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tribune july 23 19s6 a5 late howard mashinter front yard fall leads to death stouffville a fall from a ladder two weeks previous re sulted in injuries and complica tions that led to the death of ho ward mashinter main street west stouffville mr mashinter suffered a frac tured pelvis and several broken ribs although fully conscious when admitted to scarborough centenary hospital pneumonia set in he passed away july 13 mr mashinter was 81 born at weston the son of lawrence and elizabeth mashin ter mr mashinter was a coowner in the firm of l m lumber at leaside he later purchased a hobby farm at milliken where he marketed fruit and vegetables howard and edna mashinter enjoyed their winter holidays in florida a vacation spot for the past 16 years shuffleboard was a favorite sport i serious water problems dear jim through the tribune we wish to thank the people of ballan trae for support in our appeal to town council for updated water information unfortunately we came away from the meeting with very little nor did we obtain a date for a fu ture public meeting through our own endeavors and with the assistance of con cerned residents outside the bal- lantrae area weve learned the water study is now complete and a meeting is possible in the near future we want residents of the com munity to appreciate our problem concerning water contamination it may not only be road salt but other chemicals as well we are urging the ballantrae people to please turn out when the next meeting is called to arrive at a permanent solu tion we need to obtain the neces sary information and assess it again our thanks to you the people of ballantrae for your help your cooperation is appreciated sincerely carol davis on behalf of a group of concerned ballantrae residents discuss hamlets growth bloomington if develop ment within the hamlet of bloomington proceeds according to plan the community will boast 162 homes and a population of 550 people a third public meeting to dis cuss the future of the area will be held aug 5 at 730 pm in latch- am hall if approved expansion will occur to the northwest popo- vich northeast fisico and southeast schivelli and sabis- ton an application is also pend ing on lands to the southwest but no definite word has been re ceived on this town planner michael saunders told the tri bune reason for a third meeting mr saunders explained is to provide residents with additional in formation on services wells and lot sizes the ministry of the environ ment has recommended wells be no less than 30 meters deep and lots be not under 4000 square meters one acre a hydrologist who helped pre pare the ministry report will attend the aug 5 discussion mr saunders said the antici pated total population of 550 in cludes sixty residents of green gables manor triple779 don barker should be in fine shape when the regular bowling season opens this fall hes a par ticipant in the summer league and rolled a 779 triple july 17 this included single scores of 253 281 and 245 others with 200 and over were anne gottschalk 270242226 738 kevin vleik 227231233 691 john vanderligt202211243 656 bill petri 235271 506 lyn da collett 248221 469 abe goertzen 239203 deborah ring- wood 250 connie graham 243 tom gottschalk 217 ron gott schalk 216 john buchanan 214 gary ringwood 213 eunice flewcll210 debbie yeomanson 209 norton conklin 208 lori sykes 205 and steve ireland 200 here in stouffville he received much satisfaction from caring for his lawn and garden he gained many friends through association with the silver jubilee club mr mashinter was identified with stouffville united church besides his wife he is survived by three sons earl of unionville don near lindsay and ted of mar- kham three stepsons morley of agincourt harvey of missis- sauga and bruce of collingwood one stepdaughter muriel mrs petergannyof toronto asister alice mattison of weston 19 grandchildren and six great grandchildren he was predeceased by his first wife nellie helm and a son douglas the oneill funeral home was filled for the service wednesday conducted by rev cecil tiller with interment churchill cemet ery pallbearers were morley harvey and bruce loveless rick stem richard ehrlund and richard huke ruth herbert respected teacher on the staff of stouffville christ ian school and stouffville dist high school will be honored at a retirement luncheon july 29 at the deer park inn here she hugs her twoyearold grandson zachary visiting in stouffville with his parents from dallas texas cathy carter honor teacher stouffville ruth herbert a teacher on the staff of stouff ville christian school has retired after a long and successful career a luncheon in her honor will be held at stouff villes deer park inn july 29 born in the united states ruth and ed herbert moved to canada in 1953 shes the mother of four and grandmother of one her eldest son timothy is a property manager in acton david an attorney from dallas texas accompanied by wife dianna and son zachary 2 are currently visiting in stouffville rebecca lives in denver colorado and esther attends university in oklahoma city okalahoma with their family spread so far apart its little wonder mr and mrs herbert intend to move to florida this fall after spending time on the founding committee of the christian school mrs herbert taught english and drama there five years ive always enjoyed teaching she says after 42 years its difficult to leave previously mrs herbert taught at stouffville dist secondary school she worked both full and parttime she was also a supply teacher 15 years all members of her family are graduates of sdss mrs herbert has enjoyed being a student herself she has three degrees to her credit shes a graduate of peoples bible college in colorado springs york university and the university of toronto mr herbert recently retired from his position as math depart ment head at newmarket high school he was on the staff there 24 years my husbands early retirement was the incentive for me to retire mrs herbert said its time for us to do things together teaching is a rewarding career she continued its exciting to see students faces light up you realize youre inspiring them to enjoy what theyre learning i enjoyed tremendous support from all members of staff and the students have been great mrs herbert concluded we reserve the right to limit purchases to reasonable weekly family requirements specials in effect until closing sat july 26th 6407788 hwy 47 garden valley formerly hi farmer jacks z stouffville rf