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Awards Program 2012 Apprenticeship Awards Hosted by the Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission and the Commission Board Awards Program 2012 Welcome Costa Maragos, Master of Ceremonies Co-host of CBC TV News: Saskatchewan at 5, 5:30 and 6 Kent Campbell Deputy Minister of the Economy Dinner Group Photo Outstanding New Journeypersons Greetings Garry Kot, Chair Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission Board Jeff Ritter, Chief Executive Officer Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission 1 Outstanding New Journeypersons presented by Jeff Ritter, Chief Executive Officer, SATCC Lindsay Adams - Saskatoon Cook Devin Andrei - Regina Plumber Shara Ashdown - Hudson Bay Guest Services Representative Robin Blazeiko - Regina Steamfitter-Pipefitter Marty Blondeau - Saskatoon Electronics Assembler Lynden Bodnarchuk - Martensville Sheet Metal Worker Jordan Bradley - Saskatoon Steel Fabricator Sean Bryson - Regina Motor Vehicle Body Repairer Jason Callow - Regina Roofer Derek Cattell - Pilot Butte Bricklayer Spencer Cruikshank - Aberdeen Sprinkler Systems Installer Michael Eliason - Outlook Agricultural Machinery Technician Anastasia Fouillard - Esterhazy Esthetician - Skin Care Technician Shane Frischholz - Regina Bricklayer Michael Gustafson - McLean Welder Adam Hamilton - Saskatoon Carpenter Kendal Hamilton - Saskatoon Ironworker Structural Jonathan Hill - White City Electrician Sean Kasper - Regina Refrigeration Mechanic Mark Kuntz - Regina Truck and Transport Mechanic Max Kutcher - Moose Jaw Boilermaker Catherine Marcotte - Regina Hairstylist Diane Mason - Moose Jaw Food and Beverage Person Jonathan Olson - Kinistino Machinist Lynn Rouleau - Swift Current Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) Wesley Schatz - Lucky Lake Partsperson Riley Schmidt - Radville Rig Technician - Driller (Level Three) David Scott - Saskatoon Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic Sony Shuparski - Regina Insulator Ryan Stearns - Chamberlain Crane and Hoist Operator Denise Stoll - Yorkton Horticulture Technician Brian Thode - Saskatoon Glassworker David Tramer - Regina Industrial Instrument Technician Christopher Yauck - Saskatoon Automotive Service Technician Ashton Zunti - Saskatoon Powerline Technician 2 Apprenticeship Commission Scholarships and Awards George Pellerin Memorial Scholarship Presented by Jeff Ritter, CEO, SATCC Christopher Yauck - Edmonton (Saskatoon), Automotive Service Technician Bruce Pearce Scholarship Presented by Jeff Ritter, CEO, SATCC Chris Potter - Regina, Plumber Commission Board of Directors Scholarship Presented by Doug Christie, Vice Chair, SATCC Board Brennan Pewapisconias - Grandora, Electrician Outstanding Board Presented by Rick Ewen, Director of Apprenticeship, SATCC Esthetician Curriculum and Examination Development Board: Jeanelle Baillargeon, Laura-Lee Casemore, Carmen Emel, Lesley Gerbrandt, Damaris Terleski Skills Canada Saskatchewan Presented by Rick Ewen, Director of Apprenticeship, SATCC Joshua Pelletier - Saskatoon, Bricklayer Jordan Manz - Regina, Carpenter Daniel Reusser - Prince Albert, Electrician 3 Industry Scholarships and Awards Ed Schoenroth Award sponsored by Saskatchewan Piping Industry Joint Training Board and presented by Gary Schoenroth Jeremy Kerr - Regina, Plumber Garth Ivey Scholarship sponsored by the Saskatchewan Provincial Building and Construction Trades Council, presented by Terry Parker Max Kutcher - Moose Jaw, Boilermaker George Thorpe Scholarship Award sponsored by Saskatchewan Piping Industry Joint Training Board, presented by Ken Busch Brad Gilchrist - Regina, Steamfitter-Pipefitter Hospitality Trades Awards sponsored by the Saskatchewan Tourism Education Council (STEC), presented by Carol Lumb Shara Ashdown - Hudson Bay, Guest Services Representative Diane Mason - Moose Jaw, Food and Beverage Person International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 870 presented by Gord Boychuk Ryan Stearns - Chamberlain, Crane and Hoist Operator Mechanical Contractors Association of Saskatchewan, presented by Carolyn Bagnell and Ryan Tynnin Timothy Renauld - Regina, Sheet Metal Worker Jeremy Kerr - Moose Jaw, Plumber Merit Educational Bursary sponsored by Merit Contractors Association, presented by Karen Low Zachery Becker - Birch Hills, Electrician Michael Bradshaw - Regina, Carpenter Saskatchewan Construction Association Journeyperson Award presented by Doug Folk and Michael Fougere Adam Hamilton - Saskatoon, Carpenter 4 SIIT Joint Training Committee Journeyperson’s Award Sponsored by the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies and presented by Shelley Macnab Dale Desnomie - Balcarres, Carpenter Joseph Dreaver - Saskatoon, Electrician Kelly Stewart - Regina, Plumber Brent Sunshine - Regina, Carpenter Saskatchewan Roofing Contractor’s Association presented by Stan Maciboric Jason Callow, Regina, Roofer Saskatoon Electrical Contractors Association presented by Garnet Connolly Danny Nosbush - Saskatoon, Electrician, Level One Kristian Watson - Saskatoon, Electrician, Level Four SED Systems Scholarship presented by MC on behalf of SED Systems Marty Blondeau - Saskatoon, Electronics Assembler United Association of Plumbers and Pipefitters, Local 179 presented by Troy Knipple Spencer Cruikshank - Aberdeen, Sprinkler Systems Installer Brad Gilchrist - Regina, Steamfitter-Pipefitter Ken Gorkoff - Vanscoy, Refrigeration Mechanic Jeremy Kerr - Regina, Plumber Wendy Davis Memorial Scholarship sponsored and presented by Wayne McElree Tanya Kuziak - Canora, Plumber Young’s Equipment & Canada West Equipment Dealers Association Scholarship presented by Rick Jakes Top AMT Entering Level 4: Michael Green - Rocanville, Agricultural Machinery Technician Top AMT Level 4: Martin deWinter - Francis, Agricultural Machinery Technician Highest Average Agricultural Machinery Technician Exam: Michael Eliason - Outlook, Agricultural Machinery Technician 5 Saskatchewan Youth Apprenticeship Industry Scholarship Program In June 2012, 80 industry scholarships valued at $1,000 each were awarded to high school graduates who completed the SYA Program. To qualify, the student must have completed high school and hold a completed SYA passport. In order to redeem the scholarship, the graduate must be a registered apprentice for at least one year or have completed one year of post-secondary training in a designated skilled trade. $1,000 Scholarship Winners 1. Jordan Adilman - Breck Scaffold Solutions - Centennial Collegiate, Saskatoon 2. Megan Anderson - St. Mary High School, Prince Albert 3. Steven Bellanger - Medstead Central School 4. Mason Bennett - General Contractors Association Scholarship - Swift Current Comprehensive High School 5. John Bolink - Broadview School 6. Skyler Bossert - Allan Construction Scholarship - Neilburg Composite School 7. Morgaine Brewer - PCL Construction Management Inc Scholarship - Sheldon-Williams Collegiate, Regina 8. Selina Carr - Radville Regional High School 9. Shawn Carrier - Sherritt Coal Scholarship - Ituna School 10. Candace Chartier - Twin Lakes Community School, Buffalo Narrows 11. Jordan Christianson - Kinistino School 12. Kristofer Clay - EECOL Electric {Jim Sinneave} Scholarship - Winston Knoll Collegiate, Regina 13. Dylan Crashley - Pagnotta Industries Inc. - Big River Community High School 14. Drew Desjarlais - PCL Construction Management Inc Scholarship - Punnichy Community High School 15. Fatima Desjarlais - Westridge Construction Ltd. Scholarship - Balfour Collegiate, Regina 16. Colton Desnonie - The Norman Wallace Scholarship - Lipton School 17. Rikki Duncombe - Carnduff Education Complex 18. Cornell Estwick - Hector Thiboutot Community School, Sandy Bay 19. Jacob Fayad - PCL Construction Management Inc Scholarship - Regina Public Schools - Adult Campus 20. Colby Fessler - PCL Construction Management Inc Scholarship – Estevan Comprehensive School 21. Clayton Forster - Canada West Equipment Dealers Association - Lake Lenore School, Lake Lenore 22. Nathan Fudger - Thyssen Mining Construction of Canada Ltd. - Holy Rosary High School, Lloydminster 23. Jessie Gallais - St. Brieux School 24. Riley Gariepy - PCL Construction Management Inc Scholarship - Dalmeny High School 25. Joshua Giddings - Humboldt Collegiate Institute 26. Brendon Griffin - All-Rite Plumbing and Heating Ltd. - Three Lakes School, Middle Lake 27. Matthew Haddad - Merit Contractors Association Apprenticeship Scholarship - Cochrane High School, Regina 28. Vince Halkett - Prince Albert Collegiate Institute 29. Brayden Hart - W.P. Sandin High School, Shellbrook 30. Rachel Hogan - Sheldon-Williams Collegiate, Regina 31. Kalvin Iron - RNF Ventures Scholarship - Canoe Lake Miksiw School, Conoe Narrows 32. Matthew Janzen - Saskatchewan Construction Association Scholarship -Walter Murray Collegiate Institute, Saskatoon 33. Jarad Jobb - Wesmore Community School, Prince Albert 34. Meagan Jorgenson - Turtleford Community School 35. Travis Joyea - PCL Construction Management Inc Scholarship - Oskayak High School, Saskatoon 6 36. Codi B. Kadler-Klemenz - Sheet Metal Workers Local 296 Saskatchewan Scholarship - Michael A. Riffel High School, Regina 37. Cale Kangas - Prince Albert Construction Association and Member Sponsors Scholarship - Outlook High School 38. Carissa Kimbley - Valley View School, Beauval 39. Jake Kowal - Holy Cross High School, Saskatoon 40. Andafule Kulichi - PCL Construction Management Inc Scholarship - E.D. Feehan Catholic High School, Saskatoon 41. Kyle Lucier - Potash Corp Scholarship - Winston Knoll Collegiate, Regina 42. Kyle MacDonald - Saskatchewan Construction Association Scholarship
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