Psychic Medium Group Reading: Taylor Community Library. This is a weekly event to share ideas, projects, and do a little yarning. Come and join other yarn enthusiasts in our community who love to knit and crochet. Hooks & Needles: Taylor Community Library, Taylor. Yearly Booklist will be available on our website. We meet on the 1st Wednesday of each month. This month we are reading Olga Dies Dreaming by Gonzalez, Xochitl. Read along with us or better yet – meet with us and share your thoughts. Our button maker will be out all week to make yourself a cool button or pin. Stop in and make something special for your mom. Did you know Bacon Library has a huge stash of Legos? Stop in this week and make something extraordinary. Makin’ At Bacon: At the Bacon Memorial District Library, 45 Vinewood, Wyandotte Stop in the craft room throughout May and grab our ready to go crafts. For a complete listing, visit Events added this week Submit announcements at least two weeks prior to the event. To submit an event, send an email to List the time, date, location, cost and contact information. After both teams have scored, a new round starts.What’s Going On is a listing of activities taking place throughout the Downriver community. If the team who won the bid for that round didn’t score more points than they bid, they subtract their bid from their score for that round. Once all the cards have been played, each team adds up the total number of points they won from their melds and collected tricks. Additionally, the player who wins the final tricks scores 1 extra point. Each ace, 10, and king a player wins in a trick is worth 1 point. However, if any players play a card in the trump suit, the highest card in that suit wins. The player who played the highest card in the initial suit that was played wins the trick and collects the cards. Play continues around the table until each player has played a card. If they don’t, they can play any card in their hand. Then, the player to their left must play a card in that suit if they have one.
After players score their melds, the winner of the bid plays one card from their hand in the middle of the playing area. Two runs are worth 150 points, 8 aces are worth 100 points, 8 Kings are worth 80 points, 8 queens are worth 60 points, 8 jacks are worth 40 points, and 2 Pinochles are worth 30 points. If players have 2 of any meld, the point values for those melds increase. A 9 in the trump suit scores 1 point, an ace in each suit is worth 10 points, a king in each suit is worth 8 points, a queen in each suit is worth 6 points, and a jack in each suit is worth 4 points, and a queen of spades paired with a jack of diamonds is a Pinochle and worth 4 points. A king and queen of the same suit is called a marriage and is worth 2 points, unless the king and queen are in the trump suit, in which case the marriage is worth 4 points. An ace, 10, king, queen, and jack in the trump suit is a run and scores 15 points. Points are scored by forming melds with the cards, and different melds are worth different point values. Now players score the cards in their hands. Then, that player’s teammate passes them three cards from their hand, and they pass three cards back to their teammate. Whoever made the highest bid gets to choose which suit is trump for that round. This continues around the table until every player except for one passes. Then, the player to their left can either bid higher or pass. If they decide to bid, they must bid at least 20 points. Then, the player to the left of the dealer can bid by saying how many points they think they can win based on their hand, or they can pass to the next player. The dealer deals each player 12 cards in sets of 3. Teammates sit across from one another, and one player deals first, with the deal moving clockwise each round. Alternatively, you can make your own by combining all of the 9s through aces cards from two standard decks of cards. To play Pinochle, you’ll need a special Pinochle card deck. The goal of the game is to be the first team to score 150 points. Pinochle is a fun card game played with two teams of two.
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