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The Valley Banner

Location

Elkton, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 2013

Page

5

Mountain View 4-H Opens New Year With Programs

Mountain View 4-H Club announces the 2013 14 year starting with a meeting Sept 10 at Brown Memorial Community Church in McGaheysville. Officers will be installed, project books due, and members learn about programs at club, county, district, state and national levels. The club is open to youths 8 to 18 and meets monthly on the second Tuesday. Joann Hensley 289-5591.

Mountain View Brown Memorial Community Church McGaheysville Joann Hensley

Rockingham Schools draft mission statement discussed at retreat

Rockingham County School Board and Superintendent Dr. Carol Fenn reviewed a draft mission statement and asked members to list core goals. Nine goal areas emerged, including stewardship, team building, meeting student needs, and safety and respect, with emphasis on values and community standards.

Rockingham County Carol Fenn Fenn Ted Hayes

Elkton Boys and Girls Club cancels fall bus route

The Elkton Boys and Girls Club cancels its daily Shenandoah to Elkton Elementary School bus for the fall. Parents must provide transportation. For details contact Club Director Regina Gilley at 421-5690. Ted Hayes.

Elkton Boys and Girls Club Shenandoah Elkton Elementary Elkton Elementary School Elkton Club Regina Gilley Ted Hayes

Pilates Classes Held Twice Weekly at EACC Center

Pilates sessions at Elkton Area Community Center run every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 am with Nanny supervision. Cost is seven dollars per class, first class free. For details call 298 8730.

Elkton Area

Elkton Field Day parade grand marshal 1938 honored

Randolph Hobby Robinson served as grand marshal of Elkton Field Day with a 1983 photograph showin g him in the parade at the Stuart and West Spotswood avenues intersection. Escorting him were Lindsey Breden and Albert Beasley with driver Joe Flick in a 1960s Chevrolet Corvair. Field Day, a Elkton tradition since 1908, returns Aug 6–10 at Blue Ridge Park featuring contests, music, rides, a flea market and a car show. The grand parade is slated for 4 p.m. Saturday Aug 10 along Old Spotswood Trail West Spotswood Avenue and Stuart Avenue.

Randolph Hobby” Robinson Elkton Field Day Stuart West Spotswood Avenues Robinson Lindsey Breeden Albert Beasley Joe Flick Hobby Robinson Elkton Old Spotswood Trail West Spotswood Avenue Stuart Avenue

Landmark camp uses spirit stick to motivate daily activities

At Landmark Tabernacle Church camp kids spend mornings with Bible study and chapel for both younger and older groups. The daily routine blends gospel instruction with sports, music, and social time, and centers on two groups Mountains and Valley competing to grab the spirit stick for spiritual blessing and 300 points.

Landmark Camp Jenny Hayes North Carolina David Roper Alabama Samuel Morrell Elkton Irvin Ambrose Dawn Outer Banks Mountains Ambrose Tabernacle Church

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