Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
New Zealand National Bridge Congress 2016
September 24th to October 1st Daily Bulletin 6 29th September Editorial Staff : Nick Jacob & Mark Hangartner
Winners of the Congress pairs:
Brad Moss and David Appleton
The Daily Bulletin is extremely grateful to Babich Wines for their on-going sponsorship. Babich is a top quality New Zealand vintner. Babich Wines has been voted
amongst the world’s top 50 most admired wine brands in a survey by Drinks International. r 26th to October 3rd
P a g e | 1
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
Congress Noticeboard
Arranging a free airport shuttle for Sunday: please let the desk staff know by 3pm Saturday at the latest if you will need a shuttle.
Ride sharing especially to Auckland. Please use the whiteboard by the desk to offer or ask for rides,
All Teams : 10 AM 2:15 PM 7:30PM
“Even Homer Nods Award” - the expert who manages to make the biggest prat of him or herself by a masterpiece of inanity at the table. The experts DO nod in the most amazing ways – please share their efforts with the world.
The Del’Monte Award Originally presented by Simon (Curly) Del’Monte this is presented annually for the most sporting act to come to notice at Congress. When you are recipient of an act of sportsmanship, please tell us about it. Contact the Editors:
Nick Jacob Mobile 0221969576, [email protected] Mark Hangartner Mobile 0277153987, [email protected] Facebook (as a last resort) https://www.facebook.com/mark.hangartner
Thursday Lunch Menu - Price: $12 PER PERSON
Beef stir fry OR Egg fried rice
Salad Bar Sauces Sliced tomato Mayonnaise Asian slaw Tomato sauce Sliced red onion Sweet chilli sauce Grated carrot Soy sauce Sliced lettuce Salad dressing
P a g e | 2
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
Anyone for Standard signals?
This gem comes from Neil Hawkins, who was playing the second session of the Back To The Future Teams. 4♦ by South
Lead: ♣3
Neil was sitting South and found himself at the helm of a quiet 4♦ contract. Anne-Marie Russell, sitting West, found the devilish lead of the ♣3. Neil was unsuspecting of this lead and called for the ♣2. Now we swing over to Stephen Francks, sitting East… Stephen rather liked Anne-Marie's lead. He knew it wasn't a singleton because Anne-Marie had to have short diamonds. He wanted to signal that he liked the lead and he was playing Reverse signals, so he encouraged… with the ♣4! Winning the opening lead with the 5 is no small feat. But winning the opening lead with the singleton 5? That is something special. Come find the bulletin staff for a bottle of wine, Neil. Systems Yesterday we were discussing the number of complicated systems such as T-Rex , transfer openings etc and suction. "Yes, I was sucked too" one of us said. Cheers, Bill
P a g e | 3
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
P a g e | 4
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
Profile Gary Hanna For once the T-shirt says it all.
Gary, one of our ever-presents, keeps NZ Bridge on its toes with sometimes intemperate postings on Kiwibridge.
His graciousness and enthusiasm for bridge are however unquestioned.
G’day Gary it is great to have you here.
2♥ + 2♥ = ?
Queensland's Jimmy Wallis has seen it all. He bids and plays at the speed of light, so it is rare to find an auction that makes him pause for thought. ♠ 532 ♥ ♦ KQ106542 ♣ Q53
Jimmy's partner, Bill Nash, loves to bid 'em up, so Jimmy wasn't expecting a chance to play in diamonds at a comfortable level. Bill opened 2♥, which seemed to put paid to Jimmy's chances of playing in diamonds. But South decided her hand wasn't strong enough to
P a g e | 5
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS overcall 2NT (looking at the hand below, who can blame her?) and decided a better description was an undercall of 1NT. Jimmy is a gentleman through and through, so he let the lady have her bid. He could now bid a very much non-forcing 2♦. But Bill didn't fly all the way from Australia to put down a nice 6-4 as dummy. So, after opening 2♥, he decided to rebid (in the literal sense of the word) 2♥. Jimmy observed, "That's 4♥ you're playing, Bill. 2♥ + 2♥ = 4♥." Regardless, he corrected to 3♦. Bill didn't try his luck with a third 2♥ bid and instead let Jimmy buy the contract. 3♦ failed by one trick. Jimmy quipped, "We've got a bid in the system for my hand. If I bid 3♦ over 1NT that's weak. But I knew Bill wouldn't be able to resist rebidding his suit, and I didn't want to have to rebid 4♦." Like I said, Jimmy's seen it all. Trust him to have system over his opponents' insufficient bids! The full hand and auction:
2♥ 1NT(!) 2♦(!) Pass 2♥(!) Pass 3♦ =
P a g e | 6
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
Profile Clair Miao and Leo Lin
Clair Miao has only been in New Zealand for two years, but she is already a friend to everyone in the Auckland bridge scene. She describes partner-in-life and partner-in-bridge, Leo Lin, as her bridge tutor. It must be working – Leo and Clair finished 14th in the NZ Pairs Final and have just qualified for the NZ Teams Round of 16. Leo lives in Taiwan, and he is one of the two things Clair misses the most about Taiwan – as well as beef noodles. Clair and Leo kindly answered some questions about each other… To Clair: “What animal is Leo like?” Clair: “A dog, because he is smelly! Just kidding, it’s because he is loyal.” To Leo: “What animal is Clair like?” Leo: “A rabbit. Her action, her style, the way she talks, she’s always jumping around.” Final thought… Clair: “You guys are just like immigration with all your questions, it’s like applying for a visa!”
P a g e | 7
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
Bidding in a multiuniverse Reality
DR CA Pass Pass 1♣ Pass 2♣ Pass 2♦ Pass 2♠ ?
Ackerley multi universe
DR CA Pass Pass Pass 1♣ 2♣ Pass 2♦ Pass 2♠ ? ?
The observant will note that even what passes for reality when Douglas and Chris are at the table the usual norms of bidding have been academically discarded. In a conscious effort to deconstruct a bidding framework which disenfranchises the club suit our South has chosen to open a bidding dialogue with 1♣. In solidarity with this club preference North has also spurned the systemic hegemony of the majors for 2♣. Painting fuller pictures of their hands they bid naturally until we reach the point of decision for the East player who has until now been silent. In the real world few actual bridge players would feel constrained to offer any contribution to the bidding and North South could continue on possibly to the politically very desirable No Trump contract. However our hero the East player has been attentively following the auction in the Ackerley multiuniverse. For him his partner has opened a strength-based club suit, distracting opposing bids have occurred during which his helpful P a g e | 8
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS passes have revealed a 0-4 point hand. Knowing that some action is needed to alert Douglas to his maximum Chris bids 2NT. At this point South steps across the divide from reality to join Chris and gracefully renouncing the chance of a juicy penalty he bids a mild 3♣. Befuddled all now pass, the contract makes. “the Gods are having their laugh, whatever one does” Chris A.
Barbara Campbell told me about a jocular exchange at a table with John Mitchell and Helen Barker from Nelson playing together against a pair who had been less than agreeable. John had been active in the bidding over several boards popping up with bids all the time. His opponent turned to him and asked him about his habit of getting these bids in “Do they call you Rabbit at your club?” John replied with a question “What do they call you at your club?” “Arsehole” was the reply. “At least we agree on one thing” said John. Simon would be (Curly) smiling Del’Monte
There have been numerous cases of active ethics:
taking no action with a clear bid after partner’s hesitation (Gary Hanna nominated by Grant Jarvis), allowing a miscalled card from dummy to be replaced (Sam Simpson nominated by Andrew Purves)
P a g e | 9
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
Going for a number - 2800 There are numerous euphemisms players use when required to share a particularly big penalty incurred. Some that come to mind are “speeding ticket”, “sticks and stones” (for -1100), “ah I thought that might be bad”. Some with sadness and some with glee will remember the 2000 club that emerged at last year’s congress. Some are Akarana players so my lips are sealed. I am not quite sure what you say when you have to bring back the -2800 incurred when 2♦ XX didn’t go well. I think it is safe to say this is the biggest plus score Judy McLeod and Lynn Geursen have ever scored, and quite likely to go unbeaten at Congress. I will also predict that a certain South will pause nervously before pulling the redouble card out of the box in the next few matches. Crossword solution Kropotkin Solution - ()=included, []=excluded - {e.a} = embedded answer Ac: 1.Stay-Man 5.Ogust 8.A st-ro 9.Ch(APL)in 10.ears[o] 13.Hamilton 17.double[T] 18.B-ergen 19.Bentha[m]-NG 23.a-nil 27.Rever(s)e 28.cabin 29.no-mad 30.s(olid)ly Dn: 1.spa(d)e 2.[H]alter 3.Moon {Keith/Rev} 4.nucha {e.a} 5.O-Taki 6.unlit 7.ten-on[TV] 11.A(bod)E 12.sabot 13.h(y)en-a 14.M(R B)IG 15.L- orc- A 16.obeli {e.a} 19.Bar-on 20.N-ovum 21.Hero-d 22.NE-e-p-s 24.no b-I’d 25.{John} La(n)dy 26.A-Co[E]l {King Coel The Old}; A-Col[E] {Old King Cole} Submitters of correct entries: Catherine Cameron, Dale Lacey, David May, Dean Sole, Douglas Russell, Jenna Gibbons, Jenny Leiman, Julian Foster, Mehboob Chiba.
P a g e | 10
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
Cryptic with Bridge sub-theme ~ ~ ~ by Kropotkin
Solution Down 1 Digger initially digs into peas: they get mashed (5) 2 Modify rope for animal – remove the hard bit (5) 3 This person drummed up lots of followers? (4) 4 Pukemanu chap revealing the nape of his neck (5) 5 Old Spectator columnist appears in this bridge club (5) Across 6 Like the Homer tunnel until repaired (5) 1 Be a guest on an island (7) 7 Some saw ‘X’ on TV? Throw TV out! (5) 11 Fellow in Accident & Emergency – he 5 Play with gusto (5) lives there! (5) 8 A short way to drive along, or perhaps some turf (5) 12 Boats all at sea, so one goes on foot (5) 13 Carrion-feeder bird eating the last piece 9 Actor and director in feature about a pro-gramming of artery and then the first (5) language (7) 14 A VIP (Rex Bishop) getting into fighter plane (2,3) 10 Friends asked to lend them are so upset, though 15 Poet left, followed by Rings villain on nothing is lost (4) attack (5) 16 A reason to believe this murder 13 Where this is being done on the spot (8) evidence will show signs of daggers (5) 17 Monty had one old jacket, not a kind of shirt (6) 19 The drinking venue no drunk would be seen following! (5) 18 Black and green mixture (6) 20 Dice game in which you enter bearing 19 Gym exercise for one of the Jeremys: Mike egg (5) 21 Greek lover died for King, but not his (5) dropped out? No good! (4,4) 22 Have some brassica in Edinburgh, New 23 The beginning of ardent love for Indigo (4) England, and, oddly, in El Paso (5) 24 Person of wealth goes in here – I would 27 Paul, famous horse rider, clutches end of reins (7) go after him? (2,3) 28 Room on board for 737 passengers here? (5) 25 He ran Knight's wife around the centre of Parnell (5) 29 No nuts for Rover! (5) 26 After the onset of arthritis, two old Kings 30 Very smelly and insidiously furtive all round, but lack energy (4) built so soundly (7)
Please join us in thanking Rex (Kropotkin) and his checker, Judy McLeod.
P a g e | 11
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
Honourable Push
Sometimes you receive a defence that is so beautiful, you just have to smile and say, "Too good." Peter Gill was left thinking this after a board defended by James Coutts. He would have been delighted to learn that his teammate, Brad Coles, replicated the defence at the other table against Nye Griffiths.
1♦ 1♥ 2♣ 3♥ =
Lead: ♣Q
After a brief but lively auction, Peter was grateful to see Martin Bloom, North, put down a great dummy for his competitive raise. The Wests began with the ♣Q. Both declarers ducked this in dummy. Now James Coutts and Brad Coles paused for thought. Looking at all four hands, it seems trivial to make nine tricks. Sharp defense holds declarer to his contract: a club to the ♣A, a spade to the ♠A, and a club ruffed with the ♥J to effect the promotion. But the Wests weren't trying to hold the contract to nine tricks. They found the only card to give declarer a problem… the ♠Q! After much consideration, the declarers ducked… whereupon the ♠A was cashed, the ♣A put East on lead, and the spade return promoted the ♥Q. The +50 that East/West scored may not have been enough to win any IMPs, but it was a successful and imaginative defense. Well done, James and Brad.
P a g e | 12
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
P a g e | 13
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
Just let the King win.
1♥ 1♠ Pass 3♥ 4♥ 4♠ = Lead ♥J David Appleton was declarer in this tricky 4♠ contract.
North overtook the ♥J lead to play another. After David ruffed he played ♠Q covered by ♠K and ♠A. This first discard by North on the trump lead allowed the possibility of a tremendous brilliancy. The discard of the ♦K would have guaranteed an extra entry for south to play clubs through. In the event it wasn’t found and in truth it would be hard to envisage the diamond situation with so little bidding. David now played a diamond towards ♦AQ. North rose with ♦K and was allowed to hold the trick. The ♥K from North was ruffed high and south discarded. Now David could play a second round of trumps finessing the ♠7 if south played low. Two features of the hand a possible entry creating unblock, and the strategy to set up the diamond side suit while declarer has trump control.
P a g e | 14
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
How will the play go?
1♠ Pass 3♦ X 4♠ =
David Appleton had a good idea how the play would go on this hand when played by Peter Gill.
The normal lead is ♦9. At trick two East will likely switch to a trump – better that than a ruff and discard or into a tenace. Rightly as David predicted Peter would rise with the ♠A, then try to lose a club to the safe hand (♣A and finesse if West follows). On this deal this drops the ♠K and finds the ♣Q. With all those things going right Peter would guess the heart as well. A few declarers made only 9 tricks, they may have been victims of an attacking lead from West. Richard Solomon found the underlead in hearts. North figured to have values outside spades and maybe declarer could be fooled.
P a g e | 15
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
P a g e | 16
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
Recovery successful 2♥ by South, lead ♦4
As so sometimes happens a hand that looks so promising for easy overtricks turned quickly sour for George Masters in match 6 playing with Noel against Aussie Youth reps Chris (West) and Nico (East). Board 8 looked to be very comfortable in 2♥ from South. The ♦4 lead looked friendly until Nico won K♦, returned ♦2 to ruff and Chris came back ♣J. George decided to go up ♣A and pitch his second club on ♦A. Chris ruffed and played another club, south ruffing. George played ♥J which was ducked. Now George needs to be a bit careful or maybe lucky, if he plays to ♥Q it will lose to ♥A he will be cut off from a diamond trick and left with 2 spade losers. George played a low spade to ♠J and lucky for him Chris only had small spades so he was able to lose to the safe hand and scored a spade ruff in dummy.
P a g e | 17
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
NZ Teams Qualifying
Team Team members
Michael Courtney - Nick Jacob - Nye Griffiths - Rosie 1 Coutts Don - James Coutts - Liam Milne David Dolbel - Denis Humphries - Gary Chen - Richard 2 Dolbel Solomon Graeme Norman - Lynda Rigler - Patrick D'arcy - Peter 3 Norman Delahunty 4 Bloom Brad Coles - David Appleton - Martin Bloom - Peter Gill Alister Stuck - Andi Boughey - Andrew Tarbutt - Carol 5 Richardson Richardson - Russell Wilson - Steve Boughey Ashley Bach - Geo Tislevoll - Michael Cornell - Michael 6 Bach Ware - Martin Reid - Vivien Cornell Carlos Pellegrini - Jane Lennon - Rodrigo Garcia Da 7 Pellegrini Rosa - Val Gardiner 8 Miao Clair Miao - Leo Lin - Mark Robertson - Sylvester Riddell Jan Alabaster - Jan Cormack - Martin Lofgren - Timothy 9 Alabaster Schumacher Laura Ginnan - Matthew Brown - Michael Whibley - Paul 10 Ginnan Gosney - Peter Hollands - Tony Nunn 11 Ping Hank Ping - Joan Butts - June Lei - Martin Doran Anne Somerville - George Sun - Moss Wylie - William 12 Somerville Liu Ellena Moskovsky - Glenn Coutts - Sam Bailey - Samuel 13 Moskovsky Coutts - Vicki Bouton Bob Sebesfi - Chris Mulley - Ed Barnes - Kieran Crowe- 14 Sebesfi Mai - Matthew Raisin - Simon Brayshaw Ira Garrison - John Evitt - Michael Curry - Pamela 15 Garrison Canning Andrew Peake - Ella Pattison - Jamie Thompson - 16 Peake Wendy Ashton
P a g e | 18
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
Daniel Skipper - David Skipper - Gilles Josnin - Herve 17 Skipper Cheval - Jane Skipper - John Skipper Bradley Johnston - Kevin King - Nikolas Mitchell - Ross 18 Johnston Sherwood 19 Grant Alan Grant - Anthony Ker - Kathy Ker - Murray Mcmillan Alan Turner - Jo Simpson - Kathy Yule - Kenneth Yule - 20 Turner Noel Grigg - Sam Simpson 21 Wang Bob Wang - Jamie Zhu - Spring Lin - Yang Wang Barry Palmer - Christine Wilson - Glenis Palmer - Neil 22 Palmer Stuckey Barry Jones - Jenny Millington - Julie Atkinson - Patrick 23 Jones Carter Charles McMahon - Chris Rhodes - John McMahon - 24 McMahon Nico Ranson Alan Parkes - Graham Stern - Judy Plimmer - Lorraine 25 Parkes Inglis Max Morrison - Neil Hawkins - Pavla Fenwick - Richard 26 Morrison Lapthorne Colin Carryer - Rodney Dravitzki - Sandra Calvert - 27 Carryer Sandra Dravitzki John Davidson - Kathrin Boardman - Pamela Livingston 28 Davidson - Simon Hinge Cassie Morin - Liz Mcneill - Richard Grenside - Sue 29 Morin Grenside Alasdair Beck - Blair Fisher - Bob Hurley - Elizabeth 30 Beck Fisher - Evelyn Hurley Gary Hanna - Heather Jared - Rex Benson - Warren 31 Hanna Johnson Graeme Stout - Jeff Miller - Jeff Thompson - Peter 32 Stout Mccaskill Alan Dormer - Anthony Hopkins - Hamish Brown - 33 Dormer Johanna Perfect John Patterson - Kate Davies - Margaret Perley - Murat 34 Patterson Genc - Pamela Dravitzki - Paul Freeland Judy Butler - Richard Fletcher - Brian Gallaher - Brian 35 House Sullivan 36 Young Alice Young - James Yang - Jerry Chen - John Wang P a g e | 19
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
Adrian Abraham - Brian Cleaver - Peter Benham - Tony 37 Abraham Oberdries Justin Howard - Kitty Muntz - Leigh Gold - Marina 38 Howard Darling Elizabeth Fanos - George Finikiotis - Vanessa Brown - 39 Fanos William Jenner-O'shea 40 Dick Alan Dick - Heini Lux - Neil Dravitzki - Paul Cosgrove Chris Collins - Colin Roberts - Sam Ward - Stephen 41 Collins Francks Andrew Liu - Herman Yuan - John Mcintosh - Yuzhong 42 Liu Chen 43 Huang Dong Huang - Grant Jarvis - Ian Berrington - Jeter Liu Arthur Bennett - Gillian Bennett - Peter Ramsey - Robert 44 Bennett Poulgrain Helen Healy - Linda Lin - Malcolm Smith - Timothy 45 Healy Healy Andrew Janisz - Mark Hangartner - Paul Hangartner - 46 Janisz Tracey Lewis - Trevor Robb 47 Mill Andrew Mill - Annette Maluish - Bill Nash - Jim Wallis Karen Martelletti - Kate Terry - Judy Pawson - Julie 48 Pawson Sheridan Fiona Temple - John Kruiniger - Michael Johnstone - 49 Temple Paula Gregory Deborah Cooper - Greg Buzzard - Harry Shepherd - 50 Cooper Tony Winters Graham Wakefield - Mike Pemberton - Pam Crichton - 51 Wakefield Ross Crichton Bev Guilford - Bev Henton - Carol De Luca - Sue 52 Guilford Spencer Andrew Braithwaite - David Mcleish - Duncan Badley - 53 Braithwaite Paula Boughey - Paula Mcleish - Suzie Braithwaite Carol Minchin - Rebecca Osborne - Roger Minchin - Sita 54 Minchin Monaghan Jenny Wilkinson - Lorraine Stachurski - Mindy Wu - 55 Wilkinson Shirley Newton Ella Gray - Mary Buckland - Tipa Goodwin - Trish 56 Gray Downward P a g e | 20
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
Effie Gallie - Joan Mccarthy - Joan Waldvogel - Sarah 57 Gallie Green George Masters - Noel Woodhall - Rachelle Pelkman - 58 Masters Rebecca Wood Chris Ackerley - Chris Dibley - Douglas Russell - 59 Ackerley Michael Seldon Bruce Marr - Cynthia Clayton - Ian Clayton - John 60 Marr Quayle - Merle Marr 61 Glass Brett Glass - Eric Glass - Gary Foidl - George Lo Bruce Inglis - John O'connor - Peter Hensman - Stephen 61 Inglis Goodman Dale Lacey - Lindsey Guy - Robyn Freeman-Greene - 63 Lacey Steve Gray Gary Duncan - Geoff Eyles - Lindsay Glover - Russell 64 Duncan Dive Anisia Shami - Anne Gelb - Dallas Dagg - Mary-Ellen 65 Shami Newton Alan Doddridge - Carolyn Yeomans - Jan Whyte - Jenny 66 Doddridge Wilson Hannah Naomi Hannah Brown - Phil Rutherford - Priscilla Bloy - 67 Brown Ray Curnow Adrienne Kelly - Ken Dawson - Stephen Brookes - 68 Brookes Verna Brookes Heather Melville - Marion Kelly - Norm Silcock - Pat 69 Melville Rutherford Janet Barnard - Nola Clark - Pauline Andrews - Russell 70 Barnard Watt Cheryl Winsor - Neil Beckett - Richard Andrew - Susan 71 Winsor Rowe Patsy Walters - Tania Brown - Lee Walters - Neill 72 Walters Ruddell Bill Humphrey - Jill Cottle - Paul Carson-Wenmoth - 73 Humphrey Sulochna Humphrey 74 Meyer Bob Bennett - Jeff Meyer - Richard Cross - Verona Edlin Liz Wilcox - Martin Reiss - Michael Stuckey - Michael 75 Wilcox Wilcox
P a g e | 21
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
Don Hayward - Jill Church - Rhondda Sweetman - 76 Hayward Wayne Gyde Alan Hamilton - June Glenn - Kenn Winter - Pam 77 Hamilton Hancox Eleanor Morel - Lorraine Mcarthur - Natalie Chupin - 78 Morel Rosemary Rolston Dean Sole - Karen Harris - Tom Henwood - Tom 79 Sole Winiata Carolyn Wood - Marilyn Jackson - Paul Tomlinson - 80 Wood Robin Young Cecile Gyde - Francey Rolls - Lynne Feather - Peter 81 Gyde Collinge David Scarborough - Michelle England - Pam Butler - 82 Scarborough Philip Beale Amanda Smith - Anne-Marie Russell - Judy Mcleod - 83 Smith Lynne Geursen Judy Coulshed - Bob Treloar - Haley Fenwick - Max 84 Coulshed Wigbout Anita Thirtle - Martin Oyston - Pat Oyston - Vivienne 85 Thirtle Cannell Diane Emms - Jane Stearns - John G P Kelly - Michael 86 Emms Neels 87 Purves Andrew Purves - Jenny Carr - Malcolm Fry - Pam Tibble O'shau- David O'shaughnessy - Lynette O'shaughnessy - 88 ghnessy Rosemary Matskows - Trudy Lange Barbara Campbell - Jenny Cooper - Jenny Pomeroy - 89 Campbell Peter Grooby 90 Unkovich Gayle Unkovich - Gina Hsu - Julian Glyn - Pamela Glyn Gillian Corbett - Joan Berg - Lucie Armstrong - 91 Corbett Rosemary Ritchie 92 Bott Jana Bott - Judith Bishop - Lynn Hall - Raymond Cannell Allayne Kennedy - Geoff Norris - Patrick Kennedy - 93 Kennedy Pippa Foley 94 Dent Len Dent - Olive Dent - Robert Brown - Sue Brown Carolyn Parker - Dennis Apperley - Nick Comber - 95 Parker Ranald Ducat
P a g e | 22
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
Christine Yukich - Kerri Sherwood - Sue Gibbons - Vera 96 Yukich Verhaegh Janice Bell - Nick Whitten - Rodney Harris - Shirley 97 Bell Power Chris Sutton - Helen Barker - Janet Howell - John 98 Sutton Mitchell - Martin Steiner - Verena Steiner Anna Kalma - Hermanna Hemmes - John Driscoll - 99 Kalma Rona Driscoll Alan Geare - Harold Orsborn - Margaret Orsborn - 100 Geare Murray Phillips Gwyneth Hopkins - Max Robb - Ann Woodhead - Bob 101 Woodhead Lawrence Doris Chapman - John Kearns - Judith Nicol - Pam 102 Chapman Bannatyne Anthony Wilson - Dong Gao Bi - Jeffrey Luh - Oliver 103 Wilson Hoffmann 104 Brash Ian Brash - Chris Turner - Michelle Wintour - Dot Rapley Debbie Marcroft - Joey Chang - Mereana Cullen - See- 105 Marcroft Lin Lee Nicolette Bartoli - Peer Bach - Setsuko Lichtnecker - 106 Bartoli Wendy Mcentegart Hone Thomson - N Russell Thomson - Enid Trower - 107 Trower Chris Trower David Brewer - Leah Andrews - Lynne Fegan - Sharon 108 Brewer Simiona
P a g e | 23
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
P a g e | 24
Thursday, September 29, 2016 [NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL BRIDGE CONGRESS
P a g e | 25