Lucky winner claims his prize!! Neil Lloyd, winner of the Hole In One at the Community Living 15th Annual Golf Tournament held in August 2011 recently claimed his $10,000.00 prize. EGM Insurance has sponsored the hole in one at Community Living's Golf Tournament for many years. This is the first year the $10,000.00 hole in one prize has been won.

Lisa Edmonds far left, EGM Insurance Owner/Broker, presents the cheque to Neil Lloyd. Gerry Mansveld, Chairman of the Golf Tournament for Community Living & Carolyn Smith EGM Insurance (far right) also offer congratulations to Mr. Lloyd.
Community Living Upper Ottawa Valley
15th Annual Golf Tournament
Raises $11,500
Community Living UOV held their 15th Annual Golf Tournament at the Oaks of Cobden on Friday August 19th. Celebrating their 15th year of raising funds & partnering these dollars with money received from the United Way, this year's golf tournament had some very exciting firsts!!!!!!!! The excitement began with East Side Mario's mobile kitchen setting up on the 10th hole providing complimentary side dishes for all the golfers. Corporate sponsors this year included Tony Donnelly, Cassidy's Transfer & Storage, and EGM Insurance. The tournament boasted 2 holes in one! At the EGM $10,000.00 hole-in-one (at Hole #3), Neil Lloyd of the Lloyd Brothers Team, surprised everyone, including himself, by earning a hole-in-one!!! Cheers broke out from the Lloyd brothers and could be heard up and down the fairways! This is the first time the Hole in One has been Won at the annual community living tournament. In addition, Terry Lapierre pocketed a hole in one on the 9th hole. The Tournament Champions, Jim Badgley, Jamie Markus, Ron Barrington and Rene Sauve, their first year entering this tournament, came in after 18 holes of golf with a score of 61.
CLUOV Board President Christine Reavie, master of ceremonies, took time to acknowledge the tremendous contributions from all the golfers and businesses throughout the Upper Ottawa Valley and to acknowledge the golf committee members for another successful tournament. . The majority of these funds are used towards funding community based summer and recreational activities for adults and children with intellectual disabilities. Final calculations show the tournament raised approximately $11,500.00.
Other notable winners were: Closest to the Pin, Bruce Lloyd, Debbie Robinson, Shane Mutlow, Jose Clouthier & Steve Bennett. Longest Drive specialty hole winners were Mark Bruce, Katherine Hickey, Shane Mutlow & Taylor Turcotte. Longest Putt winners were Dave Jones & Bruce Lloyd.
Community Living wishes to send out an extensive thank you to all the golfers, hole sponsors, specialty hole and raffle prize donators, East Side Mario's and Boston Pizza for their special contributions. Once again, thanks to Carrie Stoppa and staff at the Oaks of Cobden, and to everyone who assisted in making this year's tournament the best ever!
Shown right to left: Golf Tournament Chairman Gerry Mansveld, congratulates Jim Badgley, Jamie Markus, Ron Barrington, Rene Sauve
2011Tournament Champions
Neil Lloyd shown holding the flag at Hole #3 at the Oaks of Cobden is flanked by his team mates/brothers left to right: Bruce Lloyd, Shane Lloyd, and far right John Lloyd
Community Living held their Annual General Meeting on June 15th 2011. President of the Board of Directors Christine Reavie chaired the meeting. Gerry Mansveld introduced the returning slate of Directors and those requiring election at the meeting. Gerry also called for any nominations from the floor. Noreene Adam installed the new slate of Board Members for 2011/12.
2011/12 Board of Directors
Back Row: Jane Dougherty, Kyle Croft, Patricia Durston, Shelley O'Malley, Karen Payne, Elaine Clouthier and Gerry Mansveld. Front Row: Christine Reavie, President, Dave Marcus and Joanne Clarke.
Missing from the Photo: Brian Tate, Colleen Whittier and Keith Rae.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AWARD
Each year, the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors acknowledges community groups and/or individual person(s) through the presentation of an Executive Award. The award is presented "in recognition of outstanding achievements in advancing the Goal & Vision of Community Living Upper Ottawa Valley. This year's award is being presented to Pembroke Heritage Murals for Pembroke's 32nd mural "Living Our Community Dreams". Pamela Dempsey, on behalf of the City's Heritage Murals Committee accepted the award from Dave Marcus, Past President of Community Living. The "Living Our Community Dreams" mural is portrayed on the East Wall of Community Living's office at 894 Pembroke St. West.

SPECIAL PRESENTATION
The Board of Directors of Community Living is pleased to acknowledge Noreene Adam by bestowing upon her a Honourary Life Membership. "An Honourary Life Membership may be conferred by the Board on any person who has made an outstanding contribution to the Association or to persons with intellectual disabilities…." Noreene has served our local Association for 27 years in a volunteer capacity and has been active in efforts with other local, provincial and national Community Living Associations. Noreene is a true ambassador and well known for her passion and commitment in the many roles she has served.
Congratulations Noreene!
MAY is Community Living Month in Ontario. This month gives Ontarians an important opportunity to reflect on the valued presence of people with intellectual disabilities in our community.
This May we want to share the message that people who have an intellectual disability want to share in all citizenship experiences, responsibilities and opportunities. This includes pursuing the most basic human rights, and life choices like getting an education; finding a good job with decent pay; owning a home in a safe and welcoming community; having friendships and giving back to their community.
Watch our YouTube video of our May 2011 Luncheon

Jeff Shand & Brian Dinwoodie presenting the Community Living Flag
to Mayor Ed Jacyno, City of Pembroke.

Francis McCarthy presenting the Community Living Flag to
Mayor Dick Rabishaw Town of Laurentian Hills.

William Gorgerat presents the Community Living Flag to
Mayor Jack Wilson of Laurentian Valley Township.

Allison Lancaster & Mark Whittier present the Community
Living Flag to Mayor Dave Thompson of Deep River
during Community Living Month