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COMPETITION RESULTS
FESTIVAl, 0~--, DRI'I'AIN •"" ANIM£L S'I'UDJES
The final competition, centred
around the Festival of Britain cele-
brations produced numerous entries.
Pride of place in this contest was
taken by Mr. Blake of Manchester,
whilst another entry of note was sub-
mitted by Mr. Heather of Brighton, to
whom a consolation prize of£ I Is. Od.
has been awarded.
The "Animal Studies" competition
did not produce the volume of entries
expected, although those received,
showed that a great deal of time and
patience had been exercised in the production of these films. The first
illustration is taken from the winning
entry sent in by Mr. Snow of Devon,
to whom the sum of £5 Os. Od. has
been awarded. Another consola-
tion prize of £I Is. Od. was given, on
the decision of the judges, to Mr.
Edge of Bolton for his entry. Whilst
not up to first class standard, this film
displayed several outstanding shots.
The second illustration of the bird
drinking from the milk bottle gives
some indication of the great pains
taken to secure good results.
ENLARGING SERVI£E
Why not let us produce "snaps" from your 9.5 mm. films by enlarging single
frames of your favourite shots. Our enlarging service is now in operation and
provided that the 9.5 mm. pictures are of good photographic quality, satisfactory
prints 3t" x 2-l-" can be obtained.
Our charges for this service are as follows :
2/ - for making the negative.
9d each print 3f' x 2f'.
In addition, prints, quarter plate (3t'' x 4f') and half plate (4-l-" x 6f') can
be supplied at a cost of ,I / bd and 2/ 6d respectively.
When sending for enlargements, do not cut from your films the frames con-
cerned-merely mark them by tying a .piece of cotton through the perforation
either side of the frame desired.
fJLUB ~OTES
ROCHDALE FESTIVAL FILM GROUP. We have been advised that this
society has just completed the production of a full length 9.5 mm. documentary
film entitled "Rochdale 1951 ". This film will be screened sometime in January
1952. The Secretary, Mr. J. W. Clegg, I Milk Street, Rochdale, extends· on
b~half of the Society a hearty wel.come to all 9.5 mm. enthusiasts.
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