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Newspaper
The Valley Banner
Location
Elkton, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2016
Page
3
Brad Lewis of Impact Ministries urges readers to seek eternal, not temporary, rewards. The message centers on John six, urging believers to live for the Kingdom of God and share Christ with others, not chase fleeting aims.
The Blue Ridge Garden Club will meet at 1 p.m. Tuesday, June 21, at Gayle Harper’s home. The program features a tour of Harper’s garden, highlighting local horticulture and club activities.
Keezletown 4-H Club met Monday June 6 with dinner for Keezle town Raritan Club. Baily Carpenter opened outside after dinner as Annette Rhodes spoke on swine reproduction and breeding. Members voted to amend bylaws for next year and set the annual family picnic for July while reviewing Rockingham County Fair plans.
Shenandoah Valley Quilters Guild holds a 9 30 a m monthly meeting in the Sunnyside Room at Sunnyside Retirement Community 100 Sunnyside Drive Harrisonburg. The session features show and tell raffle door prizes and refreshments as members prepare for the June 25 26 quilt show at Turner Ashby High School. Visitors welcome.
A classic vehicle cruise in will be held Friday evening June 17 from 6 to 9 along First Street in Shenandoah. A DJ music, food and a 50 50 drawing are planned. Free registration offers chances to win $50 and $100 prizes. Shenandoah Heritage Center sponsors. call Nancy Karnes at 742-1141 for details.
A benefit for six year old Dylan Moulder facing multiple surgeries after a dog attack will run 4 to 8 p.m. Saturday June 25 at 344 Painter Drive. Activities include an auction, cake ball, 50 50 drawing, and a vehicle show with registration. main attraction Steve's Amazing Grace. Contact Rhonda 778-1387 or Greg 778-2314 for details.
Local students join the Eastern Mennonite University 2016 graduating class. Cheyenne Cash Elkton earned B.S. in biology Emily Wyant Elkton earned B.S. in nursing Daniel Barnhart Grottoes earned B.A. in congregational and youth ministries Aislinn Lucas Grottoes earned B.S. in health and physical education and licensure Preston Will Grottoes earned B.S. in management and organizational development Kienan Willard Grottoes earned B.A. in environmental sustainability Robert Cundiff McGaheysville earned an M.B.A. Paola Diaz McGaheysville earned B.A. in kinesiology and exercise science Christopher Times McGaheysville earned an M.A. in counseling Michael Mills Penn Laird earned an M.B.A. Casey Myers Penn Laird earned B.A. in photography.
A group for special needs teens through adults will meet from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, June 22, for activities and support at Spotswood High School. Meet at the main entrance. Call Chris Dodson at 435-2412 for further details.
The Mutton Busters old time string band of Harrisonburg will perform from 7 to 8 p.m. Saturday June 18 outside Hopkins Cabin Massanutten as part of the Concert in the Cabin series. Future dates include Ward and Campbell acts and Americana and classical groups on July and August schedules.
A 100 mile motorcycle poker ride is scheduled for Saturday at Shenandoah Speedway 301 Precision Road. Registration opens at 9 a.m. and the ride begins at 11 a.m. The entry is 20 per hand with 15 for each additional hand, a fundraiser for Grace House transitional home for women. Call 421 4595 or 703 843-4492 for details.
The family of Vivian D. Lam known as Grandma Boo expresses gratitude for prayers visits cards meals and flowers. Special thanks to Rev David Wade Rev Gerald Meeks and Blue Ridge Independent Church for the service and meal and to Kgger Funeral Home and First Choice Home Health for assistance. May God bless you all.
Page County High School announces a LEGO robotics mini camp for grades 4 6 from 9 am to 12 pm Monday through Thursday June 27 30 The camp is hosted by the PCHS Robotic Team and applications can be picked up during school hours or found online at pchs3872 webs com
The Page Valley Community Tennis Association offers free teen and older lessons from 6 to 8 p.m. every Tuesday through October at East Rockingham High School. Pickup play runs 6 to 7:30 p.m. Thursdays until September at ERHS, then moves to Shenandoah courts in September and October. Private lessons available. email pvetaten nis gmail.com for details.
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