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Vockiewa4g#A UNIVERSITY of SASKATCHEWAN Rd MAIN REFERENCE N1SV 3 AP news from the vockiewA4g#A UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN Rd publicity S public relations office phone 584-4111 ext. 402 ADVANCE FOR RELEASE AT 3:00 p.m. CST, Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1969 (ADVANCE) . REGINA, NOV. 12 - Scholarships, bursaries and prizes were presented to more than 30 distinguished students tais afternoon (Nov. 12) at the third annual scholar- ships' awards function of the Faculty of Engineering, Univer- Saskatchewan, Regina Campus. The ceremony was held in the Campion Auditorium. Keynote speaker at the function was G.L. Colborne, deputy minister of the Saskatchewan department of industry and com- merce; he was introduced by Dr. E.B. Tinker. Dean J.B. Mantle, of the Faculty of Engineering, introduced the platform party, and Dr. W.A. Riddell, principal of the University of Saskatchewan in Regina, and Bill Harris, president of the Student Engineering Society, spoke briefly. Presentation of awards followed the keynote address. Brent H. Taylor, of Wawota, receiver the University of Saskatchewan Continuing Scholarship wilch was presented by Dr. Riddell. Minister of Welfare C.P. MacDonald presented Government of Saskatchewan Entrance Scholarships to the following students: Darryl N. V. Butchko, Regina Brien P. Charlton, Regina Donald G. Fleming, Regina Donald N. Holdner, Strasbourg William L. Lazenby, Regina Byron K. Mann, Regina Reinhard H. Rackow, Regina Allan L. Reich, Regina Gerald Tegart, Strasbourg Richard W. Willoughby, Sintaluta Bruce R. Wilson, Estevan The Gordon R. Arnott and Associates Bursary, presented by Mr. Arnott, went to Frederick N. Brehaut, of Weyburn. The B.B. Torchinsky and Associates Ltd. Scholarship was presented by Mr. G. Holoboff, Regina, to John A. Martin, Ituna. Donald L. Myers, Regina, received the R. Yoneda and Associates Ltd, Prize, which was presented by Mr. Yoneda, Regina. The Association of Professional Engineers of Saskatch- ewan, Slide Rule Prize was presented by Dr. R. L. Cheesman, Regina, to Ian R. Roach, Yorkton. Brent H. Taylor, Wawota, received the Association of Professional Engineers of Saskatchewan, First Year Book Prize, which was presented by Dr. R. L. Cheesman. J. Dwight Stregger, Estevan,received the Faculty of Engineering Regina Campus, Slide Rule Prize, which was present- ed by Dr. Hughes. Page 2 The University of Saskatchewan Undergraduate Profic- iency Scholarships were presented by Dr. Blachford to the following students: Randall M. Ayerst, Saskatoon Denis E. Couturier, Regina E. Lawrence Fisher, Moosomin Gordon A. Hill, Regina Eric R. James, Semans John A. Martin, Ituna Donald L. Myers, Regina Robert R. Padget, Regina Grant E. W. Seal, Assiniboia Two award winners, who are now attending the SaskatOon Campus, of the University of Saskatchewan, will receive the following awards in Saskatoon: The Harvey Dishaw Memorial Scholarship to Denis E. Couturier, Regina, and the Association of Professional Engineers of Saskatchewan, Second Year Book Prize to Robert N. Beatty, Earl Grey. A reception for the award winners and guests was held following the ceremonies. -30-.
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