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MARCH

March 28- SW: Susan Wald; D: Owen Renfroe

March 29- SW: Shelly Moore; D: Joseph Behar

APRIL

April 1- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: Christine R. Magarian

April 2- SW: James Fryman; D: William Ludel

April 3- SW: James Fryman; D: William Ludel

April 4- SW: Shelly Moore; D: Mary Madeiras

April 5- SW: Victor Miller; D: Mary Madeiras

April 8- SW: Susan Wald; D: William Ludel

April 9- SW: Victor Miller; D: Andrew Lee

April 10- SW: Susan Wald; D: Owen Renfroe

April 11- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: David Forsythe

April 12- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: Joseph Behar

April 15- SW: Shelly Moore; D: William Ludel

April 16- SW: James Fryman; D: Owen Renfroe

April 17- SW: Shelly Moore; D: Joseph Behar & Shelly Moore

April 18- SW: Shelly Moore; D: Andrew Lee

April 19- SW: Victor Miller; D: Mary Madeiras

April 22- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: Andrew Lee

April 23- SW: Susan Wald; D: Joseph Behar

April 24- SW: James Fryman; D: Owen Renfroe

April 25- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: Mary Madeiras

April 26- SW: James Fryman; D: David Forsythe

April 29- SW: Susan Wald; D: Andrew Lee

April 30- SW: Shelly Moore; D: Owen Renfroe

MAY

May 1- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: William Ludel

May 2- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: -------

May 3- SW: Susan Wald; D: William Ludel

May 6- SW: James Fryman; D: Mary Madeiras

May 7-

May 8- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: Mary Madeiras

May 9- SW: James Fryman; D: William Ludel

May 10- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: William Ludel

May 13- SW: Susan Wald; D: Mary Madeiras

May 14- SW: James Fryman; D: William Ludel

May 15- SW: James Fryman; D: Owen Renfroe

May 16- SW: Shelly Moore; D: Anthony Morina

May 17- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: -------

May 20- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: Owen Renfroe

May 21- SW: Susan Wald; D: Joseph Behar

May 22- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: William Ludel

May 23- SW: James Fryman; D: Andrew Lee

May 24- SW: Shelly Moore; D: Mary Madeiras

May 27-

May 28- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: David Forsythe

May 29- SW: Susan Wald; D: Owen Renfroe

May 30- SW: Shelly Moore; D: Joseph Behar

May 31- SW: Susan Wald; D: Andrew Lee

JUNE

June 3- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: William Ludel

June 4- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: Mary Madeiras

June 5- SW: James Fryman; D: Shelley Curtis

June 6- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: Owen Renfroe

June 7- SW: Shelly Moore; D: William Ludel

June 10- SW: Susan Wald; D: Owen Renfroe

June 11- SW: James Fryman; D: Joseph Behar

June 12- SW: James Fryman; D: Joseph Behar

June 13- SW: Susan Wald; D: Mary Madeiras

June 14- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: David Forsythe

June 17- SW: ----------------; D: William Ludel

June 18- SW: Shelly Moore; D: Owen Renfroe

June 19-

June 20-

June 21-

June 24- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: Mary Madeiras

June 25- SW: James Fryman; D: Owen Renfroe

June 26- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: Owen Renfroe

June 27- SW: -----------------; D: Joseph Behar

June 28- SW: Susan Wald; D: Andrew Lee

AUGUST

August 5- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: William Ludel

August 12- SW: Shelly Moore; D: Joseph Behar

August 13- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: David Forsythe

August 14- SW: James Fryman; D: William Ludel

August 15- SW: Susan Wald; D: Mary Madeiras

August 16- SW: -------------; D: Owen Renfroe

August 19- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: Shelley Curtis

SEPTEMBER

September 9- SW: Susan Wald; D: Joseph Behar

September 10- SW: James Fryman; D: Shelley Curtis

September 12- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: Anthony Morina

September 13- SW: Susan Wald; D: Mary Madeiras

September 16- SW: ---------------; D: Owen Renfroe

September 17- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: Scott McKinsey

September 18- SW: Shelly Moore; D: Mary Madeiras

September 19- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: Owen Renfroe

September 20- SW: Shelly Moore; D: Joseph Behar

September 23- SW: James Fryman; D: Andrew Lee

September 24- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: Anthony Morina

September 25- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: Charles Correll

September 26- SW: Susan Wald; D: Owen Renfroe

September 27- SW: Susan Wald; D: William Ludel

September 30- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: Mary Madeiras

OCTOBER

October 1- SW: James Fryman; D: David Forsythe

October 2- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: Scott McKinsey

October 3- SW: Shelly Moore; D: William Ludel

October 4- SW: James Fryman; D: Mary Madeiras

October 7- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: Mary Madeiras

October 8- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: Joseph Behar

October 9- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: Mary Madeiras

October 10- SW: Shelly Moore; D: William Ludel

October 11- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: Joseph Behar

October 14- SW: Shelly Moore; D: Owen Renfroe

October 15- SW: James Fryman; D: Scott McKinsey

October 16- SW: Susan Wald; D: William Ludel

October 17- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: Owen Renfroe

October 18- SW: Susan Wald; D: Mary Madeiras

October 19- SW: James Fryman; D: Joseph Behar

October 22- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: David Forsythe

October 23- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: Owen Renfroe

October 24- SW: Shelly Moore; D: David Forsythe

October 25- SW: Susan Wald; D: Joseph Behar

October 28- SW: Susan Wald; D: Scott McKinsey

October 29- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: William Ludel

October 30- SW: James Fryman; D: Owen Renfroe

October 31- SW: Shelly Moore; D: William Ludel

NOVEMBER

November 1- SW: Susan Wald; D: Joseph Behar

November 4- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: Mary Madeiras

November 5- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: William Ludel

November 6- SW: Shelly Moore; D: David Forsythe

November 7- SW: James Fryman; D: David Forsythe

November 8- SW: James Fryman; D: Mary Madeiras

November 11- SW: Shelly Moore; D: Mary Madeiras

November 12- SW: Susan Wald; D: Joseph Behar

November 13- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: Scott McKinsey

November 14- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: Mary Madeiras

November 15- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: Andrew Lee

November 18- SW: Susan Wald; D: Owen Renfroe

November 19- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: William Ludel

November 20- SW: James Fryman; D: Joseph Behar

November 21- SW: Susan Wald; D: William Ludel

November 22- SW: James Fryman; D: Owen Renfroe

November 25- SW: Susan Wald; D: Scott McKinsey

November 26- SW: Susan Wald; D: Joseph Behar

November 27- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: Owen Renfroe

November 28- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: William Ludel

DECEMBER

December 2- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: Joseph Behar

December 3- SW: Shelly Moore; D: Mary Madeiras

December 4- SW: James Fryman; D: William Ludel

December 5- SW: Susan Wald; D: William Ludel

December 6- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: Scott McKinsey

December 9- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: Joseph Behar

December 10- SW: James Fryman; D: Joseph Behar

December 11- SW: Susan Wald; D: Mary Madeiras

December 12- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: William Ludel

December 13- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: William Ludel

December 16- SW: Shelly Moore; D: William Ludel

December 17- SW: Susan Wald; D: Joseph Behar

December 18- SW: Shelly Moore; D: Mary Madeiras

December 19- SW: James Fryman; D: William Ludel

December 20- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: Mary Madeiras

December 23- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: William Ludel

December 24- SW: James Fryman; D: Scott McKinsey

December 26- SW: Shelly Moore; D: Mary Madeiras

December 28- SW: Susan Wald; D: William Ludel

December 30- SW: Mary Sue Price; D: William Ludel

December 31- SW: Michele Val Jean; D: Owen Renfroe

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