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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
13
Intermediary Bach three part invention class winner Jakeman scored 51 marks amid a generally clean performance praised by Mr Hubble who urged a horizontal rather than vertical approach. Judge comments noted slight diction and phrasing issues.
Filmer Huttle praised Junior Contraste for strong voice though words faltered while Death, now in Neerawa, served with the air force in Winnipeg during the war and impressed with eight marks for Beethoven. Mr Hubble noted minor tempo liberties and muffed notes but praised dynamics and overall skill.
Elaine Mack and Shirley Rutledge led the Bach solo competition with top marks while Neepawa artists filled stages in six pianoforte classes. Thomas Bell and Penny Shoemaker also scored 85 in beginners and grade one as Hubble evaluated tone, rhythm, and technique across 118 pianists. Separate notes discuss flax seeding timing and frost damage from 1949 trials.
Farmers in the Prairie provinces planning to plant flax or who have seeded already will find W. E. Sackston's findings from the Dominion laboratory of plant pathology in Winnipeg of interest. The article notes that delaying seeding has been common practice in the past.
The report from C R Ure at the Morden Manitoba experimental farm explains heavy blooms followed by poor fruit as due to insufficient pollination or fertilization. Factors include weather that hinders insects, inadequate native pollinators, need for bees, shelter, hand pollination for small numbers, and cross pollination among varieties to ensure fruit set.
Builders report progress on the Temile Mac oil pipeline from Edmonton aimed to cross the region. Flood-related delays pushed completion to late fall or spring 1951, with a 10 inch diameter line costing about 2.5 million dollars and an initial throughput near 14 thousand barrels daily, expandable to 30 thousand.
A pipeline from Gretna to Winnipeg progresses as Imperial OW announces a route survey has begun and option rights of way are being pursued. The project aims to start construction as soon as possible with details yet to be finalized.
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