On September 7, Labor Day, Dave Webster has put together a Pot Luck lunch and game.  The lunch will begin at noon and the game will begin promptly at 1. Players are asked to sign up to bring a pot luck dish, preferably salads, side dishes and desserts.  We do not have access to the kitchen. Sign up sheet for players and dishes will be at the sign in desk. The  COA will be closed on Labor Day, and  the players should enter thru the back door.

John Devereaux has decided on the 4 bridge lessons he will be teaching, beginning in October:

Beginning the first week of September, there will be a sign-up sheet for the lessons on the front table in the Grand Hall. The classes will be limited to 24 AIDBC members in good standing. There is no charge for the lessons and handouts will be provided on the day of the class.

To ensure that all our players can safely enjoy our games, we ask that everyone refrain from wearing perfume, cologne or other heavily scented products when attending. Strong scents can be more than distracting for players with asthma, allergies or chemical sensitivities. They can cause respiratory distress, migraines and allergic reactions.  We appreciate your assistance in helping us create a welcoming, fragrance-free environment.

AIDBC Celebrates Jan Gundersen upon attaining rank of Ruby Life Master with a Red Velvet Cake!!!

AIDBC presented the NCCOA a donation of $4,720, in memory of Michael Waskew today. Pictured are 3 of the 4 First Place winners at the Team Game in honor of Michael. From the left: Dan Wolner, Sandy Sproat, VIctoria Lanier and game organizer and director Dave Webster.

Not pictured, first place winner Bobbi Fost.