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The Valley Banner

Location

Elkton, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 2017

Page

3

Mountain View 4-H Club to Meet January 10

Mountain View 4-H Club schedules its next meeting for Tuesday January 10 at Mountain View Fellowship Church McGaheysville. Members will present their 4-H project program and Joann Hensley can provide membership details at 289-5591.

Mountain View Mountain View Fellowship Church McGaheysville Joann Hensley

Blue Ridge Garden Club Sets Meeting for Jan 17

The Blue Ridge Garden Club will meet at 1 p.m. Tuesday January 17 at the Church of Solsburg to discuss upcoming gardening projects and club activities.

Blue Ridge Garden Club Church of Solsburg

Port Republic Ruritan Club Honors Volunteers at Year End Dinner

The Port Republic Ruritan Club held its Volunteer Appreciation Dinner on December 6 at the Grottoes Volunteer Fire Department. President John Wilson opened the meeting as Kim Shepard led singing, and Steve Saufley gave the invocation.

Port Republic Jeremy Roach Roach Ellen Kaylor Kaylor Debbie Morris Grace Memorial Church

Massanutten Chapter to Meet for Acoustic Archaeology Talk

The Massanutten Chapter of the Archeological Society of Virginia will hold a 7 p.m. meeting on Wednesday January 4 in Arey Hall at the Bridgewater Municipal Building 201 Green St Bridgewater. Dr Carole Nash of James Madison University will discuss Waterfalls and Acoustic Archaeology in the Virginia Blue Ridge. Public welcome. For more information visit measy org or contact Kay Veith at vaveith comcast net or 564 0635.

Massanutten Archeological Society of Virginia Arey Hall Bridgewater Municipal Building Green St Bridgewater Carole Nash James Madison University Virginia Blue Ridge Measy.org Kay Veith

Shenandoah Valley Quilters Guild Meeting Auction

Shenandoah Valley Quilters Guild invites guests to a 9:30 am meeting on Saturday January 21 in the Sunyside Room Sunnyside Retirement Community 100 Sunnyside Drive Harnsonburg. The event features an annual live auction to benefit guild programs with cash and checks accepted, plus show and tell a raffle and refreshments. No advance reservation or fee required visitors welcome. Members from across the Valley share quilting passion.

Shenandoah

Engagement of Terri Stone’s Daughter Rachel Planned for Fall 2017

Terri Stone announces daughter Rachel’s engagement to Nathan Dean son of Gina Washington. Rachel teaches in Special Education at Spotswood High School while Nathan works for InterChange Group in Harrisonburg. The couple honors their fathers Tim Stone and Jeffrey Bo Washington as they begin their life together. A fall 2017 wedding is planned.

Terri Stone Rachel Nathan Dean Gina Washington Spotswood High School Special Education Nathan Harnsonburg Tim Stone Jeffrey Washington

Cider Slider Trail 8K Run Walk for Epilepsy Foundation

The Epilepsy Foundation of Virginia hosts the Cider Slider Trail 8K Run Walk on Saturday January 7 at 10 a.m. on Elk Run Trails behind Elkton Area Community Center to raise funds supporting epilepsy patients services and advocacy. Participants may register online or at 9 a.m. race day with a $25 fee. prizes include a growler from Three Notch'd Brewing Co and a Buffalo Wild Wings gift card.

Elk Run Elkton Elkton Area Epilepsy Foundation of Virginia Gina Washington Washington Joe Rudmin Harrisonburg Rudmin Shenandoah Valley Three Notch’d Brewing Co Buffalo Wild Wings Epilepsyva.com

Elkton DJ DJ Chuck Overcame Bullies To Inspire Others

Elkton native Charles Morris now known as DJ Chuck recounts years of relentless bullying in school and his path to DJing. He started at 16 filling in at a party, launched a career through weddings and events, and now headlines First Night in Court Square drawing up to 4,000 crowd members. His story motivates youths to pursue music and resilience.

Charles Morris Morris DJ Chuck Elkton D.J Spotswood High School Morns Harnsonburg Court Square Terry Burkhalter Burkhalter Morris Story Charlies Morris

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Club Port Republic Ruritan Club Quilters Guild Rachel Stone Spotswood Trail Penn Laird Dry River Rd Dayton Epilepsy Foundation
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