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The Valley Banner

Location

Elkton, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 08, 2014

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Elkton Holds Dual National Day of Prayer Services

Elkton observed the National Day of Prayer with two gatherings on May 1. A noon service in the town council chambers featured Pastors Anne Ross David Vaughan Dan Hughes Dan Bassett and Robin Hicks with Mayor Roy Davis leading the crowd. An evening event in Ace Hardware Dean Home Center parking lot included additional prayers for families schools and the U S Armed Forces.

Elkton Ace Hardware-Dean Home Center Coun Cil Chambers Anne Ross David Vaughan Dan Hughes Dan Bassett Robin Hicks Roy “Gene” Davis Ross Davis

Chief Charlie's Kids Fish Day draws crowd in Grottoes

The 20th annual event in Mountain View Park honored Charles Lawhorne and Jess Sager. Mayor Berton Austin and officials spoke at the noon dedication of the Sager named boat landing on the South River. Youth fishing divided by age groups, with Kyler Crawford, 11, catching a rainbow trout over 17 inches.

Charlie’s Grottoes Berton Austin Jeff Nicely Lawhorne Sager Connie Richardson Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries Charlie Kyler Crawford Mountain View Park Wyatt Woods McGaheysville Ted Hayes

Shenandoah River Road Homes to Get Town Water

Four houses on Shenandoah River Road will gain town water as a new line nears completion, allowing residents to abandon private wells. The wells had long held benzene toluene ethyl benzene and xylene, with TCE migrating from a Genie disposal pit into soil and groundwater, contaminating a town well and private wells on the road. The Phillips company has shut the contaminated town well and replaced it.

Shenandoah River Shenandoah Genie TCE Phillips Company

Contamination History at Genie Plant Barking Up TCE

SEU cL discusses long standing TCE pollution at 611 Williams Ave owned by PENAC, leaking from dry-well disposal pits over decades. Phillips Electronics North American Corp began soil and groundwater testing after 1986 hazardous waste rules, revealing near saturation in the Genie facility source area and lesser contamination nearby, with Genie Manufacturing later involved.

Genie Company Williams Ave Phillips Electronics North American Corporation PENAC Love Canal State Department of Environmental Quality Graham Simmerman Phillips Genie Manufacturing Inc Genie

Swing Dance at Spotswood High for Relay for Life Fundraiser

A 7 to 9 p m swing dance at Spotswood High School benefits the school Relay for Life team Blazing Trails for a Cure. SHS jazz band provides music under biology teacher Bob Failes leadership with tickets 5 in advance 7 at door. Proceeds support the American Cancer Society.

Spotswood School Spotswood High School SHS Bob Failes American Cancer Society Governor's School Failes

Shenandoah alumni reunion marks 75th anniversary banquet

Shenandoah High School Alumni Association celebrated its 75th anniversary banquet in the town elementary school gymnasium with over 150 attendees. Special honors went to classes 1944 1954 and 1964 plus tributes to Mayo McHenry and Buddy Judd. Franklin Good gave the invocation and Charles Shuler opened the event with a welcoming note.

Shenandoah High School Alumni Association Virginia Page County High School Shenandoah High School Maxine Merica Anna Lee Huffman Mayo McHenry Robert

Elkton Spring Festival Returns to Blue Ridge Park

The Junior Order of United American Mechanics Elkton Spring Festival unfolds Wednesday to Saturday May 14 17 at Blue Ridge Park. Rides open 6 30 p m nightly with live music and plentiful food. A flea market a yard sale and a dozen rides including a ferris wheel are planned with food booths opening at 4 p m daily and earlier Saturday. Proceeds support community programs such as Elkton Little League and park maintenance.

Junior Order of United American Mechanics Blue Ridge Council No. 149 Elkton Blue Ridge Park Doug Shifflett Junior Order Ing Elkton Little League

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