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Devon Bridge Association Northern Section DEVON BRIDGE ASSOCIATION NORTHERN SECTION PROGRAMME 2019 – 2020 Chairman: Elizabeth Nunn - 01271 831561 Secretary: Beryl Lloyd - 01271 812121 Treasurer: Neil Marsden - 01271 860302 Committee: Penny Gowland, Steve Munns Stephen Rafferty, Richard Watkins NORTH DEVON BRIDGE Results of Section Events may be found at www.bridgewebs.com/northdevon st September 21 County match v East Wales – Exeter October 19th County match v Avon - away October 27th Filleigh Charity matched Swiss Teams Sunday 11.00 a.m. - Filleigh Village Hall 6 x7 boards Buffet lunch and afternoon tea contact: Neil Marsden or Beryl Lloyd November 23rd County match teams of 8 organized by County st February 1 County match v Dorset - Torquay February 9th Dartington Crystal Charity Swiss Teams Sunday 11.00 a.m. - Filleigh Village Hall 6 x 7 boards Buffet lunch and afternoon tea Contact: Neil Marsden or Beryl Lloyd th February 28 North Devon Congress: st to 1 March Swiss Pairs Friday and Saturday Swiss Teams Sunday (Blue-pointed) Venue: Barnstaple Hotel, Braunton Road, Barnstaple Contact: Carolyn Page March 21st County match vs Hereford - Woolavington March 28th County match teams of 8 organized by County th May 10 County match v Wiltshire – Woolavington May 11th at 6.15pm Annual General Meeting Taw Vale Club – Roundswell Community Centre Contacts: Neil Marsden - 01271 860302 Beryl Lloyd - 01271 812121 Carolyn Page - 01271 343703 - 1 - Swiss Pairs Events 2019/20 To be held over four evenings. Each evening will be hosted by one of the four affiliated EBU clubs. These pairs events will each comprise 5 x 5 boards. There will be first and second prizes for each event together with non-expert prize presented on the evening. An overall first and second prizes for the average of the best three results, will be presented at the A.G.M. In addition, an individual prize will be given at the discretion of the N.D.S.; the winners of the overall pairs prize will not be eligible for the individual prize. The programme is as follows: Thursday November 28th - Barnstaple Bridge Club Wednesday February 12th - Braunton Bridge Club Monday March 16th - Taw Vale Bridge Club Tuesday April 14th - Caen Bridge Club The cost for these events will be £3.50 for EBU members. You should arrive by 6.45 and be ready to play by 6.50 pm PAIRS MAY ENTER THROUGH CLUB CHAIRMEN Places must be booked in advance as an even number of pairs is essential. You must notify your chairman if having booked you become unavailable. Barnstaple: Carol Ritzen - 01271 343394 Braunton: Brenda Martin - 01271 862013 Caen: David Hurrell - 01271 344066 Taw Vale: Richard Watkins - 01769 572819 - 2 - TAW VALE BRIDGE CLUB www.bridgewebs.com/tawvale ROUNDSWELL COMMUNITY CENTRE Gratton Way, EX31 3NL (near Sainsburys) Monday 6:50 for 7:00 p.m. Please be seated by 6.55, notify expected late arrival especially if both members of a pair are involved. Late arrivals MAY not be able to play if no prior contact is made. Users of the host system MUST arrive by 6.50 and will NOT be able to play if the host would thus miss out on an evening’s bridge. Chairman: Richard Watkins 01769 572819 07397 380071 or: 01271 341794 (at present, days Mon- Wed) Secretary: Carole Reid 01837 811145 07927 443310 Treasurer: Penny Gowland 01805 624295 07778 342048 Members: Roger Gowland 01805 624295 07968 740305 Marjorie Higgins 01237 475394 07707 785705 Brent Wormald 01271 883152 07717 747086 NOTES: Table Money £2.50 (£3.00 guests, £1.00 for Juniors) to include tea or coffee and biscuits. 1. Lovell Trophy: To be played with the same partner over four evenings, with the best three scores to count. 2. Singles: To be played over four nights with different partners, with the best three results to count. 3. There is an Overall Pairs Trophy for the pair who score most positional points in events in the programme that are designated solely “Open Pairs Φ”. 4. The “Open Pairs Φ” evenings and the Charity evening (May 18th ) are expected to use shuffled boards. All other events are shown in Bold and are expected to use pre-dealt boards where possible. 5. Championship Pairs & Swiss Teams are the competitions we have chosen to attract enhanced Masterpoints Results are to be found on our website together with the full rules of each competition. - 3 - TAW VALE BRIDGE CLUB PROGRAMME 2019/20 September 2 Open Pairs Φ 9 Open Pairs Φ 16 Devon Air Ambulance Charity Pairs 23 League Teams 1 30 Lovell 1 / Open Pairs October 7 Open Pairs Φ 14 Open Pairs Φ 21 Lovell 2 /Open Pairs 28 League Teams 2 November 4 Open Pairs Φ 11 Children in Need Charity Pairs E-Cats Sims 18 Butler Pairs 1 25 League Teams 3 December 2 Lovell 3/ Open Pairs 9 Christmas Party & Prize Giving (18.45 at Barnstaple Hotel) 16 Lovell 4/ Open Pairs 23 Open Pairs Φ 30 Open Pairs Φ January 6 League Teams 4 13 Open Pairs Φ 20 Devon Pairs (Julia Chadwick) Qualifier 27 Butler Pairs 2 February 3 League Teams 5 10 Singles 1/Open Pairs 17 Open Pairs Φ 24 Singles 2/Open Pairs - 4 - TAW VALE BRIDGE CLUB PROGRAMME 2019/20 (CONT) March 2 Open Pairs Φ 9 League Teams 6/ Open Pairs Φ 16 Section Swiss Pairs (Please be seated by 6.50) 23 Open Pairs Φ 30 Swiss Teams 1 April 6 Swiss Teams 2 13 Closed for Easter 20 Butler Pairs 3 27 League Teams 7/ Open Pairs Φ May 4 Mixed Pairs 11 Northern Section AGM/Open Pairs Φ 18 Charity Evening (Clarity – Barnstaple based Mental Health Charity) 25 Closed for Bank Holiday June 1 Ladies Pairs/Gents Pairs (Please be seated by 6.50) 8 Singles 3/Open Pairs 15 Open Pairs Φ 22 Championship Pairs 1 29 Championship Pairs 2 July 6 Open Pairs Φ 13 Singles 4/Open Pairs 20 AGM (18:30 for prompt 18:35 start) (shuffled boards) Φ 27 Open Pairs Φ August 3 Multiple Teams 10 Open Pairs Φ 17 Open Pairs Φ 24 Open Pairs Φ 31 Closed for Bank Holiday - 5 - Taw Vale League Teams 2019/20 Division 1 1 Richard Carter, Patrick Keeley, Neil Marsden, Carol Ritzen 2 Sam Mckibbin, Jane Koldewey, Richard Mclaughlin, Richard Watkins 3 John Boxall, Paul Hide, Roger Luckham, Stephen Rafferty 4 Penny Gowland, Mike Dixon, Les Ellis, Julie Rotchell 5 Roger Gowland, Mary Emmings-Francis, Steve Emmings-Francis, Chris Nichols 6 Michael Grimshire, Brenda Martin, Chris Rogers, Gill Rogers 7 Jan Ward, Marjorie Higgins, Linda Rafferty, Carole Reid Division 2 1 Jane Keatley, Alan Cooke, Liz Martin, Sandra Robertshaw 2 Alan White, Susan Mace, Colin Ralphs, A.N Other 3 Fay Dockings, Roe Bissett, Margaret Shapcott, Mary Snell 4 Barbara Payne, Chris Hatt, Catherine Davey, Denis Davey 5 Barbara Rennie, Betty Bradford, Margaret Riddoch, Kate Ross 6 David Clarke, Steven Clifton, Dena Sells, John Short Division 1 Resting Division 2 Sep 23 2v3 4v5 6v7 1 1v6 2v3 4v5 Oct 28 1v7 3v5 6v4 2 1v5 2v4 3v6 Nov 25 1v6 2v5 4v7 3 1v4 2v6 3v5 Jan 6 1v5 2v6 3v7 4 1v3 2v5 4v6 Feb 3 1v4 3v6 2v7 5 1v2 3v4 5v6 Mar 9 1v3 5v7 2v4 6 April 27 1v2 3v4 5v6 7 League Teams Rules: 1. Only Club members may take part in teams. 2. No more than three substitutes are allowed in a team on any one occasion, unless the the opposing Captain agrees to it. 3. A member registered in a Division 1 team cannot substitute in a Second Division match. - 6 - CAEN BRIDGE CLUB www.bridgewebs.com/caen Christchurch Rooms, Chaloners Road, Braunton, EX33 (near The ‘Aggi’) Tuesdays 7:00 p.m. In the event of an emergency when you are due to play and will be unable to arrive by 7p.m, please ring Elizabeth on her mobile number 07496 664776 Chairperson: David Hurrell 01271 344066 Secretary : Beryl Lloyd 01271 812121 Treasurer : Ursula Carter 01271 345910 Committee Members Denis Davey 01271 813000 Pat Bunch 01271 850215 Contact for partners: Beryl Lloyd SINGLES EVENT Best 3 results from 3 or 4 rounds of this event (played with different partners) will determine the overall result of this competition. Only the first result by any pair will count. - 7 - CAEN BRIDGE CLUB PROGRAMME 2019/20 September 3 Pairs Championship 1 10 Open Pairs 17 Pairs Championship 2 24 Teams 1 October 1 Open Pairs 8 Open Pairs 15 Pairs Championship 3 22 Open Pairs 29 Devon Sims Pairs - Devon Air Ambulance November 5 Open Pairs 12 Children in Need Charity Simultaneous Pairs 19 Pairs Championship 4 26 Teams 2 December 3 Christmas Party 10 Open Pairs 17 Open Pairs 24 Closed for Holidays 31 Closed for holidays January 7 Open Pairs 14 Singles 1 / Open Pairs 21 Open Pairs 28 Open Pairs February 4 Teams 3 11 Open Pairs 18 Singles 2 / Open Pairs 25 Teams 4 - 8 - CAEN BRIDGE CLUB PROGRAMME 2019/20 (CONT) March 3 Open Pairs 10 Open Pairs 17 Singles 3 / Open Pairs 24 Open Pairs 31 Teams 5 April 7 Singles 4 / Open Pairs 14 Northern Section Swiss Pairs (Please be seated by 6.50p.m.) 21 Open Pairs 28 Open Pairs May 5 Caen AGM / Open Pairs 12 Open Pairs 19 Open Pairs 26 Open Pairs June 2 Open Pairs 9 Open Pairs 16 Summer Party 23 Open Pairs 30 Open Pairs July 7 Open Pairs 14 Charity Night 21 Open Pairs 28 Open Pairs August 4 Open Pairs 11 Open Pairs 18 Open Pairs 25 Open Pairs - 9 - CAEN BRIDGE CLUB LEAGUE TEAMS 2019/20 DIVISION 1 1.
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