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The Valley Banner

Location

Elkton, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 2013

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Students tour JMU sports marketing operations at Plecker Center

Fifty five East Rockingham High School students visited James Madison University for a close look at the sports marketing program. They arrived at Plecker Athletic Performance Center near Bridgeforth Stadium and met Andrew Westhouse and Colin Dailey as they learned about insider partnership practices and donor viewing areas created during Stadium renovations.

Bridgeforth Mike Davis East Rockingham High School James Madison University Plecker Bridgeforth Stadium EAHS James Madison Andrew Westhouse JMU Colin Dailey Davis Dailey Plecker Center East Rockingham High School Skills USA Ashton Hoy JMU Corporate Partners Andrew Westhouse ERHS Plecker Athletic Performance Center Ted Hayes

Shenandoah Center Offers Free Websites To 10 Owners

Shenandoah Computer Center will host a Saturday clinic from 11 am to 4 pm on October 12 offering a free website to 10 area business owners. Gary Patterson and Joyce Flaharty will build tailored sites in one hour per student, showing construction and ongoing management.

Shenandoah Computer Center Gary Patterson Joyce Flaharty Flaharty

Elkton visit by Glenna Loving delights park crowd

Elkton residents and visitors welcomed Glenna Loving of Strasburg to Monger Shelter in Stonewall Memorial Park for a morning program titled A Day At The Park. The event featured Native American dress displays, stone arrowheads, a reading from White Wolf and Shenandoah, face painting, and a craft session, promoted by Elkton Recreation Director Diane Johnson and Macaroni Kid Harrisonburg.

Glenna Loving Strasburg Stonewall Memorial Park Elkton Loving Shenandoah Valley Shenandoah Diane Johnson Macaroni Kid Harrisonburg

Cruz-in draws crowd on Shenandoah First Street

Shenandoah hosts a cruz-in along historic First Street with more than three dozen custom vehicles including a mini 1932 Ford convertible by Tim Mays. DJ Bruce Monger provided music and Shenandoah Heritage Center members cooked food. Proceeds benefit Stevens Cottage maintenance.

Shenandoah First Street Bruce Monger Shenandoah Heritage Center Tim Mays Briggs and Stratton Cruz-In Stevens Cottage Ted Hayes

Thelma Hensley Celebrates 100th Birthday in Elkton Area

Thelma Hensley marked her 100th birthday on October 2 at Journeys Crossing with residents and family. A lifetime Elkton resident, she grew up near Mount Pleasant Road, ran a cabinet shop and water hauling business with husband Keiffer Hensley on South Eastside Highway, and moved to Journeys Crossing in 2009. Her great nephew Glendon Hensley attended with wife Barbara, noting Thelma as his great aunt. she credited obedience to her parents for a long life.

Thelma Hensley Hensley Elkton Mount Pleasant Road Keiffer Hensley South Eastside Highway U.S. 340 Journeys Cross Glendon Hensley Johnny Hensley Thelma Ted Hayes

For Stanley, hearing is believing

Seven months ago Harold Buddy Stanley, an Elkton Air Force veteran, could not hear music. He relied on his wife Lois to relay sound. A January hearing test showed zero in the right ear and about 30 percent in the left. Last week he reported over 50 percent in the right ear and about 90 percent overall.

Harold Buddy” Stanley Elkton Lois Stanley Buddy Quail Run Ted Hayes

Giant 782-Pound Pumpkin At Shenandoah Garden Spot

The Shenandoah Garden Spot in Elkton shows a 782-pound pale orange pumpkin from Franklin West Virginia brought in last Wednesday. Store owners Greg and Tammy Garr note it is edible and suitable for canning. They previously displayed three giants last year, selling two and raffling the third. more details at 298-7678.

Shenandoah Garden Stuart Avenue Elkton Franklin W.va Greg Tammy Garr Greg Garr Garrs Garr Ted Hayes Shenandoah Jennifer Breeden Tammy and

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