[S-C] [Fwd: SFNHS - July cancellation; Dr. Ross on August 28]

Wed, 23 Jul 2003 14:17:13 -0800

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Subject: SFNHS - July cancellation; Dr. Ross on August 28
From: Ruth Gravanis <gravanis@earthlink.net>
To: Ruth Gravanis <gravanis@earthlink.net>
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SAVE THE DATE!

There will be no SF Natural History Series program in July, but please mark
your calendars for a very special program in August:

Thursday, August 28, 2003;  7:30 pm

The legendary Dr. Ed Ross will talk about the biotic wonders that must have
existed in San Francisco before they were spoiled or lost by the invasion of
humans.  He will talk about his good fortune of having youthful appreciation
of remnants still present in the 1920s.  Slides will show some of the
interesting insects that were present at the time - some are still here.
The talk will be ad lib.

Dr. Ross' boyhood home and biotic environment was on the slopes of Mt.
Davidson and
elsewhere on the Peninsula.  He graduated from Commodore Sloat Elementary
School in 1929.

For Dr. Ross's incredible resume, check out:
http://www.calacademy.org/research/entomology/personnel/CV%27s/ross.htm

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SF Natural History Series programs are held at
The Randall Museum
199 Museum Way (off Roosevelt)
San Francisco

For more information, call 554-9600

(with apologies for the duplication to those on Jakes' List) 

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<TT>SAVE THE DATE! 
 
There will be no SF Natural History Series program in July, but please mark=
 your calendars for a very special program in August: 
 
Thursday, August 28, 2003; &nbsp;7:30 pm 
 
The legendary Dr. Ed Ross will talk abo=
ut the biotic wonders that must have existed in San Francisco before they we=
re spoiled or lost by the invasion of humans. &nbsp;He will talk about his g=
ood fortune of having youthful appreciation of remnants still present in the=
 1920s. &nbsp;Slides will show some of the interesting insects that were pre=
sent at the time - some are still here. &nbsp;The talk will be ad lib. 
 
Dr. Ross' boyhood home and biotic environment was on the slopes of Mt. Davi=
dson and 
elsewhere on the Peninsula. &nbsp;He graduated from Commodore Sloat Element=
ary School in 1929. 
 
For Dr. Ross's incredible resume, check out: 
http://www.calacademy.org/research/entomology/pers=
onnel/CV%27s/ross.htm 
 
-- 
SF Natural History Series programs are held at 
The Randall Museum 
199 Museum Way (off Roosevelt) 
San Francisco 
 
For more information, call 554-9600 
 
(with apologies for the duplication to those on Jakes' List)</TT>
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