Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 12, 1967, Winnipeg, Manitoba 10 Winnipeg free press wednesday july 12, 1967 May Flash 6shoe be awkward by Irvine a. Brace your. 35mm camera May have no shoe on which to mount an electronic Flash. Brackets attached to the camera May be awkward to use. But i doubt if you could persuade any re Pairman to mount the shoe permanently on your camera. It really in t necessary anyway. I realize that some of the Flash brackets Are awkward but not All of them fall into this category. Take a look at some of the brackets that have a vertical handle beside the camera body. The handle has a show in which the Flash unit fits. It is easy and convenient to use especially if you buy the deluxe models that have a built in Cable release with a trigger to fire the camera and Flash. Q. I want to expose my film at higher Asa Speed ratings. How do i go about it a. There Are two systems. With one you process the film yourself allowing for the Neces sary increase in developing time. With the other you must first find out if your photo finisher will push the development. Chances Are you will need to Send it to a custom lab or processor. To do it yourself you la need the customary Darkroom equipment such As a Daylight developing tank and thermometer. But you must know by How much time to increase development. Developer manufacturers compile tables that will help. Two such companies Baumann photo chemical co., and Edwal scientific products. Write to the Canadian distributors and ask for tables1 on forced film development Walter a. Carveth ltd., 901 Yonge Street Toronto for w. A Booth co. Ltd. 12 Mercer Street Toronto 2b for to push color film obtain information from the film manufacturers. Be warned however that you cannot expect As Good results when the film has been forced. It is manufactured to produce optimum results when exposed As recommended. You cannot process Kodachrome film your self. Q. Is there a kit available for developing my own movie film a. Check the classified ads in the popular photo fan Maga your Choice of free film with 3smm developed. Kodak plus a trl a Panato Mic a fp3 and super Hyp an. Goodall photo co. 321 Carlton Street opposite free Preiti parking at rear Zines. Several 8mm kits Are usually advertised. Q. My 8mm films have Black spots and lines on them when projected. I take Good care of them and keep them in Metal cans in a dry place. A. It s difficult to Analyse the fault without seeing the films but my guess puts the blame on your projector. You can be sure the lines and spots Aren t scratches because they would show on the screen As Clear Light. This is the usual fault that happens i a camera although it can certainly occur in a projector too. Clean the projector Gate and film path. This should be done regularly. Read your projector manual to learn How. 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Transport problems Tough by Victor Mackie Ottawa staff the Board of transport commis toners is struggling with the government s new transport policies and the enlarged new transport Board the Canadian transport commission in t expected to be formed until late fall. This transitional period poses Many problems for the old Board acting in a caretaker role until the new one is ready. Who will head the new Board is not yet known. Speculation has mentioned transport min ister j. W. Pickersgill and j. W. Baldwin his Deputy minister. The appointment will be made in the late fall. Originally the government had hoped to have the new Board operating in August. Meanwhile the old Board has to begin the government s new Era in transportation legislation it s handicapped because it does t have the staff to deter mine the compensatory level of rates which will be the new floor for railway tariffs. And i in t equipped to consider com plaints about overcharging from captive shippers. The Board will hold a pre hearing conference in Winnipeg aug. 8 on Branch line abandon ments. The decision was made for the pre hearing meeting rather than pushing ahead wit the rationalization of Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Prairie Branch line networks. A difficulty facing the boar is that any precedents i establishes May be upset late by the new commission. Pm pays tribute to icelanders i remember first nurse Norway s first nurse Cath Inka Guldberg has been Hon ored by the erection of a statue 1 in Oslo. Doubts increasing on Canada s Advance there was a decrease in Public Confidence during the past seven years regarding Canada s Progress and development. In 1960, nearly six-in-10 people 56 per cent Felt Canada was developing satisfactorily. Today that ratio has dropped to less than five in -10 48 per cent. Conversely Mere persons today 32 per cent feel our country s Progress has not been As sound As it should have been. In 1960 Only a Quarter of the voters 25 per cent Felt this Way. Quebe cers 57 per cent show the most optimism about Canada s sound growth. The people from Ontario on the other hand Are More critical. Forty six per cent say Canada s development has been sound 44 per cent say it has not been sound. The question generally speaking do you think Canada s develop ment As a nation is As sound As it might be or do you think there is some Way in which it in t sound 1960 today sound 56% 48% not sound 25 32 undecided 19 20 100% 100% Here is today s regional breakdown on Canada s development total East Quebec including Quebec alone sound 54% 57% not sound 20 19 undecided 26 24 100% 100% 100% 100% Ontario 46% 40 14 West 44% 38 18 world copy Titt reigned a review by Jeffrey Anderson William aide gives Brilliant performance Ottawa minis or Pearson paid tribute to ice Andic settlers tuesday in an outdoor capital ceremony Wel Oming the Republic s president Asgeir Asgeirsson to Canada. Or. Pearson told the crowd of 00 on the Lawn outside the Par Ament buildings Iceland had Iven a larger proportion of its i pulsation to Canada than any ther country. We Are proud of this link to he said. The ceremony was the official tart of a 23-Day North Amer can visit by or. Asgeirsson. All f it is in Canada except for a grief visit to new York and Washington. After or. Asgeirsson inspected the red coated guard of Lonor or. Pearson told him Here was a special Bond of headship Between Canada and Celand. Or. Asgeirsson who shared in Welcome dais with the rime minister said he feels Canada is very close to his country in Many respects. There Are More people of ice Andic origin in Canada than any other foreign country. Ice Andic settlements have grown up with the the visitor noted Canada is celebrating its 100th birthday his year. A Century is not Long n the history of a nation but s a Long time when it consid ered what Canada has accomplished he said. Or. Asgeirsson who visited Canada last in 1961, said he Al ways feels at Home in the coun try because the icelandic peo ple in it maintain their family relationships ome. Governor with those Back general Roland Michener noted that Iceland had maintained an orderly demo Ratic society for a thousand ears. We May Well be pleased you have come from this Back round to join us in celebrating or Mere 100 years of continue us political he said. The 73-year-old president accompanied by his daughter in a Lily was applauded to dais in front of the per Italy As he arrived at and left manent Gas fed flame in a foun Ain marking Canada s Centen Nial. The daughter i Thorhallur Asgeirsson is serv no As hostess for the White haired president a widower. After official dinners in the Canadian capital Given by the governor general and the prime minister or. Asgeirsson visits the world fair in Montreal. His Canadian visit will be climaxed with a visit to Manitoba Centre of the icelandic Community in Anada. Expo Marina a big hit by Dave Macdonald Montreal of the jest accommodation bargains to e had in Montreal this summer is a 25 acre Marina located right on the expo 67 site. While Many expo visitors exhaust themselves searching Oul n e a r by accommodation the boating fraternity is billeted at the site for what has to be the fairs most economic housing facilities. You can t beat our Francois Lavigne Commodore of expo s Marina said in an interview monday. The daily berthing fee for a 40-foot Cabin Cruiser sleeping six would be we charge 15 cents a foot with a the popularity of the Marina located in the la Ronde amuse ment area on the Eastern tip o St. Helen s Island is proved by the waiting list of vessels they re waiting to see i there Are any cancellations am there have been said or. Lavigne. Projected attendance at the 372-berth Marina for the fair six month run was am we bad 80 per cent of our capacity booked by last octo cancellations bad come in be cause of late delivery of boats mechanical breakdowns an even but this represents Only on to Ivi per cent of bookings Anc we Are jammed right through to aug. 31. After that it s a Little vessels have come to exp from As far away As Cannes be Havre and puerto Rico. Law mrs. Rats come to dinner the polynesians Long Consi dered rats a delicacy and the aztecs of Mexico fattened Small logs for special banquets. Music on Campus second concert of us tries by the co in us Kaitlon with the University at Manitoba tuesday at . The co la Alec orchestra Erie wild contactor and William aide pianist. In a program consisting of Edge of the world by John we Uwell con Certo no. 2 in a major by Franz Liszt mar Amschl for orchestra by Kelser Jones Waltz i perfumed breezes by Joseph Verlna and March no. 2 by Murray a Daikon. Liszt s second piano concerto is a work that is Apt to stand or fall by the Quality of the performance. If indifferently done one worries about the artificiality of its moods and emotions its rambling construction and rather turgid instrumentation. But it remains a Brilliant show piece for pianist and orchestra alike. In tuesday n performance apprehension faded away quickly by a stunningly adroit and exciting performance by Wil Liam aide perhaps the finest piece of pianist of a particular kind we have yet heard from him. From the very first series of sonorous arpeggios one sen sed that this was to be a remarkable event and that both soloist and conductor were of one mind in emphasizing the glowing romanticism that runs rampant through the work. At a certain Point the con Certo dominated by its opening theme becomes an unbroken series of kaleidoscopic effects of the most Brilliant and Ever changing kind. Of musical form of coherence there is less and less but of wonders of brilliancy and dazzling pianistic effects there is a riot of Flash ing color. I be suggested in the past that or. Aide is at his very Best in this kind of music. With the technical resources he demonstrably commands he did much to confirm my belief. The orchestra under Eric wild gave excellent support. Again there were enchanting individual effects a marvellously warm and beautifully fashioned Clar inet entry and a particularly charming lightly scored Dia Logue Between Solo cello and piano. The remainder of the concert was devoted to Canadian works that were Well contrasted mod est in their musical assumptions and As a consequence entirely acceptable and enjoyable on their own terms. I be always admired Weinzweig s Edge of the world which seems to me one of the Best and most original of Canadian tone Pic Tures. His use of Eskimo melodies the principal theme is majestically announced on the trombones is intriguing the scoring always fastidious. The Brevity and clarity of the piece is reinforced by passages of truly imaginative invention. It was Given a most persuasive performance and one enjoyed making its acquaintance again after a number of years. The Miramichi Ballad suite by Kelsey Jones in three movements based on Folk songs from new Brunswick was new to me. It possesses As attractive open air North american flav or cleverly imbibed and to a degree transfigured from the idiom of Ives and Copland. Rather cinematic in places it nevertheless is an attractive piece Well scored with considerable Beauty of line and a Good Deal of rhythmic interest especially in the crossed and combined rhythms of the final Section. Again the Csc orchestra was in excellent form with a beautifully phrased Cor Langlais Solo in the first Section and some Good brass cording in the finale. In sum a kind of Canadian equivalent to Vaughan Williams famous English Folk song suite. The final two pieces were of no musical consequence an orchestral Waltz by Venzina was entirely predictable. Every Ges Ture was familiar even to the Bridges Between the sections. Completely formula Ridden yet in a curious Way innocently charming. Murray Adaskin s smartly de signed rather Spiky and Dessi rated March no. 2 puzzled me. It surely cannot be suitable As something to March to neither does it appear from its title to celebrate anything in particular. It makes a certain Impact because of the evident skill in the scoring but i found it rather pointless. I Hazard a guess that it is taken from some episode of incidental music where it More properly belongs. A Fine concert Well disciplined playing from the orches tra and to say it again a rather spectacular achievement by the aide. Guest soloist William Carleton u purchases re College Ottawa up Carleton University is purchasing St. Patrick s College Here from the English oblate of Eastern can Ada for an undisclosed sum it was announced tuesday. Davidson Dunton Carleton president and very Rev. John j. Kelly St. Patrick s Rector announced Purchase of the roman Catholic College at a press conference. Carleton with a 130-acre site has a present enrolment of full time students and part time. St. Patrick s has 827 full time arts students and 410 part tune on its Syz Are Cam pus. The College also has 85 graduate students in its school of social work. Both Are coed a National institutions. Or. Dunton said the merger Means better service for the area and the the University is establishing a new division of its arts faculty to be known As the St. Patrick s col lege division. Swimming May Cost More lesson fees May dive an increase admission charges and a reduce ton in swimming instruction yes at Winnipeg s Public swim Ming pools has been recommended to City Council. Recreation department officials reviewed the fees and charges in anticipation of the opening of the new pan american swimming Pool. The new Pool will be open for Blic use aug. 11. The hours of operation for Public use will be i . To 9 . Monday to Friday and 10 . To 9 . Saturdays and sundays. The hours of use at the City s Sherbrook and Sargent swim Ming pools will remain unchanged. The recreation committee has recommended a 15-cent increase in the admission charge for adults to 65 cents from the present 50 cents. But a Book of five tickets would be available for the students fee of 25 cents and children s fee of 15 cents would remain unchanged. Recreation officials recommended a 10 cent increase in the student s in the adult fees for the recreation department s summer learn to swim program for children would remain unchanged at 50 cents for 10 sessions. A Standard fee of is per session now is charged All participants in the fall Winter my Spring swimming programs. Rental fees for towels and swim suits will be increased to 25 cents from 10 cents and the checking fee to 15 cents from 10 cents if Council accepts the recreation committee s recommendations. Fee but tuesday Mittee. It was voted by recreation Down Corn fees for the recreation depart ment s swimming instruction programs from september to june would be for 10 sessions for children 14 years and under and for 10 sessions for adults. Swim classes organized through the City a Community centres would have a fee of for 10 sessions. Manitoba will provide 10 umpires ten of the 14 pan american games baseball umpires will be from Manitoba. Two will be from the . And two from Cuba. Opening the Cuba United states match at Carman will be Winnipeg Umpire Sam Tascona. The americans both 32, from Chicago Are Jerry Markbreit and o. or. Speaking award goes to girl Kathy Brigden of Napinka won first prize in the Manitoba finals of the kiwanis sponsored 4-h Public speaking contest at noon tuesday during a kiwanis luncheon in the fort Garry hotel. About 150 Kiwan ians were present. Kathleen Ford first Ching of Darling speaker dealt with Canada s historic past and the monuments and museums which portray her history. Adrian de Ruck of Bruxelles spoke on Canada s role in the world and in the development of its own territory. Miss Brigden the Winner made an Appeal for increased Aid and concern for the under developed countries of the world. She received the Harri son cup which will remain in her Possession for one year. The three Semi finalists were among 4-h members in the province who took part in the Public speaking contests. 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