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1 The Catskill Canister The Catskill 3500 Club Steward of the Catskills The Catskill Canister April June Volume 50 Number 2 Trail Mix: News & Notes From The Club Membership Chair message Membership dues or subscription renewals for 2017 are due. If you have not yet climbed all the peaks, you are an aspirant and the renewal should be sent to Mike Dwyer. If you have been assigned a number, you are a member and dues should be sent to Dave White. Dues/ renewals are on a calendar year basis. If you joined mid-year, a partial year renewal can get you back on track. Each quarter you will receive an when the Canister is available (even if you elected to receive a paper copy.) The message will indicate your dues status. Additional member items are available for purchase; see the online dues form for pricing. Your Donations Your club supports a number of projects that we believe are in the best interests of the hiking community. We do that with the contributions that members make. Life Members and Life Aspirants who opt for electronic delivery of their Canister, also provide funds. During the last quarter, a large number of you have opted to join or renew at that level of support. All of us thank you. Injury at Kaaterskill Falls A 26-year-old woman who was hiking along the base of the upper Kaaterskill Falls slipped and fell approximately eighty feet, suffering head trauma and other injuries. Nine Forest Rangers, assisted by several local fire department personnel, secured the victim and transported her to an awaiting helicopter, where she was airlifted to Albany Medical Center. The victim was hiking on an undesignated trail. DEC and ADK have undertaken extensive work at the falls to improve public safety at Kaaterskill Falls. All visitors must stay on designated trails, observe posted warnings and protective enclosures, and follow important winter safety tips at press.html. Views from the Top The President's Column With this final submission my short lived writing career comes to an end. My two years as President have passed quickly. I want to thank you for the opportunity. We have accomplished a lot over the years and we can be proud. Most recently our support of the Summit Steward Program, which will be starting it s third year, has been very successful as reported by the DEC and NYNJTC. The Mesonet Weather Station was downsized from a tower measuring 100 to one of 33, lessening it s visual impact in the Platte Clove area. The diligent work of our members, with the help of the ADK, made this happen. Another undertaking was cleaning up the Blue Hole. With the help of our volunteers, the NYNJTC and the DEC the area is much cleaner. Illegal parking and over crowding persist but have improved. I want to thank those that endlessly volunteer and encourage those that have yet to participate. There are so many diverse opportunities from attending a Woolly Adelgid workshop to building and/or refurbishing a lean-to. This spring the CIC will be working on their Riparian Buffer Project and the club will be out doing road clean-up and trail maintenance. Again, I thank you for the honor of being your president and wish you all many wonderful days working and playing in the Catskills. Happy hiking. Connie Sciutto - President

2 Page 2 The Catskill Canister April June 2017 The Catskill Canister President Connie Sciutto president@catskill-3500-club.org Editor Kevin Morgan editor@catskill-3500-club.org Annual Dinner Chairman Michael E. Doehring tigermath@aol.com 7 Cloverdale Ave. White Plains, NY (914) Membership David White members@catskill-3500-club.org 28 Mulberry St. Clinton, NY (315) Subscriptions/Aspirants Mike Dwyer aspirants@catskill-3500-club.org 237 April Lane Bayport, NY Outings Bill Winterbottom outings@catskill-3500-club.org 192 Laurel Drive Shohola PA (973) T-Shirt Coordinator Ira Orenstein ksbiho@aol.com 18 Interlaken Ave New Rochelle, NY The Catskill Canister is published four times yearly by the Catskill 3500 Club, Inc. for $10.00 a year. Articles, not previously published, of less than 1100 words on hiking, essays, or poetry, should be sent to: editor@catskill-3500-club.org All material contained herein is copyrighted by the authors or by The Catskill Canister. Nominal dates for receiving the Canister are: Mar 15, Jun 15, Sep 15, and Dec 15. Conservation Corner A Note from our Conservation Chair, Carol White Resorting to Law Interpretation Belleayre Resort Background The Catskill Heritage Alliance (CHA) brought suit against Crossroads Ventures, the Belleayre Resort s parent company, and the Town of Shandaken Planning Board, arguing that the board acted beyond its authority by granting permits for the resort s multi-family dwellings. These are clearly not allowed by the zoning code, which allows single-family homes and duplexes but not multi-family dwellings in residential zones. Detached housing units in the proposed project don t meet Shandaken Zoning Code s definition of accessory use they are habitable and the issue of accessory buildings is straightforward: If they are not an accessory use, Crossroads cannot include them without obtaining a variance. Ulster County Supreme Court Judge Richard Mott referred the issue back to the Town of Shandaken Planning Board, instructing the Planning Board to refer the case to the Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) for a decision on whether these units, which developers plan to sell as timeshares, are allowed in residential zones. The Planning Board, supporting the Belleayre Resort, suggested a red-herring question: what is a lodge under the zoning code? Lodges could be defined for transient occupancy and thus permitted under the zoning code. Citizens urged the ZBA at a public hearing not to show favor to the resort when interpreting the clear law. The CHA had said, Members of the ZBA recognize the seriousness of the issues and are courageous enough to apply the Town s zoning code. So what happened? Mid-February, 2017 The ZBA with their attorney ruled on Feb. 15th that lodge units are in conformity with existing zoning regulations, a unanimous decision. The Planning Board can now issue permits, unless legally challenged again. The CHA makes the salient point that this decision could lead to massive over-development, not only at the proposed resort, but throughout the Town of Shandaken. This interpretation of the clear text of Shandaken s zoning code will justify placing this type of multi-family dwelling in every residential-zoned district in Shandaken! The CHA is examining options going forward.

3 April June 2017 The Catskill Canister Page 3 One remaining holdup to the resort was that the Belleayre Ski Center had not been upgraded. A Crossroads Ventures spokesman said, We have a unique piece of land if it s next to a first-class ski facility. Next to a second-class ski facility, we don t have that unique a piece of land. (We think it s a fine piece of land!). Crossroads would not build the resort if New York State taxpayers did not finance these improvements. The day after the ZBA decision, Governor Cuomo announced that the state will invest $8 million for Belleayre Ski Center upgrades a high-speed gondola, multiple lodge expansions, and the addition of modern amenities for two primary lodges. The press release issued by the Central Catskills Chamber of Commerce declares that these improvements will expand economic growth and investment opportunities for surrounding communities, a major boost to tourism in the Catskills and its economy; that the installation of this lift and other proposed changes will elevate Belleayre to a higher level of resort experience. Yet tourism in the region was doing quite well $1.83 billion in 2015, a 13% increase in 5 years and visitation up 14% in that period 11 million visitors in Tourism provides 17,000 jobs, 15% of the region s employment. Upgrades coming to Belleayre Ski Center: The new gondola system will include 65 cabins to transport guests to the summit in under six minutes. The Gondola will provide additional all-season revenue opportunities: Nordic and Cross Country skiing at the expansive summit of the mountain; Year-round scenic gondola rides as sold at Whiteface & Gore Mountains; Mountain biking from the mountain summit; Wedding and private party rentals at mountain summit. Overlook Lodge accesses upper mountain offerings and handles the majority of food and beverage offerings; Discovery Lodge at the lower area services beginner terrain and rental facilities. The state will provide $1.5 million for upgrades: For Overlook Lodge Increase seating capacity, storage and locker areas, daycare facilities, and expansion of food and beverage offerings. For Discovery Lodge Increase seating capacity, retail space, increased food/beverage locations, and additional office space to provide for a fully functioning learning area for all ages, with necessary amenities to service guests including bar and restaurant offerings. In Memoriam Jim Furey, member #2676, died on 11/23/16 at the age of 62. He and his brother Mike, and friend Ray Lynch climbed all the peaks together. They had annual pilgrimages to the Catskills in October since Later they added April trips as well as the required winter peaks. Battling cancer, Jim completed the list with Lone and Rocky last October, the month before he died. The estate of Judith Weiner, former Aspirant Chair of the club, has sent a bequest of $5000 (less estate taxes.) She was member #1287 and W#491 and a life member. See the April-June 2015 Canister. Don t Forget! Catskill 3500 Club s Fifty Second ANNUAL DINNER MEETING Saturday, April 1st, 2017 at The Chateau Route 32 (240 Boulevard) Kingston, New York (845)

4 Page 4 The Catskill Canister April June 2017 Rambles and Brambles: Hike Schedule April June 2017 Assumed Risk: Hiking involves certain inherent risks and persons participating do so at their own risk. In cool weather, hike participants should avoid cotton clothing, as it retains dampness and the resulting chill can result in hypothermia, which can lead to death. Instead, wear (and have available in your pack) garments of wool or fleece. Silk or polypropylene make the best base layers, as they tend to wick moisture away from the body. Hats, gloves, and a headlamp must be part of the standard early spring kit. Ice and snow can still be found unexpectedly in these peaks. In early spring, if there is any doubt about the conditions that may be encountered, each hiker is strongly advised to bring snowshoes and full crampons to the trailhead; the leader may advise that these do not have to be taken on the hike, but be aware that while there may be bare ground at the trailhead, there is often very significant ice and snow as the elevation increases, which could result in those improperly prepared being sent back. Anyone not properly equipped may be refused permission to participate, at the leader s absolute discretion. Don t be seduced by buds on the trees at the trailhead, early spring in the Catskills is not to be treated lightly. Rating System: Please be advised that the hikes listed herein would most likely be rated more difficult by clubs who hike in non-mountainous terrains Private Property: All Catskill 3500 Club hikes respect No Trespassing signs and the owners wishes in such regards; leaders shall obtain permission to cross private property when so required. Volunteer to Lead: If you are a member of the Club please consider becoming a hike leader. Just contact Bill Winterbottom: outings@ catskill-3500-club.org; (7 p.m.-9 p.m.), and he will arrange to add you to the low-volume private Yahoo list through which hikes are coordinated. You will be contacted via this means when hikes are needed. Group Size: All Club hikes are limited to 12 participants including the leaders. The DEC limits group size to 12 in the Wilderness Areas. Accordingly, all Club hikes allow no more than 12 participants. If in doubt, please contact the leader. Sun. April 2 - BEARPEN & VLY Distance: 7 mi. Ascent: 2000', Elev: 3600' 3529'. This relaxed-paced hike on trails, some maintained, some not. Well-behaved dogs welcome. Registration Period: Mar Leaders: Joe Ferri, newpaltz33@yahoo.com (914) Shari Aber shnaber@yahoo.com (914) Sat. April 8 - BALSAM LAKE & GRAHAM Distance: 10.5 mi. Ascent: 2400', Elev: 3720' 3868'. We ll hike at a moderate pace, visit tower, good views. Well-behaved dogs welcome. Registration Period: Mar April 6 Leaders: Joe Ferri, newpaltz33@yahoo.com (914) Shari Aber shnaber@yahoo.com (914) Sat. April 8 - NORTH DOME & SHERRILL Distance: 6.4 mi. Ascent: 2200', Elev: 3640', 3610' Moderately paced hike on a very strenuous bushwhack. Registration Period: April 1-4 Leader: Michael Bongar, #2173, W994, michael@bongarbiz.com Sun. April 9 - FRIDAY & BALSAM CAP Distance 7 mi. Ascent: 2800', Elev: 3694', 3623' Moderately paced hike on a strenuous bushwhack. Registration Period: April 2-7 Leader: Edward Gorczynski #2398 verticallyinclined1@live.com Sat. April 15 - BALSAM Distance: 5 mi. Ascent: 1795', Elev: 3600' Moderately paced trail hike. Registration Period: April Leader: Mike Stallbohm #1826 W745 mstall0128@hotmail.com Sat. April 15 - FRIDAY & BALSAM CAP Distance: 7.7 mi. Ascent: 2800', Elev: 3694', 3623' Relaxed paced but often strenuous bushwhack. Registration Period: April 6-13 Leader: Ted Shemella #1550 w789 tshemella@yahoo.com (preferred) (845) to leave message Sun. April 16 DOUBLETOP Distance: 5.5 mi. Ascent: 1900', Elev: 3860' Moderately paced bushwhack. Registration Period: April 3-14 Sat. April 22 - WINDHAM HIGH PEAK. Distance: 7 mi. Ascent: 1800', Elev: 3524' Moderately paced scenic through hike with a shuttle. Registration Period: April Leader: Neil Berenholz #2443; neilberenholz@gmail.com In case of bad weather or dangerous conditions, hikes may be canceled; if in doubt contact the leader.

5 April June 2017 The Catskill Canister Page 5 Sat. April 22 - ROCKY & LONE Distance: 10.3 mi. Ascent: 2300', Elev: 3508', 3721' Relaxed paced but long and sometimes strenuous bushwhack. Registration Period: April Leader: Ted Shemella #1550 w789 tshemella@yahoo.com (preferred) (845) to leave message Sun. April EAGLE Distance: 8 mi. Ascent: 1600', Elev: 3600' Moderate paced trail hike Registration Period: April Leaders: Laurie & Tom Rankin # 1337 / 1503 lauriejrankin@gmail.com (845) Sat. April 29 - PLATEAU Distance: 5 mi. Ascent: 1600', Elev: 3840' Steep ascent & descent, flat top with great views. Registration Period: Apr Leader: Keith Keator #1143 pref. kvkeator@yahoo.com Sun. April 30 - ROCKY & LONE Distance: 10.3 mi. Ascent: 2678', Elev: 3508', 3721' Moderately paced, strenuous bushwhack to two remote peaks. Registration Period: April david@dgbdesign. com Sat. May 6 - BIG INDIAN & FIR Distance: 10 mi. Ascent: 2166', Elev: 3700', 3620' Moderately paced hike on a very strenuous bushwhack. Registration Period: Apr May 5 Leader: Michael Bongar, #2173, W994, michael@ bongarbiz.com Sat. May 6 - RUSK & EAST RUSK Distance: 5.5 mi. Ascent: 1800', Elev: 3680' 3520'. Moderate paced, steep bushwhack. Well-behaved dogs welcome. Registration Period: April 27 - May 4 Leaders: Joe Ferri, newpaltz33@yahoo.com (914) Shari Aber shnaber@yahoo.com (914) Sun. May 7 - SW HUNTER & HUNTER Distance: 10.2 mi. Ascent 2300', Elev: 4040', 3740' Relaxed paced trail hike. Registration Period: April 27 - May 5 Leader: Ted Shemella #1550 w789 tshemella@yahoo.com (preferred) (845) to leave message Sun. May 7 - BIG INDIAN & FIR Distance 8 mi. Ascent 1641', Elev: 3700', 3620' Strenuous Paced Hike. Registration Period: April 27 - May 5 Leader: Edward Gorcynski #2398 verticallyinclined1@live.com Sat. May 13 - PANTHER VIA FOX HOLLOW Distance: 10 mi. Ascent: 2300', Elev: 3720' A moderately paced trail hike via a quite underutilized route. Registration Period: May 8-12 Leader: Paul Swieton #1824, W729 swietp@gmail.com Sat. May 13 - BLACKHEAD, BLACK DOME & THOMAS COLE Distance: 7.3 mi. Ascent: 1800', Elev: 3940', 3980' & 3940' Some steep & strenuous parts, great views. Registration Period: May 8-12 Leader: Keith Keator #1143 pref. kvkeator@yahoo.com Sun. May 14 - WESTKILL/ST.ANNE S PEAK Distance: 7.75 mi. Ascent 1900', Elev: 3880' Moderately pace trail hike including St. Anne s Peak. This will be a thru hike with car shuttle. Registration Period: May 2-11 Leaders: Margaret McGrath #2009, W939 and Jim Bouton #1539, W614 mmcgrath55@msn.com ( preferred) before 8 pm Rambles & Brambles Hike Schedule cont'd on page 6

6 Page 6 The Catskill Canister April June 2017 Rambles and Brambles: Hike Schedule continued... Sat. May 20 ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY CLEAN-UP Please join us for a few hours cleaning up the Club s section of Rte Bring work gloves and a great attitude all else will be provided, including refreshments afterward. Your participation helps the Club, the environment, and keeps Sat. June 3 - WESTKILL (National Trails Day) Distance: 8 mi. Ascent: 2600', Elev: 3880' Trail hike with beautiful views. Well-behaved dogs welcome. Registration Period: May 25 - June 1 Leaders: Joe Ferri, newpaltz33@yahoo.com (914) Shari Aber shnaber@yahoo.com (914) the Catskills beautiful! Registration Period: Open Sun. May 21 NORTH DOME & SHERRILL Distance: 6.5 mi. Ascent: 2500', Elev: 3540', 3610' Moderately paced, strenuous bushwhack. Registration Period: May 8-19 Sun. May 21 - INDIAN HEAD & TWIN Distance: 7.7 mi. Ascent: 2400', Elev: 3573', 3640' Traverse with car shuttle. Well behaved dogs are welcome. Registration Period: May Leader: Tom Martone #2454 W1010 tom.martone.cmc@gmail.com Sun. May 21 - BALSAM LAKE MOUNTAIN (Yoga) Distance: 5.8 mi. Ascent 1147', Elev: 3730' A moderately paced hike with a short yoga session at peak. Registration Period: May Leader: Pamela Martin #2102; Pamelamartininc@gmail.com Sat. May 27 - KAATERSKILL HP & ROUNDTOP Distance: 7 mi. Ascent: 1330', Elev: 3655' & 3440' Some steep parts, bushwhack and trail. Registration Period: May Leader: Keith Keator #1143 pref. kvkeator@yahoo.com Sat. May 27 - TWIN Distance: 5.2 mi. Ascent: 1750', Elev: 3640' Moderately paced and moderately strenuous trail hike. Registration Period: May Leader: Mike Stallbohm #1826 W745 mstall0128@hotmail.com Sat. June 3 - WITTENBERG (National Trails Day & Yoga) Distance: 8 mi. Ascent 2400', Elev: 3780' A moderately paced hike with a short yoga session at peak. Registration Period: May 27 - June 2 Leader: Pamela Martin #2102; Pamelamartininc@gmail.com Sat. June 3 - BEARPEN & VLY Distance: 7 mi. Ascent: 2100', Elev: 3600', 3529' Moderately paced bushwhack and trail hike. Well behaved dogs welcome. Registration Period: May 22 June 2 Sun. June 4 - SUGARLOAF Distance: 6.8 mi. Ascent 1800', Elev: 3800' A moderately paced hike; possible loop Registration Period: May 28 - June 3 Leader: Pamela Martin #2102; Pamelamartininc@gmail.com Sun. June. 4 RUSK, E. RUSK, HUNTER & S.W HUNTER Distance: 12.4 mi. Ascent: 3476', Elev: 3680', 3620', 4040', 3740' Moderately paced hike on a very strenuous bushwhack. Registration Period: May 26 - June 3 Leader: Michael Bongar, #2173, W994, michael@bongarbiz.com Sat. June 10 - SLIDE, CORNELL & WITTENBERG Distance: 9.8 mi. Ascent: 2800', Elev: 4180', 3860', 3780' Strenuous traverse with car shuttle. Registration Period: June 5-8 Leader: Tom Martone #2454 W1010 tom.martone.cmc@gmail.com

7 April June 2017 The Catskill Canister Page 7 Sat. June 10 - HALCOTT Distance: 3.2 mi. Ascent: 1726', Elev: 3520' Relaxed paced bushwhack. Registration Period: June 1-8 Leader: Ted Shemella #1550 w789 tshemella@yahoo.com (preferred) (845) to leave message Sun. June 11 - FRIDAY & BALSAM CAP Distance 7 mi. Ascent: 2800', Elev: 3694', 3623' Moderately paced hike on a strenuous bushwhack. Registration Period: June 4-9 Leader: Edward Gorczynski #2398 verticallyinclined1@live.com Sat. June 17 - GRAHAM Distance: 7 mi. Ascent: 1360', Elev: 3868' A moderately paced bushwhack. Rain, inclement weather will cancel. Registration Period: June Leader: Suzanne Knabe#1326; suzkna@msn.com; after 7:00 pm Sat. June 17 - BLACKHEAD, BLACK DOME AND THOMAS COLE Distance: 8 mi. Ascent: 2745' Elev: 3940', 3980', 3940' Moderately paced, sometimes steep traverse across the Blackhead Range. Well behaved dogs welcome. Registration Period: June 5-16 Sat. June 24 - WESTKILL Distance: 7.8 mi. Ascent 2600', Elev: 3880' Moderately paced trail hike. Brief car shuttle. Joint with ADK Long Island. Registration Period: June Leader: Lanny Wexler #593; highpt43@optimum.net :00 pm 10:00 pm Members and Aspirants: New Members 2664 Patricia Manfrates 11/13/ Alexandra/Ally Smith 08/07/ Andre Baruch 11/10/ Andre Brezina 11/19/ Leonard Bachman 11/06/ Betsy Smith 11/27/ Mariel Maffetone 10/23/ Daniel Russo 10/23/ David Gallagher 12/03/ David Mahoney 12/04/ Christopher DiRobbio 11/25/ Mike Furey 10/07/ Jim Furey 10/07/ Ray Lynch 10/07/ Elisabet Wallace 10/09/ Michael Bukowski 10/09/ Corene Petlin 11/05/ Brian A Ibbs 12/17/ Maggie Smith 01/17/ Michael Sassi 11/11/ Michele Sassi 11/11/ George Mahoney 12/26/ Mi Mi Kyah 12/23/ Elving Lara 01/02/ Peter Swank 12/28/ John Kielar 12/28/ Benjamin D Houck 01/21/ Ted Kersten 08/03/ Thomas Wilson 12/30/ Crystal Wilson 12/30/ Matthew Sanford 12/31/ Edie Mesick 12/10/ Dewan S Ahsan 10/29/ Hannah Lanzillo 12/26/ Thomas W Giblin, Jr. 12/31/ Maura Watters 10/23/ Mary Ferris 01/02/ Jim Higgins, Jr. 07/19/16 Continued on page 8... Dues or subscriptions for calendar 2017 are now payable. Those of you who receive the ed quarterly link from us also get a dues reminder. Members and Aspirants, who joined after the middle of the year, may renew at a half year rate to get back to calendar year renewal. Contact Mike or myself to confirm your status. Forms and rates are on the membership page of the website.. Dave White & Mike Dwyer Note: Click on this notice to go to our website to join or renew.

8 Page 8 The Catskill Canister April June 2017 New Members, continued from page Timothy P Lawrence 12/23/ Richard DuPont 12/23/ Tatyana Zakharenko 01/08/ Yury Nebieridze 01/08/ Matthew Dvorozniak 01/08/ Dorel Homentcovschi 01/09/ Dana Bennet 01/07/ Steven Welgoss 01/07/ Chris Adams 01/14/ George Hewitt 01/15/ Susan Tomanio 01/14/ Michael Labuskes 01/21/ Richard Feuer 01/21/ Tammy Feuer 01/21/ Karyn Hurley 01/22/ Jon Sommo 01/21/ Beth Critton 01/08/ Sonja Stark 12/29/ Jessica Haber 01/21/ Jason Haber 01/21/ Claudine Kos 01/21/ Caleb Ferguson 12/04/ Jeannette Rodriguez 12/04/ Nicholas Taegtmeier 12/31/ John Wamsley 01/01/ Svetlana Minakhina 01/22/ Christine Chwe 02/04/ Roy F Wooters 02/05/ Colette Levinstein 02/04/ Gichan Jee 01/31/ Eva Borsody Das 02/04/ Emily S Underwood 10/19/ E.J. Schneider 01/29/ Soon Lim 02/05/ Michael V Pantliano 01/29/ Kate Shaughnessy 02/18/ Dawn Zittel 02/18/ Tomasz Kowalczuk 02/19/ Alee Desiderio 02/19/ Chris DeRoberts 02/19/ Michael Relic 02/18/ Tahilia Rebello 02/20/ Matt Greene 02/20/ Kate Gant 02/19/ Cathy Edson 02/19/17 New Winter Members 1084 Mark Petrie /23/ Jay Lee /28/ Jesse Peltz /07/ Jeffrey Peltz /07/ Jeff Oliveri /15/ Luanne Vallese /15/ Robert Drake /22/ Susan Hall /21/ Nick Lanzillo /28/ Svetlana Minakhina /22/ Liam Gillespie /28/ Ed Schwetz /04/ E.J. Schneider /11/ Michael Pantliano /11/ Maggie Smith /11/ Jaco Cusmano /19/ Mike Relic /21/17 New Life Members 2248 Linda Kukol 2437 Robert Drake 2460 Susan M Hall 2615 Ethan Johnson Asp. Katherine Johnson Asp. Alexander Morris Asp. Karyn Hurley Asp. Colette Levinstein 2011 Sharon Fletcher 2012 David Fletcher 2084 Daniel Drury 2154 Andrew VanderPoel 2419 Debra Reif 2492 Jay Lee 2577 Hosu Lee 2627 Roger Green 2709 Steven Welgoss 2716 Karyn Hurley From Aspirant 2725 Nicholas Taegtmeier 2726 John Wamsley 2729 Roy F Wooters From Aspirant 2730 Colette Levinstein From Aspirant Note: Those members who finished after these lists may still receive a certificate at the dinner.