.org

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Platinum Member Agency 66

Business Member Calico Cow Fabric & Gift Shop

Igniting Business Growth with Design, Marketing and Brand Care. The one place where all of your creative needs can be fulfilled. Business Branding, Graphic Design, Video & Animation, Brand Management, Virtual Tours and Realty Marketing, Audio Production, Printing, Vehicle and Retail Front Wraps.

Be Inspired Our shop offers high quality fabrics, quilting accessories, patterns, quilt kits and handmade gifts. All on-line fabric sales are in 1-yard cuts. Take a look to see all we have to offer and start your next project today.

575.914.2900 luke@agency66.com | www.agency66.com

575.639.2586 mayesangel39@gmail.com www.calicocowquiltstore.com

Business Member Gold Star Realty, LLC

Platinum Member Richland Motors In Roswell

Angel Mayes Real Estate Broker

RichLand Motors is your trusted Buick, Chevrolet & GMC dealership. From the time you enter our showroom when you service with us, you can expect to be treated like famAssisting buyers and sellers in a highly competitive ily, each & every visit. We offer an extensive inventory, as market to achieve their goals and dreams. At Gold Star well as financing options & expert auto service. We are Realty we practice the Golden Rule. dedicated to providing Photo courtesy of Getty Imagesexceptional customer service & 575.622.3335 being an integral part of our community.

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575.291.1090 thicks@richlandcdjr.com | www.rlchevrolet.com

Non-Profit Business Member Salvation Army - Southwest Division

The Salvation Army Mission Statement The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian Church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination

575.622.8700 jonathan.woollin@usw.salvationarmy.org www.roswell.salvationarmy.org

Become A Member of the Roswell Chamber of Commerce Today Contact: Liz Taylor 575.623.5695 We have many membership levels to choose from. Let us be a part of your solution to your business needs.

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Chairwoman’s Letter

“What happened to the Fall?” my daughter asked as we woke up to the freshly fallen snow and ventured out. My response was, “Well, it IS 2020, so who knows at this point.” If 2020 has taught me anything, it is that just when you think you have seen it all, you HAVE NOT! As many of you know, I am very active in politics when I am not running the Roswell Chamber of Commerce, and 2020 is a Presidential election year. I had such high expectations on what this election cycle was going to look like, and then March came in like a lamb and blew out like a lion! From that point on, 2020 changed EVERYTHING!

Andra Moore Chairwoman Roswell Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors

October was no different from the previous months. We had a snowstorm before Halloween, for crying out loud! Growing up in Colorado, this was not newsworthy, but here in Roswell, it was huge news! Roswell is resilient, and this too shall pass. Jimmy Dean once said, “I can’t change the direction of the wind, but I can adjust my sails to always reach my destination.” This is precisely how I feel about 2020. We cannot control the world around us, but we can make the necessary adjustments to be successful. November starts our holiday season; we have Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s just around the corner. I can smell and taste the turkey and cranberry sauce already! I have been Chairwoman since July, Interim Executive Director since August, and I do not recognize the Roswell Chamber of Commerce. In just a few short months, we have come a long way. When I started down this path, I did not know what laid ahead, and there have been many times I felt in way over my head. With the help of the staff and the backing of an excellent board, I have persevered. Throughout this journey, Robert Frost’s poem has come to mind many times: “Two roads diverged in a wood and I - I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” In my short little life here on planet earth, I usually take the road less traveled, and it has indeed made all the difference. I know that my journey at the Roswell Chamber of Commerce has only just begun, and I cannot wait to see what lies ahead. Our best days are in front of us, I am sure. Andrea Moore Chairwoman 6

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Elite Members Diamond Member Central Valley Electric Cooperative, Inc. Central Valley Electric is a member-focused electric cooperative dedicated to personalized quality service for its members and economic vitality of our community. Serving Eddy, Chaves, Lea and Otero counties. “We Build Power Lines & We Provide Power” - Chuck Pinson (575) 746-3571 cpinson@cvecoop.org | www.cvecoop.org/about-cve

Platinum Member L & F Distributing

Humble, Aggressive, Honest What We Do. We are a Family Business. Our Mission is to provide the best service to our customers, fully support our community, be the trusted source of knowledge for our industry, and provide an ideal place of employment.

575.622.0380 david.medina@lnfdist.com | www.lnfdist.com

Emerald Member

We pride ourselves on bringing you the freshest, most delicious produce at the most affordable prices. every season brings new produce to our aisles. ask one of our produce managers on your next visit, they will point out the season’s best produce selections. 2800 N. Main Street 575.623.4552 800 W. Hobbs Street 575.623.3412 600 E. Second Street 575.624.1177 cpinson@cvecoop.org | farmerscountrymarkets.com

Platinum Member Lovelace Regional Hospital-Roswell

Is committed to offering Roswell and Chaves County residents the highest quality patient care. Our hospital, its physicians, providers and staff share a vision to improve medical care in southeast New Mexico. Lovelace Regional Hospital is poised to grow with you and your family, and we look forward to enhancing and expanding our services throughout our region. 575.627.7000

https://lovelace.com/location/lovelace-regional-hospital

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Whitefoot Training Kyle Whitefoot, Owner Fitness | Health | Training | Weight Loss Transform your health and meet your fitness goals with Kyle Whitefoot, Personal Trainer & Coach at Whitefoot Training. Individual training and nutrition coaching.

575.291.9763 kylewhitefoot@yahoo.com

Platinum Member Farmer’s Country Market

Contact: Liz Taylor 575.623.5695 We have many membership levels to choose from. Let us be a part of your solution to your business needs.

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Let’s talk Business

The Roswell Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a series of Dale Carnegie Virtual Interactive Webinars at a steeply discounted rate to assist businesses and their employees build and grow on social media skills and virtual presenting and other stressful topics that have reared its ugly head during this pandemic environment. The first webinar will take place on December 10, 2020 from 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM online. It can be taken in the privacy of your home, office or anywhere you have a connection to Wi-Fi.

Building Our Belief of Virtual Presenting and Selling of Ideas

Many people are not comfortable with online presenting or selling of ideas and advocating for resources. Virtual presentations have become a necessity. Having the skills, confidence and mindset to handle these situations well is essential. In this session, we focus on how to overcome the challenges of presenting and selling in a virtual environment and how to engage our customers effectively. What a great way to explore new ideas. The series of seven webinars is $50.00 per seat or $250 for all seven per person. Sponsorship are also available. Take a look at the upcoming Virtual Interactive Webinars coming soon.

Elizabeth Morales Administrative Director

Combating Stress & Worry During Uncertainty

Managing through change can be stressful, frustrating, and difficult. Being prepared and using an organized approach can help mitigate negative conditions. Dale Carnegie Training helps leaders prepare for change and encourage employees to embrace the change and drive positive outcomes. Learn the three-step process to manage stress during uncertainty.

Leading Your Team through Internal Conflict and Pressure

How do we lead our teams effectively when pressures grow and conflicts can emerge? In this session we evaluate the current pressures which create conflict in teams, identify sources of conflict that occur during change that affect our team’s performance, and discuss five strategies to overcome this internal pressure and conflict. Leading Performance During Change Managing performance with people working remotely can be difficult and risky. Some companies have systems in place to support remote work, while others have not thought about the different factors that affect performance outcomes when people cannot be in the workplace. As leaders, performance can be diminished when employees have distractions, competing priorities and complexities they face while working from home. In this session we focus on performance alignment and where it gets off track and ways to hold people accountable for performance.

Virtual Presenting: How to Build Relationships Online

There are unique challenges that people face when they conduct a virtual presentation. Most people are fearful, lack adequate preparation and need more effective customer engagement skills. In this session, we discuss how to keep engaged with customers while physically distanced. We discuss the top concerns for virtual presenting, the four keys to virtual presentations and how to engage the customer.

How to Build Your Virtual Presence

Our virtual presence displays our confidence and credibility as a professional. We are strong in person. This should be no different when we are thrust into a virtual setting. In this module, we discuss how to understand how others view us online, what communications factors build trust and how to be most effective behind the webcam.

The Importance of Building Trust Online

Research has shown that perceptions in virtual environments are more challenging that in person. We need to know how to demonstrate trust, understand what creates trusted outcomes and what the four states of client trust are. In this module we build on these skills to allow for an environment with our clients where vulnerability-based trust is possible. We are delighted to provide these webinars for you. Reserve your seat today! Many Blessings, Elizabeth Morales 88

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Business Level Members Individual Member Clyde McKee Retired State Farm Agent

Non-Profit Business Member Bottomless Lakes State Park New Mexico Located just 14 miles southeast of Roswell, Bottomless Lakes State Park is your place for bottomless fun! Enjoy non-motorized boating in your kayak or canoe, camp, fish, picnic, swim, hike, go birding or even scuba dive! The unique lakes at this park are sinkholes, ranging from 17 to 90 feet deep. The greenish-blue color created by aquatic plants is what gives the lakes the illusion of great depth.

(575) 624.6058 https://newmexicostateparks.reserveamerica.com/camping/bottomlesslakes/r/campgroundDetails.do?contractCode=NM&parkId=430002

Non-Profit Business Member Friends of the Roswell Public Library

Non-Profit Business Member St. Peter Catholic Church

A group of people who believe in the Library and the

importance of its services. Taking the plan beyond a handshake, Friends demonstrate their belief by giving their time and their money to support library activities, to secure materials and services, and to promote the Library as an active, dynamic education and information center in the community. Together, we can develop a blueprint for success and build a solid future for the Roswell Public Library.

Pastor: Fr. Charlie Martinez, O.F.M. Deacon Howard Herring Deacon Chris Gutierrez Deacon Frank Pitman Business Manager: Vickie Purcell Religious Education: Lorena Valencia

575.622.7101

575.6922.5092 https://stpeterchurchroswell.org/

https://roswell-nm.gov/412/Friends-Of-The-Library

Business Level Member

(11-30 Employees)

(1 - 10 Employees)

Agape Home Care We are a home care agency that will care for your loved ones and provide the care they need. Medicaid and Private Pay accepted. 575.622.1837 agapehomecare@msn.com Like us on Facebook

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Allstate Security Services, LLC Allstate Security Services LLC is classified under security guard & patrol services and has been in business for 10 or more years. With an annual income of up to $500000 this business employs up to 4 associates. Allstate Security Services LLC is a public business and is considered small. Allstate Security Services LLC is located in Roswell, NM.

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575.578.0409 www.allstatesecurityservices.us

Business Level Members Business Level Member

Business Level Member

Ambercare

Anderson Bethany

(1 - 10 Employees)

Funeral Home & Crematory

An Addus Homecare Company Ambercare provides comprehensive, quality-driven, family-focused health care services throughout New Mexico. 575.208.4991 rserrano@addus.com |http://WWW.chhc.com

We invite you to discover who has made Anderson Bethany Funeral Home and Crematory the ultimate provider of creating healing experiences in the community. This section contains the heritage, vision, and the people behind Anderson Bethany Funeral Home and Crematory’s reputation of quality, sincerity, and trust.

575.622.5888

abfh@andersonbethany.com| www.andersonbethany.com

Business Level Member

(31 - 100 Employees)

(11-30 Employees)

Antigua Cocina Mexican

Bank of the Southwest

Interior Mexican Cuisine paired with fine wines and spirits. We’re determined to be the best! At Antigua Cocina Mexicana, our guests are the most important people in our day. Saul Aguillar, Managing Member

Bank of the Southwest evolved from the idea that community banks continue to thrive as a vital link in the economic well-being and prosperity of thousands of small and medium-sized towns, rural areas, and urban neighborhoods throughout America. Bank of the Southwest’s goal is to secure a niche in the financial services market by focusing its efforts on outstanding customer service and servicing the financial needs of those often overlooked by the larger banks.

575.208.0991 www.antiguacm.com

575.625.1122 jnaylor@bankofsw.com |http://www.bankofsw.com

Business Level Member

Business Level Member (11-30 Employees)

(1 - 10 Employees)

Chaves County School Employee Credit Union

Comfort Suites

Since its inception in 1952 the Chaves County School Employees Credit Union has been serving its members in the Roswell, New Mexico area with exceptional financial products. 575.623.5444 creditunion@ccsecunm.org

Stay in our friendly hotel as you explore Roswell Our Comfort Suites® hotel offers relaxing accommodations and friendly hospitality in popular Roswell. Start your day right with a free hot breakfast. 575.623.5501

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CRM Discount Awards

David Petroleum Corp.

(1 - 10 Employees)

Whether you are creating a professional look for your company or you’re wanting an eye-catching design for a special occasion, we’ve got you covered! Let us help you show off your business by creating custom business cards, banners or decals. We can put your logo on just about anything. Need a logo for a new business? We can help with that too!

David Petroleum Corp is an oil & energy company based out of 116 W 1st St, Roswell, New Mexico, United States. 575.622.8850 davpetro@dfn.com

575.622.7130 burrolarudy@yahoo.com |http://www.crmawards.net

Business Level Member

Holloway Construction

Martin’s Jewelry & Gifts

(1 - 10 Employees)

Specializing in Commercial Construction since 1960

Wes Holloway-Owner and President As primary owner and operator of Holloway Construction Company, Wes serves as the project manager for most of our projects and keeps in constant contact with the project superintendent assuring all office and field operations are being completed safely, accurately and in an efficient manner. The son of C.O. Holloway, Wes earned a BS in Engineering from New Mexico State University, and has worked hard to maintain the high standards set by his father and has passed those same ethics on to both of his sons, who also work at HCC.

575.622.6808 | office@hollowaycc.com http://www.hollowaycc.com/

(1 - 10 Employees)

Established more than 50 years ago in Roswell, New Mexico, Martin’s Jewelry & Gifts has been surprising loved ones for more than a half century. Our jewelry store offers diamond, gold, and silver pieces for all types of customers. Whether searching for an anniversary gift or looking for a necklace for daily use, we are your destination for quality jewelry. Decorate your home with lovely southwestern prints and more from our shop. Our array of ceramics and Native American items will add that bit of southwestern flavor to your home.

575.623.9700 | New Location 3301 N. Main martins.jewelry@yahoo.com |

Business Level Member

McCoy’s Building Supply

NM Solar Group

(31 - 100 Employees)

(11 - 30 Employees)

McCoy’s currently operates 88 retail building supply locations with full-service lumberyards in five states, including Arkansas, Mississippi, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas. Our customer base includes serious do-it-yourselfers, farmers and ranchers, repair and remodel contractors, and independent homebuilders.

575.622.020 store085@mccoys.com | ryan@nmsolargroup.com

We are a company that has one mission: do as much solar the right way in New Mexico. We will travel almost anywhere in the state to do this. We can install on pitched roofs, flat roofs, shingle roofs, metal roofs, tile roofs but we can also construct ground mounted solar systems. We pride ourselves on providing the best customer service available and we will do our best to make solar a reality for you! The high-quality products that NM Solar Group installs come with a 25-Year Guarantee!

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505.415.6172 ryan@nmsolargroup.com | nmsolargroup.com

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Business Level Members Business Level Member (1 - 10 Employees)

Tascosa Office Machines

For over 30 years, we have been the largest Canon and Sharp dealer in West Texas and in Eastern New Mexico. Office equipment is just the beginning of what we can do for your business. We can also design furniture layouts and supply a wide range of office furniture. Then, we can incorporate our office supplies into your office, making us a well rounded resource for any business office needs.

575.623.1206 tcooper@ytom.com |www.tascosaofficemachines.com

Business Level Member (1 - 10 Employees)

Taylor Orthodontics, LLC

As an orthodontic specialist, Dr. Taylor has dedicated his career to providing affordable and effective orthodontic care to the people of Roswell and southeastern NM with offices in Roswell, Artesia, and Ruidoso. He has built a strong team of friendly and experienced orthodontic professionals who help him deliver superior services such as Invisalign, Invisalign Teen, Damon Smile, traditional braces, and clear braces.

575.622.4369 mmtaylor@rt66.com | www.mtaylorortho.com

Business Level Member

(31 - 100 Employees)

(1 - 10 Employees)

Walmart - Roswell

Zia Select

In this new era of retail, assets that used to serve a single purpose will transform into flexible, scalable assets that can be used in multiple ways to serve customers how, when and where they need. Evolving our stores is just the beginning. In the coming weeks and months, we’ll share more about how we’re reimagining our other physical assets to better serve the needs of customers today and into the future.

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https://www.facebook.com/tower.select 575.317.4471 clarissa@towerselect.com

575.623.2062 www.walmart.com

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Upgrade your Membership with the Roswell Chamber of Commerce and enjoy the added benefits. Contact: Liz Taylor 575.623.5695 We have many membership levels to choose from. Let us be a part of your solution to your business needs.

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Get Personal with Your Workplace Benefits (Family Features) Choosing employee benefits during annual enrollment is often one of the most important financial decisions you make each year. If your company is like most, it offers benefits to protect you and your family physically, emotionally and financially. In fact, 9 out of 10 employers in a Dynata survey on behalf of Colonial Life and Unum said they have no plans to eliminate or reduce employer-paid insurance benefits. Some employers even plan to boost comprehensive coverage, increasing benefit options or adding telehealth coverage. Before you enroll, understand your needs and the different coverages available, especially supplemental benefits you can usually pay for through payroll deduction. Supplemental Benefits Add Coverage and Financial Protection Supplemental benefits allow you to customize your benefits package with coverage most important to you and your family. Because you sign up through work, it’s usually more affordable than buying coverage on your own. It can also be easier to qualify for coverage as part of a workplace group, often without answering any health questions. The major types of supplemental benefits include: * Life insurance provides financial protection for your family should anything happen to you. It can help loved ones pay for living expenses, debts, medical bills and funeral costs in addition to future needs such as college tuition or retirement. Even if your employer provides life insurance, it may not be enough for your family’s long-term needs. 14 14

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* Disability insurance is designed to pay a portion of your income if you’re sick or injured and unable to work. It can be offered as short-term - typically 3-6 months - or longterm coverage that can last several years or until retirement. * Dental insurance helps reduce out-of-pocket costs for common dental procedures like cleanings, fillings, crowns, dentures, oral surgery, orthodontia and other treatments. * Vision insurance helps cover costs for exams, glasses and contact lenses, and may include access to discounted materials and services through a network of vision service providers. * Accident insurance offers a lump sum financial benefit if you have an accident or injury. It helps pay out-of-pocket expenses such as doctor bills, co-pays or emergency room fees. * Hospital insurance helps pay for hospital stays and, on some plans, outpatient surgery and diagnostic procedures. * Critical illness insurance provides a lump sum financial benefit if you’re diagnosed with conditions such as heart attack, stroke, cancer, organ failure, Alzheimer’s disease, ALS and more. * Cancer insurance provides more specific coverage for the costs of treating cancer. It can also provide additional benefits for treatments and services such as ambulance transportation, hospital confinement, radiation, chemotherapy, medications and surgery.

Why You Might Need Supplemental Benefits Even the best medical insurance likely won’t cover all your out-of-pocket costs for illnesses and injuries. The average health care deductible for single coverage was nearly $1,500 last year and almost double for family coverage, according to a report from the International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans. Add in co-pays, coinsurance and other noncovered costs and an average family may have more than $4,700 in out-of-pocket medical costs each year not counting health insurance premiums. Supplemental benefits can help bridge the financial gap. You can use your benefits for uncovered medical costs such as deductibles and copayments or nonmedical expenses such as travel for treatment or child care during recovery. You also don’t have to be sick or injured to take advantage of some supplemental coverage. Many plans include a wellness benefit that can pay a set amount for preventive screenings or diagnostic tests. Visit unum.com/enrollment to learn more about common insurance benefits.

Stepping up big for small business. Working together isn’t new. Like you, we’re here to help. That’s why we worked fast to launch our Small Business Lifeline loan, and have funded over 6,000 Paycheck Protection Program loans to new & existing clients. We’re all learning how to work a little differently these days. At WaFd, we hosted our first ever free public webinar to answer questions about PPP loan forgiveness. Watch the replay at wafdbank.com. Does your business need a bank to step up? Let WaFd Bank earn your business. 3 offices to serve you: 300 N Pennsylvania Ave, 1810 S Main Street, and 3201 N Main Street

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FAMILY FEATURES

aking the holiday season special is an important tradition for many families, and it’s likely to take on heightened importance this year with gatherings, celebrations and festivities taking on a different look than years past. One family-favorite way to create holiday magic is through delicious desserts that can be made and enjoyed together. Don’t be afraid to try something new this year by turning to foods typically associated with warmer weather. For example, watermelon is available yearround and makes a surprisingly nutritious, flavorful addition to your seasonal spread, whether it’s the main ingredient or included in recipes from entrees to sides and drinks to desserts. For a kid-friendly, tasty treat, ask your little ones to help make these Holiday Watermelon Cutouts. Because they only require a few ingredients and plenty of creativity, they’re perfect for getting the whole family involved. Or try this Watermelon and Blueberry Cheesecake as the highlight at your dessert table with its creamy, fruity flavor and eye-popping looks. To find more holiday dessert solutions and other sweet recipe ideas, visit watermelon.org.

Holiday Watermelon Cutouts

Recipe courtesy of the National Watermelon Promotion Board 1/2 watermelon, cut into 1/2-inch thick disks vanilla frosting or yogurt sprinkles, for decorating Using holiday cookie cutters, cut shapes out of watermelon disks. Decorate watermelon shapes with yogurt. Top with sprinkles.

Watermelon and Blueberry Cheesecake

Recipe courtesy of the National Watermelon Promotion Board Servings: 12 Cheesecake: Nonstick cooking spray 1/3 cup graham cracker crumbs (2 graham crackers) 24 ounces fat-free cream cheese, at room temperature 8 ounces low-fat cream cheese, at room temperature 1 cup white sugar 3/4 cup no-calorie sugar substitute 3/4 cup fat-free half-and-half 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice 2 tablespoons lemon peel, finely grated 2 teaspoons vanilla extract 1 1/2 cups liquid egg substitute (equivalent of 6 eggs)

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Watermelon-Blueberry Sauce: 3 cups watermelon juice, with p 6 teaspoons cornstarch 6 tablespoons lemon juice 3 tablespoons sugar 3 tablespoons no-calorie sugar s 1-1 1/2 teaspoons lemon extract 2 cups diced watermelon 3 cups blueberries To make cheesecake: Preheat oven to 35 Spray bottom and sides of 9-inch spri pan. Sprinkle graham cracker crumbs in and tilt to spread evenly over bottom an leaving extra crumbs on bottom. Using electric mixer, beat fat-free cre cheese, low-fat cream cheese, sugar and substitute until creamy and well-blended add half-and-half, lemon juice, lemon pe vanilla; continue beating. Add egg subst until mixture is thoroughly blended and Pour into crumb-lined pan.

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Place springform pan in large roasting pan. Pour enough water into roasting pan to come halfway up sides of springform pan. Bake cheesecake until firm, slightly golden and top is cracked, about 1 hour, 25 minutes. Remove springform pan from water and refrigerate, uncovered, until cold, about 3 hours or overnight. To make watermelon-blueberry sauce: In blender, whip watermelon juice, cornstarch, lemon juice, sugar and sugar substitute until smooth. Pour into small saucepan over mediumhigh heat and bring to gentle boil until topping begins to thicken. Remove from heat and place in refrigerator to cool. Just before serving, add lemon extract, diced watermelon and blueberries; stir to thoroughly blend. To serve, run knife around sides of cheesecake and remove springform pan sides. Top each slice with generous helping of watermelonblueberry sauce.

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Board of Directors 2020-2021 Executive Committee Andrea Moore | Chairwoman Krumland Auto Group

Nic Snowberger | Vice Chair McDonald’s

Mike Winters | Secretary Pecos Valley Broadcasting

Stephen Lee| Treasurer American Legion Post 61

Kaye Whitefoot | Past Chairwoman Dairy Producers of New Mexico

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REALTY LLC Angel Mayes, Qualifying Broker

575-639-2586 311 N. Main St., Roswell, NM

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FAMILY FEATURES

he holiday season and all its celebrating often means full days of visiting family and friends, opening gifts and enjoying mom ents with loved ones, even if much of that interaction may take place virtually this year. With all the laughter and happiness, you’re bound to get hungry, and feeding the family throughout the day means you’ll need recipe ideas ready for the occasion. Starting the big day with a bountiful breakfast helps begin the festivities on a high note, while appetizers help hold everyone over for the main course, sides and, of course, dessert. Consider these tasty dishes to take your holiday gatherings to new heights from morning to night. Visit Culinary.net to find more holiday meal ideas.

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turkey cooked to golden perfection is the ideal way to serve a feast. Without the right preparation and execution, however, your bird could fall short. To ensure your holiday dinner centerpiece lives up to expectations, follow these simple tips, from purchase to plate: 1. Buy the right bird. Finding a turkey that’s just the right size for your expected party is the start to a successful gathering. One common rule of thumb

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is the buy 1 pound of turkey per person – so, for a 10-person meal, purchase a 10-pound turkey. Don’t forget that nearl everyone loves leftovers, so you may consider buying a few pounds more than necessary. 2. Be patient. If you opt for a frozen turkey don’t rush the thawing process. For larger turkeys, it can take days to defros properly. 3. Timing is everything. Finding the right amount of time for your turkey to spend in the oven is crucial but not always

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the easiest thing to do. For an 8-12pound bird, aim for 2.5-3.5 hours; 12-16 pounds for 3.5-4 hours; 16-20 pounds for 4-4.5 hours, and so on. The key is bringing the turkey to a temperature reading of 170 F. 4. Let it rest. Instead of pulling the turkey out of the oven and immediately carving it, give it a chance to rest for 20-30 minutes, which allows the juices to soak into the meat and moisten it up.

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Call Together Loved Ones with Cookies

A true holiday celebration calls for sharing moments with loved ones and creating memories that can last a lifetime. Crafting a sweet dessert to cap off the festivities is a perfect way to come together in the kitchen and enjoy the moment with those who matter most. These Gingerbread Cookies made with C&H sugar can be a hallmark holiday treat that allow kids to help in the process. Once they’re out of the oven, ask little ones to help decorate the festive and delightful cookies. Visit chsugar.com to find recipes perfect for entertaining and celebrating with family throughout the year.

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Holiday mornings are iconic for those moments spent together opening gifts, sharing stories and enjoying a meal. Skip the cereal and frozen foods for a spread like these Orange Eggs Benedict with a homemade hollandaise sauce. With six servings, it’s perfect for a family breakfast to fill empty stomachs after a morning of gift-giving. Plus, kids can join in on the fun by helping make the hollandaise, which simply requires mixing a few ingredients before pouring over the completed dish. Find more breakfast recipes at Culinary. net.

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1 tablespoon white vinegar 8 eggs 1/2 cup butter, softened 6 French baguette slices, 3/4-inch thick each 6 thick slices ham 1/2 cup orange marmalade orange zest, for garnish To make Orange Hollandaise: In small bowl, blend egg yolks, orange juice and salt until combined. Gradually add melted butter into egg mixture while blending. Set aside. In skillet, add water halfway up sides. Add vinegar. Bring to simmer. Break eggs into water to poach. Cook 3-4 minutes until whites are cooked through and yolks are still runny. Using slotted spoon, remove eggs and drain on paper towels. Spread butter on one side of bread slices. Place bread in skillet and cook until golden brown. Add ham to same skillet and cook until browned on both sides. To assemble, spread bread slices with orange marmalade. Top each with one slice cooked ham and one poached egg. Pour hollandaise over eggs and garnish with orange zest.

Recipe courtesy of Bernice Baran Prep time: 30 minutes Cook time: 10-12 minutes Yield: 24 cookies 1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, softened 1/2 cup C&H® Dark Brown Sugar 1 large egg 1/4 cup molasses 1 3/4 cups all-purpose flour 1/2 teaspoon baking soda 1/8 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon ground ginger 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves royal icing In large bowl of electric mixer fitted with paddle attachment, cream butter and sugar about 2 minutes on medium speed until light and fluffy. Add egg and molasses; mix until well incorporated. In separate bowl, whisk flour, baking soda, salt, ginger, cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves. Use mixer on low speed to add to butter mixture until combined and dough is formed. Divide dough in half, wrap with plastic film and refrigerate at least 1 hour. Preheat oven to 350 F and line baking sheets with parchment paper. Flour clean work surface. Roll dough 1/8-1/4 inches thick. Cut out shapes with desired cookie cutters. Transfer cookies to lined baking sheets and bake 10-12 minutes, or until firm. Let cookies cool on baking sheets 2-3 minutes then transfer to cooling rack. Cool completely.

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edicare’s Open Enrollment gives people with Medicare the opportunity to sign up for health or prescription drug plans, or make changes to their existing health plans or prescription drug plans for coverage beginning Jan. 1, 2021. But don’t delay – Open Enrollment ends on Dec. 7. Why compare plans for next year? Just as your health care needs can change from year to year, so do Medicare plans. While Medicare plans generally cover all Part A and Part B benefits, not all plans offer the same cost sharing or additional benefits. You may be able to find new extra benefits, save money – or both.

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n Check if your doctors are still in-network and your prescriptions are on

the plan’s formulary. n The plan with the lowest monthly premium may not always be the best fit for your health needs. n Look at the plan’s deductible and other out-of-pocket costs that factor into your total costs. n Some plans offer extra benefits, like vision, hearing or dental coverage, which could help meet your unique health care needs in 2021. n If you take insulin, you may find a plan offering insulin for $35 or less for a month’s supply.

Medicare plans in 2021 have historically low premiums – dropping an average of 34% over the last three years, and in some states dropping over 50%. There’s never been a better time to go to Medicare.gov and look at your options. If you’re among the 1 in 3 people with Medicare who has diabetes, here’s some more good news: hundreds of prescription drug plans will be participating in a new insulin savings initiative, through which they’ll offer a month’s supply of a range of insulins for a copayment of $35 or less in 2021. If you take insulin and enroll in one of these plans, you could save an average of $446 per year on your out-of-pocket costs for insulin next year.

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This year, it’s more important than ever to get a flu shot, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Many people with Medicare are at greater risk for serious complications from flu. A flu shot is your best protection from getting and spreading the flu, and Medicare covers it at no cost to you if you get it from an in-network provider. Protect yourself and others – visit your doctor, pharmacy or other local provider and get your flu shot today. 32

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Think you’ll need help comparing plans? Here are some things you can do safely from your home: n Find plans at Medicare.gov, where you can see estimates for all your prescriptions. n Call us at 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227). TTY users can call 1-877-486-2048. Help is available 24 hours a day, including weekends. You can also find help in your community. Get personalized health insurance counseling at no cost to you from your State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP). Visit shiptacenter.org, or call 1-800-MEDICARE for your SHIP’s phone number. Many SHIPs also have virtual counseling this year.

Medicare Open Enrollment ends on Dec. 7. Now’s the time to act if you want to enroll in or make changes to your Medicare health or prescription drug plan for coverage beginning January 1, 2021. If your current coverage still meets your needs, then you don’t have to do anything. Remember, if you miss the Dec. 7 deadline, you’ll likely have to wait a full year before you are able to make changes to your Medicare coverage. For more information, visit Medicare.gov or call 1-800-MEDICARE. If you need help in a language other than English or Spanish, let the customer service representative know the language. You can also find information about Medicare on the Medicare Facebook page and by following @MedicareGov on Twitter.

Get Help Paying for Prescriptions People with Medicare can get prescription drug coverage. Some people with limited resources and income may also qualify for what’s called “Extra Help” to help pay for monthly premiums, annual deductibles and prescription co-payments related to a Medicare prescription drug plan. Medicare estimates that more than 2 million people with Medicare may be eligible for Extra Help but aren’t currently enrolled the program. To qualify for Extra Help in 2020, your annual income must be less than $19,140 a year ($25,860 for married couples). Even if your annual income is higher, you may still qualify. Also, your resources must also be limited to $14,610 ($29,160 for married couples). Resources include bank accounts, stocks and bonds, but not your house, car or life insurance policies. To see if you qualify for Extra Help, apply online at ssa.gov or call 1-800-772-1213.

Protect Your Medicare Card and Help Fight Fraud Don’t let your guard down. Here are a few important steps you can take to protect your identity and help fight Medicare fraud. n Guard your Medicare card and Medicare Number – Treat these just like you would your Social Security card or a credit card. Remember, Medicare will never contact you for your Medicare Number or other personal information unless you’ve given them permission in advance. n Remember, nothing is ever “free” – As the saying goes, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. If someone calls to offer you a “free” service, equipment, or COVID-19 kits, just hang up. n Review your Medicare claims – When you get statements from Medicare, look them over to make sure they’re accurate. Look for any services billed to your Medicare Number that you don’t recognize. Ask questions about your statements if you see something you think is incorrect. Information provided by the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services.

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Building an Emergency Kit with Disability in Mind

(Family Features) Creating a supply kit is part of being prepared for emergencies and disasters. Kits should include basic survival items but also things specific to your needs. Kits can have equipment to help with communication, things that reduce stress and more. If you have a disability or health condition, your planning may be more complex. Consider these ideas from the Administration for Community Living while building your kit: Basic Supplies * At least a three-day supply of water (1 gallon per person per day) and non-perishable food * Manual can opener * Flashlight * Battery-powered or hand-crank radio * Extra batteries * Cell phone with chargers and backup battery * First-aid kit * Whistle or other help signal * Matches in waterproof container * Dust mask for contaminated air * Two cloth face coverings for each person at least 2 years old * Sleeping bag or blanket * Complete change of clothing * Personal hygiene items

* Complete change of clothing * Personal hygiene items * Prescription and over-the-counter medicines * Eyeglasses or contacts * Garbage bags * Duct tape * Local maps * Pen and paper * Cash Documentation * Important documents (electronic or copies) such as insurance cards * List of all medications, dosages and allergies * List of assistive technology or other equipment, including brand, model, instructions and where the equipment came from * Contact information for health providers, caregivers and relatives Vision, Hearing and Speech Items * Braille or large-print labels for supplies * Weather radio with text, shaking and flashing alerts Continue on Page 36

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Continued from Page 32 Building an Emergency Kit with Disability in Mind

* Extra hearing aid batteries * Communication equipment * Backup communication options such as laminated cards or pictograms Mobility Considerations * Information on size and weight of wheelchair * Extra batteries for equipment * Lightweight manual wheelchair if usual chair is powered * Spare low-tech mobility devices such as a cane or walker * Portable air pump and tire patch kit * Work gloves * Extra seat cushions and other medical items Sensory Sensitivities * Handheld electronic devices with movies and games saved locally * Spare chargers and batteries * Sheets and twine, small popup tent or other privacy devices

* Sensory dampeners such as headphones, weighted vests, sunglasses and nose plugs * Comfort items like snacks, clothing and aromas Service Animal Supplies * A three-day supply of food and water * Medications * Animal first-aid kit * Proof of vaccinations and registration * A picture of you and your animal together to prove ownership * Collar or harness with ID and rabies tags * Microchip information * Leash * Crate or carrier * Sanitation items * Familiar items like toys and bedding Visit ACL.gov/emergencypreparedness for more tools and information. Photo courtesy of Getty Images #14917 Source: Administration for Community Living

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