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Supervised Sessions
Supervised Sessions are held 3 times per week
Monday 18:45 -21:00
Tuesday 14:15 - 16:30
Friday 09:15 - 11:30
Practise Play topic in SS in July is Overcalls.
Review lesson in SS with Cath:
- Tuesday 16 July 2.15-4.30pm
- Friday 26 July 9.15-11.30am
We have received information from other clubs on upcoming events which some members might find of interest. The flyers are posted on the noticeboard.
- The Toronto Bridge Club will hold the annual Swiss Teams Congress on Sunday 25 August - online entry: www.nswba.com.au/tourn/calendar.asp
- Ingleburn RSL Bridge Club is also holding a Teams Congress on Sunday 11 August, 10am - online entry: www.nswba.com.au/tourn/calendar.asp
- Central Coast Leagues Bridge Club, Inaugural Weekend Congress on 21-22 September 2019 - online entry: www.nswba.com.au/tourn/calendar.asp
- Great Lakes Bridge Club 38th Annual Congress 14-15 September 2019, Convener: Sylvia Goodwin 0431 066 388,
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. - Sydney Spring Nationals auspiced by ABF and NSWBA 16-24 October 2019, gold masterpoints and Playoff Qualifying Points. http://www.abfevents.com.au/events/spnot/2019/
Join us for some relaxed kitchen bridge on Sunday 14 July at 3pm at the Peninsula Bridge Club.
Get together your foursome or just come along and we'll find you a table. Friends and family welcome.
BYO drinks and nibbles. Tea and coffee will be available. $3 members and visitors.
Each table will deal their own cards and score or not score as they wish. No masterpoints, no Bridgemates, no stress! Inquiries to Beth Randall.
Sometimes the director might be busy with another call, and at other times it may take them anything up to 10 seconds to arrive. What do you do while you’re waiting?
This article is not going to answer that – instead it will provide some advice on what NOT to do in various situations:
You’ve revoked (or so the opponents claim – as if!)
Players often ask about alerting requirements.
This summary constitutes part of the ABF Alerting Regulations, and is intended as a brief guide to players.
Players should be familiar with the full regulations, and should try to support the fairness and enjoyment of our game by complying with both the letter and spirit of these guidelines.
Our club is diverse but our website doesn't always get all the best stories. If you have an ear for a story and would like to help these stories find an appreciative audience via our newsletter, then please help.
What's involved? Keeping an ear, an eye and/or a nose out for a story that would be of interest to our members - could be profiling one of our volunteers or new members or old members. Compile a short easy-to-read story and ideally grab a photo to go with it. And send it in.
If you'd like to try, let me (Simon Hunter) know on 0451 130 330 or at
Are you adept with taking photos on your phone? Perhaps you could join our club photographer group.
This group of volunteers takes photos of happenings at the club both spontaneously as a roving photographer or by request from an event convener. They are the key step in showing you photos on the website and in the newsletter, and on our club TV slideshow.
If you feel able to join this group, keep reading and let me (David Farmer, 0415 715 743) know.
In the interests of preserving the history of our club, we have attached two documents that illustrate the early stages of our significant bridge education program:
