Owen Sound Duplicate Bridge Club
Board Members

 

Pat Barker, President

Martin Williams, Vice Pres.

Mike Edney, Treasurer

Judy Chalmers, Secretary

Jackie Logie

Andy Potovszky

Lynn Janssen

 

 

CONGRATULATIONS!

OUR 2023 SCOTT TROPHY WINNER IS:

MARTIN WILLIAMS

2023 MEMBERS OF THE 70% CLUB

PAT BARKER & JACKIE LOGIE (75%)

MARTIN WILLIAMS & LYNN JANSSEN (74%)

MARTIN WILLIAMS & BRIAN CHAMBERLAIN (73.5%)

GORD CLOSE & ANDY POTOVSZKY (71 %)

MARC BOISVERT & MYRT MOOREHOUSE (70%)

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In Memory

Dear , Owen Sound Duplicate Bridge Club members .

it is with very heavy hearts that we let you know that Georgina Mckelvie

is in the Owen sound hospital.She cannot have visitors at this time.
Thinking-of-you style cards should be sent to her home at

2555 3rd. Ave. West, Owen Sound, N4K 6T8.
The club has given her this beautiful quilt,  picture below,

very generously donated and hand crafted

by Jackie Syer, Marcia Syer-Poyntz’s  mom.

We have made a donation to Jackie

and her guild so that they may continue

making these absolutely gorgeous quilts

which they send to Victoria Quilts,

an organization that gives quilts to cancer patients .

Also, Joyce Armstrong has had her hip replacement

and we send hugs to her for a speedy recovery.

On behalf of the board of the Owen Sound Duplicate Bridge Club.

Miss everyone, keep safe.

From, Lee Gallacher
 

Long Time

Owen Sound Duplicate Bridge Club Member

Makes a Generous Donation

 

Georgina McKelvie has donated $80,000 to the

Owen Sound Regional Hospital Foundation

to help ER physicians and staff maintain their

emergency medicine skills,

a media release from Grey Bruce Health Services says .

You may recognize the McKelvies as long time

hospital foundation donors

and Owen Sound Attack Hockey supporters

(Ray is the OHL team’s Director of Business Operations).

Georgina has been a breast cancer survivor

for the last 16 years and now has Leukemia.

She says she wanted to make the donation

while she was still able to participate,

and wrote the $80,000 cheque while sitting

on the edge of her palliative care bed.

The money will go towards a portable,

computerized medical mannequin that can
simulate critical care scenarios so doctors

can practice and develop new skills.

Georgina says she’s had great care

over the years at hospital in Owen Sound.

 

Georgina , Ray and Friends at an

Owen Sound Duplicate Bridge Club

Christmas Dinner