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The Valley Banner

Location

Elkton, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 2013

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Elkton Kicks Off Season With Tree Lighting Parade

Elkton marked the start of the season with a Christmas tree lighting on Rockingham Street. Mayor Roy Davis welcomed a large crowd as Monica Brewer and Lighthouse Children Center choir led carols. Genesis Preschool and Timmy May honored bow readers, Santa arrived on a volunteer fire truck, children received goody bags, and town workers led by Treasurer Clairen Sipe provided treats amid a festive gathering.

Elkton Roy “Gene” Davis Town Hall Rockingham Street Monica Brewer Lighthouse Children’s Center Genesis Preschool Timmy Santa Claus Elkton Volunteer Fire Company Clairen Sipe Ted Hayes Bentley Breeden Santa Joshua Gooden

SES Colonial Days at Shenandoah Elementary Recreates Revolutionary Era

Fifth graders at Shenandoah Elementary School explored life for children during the American Revolution under teacher Lynn Swartzlander. Essays were submitted to Betty Foltz of the Shenandoah River Chapter DAR as part of an annual statewide contest inviting SES Page County Middle and Page County High participation.

Shenandoah Elementary School Lynn Swartzlander Betty Foltz Foltz Swartzlander DAR Shenandoah Page County SES

Elkton Christmas Parade Lights Up Town Mood

The 2013 Elkton Christmas Parade drew a festive crowd as floats balloons and wagons rolled past churches schools and fire apparatuses. Elks bands Girl Scouts and Santa in a wagon led the way with Timmy May in an electric mini cruiser. The route ran from west of the railroad tracks along Old Spotswood Trail to Stuart Avenue ending at the Elkton Area Community Center as Candlelight Ministries handed out treats.

Elkton East Rockingham High School Santa Timmy May Old Spotswood Trail Stuart Avenue Elkton Area Candlelight Ministries of

Local computer sales idea aids Elkton elementary pupils

Gerry Bootie Comer owner of Semper Fi Computers on Terrace Avenue in Elkton has developed several methods to put computers into the hands of the public. One plan, implemented with Elkton Area United Services, benefits a local elementary school.

Gerry “Bootie” Comer Semper Fi Terrace Avenue Elkton United Services Modern Woodmen of America Matt Robinson Dana Ream PTA Modern Woodmen C. Wayne Nicholas George Grunewald Ruth Hilliard Ted

Photo calendars and genealogy help at Shenandoah Center

Joyce Fluharty, manager of the Shenandoah Computer Center at 411 Second St, offers genealogies tracing family lines and photo calendar services for 2014. Calendars may feature local or famous families, teams, or subjects, with up to 36 photos per calendar and non copyrighted pre-1923 images.

Joyce Fluharty Shenandoah Second St Flaharty

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