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March 6-March 16, 2003 46th Spring North American Bridge Championships Daily Bulletin Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Volume 46, Number 2 Saturday, March 8, 2003 Editors: Brent Manley and Henry Francis Judy and Robin Kay honor Norman’s legacy If you don’t think Norman Kay’s legacy Open Pairs. goes far beyond his bridge expertise, follow “He made such an impact on so many peo- Judy and Robin Kay through a section for a ple,” says Robin, who lives in Egg Harbor NJ, round or two. Judy, Kay’s widow, and “and he never knew.” Robin, their daughter, are constantly Says Judy: “I can’t think of a better role reminded of how much Norman meant to model for bridge.” the people he touched during his life. The Kay women, who play together once a “Sometimes,” says Robin, “someone week, didn’t win the Norman Kay Pairs, but will do something nice, make a kind ges- they wouldn’t have missed it for anything. “We ture, and you might remember it for an hour didn’t play like Daddy,” Robin said after the or two. People remembered things Daddy first session, “but we try to emulate him any- did for 30 years.” way.” Just being Judy and Robin Kay is gen- In all the years she kibitzed Norman and the erally enough to bring on lots of comments late Edgar Kaplan, Judy says, she never heard an about Norman’s stature as a gentleman and unkind word spoken between them, even away a role model. On Friday, there were two from the table. Says Robin: “It takes a special additional reasons: Friday was Norman Kay person to be that way behind closed doors.” Day at the Spring NABC, and the women Judy recalls that when her husband died, she Judy and Robin Kay celebrated Norman Kay Day by playing in the game named for their husband and father. were playing in the Norman Kay Stratified Continued on page 4 One on one brunch tickets on sale today Here’s your chance for brunch with the experts on Tuesday, March 11, in the Liberty Ballroom, Salon E at the Marriott. For a token ($6) contribution to charity, you may attend a special brunch where participants are welcome to speak one-on-one with their favorite bridge stars during a pre-designated 10- to 15- minute “private sitting.” The all-star cast includes Grant Baze, Lisa and David Berkowitz, Shannon and Mike Cappelletti, Larry Cohen, Richard Freeman, Audrey Grant, Gail Greenberg, Eric Greco, Geoff Hampson, Zeke Jabbour, Don Krauss, Kyle Larsen, Jill and Robert Levin, Rose Meltzer, Jill Meyers, Nick Nickell, Mike Passell, Eric Rodwell, Debbie and Michael Rosenberg, Tobi Sokolow, JoAnna Stansby and Dorothy Truscott. Attendance will be by advance reservation only. Tickets will go on sale today on the fourth floor at the top of the escalators. There will be one 45-minute session from 11:15 a.m. until noon. Each celebrity session will be about 10 to 15 minutes, and each celebrity will have time for only three private sittings. Once a celebrity’s dance-card is filled, you will have to move on to your second Jerry Silodor stands in front of the portrait gallery that was unveiled yesterday. choice. Greco, Hampson top ‘Philly Connection’ Junior Get-Together Open Pairs qualifiers portraits unveiled Jerry and Francine Silodor traveled all the way A special get-together for Juniors will take Eric Greco and Geoff Hampson scored nearly 68% from Boca Raton FL for the Spring NABC. They place today – Junior Day – between sessions (5 in the first qualifying session and added a 62% game in are both bridge players, but they didn’t turn a card p.m.) at Jake’s Pizza at 201 North Broad St. (corner the evening to take the lead in the Silodor Open Pairs I, while they were here. of Broad and Race streets). which concludes today. Greco, who lives in the They made the long trip to be part of the cere- Philadelphia area, and Hampson, of Los Angeles, are monies for the unveiling of the portraits of the 14 former Life Master Open Pairs champions. members of the group known as the “Philadelphia Dress Up Night Their score of 2165.96 is 37.65 matchpoints ahead Connection,” a company which includes Silodor’s Players are encouraged to dress up for of the second-place pair, Nikolay Demirev, Des father – Sidney. today’s evening session. This is a regular fea- Plaines IL and Vish Viswanathan, West Windsor NJ. In Others whose portraits are now on display in ture of all NABCs. third place were England’s Tony Forrester and Norway’s Boye Brogeland with 2069.20. Top was 64. Continued on page 5 Page 2 Daily Bulletin SPECIAL EVENTS MEETINGS/SEMINARS/RECEPTIONS Saturday, March 8 Sunday, March 9 10 - 11 a.m. Coffee with Carol. Join Carol Robertson, manager of the 9 a.m. - Noon Bridge Cruise Programs with Audrey Grant. Learn the ins ACBL Club Membership Department, and the ACBL staff and outs of being a successful cruise ship teacher and for an update on what’s new with clubs. Come for a director. $25 fee. Rooms 414 & 415. continental breakfast and network with other club managers. Rooms 411 & 412. 9:30 a.m. - Noon Board of Governors Meeting. Grand Ballroom, Salon E. 10 a.m. - Noon Teaching Online Demonstration. Betty Starzec will take you step by step through an online teaching session. Find out 10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. International Team Trials meeting. Room 412. how to sign up, how to register your students, how to collect your fee and how to prepare and present your 5 - 7 p.m. Dutch Treat Teacher Dinner. ACBL Accredited Teachers are material for an online session. Rooms 414 & 415. invited to network with fellow teacher and Julie Greenberg, 11 a.m. - Noon ACBLscore Q & A. If you have been using ACBLscore at ACBL Director of Education. 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