| The Club |
Welcome to the Niagara-on-the-Lake Duplicate Bridge Centre. We offer a friendly, ACBL santioned game every Tuesday and Friday afternoon at the Niagara-on-the-Lake Community Centre, Anderson Lane.
We welcome all players regardless of experience.
There is a "chalk talk" every Tuesday beginning at 12:30 pm and the game starts at 1:00 pm. Registration for the game closes at 12:50 pm.
Cost for regular games is $5.00 for members and $7.00 for non-members.
Membership fees are $20.00 yearly and are due in September.
Special games, charity games, and socials have a slightly increased fee. See the calendar for details of upcoming games.
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| Rest in Peace, our Friend and Colleague, David Cooper |
 It is with great sadness, we have to inform you of the passing of our friend, bridge player, Club Manager and Web Master. David passed away on August 17, 2020 at his home at the age of 71.
David was an enthusiastic member of our club and an active committee member of the Management Team contributing in the role of Club Manager and Web Master for the last few years. He was a quiet, well-travelled private man with an acute sense of humour. David enjoyed bridge and had joined many clubs. David, we understand always enjoyed a glass of Scotch. But in the absence of which at the Bridge Clubs, he made sure he had “a Cup of tea”.
David will be very much missed at the Bridge games and socials but not forgotten!
Tributes can be left here.
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| Membership Update 2020/21 |
In light of the current pandemic, the NOTL DBC Management Committee met to discuss membership renewal for the upcoming year.
It was decided that all members in good standing will have their membership extended until September 2021. Should the NOTL Community Centre become a safe environment for games, your current membership will remain in effect until that time.
Stay safe and stay well.
Lorraine Horton
Membership
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| Charity Games |
The ACBL requires clubs that wish to hold charity games to hold one Charity Game to benefit the ACBL Charity, then the club is able to run other games to benefit local charities as it wishes. Charity games offer more Masterpoints than ordinary games and are usually offered at no extra cost to club members. Members were canvassed for suggestions during October and voted to have the proceeds donated to Niagara-on-the-Lake Palliative Care in 2019.
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