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St. Louis Bridge NewsEditor:
Mary Dolan, 10806 Charlton Way, St. Louis, MO 63146
dolanmary@sbcglobal.net
“Never interrupt your enemy when he's making a mistake.”
--
Napoleon
Bonaparte
On August 2, 2015, the Pro-Am charity game took place at Bridge Haven Club in St. Louis MO. Participants at 43 tables raised $9,600, the largest amount raised in the history of this event.
Money raised goes to Backstoppers, a local charity that provides assistance to the families of St. Louis area police officers, firefighters and other emergency personnel who are killed in the line of duty.
Thanks to Dan Spangler, the manager of Bridge Haven, and to Barbara Reid for coordinating the Pro-Am. A special thanks to these Pros for donating their time and talent.
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Philip Alder |
Norman Athy |
Sandy Becker |
Kenny Bland |
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Jack Bryant |
John Burgener |
Mike Carmen |
Judy Eaton |
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Mark Ehret |
Karen Erlanger |
Jane Ettelson |
William Finkenstadt |
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Bruce Greenspan |
Richard Haake |
Regina Hauser |
Lee Hastings |
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Gayle Hawkins |
Loughery Hawkins |
Tom Kniest |
Marvin King |
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Roger Lord |
George Marvin |
Robert McDill |
Tod Moses |
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Tom Oppenheimer |
Donna Pedrotti |
Sue Perez |
Michael Pitonak |
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Alan Popkin |
Nancy Popkin |
Carole Quist |
Kathleen Safranski |
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Carol Schaffer |
Suzi Shymanski-Moore |
Jacqueline Sincoff |
Dennis Spencer |
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Gloria Spitzer |
Chuck Starovasnik |
Rod Van Wyk |
Arbha Vongsvivut |
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Robert Wheeler |
En Xie |
Milton Zlatic |
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Congratulations to these Unit 143 members:
Life Master: Gene Fluri
Bronze Life Master: Rosemary Bamberg, Nancy Keefer, Carol Layton
Silver Life Master: Catherine Joyce
Gold Life Master: Clay Culbertson, Donald Hauser, Regina Hauser, Helen Stolar
Diamond Life Master: Anthony Astrologes
Fall 199er Tournament
The Unit 143 Fall 199er Bridge Tournament was held September 26-27 at St. Louis Bridge Center. For the first time, a single session 0-49 masterpoint session was included in the tournament. The new session attracted seven tables of participants.
With Lee Hastings chairing the tournament and Beth Percich directing, players at 69 tables enjoyed the two days of hospitality and friendly competition. Here are most of the winners showing off their trophies.