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If you have recently returned to New Zealand and spent your two weeks in a MIQ (managed isolation quarantine) please do not come to a bridge session for two weeks after leaving the MIQ. This also applies to anyone who has been in contact with someone who has been in MIQ.

Retiring Committee members Patty and Robyn - Thank you for your contribution to the running of our Club.
Patty and Robyn

The 2021 Programme and General Information are now in the 2021 Programme Folder

The plans for the new Building are attached.

Holiday Bridge Sessions for Jan 2021 are as follows
Mondays 4th, 11th and 18th at 1.00pm
Wednesdays 6th, 13th and 20th at 7.00pm
Please be seated 15 minutes before start of play
Partnership Steward - Gloria Mouatt, 544 1834

Annette and Michele

The NZ Bridge Congress committee run this event, not local clubs, but we will be called upon to provide local support when needed. One of the most important will be for us to provide standby players and caddies. At the start of every event, the Congress organisors need to have players waiting in case there is an odd number of players, or someone is sick. This will be voluntary, but many do get a game, which of course is free for standby pairs. Caddies are paid.

Notes from the first meeting on the proposed new building are in the 2020 Minutes Folder.

Hello to all our bridge club members

Firstly a big thank you to those of you who attended our general special meeting and thank you to those who sent in their apologies. We had 83 present and 17 apologies. It was great to see members fielding some very important questions. For those who could not be there the vote in principal to merge with the surf club was unanimous except for two. Now the hard work begins.

Attached is the latest news from New Zealand Bridge.