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Welsh Bridge Union Competition & Masterpoint Journal 2007-2008 Welsh Bridge Union Competition & Masterpoint Journal 2007-2008 Contents Former Presidents Inside back cover From the retiring President Inside front cover Officers of the Welsh Bridge Union 2 Area Officers 3 Club Details 4-10 International Events 11-12 National Events 13 Area Events 14 Congress Results 15 WBU Competition Rules 16-20 Teams events 2 1-25 Pairs events 26-30 Master Point information – Club abbreviations 31 MP listing – Gold Points 32 MP listing – ranking tables 3 3-53 Accommodation lists 54-5 5 Congress Entry Secretaries 56 WBU Accounts 2006-2007 57 Calendar 2007-2008 5 8-59 Entry forms Centre pages INTRODUCTION The Competition and Masterpoint Journal is intended as a reference handbook for members. In it you will find information on the Union’s structure, rules and competitions, as well as your own (and everyone else’s) masterpoint holding. The Club section gives venues, playing nights and contact details for each affiliated club in Wales. In the Masterpoint section, members’ clubs of registration are referred to by abbreviations, a list of which appears at the beginning of the masterpoint listing. Entry to WBU national competitions listed on pages 2 1-30 is restricted, with the exception of the Invitation Pairs, to members of the Union; though non-members may play in Congresses and one-day Green Point events (they will usually need to be members of another national bridge organisation). Direct Members should note that they may not be eligible to play in events held under the auspices of Area Associations; please check with the Area Tournament Organiser if in doubt. The general rules applying to Contract Bridge in Wales are printed on pages 16-20; please note particularly the introductory paragraphs relating to Directives and Conventions, Rule 1 b), and the rule concerning mobile telephones. Rules, venues, start times and closing dates for individual competitions can be found on pages 21-30. Errors and Omissions will be posted on the WBU Website as notified. Neville Richards - Chief Executive & Mike Amos - National Tournament Organiser WELSH BRIDGE UNION www.wbu.org.uk President: Judith 9 St Anthony’s Way 01437 765275 Graham- Haverfordwest Jones ~: [email protected] Chief Neville Meadow View : 01597 850050 Executive Richards Llanddewi LD 1 6SE ~:[email protected] National Mike Amos 21 Cambrian Ave, 01691 662213 Tournament Whittington, Mob:- 0772 0401067 Organiser: Oswestry, S11 4DS ~: [email protected] Master Point Noelle Bond 45 Buttrills Road, 01446 733425 Secretary: BARRY, (10am-10pm) CF62 8EG ~: [email protected]. uk Membership Michael Bond 45 Buttrills Road, 01446 733425 Secretary BARRY, (10am-10pm) CF62 8EG ~:[email protected]. uk Junior Elaine Sharp 01666 823568 Coordinator ~: [email protected] Treasurer Linda 31 Deri Road, Greenland CARDIFF, CF23 5AH ~: [email protected] 2 East Wales Bridge Association Chairman Patrick 029-20628839 [email protected] Jourdain Treasurer Anne Jones 029-20651407 [email protected] Tournament Chris Rochelle 02920388182 [email protected] Organ iser Master Point Diana Jones 029 2022 9946 [email protected] Secretary Secretary Margaret Van 01495 785364 [email protected] de Weyer The Hollies, Croes-y-Pant, Mamhilad, Pontypool, NP4 0JD www.wbu .org.uk/mwba.html Chairman Alan Screen 01588-638408 [email protected] Treasurer Dewi Jones 01970-623718 [email protected] Tournament Emyr Tudwal 01970 611308 [email protected] Organiser Jones but during Emyr’s period of incapacity Mike Jones is Temporary Acting ATO Master Point Mike Jones 01970 624014 [email protected] Secretary Secretary Betty Brookes 01970 828301 [email protected] Buckton, Llangorwen, Aberystwyth, SY23 3DP North Wales Bridge Association Chairman Jean Hand 01244 830246 [email protected] Treasurer John Wain 01352 711918 Tournament Sheila Shea 01248 370118 [email protected] Organiser Master Point Tony Carsley 01352 756303 tony.carsley@talk21 .com Secretary Secretary Helen Carsley 01352 756303 tony.carsley@talk21 .com Bryn Hafod, Hafod Drive, Gwernymynydd, MOLD, CH7 5JY www.wwba.org.uk Chairman Graham John 01792 419628 [email protected] Treasurer Dillwyn Evans 01656 783461 [email protected] Tournament Hugh Arnold 01792 473946 [email protected] Organ iser Secretary Kate Craven 01792 523930 [email protected] 4 Gwerneinon Road, Derwen Fawr, Swansea SA2 8EN 3 BRIDGE CLUBS East Wales Abergavenny Angel Hotel Thursday Rex Acton Elmhurst, Abergavenny 7pm Linden Avenue Abergavenny NP7 7DF 01873 853989 [email protected] Archway Senior Citizens Hall Mon Wed Val Smith Chardi, Chepstow Upper Nelson Street Thursday Charch Lane Chepstow 7pm Llanvaches Monmouthshire NP26 3AY 01633-400219 Barrivale The Pioneer Hall Tuesday Kay Dyer 64 Victoria Road Beryl Road, Barry 7pm Penarth CF64 3HZ CF62 8DN 029 2041 3413 r.dyer1@ntlworld .com Brecon Brecon Rugby Club Monday Rowe 17 Woodland Crescent 63, The Watton 7pm Jones Brecon, LD3 7RU Brecon LD3 7EL 01874 625574 [email protected] Cardiff Cardiff Bridge Club, Monday – Caroline Marlborough Road, Thursday Stephenson Cardiff 7.15pm & 01633 259970 029 2049 1865 Thurs. 2pm Crickhowell High School Monday Brian 35 Avenue Road New Road 7pm Rossiter Abergavenny Crickhowell NP7 7DB 01873 854367 Cwmbran St Mary’s Church Hall Thursday Edna “Quinton” Croesyceiliog 7pm Wilford 4 Steynton Path Cwmbran Fairwater, Cwmbran NP44 4QJ 01633 774639 Gwent Clayton Street, Monday – Bill 52 Ronald Road Academy Newport Thursday Parkinson Newport, NP9 7GF NP19 7AU & Saturday 01633 667844 01633 222224 7pm [email protected] http://www.gwentbridge.co.uk/ Mid Glamorgan Community Centre, Thursday Dave 37 Penywain, Cowbridge Road, 7pm Barwood Efail Isaf, CF38 1AY. Pontyclu n (host) [email protected] 4 Monmouth Village Hall Monday, Robert 4,Buckholt View Mitchel Troy Thursday Squire Monmouth 7pm 01600 713637 [email protected] Old Hall Old Hall Wed 7.15pm Robin 29 Broadway, Llanblethian, Cowbridge (closed Scott Cowbridge CF71 7EX August) 01446 774521 [email protected] Penarth The Kymin, Tuesday, Joan 7, Laburnum Way Beach Road Friday 7pm Jenkins Dinas Powis CF64 4TH Penarth Monday 2pm 029 20512079 [email protected] Pencoed Pencoed Social Tuesday 7pm Glyn 1 Cae Siwsan Club Williams Brackla Hendre Road Bridgend, CF31 2HJ Pencoed 01656 667621 Rhiwbina Memorial Hall, Mon, Wed, Fri Monica 24 Bronllwyn, Rhiwbina 7.15 pm Dewsberry Pentyrch Cardiff Rubber: Cardiff, CF15 9QL 029 2061 3896 Sat 3pm; Th 7.15pm 029 20892037 R.O.F ROF Glascoed Monday 7pm Richard 6 Castle Wood Glascoed Sports & Social Welsford Usk, NP5 1SR 01291 672206 Sully Church Mon 2pm Roger De Novo, St Andrews Road, Community Wed 2pm; Cradick Dinas Powis, CF64 4HB Hall,South Saturday 7pm Road,Sully 029 2051 4799 Vale of British Legion Monday 7pm Pat Swain 9 Town Mill Road Glamorgan Club, Town Hall Cowbridge CF71 7BE Car Park Cowbridge 01446 773596 5 Mid Wales Aberaeron Royal British Thursday 7pm Ann Lewis Aran Legion Hall 1 Wellington Gardens Aberaeron, SA46 0QB 01545 570624 [email protected] Aberystwyth Waunfawr Friday 7pm Jo Davies 15 Maesceinion Community Hall Sunday 7pm Waun Fawr Waunfawr Contact Aberystwyth SY23 3QQ Aberystwyth Secretary 01970 627873 Cardigan Barclays Wednesday Gill Glan yr Odyn Rooms 7pm Howells Tresaith, Cardigan SA43 2JL Penparc Sunday 2pm 01239 811718 [email protected] Castle Wednesday Kath Pencraig, Pine Tree Way, The Social Club 7pm Moore Newtown, Powys, SY16 2ND Welshpool 01686 628941 [email protected] Dolgellau Marion Pavilion Monday, David Llwyn Celyn Thursday 7pm Clay Barmouth Gwynedd LL42 1DJ 01341-280556 [email protected] Lampeter Day Centre Tuesday 7pm John Old 1 Pensarn Cottage Cwrtnewydd Lampeter, Ceredigion 01570 434507 Newtown Newtown Thursday 7pm Jean 38 Brynglas Avenue Bowling Club, Cufley Newtown Back Lane, Powys Newtown SY16 2QB 01686 625732 [email protected] Rhayader Dolgerddon Monday 7pm Rita Awelon, Hall, Dark Lane, Lawrence South Street, Rhayader Rhayader LD65 BH 01597 810210 [email protected] 6 North Wales Benllech The Library Friday 7pm Frances 2 Bwlch Y Fedwen, Benllech Robinson Dwyran 01248 430273 [email protected] Caernarfon The New Library Friday 7pm Vera Parciau Gleison, Llanrug Pavilion Road Ross Caernarfon Caernarfon LL55 4ED 01286 870134 [email protected] Colwyn Bay Colwyn Bay Tuesday, Marion 109 Marine Drive Cricket Club Friday Higton Rhos-on-Sea, Colwyn Bay Penrhyn Avenue 7.30pm LL28 4HU 01492-548114 Rhos on Sea [email protected] Criccieth Jerusalem Chapel Thursday Peter Wenallt, West Parade Vestry, Henbont 7pm Richards Criccieth, Gwynedd Road LL52 0EN Criccieth 01766 522647 [email protected] Deeside 31 Glynne Way Mondays Jean 15, Chester Close Hawarden 7pm Hand Shotton Deeside CH5 1AU 01244 830246 [email protected] Flint Town Hall Thursday Yvonne Frith Farm Flint 7pm Evans FLINT, CH6 5RP 01352 732351 [email protected] Llandudno & Penrhyn New Hall, Mon 1.45 & Morag Mirador, 55 Llysfaen Road, District Hartsville Avenue 7.25 pm Clare Old Colywyn Penrhyn Bay Wed, Fri LL29 9HH 7.25 pm 01492 512254 [email protected] Mold Darby & Joan Tues 7 pm Anne Smith 9, Ffordd Las Club, Mold Wed 7pm Sychdyn Saturday Mold, Flintshire 7pm CH7 6DU 01352 752881 [email protected] Penrhyn- Memorial Hall Tuesday Gareth 6 Syenite Terrace deudraeth Penrhyndeudraeth 7pm Jones Minffordd Penrhyndeudraeth LL48 6HP 01766 770615 [email protected]
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