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WhtyFr. Press, WeesdayJune7,1M95PaGe il Whîtbychàemist'receives CanadlinSoitaw r y y The Canadian Socie'-, Of Clinical Chemierts (USCO) recntly presented the 1995 award for outstanding contribution to the CSCC to Andrew R. MacRae of Whitby. Dr. MacRae la currently clinical drctr biochemistry section, of the department- of laboratory medicie at Oshawa OBiITUAýRY OSCAR JOSEPH BELL A resident of Whitby for the past five years, and formerly of Brookhin, Oscar Josph Bell died at Whitby General Hospital on May 17, 1995, at age 86. A son of the late Wesley Bell and Nancy Snooks, he was born ait Nottawasaga, Simcoe County, Ont, on Feb. 8, 1909. A barber, Mr. Bell was a resident of Brooklin from 1940 to 1973 and of Stouff-ville from 1973 to 1990, when he moved to Wihitby. He lived at 100 Glen HilI Dr. S. Mr. Bell was a member of the Independent 'Order. of Odd Fellows for 44 years. He was Noble Grand of the Odd Fellows Lodge in Stouffille in 1978-79. He was a past president of the Ballantrae Opportunity Club and a member of the Friendship Club ini Stouffville. On Oct. 15, 1940, he was married in Brookin to Mary ileen Bell, who survves hlm. Mr. Bell is also survived by bis son, Robert James and hils wife Julie; grandchildren Sabina, Tammy, Aysha and Vanessa and great-gronJustin Bell. Mr. Bell was at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, where the funeral service was held on May' 19, 1995, followed by cremation. 6 Generations of Service, Quality & Trust e Family Monuments * Granite, or Bronze- Markers * Cemetery Lettering * Sandblasting Stafford Monuments 3 18 Dundas St. E. Whitby 668-3552 After Hours 668-4460 or 721-9882 Home appointments gladly arranged KMARK Kinark Child and Famlly Services -is 1look11ng for volunteers ini DurhuaIRegion *ho are interested in providting emotional support to a parent -or parnts of a seilneeda cld. Tralning providedCall (905) 433 96 ext. 308. Genera lHospital. He bas been very active in the. CSCC's3 progress in past years. On. of hie most significant undertakings was to respond to the omission of cinical blochemiste from the Ontario Regulated Health Professonalsg Act. He bas fostered awareness DR. MICHAEL GREENGLASS 220 Dundas St. W. #102 (Dundas-Centre Medical Building) Whitby - LiN 2M3 430-4822 Evenings & Saturdays Emergencies & New Patients Welcome among the mémbers of the pay' Mquity and job evaluation process. Te award was given durlng the 39th annual conference of the Canadian Soclety of Clinical Chemists in Whlstler, B.C. MacRae le the grandfather of Rev. CharlS Malcolm., past minisE"r- at Whitby United Church. DENTAL FACTS h FILLINGS *A fiiing replaces the decayed part of the Etooth. A cavity ls caused by a chemical wreaction between food, enzymes and bacteria (present ln the mouth). The acid rwhich is formed from this reaction actually attacks the enamrel to create a hole ln the surface (cavity>. Cavities also form on the root surface and at the edge of olci fillings: If a smaii cavity is neglected it can progress into a painful infection. Silver amalgam and composite resin (white) are the most common f1111 ng materials used. Which material ls used depends on the location of the filling or patient preference. Fiiings can last for many years. The àaverage silver filling can last from 5-15 ears. Tooth coloured plastic fillings do not rast as long. Considering the amount of stress on 1our teeth everyday It Is not surprising that liii ngs do wear out. Cracks and leaks can form and decay recurs. It ls important 10 have your existing filings as well as your teeth checked regutarly to prevent extensive dental probiemrs. _____________ Thie Save the Lynde Marsh Committee'supportls- Durham Centre P.C. Candidate We urge ai concemed Duiham Region residents to vote Jim FIaherty on .ýJune 8. Your vote can miake the diffeence. 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