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A Seaferth native', "W.
Aubrey Crich of erinAby, has
been honored by the Photogra-
phic Society of America. Re
was named an Associate of
the Society, the largest organi-
zation of its kind in the world,
Dr. Crich is 4' son , of the
late Mr. and Mrs.. W, A. C rich
of Seafortb. He is a brother
of J. C. Crioh of tow.".
Telling of his achievements,
the 'Hamilton Spectator', in a
recent issue, says: Photography
enthusiast" W. Asibrey Crich of
Grimsby, camera equipment in
hand, stepped out of his car
one winter day and promptly
plunged into a snow-covered
ditch,
‘Suddeely I had snow under
my glasses', recalled the 72-
year-old retired dental sur-
geon. finally climbed out
,and brushed myself off. Then
Igot the •picture I was after'.
perseverance, corn-
bined with a-keen eye for the
photogenic, has made the pep-
pery Dr..Crich one of Canada's
top amateur photographers. He
regularly competes 'in inter-
national photo exhibitions and
has amassed'an impressive ar-
ray, of honors
;Don't ask me how many
ribbons I've ;won', he said. 'I
just put them in a cigar box.
Taking good pictures is what
counts'.
HE estimates he has more
than 2,000 colored slides on
subjects ranging from friends
and former , patients bd.' tiny
insects to Grimsby's railway
station,
Three of his pictures. ap-
peared in a, lavish book of,
photographs on Canada pre-
pared by the National Film
Board in 1957, four others were
chosen for „aa exhibition at the
1958 world's fair in Brussels.
By Richmond Atkey
-An'interim preventive dental
prcigramme in the schools was
approved by -Huron County Board
of Education at its meeting in
•Iuron Secondary 'School
Clinton, last week, on rec9m-
rnendation of Dr.' G.P.A.Evans,
director of. Huron County Health
Unit and Medical Officer of
Healthy
'.As an interim and valuable
measure, and one which can be
complementary to a comprehen-
siVe preventive dental program-
me in elementary schools, there
is available immediately a topical
(i.e. local) flouride technique
-Wilch can be administered to a
class of children by a registered
'nurse," Dr. Drans "explained in
a letter to the Board." In this
'way, the children apply a special
flouride paste to the teeth with
an individual toothbrush supplied
• A devotee of the n-nun
slide 'format, pr. COO adm!ls
to owning; two. expensive camera
bodies and six lenses, including
a powerful 300-mm telephoto''
lens he uses to photograph
birds.
Needle-sharp focusing and'
painstaking composition char-
acterize his p1ctur4S. He ranges
throughout the Niagara Penin-
sular looking for subjects, with
Was' Falls ,near Vineland a
faicirite location for nature
shows.
keeps his neatly la-
belled slides on plastic sheets
in the cluttered photo work-
rooms of his rambling King
Street past house. One tray
contains a ,picture of a,shape-
ly nude. '
;Thit's not one of mine',
he said with a laugh'. 'Don
Awde (principal of Grimsby and
District Secondary School) 5.113-
ped when I was giving a
slide talk to a gx,oup. I nearly
collapsed when it flashed on
the screen'.
A long-time 'snapshooter',
Di. Crich said he became seri-
outly interested in photography
as a hobby about 12' years ago
Although largely self-taught,_
he's taken severe.' short cam era
courses,. among them one given
by American photographer
Helen Manzer,
'She pounded more Into me
in two Weeks than anybody has
since'.
Ho 'joined the photograp"hic
Society of America and later
specialized in color pictorial
work, a broad category em-
bracing everything from por-
traits .to. landscapes. In 1964,•
he'received the Society's cove-
ted Five-Star Award for his
achievements.
'PSA awards are -based on
how many of your pictures are
•
incepted by recogni4e4_ 090^
graphy, exhibitions voun.cl. the
world', explained
himself an experienced con)...
petition judge."
'My work was adcepted in
31 shows last year. Scime coin-:
petitions get up to 3,500 slides,•
of which only about 25 percent.
are accepted".
He said he's currently wor-
king on his Diamond Star Award,
requiring 66Q acceptances.,
'It should take me another
three years. The hand of man
can't appear in a PSA picture,
A bird on a bar-s roof would
be all right, but you Couldn't
show telephone Wres'.
He usually enters four
, slides inafihow and notes that
only one has fa:led to
arrive home in the mail - an
entry sent to aCzochoslovakian
show a few years ago. Some
slides occasionally come bask
damaged, one of the aggrava-
tions of interna'aolfal compe-
tition,
A First World War pilot
with the R..yal Flying Corps,
Dr. Crich became the first
Canadian to study -dental sur-
gery' at the famed Mayo Clinic -
in Rochester, Minn. He prac-
tised in Toronto until 1940,
when he and his wife, Lorene,
settled in Grimsby Beach to
run a 15-acre fruit farm.
He resumed his practise
but later, sold the fame,. aod
move to Grimsby in the early .
'50's.' HE retired from den-
tistry last spring.
Hospitalized by two heart
attacks in May, Dr. Crich says
he's fully recovered and .is
devoting more- time than ever
to photography.,0s thinking,
of turning his former waiting
rodm into a darkroom so he
fan do his own processing.
;PiktograOy is a great
hobby, with a lot of satisfac-
tion', ,he added. 'About the
only thing I don't like is having
my own picture taken'.
Name
Euchre
Winners
.W 1.
6-seeklott course fer a dii4
beef cattlemen is Planned Ow
commence•.en December 3 and
extend through February 10.'4
The sessiens will take, place,
in the Agricultural Office board
Room, Clinton. Dates and sub,
ject material are: December 3
.Additives d Hormones;
Eva11081g Cost of feeds, Feed,
De-
cember 17 Ration 134:11cling
'Workshop% January 'I' '
dings and Feedlot Design;
January 115 Equipment for the.
Feedlot; February 4 A look at
the cow-calf business; Februa-
ry 18 Some aspects of mar-
keting. Announcing the series, -
Huron Assistant Agricultural I
Rt.presentative, S. J. Paquette,
said there will be accommoda-
tion for the first 30 who apply.
Those who will take part in-
clude Bert Moggach, Engineer,
Clinton; Michael Miller, As-
sistant Ag:Rep., Clinton; Gra-
ham Hooper', Centralia; George
Gear, Ag, Rep,, Br ice County;
Larry Campbell, Meat Packers
Cuuncil, Toronto; Stan Pa-
quette, Assoc. Ag. Rep. , Huron.
Rev. Keith Stokes, formerly,
of St. John'e"Church, Walpole
Island, was inducted Monday night
as rector of the four-ptriunt An-
glican charge of Brussels,
Auburn, Belgrave and Blyth.
' Mr. Stokes replaces ReV..
Peter PAkenham who moved to
Wheatley. The service at St
John's Anglicanliurch here wa4
conducted by.Ftt. Rev. H. F. G.
APpleyard of Kitchener, andVen.
David Ragg of Owen Sound.
Citiken's
Meet
' The' Happy Citizens held their
meeting and euchre„ Thursday,:.
afternoon in the Legion Hall
with ten tables playing. The'win-
ners were'd'aqies high - Mrs,
Steffen, Lone fiandS - Miss F.
Houston and
chins. Mens -SecordlIO",
and low - A. Houston
The Legion
dinner
lfiaPYCit is on Saturday, November-
29 at 5:30. Those planning to
attend are asked to contact
Andrew Turnbull before that
' date.
same time, they receive valuable
dental health education and are
able to retain the brush for home
use. Needless to say, parental
consent would be obtained for
each child's participation."
Dr. Evans described the proced
ure as "safe, effective:and q00).-
plementary both to adequate
flouride in drinking water and to
a fully developed preventive dent-
istry programme under public
health auspices,"
D.J.Cochrane, 'director,said
-he was recom mending the request
on the- understanding "that no
preSsure will be exerted on pup-.
ils to participate in the program-
me and that pupils who dopartic-
'pate will do so with the
expressed consent of - their
parents,"
Mrs. Marilyn Kunder, Seaforth,
commented that in most' cases,
the parents would likely ask their
family dentist for advice onlhe "
At a, recent euchre spon-
sored by the Seaforth Ladies
Orange Lodge winners were:
Ladies High, Mrs. Harvey Doi-
linage; Ladiets. Lone---Hander---
.1iealq4McFarlane; LadiesPLow,
Mrs. Harry Chesney. Men's
High, Ernest Toll; Men's Lone
Hands, Bob Smith;•Men's Low,
Dan Burns. The lucky,cake draw,
was Won by SecOrd McBrien.
SUPERIOR
ton, Eiizabeth and,MarionLevy,
Marilyn and Juliq'Poel, Mary
Lou -Thomson. *and Susan Spence.
Gams were played and the
usual birthday treats and lunch
were enjoyed.
Brenda...Wes...on was a week:-
end visitor with Margaret.
Miss Riodarnay Rem:ner-
field and Mr. ,Roy Walker of
Caledonia wor weekend visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn,
Copeland and girls and Miss
Jean Copeland.
Mr. -and Mrs. Harold Davis
and granddaughter Ann of Ful-
lerton and Mr. and Mrs. Perby
Hoffineyer - of Mlicheil were
Sunday guests with- Mr. and
Mrs. George Wheeler.
MISS JEAN COPELMO Mr. Awl Mrs, yYme AnctiO
akvi Wry 440 Mi. ap4
To celebrate hex, idth pith- Gerald artntnell, and
day on November 70, X4Fgar- Scott were SundaY' guests with et parkinso had s her.. guests Mr. ROY ResSell and family Brenda Weston, POI? Arm- of RusSeldale.
strong, Audrey:Mills, gall, Mrs. Jean Sinclair of Clinton acne Youngson, Linda. Timms, %L. is iiisitiht ,for a few days With
Mary PlOkell Sms4)), COddillg- her cousin, Mrs, Grace Mils.
14 . and Mrs. Jack Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Randle and Larry
and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brint-
nell and Terri were guests at
the Dundas-Sweitzer wedding
ini Grand Bend United Cnurch
on Saturday.
, Mrs. Earl Watson of Third
Lire was a supper guest with
N. 1 Mrs. Reg. McCurdy on
• ;ay evening.
lilessrs Fred Pdrkinsdn and
Dc.n Brine enjoyed a hunting
trip in the Huntsville area dur-
Ing the past two weeks.
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