JUNE 2006 - saskatoon bridge club

IN THIS ISSUE 

• President’s 

Comments 

• Tournaments – 

Upcoming - Past 

• Member Milestones 

• Education 

• Club Expansion 

• Bump vs Sit-Out 

• Social 

• In Memoriam 

• Liason Coordinators 

Membership 

• Master Point Races 

• The Back Page 

MOOSE JAW REGIONAL - 2006 

By Edwin (Ed) Anderson – Club President 

JUNE 

It's time, I believe, for a bit of good, old-fashioned back 

slapping, and (dare I say it) maybe a bit of bragging about our 

Club and its members. 

2006 

The recently concluded Moose Jaw Regional gave ample evidence that bridge in 

Saskatoon is very healthy, indeed. Each and every daily winner's list contained a high 

percentage of Saskatoon names. Of course, we've come to expect great performances 

from a number of our top players, and once again they didn't disappoint - Joe and Sandi 

Kerger, Andy and Curley Anderson, John Pulles, and Len Racette were among the top 

performers in the tournament as usual, and we congratulate them all. In addition to 

these performances, there were other bits of truly great news that may be even more 

significant for our club. 

It was wonderful, indeed, to see that some of our intermediate and several of our new 

and enthusiastic players also came through with great performances. 

Eleanor Kennedy, Alf Keating, Genevieve Salamon, Ursula Jugnauth, Dianne Moore and 

Bev Prokop had exceptional tournaments, and were well rewarded in master points for 

their efforts. Moe and Gloria Hnatuck both achieved Life Master status as a result of a 

strong performance in team games, and the foursome of Maxine Cromwell (new LM), 

Lynn Goshawk, Lorraine Lalonde-Mahy and Pat Dickson played at a high level throughout 

the entire week with each of them scoring in excess of 20 master points. 

All in all, our players represented us very well, and, as President of the Saskatoon Bridge 

Club, I am pleased to give some long-overdue recognition to some very deserving 

people. I realize that any message that names names is running the risk of making 

serious omissions. It is my hope that I will be forgiven for any such unintentional 

oversights and that the main point of the message will not be obscured. We are proud of 

all of our players and their achievements. 

BRIDGE CLUB EXECUTIVE MEMBERS – 2006 

VOTING MEMBERS NON VOTING MEMBERS 

Ed Anderson - President Pat Dickson/Pegie Lyell - Social Evelyn Sisonenko – Club Manager 

June Ogilvie – Past President Della McCannell – AM Liason Harold Jones – Head of Directors 

Jerry Mamer – Vice President Jeannie Wandler – PM Liason 

Shelly Gloeden - Secretary Ken Connell – Evening Liason 

Liz Warren - Treasurer Lorraine Lalonde-Mahy - Membership 

Verla Zerebesky – Education 

Coordinator 

Rick Smith - Maintenance Nigel Arding - Communication Larry Custead - Webmaster

Saskatoon Bridge Club Newsletter 

TOURNAMENTS - SPECIAL EVENTS 

Saskatoon 

� Spring Luncheon – June 7 & 12 

� NAP A/B/C - June 9 & 22 

� Party Night – June 24 

� ACBL Membership Game – July 11 

� Membership Game – Aug 18 

� Welcome Back Party – Sep 9 

� Instant MP Game – Sep 14 

� Club Appreciation Games – Oct 3, 5, 12, 

13, 17, 18, 23 

� Erin Berry Rookie/Master - Oct 25 

� Life Master Party – Oct 28 

Out of Province 

� Medicine Hat Sectional June 2 – 4 

� Pentiction Regional June 12 – 18 

� NABC Chicago July 13 – 23 

� Helena Sectional August 4 – 6 

� Calgary Regional August 7 – 13 

� Calgary Sectional Sep 8 – 10 

� Red Deer Sectional Sep 30 – Oct 1 

� Edmonton Sectional Oct 13 – 15 

� Lethbridge 299er Oct 20 - 22 

SASKATOON DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB 

3041 Louise Street, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7J 3L8 

306-373-3077 www.saskatoonbridgeclub.ca email: bridge.club@usask.ca 

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In Province 

� Prince Albert Sectional June 9 – 11 

� Weyburn Sectional June 23 – 25 

� Flin Flon Sectional Aug 4 - 6 

� Meota Sectional August 18 – 20 

� Regina Sectional Oct 19 -22


The Century Sectional Tournament April 7 - 9, 2006 

By Maureen Scott - Chairperson of the Century Sectional 

A good time was had by all who attended the Century Sectional at the 

Saskatoon Bridge Club April 7-9 th . 

There were sixteen tables Friday night. The 

overall winners were Nola Buhr and James 

Romanow. Nigel Arding and Gord Anwieler 

won the B and C strats. Sectional free plays 

were awarded to each strat winner. Cathy 

Walsh won $78.00 in the 50-50 draw and 

nine lucky people won door prizes. 

Complimentary pencils, tictac, goodies and 

pizza were appreciated throughout the evening. 

Saturday afternoon involved twenty-two and one half tables. Winners were: A: Elaine 

Panchuk and Margaret Propp, B: Rand Burlingham and Gord Anwieler, C: Eric Callbeck 

and Gerry Fernandes The afternoon 50-50 take of $102.00 dollars went to Bea Duncap 

and nine more door prizes were presented. 

Flight A Flight B Flight C 

Saturday evening Charlie Merle, unit president from North Battleford gave a brief talk 

about the different levels of competition within the ACBL. He made a special welcome to 

Vesta Monk, formerly of Saskatchewan now from Toronto who was attending her first 

tournament with a high school friend from Langham. 

Sixty-six players competed Saturday evening. Winners of all 

three strats were Cheryl and Robin Jamieson of Maidstone, we 

thank them for saving the unit thirty-two dollars in free play 

prizes. Cheryl Jamieson was a double winner also taking 

home $56.00 in 50-50 money. Nine more lucky people took 

home various door prizes. Barbecued hamburgers were 

enjoyed after the game. Thanks to Terry Scott for his 

excellent flipping skills and Aileen Janke for lending us a 

warming oven so they were served hot to all who indulged. 




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Players were greeted with a continental breakfast at 9:00AM Sunday. Thanks to Diane 

Sarich and her helpers who put that together. 

Nineteen teams took 

part in Swiss teams on 

Sunday. Flight A was 

won by the team of: 

Cathy Walsh, Gord 

Anwieler, Nigel Arding 

and Jo Custead. Flights 

B and C winners were: 

Margaret Blair, Marie 

Poule-Koopman and 

Terry and Brian Wilson. 

Flight B & C Flight A 

The winner of the last 50-50 worth $98.00 was Joyce Robertson and seven fortunate 

people received the final door prizes. A list of door prize supporters is enclosed. Please 

try to support these local establishments if possible. 

A lunch of homemade soup thanks to Jeannie Wandler, build your own sandwiches, left 

over pizza and hamburgers as well as fruit and veggies was enjoyed by all. 

"Thanks to all who donated the delicious goodies we enjoyed throughout the 

week. Leftover buns, cheese and meat were donated to the Friendship Inn and some 

baking was frozen to be used at the club for future events." 

Many kudos were given to the committee for the excellent hospitality. 

Most important thanks to co-directors Eleanor Kennedy and Lee Von Hagen for their 

tireless work in guiding the players through the weekend. Without their skill and of 

course the cards and players we can not have a successful tournament. 

Supporters of Century Sectional 2006 

� Dundee Investments � Eastview Bowl (Galleria Restaurant) 

� Safeway Market Mall � The Awl Shop Market Mall 

� Teachers’Credit Union � McDonalds Restaurants 

� Tomas the Cook � Andres’ Wine 

� Staples � Jerrys 

� Sardinias � Lakeview Pharmacy 

� Saskpower � Jeannie Wandler 

� Ken Rieger � Maureen Scott 




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LOCAL CLUB CHAMIONSHIPS 

Tuesday Evening 199er Swiss Teams Mar 7 & 14, 2006 

Colleen Cooper, Les Cooper, Ed Anderson, Darcy Parker 

Friday Afternoon Open Pairs Mar 10 & 17, 2006 

A: Linda Olbort, Verla Zerebesky 

B: Doran Johnson, Rupa Krishnan 

C: Pat Dickson, Lorraine Lalonde 

Thursday Evening IMP Pairs Mar 9 & 16, 2006 

Andy Anderson, Curley Anderson 

Wednesday Evening Master/Non Master Swiss Teams April 5, 2006 

Don McEwen, Colin McEwen, Lewis Heuchert, Rand Burlingham 

Monday Morning Senior Swiss Teams April 10 & 17, 2006 

A: Dale Copper, Barbara Klombies, Victoria Bishara, Del Olson 

B: Margo Soy, Wenda Coley, Shirley Hill, Dianne McDermid 

C: Robert Iverson, Joyce Antoine, Pat Bauer, Phyllis Smith 

Helen Shields Rookie/Master April 27, 2006 

Billy Zerebesky, Jan Earl 

Tuesday Afternoon Open Pairs May 2 & 9, 2006 

A: Marjorie Ford & Edwin Anderson 

B: Gertie Braun & Karl Ptasinski 

C: Rick Smith & Chris Sarish 

Thursday Afternoon Master/Non Master Pairs May 4, 2006 

A: Shona LeMay & David Buxton 

B: Marily Leggett & Nancy Sollosy 




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March 2006 

MEMBER MILESTONES 

Connie Knapp Bronze Life Master 

Ron Hemeon Gold Life Master 

April 2006 Wayne Fahie Bronze Life Master 

From the 

Moose Jaw 

Regional Tournament 

Louise Barnett Silver Life Master 

Rick Boldt Gold Life Master 

Len Mazurkewich Gold Life Master 

Maxine Cromwell 

Gloria Hnatick 

Moe Hnatick 

Robert Iverson 

New Life Masters 

EDUCATION Verla Zerebesky 

Education Coordinator 

Lessons are winding down for the season. Verla and Shirley have 

completed their ACBL courses and workshops; June and Ken are 

progressing through Beginner Bridge 3. Please note that 

although the Thursday morning BB group does not run over the 

summer, the Monday evening game will continue for players 

under 50 MP. 

To reinforce the learning experience, students know that lesson materials are always 

worth a re-read. In addition, the bridge club’s library contains a wealth of books on a 

variety of bridge topics. All members of the club are invited to borrow (and return) these 

books. 

The teachers will be meeting soon to discuss plans for the Fall session of lessons. It 

would be very helpful for us to have as much input as possible from the club members 

with regard to the current and future Education Program. We aim to please! Feel free to 

share your comments and or suggestions with Verla 373-6144. 

Have a wonderful summer! 

Note: All of the information pertaining to our teaching program is posted on our 

website; and for this, we give great thanks to our talented Webmaster! Check it out at 

www.saskatoonbridgeclub.ca 




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EXPANSION AND RENOVATION - DREAM TO REALITY 

By June Ogilvie 

These days, every time I walk into the Bridge 

Club I am overcome with the feeling of how 

spacious, bright and airy it is. The membership, 

the Executive, the Building Committee and many 

others created this wonderful atmosphere. 

The first step towards having the Club as it is now was the amalgamation of the three 

Clubs, namely The Club (evening), The Branch (afternoon), and The New Horizons 

(Monday morning seniors). Through collaboration and information sessions a new 

Constitution was written and approved by the membership in July 2003. A new 

Executive was elected. To work as one Club it was necessary to complete financial 

statements for each club for the period October 1, 2002 to July 3, 2003. Another 

financial statement was completed for the period ending September 30, 2003 to show 

the financial position of the Saskatoon Bridge Club and was presented to the Annual 

General Meeting in December of 2003. It was at this meeting the Membership requested 

the Executive to proceed with the process for an expansion. 

In January and February, 2004 the Executive worked on identifying our needs and 

outlining the steps required to reach our objectives. A Building Committee was 

appointed. The Committee included Barry Prokop, Rand Burlingham, Doris Hassel and 

Lew Heuchert. They were supplied with the Terms of Reference and things were 

underway. 

In the early stages one of the major realizations was that we not only wanted to expand 

the Club to meet our growing needs, we also needed to renovate the original structure, 

particularly to insulate the walls and ceiling. 

June Ogilvie – Past President 

In the spring of 2004, an architect was selected, preliminary 

plans and a budget prepared. During the late summer we 

held several information sessions to inform and to get input 

from the membership. On October 17, 2004 we held a Special 

Meeting to request approval to go ahead with the Project and 

to obtain authorization to spend up to $400,000. on the 

project. 




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We had an excellent turnout of members at the meeting and the motion was 

unanimously approved. This was definitely a highlight. 

The next steps included preparation of final drawings. We went to 

Tender early in 2005 and received several bids with a relatively 

small difference between the high and the low bids. This was 

probably a real low for us because even the lowest bid was more 

than we had budgeted for. All parties involved spent a lot of time 

reviewing the bids and our needs. Finally the Executive, The 

Building Committee and the Architect held a special meeting. The 

Engineer also attended this meeting. We reviewed everything and 

cut many items. We stayed with the mechanical, electrical costs 

because one of our main considerations was good heating and 

ventilation. However, even after the changes we made, we were 

still over budget. Our only option was to call another Special 

Meeting for February 20, 2005. We put a Motion on the floor requesting authorization to 

spend and additional $160,000. The Motion was approved (121 in favor, 4 against). 

Finally everything was GO! We had a Preconstruction Meeting on March 18, 2005 with 

Architect, Dunmac Contractors, Building Committee, Executive representatives, and 

Mechanical and Electrical Contractors. Things were about to actually begin. In April and 

May some work was started and initially there was some discomfort to members 

because of dust and noise. Because of this, Al Robb and myself started looking for 

somewhere to relocate our games during the construction period. We had planned to 

finish the expansion first and play some games in there and find a space to rent for our 

larger games. It now seemed apparent that we should just find a spot and move 

everything for the duration of the construction. After phoning and checking many 

possibilities we lucked out and found space at Market Mall. The size was O.K. and the 

rent was reasonable. We made the decision to make the move and even this went 

smoothly thanks to Al Robb. We played in Market Mall for June and July and two weeks 

in August. Dunmac Contractors paid for the 

rent so even that was in our favor. 

We moved back into the Club as scheduled in 

August 2005. There have been a few things 

that have had to be looked after since that 

time but all in all I believe we are all very 

happy with our new Club. A special THANK 

YOU to everyone involved. 




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NS BUMP VS EW SIT-OUT 

By Claire Jones – District 18 


"The following message outlines reasons 

for using a NS Bump rather than an 

EW sit-out wherever possible". 

I'll use the example of a 10 1/2 

table game, but the principal is the 

same in all situations and technically 

superior and worth the little effort it 

takes. 

10 table bump: 

� 30 boards in play 

� all boards are played 9 times and have a top of 8 

� 3 board sit-out so players play either 24 or 27 boards 

10.5 table sit-out: 

� 33 boards in play 

� some boards played 9 times (8 top) and some boards played 8 times (7 top) 

� 3 board sit-out so players play either 24 or 27 boards 

Disadvantages: 

I may get a top board and score 8 while another player's top is worth 7. The computer 

will factor the scores so they have equal value but my top was harder to earn as I had to 

beat 8 pairs while you only had to beat 7 pairs. 

The 2nd is that as players we will have fewer boards in common. With 33 boards and I 

play 24, there are 9 boards I miss. If you also miss 9 boards we only have 15 boards in 

common. With a bump there are only 30 boards in play and we will have 18 boards in 

common. 

In duplicate you want to play as many of the same boards as 

possible and you want the boards to have the same value. It 

is for these 2 reasons that a bump is a superior movement. 




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SOCIAL 

Saturday, April 29th turned out to 

be another great evening at the 

bridge club. Fifty-six players 

enjoyed great fellowship, a variety 

of food and drinks and yes, 

BRIDGE. We encourage you to 

keep coming and to bring others 

as our socials offer a different 

experience than regular games. 

Pat Dickson - Social Pegie Lyell - Social 

Thanks to all who attended and assisted in making the evening a success. 

IN MEMORIAM 

Plan to attend our next event 

Awards Night on May 27. 

Watch for posters at the club and ticket sales at regular games. 

The following Bridge Club members have passed away in the last 

few months:- 

Ramona Williams - Monday Seniors 

Gertrude Webb - Monday Seniors 

Evelyn Kearney - Thurs Afternoons 

All the above members will be dearly 

missed. 




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LIASON COORDINATORS 


Della McCannell – AM Liason Jeannie Wandler – PM Liason Ken Connell – Evening Liason 

MONDAYS HAPPY SPRING ! EVERY FRIDAY 

continue to be great 

days for playing bridge! 

It is most enjoyable to 

have lunch and a bit of 

extra time to socialize 

at noon – many thanks 

to Lorrain Lalonde- 

Mahy for arranging a 

luncheon for us on 

June 12. 

MEMBERSHIP 

We currently have 

367 registered members 

We are looking forward 

to seeing you at our 

‘Spring Luncheon’ on 

June 7 th . Plans for it 

are underway, but I am 

still looking for a few 

people to help with the 

ticket sales and set up. 

If you are available and 

willing, you could give 

me a call @ 955 1403 

Just a friendly reminder - any players that have not yet 

bought their membership for 2006 should do so at their 

earliest convenience in order to avoid having a surcharge on 

their table fees. 

Cell Phones ………….did you know 

Cell phones, audible pagers or any similar communication equipment may 

not be operated or operable in the playing area during a session of bridge. 

7:30 p.m. start time 

over the summer 

“A Friendly, Individual, 

Pairs or Swiss Stratified 

match” 

Snacks welcome and a 

Self Serve Bar provided 




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Lorraine Lalonde-Mahy - Membership 

Exceptions: health-related equipment, or by permission of the director in charge of the 

game. 

Thank you for your cooperation

PLAYER ACHIEVEMENTS - 2006 


Mini-McKenney Masterpoint Race 

Point 

Ace of Clubs Masterpoint Race 

Rank Player Location Points Range Rank Player Location Points 

1 Lynne Monar Saskatoon SK 12.36 0 - 5 1 Lynne Monar Saskatoon SK 5.71 

2 Maxine Taylor Saskatoon SK 9.69 2 Maxine Taylor Saskatoon SK 3.04 

3 Jim Danyluk Meadow Lake SK 4.16 3 Mike Broda Saskatoon SK 1.72 

4 Robin Jamieson Maidstone SK 3.39 4 Orest Holowach Meota SK 1.52 

5 Cheryl Jamieson Maidstone SK 3.39 5 Mary Fernandes N Battleford SK 1.17 

6 Mike Broda Saskatoon SK 2.45 6 Mary Greenwald Meota SK 0.75 

7 Orest Holowach Meota SK 1.90 7 Beatrice Amyotte Prince Albert SK 0.68 

8 Katie Samson Prince Albert SK 1.79 8 John Kimpinski Saskatoon SK 0.63 

9 Mary Fernandes N Battleford SK 1.55 9 Jim Danyluk Meadow Lake SK 0.56 

10 Mary Greenwald Meota SK 0.75 10 

1 Marguerite Cox Saskatoon SK 12.73 5 - 20 1 Pat Jackson Saskatoon SK 7.34 

2 Pat Jackson Saskatoon SK 11.62 2 Sally Smart Saskatoon SK 7.18 

3 Sally Smart Saskatoon SK 9.23 3 Marguerite Cox Saskatoon SK 6.05 

4 Gaylene Johnston Saskatoon SK 6.41 4 Barbara Baillod Saskatoon SK 4.20 

5 Myrna Sarich Saskatoon SK 6.35 5 Gaylene Johnston Saskatoon SK 4.03 

6 Fred Herron Saskatoon SK 6.31 6 Lorna Mary Anderson Saskatoon SK 3.93 

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Lorna Mary 

Anderson 

Saskatoon SK 5.33 7 Eloy Antoine Meota SK 3.92 

8 Barbara Baillod Saskatoon SK 4.57 8 Fred Herron Saskatoon SK 3.84 

9 Cheryl Cuelenaere Saskatoon SK 4.56 9 Mervyn Warner Saskatoon SK 3.31 

10 Mervyn Warner Saskatoon SK 4.49 10 Myrna Sarich Saskatoon SK 2.88 

1 Joyce Antoine Meota SK 29.14 20 - 50 1 Arnold Shaw Saskatoon SK 13.63 

2 Karen Morris Saskatoon SK 24.17 2 Isidore Gareau Prince Albert SK 11.72 

3 Gerald Fernandes N Battleford SK 19.74 3 Karen Morris Saskatoon SK 9.47 

4 Arnold Shaw Saskatoon SK 18.77 4 Gerald Fernandes N Battleford SK 9.29 

5 Isidore Gareau Saskatoon SK 16.26 5 Joyce Antoine Meota SK 9.26 

6 Gord Anweiler Saskatoon SK 15.95 6 Richard Strayer Saskatoon SK 8.80 

7 Shirley Martin Saskatoon SK 12.80 7 Shirley Martin Saskatoon SK 6.70 

8 Sandra Loughran Saskatoon SK 12.57 8 Gord Anweiler Saskatoon SK 6.09 

9 Nigel Arding Saskatoon SK 12.40 9 Harley Donen Saskatoon SK 5.57 

10 Richard Strayer Saskatoon SK 9.80 10 Sandra Loughran Saskatoon SK 4.87 

1 Rand Burlingham Saskatoon SK 21.33 50 - 100 1 Harold Keating Saskatoon SK 11.53 

2 Catherine Walsh Saskatoon SK 18.94 2 Rand Burlingham Saskatoon SK 11.12 

3 Gail Dust Saskatoon SK 16.15 3 Yvette Coroy Prince Albert SK 9.51 

4 Judith Knoll Saskatoon SK 14.60 4 Judith Knoll Saskatoon SK 9.22 

5 Judy MacGowan Meota SK 12.75 5 Catherine Walsh Saskatoon SK 7.74 

6 Harold Keating Saskatoon SK 12.70 6 Gail Dust Saskatoon SK 6.81 

7 Yvette Coroy Prince Albert SK 12.30 7 Jack Stevenson Saskatoon SK 5.96 

8 Wilson Quail Saskatoon SK 10.24 8 Cliff Anderson Prince Albert SK 5.51 

9 Margaret Propp Saskatoon SK 9.36 9 Gisele Desjardins Saskatoon SK 5.44 

10 Jack Stevenson Saskatoon SK 9.21 10 Lenore Stevenson Saskatoon SK 5.32 

1 Richard Smith Saskatoon SK 41.37 100 - 200 1 Marlene Hovdebo Prince Albert SK 17.83 

2 Chris Sarich Saskatoon SK 36.88 2 Chris Ridge Prince Albert SK 15.51 

3 Shelly Gloeden Saskatoon SK 33.69 3 Shelly Gloeden Saskatoon SK 11.98 

4 Marlene Hovdebo Prince Albert SK 30.38 4 Richard Smith Saskatoon SK 10.81 

5 Pat Dickson Saskatoon SK 27.38 5 Chris Sarich Saskatoon SK 8.84 

6 Ken Ritter Kindersley SK 27.16 6 Daniel Poirier Prince Albert SK 8.76 

7 Noreen Donald Saskatoon SK 25.56 7 Pat Dickson Saskatoon SK 8.25 

8 Daniel Poirier Prince Albert SK 23.86 8 Patricia Adams Strongfield SK 7.94 

9 Chris Ridge Prince Albert SK 18.01 9 Karen Thiel Shellbrook SK 7.84 

10 Patricia Adams Strongfield SK 17.71 10 Kay Spyker Saskatoon SK 7.51 




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1 Lorraine Lalonde Saskatoon SK 45.91 200 - 300 1 Lorraine Lalonde Saskatoon SK 24.09 

2 Genevieve Salamon N-Battleford SK 33.13 2 Ruth Sandy Saskatoon SK 19.98 

3 Gloria Hnatick Saskatoon SK 29.41 3 Joyce Wilson Saskatoon SK 14.90 

4 Terry Martin Parkside SK 28.31 4 Ann Shaw Saskatoon, SK 10.27 

5 Robert Iverson Meota SK 27.75 5 Terry Martin Parkside SK 10.22 

6 Lynn Stark Saskatoon SK 27.16 6 Robert Ethier Prince Albert SK 10.07 

7 Laurie Danyluk Saskatoon SK 25.56 7 Ray Styranka Saskatoon SK 9.71 

8 Ruth Sandy Saskatoon SK 25.40 8 Thelma Pepper Saskatoon SK 9.59 

9 Joyce Wilson Saskatoon SK 22.26 9 Robert Iverson Meota SK 9.26 

10 Thelma Pepper Saskatoon SK 20.88 10 Della McCannell Saskatoon SK 9.22 

1 Jeanne Wandler Saskatoon SK 37.07 300 - 500 1 Rupa Krishnan Saskatoon SK 18.95 

2 Lynn Goshawk Saskatoon SK 34.01 2 Jeanne Wandler Saskatoon SK 12.24 

3 Rupa Krishnan Saskatoon SK 32.23 3 John Zerr Saskatoon SK 12.15 

4 Moe Hnatick Saskatoon SK 29.41 4 Geraldine Zerr Saskatoon SK 12.03 

5 John Zerr Saskatoon SK 28.56 5 Mary Kirkham Saskatoon SK 9.74 

6 Geraldine Zerr Saskatoon SK 28.44 6 Lewis Heuchert Saskatoon SK 9.65 

7 Louis Forseille Prince Albert SK 26.45 7 Margaret Kirby Saskatoon SK 8.80 

8 Maxine Cromwell Saskatoon SK 25.49 8 Lynn Goshawk Saskatoon SK 8.75 

9 Lewis Heuchert Saskatoon SK 18.06 9 Ian McDermid Saskatoon SK 7.66 

10 C A Merle N Battleford SK 14.95 10 Pamela Kays Saskatoon SK 7.07 

1 Eleanor Kennedy Saskatoon SK 60.15 500 - 1000 1 Sheila MacLean Saskatoon SK 27.38 

2 Alf Keating Saskatoon SK 50.25 2 Eleanor Kennedy Saskatoon SK 24.94 

3 Derrick Furber Prince Albert SK 44.75 3 Michael Gadd Saskatoon SK 23.07 

4 Sheila MacLean Saskatoon SK 29.07 4 Louise Barnett Saskatoon SK 21.68 

5 Ken Connell Saskatoon SK 28.06 5 Alf Keating Saskatoon SK 19.46 

6 James Wandler Saskatoon SK 27.37 6 Shirley Porter Saskatoon SK 18.41 

7 Theresa Saunders Saskatoon SK 26.97 7 NorLaine Byrnes Richlea SK 17.16 

8 Shirley Porter Saskatoon SK 26.44 8 Marg Bouclin Saskatoon SK 16.16 

9 NorLaine Byrnes Richlea SK 25.35 9 Edwin Anderson Saskatoon SK 15.02 

10 Dev Amin Saskatoon SK 24.57 10 Doreen Robb Saskatoon SK 14.93 

11 J A Robb Saskatoon SK 14.93 

1 Curley Anderson Saskatoon SK 113.65 1000 - 2500 1 Evelyn Sisonenko Saskatoon SK 29.05 

2 Hannah Moon Prince Albert SK 102.87 2 Curley Anderson Saskatoon SK 28.99 

3 John Pulles Saskatoon SK 92.13 3 Dorothy Sieffert Saskatoon SK 27.50 

4 Evelyn Sisonenko Saskatoon SK 43.65 4 Tove Hansen Saskatoon SK 27.08 

5 Linda Connell Saskatoon SK 39.20 5 Barbara Klombies Saskatoon SK 26.94 

6 Peggy McGregor Saskatoon SK 38.93 6 Mary Clarke Saskatoon SK 23.32 

7 Ursula Jugnauth Saskatoon SK 38.66 7 Muriel Marlatte Saskatoon SK 21.20 

8 Elizabeth Warren Grasswood SK 33.80 8 Jean Ripley Saskatoon SK 20.70 

9 Tove Hansen Saskatoon SK 31.66 9 Linda Olbort Saskatoon SK 18.45 

10 Dorothy Sieffert Saskatoon SK 29.97 10 June Ogilvie Grasswood SK 17.70 

1 Len Racette Saskatoon SK 97.88 2500 - 5000 1 Andy Anderson Saskatoon SK 23.70 

2 Sandi Kerger Saskatoon SK 97.68 2 Peter McLaren Prince Albert SK 7.72 

3 Andy Anderson Saskatoon SK 90.61 3 Douglas Schmeiser Saskatoon SK 6.97 

4 Peter McLaren Prince Albert SK 51.55 4 Billy Zerebesky Saskatoon SK 1.04 

5 Billy Zerebesky Saskatoon SK 41.89 5 Len Racette Saskatoon SK 0.5 

6 Douglas Schmeiser Saskatoon SK 11.79 

1 Joe Kerger Saskatoon SK 96.87 5000 - 7500 

2 Don Campbell Saskatoon SK 16.46 




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THE LAST PAGE - Executive members not listed on previous pages 

Shelly Gloeden - 

Secretary 

Jerry Mamer – Vice 

President 

Liz Warren - Treasurer 

Rick Smith - 

Maintenance 

MAR 06 Executive Meeting Highlights 

� On March 10, 2006, a special meeting was 

held to approve the design and 

expenditure for the desk and kitchen 

cabinet. Both items are now on order and 

complete the original club expansion plans 

� 24 sets of new playing cards to be 

purchased suitable for use with the 

duplimate machine 

� The new Friday night game to continue 

� Spring luncheon planned for June 12. 

Harold Jones – Head of 

Directors 

Nigel Arding - 

Communication 




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Evelyn Sisonenko – Club 

Manager 

APR 06 Executive Meeting Highlights 

� A storage cabinet will be provided by the 

unit for storage of additional tables 

� Quotes are to be obtained to level and 

gravel the remainder of the parking lot. At 

the same time a small patio outside the 

rear door is to be looked into 

� The club will pay food costs for party 

nights; however, we do appreciate 

donations. 

� Some problems with the building 

thermostat have been reported 

If anyone has an interesting bridge-related article or anecdote please contact Nigel Arding or 

email me at pretz@shaw.ca. Next newsleter – September 06 

IMPORTANT BRIDGE PLAYERS - Terence Reese 

Terence Reese (born 28 August 1913 in Epsom, died 1996) is British bridge player, regarded as one of 

the finest players of all time, and also as one of the most influential and acerbic of bridge writers with a 

large output including several books which remain in print as classics of bridge play. 

He was one of the designers of the Acol bidding system (named after the Acol Bridge Club in north 

London) which has become the prevailing bidding system in Britain and many parts of the world. 

He played many times for England in the Bermuda Bowl, but his final appearance was marred by 

accusations that he and his partner Boris Schapiro were communicating illegally - in fact cheating. The 

outcome of an enquiry was not clear, and Reese wrote a book Portrait of an Accusation about the affair. 

He did not play international bridge again, but his career as a bridge writer continued unabated. 

In his later years Reese played little competitive bridge, enjoying Backgammon as an alternative.

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