Here’s a few things that you may not KNOW, REMEMBER, UNDERSTAND or need an update on: Date Palm C.C. Organizations, Clubs and Fun Stuff.
• The DPCA ( Date Palm Community Association) is not an HOA in legal terms. Our DPCA service organization is a social group for the entire community and does ask for membership. This group is open to all residents and charges $25 per person or $45 per couple per year. There is an elected Executive Board made up of President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, plus Directors and Committees. The Directors serve specific areas of the community and the committees are: Action Committee, Sunshine Committee, Social Committee and others as needed. The Courier is paid for by the DPCA. The DPCA meets the first Thursday of the Month during the Season (October thru April) at 6pm in the Clubhouse. Come and check it out, always a good time (cake & coffee).
• C.O.P. (Citizens On Patrol) Volunteers from our community. They patrol the streets day and night in Golf Carts or their cars. Also, COP will do “Vacation Checks” on the perimeters of homes while people are away. COP asks for an approval request form to be completed for these home patrols. Our COP meets monthly in the COP office at Satellite 2 at 3p the first Thursday throughout the year. COP also assists the local first responders as required and offers “emergency equipment” and home safety items for sale. In addition, COP offers American Flags for sale and collects/retires old American Flags. COP answers their office phone 24/7, (760)328-3556.
• “BINGO”, the fun happens every Wednesday during the Season October thru May. BINGO is held in the clubhouse Wednesdays door’s open at 6pm, games 7 to 9pm. (PLEASE NO ALCOHOL)
• BUNCO, is a group that meets once a month during the season in Sat. 1 at 6pm on the first Monday of the Month. For information call Kathi Parkhurst 760-285-1262.
• GOLF Club that welcomes memberships during the season. These golfers do play all year around, Men: Tuesday and Friday.
• WATER AEROBICS, open to everyone in the large Clubhouse Pool, 8 am Monday thru Saturday.
• POKER, every Thursday evening at 6pm in Satellite 1.
• BIBLE STUDY, in Satellite 1 at 10am every Wednesday during the season October thru May 7. For more information call Becky 760-318-4840,
• COFFEE & DONUTS, FRIDAYS in the Clubhouse provided by our community Management. Come out and meet friends and neighbors, along with our managers 9 to 10 am every Friday.
• FRIENDSHIP POTLUCK, 3rd Friday of every month in the Clubhouse at 5:00pm, everyone welcome.
• DATE PALM CC DESERT BLUE GRASS/FOLK/JAM, 2pm to 4pm in the Clubhouse the 2nd Sunday of every month during the season, October thru May.
• PICKLE BALL, Check Flyer for times, on the pickleball court Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
• CANASTA or Mexican Train is played every Tuesday at 1pm in Satellite 1.
• Friends Of Dorothy is held the First Friday of every Month in the Clubhouse 6pm to 9:30pm.
• All Facilities are locked at 10pm by Security within 30minutes, clubhouse pool too, restrooms locked. It used to be open 24 hours, too many transient issues, if seen call the Police.
• 1995 Oldsmobile Aurora.
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1. Change your driving pattern when leaving and driving: Returning to your home and/or leaving. Drive around the block and always look for cars that might be following you.
2. If you are followed drive to a friend or the P.D..
3. *Keep your car key fob with alarm next to your bed.
4. ***Audible alarms and wheel boots work for Golf Carts and BIKES.
5. *Light up the exterior of your home. Use as many solar lights as possible around the exterior. And Motion Lights work well too.
6. Put lights on timers and TV/Radio on timers inside your home.
7. Get to know your neighbors, and COP members.
8. Proudly fly a lighted American Flag 24/7.
9. Do Not announce on social media travel plans.
10. The community does not allow solicitors. Never let a stranger in your home or give them information. Call the Police, the Office and/or COP if you encounter a solicitor.
• SEALED DIAPER PKG. (Don’t need to re- turn)
• WHEEL CHAIRS
• WALKERS/SEATS
• WALKERS
• WALKERS W/O WHEELS
• LRG. SHOWER CHAIR
• SML. SHOWER CHAIR
• POTTY CHAIRS
• EASY RIDE
• ELEVATED TOILET SEAT
• REGULAR CANES
• QUAD CANES
• CANES WITH SEATS
• 1 WHEEL CHAIR RAMP
• KNEE WHEELER
• CRUTCHES
• BLOOD PRESSURE MONITOR
• FOAM KNEE SPLINTS
• BED RAILS
• 6 FOLDING CHAIRS
• 2 6’ RECT. TABLE
11. If you are going away for an extended time, sign up with the COP for house checks (forms at Clubhouse, COP Garage Sat.2 & Admin. Office).
12. Be Vigilant, Be Observant, Be a Good Witness, Be Caring without interfering.
13. Don’t be paranoid, Don’t pass rumors, Don’t blame others for your lack of preparation. Never be afraid to call the Police.
14. REMEMBER WHEN CALLING FROM A CELL-PHONE to give your EXACT LOCATION AND ADDRESS.
COP OFFICE 760-328-3556 (24/7) CCPD Non 911760770-0300 + 1
Local Incidents, Calls and concerns
From your C.O.P., during the month. THIS is why we answer the phone 24/7, not a problem just a place to help where we can!
DAILY CALLS/ACTIVITIES
2/13 Trespasser selling car repair. Looked for and posted on bugle, call PD please. Could not find.
2/15 Received call from resident concerned about power outage in home after servicing thermostat. I was able to find circuit main shutoff and I turned in on. We able to have resident get new thermostat from our Ruben.
2/16 Call about children playing on the 12th green. Dispatched golf marshal and texted GM.
2/19 Received call about young woman on drugs sitting in front of Sat1 pool. I talked to the young lady, grand daughter of resident not on drugs, on phone sitting in shade. Very nice young lady, wished well and invited to donuts tomorrow.
2/20 Call from resident concerned about water leak. Not sure hers or parks. Advised to call the office and they would send maintenance bye to check either way.
2/23&24 New residents called about a theft on their property. Police report taken and it appears someone came on patio and took boxes begore they could be moved into the house. Unfortunately this happened and I shared some information about security and more.
2/24 Front gate called about resident told him looking like drug person on hole 8. I advised I am not available to call police.
2/25 Resident called to borrow walker. MEC delivered.
2/27 Call from resident to exchange borrowed shower chair. MEC handled.
3/1 Associate COP reported back gate issue at 6a. Notified GM 6:15am.
3/2 Resident called about gunshot and police in front of home. Police involved in domestic disturbance, police handled situation. I assisted for a couple of hours with resident crime scene blocking.
3/3 Received call to return Medical equipment. MEC handled.
3/3 Received call about participation in yard sale & dpca membership. I advised to refer to DPCA numbers and mentioned the meeting on 3/5.
3/4 Received call requesting electrician. Gave number of handyman I use. And to check the Courier for numbers.
3/4 Resident called about trespasser at home on Andorra, they were unable to get him to leave. I responded and was unable to locate, however I did call the CCPD to do a
check. I called resident reporting back, no answer.
3/4 6:21 PM resident called about construction noise at neighbors house. Advised that the noise ordinance I 7pm. We can call pd if it is necessary after 7, they said not to do that. All ok…
3/4 9:30pm resident call about scooted on the golf course near hole 10711. Responded immediately didn’t locate anyone.
3/6 Resident call about WFA,tank top, shorts no shoes smoking at the back gate. Dispatched COP unable to locate.
3/8 Call to assist with call to gate for family entrance later in the day. I called for the resident.
3/10 resident called requesting table for the yard sale, says called me from flyer. No must have found COP equipment from Courier. Finally connected on 3/11.
3/10 Resident called about WMA walking front 9 looking in houses, looks bad. I didn’t located immediately. Received call from office, WMA sitting on curb in front of office, called PD officer and I arrived same time. Transient was removed, had been visiting “friend” and got lost, very much under the influence, no warrants, so escorted off the property. Good call Thank You Residents and Office.
3/10 810pm Resident told of homeless camp return in the wash by hoe 10. 3/12 7:00 am called Officer Novy PD homeless liaison he will have removed as soon as can get in there.
3/10 Several cars were tagged with Parking Warnings that had been requested by the GM. These are parked in the main parking lot near the Flag. Please do not park there over night or long term without management approval. COP
3/11 7:30am, COP walker found hole in the Dog Walk fence, referred pictures and location to Maintenance Supervisor and GM. Supervisor Jaime completed today.
3/12 Received call to borrow table for the yard sale. Unable to fill request, tables already reserved.
3/13 8:30pm received call from resident about car outside of his home blocking the walk way and driveway. I am unable to respond. Worried EMS would not be able to access him if needed. I advised if fire needs to get in, they will move the car. I called the neighbor to have car moved, LMSG. Resident not satisfied, advised me, “I will take this to next level”.
2025 Citizens On Patrol Executive Board
President: Bill Kelly, (909) 915-7907 desertcop18@gmail.com
Vice President: Steve Young Treasurer: Carolyn Udovich
Recording Secretary: Sara Cardella
Correspondence Secretary: Bill Klaben
Sgt. At Arms: Scott Michaels
Medical Equipment Commissioner: Cherie Young
Golf Cart/Equipment Commissioner: John Udovich
If you are interested in joining your Citizens On Patrol Volunteer Organization please come to a meeting the First Thursday of Each Month in the Sat. 2 COP Office 760-328-3556 or call 909-915-7907.
COP IS NOT A CLUB OR ASSOCIATED WITH ANY OTHER GROUP IN DPCC, WE SUPPORT ALL CLUBS, GROUPS,RESIDENTS, FIRST RESPONDERS AND ELS.
Thank you all who attended this years FORTY SEVENTH ANNUAL Citizens On Patrol Pancake Breakfast fund raiser on Saturday, March 14th. It was a great success, with a HUGE crowd, many donations and great food. A very special Thank You to our Team of volunteers who once again, decorated, hauled grilles, purchased food, cooked, served our community, friends and families. The money raised goes towards: maintaining COP Patrol Golf Carts, Neighborhood Watch Signs, Special Handout Signs and more for all resiThank You Date Palm Country Club, Bill Kelly COP President
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ANSWERS SOMEWHERE IN THIS COURIER
Install this “My Cathedral City” App on your phones to report issues directly to Cathedral City, for appropriate follow up.
Google Cathedral City
Familiarize yourself with our AED’s, very easy to use. (Call 911 First)
FIRST MONDAY NIGHT EVERY MOHTH CLUB CART FOR SALE
We are looking for more players to our regular group. We play the first Monday of the month at 6pm in Satellite 1 card room.
Cost $10 and we ask you to bring an appetizer for 4, either sweet or sour to share. Please call Margaret Costa 925-357-0999 to add your name to the regular list or if interested in being on our sub list.
Date Palm Country Club
Desert Bluegrass/Folk Jam!
Next Jam Session: Sunday, April 12, 2026
Time: 2:00pm – 5:00pm
Main Clubhouse
The music you play is immeasurably valuable. Immeasurable. Because it's real. It's live. Authentic. And yes, it's flawed. Unsteady. Shifting. Beautiful.
(I love repeating this line because it’s so true.)
Pickers and Grinners are all welcome.
Singing is not required, but is always encouraged.
If you wish to jam, please RSVP TO: Denise (Dede) Ondishko email: dmondishko@MSN.com Phone:757-277-5376. Any other questions or concerns, call Mary Linhart 925.785.3100.
COME ON DOWN!
And if you want more…
WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Open Mic at Shadow Mountain at 6:30PM (73800 Ironwood Rd, Palm Desert). Come play your originals. Come play that favorite cover you've been laboring over! Or sing and Dede will accompany you on the Steinway.
FRIDAY NIGHT: Traditional Irish Session at Shadow Mountain Golf Course 6:30PM (73800 Ironwood Rd, Palm Desert) Have dinner and get your Irish on!
WEDNESDAY
APRIL 8TH THE LAST FOR THE SEASON
April 2026
1 WATER AEROBICS 8a
PICKLE BALL 730
BIBLE STDY. 10a BINGO 6PM 2 WATER AEROBICS 8a
MTG 3p
6P
6PM
6P
730
1p
COFFEE & DONUTS
WATER AEROBICS 8a PICKLE BALL 730
1p
1p
WATER AEROBICS 8a PICKLE BALL 730
BIBLE STDY. 10a BINGO 6PM last one 4
COFFEE & DONUTS 11 WATER AEROBICS 8a PICKLE BALL 730
730
1p
WATER
8a
BALL 730
STDY. 10a
WATER AEROBICS 8a
BALL 730 BIBLE STDY. 10a
WATER AEROBICS 8a POKER 6P AEROBICS 8a
COFFEE & DONUTS
PICKLE BALL 730
25 WATER AEROBICS 8a
PICKLE BALL 730
8a POKER 6P
BALL 730
1p
1p
BALL 730
6P
16 WATER AEROBICS 8a PICKLE BALL 730
8a
1p
6P
STDY. 10a
WATER AEROBICS 8a
& DONUTS 23 WATER AEROBICS 8a PICKLE BALL 730
WATER AEROBICS 8a PICKLE BALL 730
& DONUTS
DATE PALM COMMUNITY RESIDENT TELEPHONE/ADDRESS
LIST
If you want to participate, please send your name(s) Last, First, Address, Phone Number (or any combination, with or without Name, Phone or Address). Send to: thedpcccourier@gmail.com or text to 909-915-7907) NAME
Allen, Richard Jay ** 526 Calle Madrigal 760-902-0976
Altreide, Loren 314 Via Don Benito 760-668-8776
Becerra, Valerie 94 Paseo Laredo No 707-362-1663
Block, Judy 393 Paseo Laredo So 503-780-9339
Block, Stephen 393 Paseo Laredo So 503-970-6504
Bohos, Mark 70 Paseo Laredo No 209-480-0291
Bonventure, Howard 168 Ave Orontes 205-592-9059
Bonventure, Peter 168 Ave Orontes 205-234-4723
Cain, Robert & Janice 481 Calle Madrigal 760-770-3572
Cardella, Sara * 420 Paseo Lareo So 760-702-2006
Carril, Roland 381 Andorra 951-243-4405
Collett, Paul 314 Via Don Benito 415-319-3990
Corral, Anita ** 76 Via Minorca 619-200-1666
Costa, Maragaret 416 Paseo Laredo So 925-357-0999
DeMerit, Abe 223 Calle Leandro 760-992-4558
DeMerit, Roberta 223 Calle Leandro 760-992-4878
Denzer, Lenni & Jim 164 Av Orontes 951-500-6370
Dowling, Michael 363 Av. Andorra 951-532-2196
Evans, Alan 80 Via Minorca 760-898-9429
Evans, Glenn * 177 Av Orontes 760-321-4334
Ferm, Rita 96 Paseo Laredo No 909-754-4294
Ferm, Stan 96 Paseo Laredo No 909-754-4463
Flareau, Dana 424 Paseo Laredo So 760-534-8187
Flareau, Les 424 Paseo Laredo So 760-673-5706
Fournier, Michael 430 Calle Madrigal 760-567-1353
Hale, Robert ** 93 Paseo Laredo No 760-968-1600
Harju, Bill & Peggy 368 Ave Andorra 360-621-9083
Henderson, Pearl ** 135 Via Estrada 951-312-7281
Johnson, Elaine 81 Via Minorca 760-321-1374
Gadbois, Shirley 445 Paseo Perdido 760-202-3411
Gardner, Marty (Martha) 128 Via Estrada 707-484-8799
Gros, Betty 23 Via Val Verde 760-324-6335
Kelly, Bill * 515 Cerritos Way 909-915-7907
Kelly, Mary * 515 Cerritos Way 909-915-7934
Kiger, Chris 417 Paseo Laredo So 949-375-2159
King, Mike 48 Paseo Laredo No 847-650-2050
Klaben, Bill * 537 Cerritos Way 408-3752027
Klaben, Kate 537 Cerritos Way 408-375-0226
Knecht, Jackie ** 355 Andorra Way 775-335-7326
Koppert, Ron * 225 Calle Leandro 612-836-3000
Krogstad, Randall 235 Marisma Way 602-690-9279
Laguna, Frank 355 Andorra Way 775-335-7326
Lewis, Lisa 450 Paseo Perdido 818-402-2730
Lyckman, Sher 125 Via Valverde 760-272-9680
Linhart, M. Mary ** 332 Via Don Benito 925-785-3100
Lopez, Gregory 70 Paseo Laredo No 209-480-4734
Maag, Phillip 420 Paseo Laredo So 760-835-9114
Marks, Scott 48 Paseo Laredo No 847-650-0300
Meehan, John 184 Orontes Way 760-218-4910
Mobley, Dan 212 Marisma Way 760-408-8081
Mobley, Deb 212 Marisma Way 310-753-2493
Monte, James * 230 Marisma Way 707-291-7356
Mortis, Jeanne 419 Paseo Laredo So 760-423-3171
Obrien, Peter 39 Paseo Laredo No 760-507-6599
Orozco, Henry 204 Ave. Orontes 310-261-0228
Ortega, Barb 380 Av. Andorra 760-285-7845
Paine, Gene 386 Av, Andorra 425-241-7317
Paine, Linda 386 Av. Andorra 760-338-1849
Parkhurst, Kathi * 393 Paseo Laredo So 760-285-1262
Ponce, Joe 381 Andorra 951-243-4531
Rockwell, Sheryl 499 Paseo Perdido 760-413-9554
Sasman, Barbara 494 Calle Madrigal 760-898-8536
Schmitt, David 97 Paseo Laredo No 760-835-0444
Sharp, Joy 41 Paseo Laredo No 980-829-9613
Spratley, Genie 440 Calle Madrigal 909-331-7620
Spratley, John * 440 Calle Madrigal 760-699-7124
Steen, Mike * 232 Marisma Way 310-925-9514
Stallman, Charles 313 Via Don Benito 760-408-8467
Steinberg, Kayde 495 Calle Madrigal 760-699-8359
Stevenson, Walter 80 Via Minorca 760-883-0148
St. John, Phyllis * 226 Calle Leandro 818-274-2060
Stowell, David 97 Paseo Laredo No 760-835-1333
Sullivan, Kaaren 276 Ave Andorra 520-906-4122
Swager, Hadrian * 383 Av Andorra 442-434-8169
Swager, Terri 383 Av Andorra 442-307-9874
Tenner, Dori 503 Cerritos Way 503-646-5866
Thomas, Jeff 428 Calle Madrigal 912-996-5021
Thomas, Susan 428 Calle Madrigal 912-996-3648
Tucholke, Kevin 235 Marisma Way 602-402-2526
Udovich, Carolyn * 115 Via Val Verde 925-783-2866
Udovich, John * 115 Via Val Verde 925-628-3377
Warnecke, Gene ** 229 Calle Leandro 786-440-4685
Warnecke, Maria ** 229 Calle Leandro 858-518-6187
Williams, Tom 93 Paseo Laredo No 760-406-1600
Woosley, Sharon 130 Via Estrada 360-910-3075
Yonchik, Jim 421 Paseo Laredo So 562-972-1460
Young, Cherie * 99 Paseo Laredo No. 310-613–7031
Young, Steve * 99 Paseo Laredo No. 213-309-0905
Puzzles and Word Games you
Paul Revere Southern Flower
Adams Belfry
Boston
British
By land
By sea Church
Concord
Dawes
Firing
Grenadiers
Hancock
Horse Lantern Lexington March Midnight North end Patriot Paul Platoon Revere Revolution Ride Signal Silversmith Troops
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Across
1.Computer memory units
5.High school class
8.Need for fishermen
9.Regrets
11.Jason’s ship
12.“Cogito, ___ sum”
13.It isn’t silver or gold
15.Long, long time
16.Some baby toys
21.Cosmetic additive
22.Hokkaido people
24.Poet Angelou
25.___ tide
26.Battle of Britain grp.
27.Opens a door
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1.CEO’s degree
2.Make, as money
3.Garbage in, garbage out
4.Unhearing
5.Largest island in the world
6.Circular domed
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7.Prefix with phone
10.Costa del ___
14.Jersey call
16.Battering device
17.Winged
18.Spanish painter
19.In ___ of
20.A breeze
23.Bull markets
How to solve sudoku puzzles
April Sudoku
No math is required to solve a sudoku. You only need logic and patience.
Simply make sure that each 3x3 square region has only one instance of the numbers 1-9. Similarly, each number can only
appear once in a column or row in the larger grid. The difficulty on this puzzle is easy.
The headline is a clue to the answer in the diagonal.
TRIVIA TEASER
I Feel Like a Number
1.What actor was offered the role of 007 for The Living Daylights, but lost out due to his contractual obligations for the TV series Remington Steele? a-Colin Firth, b-Tom Selleck, c-Pierce Brosnan, d-Stellan Skarsgard.
2.What number was assigned to the captive title character on TV's The Prisoner? a-2, b-3, c-5, d-6.
3.Zero, Plato and Killer are friends of the title character of what comic strip? a-"Beetle Bailey," b-"Betty Boop," c-"Little Iodine," d-"Zippy the Pinhead."
4.Who played the former Borg, Seven of Nine, on Star Trek: Voyager? a-Jeri Ryan, b-Roxann Dawson, c-Jennifer Lien, d-Suzie Plakson.
5.Who played Number Two, the head henchman of Dr. Evil, in the Austin Powers movies? a-Will Patton, b-Bill Campbell, c-Robert Wagner, d-Samuel L. Jackson.
6.What rock band had a 1980 hit with the song "Hey 19?" a-Blood, Sweat & Tears, b-Steely Dan, c-The Edgar Winter Group, d-ZZ Top.
7.In 1963, Charles Schulz added a new kid to the "Peanuts" neighborhood whose name consisted of what number? a-3, b-4, c-5, d-7.
8.Zero Mostel won a Tony Award for his performance as the title character in which Broadway musical? a-Jesus Christ: Superstar, b-The Music Man, c-Pal Joey, d-Fiddler on the Roof.
9.Which title TV character had a best friend named Six? a-Hannah Montana, bBlossom, c-Punky Brewster, d-Moesha.
10.Maxwell Smart was Agent 86 on TV's Get Smart. What was the number assigned to his partner-wife, played by Barbara Feldon? a-13, b-24, c-36, d-99.
QUOTES
All journeys have secret destinations of which the traveler is unaware.
Martin Buber
No idea is final.
Taika Waititi
I would unite with anybody to do right; and with nobody to do wrong.
Frederick Douglass
I feel that we're all lighthouses, and my job is to shine my light as brightly as I can to the darkness.
Jim Carrey
Happiness is a simple, frugal heart.
Nikos Kazantzakis
In a dark time, the eye begins to see.
Theodore Roethke
Judge nothing, you will be happy. Forgive everything, you will be happier.
Sri Chinmoy
We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be.
Kurt Vonnegut
If you don't know where you are going, any road will get you there.
George Harrison
The point is not to pay back kindness but to pass it on.
Julia Alvarez
I'm an idealist. I don't know where I'm going, but I'm on my way.
Carl Sandburg
For small creatures such as we the vastness is bearable only through love.
Carl Sagan
The higher we soar the smaller we appear to those who cannot fly.
Friedrich Nietzsche
Here is a test to find whether your mission on earth is finished: If you're alive, it isn't.
Richard Bach
The lighter side
Psychiatry seminar
Psychiatry students were attending their first seminar. It was on emotional extremes. The professor wanted to establish some parameters, so he asked what they would say was the opposite of joy.
"Sadness," replied Mr. Nichols.
Ms. Biggs defined the opposite of depression as elation.
"And Mr. Martin, what is the opposite of woe?"
Bubba replied, "I believe that would be giddyup!"
The speeder
A man is stopped by police for speeding and the officer asks him for his license.
"I don't have one," the man says. "It was taken away for drunk driving."
So the officer asks for the man's vehicle registration.
"I don't have one," the man says. "This car is stolen and I've murdered the owner and stuck him in the trunk."
At this point, the officer calls for backup and in no time 10 police cars surround the stopped speeder.
The sergeant on the scene approaches the car and orders the man to open his trunk. He does and it is empty. The sergeant then asks for the man's driver's license. The man pulls out a valid license and vehicle registration.
"I don't get it," the sergeant says, "My officer here says you told him you had no license or registration and that you stole this car."
The man shakes his head and says, "I bet that liar told you I was speeding too."
Answer to 'I Feel Like a Number'
1-c, Pierce Brosnan 2-d, 6
3-a, "Beetle Bailey" 4-a, Jeri Ryan
5-c, Robert Wagner
6-b, Steely Dan 7-c, 5 8-d, Fiddler on the Roof 9-b, Blossom 10-d, 99
