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OLD LYME. New London County.--(Form of government, selectmen, town meeting, board of finance.)--Set off from Saybrook, February 13, 1665; Inc., May, 1855, as South Lyme; taken from Lyme; name changed in 1857. Total area: 28.8 sq. miles; land area: 23.1 sq. miles. Population: est., 7,432. Voting district: 1. Residential community and summer resort. Freight: Served by Providence and Worcester Co. and numerous motor common carriers. Post offices: Old Lyme and South Lyme.
 
TOWN OFFICERS. Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Vicki Urbowicz; Hours, 9:00 A.M.-Noon, 1-4 P.M., Mon.-Fri.; Address, 52 Lyme St., 06371; Tel., (860) 434-1605, ext. 220, 221; FAX, (860) 434-1400. Website: www.oldlyme-ct.gov.--Asst. Clerk and Asst. Reg. of Vital Statistics, Courtney C. Joy.--Selectmen, 1st, Bonnie A. Reemsnyder (D), Tel., (860) 434-1605, Christopher W. Kerr (R), Mary Jo Nosal (D).--Treas., Timothy C. Griswold.--Bd. of Finance, Andrew L. Russell, Chm., Bennett J. Bernblum, H. Perry Garvin III, J. David Kelsey, Janet G. Sturges, David Woolley; Alternates, Adam Burrows, Judith Read, Anna Reiter.--Tax Collector, Judith A. Tooker.--Bd. of Assessment Appeals, David Evers, George Finley, Timothy C. Griswold.--Assessor, Melinda Kronfeld.--Registrars of Voters, Marylin C. Clarke (D), Catherine Q. Carter (R).--Supt. of Schools, Ian Neviaser.--Pension Comm., Gil Soucie, Jean Wilczynski, vacancy; Kathleen Hall, Ex Officio.--Bd. of Education, Michelle Roche, Chm., Erick Cushman, Rick Goulding, Diane Linderman, Martha Shoemaker, Jean Wilczynski, Stacy Winchell.--Planning Comm., Harold L. Thompson, Chm., Robert P. McCarthy, Vice Chm., Jonathan Curtis, Todd Machnik, Steven A. Ross; Alternates, Barbara Gaudio, Donald Willis, vacancy.--Zoning Comm., Jane E. Cable, Chm., Jane R. Marsh, Paul Orzel, Gil Soucie, Alan Todd; Alternates, Harvey Gemme, two vacancies.--Zoning Bd. of Appeals, Nancy Hutchinson, Chm., Kip Kotzan, Vice Chm., Marisa Hartmann, Stephanie Mickle, Dan Montano; Alternates, Stephen Dix, two vacancies.--Economic Development Comm., Justin Fuller, Co-Chm., Howard Margules, Co-Chm., Joseph Camean, Robert Jose, William O'Meara, John Stratton, Gregory Symon, two vacancies.--Ethics Comm., Robert Staab, Chm., Michael P. O'Brien, Vice Chm., Dwayne Basler, Jennifer Kendall, Patricia M. Trainor; Alternates, Ron Paine, two vacancies.--Conservation Comm., Tom Sherer, Chm., George James, Maureen Plumleigh, three vacancies; Alternates, three vacancies.--Open Space, Bruce Baratz, Amanda Blair, Peter Cable, William Dunbar, Gregory Futoma, Gary Gregory, Evan Griswold; Alternates, three vacancies.--Inland Wetlands Comm., Rachael Gaudio, Chm., Robert DePianta, Gary Gregory, Evan Griswold, Tom Machnik, William McNeil, vacancy; Alternates, two vacancies.--Water Pollution Control Auth., Richard Prendergast, Chm., Donna Bednar, Vice Chm., Joseph Carpentino, Frank Chan, Andrea Lombard, Robert McCarthy, Dmitri Tolchinski, Douglas Wilkinson, vacancy; Alternates, Steve Cinami, two vacancies.--Flood and Erosion Control Bd., Todd Machnik, Chm., Donald Willis, Vice Chm., Steve Martino, Steve Ross, Gary D. Smith; Alternates, three vacancies.--Shellfish Comm., Mervin F. Roberts, Chm., Todd Machnik, John Seckla.--Harbor Mgmt. Comm., Steve Ross, Chm., Mark Beatty, Robert Falaguerra, George Finley, William Harris, John MacDonald, Michael Magee, Jeffrey Meinke, Tom Meyer; Alternates, Teri Lewis, Richard Shriver, vacancy; Harry Plaut, Harbormaster; Michael Mackey, Deputy Harbormaster.--Historic Dist. Comm., Cynthia Taylor, Chm., John Forbis, Vice Chm., Dini Mallory, Barbara S. Traskos, vacancy; Alternates, Jeff Cooley, two vacancies.--Town Historian, John Pfeiffer.--Lymes Senior Center Bd., Jeri Baker, Chm., Kathy Lockwood, Vice Chm., Donald Abraham, Joan Bonvicin, Susan Campbell, John Cody, Doris Johnson, Dorothy McAndrew, Jacqueline Roberts.--Social Svs., Jennifer Datum.--Senior Center Dir., Stephanie Lyon Gould.--Comm. on Aging., Joan Bonvicin, Phyllis Shepard-Tambini, three vacancies.--Municipal Agent for the Elderly, Cynthia Taylor.--Visiting Nurse, Karen Veselka.--Parks and Recreation Comm., Robert Dunn, Chm., John Flower, Mary Ellen Garbarino, Missy Colburn Garvin, Tim Gavin, Glynn McAraw, Brendan McKeever; Donald Bugbee, Dir.--Building Official, Mark Wayland.--Rogers Lake Auth., Richard Smith, Chm., Jenell Janes, Robert Recor.--Tree Warden, Thomas Degnan.--Tree Comm., Joanne DiCamillo, Chm., Joan Flynn, M.D., Vice Chm., Anne Bing, Michael Gaffey, Emily Griswold; Alternates, two vacancies; Tom Degnan, Ex Officio.--Sanitarian, Ledge Light Health Dist.--Chief of Fire Dept., Thomas Risom.--Fire Marshal/Emergency Mgmt. Dir., David Roberge.--Animal Control, Lynn Philomen.--Town Atty., Suisman/Shapiro.--Judge of Probate, Atty. Jeffrey McNamara.--Justices of the Peace, William U. Archer, Peter M. Bauchmann, John A. Bysko, Jane E. Cable, Nancy L. Campbell, Christopher Carter, Barbara McBride Doyen, Jason C. Gagnon, Timothy C. Griswold, Monique Heller, Doris C. Johnson, Victoria K. Lanier, Leslie J. Massa, Brendan P. McKeever, Maurizio Nichele, Mary Jo Nosal, Agnes Q. O'Connor, Christopher F. Oliveira, Frank S. Pappalardo, Lawrence I. Peterson, Jr., Daria M. Phelps, Harry Plaut, Doris A. Recor, Bonnie A. Reemsnyder, Ruth D. Roach, Mervin F. Roberts, Jennie A. Rubera, John D. Seckla, Michellee K. Speirs, Judith A. Tooker.
 
OLD SAYBROOK. Middlesex County.--(Form of government, selectmen, town meeting, board of finance.)--Inc., July 8, 1854. Total area: 21.6 sq. miles; land area: 15.0 sq. miles. Population: est., 10,132. Voting districts: 2. Principal industries: electronics, boat building, photographic supplies, printing, tools and dies, and food processing. Transp.--Passenger: Served by Amtrak, and by Greyhound. Freight: Served by Providence and Worcester Co. and numerous motor common carriers. Post office: Old Saybrook.
 
TOWN OFFICERS. Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Sarah V. Becker; Hours, 8:30 A.M.-4:30 P.M., Mon.-Fri.; Address, 302 Main St., 06475; Tel., (860) 395-3135; FAX, (860) 395-5014. Website: www.oldsaybrookct.org. E-mail: sarah.becker@oldsaybrookct.gov.--Asst. Clerks and Asst. Regs. of Vital Statistics, Christina Antolino, Cynthia E. Kane.--Selectmen, 1st, Carl P. Fortuna (R), Tel., (860) 395-3123; FAX, (860) 395-3125, Carol A. Conklin (D), Scott M. Giegerich(R).--Treas., Robert W. Fish.--Bd. of Finance, David F. LaMay, Chm., Paul Carver, Donna Nucci, John J. O'Brien, Barry S. O'Nell, Carol Rzasa, Thomas D. Stevenson.--Tax Collector, Barry E. Maynard; Asst., Wendy Morison.--Bd. of Assessment Appeals, Ruth M. Fitzgerald, Chm., Peter T. Gallagher, Jeffrey A. Gibson.--Assessor, Norman B. Wood.--Registrars of Voters, Joan Strickland (D), Joan Broadhurst (R).--Supt. of Schools, Jan Perruccio.--Bd. of Education, Tara Nolin Barros, Chm., Eileen D. Baker, Karen E. Brodeur, George Chang, Jan Furman, James Henderson, Alan R. Hyla.--Ethics Comm., Edward Cassella, Donald Hunt, Kerry E. Knobelsdorff, Paula A. Ladd, M.J. Lewandowski.--Planning Comm., Paula S. Kay, Trevor A. Ladd, Robert D. Missel, Kenneth Soudan, Kathleen A. Sugland; Alternates, Douglas McCracken, Mark Patterson, Thomas R. Cox.--Zoning Comm., Robert C. Friedmann, Chm., Mark R. Caldarella, Madeleine B. Fish, Geraldine M. Lewis, Ann Marie Thorsen; Alternates, Michael Cianfaglione, Joanne Gadon, Justin Terribile.--Zoning Bd. of Appeals, Dorothy T. Alexander, Kevin Danby, Robert J. McIntyre, Jacqueline Prast; Alternates, Brenda Dyson, Catherine Purcell, Mark Velardi.--Zoning Enforcement Officer, Christina Costa.--Economic Development Comm., Joseph J. Arcari, David Cole, Carol Conklin, John DeCristofoto, Judy Ganswindt, Matthew J. Pugliese, Elizabeth Swenson, vacancy; Alternates, Sandra Roberts; Susan Beckman, Exec. Dir.--Conservation Comm., Richard Esty, Thomas Gezo, Kelly Hartshorn, Donna Leake, Christine Picklo, Larry Ritzhaupt, Glenda Sohl.--Inland Wetlands Comm., Members-at-Large, J. Colin Heffernan, Charles Savage, Charles Wehrly; Alternates, Elizabeth Steffen, Janis Esty. Alyse Yeager.--Aquifer Protection Agency, In accordance with Chapter 2 of the Town Code.--Agent for the Elderly, Susan Consoli.--Municipal Advocate for the Disabled, Heather McNeil.--Public Health Nursing Bd., Sharon G. Craft, Diane A. Depaola, Priscilla Funck, Mary E. Kennedy, Donald Mill, Elizabeth Owen, Joseph Termine; Alternate, Mary Anne Iadarola.--Library Dirs., William Michael Cameron, Janet Hodge-Burke, Susan Mariani, Patricia O'Brien, Michael Osnato, Alan L. Schwarz, Kathleen Smith, Nancy Walsh, Nathan Wise.--Municipal Historian, Elaine Staplins.--Parks and Recreation Comm., Thomas Boland, Susan E. Esty, Nancy Shepard Gatta, James Henderson, Kevin S. Lane, Steven P. Pernal, Star Rueckert; Ray Allen, Dir.--Supt. of Public Works, Lawrence Bonin.--Building Inspector, Tom Makowicki.--Building Bd. of Appeals, Edmund Binder, Kenneth Gibble, C. Talcott Scovill, Robert Wendler.--Shellfish Comm., Lawrence P. Bonin, Chm., David Colvin, Jr., Shannon Duggan, Andrew Pandiani, James Mitchell.--Harbor Mgmt. Comm., David Cole, Paul Connolly, Richard Goduti, Robert Murphy, Robert Soden.--Chief of Police, Michael A. Spera.--Police Comm., Donald A. Cooper, Frank D. Keeney, Dan Moran, Kenneth Reid, Renee Shipee, Carl S. VonDassel, vacancy.--Chief of Fire Dept., Joe Johnson; Deputy, Tom Listorti.--Fire Marshal, Peter Terenzi III.--Emergency Mgmt. Dir., Michael A. Spera.--Town Atty., Michael E. Cronin.--Justices of the Peace, Jason Becker, Joyce L. Cappiello, Edward M. Cassella, Carol Conklin, John F. DeCristoforo, Allan Fogg, Carl P. Fortuna, Jr., Robert R. Hansen, Donald E. Hunt, Mary E. Kennedy, Kathleen Foley Marshall, Barbara J. Maynard, William E. Millspaugh, Janet V. Murray, Barry S. O'Nell, Joseph Onofrio II, Arthur K. Pope, Emilio J. Scamporino, Michael Spera, Elizabeth D. Steffen, Joan B. Strickland, John J. Torrenti, Jr.
 
ORANGE. New Haven County.--(Form of government, selectmen, town meeting, board of finance.)--Inc., May, 1822, taken from Milford and New Haven. Total area: 17.4 sq. miles; land area: 17.2 sq. miles. Population: est., 13,997. Voting districts: 3. Principal industries: corporate headquarters, telecommunications, retail and fine restaurants, research and development, printing, woodworking, home building, surgical equipment, child care, precision equipment, industrial sheet metal, grafting wax, steel sash, machine screws and communications equipment, and candy making. Transp.--Passenger: Served by buses of Connecticut Transit. Freight: Served by Conrail and numerous motor common carriers. Post office: Orange.
 

TOWN OFFICERS. Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Patrick B. O'Sullivan II; Hours, 8:30 A.M.-4:30 P.M., Mon.-Fri.; Address, Town Hall, 617 Orange Center Rd., 06477-2423; Tel., New Haven, (203) 891-4730; FAX, (203) 891-2185. Website: www.orange-ct.gov.--Asst. Clerk and Asst. Reg. of Vital Statistics, Mary Jane Whalen.--Selectmen, 1st, James M. Zeoli (R), Tel., (203) 891-4737, Paul Davis (D), Mitchell R. Goldblatt (D), John Carangelo (R), Ralph G. Okenquist (R), Judy W. Williams (R).--Treas., Arthur B. Williams III.--Bd. of Finance, Kevin Houlihan, Chm., James A. Leahy, Kevin T. Moffett, Joseph Nuzzo, Patricia Romano, P.J. Shanley; Alternate, vacancy.--Dir. of Finance, John M. Cifarelli.--Bd. of Ethics, Jena Barretta, John M. Barton III, William Butler, William Musco, Shelby Wilson.--Tax Collector, Sandra Pierson; Assts., Sally Ferko, Isabelle Hernandez.--Bd. of Assessment Appeals, Fred Messore, Chm., Andrew Blanchette, Albert Melotto, George Russo, Jr., vacancy.--Assessor, Mark Branchesi.--Registrars of Voters, Janice Casey (D), Frederick Kendrick (R).--Supt. of Schools, Vincent Scarpetti.--Bd. of Education, William Kraut, Chm., Kimberley M. Browe, Jeffrey Capp, Chantell Ewen-Bunnell, Charles Flynn IV, Betty Hadlock, Susan E. Riccio, Mary Welander, Christian Young, Ken Ziman.--Planning and Zoning Comm., Oscar M. Parente, Chm., Ralph Aschettino, Kevin G. Cornell Paul Kaplan, Judy Smith.--Zoning Bd. of Appeals, Noah Eisenhandler, Chm., Kenneth Gambardella, Rudolph Miller, Gregory Natalino, Pat Panza; Alternate, David Crow, Matthew Pickering.--Zoning Enforcement Officer, Paul Dinice.--Economic Development Comm., Armand Cantafio, Chm., Royce Brosler, Nisha Falcigno, Erica Oliphant, Carl Russell.--Conservation Comm., Cindy Ruggeri, Chm., Jonathan Clark, Sharon Ewen, Robert McCorkle, Kent Tullo, Donna Wesoloski, Amy Williams.--Tree Comm., Philip Grande, Chm., Gail Nixon, two vacancies.--Inland Wetlands Comm., Rick Mangione, Chm., James Ewen, Lesley Giovanelli, John Hudson, William C. Perfetto, Jr., Diana Ross, Ronald Ruotolo.--Historic Dist. Comm., John Brandes, Chm., Marvin Jamron, Vice Chm., Patricia Clark, Clifford Dudley, vacancy; Alternate, vacancy.--Community Svs. Comm., James M. White, Chm., Nettie Bartocetti, Peter Boppert, Arlene Consiglio, S. Aileen De Feo, Kevin Hadlock, Veronica Hendrick, Antoinette Hudgens, Betsey Kirchberg, Margaret Novicki, Susan Noonan, Pat Ziman; Joan Cretella, Dir.--Orange Government Access Channel Comm., Sol Silverstein, Chm., Gary DelPiano, Robert Kelly, Tina Magyar, Michael Muttitt, vacancy.--Dir. of Health, Amir Mohammad M.D.; Asst., Robert Baltimore, M.D.--Bd. of Public Health, Severio Fodero, Chm., Paul Barash, M.D., Rhoda Gorenberg, Sohail Kayani, Carol Luddy, Kristy Macci, Norman Marieb, two vacancies.--Library Dirs., Katalin Baltimore, Chm., Nancy Becque, Stephanie Cuzzocreo, Diana Duarte, Sharon Greco, Ursula Hindel, Edward Martin, Elizabeth Meyer, Maureen White; Kathy Giotsas, Librarian.--Parks and Recreation Comm., Joseph Lembo, Chm., Stephen Bespuda, David Corris, Linda Kantor, James O'Connor, James Ronai, Chuck Stackpole, two vacancies; Dan Lynch, Dir.--Youth Svs. Coord., Jessica Simone.--Town Engineer/Dir. of Public Works, Robert Brinton.--Building Inspector, Lucien DiMeo.--Sewer Supt., vacancy.--Tree Warden, Joseph Ross.--Building Bd. of Appeals, Ralph Aschettino, William Bergantino, Paul Foley, two vacancies.--Water Pollution Control Auth., Philip Grande, Sr., Chm., Nick Mastrangelo, Michael Ritchelli, C. Robert Sigler, Michael Visnic.--Sanitarian, Brian Slugoski.--Chief of Police, Robert Gagne.--Police Comm., John Barton, Chm., Christopher Carveth, Roy Cuzzocreo, Mark Grasso, Marion K. Hurley.--Constables, Jody B. Daymon, Michael P. Donadeo, Santo Galatiolo, Jr., Glen Papelo, Robert C. Shanley, Randolph D. Thomas, Jeffrey P. Vargo.--Chief of Fire Dept., Vaughan Dumas.--Fire Marshal, Timothy P. Smith.--Emergency Mgmt. Advisory Council Dir., Fred Palmer.--Town Atty., Vincent Marino.--Justices of the Peace, Carmela N. Apuzzo, Karen Arnold, Tracy Benedetto, Christopher B. Carveth, Susan Clark, Alexandra Joy Crocco, Teresa L. DeNichols, Leone DiSorbo, Noah Eisenhandler, Vincent Farricielli, Santo J. Galatioto, John Grasso, Marie Gull, Marian K. Hurley, Carlyne Labrecque, Susan Ann Noonan, Audrey Packo, Craig Stahl, Suzanne Sutton.

 
OXFORD. New Haven County.--(Form of government, selectmen, town meeting, board of finance.)--Inc., Oct., 1798; taken from Derby and Southbury. Total area: 33.4 sq. miles; land area: 32.9 sq. miles. Population: est., 13,035. Voting district: 1. Principal industry: agriculture and light manufacturing. Transp.--Freight: Airport, served by numerous motor common carriers. Post office: Oxford.
 
TOWN OFFICERS. Clerk and Reg. of Vital Statistics, Margaret A. West-Mainor; Hours, 9:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M., Mon.; 9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M., Tues.-Thurs.; 8:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M., Fri. (This office closes for lunch between 12:30 P.M.-1:00 P.M. each day); Address, 486 Oxford Rd., 06478-1298; Tel., (203) 888-2543; FAX, (203) 888-2136. Website: www.oxford-ct.gov. E-mail: townclerk@oxford-ct.gov.--Asst. Clerks and Asst. Regs. of Vital Statistics, Rosemary Harner, Linda J. McKane.--Selectmen, 1st, George R. Temple (R), Tel., (203) 888-2543, Scott Flaherty (D), Jeffrey J. Haney, Sr. (R).--Treas., Vincent Palutis.--Tax Collector, Sharon Trede.--Bd. of Finance, Susan L. Arpin, Robert A. DeBisschop, Kathryn Dennen, Dana D. Flach, Paula Jensen, Jack Kiley.--Bd. of Ethics, Mary Androski, Ben Blue, Susan Decker, Ron Kostek, William A. Leider, Patricia Tarasovic, David Vernooy.--Bd. of Assessment Appeals, Edward L. Carver, Jr., Ann Krane, Martin I. Wing.--Assessor, Teresa Geremski.--Registrars of Voters, Joanne Jelenik (D), Linda Crowe (R).--Supt. of Schools, Ana V. Ortiz.--Bd. of Education, Christine Kimball, Stephen M. Kozek, Shelley Lacey-Castelot, Stephanie Miller, Susan G. O'Brien, Robert T. Pettinella, Deborah Sherman, Diane L. Soracco, Victor Tomporowski.--Planning and Zoning Comm., Tanya Carver, Patrick Cocchiarello, Arnold Jensen, John Kerwin, Jeffrey P. Luff, Daniel P. Wall, Peter R. Zbras; Alternates, Joshua Dykstra, David T Sauter, Greg Wanamaker.--Zoning Bd. of Appeals, Paul Aiksnoras, Larry K. Ellis, Ovid W. Haskins, Jeffrey T. Holmes, Brett Olbrys; Alternates, Gerald Petrucelli, Andrew J. Pianca, vacancy.--Economic Development Comm., Patricia Blanko, Michael Caprio, Edward Carver, Scott Halstead, Michael Macchio, Victor Tomporowski, Daniel Wall; Alternates, Kathy Johnson, Steve E. Smith.--Housing Auth., Robert Peck, Chm., Peter Aiksnoras, Elaine Barrett, William Burns, Kathleen O'Connell.--Conservation and Inland Wetlands Comm., Michael Herde, Chm., Joseph Lanier, Susan Purcella-Gibbons, William A. Richter, Ethan A. Stewart.--Aquifer Protection Agency, Tanya Carver, Chm., Patrick Cocchiarello, Harold J. Cosgrove, Arnold Jensen, Jeffrey P. Luff; Alternates, Arnie Jensen, John Kerwin, Glenn Persson, Todd Romagna, Ed Rowland, Pete Zbras.--Elderly Comm., Betty Andrews, Jean Brown, Susan DeSheen, Connie Koskelowski, Joyce Niestemski, Henry Rotzal, Jr.--Dir. of Health, Neal A. Lustig.--Library Dirs., Joann Briganti, Nicole Bunnell, William Federowicz, Margaret M. Keating, Kathleen O'Brien, vacancy.--Municipal Historian, Dorothy A. DeBisschop.--Park and Recreation Comm., Greg Baktis, Christine Bavone, James Leach, Kenneth Maher, Jennifer Mahmood, Glen Schumitz, Kelly Weymer, Jennifer Wolyniec, vacancy.--Park and Recreation Dir., Kyra Nesteriak.--Public Works Dir./Engineer, vacancy.--Tree Warden, Leonard Beauprey.--Town Engineers, Nafis and Young.--Building Official, Gordon Gramolini.--Building Code Bd. of Appeals, Steven J. Fetyko, Andrew Gazsi, Leonard J. Tomasheski, two vacancies.--Water Pollution Control Auth., Fred D'Amico, Chm., Karl E. Borkowski, Larry Ellis, Robert Farnum, Robert Peck.--Lake Authorities, Housatonic: Scott Ames, Kathy Udall, Michael Udall; Zoar: Jamie Dobrovich, John Downs, Jr., Richard Speer.--Sanitarians, Joe Kmetz, Nancy Kontout, Mona LaBissionaire.--Chief of Police, George R. Temple.--Resident State Trooper, Sgt. Daniel Semosky.--Chief of Fire Dept./Civil Preparedness Dir./Fire Marshal, Scott Pelletier.--Town Atty., Kevin Condon, Condon & Savitt PC.--Justices of the Peace, Susan L. Arpin, Carl William Bosch, Peter Bunzl, Edward L. Carver, Jr., Kate C. Cosgrove, Lila Ferrillo, Betti R. Hellman, Joanne P. Jelenik, Nelson V. Jones, Jack Kiley, Linda J. McKane, Mary Beth Nelsen, Joyce A. Niestemski, Glen P. Persson, Timothy M. Richmond, Henry E. Rotzal, Jr., Paul T. Schreiber, Nanci D. Simmons, Marie Stempert, Beverly A. Stebbins, George R. Temple, Rocco G. Trungadi, Peter R. Zbras, Sr.