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Seniors Bridge to Friendship

Seniors Bridge to Friendship

About the Organization

We run four three hour duplicate bridge games each week at the Murphy Community Centre.
We offer a guaranteed partner, so no one goes home
Participants receive their results the same day and any master points they are awarded
Games: Mon: 1:00pm, Tues: 7:00pm, Thur: 7:00pm (social game), Sat: 7:00pm.

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Location
200 Richmond Street
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
C1A 1J2
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