2004 Ma Murray Community Newspaper Awards Final Results
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1 2004 Ma Murray Community Newspaper Awards Final Results 1. British Columbia Arts Council Arts & Culture Writing Award GOLD AWARD RECIPIENT Wendy Johnson Oliver Chronicle Inkameen Day School SILVER AWARD RECIPIENT Chris Bryan Richmond Review Public art who decides? BRONZE AWARD RECIPIENT Robin Thorneycroft Penticton Western News Sharing the art of pysanka 2. Ducks Unlimited Canada Outdoor Recreation Writing Award Donald McArthur Take a virtual journey down two pristine rivers Jillian Rogers Yukon Arctic Ultra Lures Locals Heather Ramsay The Interior News Youth paddle canoes along ancient pathway 2004 Ma Murray Awards Final Results - Page 1 of 18
2 3. Alan & Adelaide Black Editorial Writing Award Heather Persson Salmon Arm Observer Death puts focus on TCH Andrew Holota Surrey/North Delta Leader A life hardly worth living Rob DeMone Peace Arch News What a waste 4. TELUS Neville Shanks Memorial Award Historical Writing Mike Howell The Vancouver Courier Double Duty Lisa Smedman The Vancouver Courier Protest City Neil Horner Quesnel Cariboo Observer Graveyard Valley 2004 Ma Murray Awards Final Results - Page 2 of 18
3 5. TELUS Website Design GOLD AWARD RECIPIENT Valerie Peterson & Tyson Fandrick Powell River Peak SILVER AWARD RECIPIENT Paul Rudyk Gabriola Sounder BRONZE AWARD RECIPIENT Tony Richards Gulf Islands Driftwood 6. Bell Special Section Award Bill Phillips Williams Lake Tribune Casual Country 2003 Shelley Ackerman & Team The Question Decision 2010 Neil Horner Quesnel Cariboo Observer 75th Anniversary Issue 2004 Ma Murray Awards Final Results - Page 3 of 18
4 7. Bell Special Section Award: Over 10,000 Dean Broughton & Bob Ferguson Richmond News 100 years of powered flight Karen McKinnon, Frances Yates & Mark Johns Comox Valley Record About Town Lisa Farquharson & Team Langley Times City of Langley s Communities in Bloom 8. British Columbia Automobile Association Cartoonist Award Vince Flynn The Similkameen Spotlight B.C. Dry Wyatt Tremblay Damn Shadow Glenn Rodgers The Questions Transportation on the Sea to Sky 2004 Ma Murray Awards Final Results - Page 4 of 18
5 9. British Columbia Automobile Association Newspaper Promotion Kelly Hall Kamloops This Week This Week's Classifieds Brian McCristall Tri-City News $10,000 in 10 Weeks Know the News Tony Richards & Sandi Poystila Gulf Islands Driftwood Community Newspaper Community People 10. British Columbia Automobile Association Tourism & Recreation Guide GUIDE: Emily Jubb The Vancouver Courier Your Vancouver GUIDE: Richmond Review Sales & Production Staff Richmond Review Richmond Visitors Guide GUIDE: Echo Staff The Valley Echo Columbia Valley Winter Guide 2004 Ma Murray Awards Final Results - Page 5 of 18
6 11. Canadian Bankers Association Ad Design Award: Black & White Tom Thomas Nanaimo News Bulletin Going Groucho for the United Way Pat Holder Autumn Berry Tea Literacy Peter Neumann, Deana Witwicki & Bill Croft Penticton Western News Giant FM Transmitters 12. Canadian Bankers Association Ad Design Award: Process Colour Livia Mior Maple Ridge Pitt Meadows Times Cedar Park Equestrian Centre Lynn Lawrence & the Langley Advance Design Team Langley News Thank-you! Peter McCully & Lorraine Sullivan Gulf Islands Driftwood Duckies 2004 Ma Murray Awards Final Results - Page 6 of 18
7 13. Canadian Bankers Association Ad Design Award: Spot Colour Margot Goulding Abbotsford News The Wild Orange Pat Holder däna Näye Ventures Langley Advance Design Team Langley Advance News Flip City 14. ComBase Ad Campaign Award Pat Holder Yukon Science Institute Richard Leboudec & Lily Chan Oak Bay News Victoria Speciality Hardware Geoff Ross & Vicki Magnison North Shore News John Henry The Bicycle Man 2004 Ma Murray Awards Final Results - Page 7 of 18
8 15. Verified Circulation Classified Section Shelley Alleyne Sechelt Coast Reporter Amber Johnson & Tessa Ringness Kelowna Capital News Val Stephenson The Vancouver Courier 16. Certified General Accountants Association of British Columbia Business Writing Award Jeff Nagel The Terrace Standard 10 Fiona Hughes The Vancouver Courier Conscientious Investors Catherine Litt Nanaimo News Bulletin Heart of a Poet 2004 Ma Murray Awards Final Results - Page 8 of 18
9 17. Certified General Accountants Association of British Feature Photo Award: Black & White Derek Crowe Kayak Watcher Heather Ramsay The Interior News B-Boys Boogie PAPER; Mike Thomas High Wire Act 18. Certified General Accountants Association of British Feature Photo Award: Black & White Cam McAlpine Prince George Free Press Downtown deterioration Jessica Kerr Victoria Weekend Edition SARS Scare Kristin Bradford Prince George Free Press Finespun/Flexibility 2004 Ma Murray Awards Final Results - Page 9 of 18
10 19. British Columbia Lottery Corporation Feature Photo Award: Colour Sharon Tiffin Oak Bay News Eclipse Chris Nickless 100 Mile House Free Press Concentration Jeri Patterson Agassiz-Harrison Observer Tiny Bubbles 20. British Columbia Lottery Corporation Feature Photo Award: Colour Jenna Hauck The Chilliwack Progress Bee-ing and nothingness Tim Fitzgerald The Morning Star Lift Off Rob Newell The Outlook Well Rounded 2004 Ma Murray Awards Final Results - Page 10 of 18
11 21. CIBC Spot News Photo Award Brian Thompson The Chief Once in a century Simone Rolph Hope Standard Raw Emotion Aaron Bichard Ladysmith-Chemainus Chronicle Hot wheels 22. CIBC Spot News Photo Award Rick Collins The Chilliwack Progress It was such a beautiful house Craig Hodge Tri-City News Firefighter helps driver John Gordon Langley Times Gas station destroyed 2004 Ma Murray Awards Final Results - Page 11 of 18
12 23. Horizon Publications Sports Writing Award GOLD AWARD RECIPIENT Michael Booth Surrey Now The Wonders of Whalley SILVER AWARD RECIPIENT Michael Matsumaru Chilliwack Times Weathering the Storm BRONZE AWARD RECIPIENT Jillian Rogers Small-town values, huge results 24. TOS Insurance Services Sports Photo Award Bonny Makarewicz The Question Wheelie gweat twick Amandah West Williams Lake Tribune Gettin the beef Sharon Tiffin Esquimalt News Cougars Hockey 2004 Ma Murray Awards Final Results - Page 12 of 18
13 25. TV Media Sports Photo Award Trevor Rate Delta Optimist Tour de Delta John Morrow Abbotsford News Golden Grappler John Morrow Richmond Review Champions 26. British Columbia Press Council Hard News Writing Award Donald McArthur One-off deal a sellout? Kevin Diakiw Surrey/North Delta Leader The Methadone Question David Carrigg The Vancouver Courier Empire Building 2004 Ma Murray Awards Final Results - Page 13 of 18
14 27. Canada Post Columnist Writing Award sale Michael Kissinger The Vancouver Courier Canuck playoff brings insensitive guy out of closet & Cologne sends Herrera man wafting back in time Chris Campbell Maple Ridge Pitt Meadows Times Trusted with millions & Choice words for making a donation Paula Carlson Surrey/North Delta Leader It's the luck of the drug & From derision to de rigueur 28. University College of the Cariboo Journalism Department Environmental Writing Award Michael Hale Fields of Dreams Melissa Shaw Chilliwack Times Giants among us Peter Lesniak If ghosts could speak 2004 Ma Murray Awards Final Results - Page 14 of 18
15 29. Ralph Hall Features Writing Award Steven Addison Peace Arch News Blaine s Next Step Juliann Fraser Kwanlin Dun evicts FAS man from bush cabin BRONZE Evan Seal, Kevin Diakiw & Julia Caranci Surrey/North Delta Leader Homeless in the city 30. Eric Dunning Integrity Award RECIPIENT: Mark Allan North Island Gazette 2004 Ma Murray Awards Final Results - Page 15 of 18
16 31. Terasen Newspaper Excellence Revelstoke Times Review North Thompson Times Hope Standard 32. Terasen Newspaper Excellence GOLD AWARD RECIPIENT Salmon Arm Observer SILVER AWARD RECIPIENT Ladysmith-Chemainus Chronicle BRONZE AWARD RECIPIENT Oliver Chronicle 33. Terasen Newspaper Excellence GOLD AWARD RECIPIENT Gulf Islands Driftwood SILVER AWARD RECIPIENT The Question BRONZE AWARD RECIPIENT Williams Lake Tribune 2004 Ma Murray Awards Final Results - Page 16 of 18
17 34. Terasen Newspaper Excellence The Cowichan Valley Citizen Cowichan Pictorial The Record 35. Terasen Newspaper Excellence Abbotsford News Chilliwack Times Peace Arch News 36. Terasen Newspaper Excellence North Shore News Kelowna Capital News Surrey/North Delta Leader 2004 Ma Murray Awards Final Results - Page 17 of 18
18 37. Alcan Community Service Award Teresa Bird & Gazette Staff North Island Gazette North Island Gazette Hamper Fund Isabelle Southcott Powell River Peak Jody's Run Keith McNeill North Thompson Times Clearwater Elementary School Band 38. Alcan Community Service Award Tim Shoults & John Snelgrove PAPERS: The Chief & The Question Images of the Flood of 2003 Peter Rusland Cowichan News Leader Community goes hungry at record rate Judi Thompson, Lerisa Huntingford & Jeff Vircoe Parksville Qualicum Beach News Pennies for Presents 2004 Ma Murray Awards Final Results - Page 18 of 18
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