CCCC News V1R2

Caribbean Casino Collectors Club Quarterly Newsletter

Volume 1, Issue 2 Winter 2008

Casinos of the Caribbean Antigua Aruba Bahamas Bonaire Cuba Curacao Dominican Republic Guadeloupe Haiti Martinique Puerto Rico St. Croix St. Kitts St. Maartin St. Vincent Suriname Trinidad and Tobago Turks and Caicos

Aruba Ÿ CHICAGO, Aug. 21, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- KL Holding Company, N.V., a closely held international resort and casino development company, today announced a new name for its recently acquired timeshare resort and casino -- The Aruban Resort & Casino at Eagle Beach.

The Aruban is the former La Cabana Villas and Royal Cabana Casino in Aruba. The property includes a 362-room timeshare and resort hotel consisting of two five-story buildings and two four-story buildings, a 48,000 square foot permanent casino, a restaurant (currently operating as a temporary casino) and recreational amenities. The Company recently sold $65 million in senior secured notes to institutional investors and purchased the resort assets for $50.3 million.

Company management said the new brand reflects "a sophisticated yet affordable destination timeshare resort and casino," adding that its new direction will be "Caribbean contemporary with American comforts." In addition to completely renovating and upgrading each condominium, the Company will redesign and renovate the permanent casino into a state-of-the-art gaming, showroom and restaurant facility. When completed the casino will be one of the largest in the Caribbean. In addition, the Company will be selling more than 15,000 timeshare interests.

(The casino is now called the Key Largo Casino.)

Antigua Ÿ The St. James Club closed on 04/01/2007. This information was provided by Bob Hiestand and confirmed on the internet.

Bahamas Ÿ October 8, 2007 - Bahama News. “Upon the construction by Ginn of at least 1,000 bedrooms (inclusive of rooms and units 800 of which will be within the condo-hotel ‘rental programme’ or within a non-condominium hotel), the government will grant simultaneous and/or subsequent approval for the construction of an American style casino having a minimum of 20,000 square feet gaming area, in addition to its related facilities,” the document reads.

The approval would be “subject to the casino being managed by a reputable and well known casino which meets all the requirements of the Hotel Corporation of The Bahamas for the issuance a Certificate of Consent and a Casino Management Agreement,” among other strictures. “It is agreed that government will not grant any other casino licenses west of the port area during the term of this heads of agreement (20 years), provided Ginn has opened the above casino within six years after the date of the sale of the first lot in the project.”

Curacao Ÿ Hyatt Corporation and Santa Barbara Hospitality, N.V. announced the signing of a long-term management agreement for Hyatt Regency Curacao Resort, Spa & Casino. Construction on the 350-room full-service luxury resort and spa will commence this summer with completion of the resort slated for late 2007. Offering views that are second-to-none, Hyatt Regency Curacao will be a full-service upscale getaway, perfectly situated on two bodies of water: the Caribbean Sea and the large inland bay known as Spanish Waters. The hotel is now scheduled for a mid-2008 grand opening.

Dominican Republic Ÿ Casino Dominicus Ups the Ante in the Dominican Republic. Comfortably nestled between the small fishing village of Bayahibe and the tropical Mecca of La Romana on the southeastern shores of the Dominican Republic, Casino Dominicus, a new high-stakes, Las Vegas-style casino debuting in December 2007, promises an unparalleled gaming experience engulfed by the natural splendor of this true players’ paradise. Highly arched ceilings, rows upon rows of regal carpeting and precious gold undertones will adorn the bustling gaming rooms, perfectly complementing the royal grandeur and elite level of service encountered by guests of this world-class casino.

Featuring Las Vegas odds, an exclusive players' club and the highest limits in the nation, Casino Dominicus will treat players to a luxurious, private gambling adventure. Lower minimum bets, when paid in pesos, will allow players the flexibility to further stretch their chances, while premier entertainment, haute cuisine and quality shopping will round out the offerings of this emerging destination, placing it on par with the major gaming establishments of the world.

Thick, green palm fronds rustle in the breeze, while warm, salty sea foam tickles your toes. Charming hotels lined by cobblestone streets and flourishing gardens filled with star fruits and coconuts seem to blend seamlessly with the verdant backdrop of lush forest and towering, majestic mountains. In the distance the pulsating beat of an intoxicating rhythm underscores an exhilarating soundtrack of slots spinning, dice rolling and highly coveted tokens spilling to the floor.

As the island's only casino with a players' club, a loyalty rewards program for frequent gaming, Casino Dominicus will provide two introductory offers, including free $20 match-play coupons and free $20 buy-in on slot machines. Club members will be able to accumulate points for rewards based on their play frequency. Meanwhile, members and non-members alike can earn comps for free rooms, meals and airfare at any of the casino's twenty-three gaming tables, thanks to a state-of-the-art player tracking system, unmatched by any other casino in the country.

From standard games such as Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Three Card Poker and Texas Hold'em Poker to new favorites like Caribbean Stud Poker and Mini Baccarat, Casino

12/31/2007 Page 3 Charles Kaplan, Editor © Copyright 2007 Dominicus will provide a variety of ways to win big, along with same-day cash back, exclusive $5 and $10 high paying slot machines and complete ticket-in ticket-out technology, resulting in the only cashless betting system in the Dominican Republic.

For sports fans and racing enthusiasts, Casino Dominicus' Race and Sports Book will give guests the opportunity to wager on major sporting events and horse races from around the world, including live simulcasts from the U.S. and Canada, bringing top-of-the-line gaming technology to the Dominican Republic. Soft, plush chairs and 42-inch, flat screen televisions will create the ideal setting for witnessing all of the action while relishing the comfort and luxury of the tropics.

The casino complex will additionally offer distinctive nightlife and entertainment and a collection of retail spaces, from expansive luxury shops to small boutiques of handmade, local crafts. The development's 1,000-seat theatre will bring Vegas-style, grand-name acts, including international and local talent, to this otherwise quiet haven, while the chic disco bar will serve fresh fruit cocktails, Caribbean spirits and light appetizers amidst lively conversation and energetic Bachata beats, the Dominican’s spin on 'country' music.

Three restaurants, ranging from fine cuisine to informal fare, will complete the destination's plentiful offerings. As an upscale dining option, Vesuvio at Casino Dominicus, like its original location in Santo Domingo, which has been delighting Dominican taste buds for over half a century, will serve classic Italian dishes and fresh seafood, including lobster, mussels, shrimp and red snapper, all flavored with a Caribbean twist. For guests desiring lighter, more casual fare, a sports bar will offer a full menu and drinks in a relaxed and informal atmosphere, while a contemporary sushi bar in the main shopping center will tempt more adventurous palates.

Operating seven days a week and only fifteen minutes east of the La Romana-Casa de Campo International Airport, Casino Dominicus will be easily accessible for all travelers to the La Romana and Bayahibe region and will provide continuous nightly shuttle service to the Coral Canoa Resort, Gran Dominicus, Iberostar Dominicus, Viva Wyndham Dominicus Beach and Viva Wyndham Dominicus Palace. For more information, please visit www.casinodominicus.com.

Jamaica Ÿ Jamaica Gleaner - Wednesday | October 24, 2007. The old La Mirage hotel in Montego Bay has been rebranded with its managers now saying the small, 21-room property will offer casino gaming as part of a full entertainment package that also includes a 'gentleman's club'. The investment scheme Cash Plus, headed by Carlos Hill, acquired the property in February 2006, and has renamed it Hillshire Hotel. Hillshire's renovation under way for eight months was being finalized last Friday when Wednesday Business visited ahead of a soft opening of the property on Sunday, October 21.

On Tuesday, the Betting Gaming and Lotteries Commission said casino gambling remains illegal and that Hillshire would not have had a license to offer that service. Hotels and other

12/31/2007 Page 4 Charles Kaplan, Editor © Copyright 2007 operations, however, are allowed to operate particular games and slots, under license granted by the commission. But the BLGC also said, following a review of its gaming system, that no application was made, nor has a license been issued for Executive Inn. Hill is the property's third owner in 22 years. Built in 1985, the hotel, located on Queen's Drive, in walking distance of the Sangster International Airport, began as La Mirage under the ownership of Osmond and Marcia Erskine.

Puerto Rico Ÿ Meet Puerto Rico - SAN JUAN, March 28, 2007. The Renaissance La Concha Hotel & Casino is expected to open in Fall 2007 with 248 rooms. The property will feature 15,000 sq. ft. of meeting space, as well as a 15,000 sq. ft. casino, three restaurants, oceanfront pool and a 5,000 sq. ft. fitness center located on the beach in the Condado section of San Juan.

Ÿ Miami, FL- February 13, 2007 – Gran Meliá, Meliá Hotel’s most prestigious brand, will be introduced for the first time in U.S. territory on May 1. Sol Meliá Hotels & Resorts has made its flagship in Puerto Rico a Gran Meliá, which recently revamped its brand attributes and is initiating new improvements. The brand’s changes reflect the outcome of the company’s research department (I+D+i) which analyzed market trends and new consumer profiles. Based on these results, Gran Meliá Puerto Rico will be able to better respond to the demands of an increasingly important market.

"We are pleased to respond to the needs of the market by bringing Gran Meliá to Puerto Rico. The brand's global reputation for top-notch service and quality will make it an ideal fit for Puerto Rico and a stand-out within its market", said Andre P. Gerondeau, executive vice president of Sol Meliá North America and the Caribbean.

The conversion to a Gran Meliá Puerto Rico, a traditional European Plan (EP) resort, is the result of changes in Puerto Rico's marketplace, as well as Sol Meliá's ongoing strategy to expand the Gran Meliá brand in the Americas. Gran Meliá is Sol Meliá's most luxurious EP brand, aimed at both the high-end leisure and business traveler.

Gran Meliá Puerto Rico will join the Gran Meliá Cancun as the second Gran Meliáresort in the Caribbean. Gran Meliá Puerto Rico is located beachfront on the island's northeastern coast known as Coco Beach, in the town of Rio Grande. The hotel features 486 junior suites distributed among 20 two-story bungalows, 96 suites, 5 The Garden Villas and one Presidential Villa.

Sol Meliá plans to make investments to improve the hotel’s services and décor subsequent to the new, rigorous standards set by the Meliá brand. Gran Meliá Puerto Rico will offer The Level, an exclusive service, more personalized than Royal Service, which will provide the most discerning guests with private areas, exclusive pool and beach areas, personal concierge and other customized services.

12/31/2007 Page 5 Charles Kaplan, Editor © Copyright 2007 Gran Meliá Puerto Rico, which will feature three restaurants, will also revamp its gastronomic offerings with Spanish-Puerto Rican fusion cuisine, a grill and a new Italian restaurant.

The resort will also include Yhi Spa, Sol Meliá’s new spa brand, a sophisticated facility designed for health and wellness. The new spa will feature more than 11,000 square feet offering the latest treatments for body, mind and soul.

St. Croix Ÿ Nov. 7, 2007 - Travel Agent Caribbean News. The Royal St. Kitts Hotel & Casino will celebrate its grand opening by early 2008. This 292-room, all-inclusive property is in the Frigate Bay area. Each room features air-conditioning, in-room wireless Internet service and its own private balcony with views of the adjacent Royal St. Kitts Golf Course, landscaped gardens, pool or lake. There are also two restaurants, two snack bars, two swimming pools, five bars, four tennis courts, fitness center, basketball half court, gift shop, beach cabana, nightclub and casino.

Ÿ Virgin Islands Daily News - Wednesday, November 14th 2007. ST. CROIX - Prospective Casino developer Paul Golden is contending with yet another legal challenge to his $275 million casino-resort project proposed for the Great Pond area of St. Croix's south shore - one that he attributes to his two other pending lawsuits. Because Golden defaulted on the terms of a $15 million loan from the SPCP Group, Superior Court Judge Francis D'Eramo ordered that if the debt cannot be settled by Jan. 15, the Great Pond property Golden purchased for the resort will be auctioned off to cover the rest of the loan.

Attorneys for Golden and SPCP Group told The Daily News that the two parties have entered into a confidential settlement outside of the court case. Gregory Hodges, attorney for SPCP, said that there would be no sale of Golden's property before Jan. 15. Treston Moore, Golden's attorney, said he is confident that Golden will be able to meet the terms of the settlement - making the auction unnecessary. Both Golden and Moore took issue with rumors that this order is the fatal blow to the planned casino project. "Paul Golden is extremely viable," Moore said. "The project is not dead," Golden said. "We are moving ahead."

In December of 2006, Golden borrowed $15 million from SPCP Group of Connecticut and agreed to repay the principal amount and any accrued interest, the court order states. The $15 million loan was used to cover development costs, such as mortgage and zoning application fees, design and engineering work, and to pay attorneys and consultants. To secure the loan, Golden pledged commercial property, referred to as "St. Croix Golf Resort and Casino" in the court order, and all additional lands or development rights he acquired in connection with the resort-casino, the order states. Also as part of the loan agreement, the order states Golden agreed to obtain an "irrevocable commitment letter" from Scotiabank or another lending institution for at least $125 million. Moore said that he did not participate in the loan contract negotiations, but the $15 million loan represents a link in a financial chain - strengthened by a

As of March 2007, Golden was not able to secure a financial commitment for $125 million - funding that he planned to use to start construction. SPCP Group, an affiliate of Silver Point Capital Partners, issued a notice of default in June and demanded that Golden pay the outstanding debt, which was about $11.5 million. The order states that as of Sept. 18, the loan amount due was just more than $12 million. Golden said two pending lawsuits - one awaiting a V.I. Superior Court ruling and the other awaiting a ruling by a federal appellate panel - are preventing him from completing the necessary financial transactions with lenders to begin construction.

St. Kitts Ÿ We were in St. Kitts and Nevis this summer (2007) and both casinos are now open in St. Kitts. I asked the Casino Manager at the Royal St. Kitts Casino about being closed because I knew it was closed when Terry was there. He said it was just closed for a little bit while they were doing some renovations. Even though it is at the "Jack Tar Village", they have never used the Jack Tar Village chips that we see. None of the old chips were available - they are still using the Bud Jones CIC chips.

This was a little pamphlet I picked up from the casino. Submitted by Scott Harmon.

12/31/2007 Page 7 Charles Kaplan, Editor © Copyright 2007 St. Lucia Ÿ Nov. 7, 2007 - Travel Agent Caribbean News. Recently, Travel Agent has learned that St. Lucia will get its first casino by 2009, with two more to come in the next two to three years. Ending ongoing efforts that spanned for nearly 10 years, St. Lucia’s Tourism and Civil Aviation Minister Senator Allen Chastanet said the first casino will be a Divi Resorts casino operated by Treasure Bay.

St. Maarten Ÿ LAKE TAHOE, NV / PR FREE / Jan 24 2007 -- New Westin Resort Dawn Beach Resort And Spa In St. Martin

More than 100 guests and island officials attended the event, which was presided over by Dan Szydlowski, regional general manager, Carlos Sanchez, general manager with comments by island council members Theodore Heyliger, Roy Marlin, Louie Laveist and Sarah Wescott-Williams. Tours of the property were also given.

The Westin St. Maarten Dawn Beach Resort & Spa is the newest and largest upscale resort in the Netherlands-governed province. It opened last month with 317 rooms, 99 luxury condominiums and six suites (including three Presidential Oceanfront Suites and three Parlor Suites), a full-service European-style Hibiscus spa, fitness room, on-site casino, nearly 20,000 square feet of flexible function space, several retail shops, the largest infinity pool on the island and endless water sports activities, creating a haven of relaxation and recreation. Guests have the choice of five oceanfront restaurants, including a fine dining restaurant, sushi bar, poolside café, lobby and pool bar and room service to satisfy any appetite. For more information, call 011-(599)-543-6700 or visit www.westin.com/stmaarten.

12/31/2007 Page 8 Charles Kaplan, Editor © Copyright 2007 Ÿ Atlantis World Casino, which currently operates Atlantis World Casino & Sportsbook in Mullet Bay/Cupecoy, Beach Plaza Casino on Front Street in Philipsburg and Paradise Plaza Casino & Sportsbook in Simpson Bay, is developing the Dunes Casino at the Caravanserai Resort. The Dunes Casino will open soon (?) at the Caravanserai Resort complex - a full featured casino with a wide selection of slot machines and all table games.

Suriname Ÿ July 1, 2007 - Caribbean Update. In an attempt to regulate casinos the government has submitted a bill to parliament to increase tax on casinos by 300%, a move that will seriously harm the gambling industry, casino owners here claimed, reports Caribbean Net News (May 26,2007). Finance Minister Humphrey Hildenberg said he initially he had suggested a much higher increase. Currently 21 casinos are in business here, too many for a population of 490,000, several members of parliament claimed.

Trinidad and Tobago Ÿ Trinidad Gives the Axe to Slot Machines. New legislation in Trinidad and Tobago has outlawed slot machines. President George Maxwell Richards has signed legislation banning slot machines, one of the most lucrative gambling activities in the Caribbean nation.

When the Gambling and Betting Act come into force it will be illegal for private member’s club or common gaming house to offers gambling by way of slot machines. An person guilty of owning, occupying, permitting, or establishing such an environment will be guilty of an offense and liable to a fine of $1,500 or one year of imprisonment. At one point in time, Section 10 of the Gambling and Betting Act exempted private member’s clubs established under the Registration of Clubs Act. The Finance Act of 2007 officially canceled that exemption if the club uses slot machines.

Section 5 of the Finance Act of 2007 was expanded to have the meaning of “gaming machine” include slot machines. Slot machines are now considered “any mechanical game or device set in operation by the insertion of a token and includes a gambling machine.

12/31/2007 Page 9 Charles Kaplan, Editor © Copyright 2007 Turks and Caicos Ÿ Online Casino News - 12 December 2006. Turquoise Development, Inc. (Pink Sheets:TQDC) announced that The Players Club, Providenciales' newest entertainment destination, is opening its doors to the public on Sunday, December 10, 2006.

The Players Club is a joint venture between The Game International and Carib Gaming Ltd. and Turquoise Development owns a 25% stake in Carib Gaming. It is recognized that despite its natural beauty, Providenciales currently offers little in the way of nighttime entertainment. The Game International and Carib Gaming feel that a sophisticated gaming parlor will prove a strong entertainment draw for both visitors and residents of the Turks & Caicos Islands.

Providing this unique nightlife setting in Providenciales, The Players Club will have 100 gaming machines, including the brand new multi-player Roulette, Blackjack, and Poker games in a comfortable air conditioned environment. These new games provide the look and feel of table games with the benefit of digital monitoring. And for the first time in Provo, the Players Club will provide progressive jackpots. Located at the Queen Angel Resort in Turtle Cove, The Players Club will offer an exciting gaming experience. Operating hours will be from 4p.m.-2a.m. Sunday through Thursday and 4p.m.-4 a.m. Friday and Saturday.

The 11 known TITOs from the Caribbean area have been added to the upcoming Ver. 2 of the TITO Collectors Catalog and to the Caribbean Chip Guide, now it is time to identify more types and add them to both reference sources.

The casino collectors press recently stated that almost all of the casinos in Puerto Rico had converted to TITOs. Since to date we have TITOs listed from 4 Puerto Rico Casinos that should mean that we have about 16 more to find as Charles lists 20 open casinos in Puerto Rico.

I am reviewing the casino/hotel web sites for the other Caribbean locations and trying to determine if they use TITOs, To date I have identified 5 more locations that have or should have TITOs, I would estimate that most casinos with 100 machines or more would be using TITOs, smaller places most likely not. Charles indicated in the CCG that about 115 casinos are open in the Caribbean area. I would guess that something like less than half of them would be big enough to have TITOs. Thus it would appear we have a lot of TITOs to find. As I do not travel to the Caribbean area I am going to ask those of you that do to add TITOs to your collecting interests during Caribbean trips.

Also since TITOs have been in use since 2000/2001 it is possible that some Caribbean Casino’s that opened or upgraded their slots and then later closed between 2000/2001 and 2007 could have had TITOs. most likely in the 2004 to 2007 period. If such TITOs exist they will be very had to find as it is unlikely many were saved.

Anyone with questions on TITOs and TITO collecting please feel free to contact me at [email protected].

Ÿ 2007 is now winding down to a close and soon we will welcome in the new year of 2008. Look forward to a new collectible CCCC membership card. Those who paid up dues for 2008 will automatically get the new card mailed to them. To those whose dues expire at the end of 2007, I will send out dues renewal notices.

If you would like to pay 2008 dues ahead of time, and save the club some postage, please send your checks or money orders to:

Caribbean Casino Collectors Club c/o Charles Kaplan 11 Calais Court Rockville Centre, NY 11570

Dues are $10 per year, you may also pay $20 for 2 years.

Ÿ I am currently working on a Caribbean ChipGuide website. The website has the look and feel of Greg Susong’s ChipGuide, www.chipguide.com. Greg very generously allowed me to copy the style of his website. The programming is completely original, done with PHP and MySQL. At this point the website is functional, but I keep on adding some new features as they occur to me. For instance, I just the capability to sort the list of casinos within a country by either city or name.

The major effort involves data collection. I started by loading the data base tables with information from my personal collection. Additional information was gathered from a number of sources, credits for these sources will be listed on the website. And the most time consuming part of the project are chip images. Each chip has to be scanned, cropped, resized, minimized, saved with a unique filename that is then added to the data base table. Double that for a chip that is not the same on both sides. I can do about 25 chips/hour and I have over 1,300 chips to do.

As it turns out, Terry Shaeffer was also working on a similar project. He was not as far along as I was, so we decided to join forces. We are going to use my website design and he is sending me all the chip images he has collected to date. That will be a tremendous help. Thanks, Terry.

Currently, I have completed the following countries: Antigua, Bahamas, Bonaire, Curacao, Haiti, Martinique, Puerto Rico, St. Croix, St. Kitts, St. Vincent, Suriname, Tobago, Trinidad and Turks & Caicos. By completed, I mean that I scanned in images of all the chips in my collection from these locations.

12/31/2007 Page 12 Charles Kaplan, Editor © Copyright 2007 I am not going to wait until I have all 1,300 chips scanned in, just enough to make the Grand Opening presentable. I know that there many, many more Caribbean chips out there than are in my collection. I would appreciate the following information:

Casinos - location (country, address, zip, etc.), phone, website address, opening and closing dates and pictures

Chips - casino name and location, issue date, and scans (full size and 150 to 300 dpi)

Please send the info, it does not have to be complete, as much as you have will do, to [email protected].

Every chip scan is acknowledged on the website with the name of contributor. Please be patient, it will take some time for me to catch up with the backlog of all the scans I have yet to do. Look for the Grand Opening sometime in December, 2007.

Ÿ The CCCC will continue to have ads in CC>CC’s Casino Chip and Token News, as long as we can provide articles. Please send me any articles that you would like to have published and I will work with the editor to get them in.

Ÿ Our first CCCC meeting will be at the 2008 CC>CC Convention, scheduled for June 18 to 21 at the Riviera Hotel. At this meeting, I would like to get the CCCC organized. That means electing officers (President, Vice-president, Secretary, Treasurer, and Membership) and drafting a constitution and bylaws. Those interested in participating in any capacity, please let me know. Hopefully, we will also be able to run a swap session at the meeting. Any other ideas?

There will also be a Caribbean themed educational seminar at the 2008 convention. Ralph Pollack did an excellent job at the last convention, I was amazed to see images of rare Caribbean chips I never even knew existed.

Ÿ If you will be vacationing in the Caribbean over the winter, please make sure to send me information about casino openings and closing and any new chip releases.

So that’s it for now, happy chipping.

Charles Kaplan

LastName, FirstName MbrNbr Email ------Bartley, Dick R-012 [email protected] Birl, Jerry R-027 [email protected] Black, Archie R-004 [email protected] Blanchard, James R-034 [email protected] Campagna, Michael R-016 [email protected] Cashman, Brian R-006 [email protected] Chopek, John R-029 [email protected] Dekeyser, Fred R-022 [email protected] Donoghue, Ray R-024 [email protected] Doroskio, Phil R-014 [email protected] Dunham, William R-041 [email protected] Follis, James R-033 [email protected] Genauldi, John R-007 [email protected] Gross, Irwin R-036 [email protected] Harmon, Scott R-023 [email protected] Heistand, Bob R-030 [email protected] Heron, Mike R-040 [email protected] Hodges, Rich R-009 [email protected] Hudik, Peter R-015 [email protected] Kaplan, Charles R-002 [email protected] Leuders, Don R-032 [email protected] Liscio, Paul R-025 [email protected] McGhee, Andrew R-031 [email protected] McKenzie, Von R-043 [email protected] Myers, Allan R-026 [email protected] Nathan, Peter R-021 [email protected] Nesbitt, Don R-044 [email protected] Noll, James R-017 [email protected] Pollack, Ralph R-001 [email protected] Rapley, Luke R-013 [email protected] Richter, Michael R-020 [email protected] Robbins, Marty R-038 [email protected] Rollins, Albert C. R-042 [email protected] Rosenblum, Eric R-037 [email protected] Silverman, Neal R-035 [email protected] Siskin, Michael R-005 [email protected] Smith, Christine R-011 [email protected] Smith, Sheldon R-010 [email protected] Steiner, Dave R-019 [email protected] Strutzel, Kurt R-039 [email protected] Thorne, Phil R-018 [email protected] Volberg, Pete R-003 [email protected] Williams, Dan R-008 [email protected] Zilberg, Boris R-028 ______

TOTALS: Printed 44 of the 44 records.