Morning Tea a huge success
Rockingham Bridge Club regularly holds a morning tea with the aim to showcase the Bridge Club to any potential new members, those thinking about taking up this beautiful game. We also take this opportunity to introduce last year’s beginners to some of the members, giving them the opportunity to play “out of the nursery with the grown ups”, give them the confidence to play regularly on Bridge Days.
We had a great turn out with our regular members playing their part in helping the beginners and talking to prospective Bridge players and letting them share their experiences with this great game.
Rockingham Bridge Club is not only full of talented Bridge Players, but talented bakers and cooks. The spread that was put on sure tempted our taste buds. A huge thank you to all who made this possible, with a very special mention to Di Brooks who has spent considerable time marketing this event.
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L-R Pam, Barb & Pat. They started learning to play Bridge last year and are loving it.
Keith and Jim in deep discussion about whether to finesse or not. Keith and Jim took up Bridge last year with Tutor Nicky.
Hilary with Peter (a potential new Bridge player).
Our Bridge teachers L-R Nicky and Di.
Jenny chatting to another potential new member.
Rosemary learnt her bridge with Raewyn (retired).
I started learning 4 – 5 years ago, i learnt Precision and Standard American, I have met a lot of friendly people and it’s a great club to belong to.
Yvonne’s first game as a member. Terrified, but still enjoyed it, so much she is coming back next week.
Jenny’s first time in a Bridge Session after lessons with Nicky and Bridge experience with Di. Jenny is coming back next week.
Lyn says
When I first decided to learn bridge, I thought I would have a couple of lessons and then I would know how to play. After 18 months I am still learning, this is a game that challenges you and keeps your brain active and on the way you make some wonderful friends. Everyone makes you very welcome and if I could play seven days a week I would!
Kerrie
I love bridge. Its a challenge and keeps my brain active. I’ve met some great friends here too.
Helen, also an ex-student. Always a lot of fun to have a around and we love it when she is at our table.
Paul took up Bridge in September 2017 and has been playing regularly since 2018. Bridge was in his blood as he joined with his Dad who already knew how to play Bridge.
I have enjoyed my time.
Di chatting to some of our younger potential new Bridge recruits.
Yvonne helping new comers.
Cheryl chatting to one of the ladies interested in learning.
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