Tokoroa And Putaruru Bridge Clubs

This week's episode brings you all the latest information from the National Congress as the roving Bridge Zone Crew track down the winners of different events and we hear more about the Dob Gifford legacy for rubber bridge. Click on the link.

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This week's episode of the Bridge Zone comes live from National Congress 2018 at Hamiltyon. Tune in to hear all the action as it unfolds. Click on the link below to listen to the show.

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Hi Everyone,

Have you listened to the weekly broadcasts from Hamilton? They have lots of interesting information about what is going on in the world of Bridge, You meet and hear from local and overseas players. There are tips on how to improve your Bridge. In this week's episode, we hear about Super Social Sundays in the Wellington Region and enjoy an interview with author Paul Marston at his own club in Sydney. The link below will take you to the broadcast. Enjoy the show!
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Willy and GraemeTokoroa and Putaruru had great success at the penultimate session of the Intermediate League hosted by Matamata on Sunday.Graeme and Willy came 2nd in the morning session and 1st in the afternoon session and were top on the overall ladder, winning the tournament on the day. Ross and Susan also had success being 4th in the afternoon session and finishing 5th overall. Great results, guys!

Trust Waikato

Hi Everyone
Trust Waikato have granted the Putaruru club $1,000 towards the cost of a new scoring computer. This will replace our 8+ year old laptop for scoring, dealing etc.

A huge thankyou to Trust Waikato for this donation, which will go a long way towards the club's future sustainability.

Ross

Waikato Blues

Both Putaruru and Tokoroa had teams at the Cambridge Sixes (with a little help from some new friends from Huntly and Waitomo).

Above are Ross, Bev, Eileen and Helen from Putaruru.

No prizes, except for in the raffle but everyone had a fun day.

Ross

Waihou Trophy

Last Sunday it was Waihou Trophy time again and, this year, the trophy is returning to Putaruru!
Eileen Barker and Helen Haigh were the top pair on the day with Putururu pairs occupying the top 4 spots, and no Putaruru pair scoring under 50%.

Putaruru v Matamata

Thanks to Matamata for being such great guests - better luck next time!

Ross

Prompted by club member Dean Gittings, the Putaruru Club donated approximately 28 packs of playing cards to their local primary school. In response, the club received a mountain of beautiful thank you cards complete with individual messages from the pupils who made them. The players thoroughly enjoyed reading through them during their tea break.

Tea Break

Dean & Friends

WinnersA fabulous day was enjoyed by all the competitors in the fifth round of the WAPs held this weekend. The hospitality was great and the atmosphere friendly and relaxed, though the competition was keen. Tokoroa players did well, with Bob Side and Warren Wilton coming in sixth position and Graeme Farrow and Willy Ryder coming eighth, both partnerships having intermediate players. The winners for this round were Lesley Quilty and Hermanna Hemmes. Lesley and Sonia Crawford are now in first place overall.