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Program at DAR meeting will be ROTC

The Col. Wm. Prescott Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet on Wednesday, October 19 at the Chapter house, 119 E. High Street, Newark.

The Board will meet at 10, regular business meeting at 11, lunch at noon, program at 1.

Seth Burgess, who was graduated in 2002 from Newark High School, is a senior at R.I.T. in the ROTC program. His grandmother, Pauline Jagger Burgess, was an active D.A.R. member of the Col. Wm. Prescott Chapter prior to her death in 1997. Burgess's aunt, Mary Augusta Burgess Boogaard, is the former principal of North Rose-Wolcott and is currently a member of this DAR Chapter.

The hostesses are Anne Hotchkiss of Williamson, Patricia Petty of Williamson, Joann Grayson of Williamson.

October 29 will be the Genesee Council of Area Regents District VII meeting in Hornell.

For more information contact: Regent Andrea Felker, 594.1390.

Historic Nugget: In the late 1920's, the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) commissioned the design, casting and placement of 12 memorials commemorating the spirit of the woman pioneer. These memorials were placed along the route of the National Old Trails highway and extended from Washington, DC to Los Angeles, California. The 'Madonna of the Trails' basically follows the current US Route 40. (Cornucopia, Wayne County STAR, May 22, 2003 based on apresentation by D.A.R. member Winnie Barnes.)

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