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The Valley Banner

Location

Elkton, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 2016

Page

6

Vintage Owl's Nest opens in Elkton floral shop debut

Elkton welcomes its fourth flower shop as The Vintage Owl's Nest opens on Labor Day at 439 W Spotswood Trail across from C&S Diner. Owner Michele Melnyk, a Chesterfield native in Elkton eight years, offers fresh and silk arrangements, rustic decor, barn doors, crates, and local delivery with grand opening planned for Oct 1 from 9 am to 3 pm.

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Elkton Middle School Players Host Fifth Dinner Theatre

The Elkton Middle School Players present a 6:30 p.m. dinner theatre Friday and Saturday September 16 and 17 at the Elkton Area Community Center. Tickets are 20 dollars with a menu of salad lasagna garlic bread dessert and coffee or tea. The show Romeo and Winifred a Tragical Comedy in Two and a Half Acts is by Charlie Lovett produced by Pioneer Drama Service. Sunday September 18 offers a Just Desserts show at 3:30 p.m. Reservations 298-1228 or 578-4819.

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Spotswood's 1716 Virginia Camp and Land Claim Feast

Historian Casey Billhim er notes Spotswood and men camped near Elkton and town. on Sept 6, 1716 they buried a wine bottle with a note claiming the land for England along the Shenandoah River. After dinner they toasted the king and royal family and fired musket volleys. They returned to Williamsburg on Sept 17. They wore commemorative gold stickpins shaped like horseshoes to mark extra horse shoes for rough Blue Ridge terrain.

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