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Springtime Mediterranean Cruise with Bernard Magee See Overleaf for Further Details BRIDGENumber Ninety-seven October 2009 Springtime Mediterranean Cruise with Bernard Magee See overleaf for further details. Springtime and Mediterranean with Bernard Magee DISCOVERY CLUB MEMBERS SAVE AN EXTRA 5% SEE THE WORLD EUROPEAN EXPLORER 9 MAY 2010 ~16 DAYS FROM ONLY £ PP Your Voyage Includes: IN ITS TRUE COLOURS 995 -INOTAURLEGENDSHIDEINLANDFROM#RETES Date Port BLEACHEDSEAFRONT#REAMY COLOUREDRAMPARTS 9 May Depart UK by air to ISTANBUL, Turkey s)NSPIRINGDESTINATIONSANDENLIGHTENING MARKOUT-ALTASCAPITAL 6ALLETTA3ICILIAN-ESSINA Embark on mv Discovery EXCURSIONS OVERLOOKSTHESTRAITWHERE/DYSSEUSFACED 10 May Cruise the Mediterranean Sea s#OMPREHENSIVELECTUREANDGUEST 11 May HERAKLION, Crete, Greek Islands SPEAKERPROGRAMME 3CYLLAAND#HARYBDIS4HEREARE6ATICANTREASURES 12 May Cruise the Mediterranean Sea CRAFTEDBY-ICHELANGELOAND2APHAEL PLUS 13 May VALLETTA, Malta s4RAVELWITHAROUNDLIKE MINDED .APOLEONICECHOESTHATRESONATEAROUND!JACCIO 14 May MESSINA, Sicily, Italy PASSENGERSIN STARCOMFORT %NLIGHTENEDBYTHEON BOARDLECTURERS YOULL 15 May SORRENTO, Italy s!LLMEALS ENTERTAINMENTANDGRATUITIES GOON UNRAVELLINGTHEMYSTERIESOF0OMPEII THE 16 May CIVITAVECCHIA, (Rome) Italy ONBOARDINCLUDEDWITHNOHIDDENEXTRAS !LHAMBRAAND,ISBONSLOVELY!LFAMAQUARTER 17 May AJACCIO, Corsica s&RIENDLYANDRELAXEDATMOSPHEREO N B O A R D 18 May Cruise the Mediterranean Sea MR BRIDGE s!LLPRICESONBOARDIN"RITISHPOUNDS 19 May ALMERIA, Spain s#APTAINSCOCKTAILPARTIESANDGALADINNERS "ERNARD-AGEEANDHISTEAMWILLHOSTTHIS DAY 20 May GIBRALTAR s&LIGHTFROMTHE5+INCLUDED VOYAGE4HEEVENINGSESSIONSWILLBESPLITINTOTWO 21 May LISBON, Portugal WITHTHElRSTlNISHINGINTIMEFORTHOSEWISHING 22-23 May Cruise the Atlantic Ocean s!LLPORTANDPRE PAIDAIRPORTTAXES TOSEETHEEVENINGSHOW)NADDITIONTOBRIDGE 24 May HARWICH, England s/VERSEASTRANSFERSBETWEENAIRPORTAND SHIP WHEREAPPLICABLE EVERYEVENING THEREWILLBEMORNINGSEMINARS EXCLUSIVE MR BRIDGE FARES ANDAFTERNOONBRIDGESESSIONS WHICHAREHELD Inside £995PP Outside £1,195PP WHILETHESHIPISATSEA SOEVERYONECANENJOYTHE PORTSOFCALL Hurry – Last few cabins available at these fares! MR BRIDGE !LL-R"RIDGEPASSENGERS WHOHAVEPAIDTHEaPERPERSONBRIDGESUPPLEMENT WILLBEPARTOFTHEEXCLUSIVE BRIDGEPARTY4HISWILLMAKETHEMELIGIBLEFORTHESEMINARS DRINKSPARTIES QUIZCOMPETITIONS OCCASIONAL AFTERNOONANDDAILYEVENINGDUPLICATESAFTERlRSTSITTINGDINNER4HEBRIDGEPROGRAMMEISFULLYOPTIONALAND YOUMAYPARTICIPATEASMUCHORASLITTLEASYOUWISH-R"RIDGEACTIVELYENCOURAGESSINGLESTOJOINTHEPARTY ANDTHEYWILLALWAYSBEFOUNDAPARTNERFORAGAME DUPLICATE BRIDGE GUARANTEED 01483 489961 for brochures and bookings Fares shown are per person based on two people sharing lowest inside/outside twin/single cabin category as shown and include all applicable discounts for new bookings only. All offers are capacity controlled, subject to availability and may be withdrawn at any time. Cabin numbers will be allocated prior to departure. Please note that there is a bridge supplement of £30 per bridge player to be paid with cruise deposit. Terms and conditions apply, see brochure for details. Voyages of Discovery is a trading name of All Leisure Holidays Ltd. FEATURES BRIDGE 3 Bidding Quiz 46 Dave Huggett says BIDDING QUIZ by Bernard Magee Make the Long by Bernard Magee Hand Ruff Publisher and 5 ou are West in the auc - Managing Editor 47 Defence Quiz Answers Ytions below, playing 10 Bidding Quiz Answers by Julian Pottage Mr Bridge by Bernard Magee 'Standard Acol' with a weak no-trump (12-14 points) and Ryden Grange 12 Bernard Magee says four-card majors. Knaphill, Surrey ADVERTISEMENTS Leave the Master (Answers on page 10 ) GU21 2TH Trump Out 2 Springtime Mediterranean Cruise 1. Dealer West. Love All. ( 01483 489961 14 Defence Quiz on Board Discovery by Julian Pottage ♠ A K Q J 9 8 3 2 e-mail : 4 North African ♥ Void [email protected] 15 The Waiting Game Treasures Cruise © 8 3 2 by Michael Scarrott on Board Discovery website : ® 4 2 www.mrbridge.co.uk 18 No-Trump Openings 6 Tutorial and West North East South by Freddie North Play Software ? Associate Editor 19 Julian Pottage says 7 Mail Order Form Julian Pottage Watch Your Entries 2. Dealer East. Game All. 8 Bridge Weekends ♠ Q 7 5 Technical Consultant 21 David Stevenson with Bernard Magee ♥ K 8 6 2 Answers Your Questions © 7 4 2 Tony Gordon 9 Tunisia 2009/2010 ® 8 7 2 26 A Walk in the Autumn 11 QPlus 9.1 Bridge Consultant by Countryman West North East South Bernard Magee 27 Declarer Play Quiz 13 1® Pass by Dave Huggett Bridge Breaks ? Proof Readers 28 Freddie North says 14 Rubber/Chicago Danny Roth Bridge Events 3. Dealer West. N/S Vul. If One of Your ♠ A Q 5 Hugh Williams Options is 3NT, Bid it 20 Eric Hill ♥ A 7 6 2 Richard Wheen © A 9 8 29 Julian Pottage 24 Summer 2010 Cruises Answers Your Questions ® A 7 5 Software Support on Board Discovery West North East South 01483 485345 32 Double Dummy Answer 27 Single-suited ( 1♥ Pass 2♥ Pass by Richard Wheen Design Pens ? Events & Cruises 33 Heather Dhondy says 31 Charity Bid on with a ( 01483 489961 Bridge Events 4. Dealer North. Love All. Two-suit Fit Jessica Galt ♠ A Q J 6 32 Duplicate Bridge Rachel Everett ♥ 8 7 5 34 Declarer Play Rules Simplified Answers © K 7 6 5 4 Club Directory by David Huggett 36 Bernard Magee ® 2 Tips for Better Bridge and Charity Support 35 Lèse Majesté West North East South [email protected] by Dick Atkinson 38 2010 Diaries 3♥ Dbl Pass ? 37 Readers’ Letters Address Changes 39 Stamps ( 01483 485342 42 Bridge with 40 Global Travel 5. Dealer North. N/S Vul. Victor Meldrew Insurance ♠ A 9 2 All correspondence should by David Mullineaux ♥ 7 6 48 Africa and be addressed to Mr Bridge. © 4 3 44 Seven Days the Red Sea Cruise Please make sure that all ® Q J 6 5 4 3 by Sally Brock on Board Discovery letters, e-mails and faxes carry full postal addresses West North East South and telephone numbers. The views expressed in this publication are not 1♥ 1♠ Pass necessarily those of the publisher or its Managing Editor. ? Page 3 North African Treasures Exclusive Mr Bridge fares DISCOVERY CLUB MEMBERS SAVE AN EXTRA 5% SEE THE WORLD NORTH AFRICAN TREASURES Your Voyage Includes: 2 NOV 2009 ~13 DAYS IN ITS TRUE COLOURS INSIDE CABIN OUTSIDE CABIN 3TANDIN%L!LAMEINWHERE&IELD-ARSHAL FROM ONLY £995PP* FROM ONLY £1,095PP* s)NSPIRINGDESTINATIONSANDENLIGHTENING -ONTGOMERYSMENFACED2OMMELSPANZERS D a t e P o r t EXCURSIONS 2EDISCOVERTHETREASURESOF4RIPOLI THE2OMAN 2 Nov Depart London Gatwick by air s#OMPREHENSIVELECTUREANDGUEST CITYOF,EPTIS-AGNA 'IZAS0YRAMIDSAND'AUDIS Arrive ALEXANDRIA, Egypt and transfer to mv Discovery SPEAKERPROGRAMME 3AGRADA&AMILIA-ARVELAT(ANNIBALSACHIEVEMENTS s4RAVELWITHAROUNDLIKE MINDED INANCIENT#ARTHAGE,EARNABOUTTHEEIGHTPOINTS 3 Nov ALEXANDRIA, Egypt 4 Nov Cruise the Mediterranean Sea PASSENGERSIN STARCOMFORT OFTHE-ALTESE#ROSSANDWHY0ALERMOS&ONTANA 5 Nov BENGHAZI, Libya s!LLMEALS ENTERTAINMENTANDGRATUITIES 0RETORIAWASDUBBEDTHE@&OUNTAINOF3HAME 6 Nov Cruise the Gulf of Sirte, Libya ONBOARDINCLUDEDWITHNOHIDDENEXTRAS 2IGHTALONGTHE-EDITERRANEAN ENJOYEXTENSIVE 7 Nov AL KHUMS, Libya s&RIENDLYANDRELAXEDATMOSPHEREO N B O A R D EXOTICMENUS COLOURFULSOUKSANDTRADITIONS 8 Nov TRIPOLI, Libya s!LLPRICESONBOARDIN"RITISHPOUNDS THATGOBACKCENTURIES 9 Nov VALLETTA, Malta 10 Nov PALERMO, Italy s#APTAINSCOCKTAILPARTIESANDGALADINNERS MR BRIDGE 11 Nov LA GOULETTE, Tunisia s&LIGHTSFROMANDTO,ONDON'ATWICK !LEX$AVOUD ,INDA,AZARUSANDTHEIRTEAMWILL 12 Nov Cruise the Mediterranean Sea ONLYINCLUDED HOSTTHIS DAYVOYAGE4HEEVENINGSESSIONSWILL 13 Nov BARCELONA, Spain s!LLPORTANDPRE PAIDAIRPORTTAXES BESPLITINTOTWOWITHTHElRSTlNISHINGINTIMEFOR 14 Nov BARCELONA, Spain s/VERSEASTRANSFERSBETWEENAIRPORTAND Disembark and transfer to airport for fl ight home THOSEWISHINGTOSEETHEEVENINGSHOW)NADDITION SHIP WHEREAPPLICABLE TOBRIDGEEVERYEVENING THEREWILLBEMORNING SPECIAL SINGLES PRICES SEMINARSANDAFTERNOONBRIDGESESSIONS WHICHARE O CATEGORY inside cabin £1,299 HELDWHILETHESHIPISATSEA SOEVERYONECANENJOY K CATEGORY outside cabin £1,499 II CATEGORY porthole £2,079 THEPORTSOFCALL GG CATEGORY window £2,289 MR BRIDGE !LLBRIDGEPASSENGERS WHOHAVEPAIDTHEBRIDGESUPPLEMENT WILLBEELIGIBLETOPARTICIPATEINTHEEVENINGBRIDGE PROGRAMME4HEREWILLALSOBEAQUIZANDEXCLUSIVEBRIDGEPARTIES4HEBRIDGEPROGRAMMEISFULLYOPTIONALANDYOU MAYPARTICIPATEASMUCHORASLITTLEASYOUWISH-R"RIDGEACTIVELYENCOURAGESSINGLESTOJOINTHEPARTYANDYOUWILL ALWAYSBEFOUNDAPARTNERFORAGAME DUPLICATE BRIDGE GUARANTEED 01483 489961 for brochures and bookings *Fares shown are per person based on two people sharing and refer to the lowest category cabins available. For all fares shown, cabins will be issued with final details or upon embarkation, excluding categories II and GG. All offers are capacity controlled and may be withdrawn at any time. Please note there will be a bridge supplement of £30 per bridge player to be paid with cruise deposit. Terms and conditions apply, see brochure for details. Voyages of Discovery is a trading name of All Leisure Holidays Ltd. BEACH CLOSING 2009 REMNANTS COVER STORY WET SUMMER As always at this time of the This year the summer year, there are only a few weather has reverted to unsold places at our something close to normal. weekend events. These I This may account for the have listed on page 13. If demand for green-covered you are interested do ring versions of my 2010 bridge before sending in your players diary. Pillar-box red, booking form and payment. navy, tan, maroon, black and Any weekends that are not Cambridge blue are all in listed, are sold out. stock and available £5.95 Listed on page 13, with the each including p&p. See remnants referred to above, order form on page 7. The Beach Hotel
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