​​​Welcome to Blue Mountain Duplicate Bridge Club.   We are an ACBL sanctioned Invitational Club located at the Collingwood Leisure Time Club, 100 Minnesota Street, Collingwood, Ontario, Canada.     The Leisure Time Club is a seniors' recreational club, with a minimum age requirement of 50 years of age. For more details, select 'Club Information' in menu on the left.

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Thanks Christine for a great tournament!

Hamish McGregor and Helen Dixon 72.39% October 20th

Maria Moore and Hamish McGregor 71.73% September 28th

Michael Schneider and Hamish McGregor 75.91% September 13th

Willow Vaughan and John Hillier 70.54% August 17th

Phyllis Burgan and Steve Roberts 70.46% July 13th

Maria Moore and Dave Hammill 77.32% July 7th

Helen Dixon and Hamish McGregor 74.55% May 5th

Maria Moore and Hamish McGregor 76.79% April 27th

Michael and Janice Hebbert 70.05% April 21st

Ron Hartlen and Phyllis Burgan 70.83% April 6th

Hamish McGregor and Helen Dixon 71.32% March 31st

Cathy MacDonald and Jean Thomson 72.33% March 16th

Hamish McGregor and Helen Dixon 76.51% March 3rd

Michael and Janice Hebbert 71.76% January 27th

Michael and Janice Hebbert 74.75% January 5th

There was a Special Meeting on July 26, 2016 where the new by-laws for the Club were approved.

A big thankyou to Will Sutherland for coordinating, spear-heading and hosting the committee. Also much appreciation and gratitude goes to John Roland and Rowland Fleming for their hard work drafting the new by-laws using their legal expertise. Marie Melnichuk, Ruth Eidt and Sandy Ivison provided valuable input by researching the by-laws of other clubs and actively participating in the lengthy discussions on each section. A job well done and much appreciated by the membership.

My journey toward Life Master started in 2009.    Taking one of Sandy Dickson's classes, Sandy said that if ever one were to join ACBL, 2009 would be the year, as Life Master's requirements were changing in 2010 to be 500 masterpoints.    Being someone who likes to take advantage of a bargain, I joined ACBL then.    Previously, I played kitchen bridge, bridge at University, bridge at 1 a.m. when I was week-ending in Collingwood.    Skiing during the day, dinner with friends, and bridge after the bars closed.    Psych bids were common.    By the end of 2013, I had accumulated about 80 points.     That is about 20 points per year.   Then suddenly my priorities changed.    In 2015, I won my first gold points at a Regional in Toronto, and I was hooked, chasing those gold points as Christine said, they were like gold stars in grade one.    I would like to thank all my partners for their patience with me, and their help in garnering those black, silver, red and gold points.   In particular I would like to thank those who helped me earn those elusive gold points.     Most recently Cathy and Ruth whom Cathy and I teamed up with in Swiss Teams in Kingston, and where I garnered enough points for Life Master  Thank you also to Christine in Hilton Head and Ontario, Dave and Doug, who also helped me earn those elusive gold points.    As for the next Life Master ranks, Bronze, Silver, Ruby,  I'll see them in my dreams.

Marie Melnichuk

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