Our own publicity officer, Citizen of the Year 2024! Beryl Tarttelin was awarded Citizen of the Year for Bungendore for her outstanding dedication to the Bungendore community by QPRC.

Left to right: Bob, Megan, Gerhard, Di, Margaret and Claire. Others were camera shy.

 

Social Bridge players who meet each Monday at St Andrew’s Church, Wamboin

enjoying some Christmas cheer during their “tea-break” on 11 December.

Plenty on offer: Christmas pudding, cake, brownies, chocolates, savoury salmon rolls and,

of course some sparkling Prosecco!
 

 

The Bungendore Bridge Club held their AGM on December 15th 2023 at the School of Arts Bungendore.

Margaret Gilligan, President, reported that in the last year, the Club had relocated to the Bungendore School of Arts building, due mainly to the increased cost of the Council Community Hall. QPRC had also flagged their intention to close the Community Hall in the future.

25 people turned up for the Bungendore Bridge Club Xmas party, to enjoy the food and wine and drinks. To gather together and bemoan the past year of 2022. Better than 2021, we are now playing face to face again, with most Covid-19 restrictions gone, but we are still using the bidding boxes. Some of us miss the larger table size, introduced to maintain social distancing, somehow there seemed more room for pens, coffee cups, elbows and so on

Saturday Special

Comrades, you are invited to play Bridge this Saturday 31/12 in Paul's ballroom at 33 Turallo Terrace. Play will start at about 1 pm.

    For this informal session of Bridge, you don't need a partner (but turn up with a partner if you have one). There will be no table fees. There will be no scoring (unless there is a clamour to do so). Drinks will be poured from any time you like. Non-playing partners are invited to join the group from about 3 pm.

The BBC is celebrating its 21st year of operation in 2022 and has grown since the early days. We regularly have twenty members playing each week.