Launched
at Visual Impact / Image Expo Gold Coast last May, the promotion culminated in
six names being drawn from all entries entered for purchasing $300 worth of
Avery films. Other finalists, who gathered to try their keys were Art &
Soul Signs (Bankstown, NSW), Gadsden Signs (Condell Park, NSW), Sign FX (Campbellfield,
VIC), Davis Signs (Kedron, QLD) and Sign a Rama (Blacktown, NSW).

Russell
Kinred, proprietor of Integra Signs, was ecstatic about the sign specialist's
win. The company, which has been one of Graphic Art Mart's long-standing
customers, became well-known for its Winfield Red signs on billboards
Australia-wide in the 70's and 80's. As an original customer, he recalled the
supplier's rise from a small outfit in Annandale to its current premises in North
Rocks with a further branch in Queensland.

Kinred
says, "A successful partnership with your supplier is essential in this industry
where urgency and quick service is paramount. Graphic Art Mart and the Tailby
family always recognised that if they kept up with the technology and offered
good service, it would pay off," he said. "I can't speak highly enough of their
commitment."

Graphic
Art Mart's marketing manager Steve Irving thanked all who participated in the
Win a Workshop Van Promotion. "It was a great success and the competition was
won by a worthy recipient. Integra Signs had only four entries in the
competition, but over the years Russell has been one of Graphic Art Mart's
largest and most loyal customers."

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