[BCNnet] You're invited to CAS AWARDS DINNER APRIL 6

Sat, 9 Mar 2002 16:38:13 -0800

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Dear friends,

The Chicago Audubon Society is very pleased to announce the winners of its
annual awards and invite you to the annual awards dinner Saturday April 6 to
honor these fine people, all of whom have contributed to various birding and
environmental concerns in Chicagoland.

They are: Dr. George Rabb of the Brookfield Zoo and Chicago Wilderness;
Alison Brown of Chicago WIlderness Magazine; Rick McAndless, steward at the
Poplar Creek Forest Preserve; Jenner & Block, a law firm that did for gratis
work for the Glenview Prairie Preservation Project; and Bill Wengelewski of
Illinios Beach State Park who helped many birders see the Red-cockaded
Woodpecker and the Brown-headed Nuthatch.

Mary Hennen, an ornithologist at the Field Museum will be our keynote
speaker, and she'll talk about the bluebird project -- perfect timing as the
bluebirds are now returning.

All this for only $25 per person. Come join us. Here are the details

DINNER DETAILS

Reception and Cash Bar-5:30 p.m.

Dinner-6:30 p.m.

Program should conclude by 9:00 p.m.

PROGRAM

After the awards are presented, Mary Hennen, from the Ornithological
Department of the Field Museum and CAS Board Member, will talk about area
bluebirds, with an emphasis on nesting, competition from other species and
research she and Vickie Byre conducted in DuPage County.

DINNER RESERVATIONS

Please make your reservations by Saturday, March 30th. Please Email Alan
Anderson (casresearch@attbi.com) or Sheryl DeVore (sdevore@voyager.net) with
your reservations, and make sure your checks are received by March 30.  All
full dinners are $25. Make check payable to Chicago Audubon Society and mail
to Alan Anderson, 1633 Howard Avenue, Des Plaines, IL 60018-3023. Include
your choice of entrée: chicken in white wine, tilapia, or vegetarian plate.

DIRECTIONS TO THE RESTAURANT

The Homestead Restaurant is at 8305 W. North Avenue in Melrose Park.

>From the South and West: Take I-290 to 1st Avenue North. Go north about 3
miles to North Avenue (1600 N.) and turn right. The Homestead is on your
right, less than a ¼ mile.

>From the North and Northwest: Take I-294 to Irving Park Road and go east, 1
mile, to River Road. Turn right on River Road and continue until it meets
with Cumberland/First Avenue. Continue south and turn left on North Avenue,
go ¼ mile to restaurant (on south side of the street).

>From Chicago: Take either Cumberland Avenue south, which turns into First
Avenue, and follow the above directions, or take North Avenue west to the
restaurant (a short distance past Thatcher Ave.).

Hope to see you all there.

Sheryl De Vore

Chair, Annual Awards Committee, Chicago Audubon Society

sdevore@voyager.net

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The Chicago =
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Preservation Project; and Bill Wengelewski of Illinios Beach State Park =
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helped many birders see the Red-cockaded Woodpecker and the Brown-headed =

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Mary =
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ornithologist at the Field Museum will be our keynote speaker, and =
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All this for only =
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Reception and Cash Bar-5:30 p.m.
Dinner-6:30 p.m.
Program should conclude by 9:00 p.m.
PROGRAM
After the awards are presented, Mary Hennen, from =
the=20
Ornithological Department of the Field Museum and CAS Board Member, will =
talk=20
about area bluebirds, with an emphasis on nesting, competition from =
other=20
species and research she and Vickie Byre conducted in DuPage County. =

DINNER RESERVATIONS
Please make your reservations by Saturday, March=20
30th.&nbsp;Please Email =
Alan Anderson=20
(<FONT=20
color=3D#0000ff>casresearch@attbi.com) or =
Sheryl DeVore=20
(sdevore@voyager.net) with your =
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make sure your checks are received by March 30.&nbsp;=20
All full =
dinners are $25.=20
Make check payable to Chicago Audubon Society and mail to Alan Anderson, =
1633=20
Howard Avenue, Des Plaines, IL 60018-3023. Include your choice of =
entr=E9e:=20
chicken in white wine, tilapia, or vegetarian plate. 
DIRECTIONS TO THE RESTAURANT
The Homestead Restaurant is at 8305 W. North =
Avenue in=20
Melrose Park. 
From the South and West: Take I-290 to 1st =
Avenue=20
North. Go north about 3 miles to North Avenue (1600 N.) and turn right. =
The=20
Homestead is on your right, less than a =BC mile. 
From the North and Northwest: Take I-294 to =
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Road and go east, 1 mile, to River Road. Turn right on River Road and =
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until it meets with Cumberland/First Avenue. Continue south and turn =
left on=20
North Avenue, go =BC mile to restaurant (on south side of the=20
street).
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which turns into First Avenue, and follow the above directions, or take =
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Avenue west to the restaurant (a short distance past Thatcher=20
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Hope to=20
see you all there.
Sheryl De=20
Vore
Chair,=20
Annual Awards Committee, Chicago Audubon =
Society
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