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Rodney Harris passed away.

Rodney HarrisRodney HarrisMorrinsville Contract Bridge Club members are very saddened by the sudden death of a long standing member Rodney Harris.
Rodney has been a member for nearly 40 years and many club trophies bear his name-including Club Championship, Individual Championships and Morrinsville Tournament several times.
Rodney was also a regular member of Hamilton Contract Bridge, playing regularly on Wednesday nights.
He was a very competitive and passionate Bridge player, played annually at NZ Bridge Congress and competed in tournaments throughout the Waikato. His last success was in March this year when he and his partner Lucy Armstrong successfully defended their title from the previous year when winning the Waihi All Grades Tournament.
Over the years Rodney has given back to his home club. He served three times as Club President over the years and was a current committee member and a Director of club night play. Numerous Morrinsville members have benefited from his lessons, encouragement and his sharing of a deep Bridge knowledge.
Rodney was an unassuming, friendly, respectful member and will be greatly missed by his many Bridge friends.
A memorial service for Rodney will take place at the Morrinsville Bowling Club Sunday May 5th at 11 a.m.

Morrinsville Lessons to start again.

Morrinsville Bridge lessons will start again this year on Tuesday March 12th at the Morrinsville Bowling Club. Tutor will again be Nick Whitten and they're free. So if you want to learn to play Bridge - and it's very good for the brain - come along at 7 pm. Phone Nick at 07 8897831 or Rex at 07 8897348 if you need to know anything.

Beginners Lessons.

Lessons for beginners start at Morrinsville Bridge Club this coming Tuesday March 20 at the Morrinsville Bowling Club. Tutor is Nick Whitten who has taken these lessons now for several years. The Club also runs lessons for more experienced players that want to 'up their game' on the fourth Thursday of each month with Nick taking the novice/junior players and Jim Crawford the more advanced.