44 Unit 219 President Jeri Edge, 850-455-0803 [email protected]Vice President Audree Newman, 850-729-0924 [email protected]Treasurer Kay Huke, 850-916-4289 [email protected]SBN Liaison & District 9 Representative Sue Smith, 850-995-7125 [email protected]Board Members Armand Grassi, 850-248-3371 [email protected]Deverle Little, 850-727-4240 [email protected]DISCIPLINARY CHAIR Gayle Marr, 850-243-5457 850-420-7009 Beth G. McArthur, 850-265-3181 [email protected]EDUCATION CHAIR Amy Reznik, 850-894-1947 [email protected]Garlan Sisco, 850-433-8437 [email protected]Ginger Thomas, 850-893-0790 [email protected]Steve Whitaker, 850-222-5797 [email protected]UNIT 219 President’s Message Two things we know for certain; Bridge players in Unit 219 are faithful to the game, resilient and generous! Freezing weather, high winds or floods do not keep us away from the tables or from giving generously to worthy causes. During an unusually long and cold winter in the panhandle, we bundled up and came to play bridge; our table count remained high. In March, when members came to play bridge at Pensacola DBC and found the club in the dark due to high winds causing power line damage, they stayed. They played with minimal light from windows and an open front door. And, after a refresher course in using pick-up slips, a great game followed using flashlig ts and a lot of fun was had by all. On April 30, 27 inches of rain flooded the western end of the Florida panhandle and resulted in only a one day closure for Pensacola DBC (you needed a boat to travel), a one day closure for Fort Walton DBC and a two day closure for Destin Bridge Clubs (the playing venue was closed). Some Pensacola players are still repairing their floode homes and some are inconvenienced by road closures with route changes to the club, but they come to play bridge faithfully. If you read our section in the SBN, you will see recurring articles about the generosity of the members in our Unit. At the May Tallahassee DBC sectional, a raffl supporting Junior bridge in Unit 219 was held. Also, in Tallahassee, games to benefit the Animal Shelter as well as the homeless shelter were held and members volunteered to help with PBS fund raising. Panama City DBC gave the proceeds of four games to the American Cancer Association. In Pensacola, games supporting Impact 100, the American Heart Association, Relay for Life and the local Manna Food Bank were held. On June 21, clubs in Unit 219 will be participating in The Longest Day supporting the Alzheimer’s Association. An update will follow in the next issue. We send our congratulations to Ann Ridaught from Tallahassee, Unit 219’s newest Gold Life Master! I am proud to be the President of such a generous, enthusiastic and caring unit. Jeri
President’s MessageTwo things we know for certain; Bridge players in Unit 219 are faithful to the game, resilient and generous! Freezing
weather, high winds or floods do not keep us away from the tables or from giving generously to worthy causes.
During an unusually long and cold winter in the panhandle, we bundled up and came to play bridge; our table count remained high.
In March, when members came to play bridge at Pensacola DBC and found the club in the dark due to high winds causing power line damage, they stayed. They played with minimal light from windows and an open front door. And, after a refresher course in using pick-up slips, a great game followed using flashlig ts and a lot of fun was had by all.
On April 30, 27 inches of rain flooded the western end of the Florida panhandle and resulted in only a one day closure for Pensacola DBC (you needed a boat to travel), a one day closure for Fort Walton DBC and a two day closure for Destin Bridge Clubs (the playing venue was closed). Some Pensacola players are still repairing their floode homes and some are inconvenienced by road closures with route changes to the club, but they come to play bridge faithfully.
If you read our section in the SBN, you will see recurring articles about the generosity of the members in our Unit. At the May Tallahassee DBC sectional, a raffl supporting Junior bridge in Unit 219 was held. Also, in Tallahassee, games to benefit the Animal Shelter as well as the homeless shelter were held and members volunteered to help with PBS fund raising. Panama City DBC gave the proceeds of four games to the American Cancer Association. In Pensacola, games supporting Impact 100, the American Heart Association, Relay for Life and the local Manna Food Bank were held. On June 21, clubs in Unit 219 will be participating in The Longest Day supporting the Alzheimer’s Association. An update will follow in the next issue.
We send our congratulations to Ann Ridaught from Tallahassee, Unit 219’s newest Gold Life Master!
I am proud to be the President of such a generous, enthusiastic and caring unit.
Jeri
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Unit 219 70% GamesDate Players Venue %04/01/14 Amy Reznik & Spencer Hurd Tallahassee DBC 71.83%04/02/14 Parker McDonald & Ruth Mc Donald Tallahassee DBC 78.86%04/06/14 Albert Lilly & Ann Lilly Pensacola DBC 70.41%04/06/14 Mickey Britt & Phil Johnsen Tallahassee DBC 76.00%04/09/14 LaDonna Hutchinson & John Hutchinson Tallahassee DBC 72.96%04/11/14 Marcia Phelps & Bruce Dunworth Pensacola DBC 72.90% 04/17/14 Fernando Teson & Richard Polangin Capital City DBC 71.99%04/25/14 Joyce Rogers & June Bunn Ft Walton Beach DBC 71.85%04/30/14 LaDonna Hutchinson & John Hutchinson Tallahassee DBC 74.35%05/07/14 Fernando Teson & Spencer Hurd Capital City DBC 70.37%05/09/14 Dolores Vest & Maggie Campbell Pensacola DBC 72.22%05/13/14 Eric Tilton & Richard Polangin Tallahassee DBC 72.73%05/14/14 Spencer Hurd & Amy Reznik Capital City DBC 70.14%05/19/14 Marilyn Almlie & Billie Jackson Tallahassee DBC 72.75%05/21/14 Ginger Thomas & Roy Forman Capital City DBC 70.09%
From Panama CityRobert (Bob) C. Fowler of Panama City Beach died at the age of 82 on April 2, 2014 in Fallbrook, CA at the home of his daughter. He was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Jean, in 2008 after 52 years of marriage.
Bob was a banker and after retiring and moving to Florida, his hobby was playing bridge and he attained the rank of Gold Life Master. Bob managed and directed the Panama City Duplicate Bridge Club (PCDBC) for over 30 years and also directed games at the Panama City Beach Club. Bob loved to travel and with Jean’s help, directed bridge games aboard cruise ships.
PCDBC made a memorial donation in Bob’s name to the Lynn Haven Animal Shelter (taking care of stray animals was one of Bob’s passions) and will hold an upcoming special game for the American Cancer Society in his name.
Bridge was an important part of Bob’s life and bridge in the Panama City area will definitely miss Bob!
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From PensacolaOn March 31, Pensacola DBC held a party to honor three New Life Masters, from left to right: Garlan Sisco, Mary Ann Abrams and Barbara Ann Chesterfield. A 20 table game followed the celebration with overall winners; Brenda Starnes and Sid Kalishman in the open game and Judy Watson and Joanna Champlin in the 299er game. Congratulations to all!
The Pensacola DBC Annual Membership meeting was held on April 11 following a NABC Promotional game. The 2014 Board of Directors pictured left to right: Jeri Edge, President; Wes Barnes, Vice President; Vicki Schell, Secretary; Myrl Eisinger, Treasurer; Suzanne Arnold; Joyce Gardner; Mary Knowles; Richard Osborn; Stuart Siegel; and Garlan Sisco. The first Board meeting was held on May 14. One of the upcoming goals will be to update the Bylaws and the Policies and Procedure Manual.
The winners of the 17 table game were Murray Hall and Kathleen Fullerton in the open section and Bruce Dunworth and Marcia Phelps in the 299er section.
Pensacola DBC held the 4th Annual Betty Austin Memorial Day Hot Dog Roast on May 25.
Betty Austin was a long-time, very active member of our club. As Party Chair, she was known for impromptu parties on Saturday and roasting hot dogs. Betty also volunteered at the Naval Museum and the Manna Food Bank and was responsible for the beginning of recycling at our club. In 1941, as a child, Betty lived on Pearl Harbor Naval Base and watched the bombs fall on the ships in their berths. She had a lot of stories to share.
Overall winners of the Unit Championship game were Betty Sheffield and Cheryl Walker in the Open Pairs and Shirley Reischman and Vicki Schell in the 299ers.
On May 30, Pensacola held a charity game to benefit the Manna Food Bank. The April flood damaged the facility and resulted in a total pantry loss. Members were overwhelming generous, donating a car load of non-perishables and a check for $917.00.
Overall winners were Barbara and Larry Westholm in the Open Pairs and Patty Kattner and Jean Askew in the 299er pairs.
Pictured (L to R) Sue Smith and Jeri Edge with Manna Food Bank Employee, Barbara Coffee.
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TALLAHASSEE DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB http://tdbc.infoStephen Ross - (850) 576-6593 - fli [email protected] Center - 1400 North Monroe StreetMonday 3:00 PM 0-99Monday 6:30 PM Open PairsTuesday 1:30 PM Open PairsThursday 6:00 PM 0-99 Lesson, Game at 6:30 PMThursday 6:30 PM Open PairsThird Saturday Open Pairs MonthlyWestminster Oaks – Parry Center, 4449 Meandering WayWednesday 1:00 PM 0-299 Friday 1:00 PM Open PairsSunday 1:30 PM Open Pairs CAPITAL CITY DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUBSteve Whitaker, Manager - (850) [email protected] Center - 1400 North Monroe StreetTuesday 6:30 PM Special Games OnlyWednesday 1:30 PM Stratified penThursday 1:30 PM Stratified penFriday 6:00PM 0-99Friday 6:30 PM Stratified penPANAMA CITY BEACH DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUBSenior Center – Corner of Lyndell Ave & Hutchinson Blvd.Ed Thomasson - (850) 230-8513Monday 6:00 PM non-sanctioned (Jan-Feb only)Tuesday 10:00 AM sanctionedThursday 10:00 AM sanctionedPANAMA CITY DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB2001 Recreation Drive • Lynn HavenArmand Grassi, (850) 276-9479Monday 12:30 PM Open PairsWednesday 12:30 PM Open PairsFriday 12:30 PM Open PairsFORT WALTON BRIDGE CLUB100 Buck DriveTuesday 9:30 AM Stratified pen 862-7061Wednesday 6:30 PM Stratified pen 939-8203Friday 9:30 AM Stratified pen 862-7061Saturday 12:30 PM Stratified pen 939-8203EMERALD COAST & BUCK DESTIN BRIDGE CLUBSSt Andrew’s by the Sea, 307 Harbor Blvd, DestinTed Gardner (850) 380-1558 www.bridgebythebeach.comMonday 10:00 AM Stratified penWednesday 10:00PM Stratified penThursday 10:00 AM Stratified penPENSACOLA DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB - (850) 432-39461200 N. 12th Avenue - www.pensacolabridgeclub.comMonday (299er) 12:30pm 941-4955Monday (Stratified pen) 12:30pm 941-4955Monday (Special Games Only) 6:30pm 479-8809Tuesday (Stratified pen) 12:30pm 433-4969Tuesday (Stratified pen) 6:30pm 433-4969Wednesday (Stratified pen) 12:30pm 479-8809Thursday (Stratified pen) 12:30pm 941-49552nd Thurs only 6:30pm 479-8809Friday (Stratified pen) 12:30pm 516-4659Friday (199er) 12:30pm 516-4659Saturday (Special Games Only) 12:30pm 479-8809 Sunday (Stratified pen) 1:00pm 941-4655MARIANNA DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUBEpiscopal Parish House • 4362 Lafayette StreetDouglas Parker - (850) 482-8025 - [email protected] 12:30 PM Open Pairs Jane McKee 482-5484
From Tallahassee The recipient of TDBC’s April charity game was Leon County’s Animal Shelter Foundation. Nineteen tables of players raised $500 and collected food and supplies to support homeless animals in the Tallahassee area.
The fundraising was boosted by several “A” players who agreed to be auctioned off for a future playmate; using a silent auction format, Robert Todd, Fernando Teson, Mitzi Duncan, Douglas Parker, and Pat
Horton were bid on and “won” by TDBC members — but the real winner was the Animal Shelter Foundation! First overall game winners were Charles Christmas and Edgar Casper in the open pairs and Jeanette Gaboardi and Gloria Ford in the 99ers pairs.Tallahassee DBC held their spring sectional on May 2-4.
Thanks to Ginger Thomas and Becky Overton, Tournament Chairs and DeVerle Little, Partnership Chair for a job well-done. A raffl was held to support the Juniors of Unit 219. Winners of the Sunday Swiss pictured left to right: Pat Horton, Fernando Teson, Raphael Schreiber, and Spencer Hurd.
Sylvia Walford (L) and Pam Flory (R) are pictured answering phones for a WFSU fundraiser. Tallahassee DBC is proud and honored to play an active role in community efforts.
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President's MessageIn the May issue of ACBL’s Bulletin you’ll find the CEO’s message referring to the use of Perfume, Colognes, and ‘scents’ in general. I would like to remind all of our members that this is becoming an extremely important issue in our clubs and during our tournaments!
My bridge partner happens to be very sensitive to any type fragrance and it simply amazes me how many players continue to ignore this issue and bathe in strong perfumes or colognes. A few weeks ago a very nice gentleman came to our table reeking of cologne. He was
surprised to find that it was his fragrance that was causing my partner’s puff , watering eyes and horrid coughing attack! He didn’t think of his after-shave as a fragrance!
We all realize that you may not feel ‘normal’ without your perfume, after-shave or scented hand creams……but please take others into consideration as you get ready to come to play! If you feel that you must wear a fragrance…put it on AFTER bridge! It is simply RUDE to do otherwise!
The “other” issue that was addressed in this article was coming to play bridge when you are “under the weather” – in other words: SICK, COUGHING, SNEEZING, RUNNY NOSE and/or OPEN SORES that have not been adequately covered. ANYTHING that can be transmitted to others in close confineme t should be kept at home! We all handle the cards transmitting enough healthy germs (if there is such a thing) – please don’t bring your unhealthy germs to the bridge club!
President District 9 RepresentativeSusan RowleyOrange [email protected]
Player Location PointsMini-McKenney Masterpoint Race (through May 31, 2014)0 to 5 Barry Orchard Orlando FL 18.675 to 20 Margaret Tobison Coco Beach FL 23.8720 to 50 Dorothy Harris Orlando FL 25.6350 to 100 Faisl Kayali Orlando FL 76.59100 to 200 Boots Van Nostrand Vero Beach FL 71.78200 to 300 Donald Richards Kissimmee FL 86.24300 to 500 Sharon Sutton Melbourne FL 73.37500 to 1000 Won Yang Clermont FL 168.791000 to 2500 Bronia Jenkins Vero Beach FL 233.942500 to 5000 John Moschella Winter Spgs FL 189.665000 to 7500 Eileen Easterling Casselberry FL 154.427500 to 10,000 Kevin Dwyer Melbourne FL 589.39Over 10,000 Mike Cappelletti Winter Park FL 648.25Helen Shanbrom Ace of Clubs Masterpoint Race (through May 31, 2014)0 to 5 Barry Orchard Orlando FL 15.995 to 20 Margaret Tobison Coco Beach FL 20.5420 to 50 Stavros Darivas Winter Park FL 23.5750 to 100 Faisl Kayali Orlando FL 40.84100 to 200 Boots Van Nostrand Vero Beach FL 65.77200 to 300 Casey Holscher Melbourne FL 33.70300 to 500 Pieter Vanbennekom Vero Beach FL 39.49500 to 1000 Joanne Matchette Vero Beach FL 78.781000 to 2500 Susan Mayo New Canaan CT 107.502500 to 5000 Ronald Andrews Vero Beach FL 110.915000 to 7500 William Poole Vero Beach FL 119.307500 to 10,000 Deborah Drury Vero Beach FL 92.64Over 10,000 Candace Griffey Vero Beach FL 43.69In order to participate in and receive recognition for achievement in masterpoint races:1. One must be a member in good standing. 2. All membership dues or service fees must be paid.
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Vero Beach News: Open House Brings in New Playersby Lyn Giuff ida
Last January, the Vero Beach Bridge Club offered four open house/free lesson dates to encourage new players to come to the club. All four events were held in the same week to save on advertising costs. We ran two ads in the local paper, hoping to attract social players currently not playing duplicate and new players who had never played bridge. Each event was run by two teachers one for the newbies and the other for those who had never played before. For the new players, we used a mini bridge lesson to introduce them to the game. The lesson for the social players was the Stayman convention.
Each session was approximately 1.5 hours in length. When our guests arrived, we offered refreshments and name tags and then had everyone introduce themselves to the group. We talked about our club, how duplicate bridge works, why we prefer playing duplicate bridge over party or rubber bridge, the ACBL, and the educational programs and student games the club has to offer. Each participant was given a folder with a copy of the Gazette, our monthly newsletter, the monthly game schedule, the class schedule for the month, and a registration form giving us their names, bridge background, and contact information. In the future, we may include a free play. After the general discussion, we broke into two groups for the bridge lesson.
We held one morning session during the week and one on a Saturday, one afternoon and one evening event. Happily, we have seen many of those who attended in our student games and attending our classes. We hope to hold this even again next season.
Unit 240 70% GamesPlayers Date % VenueJackie King & Martha Ann Sloan 03/03/14 73.33% Vero Beach Bridge Club 0-20Marshall Wolf & Barbara MacPherson 03/13/14 70.24% Riomar Golf and Beach ClubStarr Hagenmeyer & Dave Hoffma 03/20/14 73.38% Martin Andersen Senior CenterJackie King & Migdalia O’Leary 03/28/14 70.00% Vero Beach Bridge Club 0-20Greg Burrell & Helen Ward 03/28/14 70.91% Sebastian Bridge Club David Begin & Helen Ward 04/04/14 72.69% Sebastian Bridge ClubSue Weller & Mary Glasson 04/22/14 70.37% Vero Beach Community CenterKaren & Stanley Yellin 05/05/14 74.77% Vero Beach Bridge ClubDora Churchill & Lois Rautiola 05/16/14 70.20% Vero Beach Bridge Club 0-299Kathy Baum & Candace Griffey 05/16/14 70.83% Vero Beach Bdridge ClubJudy Calley & Sid Stein 05/19/14 74.06% Sebastian Bridge ClubSusan Mayo & Myriam Milgrom 05/19/14 70.14% Vero Beach Bridge ClubDonald Riefler & enry Meyer 05/20/14 73.08% Vero Beach Community CenterTrish White & Charles Palmer 05/23/14 70.83% Vero Beach Bridge Club 0-20
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Trouble by Paul W Dennis
Regardless of whether you are playing Standard American , 2/1 Game Force, Kaplan-Sheinwold, Goren or any other approach-forcing system, a new suit by an un-passed hand creates an unconditional one-round force. The only time this is not true is when opener has made the severely limited rebid of one no-trump.
This works out well most of the time, but occasionally responder will pick up a hand that seems to beg for a second bid, even when the overall strength of the hand wouldn’t seem to justify the second bid.
Typically, this would involve a hand something like this:♠Q9xxx, ♥KT9xx, ♦Qx, ♣x
or perhaps
♠KJTxx, ♥Jxxxx, ♦x, ♣Jx
A few years ago I had a session where this problem arose three times during the course of the twenty-six boards played. Needless to say I got each board wrong, without necessarily doing anything terrible in the process.
Hand 1
♠87532, ♥QT432, ♦6, ♣AT
Partner opened 1♦, I responded 1♥ and partner rebid 2♣. What now? The spades were too wretched to re-bid, 2♥ (fourth suit forcing) would create a game force, 2♦ would be ridiculous and passing 2♣ risked leaving partner in a 4-2 fi .
Holding my nose, I tried 2♠ praying that partner could fin another call. Unfortunately, such was not the case as partner passed holding
♠J, ♥AK5, ♦A9874, ♣K983
Two spades went down one with nine tricks easily available in a heart contract
Hand 2
A few hands later I picked up a hand that seemed very familiar
♠98754, ♥QT432, ♦6, ♣A7
Again partner opened 1♦, again I responded 1♠ and again partner re-bid 2♣. Remembering the previous mishap, I chose to re-bid 2♥ hoping to soft-pedal on the next round.
Wrong again! This time partner bid 3N in order to show his extra values with
♠ 6, ♥A6, ♦AK8754, ♣KQJ8
Hand 3
Near the end of the evening I had that déjà vu all over again feeling as I picked up
♠ T9874, ♥J8632, ♦2, ♣A6
I can’t really describe the queasy feeling I had when I picked up this hand and heard partner open 1♦ and then rebid 2♣over my 1♠ response. Having been burned twice by taking a second call with such junky hands, this time I passed. This time partner held
♠5, ♥ AKT9, ♦QT98, ♣KQT8
and made eight tricks in clubs, but as the cards were distributed, the hand would also made eleven tricks in hearts without breaking a sweat.
Having racked up one of my normal 48% games, I headed for one of the local watering holes to post-mortem the hands. When the discussion turned to hands above, it seems that most were merely guessing and mostly guessing wrong. While I was playing fourth suit forcing, even those simply playing a new suit forcing by an un-passed hand (a/k/a bidding naturally) found these hands troublesome.
There really isn’t a natural answer to this problem. Someone suggested responding 1♥ with these weak fi e-fi es but the problem is partner almost never re-bids 1♠ with three spades and a singleton or doubleton heart.
One solution suggested to me at the time came from the late Bob Glenn, a leading bridge professional from Chicago, who suggested using a jump to 2♥ over a 1♣ or 1♦ opening to show 5-8 high card points with fi e-fi e in the majors. Another possibility would be to play the 2♥ response as showing fi e spades and four or more hearts (so partner would need to have more hearts than spades in order to pass the response).
I haven’t really made up my mind as to the best solution for these hands, so I really haven’t adopted any particular method, preferring to stumble along as in the hands described above. I am, however, open to suggestions.
Orlando Sizzling Summer
Sectional July 11 – 13, 2014
Friday, July 11 and Saturday, July 12
10:00 a.m. and 2:30 pm
499er Pairs - Single Session (Stratified by average) (0-100/100-300/300-500)
Open Pairs - Single Session (Stratified by average) (0-750/750-2500/2500+)
$3 extra per session for unpaid and non ACBL members
Lunch is available for both days.
Sunday, July 25
10:00 a.m. Swiss Teams – Play Through (MPs Averaged) (A = 2500+, X = 0 – 2500) (Separate 0 – 499er)
Lunch is provided for Swiss Teams Co-Chair: Ruth Einsig Co-Chair: Jean Mosher Partnerships: Chris Kindt 407-760-1638 [email protected]
Directions: From I-4: go East on Colonial Drive (Hwy 50) 3 miles. Turn left (between Dunkin Donuts and Boston Market) on Bennett Road. Club is one block on left - next to Roxy.
From Beach line: go North on Semoran Blvd (Highway 436) to Colonial Drive. (Hwy 50) Turn left. Travel 1.4 miles. Turn right (between Dunkin Donuts and Boston Market) on Bennett Road. Club is one block on left - next to Roxy.
BREVARD COUNTY UNIT 240
Wickham Park 2014 Open SectionalAugust 30 - September 1, 2014
MONDAY SCHEDULE PARTNERSHIPSSwiss Teams 10 a.m. - Two session play thru. Mickey Riemondy (321) 777-9659 Swiss Team $96 includes lunch. mfriemondy@c�.rr.com Louise Andsager (321) 253-9407 [email protected]
ENTRY FEES$12 single session all pairs - $15 non-ACBL members
Stratum A 1500 +,Stratum B 500-1500, Stratum C-0 - 500.*
WICKHAM PARK SENIOR CENTER (IN WICKHAM PARK)MELBOURNE, FLORIDA
2785 Leisure Way, Melbourne, FL (321) 255-4494
DIRECTIONS from I-95. Exit 188 Pineda Causeway & Patrick AFB, east to
Wickham Road. Turn right and go 2.9 miles. Turn left into Wickham Park. (Turn left immediately after passing Catholic
Church) Congratulations you have reached the promised land.
* May be adjusted at Director's discretion.
HOLIDAY INN8298 N. Wickham Road (321) 255-0077
HAMPTON INN130 Sheri� Drive. (321) 255-6868
From I-95. Exit 191.
Follow the road to the Wickham Park Senior Center.
President's MessageI want to remind all of our members who attended our last 4th of July Regional in Deerfield Beach that Unit 243‘s Gold Point
Regional is moving to Bonaventure in Weston from December 8th- 14th. The Hospitality of Unit 243 will be better than ever and we expect some challenging players from our winter contingent. As always, I am sure that everyone will notice the work put in by your Board. Jean Spector and Marge Pecoraro will be co-ordinating the partnership desk as well as TJ Singer setting up an on-line partnership program.
Of course Bill Rauld & Marty Robins along with the Board are setting up a comprehensive tournament schedule with some new events. Look for our new notices in the Bridge Bulletin. Please feel free to email me ([email protected]) with any comments so that we may be fully prepared for December 2014. The “long-hot” summer has started - so don’t forget to go some extra times to your local clubs where the air-conditioning is free!!!
Let’s all enjoy our bridge,
Jim Walker
Jim
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70% Club% Players Venue Date71.79 Fredi Consolo/Michael Seamon Hollywood 4/12 71.09 Richard Meyer/Ruth Levine Hollywood 4/21 70.39 David Reiter/Sedat Nassi Hollywood 4/21 73.11 Brett & Helen Goldstein Hollywood 5/10 70.40 Gordon Deckelbaum/Janice Seamon-Molson Hollywood 5/10 70.45 Dianne Shaffer/Don Faskow Hollywood 5/2376.25 Lynne List & Leslie Lord Wynmoor 5/1571.25 Rhoda Levine & Edward Dabrowski Skolnick 2/1175.55 Edward Dabrowski & Giancarlo Pizano Skolnick 2/2970.24 Frank Cusumano & Susie Cohen Skolnick 3/2371.82 Pauline Ober & Taeko Fried Skolnick 4/370.13 Loan Alepin & Benjamin Dray Skolnick 4/1777.38 Boots Lenox & Mickey Levenson Pompano 5/3070.54 Barbara Miller & Milton Jacobs Pompano 5/2975.00 Shelly Salvi & Roger Maurer Pompano 5/2570.54 Caroline Warner & Ned Rosenthal Pompano 5/2170.54 Paula Mann & Jeanni Blume Pompano 5/1870.92 Steve Hudson & Sandy Robbins Pompano 5/1671.13 Jeanni Blume & Sudharka Bhatt Pompano 5/771.21 Edith Denenberg & Miro Brzobohaty Pompano 4/1470.45 Lynda Hoffman & ob Buchner Pompano 4/1170.05 Jill Pennington & Joan Gasparro Pompano 4/871.81 Jill Pennington & Jeanni Blume Pompano 4/573.67 Ray Cunningtham & Deborah Hannon 4/3
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FORT LAUDERDALE BRIDGE CLUB700 NE 6th Terr in Holiday Park(954) 761-1577 FTLBC.COMWe now serve lunch every day! Come support our meal service. Chefs Steve and Nancy provide the best deal in town!Games daily at 12:30pm with Lunch at 11:30am.Sundays at 1pm with Brunch at 12noon. Evening Games on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6:30pm. Saturday Night Dinner and Bridge at 6pmSupervised Play Monday & Friday Mornings at 9:30am and Wednesday Evenings at 6:30pmUpcoming EventsJuly 4 - Fourth of July BBQ and Game at 11:30amJuly 13 – Swiss Teams (Hand Records & Electronic Scoring) at 1pmJuly 6-20 – Red Points (NAP Qualifying Games)August 3-10,18-23 – More Red Points (NAP Qualifying Games)August 11-17 – Silver Points all week (Swiss Teams on Sunday)Aug 28-Sep 1 – Annual Labor Day TournamentMon, Sep 1 – Labor Day BBQ and Game at 11:30am
HOLLYWOOD BRIDGE CLUBFred Lippman Center, 2030 Polk St-HollywoodSedat Nassi (954) 790-3010 David Reiter (954) 600-1899Please check our website www.hollywoodbridgeclub.comfor all of our exciting new programs Supervised Play on Tues @12:30 with David-cost $10 - Get the benefit of a lesson at ½ the cost. David is available for questions about bidding or play for over 2 hours. Come with a partner or alone. Enjoy the pleasure of bridge without the stress of duplicate.Beginner lessons with Steve continue on Thurs 1-3 cost $20 - Call Steven at (619) 750-1123 for more informationOpen Stratified games mon th u Sat at 12:30
POMPANO BEACH DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB Pompano Beach Duplicate Bridge Club - 954-943-1733 www.pompanobridge.com
We are a full time club open every day. Games, Lessons and FUN.
Friday July 4th Cook Out and Charity Club Championship 11:45 AM. North American Pairs with red points 2 weeks June, July and August. Silver Points for NLM 0-500 players July 10-14, including a Swiss Teams on Sunday at 1 PM.
July 11, Friday 12:30 is the ACBL International Fund Game with 1/2 Red Points.
New game Saturday 9 AM for those with 0-400 points.
Supervised/Social play Thursdays 1-3 PM.
Dist 9 Silver Points Aug 11-17 with Swiss Teams Thursday the 14th at 12:30 PM.
Paul Birthday Party Sunday July 20 and Paul and Jeanni’s Anniversary Party is Sunday August 24.
Congratulations to Dorothy Horowitz who turns 100 in August. We hope you have a wonderful birthday.
Find us on Facebook (pompanobridge) and keep an eye on our website www.pompanobridge.com especially the calendar for parties and upcoming events.
WESTSIDEThe Lincoln Park Center7766 NW 44th St., Sunrise(954) 749-9570 www.westsidedbc.com
The first unday of each month we have a free pancake breakfast followed by a swiss team game. The 2nd Tuesday evening we have a free dinner prior to our regular club game. Before our 4th Thursday evening game we serve a hot dog meal with all the fixi ’s. Join us for fun. We participate in the Common Game. We have supervised play sessions on Thursdays from 11:30 to 2:30 and Wednesdays from 9:30 to 11:30.
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UNIT 243 CLUBSAnother Bridge Club@ Posnack JCC in Davie5850 S Pine Island RoadDavie, FL 33328TJ Singer • (954) 399-1222email: [email protected]
Bonaventure Town Center16690 Saddle Club RoadWeston, FL 33326Jim Walker • 954-593-3741email: [email protected]
Thursday, July 10 – 12:30 PMFriday, July 11 – 12:30 PM
Saturday, July 12 – 9 AM &12:30 PMSunday, July 13 – 1 PM (SWISS Teams)
Monday, July 14 – 12:30 PMCoffee, tea and snacks at all games
Lunch available every day$10 Entry - $3.00 additional per session for non-members and unpaid ACBL members
SN1407050Strats: A=300-500* B=200-300 C=0-200
Partners Arranged - Prizes for Top WinnersPompano Beach Bridge Club
180 SW 6th Street • Pompano Beach, Fl 33064 - 954-943-1733
www.bridgejeanni.com
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Rank ChangesMay Rank ChangesJunior MasterRoland Baer Jr, Boca Grande, FLLeslie Balis, Tampa, FLYngrid Barrera, Miami, FLSamuel Barrett, Tarpon Spgs, FLSuzan Bergland, Naples, FLLawrene Bishop, Ormond Beach, FLElaine Bloom, St Pete Bch, FLElizabeth Bond, Vero Beach, FLJohn Bond, Vero Beach, FLMarrietta Bosco, St Augustine, FLMargaret Brown, Naples, FLAnn Buchholz, Pnte Vdra Bch, FLBunny Butterman, Tamarac, FLMary Collins, Vero Beach, FLRuby Conover, Palm Coast, FLValencia Corrick, Tallahassee, FLMary Cox, Treasure Is, FLThomas Dachelet, Plantation, FLMartha Davis, Naples, FLSusan Day, Orlando, FLBarbara Deoca, Apollo Beach, FLLester Dunker, Delray Beach, FLMelba Ferguson, Jacksonville, FLJacquelyn Fine, Miami, FLLaura Friedman, Boynton Beach, FLMary Kay Gempeler, Bonita Spgs, FLFrances Gerson, Delray Beach, FLMoises Ghitelman, Aventura, FLRay Gillespie, Heathrow, FLJane Glynn, Naples, FLMaria Goodman, Tallahassee, FLJonathan Gordon, Tampa, FLCharles Graham, The Villages, FLBonnie Green, Miami, FLMeryl Guzinsky, Sun City Ctr, FLLloyd Hager, Ponte Vedra Bch, FLLinda Hale, Bradenton, FLAllen Henry, Indialantic, FLJohn Hilton, Vero Beach, FLAnnette Katz, Palmetto Bay, FLWinifred Kinney, Miami, FLValerie Kirshy, Sarasota, FLAlan Kornbluh, Coral Gables, FLSam Koster, Ft Lauderdale, FLSharon Kramer, Aventura, FLMiriam Kwasnaza, Sun City Center, FL
Robert Lavender, Middleburg, FLJean Lewis, Sarasota, FLPatricia Lopez, Tampa, FLCheryl Macphee, Sun City Ctr, FLCynthia Manion, Sun City Ctr, FLJames Matthews, Ft Walton Bch, FLTerri Moret, Miami, FLKathleen Muniz, Naples, FLHarry Noren, Sun City Center, FLHarry Richardson, Ponte Vedra, FLHelayne Riesel, Halllandale, FLEllen Roddy, Orlando, FLEdith Rolnik, Boca Raton, FLPauline Scheinfein, West Palm Beach, FLPatricia Schroeder, Sarasota, FLW Douglas Schuler, N Fort Myers, FLSheila Scott, Gulf Stream, FLJames Sebastian, N Palm Beach, FLSarah Smith, Vero Beach, FLMapes Stamm, Ft Myers, FLForrest Stidmon, The Villages, FLBettye Strother, Fort Myers, FLArt Swallow, Sun City Ctr, FLAnastasia Tsavaris, Tampa, FLW Carlton Walston, Jupiter, FLBarbara Wentz, Hobe Sound, FLFederick Witsell Jr, Hobe Sound, FL
Club MasterJan Amara, Venice, FLShirley Arffa, alm Beach Gdns, FLLinda Avery, St Augustine, FLDonna Ballard, Fernandina Bch, FLNolan Berman, Delray Beach, FLKaren Biernik, St Pete Beach, FLDeborah Bricker, Palm Beach, FLMark Bruce, Ocala, FLMary Costantino, Ft Lauderdale, FLKaren Curlin, University Park, FLLee Droegemueller, Pensacola, FLPaul Euwer, Boca Grande, FLDiane Feeley, Vero Beach, FLMary Figg, Lutz, FLFrank Fittipaldi, Naples, FLMary Foley, Naples, FLGary Gibson, Osprey, FLGeorge Golffinopoul , Vero Beach, FLAthena Gordon, Tampa, FLPolly Greene, Lakewood Rch, FLGary Harris, Maitland, FL
Jerry Harris, Tallahassee, FLJohn Harris, Elkdon, FLGloria Hecker, Delray Beach, FLCarolyn Helm, Tallahassee, FLMarnie Helm, Naples, FLJanet Hendrickson, Naples, FLJames Hodge, Tampa, FLMark Hodge, St Thomas, VIJay Hundley, Lecanto, FLDona Jensen, Vero Beach, FLCrawley Joyner III, Naples, FLEdeline Kalbach, The Villages, FLSusan Kolodkin, West Palm Bch, FLEllen Korn, Boca Raton, FLJo Landy, Pensacola, FLNancy Lindeberg, Palm City, FLVal Lopez, Coral Gables, FLSallie Luebbe, Sarasota, FLElenor Maxheim, Longboat Key, FLPete Mendelson, Naples, FLGaylord Meyer, Naples, FLJanet Miles, Deland, FLJoyce Morris, Pinecrest, FLBeverly Murphy, Casselberry, FLSheila Naylor, The Villages, FLKathleen O’Connell, St Petersburg, FLWayne Ohlandt, Bonita Spgs, FLRita Pappas, Sarasota, FLHelga Pereira, Gainesville, FLBarbara Petrello, Laud By Sea, FLJudith Provost, New Smyrna Beac, FLMarie Sanda, Naples, FLBarry Schneider, Palmetto, FLThomas Seidel, Palm Coast, FLKarla Spooner, Vero Beach, FLJoyce Stanley, Sarasota, FLRichard Swartz, Vero Beach, FLJohn Teti, Tampa, FLDee Timbers, Bonita Springs, FLMike Timbers, Bonita Springs, FLRichard Todd, Tallahassee, FLNancy Treece, Palm City, FLArthur Troy, Naples, FLGeorge Victor, Palm Bch Garden, FLArlene Wagner, Palm Coast, FLCatherine Walker, Vero Beach, FLCharles Windsor, Naples, FLGustave Wunder, Tequesta, FLDottie Zammas, Miami, FL
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Sectional MasterStephanie Athens, Orange Park, FLAnn Barclay, Tampa, FLChris Beatham, Windermere, FLBruce Burns, Palm Harbor, FLSusan Cohen, Lake Worth, FLGail Danhoff, Palm Coast, FLLewis Drain, Christiansted, VIJoy Edelman, Gulfport, FLAnne Flynn, Palm Beach, FLKate Gholston, Miramar Beach, FLSusan Ginzler, Boca Raton, FLAnn Gold, Bonita Springs, FLColleen Goodfellow, Gainesville, FLHerbert Gould, St Petersburg, FLPaul Gregory, Palm Beach Gard, FLLinda Guckel, Bonita Springs, FLJudy Halloran, Ft Lauderdale, FLAlexander Hochheiser, Port St Lucie, FLJohn Hughes, Fort Pierce, FLTom James, Bonita Springs, FLNaomi Jordetdrain, Christiansted, VINancy Justus, St Pete Beach, FLJeff ey Klein, North Venice, FLStephen Kulvin, Coral Gables, FLGrace Martin, Palm Beach, FLFrances Melia, Coral Gables, FLLynne Monk, Bonita Springs, FLFrances Naples, Naples, FLBarbara Nordin, Jupiter, FLBarbara O’Malley, Ponce Inlet, FLKarin Osmundsen, Ft Myers, FLJames Price, St Petersburg, FLBill Procter, Marco Island, FLDolores Rice, Palm City, FLJan Finander Scott, Naples, FLStephen Semesco, Ocala, FLSteven Silver, West Palm Beach, FLMarjorie Slott, Coral Gables, FLRochelle Sturm, Crystal River, FLElaine Weitzman, Boca Raton, FLPat West, Port St Lucie, FLGoentje Wright, The Villages, FLMatthew Zucker, Aventura, FL
Regional MasterDavid Duff , N Ft Myers, FLGrace Fazio, Hobe Sound, FLStanley Fehder, Del Ray Beach, FL
Gloria Ford, Tallahassee, FLBarbara Frey, Vero Beach, FLZoraida Gomez, Miami, FLMarianne Hammer, N Ft Myers, FLBarbara Harkleroad, Ormond Beach, FLMary Kennedy, Ft. Lauderdale, FLAdrienne Kohn, Lakewood Ranch, FLArlene Lane, Clearwater, FLPhyllis Levy, Miami, FLThea Lucarelli, Little Silver, NJEdward Mahler, Palmetto Bay, FLKarl Manderscheid, Lakeland, FLCarol Moseman, The Villages, FLMaria Saez, Naples, FLJudith Sheldon, Cape Coral, FLDale Stanton, Orlando, FLJane Stanton, Orlando, FLSusan Stechschulte, Ocala, FLJessie Turner, Ponte Vedra, FLLinda Wiener, Palm Beach Grdn, FL
NABC MasterLena Allen, Tallahassee, FLMargaret Bauman, Fort Lauderdale, FLJudi Bowers, Pompano Beach, FLSaunie Canuso, West Palm Beach, FLBarbara Claggett, Palm Beach, FLGail Del Marco, Aventura, FLSharon Erickson, Tampa, FLEnith Friedman Berg, Boca Raton, FLBrett Goldstein, Hallandale Bch, FLHelen Goldstein, Hallandale Bch, FLRobert Gordon, Miami, FLGarry Grossman, Lakewood Ranch, FLKate Gubelmann, Palm Beach, FLHeinz Jaffe, The Villages, FLGwendoline Joannou, Ft Lauderdale, FLSusan Jones, Naples, FLCarol Mc Carthy, New Smyrna Bch, FLMark Myers, Weston, FLDonna Pottle, Vero Beach, FLHarvey Skolnick, Boynton Beach, FLJoe Welch, Sarasota, FLMary Welch, Sarasota, FLJoanne Wharton, Clearwater, FLChris Zogg, Leesburg, FL
Adv NABC MasterJanis Foster, Spring Hill, FLTerrence Horrigan, Fort Myers, FL
Life MasterDon David Jr, Mentone, ALThomas Erickson, Marco Island, FLDenise Erwin, Leesburg, FLMary Fischer, Naples, FLSheila Halpern, Dalton, MAAlan Hudson, Stuart, FLGale Hudson, Stuart, FLYannis Karabelas, Pompano Beach, FLSheila Leventhal, Palm Bch Gdns, FLCarol Moss, Palm Beach Gard, FLLaura Novosad, Naples, FLPixie Peterson, Cape Coral, FLBill Riegel, N Fort Myers, FLHoward Rothman, Largo, FLDan Sarel, Miami, FLYona Sarel, Miami, FLTerry Strecansky, Bonita Springs, FLCarole Worth, West Palm Beach, FL
Bronze Life MasterMary Ellen Anderson, Sebring, FLWilliam Coleman, Vero Beach, FLMargaret Donovan, Naples, FLElizabeth Euwer, Boca Grande, FLStan Friedman, Lake Worth, FLYannis Karabelas, Pompano Beach, FLCharles Lanigan, Palm Beach, FLCherry McLaughlin, Dunedin, FLMyron Mensh, St Augustine, FLNorma Oringel, Vero Beach, FLJill Pennington, Boca Raton, FLPixie Peterson, Cape Coral, FLDale Rowett, Palm City, FLMarjorie Rubin, Boca Raton, FLGeoff ey Sackman, St Augustine, FLYona Sarel, Miami, FLGina Sauber, Lake Worth, FLMaryann Soinski, Winter Park, FLPieter Vanbennekom, Vero Beach, FL
Silver Life MasterTod Cleveland, St Pete Beach, FLBetty Davis, Jacksonvle Bch, FLDaryl Drew, Orlando, FLRobyn Giraldo, Miami, FLAlan Koenig, St Pete, FLSunil Manik, Fort Myers, FLJane Sharenow, Delray Beach, FL
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Thomas Shelley, St Croix, VIBrenda Starnes, Navarre, FLToni Sudock, Boca Raton, FLFred Tanzer, Land O’Lakes, FLJohn Vega, Naples, FL
Gold Life MasterAlan Abrahams, Pinellas Park, FLMasood Kizilbash, Tampa, FLLarry Lazarow, Highland Beach, FLRuth Levine, N Miami Beach, FLFella Oppenheim, Aventura, FLJonathan Shuster, Gainesville, FLSally Strul, Boca Raton, FLKimberly Whipple, Boca Grande, FL
Diamond Life Master Alexander Weiss, Jacksonville, FL
June Rank ChangesJunior MasterAnne Alster, Sarasota, FLMarian Alton, Treasure Island, FLSteve Ballou, Lakewood Rch, FLJoyce Barrentine, Saint Augustine, FLBarbara Beson, Josephine, ALBernard Boucher, Pompano Bch, FLPat-Helen Bowen, Ft Meyers, FLAnne Burroughs, Jacksonville, FLPaula Chaney, Dade City, FLRaymond Chmielewski, Pinellas Park, FLBarry Cooperstein, The Villages, FLJohn Coppola, Oldsmar, FLPamela Cummings, Sun City Ctr, FLKatie Debois, Palm City, FLGary Dinda, Sun City Ctr, FLJoyce Duran, Sun City Center, FLHoward Entman, St Augustine, FLLynn Esko, Altamonte Spgs, FLBonnie Giehls, Sun City Ctr, FLRoy Giehls Jr, Sun City Ctr, FLJacqueline Giller, Naples, FLHank Goodman, Palm Beach Gdns, FLDiane Gordy, Palm Beach, FLJohn Halbert, Hernando, FLMary Ann Hoffman, alm Bch Gdns, FLJudith Howard, St Petersburg, FLMargaret Joyce, Fernandina, FLTrudy Kalen, Lighthouse Pt, FL
Michael Kamps, The Villages, FLGraham King, Tequesta, FLMargaret Kirkpatrick, Longwood, FLJudy Klein, North Venice, FLAnne Koehler, Sun City Ctr, FLBecky Kovaleski, Orlando, FLDot Krause, Ft Lauderdale, FLJayne Krol, Naples, FLElizabeth Kubica, Venice, FLAndrea Kurzon, Ft Lauderdale, FLRobin Kwiat, Delray Beach, FLDenise Lantner, Tampa, FLKen Laux, West Palm Bch, FLMeta Magevney, Jacksonville, FLRoberta McClutchy, New Port Richey, FLHelen Michel, Pensacola, FLNelda Mishoe, Milton, FLJohn Mitchell, Pensacola Bch, FLKathleen Mullerheim, Belleair, FLGilbert Mussat, Panama City, FLAnna Parham, Oldsmar, FLElinor Parish, Sun City Center, FLMelvin Parks, Wellington, FLAnn Petersen, Islamorada, FLHollis Petersen, Islamorada, FLAgatha Pope, Naples, FLSally Posmantur, Naples, FLPeak Power, Boynton Beach, FLFrank Proctor, Jacksonville, FLJulia Proctor, Jacksonville, FLMarilyn Redenbarger, Sebring, FLAdele Rose, Hollywood, FLRick Salesky, Jacksonville, FLBarbara Sandstrom, Oldsmar, FLCarol Schectman, N Miami Beach, FLJoan Shapiro, Lbts, FLClifford Shaw, Wesley Chapel, FLJudith Simonson, Naples, FLNancy Skinner, Estero, FLArleen Starling, Middleburg, FLSuzanne Stewart, Fort Myers, FLBernard Strauss, Boca Raton, FLMarlene Strauss, Palm Bch, FLSarah Taft, Maitland, FLSandra Therien, Eustis, FLDiane Thornton, Winter Park, FLJoan Tofia , Palm Beach Gard, FLLawrence Vance, Sun City Ctr, FLCecelia Werber, Jacksonville, FLSarah Williams, Ormond Bch, FLBernice Zarchin, Pompano Bch, FL
Club MasterRobin Abrams, Lake Mary, FLWilliam Barker, Spring Hill, FLAlbert Barrett, The Villages, FLGeorge Bowman, Vero Beach, FLPhyllis Bunge, Jacksonville, FLMarilyn Callaghan, Palm Bch Gdns, FLJoan Clark, Vero Beach, FLMaria Coggins, Kissimmee, FLJudy Cole, Venice, FLNora Collins, Hernando, FLSandra Corrigan, New Smyrna Bch, FLGreg Dinney, Sarasota, FLBeth Dyer, Naples, FLJohn Eza, Apollo Beach, FLFrank Falter, Fernandina Bch, FLMary Figuera, Miami, FLPamela Folsom, Lakeland, FLThomas Fox, Alantic Beach, FLElanor Griffin, eland, FLGeraldine Hadley, Sun City Center, FLWilliam Houston, St Petersburg, FLMonica Jacoby, Ponte Vedra Bea, FLGirish Joglekar, Jacksonville, FLNancy Jones, Naples, FLJudy Kavanagh, Alachua, FLAndrew Kelly, The Villages, FLKatherine Lees, Melbourne, FLMarilyn Link, Vero Beach, FLSandra Miller, Clearwater, FLGail Motala, Lithia, FLJoel Muncie, Pensacola, FLWilliam Murphy, Casselberry, FLGeraldine Myers, Jacksonville, FLLiz Neal, Sun City Ctr, FLKaye Norton, Sarasota, FLMartha O Reilly, Saint Augustine, FLConnie O’Brien, Brooksville, FLAlexandra Pearson, Palm Coast, FLJames Pollard, Avon Park, FLJohn Recco, Naples, FLAnne Snee, Naples, FLBernard Steinweg, Palm Beach Gdns, FLFran Storpen, Miami, FLLarry Sumner, The Villages, FLJane Tauzel, Prt Orange, FLGil Todd, Apollo Bch, FLRobert Ufferman, Indialantic, FLRonald Wallace, Apollo Beach, FLMarge Wolf, Bebary, FL
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Rank ChangesSectional MasterEarlene Carson, St Augustine, FLLisa Carter, Jacksonville, FLVincent Chesarone, Naples, FLVenu Chintam, Tallahasse, FLPerry Collier, Key West, FLJack Degiacomo, Safety Harbor, FLBetty Einstman, The Villages, FLDouglas Ell, Vero Beach, FLEdith Fagan, Orlando, FLAudrey Feeney, The Villages, FLJane Foster, Palm Beach, FLShirley Ann Garvey, Jacksonville, FLDorothy Harris, Orlando, FLLiz Harris, Maitland, FLMary Higgins, Naples, FLAnne Hobday, St Augustine, FLSylvia Jackson, Niceville, FLDiane Jensen, Naples, FLMary Kasper, Ft Myers, FLRon Kessler, Delray Beach, FLDavid Klancke, Naples, FLToni Kuxhausen, Sarasota, FLLois Lane, Leesburg, FLSue Lerner, Naples, FLBarbara Longfellow, Vero Beach, FLJudith Lynch, Sarasota, FLChanda Martin, The Villages, FLSheila Nozetz, Cote Saint Luc, QCDonna Penny, Miami, FLCarol Redd, Lighthouse Pt, FLWendy Rizzuti, Weeki Wachee, FLDebra Sacks, Boyton Beach, FLSusan Sbar, Tampa, FLMarlene Shatkin, Chicago, ILMuray Shocket, Palm Beach, FLBob Snyder, Graceville, FLMary Stelzer, Apopka, FLKenneth Teixeira, Port St Lucie, FLDavid Terry, Orlando, FLThomas Van Nest, Ormond Beach, FLLawrence Warner, Boca Grande, FLAnn Wiederkehr, Boca Raton, FLS Lee Yates, Fernandina Beac, FL
Regional MasterSanford Browde, Delray Beach, FLDonald Carr, Lakewood Ranch, FL
Frank Davis, Savannah, FLJudy Duell, Alford, FLHilari Fix, Boca Grande, FLBetty Fortune, Lakeland, FLClifford Garrison, Lake Worth, FLNancy Garvey, Bonita Springs, FLMarlene Gobron, Naples, FLLynn Harvey, Fort Myers, FLIsaac Hassan, Palm Harbor, FLSheila Kleeman, Orlando, FLMerle Lenox, Naples, FLGeorge Macko, Palm Coast, FLBarbara Mehnert, Fairport, NYRosalyn Middleman, Vero Beach, FLBobbi Rossi, Naples, FLIrene Sell, Boca Raton, FLJoseph Shepard III, Tampa, FLSamuel Shlesinger, Naples, FLMargaret Tasset, Jacksonville, FLRondal Vickers, Saint Petersbur, FLJack Walker, Sun City Ctr, FL
NABC MasterMarlene Flament, Oldsmar, FLJoyce Lee, Palm Harbor, FLCary Linsky, Delray Beach, FLKathleen Loeb, Lake Mary, FLTom Mookas, Tallahassee, FLTeresa Noa, Sarasota, FLChristine Royse, Marathon, FLChuck Swiston, Tampa, FLMarie Swiston, Tampa, FLMary Van Steelandt, The Villages, FLKelvin Wallace, Wakulla Springs, FLPatricia Wallace, Wakulla Springs, FLKate Willet, Dunedin, FLTheresa Williamson, Sun City Center, FLFrank Woodhouse, University Park, FL
Life MasterRalph Andrew, Venice, FLDiana Brooks, Hobe Sound, FLNancy Davis, St Petersburg, FLChester Eicher, The Villages, FLRebecca Fewell, Pensacola, FL
Louis Fischer, Naples, FLLiana Garing, Lady Lake, FLKaty Gleason, Pepper Pike, OHMerle Greenwald, Sarasota, FLDonald Lightner, Casselberry, FLEthel Porter, Spring Hill, FLSuzanne Rivett-Peterson, Sebastian, FL
Bronze Life MasterDavid Drake, Gainesville, FLJanet Dugan, Sarasota, FLChester Eicher, The Villages, FLKaty Gleason, Pepper Pike, OHHarry Hammerly, St Paul, MNLorraine Izzo, Vero Beach, FLBruce Jacobs, Sarasota, FLDonald Lightner, Casselberry, FLCarol Lindholm, Lakewood Ranch, FLKenneth Lindholm, Lakewood Ranch, FLCharles Small, Ormond Beach, FLCarla Terp, Land O Lakes, FL
Silver Life MasterLiana Garing, Lady Lake, FLMartha Glassmeyer, Vero Beach, FLAlice Good, Ft Myers, FLSusan Grever, Dunedin, FLLinda Hall, The Villages, FLBob Rehbock, Marathon, FLRobert Rymer, Key West, FLDianne Shaffer, Hollywood, FLPatricia Spencer, Naples, FLKenn Thornton, Hernando, FLAnna Lynn Wagner, Cocoa Beach, FLBobbie Weisberg, Palm Beach Grdn, FLAnn Wright, Belleair, FLMartha Young, Orlando, FL
Gold Life MasterJoy Scher, Delray Beach, FL
Diamond Life Master Russell Delaney, Sarasota, FLMark Smith, Tampa, FL
Emerald Life Master Carl Dahl Jr, Sun City Ctr, FLCharlotte Kartsonis, New Prt Rchy, FL
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Retirement PartyInstead of players seeing the smiling face of tournament director Olin Hubert working at our regionals, now we can watch for it at the bridge table. Olin retired after the Southeasterns and Unit 128 honored him with a little celebration.
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