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Newsletter of the Chamber of Commerce
October 2009
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
Diamond Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
RISD Blue Ribbon School. . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Historical Foundation for SENM. . . . . . . . 4
Advertise with the Chamber. . . . . . . . . . 5
President’s Report. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Heritage Award Dinner. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Character Counts! In Chaves County. . 9
Roswell Chamber Committees. . . . . . . . 9
Excutive Director Report. . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Chile Cheese Festival. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Business After Hours . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
ROW/LAX Celebration Flight. . .. . . . . . . 13
Roswell Chamber Redcoats . . . . . . . . . 15
Roswell Community Little Theatre. . . . . 16
Roswell Singers at Carnegie Hall. . . . . . 17
Michael’s Monthly. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Customer Service Seminar. . . . . . . . . . . 23
News Worthy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Rules for Submitting Articles or Flyers. . 25
Calendar of Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Dorrie Faubus McCarty
Executive Director
Executive Board of Directors
Brad Houston, President
Chaves County Farm & Livestock Bureau
Lee Adams, 1st Vice President
All American Cleaners
Jeff Weathers, Secretary
Farm Bureau Insurance
Don Hunter, Treasurer
New York Life Insurance
Kenneth Berry, Past President
Roswell National Bank
Board of Directors
Greg Atwell
Southeast New Mexico Foods, Inc
Ray Baca
Bank of the Southwest
Kevin Bonner
KBIM Radio
Valory Brakeman
Sunwest Management
Jean Brown
Prudential Grieves Group
Brian Carlozzi
Armstrong Energy
John Dalton
Pecos Valley Chiropractic
Steve Denio
ReMax
David Duer
Century 21 Home Planning
Jim Hudson
Hinkle Law Firm
Buffy Itomitsu
Business Notions
Greg Maloney
Lykins Tire
Brooke Linthicum
ENMMC
Cindi Lucero
CableOne
Mike McLeod
Xcel Energy
Kristen Salyards
CASA of Chaves County
Debra Young
Pioneer Bank
American Airlines is increasing their service
to Southeastern New Mexico by adding
flights west beginning August 25, 2009.
Tom and Linda
Krumland purchased
Roswell Toyota in
1997. Starting with
only 12 employees,
Tom’s vision of “Treat
the customer’s the
way we would want ourselves to
be treated” began to take shape
immediately.
Now, over 12+ years later, Roswell
Toyota employs over 75 dedicated
men and women whom all share
the same vision. Due to the success
of the business, a brand new 40,000
square foot, state-of-the-art facility
was built in 2005 under the belief of
“The Best for the Best.” Krumland
Auto Group employs over 125
people at its four dealerships; three,
of which, are located in Roswell
– Roswell Toyota-Scion, Roswell
Honda and Roswell Hyundai. The
fourth, Carlsbad Imports, brings
the Krumland
philosophy a bit
further south.
One of Toyota’s
primary goals
is to emphasize
the entire ownership experience.
We want to help ensure that our
customers are satisfied not only at
the time of purchase, but as long as
they own their vehicle. Offering top
quality cars and trucks is, of course,
the first step - but only the beginning.
Toyota dealerships strive to match
the quality of our products with the
finest service in the industry.
With its certified technicians that
service all makes and models, many
with 25+ years of Toyota experience,
its professional sales staff and friendly
office team, Roswell Toyota-Scion
is the dealership made for the new
consumer.
(KAG - continued on page 8)
WORLD CLASS JAZZ RETURNS TO ROSWELL
GUEST OF HONOR
JAZZ TRUMPETER
EXTRAORDINAIRE
RANDY SANDKE
O C T O B E R 9 - 11, 2 0 0 9
ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO
18 JAZZ GREATS IN EIGHT
DIFFERENT VENUES
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9
12:00 Noon
5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
MAIN STREET KICKOFF
Courthouse Lawn – come and enjoy!
PECOS FLAVORS WINERY
Featuring Nicki Parrott & Eddie Erickson
PEPPER’S ON THE PATIO
Featuring Curt Warren & Friends
7:30 p.m. - 11:30 p.m.
SALLY PORT INN BALLROOM
SET 1: Guest of Honor Randy Sandke, trumpet
SET 2: New Orleans Joys, featuring Tom Fischer, clarinet
SET 3: Swinging the Standards, featuring Chuck Redd,
vibraphone
SET 4: Best of World Class Mainstream, featuring Dan Barrett,
trombone
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10
7:30 p.m. - 11:30 p.m.
SALLY PORT INN BALLROOM
SET 1: Dickerson’s Seven, featuring Dr. Roger Dickerson, piano
SET 2: Blues & Boogie Woogie, featuring Eddie Erickson, guitar
& vocals
SET 3: The Art of the Jazz Piano, a solo recital by Rossano
Sportiello
Call the Roswell Chamber at
623-5695 to see how to get your
company listed here!
SET 4: The Best of World Class Mainstream, featuring Harry
Allen, tenor sax
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11
10:30 a.m.
WORSHIP IN JAZZ
Pueblo Auditorium
NEW ORLEANS GUMBO LUNCHEON
First Presbyterian Church (directly after Worship in Jazz)
2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
JAZZ AT THE ANDERSON
Anderson Museum of Contemporary Art featuring Aaron
Weinstein, jazz violinist, with Nicki Parrott, Curt Warren
& Ricky Malichi
TICKETS ON SALE AT THE ROSWELL
CONVENTION CENTER
FOR INFORMATION:
888-ROSWELL OR 624-7704
www.roswelljazzfestival.com
TICKETS
$10
&
$25
SPONSORED IN PART BY CITY OF ROSWELL LODGER’S TAX.
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Valley View Elementary -Blue Ribbon School
Thursday, September 24,
Dr. Veronica Garcia, New
Mexico Secretary of Education,
recognized Valley View
Elementary School as one of
three Blue Ribbon schools in
the state of New Mexico and
one of 314 schools nationwide.
Dr. Garcia presented Valley
View with a 2009 Blue Ribbon
Award.
Schools were chosen for
their improved performance in
reading and math proficiency.
Over the past four years Valley
View Elementary has shown a
12 point increase in reading
and a 24 point increase in
math. This could not have
been accomplished without
the commitment of students,
parents, faculty, administrators
RISD Superintendant Mike Gottlieb congratulates students from Valley View
Elementary on their achievements
Valley View Elementary students pose with New Mexico Secretary of Education and
RISD representatives with their Blue Ribbon award.
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and Superintendent Mike
Gottlieb.
Dr. Garcia challenged
Valley View staff and students
to share their successes with
other educators in our district
and throughout the state. Mrs.
Sonia Raftery, representing
Senator Jeff Bingaman,
was also in attendance to
congratulate Valley View on
their outstanding performance.
Valley View will be
recognized at a special
ceremony in Washington
D.C. in November and be
presented with a Blue Ribbon
Flag to be flown outside the
building. Following the award
presentation cake and punch
was served to all students, staff
and parents.
Congratulations, Valley
View!
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Calendar of
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Dorrie Faubus
Executive Director
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Executive Board President
Brad Houston,& Livestock Bureau
Farm
Chaves County
1st Vice President
Lee Adams,
Cleaners
All American
Secretary
Jeff Weathers,
Secretary
Treasurer
Don Hunter,
Life Insurance
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Kenneth Berry,
National Bank
Roswell
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Ray Baca
Bank of the Southwest
Kevin Bonner
KBIM Radio
Valory Brakeman
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Jean
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Prudential Grieves
Brian Carlozzi
Energy
Armstrong
John Dalton
Chiropractic
Pecos Valley
Steve Denio
Denio’s Cleaners
David Duer
Planning
Century 21 Home
Jim Hudson
Firm
Hinkle Law
Buffy Itomitsu
Business Notions
Brooke Linthicum
ENMMC
Cindi Lucero
CableOne
Mike McLeod
Xcel Energy
Kristen Salyards
CASA
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Commerce is a visible entity
and focal point for information
about Roswell — including the
services and products available
to visitors, residents and other
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PRESIDENT’S REPORT
Brad Houston
2009-2010
Chamber
President
September is the beginning
of many community activities.
The chamber’s calendar is
filling up rapidly.
The N.M.M.I. cadets are in
school and getting ready for
a busy year. General Grizzle,
the new Superintendent
at the institute, plans to be
very involved in community
activities. Roswell Public
Schools have over 680 more
students that this time last year.
Superintendent Mike Gottlieb
reports that classes are bursting
at the seams. ENMU-Roswell
also reports an increase in
students enrolled.
Dorrie Faubus-McCarty,
the new executive director
of the Roswell Chamber
of Commerce, is working
very diligently to get office
procedures on par with some
new ideas to cut cost of
operations. She has
appointed several
committees
The Roswell Chamber
of Commerce has
started the new fiscal
year with a boom. The
Chamber is excited
that its’ membership
of chamber members. They
are very eager to be more
involved in the operations of
the chamber.
The US census is taken every
ten years. 2010 is the year
of the census. It behooves
everyone to be partners
and help convey to our
community the importance
of participating in this event
and ensure no one is left
uncounted. The census directs
the allocation of billions of
dollars in government funding.
The Leadership Roswell class
of 30 participants, under the
able guidance of Rick Kraft, is
to start on September 18 at the
chamber building. They will be
served a lunch of hamburgers,
hot dogs, and the trimmings.
Some of the chamber
members are volunteering to
do the grilling and help with
the occasion. This is the 27th
year for this program. It has
been a huge success and I
am sure this year will be no
exception.
As you walk by some of the
grocery stores, the aroma of
green chili being roasted will
tickle your taste buds. The
green chili crop looks good this
year. That is good news to the
farming economy.
Please look for notices of
the upcoming Business After
Hours, as well as various
ribbon-cutting events. The
Business After Hours at Roswell
National Bank in August
was outstanding. The next
Business After Hours will be at
Prime Source Mortgage on
September 17 at 5:00 pm. I
hope we will see lots of people
there.
The county fair took place
in July. The New Mexico State
Fair and the Eastern New
Mexico State Fair will be taking
place shortly. Young people
participating learn some
valuable lessons, including
responsibility, citizenship, pride
in what they accomplish,
and the thrill of competition.
The junior livestock sale is
the culmination of many,
many hours of hard work and
determination. Animals have
to be given a regular daily
diet. Exercising the animals
and training them to pose is all
a part of getting the animals
ready for the fair. Leathercraft,
sewing, photography,
scrapbooking, baking and
gardening are a few of the
events that both juniors and
adults can enter at the fair.
is always growing.
The most recent new
members include:
Shear Elegance &
Boutique
205 W. 3rd
Family Furniture, Inc.
2001 S. Main
625-2001
Roe Limited Partnership
#2 DeSosa Couty
420-5516
Frontier Medical/
Personal Care By
Design
217A N. Main
627-1112
Clyde McKee
1007 W. McGaffey
622-1668
www.roswellnm.org
Visit us online:
The 28th Annual Heritage
Award Dinner is scheduled for
October 6, 2009, 6:15 PM,at
the Convention and Visitor’s
Center.
This year’s recipients, “Sages
of the Southeast” are not only
two of the major role players
of establishing the Historical
Museum and Archives for
Roswell and the Historical
Society, but have made
themselves fixtures in the community due to their constant
efforts to make Roswell and
the surrounding area a better
place to live.
Arthur Robert McQuiddy
was born in Sedalia, Missouri in
1918. After serving as a Naval
aviator during World War II,
he moved to Roswell in 1946
to become the editor of the
Roswell Morning Dispatch.
He was the editor during the
famous 1947 Roswell Incident.
He later became secretary of
the New Mexico Oil and Gas
Association.
Over the past 25 years he
has served as President of
the Chaves County Historical
Society, (now the Historical
Society for Southeast New
Mexico). He has served on the
Boards of the United Way, the
Roswell Symphony, the Roswell Museum and Arts Center, the State of New Mexico
Hunanities Commission and
the New Mexico Rehabilitation Center Foundation.
Later, McQuiddy served as
Director of Conventions and
Visitors Bureau and Economic
Development Specialist for
Roswell through the Chamber
of Commerece.
Elvis E. Fleming, a native
Texan, moved to Roswell in
1969 when he accepted a
position as instructor of history
at Eastern New Mexico University - Roswell where he remained for 28 years. Over the
years, he was promoted to
Assistant Professor, received
the Presidential Award, the
National Institute for Staff and
Organizational Development
Award, and the Kosa Merit
Award twice. Elvis was named
to Who’s Who in the West in
1984. He was the first Roswell
campus retiree to be granted
emeritus status by the ENMU
Board of Regents in 1997.
Since retiring, he has seved
on the board of the Historical Society for Southeast New
Mexico and the New Mexico
Historical Records Advisory
Board. Elvis has been the
chief archivist and organizer
for the Historical Society’s archives since it opened in 1976.
Fleming has written several books and articles about
the history of Southeast New
Mexico receiving awards
for his writings. In 2003, he
was awarded the Gaspar
Perez de Villagra Award by
the Historical Society of New
Mexico in recognition of his
biography of the “Father
of Roswell,” called Captain
Joseph C. Lea: From Confederate Guerrilla to New Mexico
Patriot. The National Cowboy
Symposium and Celebration
awarded Elvis the 2004 American Cowboy Culture Award
in Western History. Elvis is a
true preserver of history.
of satisfying a customer is ours
and we must take this to heart
for our organization to grow”. In
the words of Winston Churchill
“We make a living by what we
get, we make a life by what we
give.”
Please join Krumland Auto
Group on Saturday, October
31st from 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm
on Winner’s Circle (between
Roswell Toyota and Roswell
Honda) for Krumland Auto
Ghoul’s Halloween Fest 2009.
We strive to provide a safe
environment for children to
enjoy Halloween festivities and
it’s completely free of charge.
We will have a ton of games,
trick-or-treats, face painting,
jolly jumps a costume contest
for all ages with great prizes
and much, much more! This
event could not be possible
without our wonderful sponsors.
A special thanks to Big Brothers/
Big Sisters, Cable One, CocaCola, El Marcianito Times,
Farmers Country Market, First
American Bank, Goddard
High School Rockettes, Graves
Farm and Garden, KOBR-TV,
Newman Outdoor Advertising,
Roswell Livestock & Farm Supply,
Roswell Radio, Roswell Scion
and United Blood Services.
(KAG- continued from page 8)
Joe Reiser, General Manager
of Roswell Toyota says, “I would
like to thank everyone for the
twelve years we have been
in business. This could not
have been possible without
the tremendous community
support we have received
and the faithful customers we
continue to provide service
for. In the current state of the
economy it is more important
than ever for all of us to take
an active position in Customer
Satisfaction. Mr. Krumland has
stated in the past that he has
the fortunate opportunity to
sign employee’s checks, but it
is the customer who makes the
checks what they are. The job
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National CHARACTER COUNTS!
Week 2009 is a big event! More
than 5 million young people in
over 60 countries are expected
to celebrate during October
18-24. The premise of CC! Week
is to have fun, but the message
is to strive for good character
at all times in every situation.
Neighborhoods and schools
hold assemblies, stage parades,
and host essay contests to
galvanize citizens around their
most important year-round
task: teaching young people
the Six Pillars of Character
(trustworthiness, respect,
responsibility, fairness, caring,
and citizenship). There’s a lot
to celebrate with CHARACTER
COUNTS!
This year’s week long Chaves
County observance will include
activities each day, from a tour
and presentation to elementary
students by our board members
of each of the six pillars of
character permanently
displayed at the Roswell Zoo,
to recognizing area public
servants through the Honor the
Badge: Building and Upholding
the Public Trust program,
sponsored by Pioneer Bank
and Sprint Sports Rehabilitation
Clinic, now part of our National
Character Counts! week
observance.
Additionally, informational
meetings with representatives
from throughout Chaves
County regarding this year’s
competitions for National
IN CHAVES COUNTY
Character Counts! Week ‘09
(October 18-24) have been
held with awards for area
young people from preschool
through college in three distinct
categories; Essay, Poetry, and
Art. Each category will mirror
the National Character Counts!
Essay Contest “Foundations
for Life” based on maxims or
famous sayings. Presentations
will be made to all winners
Thursday, October 22nd, during
the National Character Counts!
Night Super Celebration at
Roswell High School in the
Commons Area beginning at 6
p.m.
Our Character Counts!
in Chaves County Athlete
Recognition Program,
sponsored by Read & Stevens,
Inc., got underway this month
as coaches from throughout
the county recognize the
athlete in his or her program
who best exemplifies the six
pillars of character throughout
the ‘09/’10 school year.
Additionally, the “Pursuing
Victory With Honor” Coaches
Recognition Program enters
its eighth year as Character
Counts! in Chaves County
continues to identify and
honor coaches of character
throughout our county.
Sponsored by Prime Source
Mortgage and The Roswell
National Bank, winning coaches
receive valuable packages at
the conclusion of the Fall, Winter
and Spring Sports campaigns.
We have many other activities
planned for the calendar year
2009/2010, all which, hopefully,
will positively impact people
of all ages in all walks of life.
With the continued support of
everyone in Chaves County
we know Character Counts! In
Chaves County will continue to
establish and encourage those
values which are recognized
by all; Trustworthiness, Respect,
Responsibility, Fairness, Caring
and Citizenship.
To subscribe to either
or both of our National
Character Counts! monthly
e-publications Character
Counts! Chronicle or Character
Counts! Sportsmanship
Newsletter please go to http://
www.charactercounts.org/
newsletters.htm.
For local information please
contact the Character Counts!
office 623-5695 Ex. 120 or visit us
online at www.CCCCNM.org
Chamber Committees
The Following newly established
committees are hard at work.
Please take the time to thank
them when you see them.
Website and NewsletterKristen Salyards, Chair
1. Brooke Linthicum
Membership- Don Hunter, Chair
1. Debra M. Young
2.
Buffy Itomitsu
3.
Valerie Brakemen
4.
Steve Denio
5.
Jeff Weathers
By Laws, Policy, Mission
Statement- David Duer, Chair
1.
Jim Hudson
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2.
Brooke Linthicum
Special Programs and EventsKevin Bonner, Chair
1.
Brian Carlozzi
2.
Val Brakeman
3.
Cindi Lucero
4.
John Dalton
5.
Mike McLeod
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7/8/08 9:25:15 AM
FROM THE OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Dear Roswell Chamber Of
Commerce Members:
By the time you receive this,
I will have been on board for
slightly over two months as your
Executive Director. Allow me
to introduce myself for those
that I have not met. My name
is Dorrie Faubus McCarty. I
am a Roswell Cheerleader.
This is the finest place to live
as far as I am concerned. We
have fabulous weather, great
people, and a giving, loving
community that has been
there for me every step of the
way. First, let me thank those
of you that were so welcoming
with cards, flowers, plants and
well wishes. We have and are
making changes everyday at
your Chamber. I’m sure you will
be proud of these changes.
This is your Chamber of Com-
merce, and you- our members,
are the life blood of the Roswell
Chamber of Commerce. We
have several seminars coming
up to aid our business community in their day to day battles
to make their businesses successful. Your board of Directors is a very energetic group
of business professionals that
give freely of their time to help
me make your Chamber a
place you can be proud to
belong to. Whether you are a
long time member, or a brand
new member, I would like to
thank you for putting your trust
in the Chamber. New committees have been formed,
and they include members of
your board of Directors. They
will come together regularly
to hopefully meet your needs.
I want to urge you to come
by the office, call, or write to
let us know your concerns; or
to give us a thumbs up if you
feel we are moving in the right
direction. The staff is at your
service. Our office manager
has been with the Chamber for
many years. Most of you have
had the opportunity to meet
Glenna Roark at one of the
past Chamber events. Beatriz C. Vidales is our part time
employee who is helping out
in the afternoons, and working
on her degree at ENMU-R. The
newest member of the team,
the one most of you will come
in contact with first either by
phone or when you walk in the
door is Aletha Whitley. Please
call on any of us at any time. I
assure you, we will do our very
best to serve your needs.
Chile-Cheese Festival
Main Street held the sweet
aroma of roasted chile as
MainStreet Roswell hosted the
annual Chile-Cheese Festival
this past weekend.
No matter what your taste,
you were bound to find something of interest (including
several varieties of chile). Arts
and crafts, ristras, family activities, chile roasting and so many
more activities were to be
found - including bus tours to
Leprino Foods!
Graves Farms was on hand with
plenty of colorful ristras.
Vendors had many unique items - as well as fresh
fruits and vegetables - including chile.
The smell of roasted chile filled the aire
at the festival.
Pick your chile (hot or mild) and
they roasted it on the spot.
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Jeff Smith, Kurt Gass and all
the great people at Prime
Source Mortgage hosted
Business After Hours for
September.
They didn’t let the muchneeded drizzle deter them
from providing great grilled
burgers and hotdogs.
After everyone had there
fill of great food, PrimeSource
handed out some great,
football related, door prizes.
Don’t forget to join us at our
next Business After Hours at
Krumland Auto Group.
What’s a little rain? PrimeSource still provided some great grilled food!
Kurt Gass hands out the first door prize an awesome mini cooler!
RISD Superintendant Mike Gottlieb
accepts his door prize from Kurt.
Glenna and Aletha man (or should we
say woman) the table.
Cla Avery from Chaves County Character Counts! presents Kurt Gass with a plaque that
lists ‘Coaches of the Year’.
Always dependable, the Roswell Redcoats
were on hand to welcome everyone.
NEXT BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
Krumland Auto Group
Thursday, October 18
5-7 p.m.
It’s a party! Come join us for a fun evening of
food, beverages, networking opportunities &
great door prizes! See you there!
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ROW/LAX CELEBRATION FLIGHT
There has been
a great amount of
support for the LAX
jet service, which
started on August
25, 2009 with four
flights a week. The
inauguration of
our Los Angeles
flight marks a new
beginning for
Southeast New
Mexico opening the
door to the World!
The very first flight
arrived on August
25 from LAX and
took off the next
morning with both
flights carrying over
70% passengers.
With your continued
support, we hope
to extend this flight
beyond the end
of the year and
perhaps even add
one or two more
flights per week.
Our relationship with
American Eagle
remains very strong.
On Sunday,
September 20,
2009, a group of
dignitaries from
Southeast New
Mexico participated
in the LAX
Celebration flight.
The group departed
Roswell in the early
morning to arrive
in Los Angeles for a
breakfast reception
at Café del Rey in
Marina del Rey. The
reception was held
to thank American
Eagle Airlines for
their contributions
and support. From
the reception, the
group traveled to
the Getty Museum
for a short tour. The Many of the participants stopped for a moment to take a photo in front
Getty is a museum
of Dodger Stadium.
and education
center dedicated
to the study of arts
and culture. After
the Getty tour, the
group was ready
for Dodger Dawgs
at the Los Angeles
Dodger vs. San
Francisco Giants
One of the highlights of the trip was
game. The group
a visit to the Getty Museum. Here
had a full day of
participants examine a Rembrandt.
events and returned
that evening.
Participants:
Bill Armstrong, Jr. – Armstrong Industries
SP “Buzz” Johnson – Johnson Enterprises Shirley Childress – Roswell Realtor’s Assoc.
Amy Munson – 1st American Bank
Tim Jennings – Pioneer Bank*
Larry Fry – Xcel Energy*
Bob Sabin – Atwood, Malone, Turner & Sabin
Edward David – David Petroleum
Lloyd Hatch – NM Gas Company
Allen Sartin – Eddy County
Nick Salcido – City of Carlsbad
Mike Gottlieb – RISD
George Yates – HEYCO
Juliana Halvorson – Graphmaster Media
Lee Rogers – City of Roswell
Kay Rogers – Roswell Livestock
*sponsored
RCCEDC Director Bob Donnell hands
Senator Timothy Jennings his breakfast
for the flight.
FOR MORE PHOTOS, VISIT
http://www.flyroswell.com
Varney Brandt – Xcel Energy
Neil Roe – Pepper’s Grill & Bar
John Snowberger – McDonald’s
Esther Lopez – Hampton Inn & Suites
Bob Donnell – Pioneer Bank*
Kenneth Berry – Roswell National Bank
Abby Yates – HEYCO
Jamie David – David Petroleum
Mayor Phil Burch – City of Artesia
Michael Trujillo – Chaves County
Mayor Ray Nunley – Village of Ruidoso
MG Jerry Grizzle – NMMI
Kevin Bonner – KBIM Radio
Jennifer Griego – City of Roswell
Jessica Armendariz – Armstrong Industries*
Dale Rogers – Roswell Livestock
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2001 South Main Street, Roswell
(575) 625-2001
FAMILIAR FACES WITH A NEW VISION FOR YOUR HOME
Yes, there is a new furniture store in town -- Family Furniture!
Family Furniture, Inc. is owned and operated by local folks with over 93 years combined experience in the
furniture business. We are located at 2001 S. Main Street (the former M Waldrop Furniture location).
Our store was created, established, and specifically designed with the lifestyles and needs of the family in
mind.
Our plan is not to have “Flash in the Pan” clearance sales or “Once in a LifeTime” blowouts, but to offer
savings with honest-to-goodness best prices on furniture, mattresses, and accessories every day –all the time.
We seek out the best values from manufacturers and pass the savings on to you –our customers.
We feature a fully stocked Sleep Gallery with mattresses of all comfort levels and prices… ready to deliver to
your home. Whether you desire an “ultra plush” or an “extra firm” mattress set, we have it! If you’ve been
considering a new mattress purchase, you owe it to yourself to come by and see what all we have available.
Family Furniture, Inc. features a complete line up of Home Office furniture as well as Home Theater
selections with the new flat screen TV and surround sound systems in mind. Casual Dining and Full Dining
Room Suites have not been overlooked. Thanksgiving is just around the corner!
Of course, Family Furniture, Inc. has a full line up of sofas, sectionals, and recliners—all your upholstery
needs. We have great choices in Master Bedroom Suites as well. Children and Youth Furniture holds an
important place at Family Furniture, Inc. We feature several groups with functionality designed to grow with
the needs of your child or youth.
Watch for our grand opening and ribbon cutting. Come see us; we would love to visit with you!
Remember……Drive a Little Farther South and Save A Lot More.
4 Blocks South of K Mart
“Employee Owned and Operated”
ROSWELL CHAMBER REDCOATS
It’s always fashionable to
wear Red after Labor Day!!
It’s almost that time to put
up your summer threads and
get ready for autumn!! Ever
thought about adorning a
nice Red Coat to keep you
warm? If so, contact someone
you know in Redcoats or the
Chamber and we can get you
on board. Redcoats is a great
way to be an active part of
the community and to get
involved in some really neat
functions. We have had some
fun activities going on. August
business after hours was
hosted by Roswell National
Bank. September business
after hours was hosted by
Prime Source Mortgage. If
going on around us. We
you have never been to a
appreciate them taking time
business after hours… you are
out of their busy schedules.
missing out on a lot of fun.
Recoats are ready to come
September has also brought
to your events… just give us
us a Welcome and Greeting
a call!!!
Karamia Victoria,
for NM Workforce Solutions
Redcoat President
and NM Aging and long
care service’s Departments,
a Grand Opening for
Casa Maria and a Ground
Breaking Ceremony at the
NM Rehabilitation Center.
We were pleased to have
had Dorrie Faubus-McCarty
from the Chamber and
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce Michael Vickers, the new
City Planner, come and
Would like to congratulate House of Flowers speak with us. It is exciting
On their receipt of a Top 2000 Florist Award 2008 to hear about the fun things Presented by Teleflora. Good job, ladies! 15
RCLT is currently in the midst of a gifting
campaign to raise funds for the renovation of
their future home at Hobbs and S. Union, the
former Park Twin Cinema. The property was
purchased in 2007 for $300,000. The current
mortgage balance is $91,000 and the architect’s
preliminary drawings are completed and paid
for.
Donors are being sought to sponsor the
naming rights for various components of the new
theater. These range from $150,000 to name
the theater down to $5,000 to name the Office.
See the September 23rd issue of Roswell Daily
Record for a complete list. We need to raise
at least $200,000 of the $500,000 goal to begin
renovations. That is the amount necessary to
make minimum improvements necessary to
obtain a “Certificate of Occupancy”.
With the move to the new theater, RCLT will be
able to improve its service to the community by
expanding the scope and variety of live theater
and entertainment. RCLT will also offer more
training and acting opportunities for the youth of
the area, and will continue to serve as a medium
where interested persons may be involved in live
theater as an avocation.
If you have questions or need additional
information, please contact Earl Morris, Director
of Marketing and Fundraising, at 625-0658.
The deadline for
the November
newsletter is
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If you have
an event you
want posted on
the website and
the Newsletter get
it to me as soon as
possible.
Also, all inserts are
to be approved
through the
Chamber.
If you plan to
run an insert in the
newsletter, please
be sure to read
our art and insert
requirements on
page 24.
Thank you, Aletha
Roswell Museum & Art Center
ROSWELL SINGERS TO
PERFORM AT CARNEGIE HALL
John Fuss, Director
of Music Ministries at
First United Methodist
Church and director of
the ENMU-R Chorale,
has been invited to bring
a choir to perform on
the stage at Carnegie
Hall next summer. The
choir will be made up of
members of the FUMC
and ENMU-R groups plus
additional singers from
Roswell and the Pecos
Valley.
The invitation to sing
at Carnegie Hall was
extended by composer,
Bradley Ellingboe, Director
of Choral Activities at the
University of New Mexico.
He will be conducting
a performance of his
REQUIEM on Monday,
June 14, 2010. Singers
from throughout the
United States will gather
to form a 300-400-voice
choir for the performance
with Mr. Ellingboe.
According to Mr. Fuss,
the choir will spend
many hours in rehearsal
preparing the REQUIEM.
Additionally, the choir
will be busy raising
the needed funds to
underwrite this once-in-alifetime experience.
To commemorate
the evening and the
choir’s trip to Carnegie
Hall, renowned local
artist, Dorothy Peterson,
has done an original
watercolor design for
the program cover. Fifty
signed and numbered
prints of this stunning
artwork will be available
for purchase during
intermission and following
the performance.
The choir greatly
appreciates the generous
and enthusiastic support
of our community and
your attendance at “From
Broadway to Carnegie
Hall,” their first fundraising
effort.
The photos on this
page are from one
of their fundraising
events - an entertaining
show, emceed by Rod
Schumacher and Steve
Wolfe, September
27th at Pearson
Auditorium. Performers
from throughout
Roswell provided a
great afternoon of
entertainment.
If you would like to
donate to their effort
to perform at Carnegie
Hall, please contact First
United Methodist Church
at 622-1881.
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Spring River Golf Course
Oct. 24, 2009
Saturday Oct. 24, 2009
8:00am, Shotgun Start
Place
Spring River Golf Course
1612 W Eighth
Roswell, NM 88201
Entry Deadline
Thursday Oct. 22, 2009
Formal
Best Ball
2-man teams
Awards Reception
Will follow the
tournament in the
Pavilion
For more info, Contact:
Great prizes!
* Hole in one
* Longest Drive
* Longest Put
* Closest to the Pin
* 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
placed teams
Cost:
Cost of $65 includes;
range fee, cart, and range
balls.
Golf Passport Ticket
Only $25
Includes:
2 mulligans, 3 Beef raffle
tickets, and Tiger Woods
longest drive.
For purchase:
$5ea. Mulligan(limit of 5)
$10 Tiger’s Longest Drive
$5 Beef Raffle Tickets
Carlton Blewett 575.622.9506
or
Daniel O’Doherty
575.347.2943
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(Hurry . . .only 1 Eagle
sponsorship available!)
BIRDIE - $1,200
2 Teams 4 Golf Passport
Tickets, Hole Sponsor,
Logo on banner.
PAR - $700
1 Team 2 Golf Passport
Tickets, Hole Sponsor,
Logo on banner.
“SNACK STOP” - $400
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DRIVING RANGE $250
PUTTING GREEN $250
HOLE SPONSOR ONLY
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in partnership with the Tourism Association of NM
presents
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with R.A. Burrell ~ Principal, Internet Honey
Cost: $25 for TANM members and/or local Chamber members; $35 for Non-members
When: Wednesday, October 14, 2009 ~ 4:00-6:00PM
Where: Roswell Chamber of Commerce, Roswell, NM
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Mr. Burrell's strategic guidance has produced hugely successful internet
marketing campaigns for local businesses and organizations. Travel & tourism,
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Roswell update from the Planning
All Saints Catholic School: The
K through 8th Grade classroom
building is under construction.
The project is scheduled to be
complete and open for the
Spring Semester.
(Located at 2808 N. Kentucky
Ave.)
Comfort Suites Hotel: The
68-suite hotel is once again
under
construction since
Message
the tragic fire struck the
construction site. Scheduled
completion of the project is
slated for late fall of this year.
(Located on North Main Street
across from Hampton Inn)
MICHAEL’S MONTHLY
Pioneer Bank on North Main Street.
The bank has 5 drive-thru
lanes, a secure drive-up ATM,
and an interior water feature.
The project is expected to be
complete in November.
(Located north of Wells
Fargo on the NW corner of
Mescalero and Main)
Christian Academies
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August! Both projects were
renovations/upgrades to
existing buildings.
(One is located on 4th St.
just north of 2nd St. in the
old Masonic Lodge and the
other is located at Berrendo
Marriott Towneplace Suites:
between Washington and N.
Another way your Roswell Chamber
of Commerce
The 71-room, extended stay
Roswell Community Federal
Montana)
endeavors
to
serve
our
membership!
hotel is permitted and ready
Credit Union: The new bank is
to break ground. Construction
currently under construction
Development Information –
is scheduled toINCREASE
start sometime
with
core
and
shell
primarily
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(Located between Walgreens
completion this winter.
Residential permits pulled in
and La Quinta on the east side
(Located on the west side of
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aaSuAlexander & His Big
Texas Swing Band
October 20
The Bluegrass of
Cherryholmes
Online ticket ordering
www.spencertheater.com or
888-818-787
Trinity Site Tour
October 3, 2009
The Nuclear Age was
ushered in with the world’s
first atomic detonation at
Trinity Site on July 16, 1945.
Trinity Site is located on the
northern end of Whites Sands
Missile Range in central New
Mexico. Trinity Site, now only
mildly radioactive, is open
to the public for one day,
twice a year. On December
21, 1965, Trinity Site was
declared a National Historical
Landmark. October 15, 1966
it was listed on the National
Register of Historical Places.
The first Saturday in April and
October the site is open to
the public. For information
call: 575-437-6120
aaRoswell Symphony Orchestra
October 3, 2009
Subscription Concert 7:30pm
at Pearson Auditorium.
Season tickets are now on
sale call 575-623-5882 or visit
www.roswellsymphony.org
ROS office is located at 1717
W. 2nd Street Suite # 205
All Programs and Guest Artists
are subject to change.
aa32nd Annual October
Fest Juried Art Show –
Cloudcroft, NM
October 3 – 4, 2009
Artist from around the country
come to Cloudcroft’s Zenith
Park to sell a variety of works.
There will be lots of food and
live entertainment. For more
information call: Cloudcroft
Chamber of Commerce
575-682-2733
aaAspenfest Weekend -
Ruidoso, NM
October 4 – 5, 2009
So much to do and so little
time!! Call 575-257-7395 or
visit www.ruidosonow.com
aaNRAO –
National Radio Astronomy
Observatory – Very Large
Array
October 3, 2009
Special guided tours will
be offered beginning at
11am. The late start is to
accommodate visitors who
also like to visit the Trinity site.
VLA tours will leave the visitor
center every half hour, with
the last tour at 4pm.
www.vla.com
Albuquerque International
Balloon Fiesta
October 3 – 11, 2009
Balloon Fiesta isn’t simply an
event in early October ... it’s
a spirit
that lasts all year long http://
www.balloonfiesta.com
aaEastern New Mexico State
Fair
2009 Theme: 87 Years:
Remember When...
October 5 – 11, 2009
Note: for a schedule of
events, visit: www.enmsf.com
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aa4th Annual Roswell Jazz
Festival
October 9 – 11, 2009
www.roswelljazzfestival.com
The finest in Traditional Main
Stream and Latin Jazz
The Musicians:
Aaron Weinstein, Violin
Dan Barrett, Trombone,
Cornet
Harry Allen, Saxophone
Tom Fischer, Clarinet,
Saxophone
Chuck Redd, Vibraphone,
Drums
Effie Erickson, Banjo, Guitar,
Vocals
Curt Warren, Guitar
Nicki Parrott, Bass, Vocals
Erik Unsworth, Bass
Rossano Sportiello, Piano
Dr. Roger Dickerson, Piano
Michael Francis, Piano
Ricky Malichi, Drums
Willie Hernadez, Congas
Maj. Ken Tuttle, Trumpet
Dr. Chris Beaty,
Saxophone
George Aiuvalasit,
Chromatic Harmonica
Caravan Performed by Harry
Allen and The Bill CharlapTrio
575-622-622-4910 Ext. 13
aaOctober 14th Tourism
Association of NM Social
Networking Seminar
4-6pm at the Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
conference room.
aa19th Annual Lincoln County
Cowboy Symposium
October 9 – 11, 2009
Cowboy poets, musicians,
chuck wagon cooks/
craftsmen plus a great
concert with Larry Gatlin and
the Texas Playboys
Kids Rodeo sponsored by the
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The Roswell Chamber of Commerce
welcomes your articles, flyers or other
information for this newsletter. Due to the
overwhelming requests made, we found it
necessary to implement some rules that will
help us provide all the information about what
is going on in Roswell - while keeping up our
standards for quality.
1. Articles must be submitted in text format.
Please do not scan in text as an image.
2. Any images you wish to include should be
taken at the highest resolution your camera will
take.
3. If you wish to include flyers, do not include
Lincoln County Sheriffs Posse:
www.cowboysymposium.org
aaRoswell Chamber of
Commerce – Business After
Hours –
Krumland Auto Group
Roswell Toyota
October 15, 2009 5 – 7 pm
aaNational Disability
Employment Awareness
Month
October 2009, by
congressional designation
the Labor Department
leads the nation’s activities.
This year’s theme:
Expectation + Opportunity =
Full Participation.
This year’s theme for National
Disability Employment Month
captures the vital
role that expectations play in
our successes as individuals
and as a society. We
must ensure that both
people with disabilities and
their employers expect that
they will fully participate in
our workplaces.
Such an expectation alone,
however, is not enough. They
must also have
opportunity. People with
disabilities need access to a
full range of employment
choices to maximize their
talents.
a registration form on the flyer. Please include
your contact information so those interested
can reach you.
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accepted.
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is important to us. We
love to publicize any
event that is happening
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With both the expectation
and opportunity, people with
disabilities will become
full participants in our
economy.
“People with disabilities must
be woven into our work
culture. Already, we benefit
from the incredible array
of talent they bring to our
workplaces. But we must
raise the bar, we must create
the inexorable expectation
that people with disabilities
will
contribute in every way to
our economic successes.
Only by nurturing this
expectation and providing
people with disabilities with
unlimited employment
opportunities, can we all
benefit from their talents.”
–Kathy Martinez
aaDisability Employment
Awareness Month
October 26 – 27, 2009
Educating the Community
about Disability Issues and
Promoting Employment
Opportunities for job seekers.
The event will be held at the
Roswell Convention Center,
912 N. Main Street.
Amazing Roswell Mysteries
Adventure, focusing on
Abilities Conference, Town
Hall & Virtual Job Fair. We
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invite people with disabilities,
family members, educators,
community and faith-based
organizations, veterans,
employers, and other
interested professionals to
participate. Information on
submitting job orders call 575624-6040 or FAX 575-624-5822
aaENMU – Roswell Foundation
Golf Tournament
October 10, 2009
Spring River Golf Course –
Four Person Scramble – Cost
per player $60
Contact: Susan Keohane at
575-624-7059
aaColumbus Day – Federal
Holiday
October 13, 2009
aaChristmas On The Pecos –
18th Anniversary Season
October 15, 2009
Tickets will go on sale and
ALL ticket sales are FINAL
Sponsored by the Carlsbad
Chamber of Commerce. For
additional information call:
575-887-6516 or visit tickets@
christmasonthepecos.com
New Mexico boating
regulations now require
that all passengers 12 and
OCTOBER 2009
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
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FRIDAY
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SATURDAY
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Endangered species wildlife
tours Bitter Lake National
Park 625-4009
Aspenfest Weekend
Ruidoso, NM
www.ruidosonow.com
Roswell Rock Hounds
Jewelry, Gem & Mineral
Show Roswell Convention
and Civic Center
10am-4pm.
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Aspenfest Weekend
Ruidoso, NM
www.ruidosonow.com
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Eastern New Mexico State
Fair Parade 10am
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International Walk to School
Day
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RMAC Art Block and Chalk
Art Festival
Roswell Rock Hounds
Jewelry, Gem & Mineral
Show Roswell Convention
and Civic Center
10am-4pm.
Pecos Valley Jazz & Art
Festival
Eastern New Mexico State
Fair www.enmsf.com
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Eastern New Mexico State
Fair www.enmsf.com
National Down Syndrome
Society Annual Buddy Walk
Spring river park and zoo
9am-1pm
Pecos Valley Jazz & Art
Festival
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24Alzheimer’s Association
Roswell Memory Walk
Chaves County Courthouse
Lawn:
registration at 7am Walk
begins at 8am
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Creep and Crawl Dog Walk
by Pecos Valley Kennel Club
& Animal Welfare Alliance
Costume contest
at Cahoon Park 8am-10pm
Contact Marina at 623-6270
Amazing Roswell Mysteries
Adventure Roswell
Convention & Civic Center
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Krumland Auto Goul’s
Halloween Fest 2009 at 2211
W. Second St. 3pm -6pm
Annual Fall Festival Yucca
Recreation Center 6pm-8pm
To add your event to this calendar, contact Aletha Whitley at the Chamber — 623-5695
Our mission is to promote business prosperity by assisting business development and fostering community pride and spirit.