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The Valley Banner

Location

Elkton, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 05, 2011

Page

5

Habitat for Humanity in Elkton receives community response

A letter to the editor from Marsha Smith, executive director, notes interest from families and volunteers after Habitat for Humanity purchased a site in Elkton. The Central Valley affiliate serves Harrisonburg and Rockingham County, detailing home design, volunteer roles, sponsorship programs, and the soft second mortgage forgiveness.

Habitat Elkton Habitat Construction Thousand Beacons of Light Club Habitat House Merck Stonewall Marsha Smith Central Valley Habitat For Humanity

Letter to editor defends town truck purchase and in-house sewer work

Barbara L Dean of Elkton argues in a letter that a $100,000 town truck package, funded mainly from a state streets fund and a cigarette tax, supports DEQ mandated sewer repairs. She contends the purchase included a dump truck trackhoe and trailer, improving in-house capabilities and saving about $50,000 versus outsourcing on Roland Avenue.

Wayne Printz Mr. Printz Roland Avenue

Elkton Easter Egg Hunt Draws About 100 Children

Elkton Recreation Department thanks participants at Friday April 22 event in Stonewall Memorial Park. About 100 children ages 10 and under joined the Easter Bunny egg hunt. Gratitude expressed to Elkton United Methodist Church for treat bags Farmers and Merchants Bank of Elkton for donations and to all donors of eggs candy and prize funds.

Elkton

10th Virginia reenactors seek new membership

The 10th Virginia Volunteer Infantry Regiment invites recruits for Companies A to L. The group attends living history events and Civil War camps, with many members descended from the original unit. Email Lt. Jeremy Hilliard or visit the 10th Virginia site for details.

10Th Virginia Volunteer Infantry 10Th Virginia Jeremy Hilliard Jhilliar 10Thva Hotmail the 10Thvirginia.org

Therapy Week Kicks Off May 16 At Elkton Center

The East Rockingham Senior Center presents Therapy Week at Elkton Area Community Center on Blue and Gold Drive. May 16 features Libby Custer with Laughter Therapy. May 18 includes United Way Day of Caring for Meals on Wheels, a Hands On Craft Therapy demo by Clint Robertson, and a Massage talk by Odessa Dean. May 19 closes with a Garden Therapy salad bowl workshop. Registration and a fee apply. Call 383-7006 or visit the center website for details.

East Rockingham Elkton Area Blue and Gold Hinton Libby Custer United Way Day of Caring Clint Robertson Odessa O.D. & Company Elkton Shenandoah Garden Spot Lisa Gooden Eastrockinghamseniorcenter.org

Chesapeake Western No. 108 Steam Engine History

A 1941 photo by Harold K. Vollrath shows Chesapeake Western No. 108 at Elkton Shop. Built 1899 by Burnham Williams, later Baldwin, it began as Norfolk & Western 812, sold to Chesapeake Western in 1929 and renumbered 108. The engine, a 2-8-0 Class W-1 weighing 87.55 tons, served until scrapped in 1941 as diesels emerged in the 1940s.

Harold K. Vollrath Chesapeake Western Elkton Burnham, Williams & Company Baldwin Locomotive Works Philadelphia Norfolk & Western Railway N&w Chesapeake Western Railway Chesapeake & Western Railroad Chesapeake & Western

Heritage Day at Grand Caverns Seeks Civil War Tie

Grand Caverns will host Heritage Day on Saturday June 4 with Civil War encampments living history exhibits a candlelight tour and an authentic ballroom dance. General admission is 5 per carload applied to cavern tours. Candlelight tour and ball limited to 100 people advance reservations required admission 25 per person period dress encouraged. Call 249-5705.

Grand Caverns

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Habitat For Humanity Barbara L. Dean Elkton Diane Johnson 10Th Virginia Orr Ben Casey Billhimer Chesapeake Western No W. Spotswood Ave McCall's S. Main St Harrisonburg Pat's Manor Homes Nancy Grace Florals Ltd Stuart Avenue Elkton Recreation Dancers East Rockingham High School
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