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Housing strategy aims for 25 per cent increase
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Housing discussion paper deserves factual response
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Karen Wardlaw takes on principal role at Umina Beach
New staff start at Woy Woy South
Year 7 camp postponed
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Brisbane Water wins interclub bridge event
Men's Fours championship won
Bridge club holds red point events
A gala day of bowls, barbecue and raffle
Family discounts for board riders
Jacob qualifies with personal best
Delayed Major Pairs championship finally played
Back in the water for the Iron Series
Southern Spirit cricket results
Significant milestones for Ben and William
First Aid teams win gold
Umina Bunnies hold junior registration days
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Bridge club holds red point events

Brisbane Water Bridge Club attracted 13 pairs to contest its Australia Day Pairs competition, the first red point event of the year.

Numbers were down on the record achieved in 2020 when 80 players attended.

Christine Hadaway and Jackie Wilson handled the play best, scoring a comfortable two per cent win.

Wednesday morning regulars Carol Anderson and Edith Marshal finished an impressive second, edging out Martin Johnson and Chris Hasemore by a small margin.

There were not enough numbers to run a novice section.

Summer Pairs competition was played on January 29 with 14 pairs.

East-West players Richard Carter and Lorraine Lindsay were on fire, winning by an incredible eight per cent.

The battle for North-South was a much closer affair.

Saturday stalwarts Sylvia Foster and Jaan Oitmaa squeezed out a win by a single percentage point.

To make the day interesting there were a couple of slams available and a few hands with opposing long suits that made bidding, at times, very competitive.

The club's next red point event is Valentine's Day Pairs.

Results of the Australia Day Pairs competition played on January 26 were:

1 Christine Hadaway - Jacqueline Wilson 164.3 (60.83 per cent), 0.70 red points.

2 Carol Anderson - Edith Marshall 159.0 (58.89) 0.49.

3 Martin Johnson - Chris Hasemore 156.0 (57.78) 0.35.

4 David Bowerman - Dasha Brandt 151.9 (56.25) 0.23.

5 Hope Tomlinson - Barry Foster 150.8 (55.83) 0.18.

6 Ed Vaughan - Robin Vaughan 147.4 (54.58) 0.14.

7 John Aldersley - Beryl Lowry 141.8 (52.50).

8 Helen Cashman - Hilary Owen 140.6 (52.08).

9 Bobbie Lyons - Julie Teague 126.0 (46.67).

10 David Adams - Jorgen Boettiger 118.0 (43.70).

11 Denyse Stephens - Fay Cole 115.0 (42.59).

12 Tony Langmead - Peter Wheatley 96.8 (35.83).

13 Felicity Fane - Heather Brown 86.6 (32.08).

North-South results of Summer Pairs played on January 29 were:

1 Sylvia Foster - Jaan Oitmaa 187.0 (55.65) 0.35.

2 Judy Wulff - Susan McCall 183.0 (54.46) 0.25.

3 Barry Foster - Hope Tomlinson 179.0 (53.27) 0.18.

4 Andrew Grace - Bill Wilmott 169.0 (50.30).

5 Peter Hume - Elaine Hume 166.0 (49.40).

6 Felicity Fane - Heather Brown 150.0 (44.64).

7 Christine Hadaway - Marcelle Goslin 142.0 (42.26).

East-West results were:

1 Richard Carter - Lorraine Lindsay 219.0 (65.18) 0.35.

2 Martin Johnson - Jim Routledge 194.0 (57.74) 0.25.

3 Ed Vaughan - Robin Vaughan 163.0 (48.51) 0.18.

4 Jorgen Boettiger - Matt Raj Mal 160.0 (47.62).

5 Julie Teague - Joan Walsh 153.0 (45.54).

6 Edith Marshall - Hilary Owen 148.0 (44.05).

7 Helen Cashman - Robyn Serra 139.0 (41.37).





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