
Was it the "eloquence" of Mary Moulton or the
buffet? There were more than 40 people at the CBF meeting. The
discussion were intense. We talked about the CBF vs ACBL. The
schedule and the format of the Bridge Week and many more subjects.
Im sending you pictures of Mary, Nick and George taken at the
meeting this morning... Robert Paul



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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
August, 2001, Montreal PQ
Over 40 members attended the annual general meeting of the
Canadian Bridge Federation, held at the Dorval Hilton, Montreal,
on Wednesday, August 8th. A lively and interactive discussion
by all made the event interesting and provocative. This is a
particularly exciting time for bridge in Canada and it was reassurring
to see so many members attend the AGM and offer input on topics
such as bridge education, national championships format, the
CBF feasibility study on becoming an independent Federation,
our new Code of Conduct...and more.
All members are invited to provide input and feedback on issues
pertaining to bridge in Canada. Just write, call or talk to
your Zone Director, or any CBF Board member.
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