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694 days ago

Bridge Lessons at Taradale Bridge Club ***REMINDER***

Margaret from Greenmeadows

If you are interested in learning how to play the game of bridge then please come and join us at the Taradale Bridge Club situated at Clyde Jeffrey Drive, Park Island. Lessons will be run weekly on both Monday evening at 7pm or Wednesday afternoon at 1pm commencing on 4 March. You choose the time that suits you. Lessons begin with Mini Bridge as an introduction and progress to learning the theory of the game. Cost of the program is $70 with a weekly table fee of $2. This includes your first year's membership of the club and all lesson material. Fee is not payable until you have attended a couple of lessons and decided this is a game you MUST learn !
Once lessons are completed Assisted Play sessions will be held weekly on Wednesday afternoons where you can practice your new skills with help available if needed.
For further information and to register please contact Alison Hucker on 021 062 4460 or Ruth Spittle on 027 249 4336

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