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Chapter 1828 of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association met at noon Tuesday, Feb. 24 at Taste of China. Jennifer Howard, Clark County Extension Agent for family and consumer sciences, was the guest speaker. She presented a program on poisons in the home. The following officers for 2009 were installed: Teresa Dulin, president; George and Elizabeth Chalfants, vice presidents; Janice Taulbee, secretary; and Geneva Lenox, treasurer. Present for the meeting were Donald Spillman, Charles Tingle, Velma Tingle, Betty Hollon, Audrey King, Jack Hazelrigg, Philip Jackson, Mary Lee Jackson, Gayle Rees, Charlotte Rees, Garrett Brown, Serena Brown, Bob Larkey, Jane Larkey, Elizabeth Bunch, Elbert Powell, Evelyn Powell, Fred Dulin, Teresa Dulin, William Nesmith, Steve Lech, Ruth Lech, Janice Taulbee, Willard R. Bentley, Otella Witt, Larry Bosco, Floyd Gibbs, Dolores Tabor, Wanda Bachman, Geaetta Ballard, Ruby Lenox, Geneva Lenox and Elizabeth Chalfant.

Chapter 1828 of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association met at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 9 at the First Church of God for their Christmas dinner. Heath Conner presented a program of Christmas songs for the group. Present for the meeting were Gayle Rees, Charlotte Rees, Donald Spillman, Lester Combs, Dianna Combs, Ruby Lenox, Geneva Lenox, Garrett Brown, Serena Brown, Elbert Powell, Evelyn Powell, Stone Parsons, Helen Parsons, Verne Orndorff, Donald S. Henry, Phillip Johnson, Mary Lee Jackson, Floyd Gibbs, Pat Gibbs, Larry Bosco, George Chalfant, Elizabeth Chalfant, R.B. Omohundro, Lila Omohundro, Billie Scrivner, Jean Brandenburg, Bob Larkey, Jane Larkey, Steve Lech, Ruth Lech, Janice Taulbee, Will Bentley, Cindy Bentley, Ann C. Hall, Wanda Bachman, Dolores Tabor and Heath Conner.

Chapter 1828 of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association met at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 25 at the Fish and Game Club for a potluck and auction. Proceeds from the auction will go toward Alzheimer's Disease research. Present for the meeting were Gayle Rees, Charlotte Rees, Don Spillman, Julia Dever, Garrett Brown, Serena Brown, Otella Witt, Floyd Gibbs, Pat Gibbs, Janice Taulbee, Herschel Turner, Charlene Turner, Stoner Parsons, Helen Parsons, Steve Lech, Ruth Lech, George Chalfant, Elizabeth Chalfant, Philip Jackson, Richard Garrett, Nannie Garrett, Bob Thompson, Edna Thompson, Elbert Powell, Evelyn Powell, Lester Combs, Diana Combs, Cecil Ingram and Grace Ingram.

Chapter 1828 of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association met at 6 p.m. on Oct. 28 at the Taste of China. Harry Mason was the guest speaker. He spoke on the subject of the renewed activities by Russia and the effect they have on the U.S. and the several nations that became independent after the Soviet Union underwent significant transformations. Present for the meeting were Gayle Rees, Charlotte Rees, Julia Dever, Donald Spillman, Neville Bowman, Fred Dulin, Teresa Dulin, Elbert Powell, Evelyn Powell, Ann C. Hall, Will Bentley, Cindy Bentley, Jim Fehr, Bob Larkey, Garrett Brown, Serena Brown, Doris Gish, Billye Jean Stigall, Otella Witt, R.B. Omohundro, Lila Omohundro, Stoner Parsons, Helen Parsons, Billie Scrivner, Jean Brandenburg, Larry Bosco, Janice Taulbee, Audrey King, Betty Hollon, Dolores Tabor, Wanda Bachman, Herman Butler, Nancy Butler, Harry Mason and Nancy Mason.

Chapter 1828 of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association met at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 23 at the Taste of China. Eric Brooks, curator at Ashland, was the guest speaker. Brooks gave the group an informative history of Henry Clay. Present for the meeting were Charles Tingle, Velma Tingle, Don Spillman, Julia Denver, Herman Butler, Nancy Butler, Bob Larkey, Jane Larkey, Floyd Gibbs, Pat Gibbs, Janice Taulbee, Gayle Rees, Charlotte Rees, Stoner Parsons, Helen Parsons, Philip Jackson, R.B. Omohundro, Lila Omohundro, Betty Hollon, Audrey H. King, Ruby Lenox, Geneva Lenox, Jim Fehr, Ann C. Hall, Will Bentley, Cindy Bentley, Garrett Brown, Serena Brown, Dolores Tabor, Wanda Bachman, George Chalfant, Elizabeth Chalfant, Elizabeth Bunch, Billie Scrivner, Jean Brandenburg, Elbert Powell, Evelyn Powell, Clem Miner, Gale Miner, Hershel Turner, Charlene Turner, Steve Lech, Ruth Lech, Adele Freckman, Irene Stivers, Fran Todd and Eric Brooks.

Chapter 1828 of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association met at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, July 22 at the Taste of China. Robert D. Campbell, a retired Clark County educator, was the guest speaker for the meeting. He spoke about the Orphan Brigade, a brigade made up of soldiers from Kentucky who fought for the Confederacy. Campbell said the brigade did not fight in Kentucky, but it did fight in many of the other southeastern states. Present at the meeting were Gayle Rees, Charlotte Rees, Clement Miner, Floyd Gibbs, Pat Gibbs, Robert D. Campbell, Donald S. Henry, Elbert Powell, Evelyn Powell, Bob Larkey, Jane Larkey, Garrett Brown, Serena Brown, Jean Brandenburg, Billie Scrivner, Elizabeth Bunch, Betty Hollon, Lucille B. Creech, Mildred Gallaher, Audrey King, Janice Taulbee, R.B. Omuhundro, Lila Omuhundro, Ruby Lenox, Geneva Lenox, Stoner H. Parsons, Helen Parsons, Philip Jackson, Dolores Tabor, Jim Fehr, George Chalfant, Elizabeth Chalfant, Otella Witt, Larry Bosco, Steve Lech and Ruth Lech.

Chapter 1828 of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association met at 6 p.m. Tuesday, June 28 at the Taste of China. Gary Epperson, with Winchester-Clark County Emergency Management, was the guest speaker for the evening. He spoke about the emergency services in Clark County and gave a PowerPoint presentation. Chapter 1828 received an award for having the most volunteer hours among Kentucky chapters. Present at the meeting were: Herman Butler, Nancy Butler, Gayle Rees, Charlotte Rees, Garrett Brown, Serena Brown, Philip Jackson, Don Henry, Epperson, Jim Fehr, Will Bentley, Cindy Bentley, Ann C. Hall, Ruby Lenox, Stoner Parsons, Helen Parsons, Betty Hollon, Audrey King, R.B. Omohundro, Lila Omohundro, Jean Brandenburg, Billye Jean Stigall, Otello Witt, Floyd Gibbs, Pat Gibbs, Billie Scrivner, Bob Larkey, Jane Larkey, Elizabeth Bunch, Martha Gaither, Don Starsinic, Margaret Starsinic and Elizabeth Chalfant.

A Winchester historian was the guest speaker for the March meeting of The National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association, Chapter 1828. Harry Enoch spoke about Indian Old Fields at the March 25 meeting at Taste of China. Those present at the meeting were Don Spillman, Julia Dever, Donald S. Henry, Verne G. Orndorff, Charles Tingle, Velma Tingle, Hilda Standafer, Geaetta Ballard, Janice Taulbee, Ruby Lenox, Geneva Lenox, Kathy Miller, Stoner Parsons, Helen Parsons, Audrey King, Betty Hollon, Bob Larkey, Jane Larkey, Otella Witt, Doris Gish, Bev Allen, Grace Pathbruckner, Wanda Bachman, Will Bentley, Jim Fehr, Dolores Tabor, Elizabeth Bunch, Billie Scrivner, Jean Brandenburg, Garrett Brown, Serena Brown and Mr. Enoch.

Members of The National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association, Chapter 1828, learned the history of Fort Boonesborough State Park at their February meeting. Members met Feb. 26 at Taste of China to hear George Chalfant, president of the Fort Boonesborough Foundation, Phil Gray, manager of Fort Boonesborough State Park, and Bill Farmer, manager of Fort Boonesborough talk about several new aspects of the park. They were informed about the Kentucky River Museum that opened several years ago at the park and about the new museum inside the fort that opened in September 2007.