"NEWS FROM MONTGOMERY"
by Lois Lumbra
lois@surfglobal.net
February 4, 2010

    Brrrrrr! its has been a cold few days, but not as bad today with the wind silent.   How many noti ced the brightness of the full moon on Friday and Saturday night, wow!! It was magnificent  and so close.

    WELCOME home Nathan Godin, the son of Denis and Donna Bartsch-Godin in town, Nathan has been serving in Iraq for the past year.  Some of our young military are coming home while others are being trained for Afghanistan.  Please keep all our service men and women in prayer.  God Bless!!!

    Gary and Darlene Marrier are proud of their achievements at the Florida Sunshine Games where they came in first place at the North American Field Archery Tournament. Gary tied an existing North American  record in his class and Darlene set two new records in the North American class.  Their son Philip tied an existing record in his class.  Its a great traditional family archery weekend, everyone has a great time.   Their son left this weekend for Afghanistan.

    Dr. Elizabeth Davidson is giving (Free) Health Awareness Seminars at her office, 168 Main Street in the Center, every Monday evening starting at 6:30.  If you need more info call her at 347-1337.

    The 50 Week Club winner’s were Sue Cogley and Scott Perry.

    The United Methodist Church Family came together 1/31/10 to go over their 2009 Annual Reports from all Chairpersons and ended with a pot-luck dinner. (Sooooo  Good)

    I’m aware of some families that have lost loved ones this week and have been unable to talk with another family, I do not want to overlook anyone, but know that we feel your loss and send our love to comfort you and yours.  God Bless!!!

    Happy Birthday to Maggie Elkins 2/8, Katja Vogel 2/9, Jolene O’Connell, Thomas St.Onge and Charles Paquette 2/10, Robbin Levine 2/11, Terry Zartarian 2/12, Anna Smith  and Allen Martin 2/13.

    Anniversary Wishes to Warren and Agatha Blodgett 2/8,  and Rosaire and Rachel Robitaille 2/11.

***A good long walk can cure almost anything.  Walk this day in Peace and in the warmth of the sun.***