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Newspaper
The Valley Banner
Location
Elkton, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2014
Page
3
A collage of humorous vignettes and reflections on worship, deliverance, and daily life. Excerpts touch Moses and Exodus themes, modern work bondage, weddings, parental views, and quick jokes about family, bears, and bears of folly. Pages mix spiritual insight with light humor and anecdotes.
In loving memory of Brandon Lantz born February 5 1991 died January 23 2010. A heartfelt note from family expresses missing his smile and talents. The birthday message honors a friend and son, with love from Dad Mom Grandma Vivian Granddaddy Delbert Bennie Ashley Levi Courtney Parker Rylee and Great Grandmother Dorothy Lantz.
Whitney Johnson of Keezletown is chosen for the Make Your Mark On Madison program at James Madison University. The semester-long initiative targets freshmen and sophomores, offering guidance on values diversity communication and leadership for authentic campus involvement. Johnson is a nursing freshman.
Three VMI cadets joined the inaugural parade for Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe in Richmond on January 11. Zachery L. Mills of Elkton Natalie A. Carroll of Elkton and Jonathan B. Lohr of Harrisonburg were identified as marchers, listed as sons and daughters of local residents.
James Madison University lists multiple local students on the fall dean's list. Named individuals include Thomas Benns Elkton senior in individualized studies, Megan Breeden Elkton freshman kinesiology, Alyse Emschler McGaheysville senior hospitality, Erin Greene Harrisonburg senior media arts and design, and Erik Grendahl Stanley senior music among others such as Jessica Harris Elkton earth science junior, Hannah Hensley Massanutten freshman nursing, Jamie Horner Penn Laird sophomore biology, Ellena Hull Grottoes junior interdisciplinary liberal studies, Kristen Jenkins Stanley senior interdisciplinary liberal studies, Isabel Jimenez-Bush Grottoes senior health sciences, Rachel Lewis Grottoes junior social work, Artem Pekun Penn Laird senior media arts and design, Kristina Pustinovich Port Republic sophomore communication sciences and disorders, Joshua Reifel Grottoes senior accounting, Ashton Shifflett Elkton senior mathematics, Kara Shifflett Elkton senior psychology, David Suter Keezletown junior computer information systems, Andrew Wollenberg McGaheysville senior public policy and administration, Robert Wollenberg Massanutten junior music, and Taryn Zander Elkton sophomore undeclared.
Logan Freel McDonald of Port Republic earned a place on Hampden-Sydney College's dean's list for the fall 2103 semester by achieving a GPA of 3.3 or higher. A Spotswood High School graduate, he is the son of John and Ellen McDonald of Port Republic.
A card shower is planned for John Hensley who turns 88 on Friday February 14. Gifts or greetings may be sent to Journey's Crossing 102 N. Stuart Ave Elkton VA 22827.
A grateful message thanks Sylvia Cave for beautiful cards and gifts at a surprise birthday party. The writer cherishes time with family and friends and wishes God’s blessing on Sylvia.
The Twirling Medallion Majorette and Drum Corps will host an all you can eat spaghetti dinner from 11 am to 6 pm at Elkton Area Community Center on Blue and Gold Drive. Menu includes salad rolls desserts and drinks. Adults 8 dollars children 5 dollars carryout 50 cents more. Advance tickets at EACC or from members save one dollar.
The Elkton Recreation Department opens reservations for Monger and EPIC shelters in Stonewall Memorial Park and Merck shelter at Riverside Park. All-day booking costs $50 and half-day $40, with two daily intervals. In person reservations are at HACC.
Daisy's Biggest Loser Challenge begins at 7 p.m. February 10 at the Elkton Area Community Center with a $10 registration. Participants weigh in twice monthly. prizes include Mary Kay products, Country Cuts services, a six month gym membership, and other awards. For details contact Daisy at 271-7402 or dsyles gmail com.
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