The East Montgomery County Historical
Society wishes all a Happy New Year for
2010-
As the present meets with the future,
including the details of way back when.
.
.
Mary Elizabeth Rumsey
East Montgomery County
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Three Dance Venues
Three Dance Venues:
1. Dancing With the Stars.
2. So You Think You Can Dance.
3. YoungArts Week in Miami.
==========================
Robbie Moore, from Porter, has the ability-
To dance his way to thousands of dollars in awards,
good luck from all of East Montgomery County.
Mary Elizabeth Rumsey
East Montgomery County
1. Dancing With the Stars.
2. So You Think You Can Dance.
3. YoungArts Week in Miami.
==========================
Robbie Moore, from Porter, has the ability-
To dance his way to thousands of dollars in awards,
good luck from all of East Montgomery County.
Mary Elizabeth Rumsey
East Montgomery County
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Friday, December 25, 2009
COME MEET THE CANDIDATES!
JOIN US FOR A CANDIDATE FORUM AND TAKE A MOMENT TO MEET AND SPEAK TO THE CANDIDATES OF THE MARCH 2nd ELECTION.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1st, 6:30 p.m. — 9:00 p.m.
THE NEW CANEY HIGH SCHOOL
LARGE AUDITORIUM
EAGLE DRIVE OFF LOOP 494
NEW CANEY, TX 77357
REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED
SPONSORED BY:
CONCERNED CITIZENS OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY
FOR INFORMATION CALL 281-354-4590
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1st, 6:30 p.m. — 9:00 p.m.
THE NEW CANEY HIGH SCHOOL
LARGE AUDITORIUM
EAGLE DRIVE OFF LOOP 494
NEW CANEY, TX 77357
REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED
SPONSORED BY:
CONCERNED CITIZENS OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY
FOR INFORMATION CALL 281-354-4590
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Santa Claus Is Coming To East Montgomery County Texas
Santa Claus is coming to town-
And oh, how surprised he'll be when he
gets a good look around.
Starting in Granderland, and Fostoria,
East Montgomery County-
Has always been the interesting place
to be.
Landing in Splendora, Santa sets his
eyes on the trees, especially the pine-
And then he hones in on the East
Montgomery County Development,
Center, where the new Senior Citizen
building is what he will find.
The perfect addition, a building for so
many activities to take place-
Santa then heads further down the road,
with a smile on his face.
Patton Village and Roman Forest, are
decorated to the max-
Santa stops for a moment to deliver
his gifts, and to re-adjust in his sled,
those heavy sacks.
The Roman Forest Special Committee
has been working hard on their
fundraiser event-
To ensure that there is a Fourth of July
Firework Show 2010, where much local
family fun is spent.
And then Santa suddenly notices some
forest that has been cleared-
It makes him sad, as a matter of fact
he gets downright teared.
Until he realizes that the dinosaur park is
going right there in the middle of New
Caney-
And all is okay as he says what a grand
affair, this will be.
And then he hovers over the EMCID building,
and drops a few packages here as far as
he can see-
This is the place where Sawmill Festival 2009
was held by the Chamber of Commerce of
East Montgomery County, and the East
Montgomery County Historical Society won
the first place trophy.
Onto Porter, the last town, but of course, but not
the least-
And he stops in to see the Porter Fire Department,
and admires the new fire training center, where
safety training has been increased.
The future East County Museum is still there, and
he knows that one day it will reside in a new place-
As Santa reflects on all that the East Montgomery
County Historical Society has done, it puts a smile
on his face.
As he leaves the county he shouts out loud,"A very
Merry Christmas to the East Montgomery County
residents, a "unique" Texas county-
In 2010, may you continue to grow, and may you
continue your good works of preserving the history of
exactly how it used to be."
Mary Elizabeth Rumsey
East Montgomery County
And oh, how surprised he'll be when he
gets a good look around.
Starting in Granderland, and Fostoria,
East Montgomery County-
Has always been the interesting place
to be.
Landing in Splendora, Santa sets his
eyes on the trees, especially the pine-
And then he hones in on the East
Montgomery County Development,
Center, where the new Senior Citizen
building is what he will find.
The perfect addition, a building for so
many activities to take place-
Santa then heads further down the road,
with a smile on his face.
Patton Village and Roman Forest, are
decorated to the max-
Santa stops for a moment to deliver
his gifts, and to re-adjust in his sled,
those heavy sacks.
The Roman Forest Special Committee
has been working hard on their
fundraiser event-
To ensure that there is a Fourth of July
Firework Show 2010, where much local
family fun is spent.
And then Santa suddenly notices some
forest that has been cleared-
It makes him sad, as a matter of fact
he gets downright teared.
Until he realizes that the dinosaur park is
going right there in the middle of New
Caney-
And all is okay as he says what a grand
affair, this will be.
And then he hovers over the EMCID building,
and drops a few packages here as far as
he can see-
This is the place where Sawmill Festival 2009
was held by the Chamber of Commerce of
East Montgomery County, and the East
Montgomery County Historical Society won
the first place trophy.
Onto Porter, the last town, but of course, but not
the least-
And he stops in to see the Porter Fire Department,
and admires the new fire training center, where
safety training has been increased.
The future East County Museum is still there, and
he knows that one day it will reside in a new place-
As Santa reflects on all that the East Montgomery
County Historical Society has done, it puts a smile
on his face.
As he leaves the county he shouts out loud,"A very
Merry Christmas to the East Montgomery County
residents, a "unique" Texas county-
In 2010, may you continue to grow, and may you
continue your good works of preserving the history of
exactly how it used to be."
Mary Elizabeth Rumsey
East Montgomery County
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Snowballs In East Montgomery County
In East Montgomery County the snow began to fall-
And for dessert, we had a snowball.
.
.
Mary Elizabeth Rumsey
East Montgomery County
And for dessert, we had a snowball.
.
.
Mary Elizabeth Rumsey
East Montgomery County
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