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Greenbank and Area News by Deirdre Earle The U.C.W. meeting will be held on Wed. Sept. 9th at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Eunice Rahm. The Greenbank Orioles hosted a twelve team league tournament over the weekend. The "C" cham- pionship was won by the Valentia Blues or the Little Britain Trojans. Uxbridge Service Rentals defeated the Uxbridge Foxbridge to win the "B' championship and the "A" championship was won by the Lit- tle Britain Rejects who defeated the Greenbank Orioles. Muriel Gibson and Mavis Pelletier spent a few days at Wicklow recently and also called on Mrs. Muriel (Gibson) Edwards in Cobourg. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee have just returned from a trip to the Gaspe. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith from Scugog Island and found the areas they saw to be very beautiful and interesting. Mr. Trevor Watson of Markham Treating burns The effects of burns and scalds depends on the amount of body sur- face that is burned, the location of the burn, the degree of the burn and the physical and medical condition of the casualty. Thermal burns are those caused by fire, contact with hot objects or steam. Treat minor localized burns by immersing the burned part im- mediately in cold water to relieve the pain and reduce swelling and blistering. Place cold packs, ice or wet cloths on the burned area if im- mersion in cold water is not possible. Remove anything that is constric- tive, such as rings, bracelets or footwear before swelling begins. Cover the burn with a clean, preferably sterile, lint-free dressing. visited Armour and Rachel McMillan last Friday afternobn. Mrs. Olive McMillan went to see her granddaughter Susan Grygiel in Newmarket on Sunday. Pat and Paul Studinski and fami- ly from Guelph visited Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hunter<last Wednesday. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Couperthwaite attended the Liberal corn roast at the Paul Saulnier home. Sympathy is extended to the fami- ly of Mrs. Phyllis Clarke on her sud- den death. Paying a surprise visit to Mr. and Mrs. William Earle, last Thursday, was Mrs. Blanche VanCleuvenberger, a dear friend who now lives in Belgium; her daughter-in-law Mrs. Josie Laureyssens of Scarborough and four of Blanche's grandchildren. Also visiting the Earles for two days were their grandsons Marcus and Matthew Otis. Two groups from the Toronto Nature School visited the Nonquon Outdoor and Environmental Educa- tion Centre during August and were highly impressed by this unique teaching facility. Nearly 10,000 Durham Region students, from grades 5 to 13 attend classes at the Centre during the school year so our - Special. Ky ... Factory "Discounts EF Ni Nh YN . Ny ht. €C-- AN SEE C Vv features and rarin' to go. rts J XB PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 1, 1987 -- 27 Orioles reach championship in A division area provides an ideal location for a very special type of education. Bill and Deirdre Earle and their friend Ted Camp of Oshawa went to Lindsay last Thursday and after dining out, attended a performance of "Down for the Count" at the Academy Theatre. Robert Couperthwaite and children enjoyed a short weekend in thé north country. Florence Ellicott visited on Sat. with Jack and Margaret Couperthwaite. The last call for girls or boys ag- ed 12 years and over to the 4-H Club. This project is a taste of Ontario fruits and vegetables featuring shopping, stoning and preparation of snacks, garnishes, salads and desserts. Please phone Leader at 852-6693. Greenbank U.C.W. Evening Unit will hold their meeting on Wed. Sept. 9th at 8 p.m. in the Church base- ment. The topic will be rural life. Visitors welcome. Next week please call Muriel Gib- son at 985-7457 with your news. She will be glad to hear from you. Cover all your bases with a championship performer. Now's the time to get a rugged 16 to 35 hp' Massey-Ferguson compact tractor into your line-up. It'll be your most valuable p when it comes to making short work of chores this fall around the home or farmstead. These tractors are by no means rookies at handling lawn and garden work or a variety of field chores. They're loaded with big tractor "Manufacturer's rated engine horsepower OFFERS END OCTOBER 31, 1987 MASSE Y-FERGUSON » doin ye y YARITY Morrow Farm Equipment. Sunderland (705)357-3121 These two drummers with the Lindsay Pipe and Drum Band were in fine tune Sunday afternoon as the band entertained a large | crowd at the Bandshell in Palmer Park. Marg WILBUR. A clear choice in Durham East! What party in Ontario says the same things during an election that it says at Queen's Park? New Democrat policies aren't just election day promises. They're clear, they're strong, and they make sense. On Sept. 10 elect Marg Wilbur THE {~~ DEMOCRATS DURHAM EAST AUTHORIZED BY MARG WILBUR CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE «228 433-4080 or 623-3355