Marlborough players dominate
Marlborough pairs filled three of the top four places at the Hello World Swiss Pairs bridge tournament held in Richmond on Saturday.
Carolyn Wood and Robin Young from the Blenheim-based Marlborough club won the event closely followed by club-mates Maurice Carter and Tony Oberdries.
Brother and sister combination Chris Marshall and Lynn Callaghan from Picton finished fourth after being in close contention through the day.
Marlborough clubs were not so successful in the annual Howorth Cup interclub event held on Sunday. Marlborough finished fourth in the event. Nelson were the winners with defending champions Westport in second place. Richmond finished third.
PHOTO : Robin Young and Carolyn Wood, winners of the Hello World Swiss Pairs bridge tournament
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The Marlborough District Council plans to trial a Saturday bus between Picton and Blenheim, in response to feedback from Picton residents wanting to visit the new Blenheim library. It would leave Waikawa Bay at 9am and 1pm, and Blenheim's Seymour St at 10.10am and 2pm.
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