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10:30 a.m., at the courthouse in Washington.

President Helen Holschuh reported that the state convention of garden clubs will be held May 7-9 in Abingdon. She also announced the election of Betty Sims to the scholarship board.

Majorie Albright presented an informative report on the mockingbird and gave out booklets on “Feeding the Wild Birds.” Copies of the booklet are available through the Extension Office.

Refreshments were served to the 28 members at the February meeting by Harriet Stokes, Edna Metzinger and Marta Tholand.

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The Chester Gap Fire Company and Rescue Squad report the following emergency calls in the past month:

—January 1, sick call, Lelia Leake.

—January 2, sick call, Beverly Williams.

—January 4, sick call, Myrtle North; sick call, Pat Williams.

—January 6, sick call, Lori Chime at Point-OWoods, Front Royal; sick call, Henry Cameron.

—January 8, car accident, Debra Aylestock; fire alarm signal Warren Memorial Hospital.

—January 17, transport Myrtle North from Warren Memorial Hospital to home.

—January 19, sick call, Pearl Mills, Huntly.

—January 20, fire call, Conservation and Research Center.

—January 28, transport Pearl Mills from Warren Memorial Hospital to Winchester Hospitid.

—January 30, car accident at Route 522 south, Huntly, Jennifer Cook.

—January 31, chimney fire, Point-O-Woods, Front Royal; sick call on Route 522 south, Dorothy Williams.

(Unless otherwise noted, calls were in Chester Gap.)

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