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LEE -Cookies, Cakes, Etc FOURTH ANNUAL CITRUS BRIDGE SECTIONAL UNIT 219 TERRITORY APPEARS IN September 16-18, 2011 YELLOW. Sue Says… At President Hello Everyone, LESLEY MUSSELMAN The Realtors Association (850) 897-3318 This wonderful game of bridge we all enjoy so much means 1691 West Gulf to Lake Highway, Lecanto, Florida, 34461 [email protected] different things to different players. For some of us bridge is a (Entrance on Scarboro Ave) District 9 Representative hobby or a social event, while others are driven to reach the next LARRY GARDNER rank in the search for more masterpoints and the rest of us are (850) 476-5984 SCHEDULE [email protected] somewhere in between. But, always, bridge is a group of people Friday, September 16 Board Member sharing the same space and interest. 10:00 AM and 2:30 PM JEAN CARR The social aspect of bridge, the friendships and partnerships (850) 385-3358 Open Pairs and 199ers [email protected] we make along the way, are a very important part of bridge. The SANDRA CARNEY camaraderie we share makes us a family. Some of us actually Saturday, September 17 (850) 897-9477 marry our bridge partners! 10:00 AM and 2:30 PM [email protected] Unit 219 certainly had its share of social events with fun, food Open Pairs and 199ers JERI EDGE and fellowship since the last issue of SBN. All Pairs Games are Single Session Rooms (850) 455-0803 Holiday Inn Express $95 [email protected] Pensacola had their Third Annual Kentucky Derby Day Sunday, September 18 MINO GERATO Party. You should have seen the hats, tasted the Burgoo Stew 3 miles east of the site on CR 44 (850) 894-2437 and had a Bourbon Slush. Also, the First Annual Betty Austin 10:00 AM (Play through) [email protected] Hot Dog Roast was held; a Memorial Day celebration in memory 352-341-3515 MURRAY HALL Stratified Swiss Teams of a former member. On Tuesday night, Barbara and Larry (Swiss team seeded by team average) (850) 941-4955 Chairman: [email protected] Westholm always have a social event with homemade goodies- Lunch Included Pat Peterson LINDA LEE -cookies, cakes, etc. and frequent parties. Two games complete (850) 837-5040 with food and fellowship were "Farewell Parties" for Sabra Open Strata for Pairs Games 352-746-7835 [email protected] Wilson, who moved from Pensacola to Panama City. A=1500+ B=500-1500 C=0-500 [email protected] DOUGLAS PARKER (850) 482-8025 Tallahassee Duplicate Bridge Club honored three members Strata for 199ers [email protected] A=100-200 B=50-100 C=0-50 Partnerships with a change of rank party complete with cake and trophies. Corinne Southard PHILIP POTTER Also, they held their successful Spring Sectional, always a special Continental Breakfast Served for Morning Sessions (850) 893-8101 352-746-1561 [email protected] event with friends getting together and great hospitality. Refreshments for All Sessions AMY PETERSON-REZNIK In Destin, Margaret Joyner and Bettye Southerland celebrated (850) 894-1947 their milestone birthdays with lunch and cake. Ray Armstrong DIRECTIONS [email protected] (93) and Lil Vucovich (92) also celebrated birthdays at the From Tampa: Support SBN Liaison Destin Bridge Club with cake and snacks. And, Ted Gardner Hwy 589 (Veterans Expressway) North, becomes the SUE SMITH grilled hot dogs for the celebration of Memorial Day at Buck Suncoast Pkwy (toll road). Exit at the end of the tollway (850) 995-7125 Destin Park. [email protected] right onto US 98 East to CR 491. Stay on 491 to CR 44. One thing we know for certain in Unit 219 is that parties with Turn right (Gulf to Lake Hwy)-0.9 mi. on left Youth Liaison CARLA BURKE fun, food and fellowship increase attendance at the bridge tables. From West: Take SR 44 West to Inverness, stay on SR 44 (850) 261-2657 Andrew Cavalier (Pensacola) and Joshua Sablan (Pensacola) for 9 miles; turn in at Gulf to Lake Sales [email protected] in Flight C and Theo Lichtenstein (Tallahassee) in Flight A will Secretary & Treasurer From Ocala: CR 200 to CR 491 in Citrus County, Left on KAY HUKE be representing District 9 in the Grand National Teams finals in SR 44. 0.9 miles on left (next to Gulf to Lake Sales) (850) 916-4289 Toronto at the Summer NABC. Good luck, guys! [email protected] 44 ACBL District 9 Unit 219 – Page 45 BRIDGE CLUB SCHEDULE UNIT 219 NEWS Our President, TALLAHASSEE DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB http://tdbc.info Nancy Roberts, has been Douglas Parker - (850) 482-8025 - [email protected] pairs games. Drew and Josh met Carla t the Mobile Split seriously ill and is recuperating. Senior Center - 1400 North Monroe Street A Burke, District 9 Education Chair, from Monday 1:30 PM 0-99 (call for location) Regional, Don Caton from We send our best wishes for her 3:00 PM Easybridge! Lessons Pensacola and she started teaching them Pensacola acquired the rank continued recovery. Due to 6:30 PM Open more advanced bridge. They became Tuesday 1:30 PM Open of Emerald Life Master. Don Nancy's illness, current Vice hooked on bridge and started to play Wednesday 7:00 PM Beginning Lessons (call first) was taught to play bridge by President Lesley Musselman has stepped up Thursday 6:00 PM 0-99 Lesson, Game at 6:30 PM competitively. You will be hearing a lot 6:30 PM Open Pairs his parents. His father was more about these two young men. Good to become the President of Unit 219. Thanks, Westminster Oaks – Parry Center, 4449 Meandering Way the first Life Master in Pensacola. Don Lesley. Also, we welcome Jeri Edge as a new Friday 1:00 PM Open luck in Toronto. Sunday 1:30 PM Open started to play bridge at age 15 and was Board member from Pensacola. CAPITOL CITY DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB ylvia Walford (L) and the youngest Life Master in the country at S EDITOR'S NOTE: Steve Whitaker, Manager - (850) 222-5797 age 19. He is heading to Toronto to play Judy Bakstran Lyle (R) both achieved [email protected] As we were preparing to send this Senior Center - 1400 North Monroe Street in the Summer NABC with , the rank of Life Jim Barrow issue of the Sunshine Bridge News to the Tuesday 6:30 PM Special Games Only formerly from Pensacola. Is Platinum Life Master and Wednesday 1:30 PM Stratified Open printer, we were informed of the passing of Thursday 1:30 PM Stratified Open Master on the horizon? He says 'not', but... Bronze Life Friday 6:30 PM Stratified Open Master and Unit 219 President, Nancy Roberts. All of PANAMA CITY BEACH DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB n Pensacola, Barbara and Larry I Phil Potter us in Unit 219 and those who knew Nancy Senior Center – Corner of Lyndell Ave & Hutchinson Blvd. Westholm gave Sabra Wilson a farewell Ed Thomasson - (850) 230-8513 (M) achieved the rank of Life Master. They will miss her. party at their Tuesday night Monday 6:00 PM non-sanctioned (Jan-Feb only) were honored with a milestone recognition Tuesday 10:00 AM sanctioned game on May 24. Everyone argaret Joyner (L) and Bettye Thursday 10:00 AM sanctioned party by Tallahassee Duplicate Bridge M was appropriately clad in Southerland (R) celebrated milestone PANAMA CITY DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB Club. They were presented with a trophy, 2001 Recreation Drive • Lynn Haven black to mourn their loss birthdays at the Destin Bridge Club by members provided snacks and cake was Bob Fowler - (850) 234-7690 because Sabra is moving providing lunch and birthday cake to Monday 12:30 PM Open Pairs served. Wednesday 12:30 PM Open Pairs from Pensacola to Panama the entire bridge club. We hope this idea Friday 12:30 PM Open Pairs City. Always helpful, Tallahassee of treating FORT WALTON BRIDGE CLUB D u p l i c a t e 100 Buck Drive Sabra was a wonderful everyone on Tuesday 9:30 AM Stratified Open 862-7061 contributor to the bridge Bridge Club your birthday Wednesday 6:30 PM Stratified Open 939-8203 club having served on the Board and as hosted another Friday 9:30 AM Stratified Open 862-7061 sets a new Saturday 12:30 PM Stratified Open 939-8203 Treasurer. We will miss her, but she will successful trend. Thanks, EMERALD COAST BRIDGE CLUB remain in Unit 219 and we hope to see her Sectional in Margaret and Destin Community Center 101 Stahlman Avenue • 850-654-5184 often. Our loss, Panama City's gain! May. Pictured Bettye. www.bridgebythebeach.com • Ted Gardner – (850) 380-1558 left to right on Monday 9:30 AM epresenting District 9, Andrew "Drew" R top row: Douglas Parker-Manager, Ginger hree years ago, the Kentucky Derby Day (Jan-Mar) 6:30PM at Buck Dewey Destin Park Cavalier (L) and Joshua Sablan (R) from T Wednesday 10:30AM Study Group Bone-Tournament Chair, Patrick Horton- Party tradition was started at the Pensacola Pensacola will be going to Toronto to play 12:30 PM BOD President & on the bottom row: Ted Duplicate Bridge Club by Ted and Karen Thursday 9:30 AM in the finals in the Grand PENSACOLA DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB Gardner-Assistant Tournament Director Gardner. On May 7, the tradition continued National Teams in http://www.pensacolabridgeclub.com & Nancy Watkins-Director In Charge. As with players donning their couture hats with 1200 North 12th Avenue • (850) 432-3946 Flight C. Drew learned always, a great tournament. Thanks! Myrl Eisinger winning the Hat of the Day Monday (0-499) 1:00 PM Carol Guimond 476-4321 to play bridge from a Monday 7:00 PM Gordon Guimond 476-4321 contest with a free play.
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