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ABOUT OUR ORGANIZATION
"The National Society of the Daughter of the American Revolution, (DAR), was
founded October 11, 1890; incorporated by an Act of the United States Congress in 1896.
DAR Objectives: Historic Preservation, Promotion of Education and Patriotic Endeavor.
DAR Motto: God, Home and Country.
The Daughters of the American Revolution is a national society. Membership in the
Society provides many opportunities to cherish our American Heritage of freedom, to
preserve family and local histories, to promote celebration of our national holidays,
to live patriotically, to support our national defense, to enjoy our beautiful member-owned
buildings in Washington, D.C., and in Glendora, California, and to form friendships with
others who share our love of God, Home and Country." |
For DAR Eligibility Requirements 
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MEETINGS:
Non-Members: If you are interested in attending one of our meetings please contact Ms. Myra Bouck, our Registrar, listed above.
We like to be aware of visitors in order to welcome you.
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 October 23, 2008, Thursday
Club House 3, Dining Room 1
1:30 PM
Speaker: John Badgley
Program: Frigate Men
 November 13, 2008, Thursday
Club House 3, Dining Room 1
1:30 PM
Speaker June Lazich, DAR District XII Parliamentarian
Program: The Pilgrims and the Fur Trade
 December 2008 - No Meeting
Happy Holiday
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Regent - Jean Mahlberg
1st Vice Regent - Aileen Brand
2nd Vice Regent - Dotsy Fink
Chaplain - Anne Fitzpatrick
Recording Secretary - Janice Wells
Corresponding Secretary - Fern Trausch
Treasurer - Donna Robinson
Registrar - Myra Bouck
Histotian - Donna Strafford
All graphics on this page are either Public Domain free downloads,
or they were created by William Schmidt. If anyone finds a graphic on this page
that requires a "copyright" please notify Barbara Gleason at E-mail