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In Memoriam
Canada
* Vaughn I. Johnson, Strathmore AB
* John H. Sherwood, Norton NB
Andrew L. Borbas, Willowdale ON
* Dr. Kevin F. Loughlin, Kingston ON
Dolores Mechtab, Thunder Bay ON
* Brian M. Moorby, Kingston ON
Mary C. O'Brien, Toronto ON
* Richard R. Shannon, Niagara Falls ON
United States
* C.F. Hudson, Dumas AR
* J.E. Jennings, Rogers AR
Roscoe M. Anderson, Bakersfield CA
Phyllis E. Ashen, Santa Rosa CA
* Joanne R. Dunkel, Camarillo CA
* Jack C. Penny, Fresno CA
Arturo Herrera, Brighton CO
Pat A. Mittenthal, Denver CO
E. Donald Shackelford, Wilmington DE
* Mark D. Batchelder, Longwood FL
* Karen B. Fessel, Sarasota FL
Merrilee Levenson, Naples FL
* Barbara A. Steffek, St. Petersburg FL
* Adrienne Kamp, Skokie IL
Daniel J. Kuhn, Naperville IL
Lawrence M. Walder, Chicago IL
* Mary E. Rust, Indianapolis IN
Paul N. Gershon, Leawood KS
Michael L. Kilgore, Wichita KS
* Laura S. Guthrie, Georgetown KY
Dr. Charles H. McKelvey, Owensboro KY
* Richard Newtz, Lexington KY
Vic's Views
continued from page 66
You'll bid your clubs next, suggesting
5-5 without massive suits.
5 3k, a picture bid. It strongly suggests
that your side plays in hearts,
even if partner has a singleton. 3NT
could be awful. Yes, you could bid 4k,
but the hand is too good with all those
controls.
6 3', a picture bid highlighting your
two very good suits. This should help
partner guide the ensuing auction. If
partner bids 3NT, you can pass, confident
that partner has the pointed suits
under control and has little or no interest
in playing in one of your suits.
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Barry R. Norman, Slidell LA
Anna Claire Seymour, Monroe LA
Melanie M. Thompson, Metairie LA
Beverly S. Wainer, New Orleans LA
* Michael P. Lindheimer, Canton MA
Ethel M. Cronshaw, Easton MD
* Norma Grooms, Cumberland MD
Ruthe G. Slone, Rockville MD
Anne R. Stanley, Woolwich ME
Kenneth G. McAlpine, Berkley MI
Barbara P. Bridgewater, St. Louis MO
Philip A. Crown, Kansas City MO
* Susan O. Hinton, Vancleave MS
* Perry A. Boone, Hampstead NC
* Joyce T. LaFar, Gastonia NC
* Catherine E. McLeod, Eden NC
Keith E. Savage, Leland NC
* David Seelbinder, Hendersonville NC
* Sim Wooten, Trentwoods NC
* Geoffrey C. Hintze, Tinton Falls NJ
John D. Sornson, Moorestown NJ
John J. Carusone, Glens Falls NY
Marilyn A. Connors, Southampton NY
* Leonard Feld, Jericho NY
* Bonnie S. Gellas, New York NY
Linda C. Henschel, Buffalo NY
Mary A. Joyce, Buffalo NY
* Glenna M. Prestine, Buffalo NY
* Phyllis Downey, Mason OH
Mary E. Elder, Cleveland OH
* Marc E. Low, Centerville OH
Norma R. Lutes, Franklin OH
Joe A. Halloran, Portland OR
Janet Dallmeyer, York PA
* Robert E. Hepp Jr., Reading PA
* Bill J. Kutrzyba, Horsham PA
Nancy K. Light, Bethlehem PA
* Al Steinberger, Tobyhanna PA
* Catherine A. Neddenriep, Bluffton SC
* Barbara W. Spence, Charleston SC
* Frankie L. Brown, Livingston TX
* Charlotte M. Gates, Georgetown TX
* Robert D. Grover, Georgetown TX
Donald R. Hander, Plano TX
* James C. Hawkins Jr., Odessa TX
* Mary Jo Torczon, Houston TX
Steve A. Vaughn, La Porte TX
Lavetta S. Willingham, Fritch TX
Sam Clifton, Richmond VA
* Marie-Beth Hall, Ashburn VA
* Ann D. Sandler, Williamsburg VA
Randolph F. Totten, Richmond VA
Judy F. Petersen, Mount Pleasant WI
*Life Master
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