The air is crisp and chill, leaves are
falling, and it’s harvest time!
Photos on this month’s cover show
(top) the Bounty Bull ride at the Apache
Navajo rodeo, and (above left to right)
Kayla, Lori and Payton with their pumpkins
as Glenwood Elementary students made
a recent visit to Apple Annie’s
Farm in Willcox,Arizona. In the right
column (top) a statue in El Paso, TX
(see Jay Sharp's article, link below
the photo) and a black and white photo
of Violet Ball (click on the photo to
see Mary Alice Murphy's article on Bobbie
Neal-Little).
Good news recently for Grant County — Freeport
McMoran Copper & Gold, Inc. (“the
mines”) announced that they plan
to hire about 570 people at the Chino
Mine by the second quarter of next year.
(In February 2009, citing falling copper
prices, the company had laid off about
600 workers.) This is a positive note
in a time of recession!
Cecilia Bell, who was seriously injured
in an automobile accident (on the way
to Fort Bayard Days) on September 17,
should be back home any day now. Best
wishes for her continuing recovery, from
all of us!
The Gazette’s new website (glenwoodgazette.com)
has been well-received --- take a look
each month, as Webmaster Lif Strand posts
more content.
There are many Thanksgiving season recipes
throughout the pages of the print issue
to inspire your harvest feast — enjoy!
You can download
PDFs of the November print issue
or you can go to the Glenwood
Gazette Recipe Blog to see what we've
posted there.
If you can, please attend the San Augustin
Water Grab public meeting on Tuesday
November 9 at the Macey Center on the
NM Tech campus at 1:30 PM. It is extremely
important that as many of us who are
concerned show up as possible! CAMPUS
MAP
I'll be traveling over to the Texas
Gulf Coast in early November to visit
family and friends … so if you
email or call between November 4-11,
I won't respond until after I return.
Do remember that the closing date for
December’s Gazette will be November
19.
Sincere appreciation to all our loyal
advertisers, who bring the Gazette to
over 8,000 readers each month! Also,
please tell our advertisers that you
saw their ad in THE GAZETTE and favor
them with your patronage.
As Thanksgiving approaches, take some
time to reflect on the blessings of the
past year. We’ve all experienced
challenges and disappointments, but they
happen so we can appreciate the better
times!
May we all spend moments in reflection
this month to count our blessings!
Jake & Kyle with
their pumpkins
Sincere appreciation to all our loyal
advertisers, who bring the Gazette
to over 8,000 readers each month! And,
the Gazette’s new website will
mean even wider coverage! Please tell
our advertisers that you saw their ad
in THE GAZETTE and favor them with your
patronage. See you down the road ...
Gale Moore, Publisher
The Glenwood Gazette & "Forever Frontier" The
Annual Visitors Guide
PO Box 4077
Silver City, NM 88062 575.388.4806
gale@cybermesa.com or gazettelady777@yahoo.com
