out Monday
on a deer track near Tumbledown Mountain and Byron, during a snowstorm
that dumped 15 inches of snow in the area.

Wright
was airlifted late Wednesday afternoon to Central Maine Medical Center
in Lewiston and was in stable condition. According to Lt. Patrick
Dorian of the Maine Warden Service, the hunter endured an "incredible
story of survival." As darkness set in Monday night, Mr. Wright was
lost and told game wardens that he decided to keep walking to stay
warm. He fell into a water hole and was submerged up to his neck, got
out and continued to walk.

Tired, his clothes
freezing on him, Mr. Wright eventually climbed in a ditch and covered
himself with spruce thicket in an attempt to stay warm. The search
began on Tuesday morning after his two hunting companions reported him
missing Monday night. Hedidn't turn up that day.

On
Wednesday morning he stayed on a roadway, hoping that he'd be found. In
the middle of the afternoon, Wright became thirsty, left the road and
walked into a gully to get a drink of water. At that time, Eisenhaur
drove by on his snowmobile.

Wright heard the
snowmobile engine and became upset. His only chance of survival just
drove by. But Eisenhaur decided to retrace his trails and head home
before dark.

Sunday, December 09, 2007

Aileen
(nee Kelly) Marchese died peacefully at home surrounded by her family
on December 5, 2007 at the age of 80. Born and raised in Gloucester
City she formerly resided in Bellmawr before moving to Blenhein.

Relatives
and friends are kindly invited to attend her viewing on Sunday evening
from 6 to 9 pm and Monday morning from 10 to 11 am at