History

First Members with Judge Clemente Lillo

Creation history of the AASTB

The creation of the American Association of Spanish Trimbrado Breeders was in the "we need to get it going" stage for several years. Finally, on December 18, 1998, after the arrival of their first shipment of Spanish Timbrados directly from Spain, Bea and Jack Fout who have been breeding the Spanish Timbrado since 1993, after being nudged along by two of their good friends, David Benites, a member of the San Diego Canary Club who is also a Colorbred Judge and a member of the show committee of the San Diego County Bird Show, and Paul R. Scandlyn, President of the Southern California Roller Canary Club, the Association finally was brought to fruition. David and Paul assisted in organizing the objectives of the organization and the bylaws. Paul was responsible for the web page. The Association continues to grow and new members are being added to the roster on a frequent basis.

Bea Fout and Judge Clemente Lillo

AASTB First Winners

Purposes of the American Association of The Spanish Timbrado Breeders

The American Association of Spanish Timbrado Breeders was formed on December 18, 1998, when several interested breeders of this special song canary decided to associate for the following purposes:

A. To create, promote and expand the hobby of keeping, breeding, appreciating and exhibiting the song canary known as the Spanish Timbrado;

B. To advance, protect and exhibit Spanish Timbrado Canaries through the United States and the Americas, and to encourage the preservation of the quality of their song;

C. To disseminate information about the hobby to the membership of this Association and to the public and to provide a center of information and advice on all matters pertaining to the Spanish Timbrado Canaries;

D. To engage in educational and social activities related to the hobby and to acquire and own such property as may be necessary for any or all of the purposes of the Association.

E. To promote good fellowship and cooperative feelings among its members.

F. To group together clubs having the above and similar objectives and to provide an organization to enable such clubs to coordinate their activities.

G. To publish pamphlets, books and other material to disseminate the truth regarding the objectives of the Association and generally do what may be calculated to promote the best of its members; and

H. To pursue any other purposes which are not in violation of the United States Constitution or state law that, from time to time, shall be agreed to by the membership.

The Association shall be governed by the Bylaws of the American Association of Spanish Timbrado Breeders which are set forth in their entirety herein. To review the Bylaws please go to the following link.

Bylaws