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2 ugog Citizen -- mrp rer 1993 --27 A. New minister at area United Churches by Heather McCrae A covenanting service was held on September 8, at Blackstock United Church for Rev. David Shearman. Rev. David Shearman, the new minister. of the Blackstock/Nestleton United Churches. Rev. Shearman, asompanied with his wife, Carol Merton, and sons Mark, 9 and Jason, 14, arrived at the manse in Blackstock on September 1. The family also has a frisky poodle, named Zak, or Zachariah when _he gets into trouble, and two gerbils. Although Rev. Shearman's father was a United Church minister. the thought of entering the ministry never occurred to him until he reached his late teens. . After Rev. Shearman's ordination he was posted at the Perth/Andover charge in New Brunswick where he and a Green light for Fields of Dreams' The Fields of Dreams slo pitch tournament has the support of Scugog Township council, including $2500 in a re-fundable grant. The tournament for the July 1 weekend 1994 will bring 96 mens, ladies and mixed slo pitch teams to Scugog for the largest ever event of this kind in the Township. Organizers Doug Dempsey and Randy Hathaway of the Scugog Mens Slo Pitch League told council Monday afternoon the event is expected fo generate $265,000 in profit that will be used for lights at the three new diamonds behind Scugog Arena. The tournament could bring as many as 6,000 people imto the Township that elm generating upwards of *h million dollars g for businesses. "This is a major project, a good one for the community. You ean count on the support of this council," said Mayor Howard Hall after council voted in favour of parks dommittee -- As of today, Sep H&M WRIG recommendation to provide $2500 "seed money" for the event, money that will be re- paid. Market Report Prices quoted at market closing Monday, Board Prices includes basis price. $/ $/Metric Bushel Tonne Old Corn. 291 114.55 New Corn 2.86 112.58 New Soys 7.74 284.39 New Canola 281.70 Prices supplied courtesy of W.G. THOMPSON 4 & SONS LIMITED R.R, 1, Bethany Hwy. 7A & 35 tember 28th, 1993 GHT FEED CO. will be MOVING ¢ (justn to their new location at 0 HIGH aas orth of Blackstock) and operating as WAY 7A WRIGHT'S FEEDS 'n NEEDS' ing forward to se Looking CALL: eing every! 286-4201 one at our new store. Complete Seed Supplies & Service * RR#2, Blackstock (416) 986-4331 ® Certified Seed Wheat ® Soft White Winter Wheat @ Hard Red 'Fundulea' ill Rye FULL LINE OF HAY & GRASS TOMEET YOUR FALL REQUIRE For Seed Cleaning at It's and let them do the rest SEEDS in STOCK NTS! Take It to Swain Call 986-1331 Best that he met Carol Merton, who sang in the choir. The couple dated and married in 1989 Carol works as the Director of Rehabilitation Services for colleague shared the miniétry over seven churches for 4 1/2 years. Later, he moved within that province to Campbelltown for a three year'term where he was the minister of a single .. Memorial Hospital church. Bowmanville and will, no In 1987 Rev. Shearman moved doubt, find her drive to work to Lakefield, Ontario to a two» much shorter now. point* charge where he Currently Rev. Shearman is remained before moving to taking a chaplaincy training Blackstock. And it was while he course at Peterborough Civic was ministering at Lakefield Hospital. This pastoral skills A GREEN THUMB IS A HELPING HAND TO THE ENVIRONMENT course aids ministers in solving problems in humanity and human spirituality. Attending, Cartwright Public School is Mark and Jason is in 3 enrolled at Port Perry High School. The Shearmans are looking forward to a favorable future in this comunity, for themselves and the people of Blackstock and Nestleton. HOLLAND BUILDING 1277 Wilson Road North Oshawa 725-4709 CENTRE 623-2300 OGS LANDSCAPE DO-IT CENTRE 5515 Thickson Road North * Whitby 655-3304 Pickering 428-6316 L) NEWEASTLE LUMBER LIMITED Hwy #2, east of Mill Street 4 Newcastle 987-4713 Beaverton 4] * 426-7067 BUY A BACKYARD COMPOSTER FOR: JUST $15 REKKER GARDENS 2 km west of Bowmanville on Hwy #2 SHERIDAN - NURSERIES The Home and Design Centre 1755 Pickering Parkway VIEVEEN'S NURSERY 468 Mara Road Residents can pick up the composter of their choice for just $15 during regular hiokrs at all of the locations listed above as wel as the Beaverton Municipal Office, Cannington Municipal Office, and Sunderland Municipal Office. Questions about Durham Region Waste Reduction Programs? Call 668-7721. 4 LIMITED LJ This program . i§ subsidized by inistry of the Environment and Energy » ¢ NEV LES NOW AVAILABLE