SB Audubon Society's Members' Annual Potluck and Get-together We're Celebrating 45 Years of Volunteers, Service, Fun, Birding and Nature! Saturday, July 26, 2008, Noon - 3:00 pm Toro Canyon Park, Area 4, Montecito Live music by Glendessary Jam Toe-tapping up-beat music! They play Appalachian String Band Music, lead by strong fiddling, backed by banjos, guitars, a mandolin, a ukulele and other visiting instruments! All who have supported and have participated in SBAS activities are invited to a celebration potluck picnic. This includes: Plover docents and all who help with the Plover Docent and Education programs Eyes in the Sky and Meet Your Wild Neighbor program teachers, students, parents, guests and volunteers SBAS restoration, conservation and preservation groups

Please bring a dish to share (a salad, an entree, a dessert, etc). Those wishing to barbeque can use the barbeque pit maintained by the event committee. SBAS will furnish non-alcoholic drinks and hot coals in the barbecue pit.

BE GREEN: Bring your own utensils!

This is our way of saying thank you for all your support for SBAS programs, field trips, conservation efforts and other events. In the last fifteen years there has been a surprising increase in the number of people involved in SBAS's activities. Preservation, restoration and conservation of habitat along with increased awareness of birds and other wildlife could not happen without you! Your efforts, dedication and enthusiasm have made it all possible.

We will have a brief program and conduct our annual Board of Directors election.

For further information call Julie Kummel at 805-403-3203.

Toro Canyon Park is located in the foothills behind Summerland in Montecito. From North or South, take the 101 freeway to the Padaro Lane offramp in Summerland. (Note that if you are coming from the south, this is NOT the Padaro Lane/Santa Claus offramp!) From the offramp, turn toward the mountains, then right onto the frontage road, Via Real. In less than a mile, turn left onto Toro Canyon Rd. Follow Toro Canyon about three miles until it makes a sharp left turn and becomes East Valley Rd. At that point you turn right. There is a sign at this intersection for Toro Canyon Park. Follow this access road a little over a mile. The entrance to the park is on the left. There is ample parking, but it is always more GREEN to carpool. We will be in Area 4.

Santa Barbara Audubon Society
Slate of Nominees, 2008-2009

President:	Darlene Chirman
Vice-President:	Lee Moldaver
Secretary:	Susan Lentz
Treasurer:	Bobbie Offen
Field Trips:	Jack Sanford
Programs Chair:	John O'Brien
Conservation:	Steve Ferry
Education:	OPEN
Science:	OPEN
Membership Chair:	Jared Dawson
Newsletter:	Judy Hogan
Publicity:	Adam Lewis
At Large-Outreach:	Dolores Pollock
At Large-Outreach:	Julie Kummel
At Large-Outreach:	Margo Kenney

Website information contacts:
Chapter office address:
5679 Hollister Ave., Suite 5b
Goleta, CA 93117
805-964-1468
Chapter email: audubon@rain.org
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