Procuring Cause

The new policy of NAR beginning January 1, 1998 states that "successful transaction" is defined as "a sale that closes or a lease that is executed". A few members had heard that there is no procuring cause any more. That is not correct. There are no specific rules for procuring cause, however, a panel of your peers, after a hearing will make a determination of whom "gets the commission".

An exempt listing may be advertised and may have a sign in the yard. The Board does not have the right or authority to regulate your advertising. If someone calls the Board office and they give a specific address we may state whether the listing is exempt or not -- there can be no other information given. We are not allowed to answer such questions as "give me a list of all the exempt listings in Lake Forest".

Some in their zealousness of obtaining a new listing forgets that the listing is not a power of attorney. You are an agent carrying out the wishes of your principal.

Dear Members:

Starting July, the National Association of REALTORS® will roll out a new national advertising campaign to promote the benefits of hiring a REALTOR® when buying or selling a home. This new Public Awareness Campaign was approved by the NAR Board of Directors last November and will run for three years beginning July 1998.

There are four ads that will run, involving a seller, a buyer, a first time home buyer, and the forth ad will involve commercial, property management and investment transactions. The slogan for the campaign is "You Have a Life, We Let Your Live It; Were Your REALTORS®, Real Estate Is Our Life." The stories the ads tell involve individual buyers and sellers doing their daily work, while at the same time their REALTOR® is working for them putting together their Real Estate transaction. A doctor is seeing patients while his REALTOR® is showing the house he is selling, a teacher is working with students while her REALTOR® is arranging for a home inspection, a paramedic is getting his ambulance stocked with supplies while his REALTOR® is searching realtor.com for listings to show him.

The forth ad shows a restaurant owner opening for the day while his REALTOR® is scouting out a larger location for the restaurant. A couple who owns a apartment building is attending their son’s soccer game while their REALTOR® is showing one of their apartments to a prospective tenant. An accountant is preparing a client’s tax return while his REALTOR® is meeting with an appraiser at his investment property.

All of the ads show the public that there are a lot of things REALTORS® do for their clients and customers while they are busy with their own jobs. The message is positive, the ads are very nice looking, and they have been running successfully for the past year in California. The response from the REALTORS® and the public in California has been positive. The public has come away with a better impression of what the REALTOR® does to complete a Real Estate transaction. The REALTORS® from California that I have talked to all say the ads have been a great thing for their business. California gents have paid $25.00 a year to set up and run the ads in their state this past year.

To run the advertising campaign nationally, NAR will be assessing each agent $15.00 per year for the years 1999, 2000, and 2001. The ads will run during the Today Show and Good Morning America and during the evening news on ABC and NBC. Ads will run during popular prime time shows like Wings, Law and Order, etc. The ads will also run on Cable Television on Nickelodeon and the Lifestyle Channels. There will be approximately 500 spots run in 1998 and 1225 spots run in 1999, 2000, and 2001. The venues and frequency of the television ads will reach 99% of the viewing public. In addition, print and Internet ads will be run. To measure the effectiveness of the ads a survey will be conducted before the ads start and each year there after. The success and continuation of the campaign will be determined by the level of increased awareness and image the public has of a REALTOR® each year during the campaign.

Look for the ads to begin this summer and let us know what you think of the campaign.

By the time you read this, we’ll be coming down to the primary election wire. Because this year’s election results will have a profound effect on your business - check yourself on the following:

"Politics Is Your Business". Just consider some of the issues your legislators will be voting on in the coming year:

An exempt listing may be advertised and may have a sign in the yard. The Board does not have the right or authority to regulate your advertising. If someone calls the Board office and they give a specific address we may state whether the listing is exempt or not -- there can be no other information given. We are not allowed to answer such questions as "give me a list of all the exempt listings in Lake Forest".

Some in their zealousness of obtaining a new listing forgets that the listing is not a power of attorney. You are an agent carrying out the wishes of your principal.

The Board of Directors of MLSNI decided to amend the Rules & Regulations regarding tax information and tax year. The most current tax information (amount and year) should be input for the listing at the time of listing input; by December 31^st of each year, all active inventory would have to be updated to the most current information.

All Association Executives will be sent formats of the updated MLSNI Rules & Regulations.

It was decided that listings can be placed in more than one property type, but the listing can only be marked SOLD in one category and must be marked CANCELED in any other appearance of the listing.

Effective Thursday, February 5^th, the entry of "Y" in the "Internet Listing" field will no longer be valid.

Moore Data will be converting the "Y" entry in this field on any active property type 1 & 2 listings to "A", which is currently the selection for inclusion on the Realtor.com and Cyberhomes.com Internet pages (the Office Internet path will override the Internet Listing path in the case of those Broker offices that only wish to have their listings placed on Realtor.com).

The RealNet service bit will be "X".

The tentative release date for the Telephone Directory Searches function has been moved to Tuesday, February 10^th.

A faster, easier, more economical way to post listings.

Broker Version- Was $285.00, Now $149.00*

* Includes two installs. Annual renewal fee of $99.00

Agent Version-Was $120.00, Now $99.00**

**Includes two installs. Annual renewal fee of $49.00

The following letter was received at the Board Office from Timothy J. Frenzer, Corporation Counsel for the Village of Wilmette.

In June of 1996, the Village of Wilmette amended its Fair Housing Ordinance to require individuals showing property for rental or sale to provide prospective purchasers or lessees with a printed summary of the Village’s fair housing laws. Persons may provide this disclosure by using either their own printed materials or a brochure provided by the Village. The Department of Law is responsible for the enforcement of this ordinance. Violations are punishable by a fine of $100 to $750 for a first offense and $250 to $750 for a subsequent offense.

In order to aid real estate professionals affected by this law, the Village created an attractive brochure, "Welcome to Wilmette," which contains the required disclosure statement along with helpful information about the Village and its many resources and services. The Village provides the brochure free of charge. Sample brochures and a letter explaining the law and its importance were mailed to you in October of 1997.

Therefore, I would like to remind you, and ask you to remind your associates, of the Village’s fair housing disclosure requirement. Copies of the "Welcome to Wilmette" brochure may be obtained at the customer service counter in the lobby of the Village Hall. If you have any questions concerning compliance with the Village’s fair housing ordinance, please feel free to contact me at (847)251-2700.

Home Study includes cassette tapes and work sheets. Appointments must be made to take the course exam. Fees: NSBR members - $40.00; IAR members, non-NSBR members - $50.00; non-IAR members - $60.00

FH305 Fair Housing - Bob Cichocki

Elective: 3 Credit hours each

ENV1229 Lead Paint Disclosure - Marilyn Glazer

FI1109 Creative Financing - Marilyn Glazer

Learn at home or office, wherever there’s a computer. Or, by appointment, use the computer here at our office. Call Elizabeth at the Board, for a copy of system requirements to run the CD, and to reserve the course for use. (847) 480-7177. Fees: NSBR members - $32.00; IAR members, non-NSBR members - $42.00; non-IAR members $52.00

RB730 Environmental Hazards & Selling Real Estate - Laurence Hillman - 3 elective credit hours

FH316 Fair Housing & Real Estate - Lynda McKay - 3 mandatory credit hours

ENV1236 LeadSmart™ Homes - Rick Fletcher - 3 elective credit hours

Unfortunately, as has been the case since Regional's involvement with Moore Data, Moore Data is confused about what software costs for members of MLSNI. Folks, Moore will never get it right. Several NSBR agents have requested PC Access software from Moore Data and they get a fax with prices of $159.99 per agent copy. This is the price that the rest of Moore's customers pay. MSLNI in their wisdom has negotiated the costs per agent down via a site license agreement with Moore. The cost of PC Access both the agent and broker version is $35.00. Call MLSNI only for the software. DO NOT call Moore Data.

Notice to all offices using the "Broker" version of PC Access. The NSBR has determined by testing that you can easily input all your agents on one PC and then copy the file to all other PC's in the office. The broker version can only be installed on ONE computer. That's bad enough in that if you have four computers, PC Access will cost you 4x$35.00 for a total of $140.00. But now you have to input each agent's name, MLS ID # and password. If you have 25 agents that's a lot of work. But… you can enter all the agents in one computer and then copy the file C:\pcawin\pcawin.agt to all the other computers in the C:\pcawin directory and you're done.

Now all agents can use any of the computers and they will get their name to print on reports if they desire.

By now most people should have made changes to their MLS software so that they can get into the MLS with the new CNS phone numbers. Adding new phone numbers is easy if you use Viewpoint, Rterm or Landmark Connect. If, however, you are using the new and improved PC Access you must install the CNS update disk. You must also run the CNS update disk if you are using Landmark CMA Publisher. The CNS update disk copies some "script" files to your computer that both PC Access and CMA publisher need to function properly. Without the CNS update disk dated 11/10/97 you are out of luck.

After installing CNS update you still have to manually make some changes in both PC Access and Landmark CMA. The board has instructions for both pieces of software. Call and we can fax you the goods. Call MLSNI if you need the CNS update disk. Their phone number is 1(630) 955-0011.

The Baud rate has been causing some problems for agents. Depending on your equipment, the baud rate can make or brake a connection. If you are using an external modem, set the baud rate to 38,400 or less. If you have a newer, 3 years old or less computer, and internal modem rated at 28,800 baud or faster, then set the baud rate to 57,600. If your baud rate is too fast for your equipment, your computer won't even attempt to dial.

Flow Control should have both Xon/Xoff checked and Hardware checked. The new CNS phone numbers need the hardware checked. Before you didn't need hardware just Xon/Xoff. This controls printing of multiple listings. Without the right setup, you can only print maybe three listings and then your computer may screw up.

I have to comment on something I feel very important. With the changes in phone numbers to CNS and a lot of offices buying new computers lately I see a recurring problem. Offices and agents have had to install or re-install Landmark, Viewpoint or PC Access. Out of about one dozen offices I visited only Re/max Villager and Village Green Realty could locate their old disks. Kudos to you both. The problem is that The North Shore Board NO longer has any software to give to offices and agents. All software must be ordered from MLSNI and then the disks are mailed to you. This takes time. What does an office do with three new computers and no MLS access for two to four weeks while they wait for software?

Please, everyone, after you install your MLS software, put the disks back in their envelope or box and keep it safe in a drawer where the manager or long time secretary can find it. This will make your life easier because you know that next Spring MLSNI will have a new change for you to make your lives more, ummm, interesting.

This year’s winner is Elizabeth Howe from Wilmette. She has been active in her community and in fair housing issues since serving as a member of Wilmette’s City Council. Currently she serves as a member of Wilmette’s Housing Committee.

Elizabeth is with Koenig & Strey REALTORS^®, and was a charter member of the CHRB (North Shore Community Housing Resource Board). This organization brought together REALTORS^® and Community leaders for the purpose of establishing better communications between the communities the North Shore Board of REALTORS^® serves and the REALTOR^® Community.

As a member of the CHRB, Elizabeth spearheaded numerous projects and most recently undertook to find and place minorities in the organization’s Minority Recruitment Program.

As a member of the North Shore Board of REALTORS^®, Elizabeth has Chaired the Fair Housing Committee and represented the Board at the Oak Park Conference when it was held in Michigan.

An enthusiastic supporter of the rights of all, we are proud to have awarded the 1997 Humanitarian Award to ELIZABETH HOWE.

We often hear that you did not receive various publications the Board sends out to you. We will list all of the items that we have sent out in the newsletter. Watch for it and if you did not receive any of the items, please call and we will see that you receive same.

1/3198 - Newsletter

Workshop Flyer 2/13

Sweathogs Flyer 2/12

2/7/98 - Billing to large offices

Computer Class Flyer 3/6,3/11,3/12,3/20,3/25,3/26

Power Breakfast Flyer 2/27

Our business success depends upon building relationships and closing transactions successfully. We further our commitment to these relationships through various forms of contact such as an e-mail correspondence, a short personal note or maybe a phone call. Our business is relationship selling. We all work with the same inventory...what's the reason customers and clients buy and sell using our services rather than those of our competitors? Whether on the phone or in person, a smile is essential to building loyalty. A smile is powerful, contagious and it makes the other person feel important and special. It is extremely important for all of us to realize with so much of our business not taking place face-to face...transactions seem to happen over a fax machine, phone or through the use of Internet services...that our attitudes, smiles and listening skills need to be "top notch" in order to maintain our relationships.

Communication is made up of 38% verbal ability, 7% in chosen vocabulary used and 55% in non-verbal behavior. At best, we can communicate without face-to-face contact at an effectiveness of 45%...and that's on our best day!! What about those days when we are pre-occupied by transactions that aren't coming together, home inspections that reveal horrendous defects or what about the "personal stuff" that happens during our day? We need to plan for those times when a smile doesn't immediately lend itself to our conversations. If we are proactive and plan for the less than perfect days, a smile may be more readily available and might be just the reason a new prospect wants to enlist our expertise to the home selling or home buying process.

There are areas in all of our lives that must be nurtured in order to provide that smile, better customer service and good communication. If we challenge ourselves to spend more time in some of these areas of our lives, we may be better equipped to tackle the situations that pop up all day long that make those beautiful smiles memories rather than realities. If you feel that you haven't given yourself time in these areas, try to create those opportunities. The "daily rituals" that need quality attention are: sleep, exercise, nutrition, family, spirituality, to-do lists, travel, telephone, office, creative time, home and time alone. As you review this extensive list, the individual who can begin to spend quality time in these arenas can many times successfully manage the daily situations better and provide consistent smiles to customers, clients and significant others. It's a win-win for everyone.

Happy listing & selling!

Bobbi Chasin Baird & Warner Evanston

Katy Elliott RMC Realty Skokie

Chick Magoon Hayman Coldwell Banker/Kahn Lake Forest

Louise McCray Baird & Warner Evanston

Helen Panje Chambers, Cross & Associates Winnetka

Trudy Unger Coldwell Banker/Kahn Northbrook

Phillip Bentley Baird & Warner Evanston

Jeanette Halliday ReMax Showcase Lake Forest

Deborah Kiddle Griffith, Grant & Lackie Lake Forest

Sharla Luken Chambers, Cross & Associates Winnetka

Michael Mileykovsky Mileykovsky & Associates Skokie

Brenda O'Neil Prudential Burnet Realty Lake Forest

George Slominski Baird & Warner Highland Park

Judy Wilkenson Coldwell Banker/Kahn Glenview

Harvey Hoffman, GRI Koenig & Strey Lake Forest

Harold Cowell, Jr., GRI Prudential Burnet Realty Glenview

A big thank you to all of you & our exhibitors that attended our convention!! For those of you that were unable to attend our mini-convention, the trade show vendors came from near and far to support the North Shore Board of REALTORS(. Here's a complete list of those exhibitors. We look forward to seeing all of you at our 1999 event...

Dan Schermerhorn, CPM, Chairman of the Board, awarding Cal Sutker a Certificate of Appreciation for his support to the REALTOR(r) family.

Here are Barbara Kozerowitz (left) and Elizabeth Cox (right) exhibiting professional development and real estate products available from the North Shore Board Store.

Bonnie Newman, Skin Care & Image Consultant, working with Gold Coast Glamour to provide professional make-up for the photography shoots through out the day.

Seta Ajram - Re/Max Alliance North Suburban, Skokie

Gayle Alexander - Prudential Burnet Realty, Evanston

Linda Barbera-Stein - Coldwell Banker/Kahn, Highland Park

Mary Borgstrom - Coldwell Banker/Kahn, Glencoe

Tracy Miller Chaet - Coldwell Banker/Kahn, Highland Park

Michael Goldstein - Gold Realty Group Corp., Chicago

Boris Kapi - Baird & Warner, Glenview

Michiko Miyake - Century 21 Marino, Morton Grove

Melissa Morreale - Coldwell Banker/Kahn, Northbrook

Jeanine Leyden Sekera - Prudential Burnet Realty, Glenview

Fern Sharkey - CB Kahn - Cyrus, Evanston

Jeanine Kay Spinner - O.T. Pickell, Bannockburn

Janie Westenfelder - Coldwell Banker/Kahn, Winnetka

Lisa Wheeler - Baird & Warner, Evanston

New offices

Thomas M. Carroll - Carroll Houseworks, 433 Woodlawn Ave., Glencoe, 60022, (847) 835-5169.

Michael Goldstein - Gold Realty Group, 3057 N. Rockwell, Chicago, 60618, (773) 267-2300.

David S. Gordon - David S. Gordon & Assoc., 5301 W. Dempster St., Suite 208, Skokie, 60077, (847) 663-1600.

Walter Kihm, Jr. - Cyrus Homes, 2953 Central St., Evanston, 60201, (847) 869-8200.

Reinstatements - Welcome back!

Caroline Ephraim - Baird & Warner, Highland Park

Susan Sheehan - Coldwell Banker/Kahn, Winnetka

Talla Zhitnitsky - Alliance Realty, Lincolnwood

Transfers - REALTORS® (office in parentheses is former office)

Ann Barnard - Century 21 North, Northbrook (Re/Max North, Northbrook)

Stacci Barosso - Koenig & Strey, Deerfield (Coldwell Banker/Kahn, Deerfield)

Else Berge - Koenig & Strey, Northbrook (Baird & Warner, Glenview)

Robert Conter - North Shore Realty, Glenview #4230 (Century 21 North Shore, Glenview)

Deborah Domick - Prudential Burnet, Glenview (Coldwell Banker M & M, Skokie)

Jerry Gutnayer - Coldwell Banker/Kahn, Winnetka (Jerry Gutnayer, Northbrook)

Jodie Holder - Prudential Burnet Realty, Lake Forest (Prudential Burnet Realty, Deerfield)

Lily Hosseini - Koenig & Strey, Northbrook (Baird & Warner, Glenview)

Merle Kramer - Prudential Burnet Realty, Glenview (Coldwell Banker M & M, Skokie)

Murlyn McDowell - Prudential Burnet Realty, Lake Forest (Baird & Warner, Lake Forest)

Helen Neketis - Re/Max Showcase, Lake Forest (Re/Max Avenue, Deerfield)

Nancy Riley - Prudential Burnet Realty, Deerfield (North Shore Premier Properties, Wilmette)

Shery Schneidwind - Prudential Burnet Realty, Winnetka (Baird & Warner, Winnetka)

Roz Shapiro - Prudential Burnet Realty, Glenview (Coldwell Banker M & M, Skokie)

Susan Sommers - Prudential Burnet Realty, Deerfield (Koenig & Strey, Deerfield)

Terminations - REALTORS®

Sara Abbassian - Koenig & Strey, Inc., Glenview

John Adler - CB Kahn - Cyrus, Wilmette

George T. Anton - CB Kahn - Cyrus, Evanston

Irma Aug - Prudential Burnet Realty, Glenview

Jose G. Beltran - Alliance Realty, Inc., Lincolnwood

Maggie Blondis - CB Kahn - Cyrus, Evanston

Karen Bristol - CB Kahn - Cyrus, Wilmette

Isabel Dardick - MGM Realty, Skokie

Elizabeth B. Devogelaere - Griffith, Grant & Lackie, Lake Forest

Barbara Diettrich - Prudential Burnet Realty, Deerfield

Brenda Dubov - CB Kahn - Cyrus, Evanston

A. Milette R. Famorca - Coldwell Banker M&M, Skokie

Kathy Doetsch-Hidy - ERA Doetsch Realty, Glenview

Michael Hobin - CB Kahn - Cyrus, Evanston

Sung Lyer Hyun - Midway Enterprise Realty, Inc., Lincolnwood

Anita Jacobs - CB Kahn - Cyrus, Evanston

Louise John - Baird & Warner Residential Inc, Lake Forest

Sylvia Kelson - Century 21 Marino, Inc., Morton Grove

Eric Kerlow - Greenview Realty, Chicago

Christy Jin Kim - Continental Realty Group II, Lincolnwood

Alexander Komisarenko - Kenilworth Realty Co, Kenilworth

Joseph A. Koop - Prudential Burnet Realty, Glenview

Marie O. Levin - Coldwell Banker M&M, Wheeling

Paul B. Majer - Dream Homes USA, Inc., Northbrook

Joanne Miner - Jean Wright Real Estate, Winnetka

Julia Mitchel - Prudential Burnet Realty, Deerfield

John O'Donnell - ERA Preferred Realty Group, Lincolnwood

Joan Regan - Prudential Burnet Realty, Evanston

Debra E. Rice - CB Kahn - Cyrus, Evanston

David M. Sadler - Greenview Realty, Chicago

E. Michele Samson - Coldwell Banker/Kahn, Highland Park

Marion Scully - Prudential Burnet Realty, Highland Park

Pat Semrow - Century 21 North Shore, Glenview

Linda Shayman - Coldwell Banker/Kahn, Deerfield

Suzanne M. Smith - CB Kahn - Cyrus, Evanston

Gus Tsoulos - Century 21 Marino, Inc., Morton Grove

Nina Turner - Leader Realty, Skokie

Beth Wood - Prudential Burnet Realty, Winnetka

Paul Yaffee - ERA Preferred Realty Group, Lincolnwood

David Zahn - Benson Stanley Realty, Chicago

Office Changes

The firm of Jerry Gutnayer has closed. Jerry is now with Coldwell Banker/Kahn, Winnetka. PNC Mortgage has moved to 75 N. Fairway Drive, 1 East, Vernon Hills, 60061, phone and fax numbers are the same as before - (847) 267-0180 and fax (847) 267-0190.

North Shore Realty #4230 has a new phone number of (847) 853-9494. Mail should be directed to 954 Golfview Rd., Glenview, 60025.

Greenview Realty has dropped membership.

April 1

Sue Ahn

Dorothea Buller

April 2

Batti Atar

Joung Bak

Therese M. Crowley

Frances Ellis

Igor Groysman

Judith M. Kaplan

Abol Mabadi

John Michaels

Barbara Pepoon

Dorothy Petruzzello

Sherry Schneidewind

April 3

Agnes Cibon

Elliot Jaffe

Marleen Lipschultz

Gaye Sodke

April 4

Richard G. Boyd

Fred Feinstein

Susanne Hollander

Susan K. Levinson

Arline Levy

Audrey Press

Joan Ross

Andrea Stein

April 5

Carol Hendrix

Katherine M. Hudson

Judy Laner

Maureen Morey

Jane Pickus

Nancye Shaevitz

April 6

Katy Elliott

Diane Israel

Annette Kaefer

James Lane

Milton Leeds

Steve Rice

Youngsook Shin

Janet Staackmann

April 7

Joyce Andersen

Carol A. Bild

Gretchen Brewster

Roni Fayette

Michael Fuller

Jody K. Hillger

Cherylette Hilton

Ramesh Patel

Gail E. Polin

Walter R. Servos

Katalin Wolf

April 8

Suzanne C. Driggs

Jean George

Lee Grosky

Eugeny Kislenko

Dennis Niles

F.E. Rosenfeld

April 9

Shiela Harris

A.G. Krone

Elaine Meo

Grace G. Murray

Gene Schloss

April 10

Sue Moon

Joseph Nash

Edgardo V. Rimando

April 11

Pamela Kirby

Ruth Ann Moore

Helen Neketis

Marsha C. Noble

Heidi Papa

Ruth Payne

Dorothy Podgorski

Phyllis Price

April 12

Patricia B. Denenberg

Fran Fryman

Erv R. Luchs

Sara Ann Maloney

Lou Manfredini

Linda Neustadt

Bill C. Pool

Lesley Siegel

April 13

Joan Christopoulos

Lawrence D. Hassebroek

Pamela T. Reynolds

Sarah Rosinski

Susie Schechtman

Ned Skae

April 14

Michael Adelman

Dmitriy G. Fridman

John Graf

Chic Sullivan

Trudy Unger

April 15

Deborah Gross

Mary Keegan

Sylvia Kovitz

Sam Wallach

April 16

Tamie Amerman

Judith M. Bergstrom

Joseph D. Cavolick

Anna Cherniak

Libby Liss

Matrona Malik

Carolyn Thurlow Somers

April 17

Bobbie Berk (Strom)

Michael A. Brooks

Dean Pappas

April 18

James C. Choi

Jacqueline Klein

Joanne Laporte

Lyn Mathews

Helena Meier

Thomas R. Molitor

Thea Nash

Gerald Perlow

Susan Segal

Joanne P. Siapkaris

April 19

Stuart Adler

Barbara Koch

Shai Lothan

April 20

Joyce Z. Gallo

Wallace Jones

Jennifer P. Noone

Allyn W. Rawling

John P. Schermerhorn

April 21

Catherine Coudrier

Esther Erickson

Patrick Grinnan

Helen Jaffe

Eugene Lang

Nina Mitkevich

Deborah O. Ogunro

Helen S. Panje

April 22

Ava P. Burgher

Marlene Samson

Norv Waldron

Judith Yesnick

April 23

Louise C. Dierks

Brian Jessen

Phyllis Kogen

Marilyn Lyons

Stephen M. Thacker

Ellen Wolf

April 24

Robin Bentley-Gold

Sharon Glidden

Donna E. Hardy

Lois Levy

Christopher P. Moran III

Ina Nechamkin

Donald Price

April 25

Sam Borek

Arnella Darien

Nancy Gibson

Mary Lou Hollocker

Elizabeth Keepper

Stephen McCann

Sybil Rosenstein

Patricia Strong

Scott Webster

April 26

John Barney

Christine Drimalla

Ellen Kaplan

John L. Krifka

Lynn Patterson

Mary Jane Ratty

Bing Reid

April 27

Lynne Heidt

Nickolaus P. Holleck

Beverly J. Pedraza

Frances Rothstein

Ed Watts

Kevin Wirth

April 28

James Clark

Marco DiPietro

Karen J. Goldberg

Sandra S. Mendal

Midge Powell

Garret Van Wagenen

April 29

Diane Elkins

Gwen Hartsell

Galina Ikhlova

Martin Kong

Deborah Phillips

Nancy Taylor

April 30

Beverly D. Curry

Karen Dubin

Mary Anne Havey

Piero Orsi