THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF RENAISSANCE SQUARE

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF RENAISSANCE SQUARE
COLLEGE-OPOLY TEAMS AND SPONSORS 2010
THE TEAMS (See Team Photos Below)
BMO – Bank of Montreal
KI Pembroke
The Engineers
Rotary Club of Pembroke
Tony Donnelly Realty
Runge Stationers
Johnston & Mackie Ltd.
Scotiabank
Each team paid an entry fee of $5,000 to participate in the tournament. This generous donation from the above
teams contributed $40,000 towards Algonquin College’s Capital Campaign for the new campus, Renaissance Square.
In addition, the Rotary Club of Pembroke made a further pledge, bringing their total pledge to Algonquin College to
$25,000.
THE SPONSORS
Giant Tiger – Boardwalk Sponsor
Dr. James Gallant
Lisa and Lou Hammill and Family
Mulvihill Drug Mart
Pembroke Downtown Development Commission
Pembroke Mall
St. Jean Flooring
TCG Computer Solutions
THE SILENT AUCTION DONATION SPONSORS
Ron & Mary Ethier, The Weed Man
David Chadala, Ottawa Senators Hockey Club and Scotiabank
Eileen Malette, Custom Draperies
Elizabeth Radley Walters, Active Chiropractic Family Health Centre
Peggy Williams, Scotiabank
Peter Angione, “A” Television
Shirley & Art Nugent, Grey Gables Bed and Breakfast
A special thank you to TVCOGECO for their coverage of the College-Opoly event and
their continuing support of numerous community events and activities.
SCOTIABANK TEAM AND VOLUNTEER TOURNAMENT “BANKERS”
Photo 1 – Scotiabank College-opoly Team players were Peggy Williams, Suzanne Thuemen, Stacey Kelly and Chantelle Leslie-Leach.
Several other “Team Scotia” volunteers acted as game bankers. In this photo from the left are: Suzanne Thuemen, Carol Ramsay,
Pat Quilty, Gina Heisler, Barb Teske, Eric Leach, Peggy Williams, Steve Seaman, Juliette Adam, Stacey Kelly, Eldon Adam, Chantelle
Leslie-Leach.
TONY DONNELLY REALTY TEAM
Photo 2: Will Lusby, Canadian Monopoly Champion, far left, and championship trophy, with the Tony Donnelly Team.
Team players were Tony Donnelly, Pierre Noel, Darryl Thrasher, and Rob Dickie.
BMO BANK OF MONTREAL TEAM
Photo 3: BMO Bank of Montreal College-Opoly team and BMO Managers with Will Lusby, far left, Canadian Monopoly Champion 2009.
Team players were Tatum Perham, Andrea Jamieson, Gary Melnyk, and Brad Fischer. Also with the team are Ellen Bennett
(beside Will Lusby) and Doug Law, far right.
JOHNSTON & MACKIE LTD. TEAM
Photo 4: The Johnston & Mackie Ltd. Team poses with Canadian Monopoly Champion Will Lusby and his championship trophy, won in 2009.
Team players were: Ashley Hartwig, Tara Neville, Andrea Haskin, Carolyn O’Hara.
THE ENGINEERS TEAM
Photo 5: Lt.-Col. Keith Rudderham, Fred Blackstein, Doug Fee, and Doug Sitland were on the Engineers’ Team
and pose here with Canadian Monopoly Champion Will Lusby.
KI PEMBROKE TEAM
Photo 6: KI Pembroke also entered a team in the College-Opoly Tournament. Posing with Will Lusby, left,
are Walter Latham, Harry Lane, Dan Mellen and Rudy Witlox.
THE ROTARY CLUB OF PEMBROKE TEAM
Photo 7: The Rotary Club of Pembroke entered a team. Players with Will Lusby are Marianne Pritchard-Taylor,
Colonel A. Towriss, John Escott, and Marcel Mantha. The Rotary Club made a total pledge of $25,000 for the evening.
RUNGE STATIONERS TEAM
Photo 8: Runge Stationers had a family team entered in the tournament. With Will Lusby, far left, are Paula Troutman,
Rick Troutman, and son Matthew Troutman. Missing from the photo is other son Nathan Troutman, who also played.
THE TVCOGECO PRODUCTION
Photo 9: The demonstration game featured Dr. Christy Natsis who volunteered for the marquee game, along with Murray Kyte, Peggy
Williams and Rick Troutman. Celebrity bankers/emcees were Jennifer Madigan of “A” Television and Marc Poirier of myFM radio.
Photo 10: Tony Donnelly introduces his team members.
THE TVCOGECO PRODUCTION
Photo 11: Jennifer Madigan of A Channel asks Team Scotiabank about their game strategies.
Photos 12 & 13: Jamie Bramburger of Algonquin College, left, and Jean-Guy Brin, Monopoly tournament competitor and expert game strategist,
had a bird's eye view of the final game. They provided play-by-play commentary and explained strategies for the championship game during the
TVCOGECO production of this fundraiser event which brought in $65,000 for the new campus.
SPECIAL THANKS TO WILL LUSBY, CANADIAN MONOPOLY CHAMPION & TEAM
Algonquin College would like to extend a very special thank you to Canadian Monopoly Champion Will
Lusby for helping us raise $65,000 for our new Ottawa Valley campus.
We also want to express much appreciation to Will Lusby’s team of judges, commentators, and
statisticians who travelled with him from Ottawa to Pembroke to help Algonquin College make this
event such a success.
Thanks to:
Kathryn Baker, Judge and Statistician (and First Lady of Monopoly)
Karen Charron, Banker and Statistician
Jean-Guy Brin, Judge and Commentator of Championship Game
Richard Hautcoeur, Judge and Statistician
Craig Turpin, Judge and Statistician
Photo 13: Judge Rich Hautcoeur, third from left, explains a game rule to the championship team.
Photos 14 & 15: Jean-Guy Brin, left, and Kathryn Baker do some calculations to determine
the top three teams to play in the final tournament game.
Photos 16 & 17: Richard Hautcoeur and Karen Charron, left photo, and Craig Turpin and Kathryn Baker performed banking,
judging and statistician duties throughout the tournament.
Thanks to Our Extra Volunteers!
Thanks to Briana Donnelly at the ‘Friendly Games’ station and Algonquin College
Police Foundations students who provided security: James Klein, Quinn Barry, Terrence Lee, Sarah Schimmens.
Thanks to Dr. Christy Natsis, Jennifer Madigan and Marc Poirier for their demonstration game duties.
A special thank you to Lt. David Foohey for donating his time for the event, and to Lt.-Col. Keith Rudderham
and CFB Petawawa for allowing us to use the Pembroke Armouries for College-Opoly.
And finally . . . thanks to the Capital Campaign Committee!
Photo 18: Marie Mask, right, Capital Campaign Administrator, congratulates Lisa Edmonds for her contribution to the success of the event.
Lisa is one of the members of the Capital Campaign Committee who helped with the College-opoly tournament. Other committee members
include: Lt. Col. Keith Rudderham, Dawn Dubé, C.B. Pappin, Chris Kelly, Mark Huckabone, Chair, and Fred Blackstein, Honorary Chair.
The committee’s goal is to raise $2.5 million for the new campus through a number of fundraising events and activities.
The groundbreaking for the new campus is planned for April 2011 and students will start at the new campus in the fall of 2012.