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Whltby Fr.. Pmss, WeckedaY, March 23,1994. Page 3 Teendies after hi1ghway collision agenda (s) MnaMarc 21p Planning and Development Committee That a rezonlng application f rom Henry Laul to permît three residential lots on the southeast corner of Cassels Road East and Durham Street ln Brooklln, be circulated for public and agency comments before comlng back to committee wlth a recommendation from planning staff. The site la now occupled by a slngle-family home. Mfer heaning objections from several area residents, commlttee asked the developer's representa- tlve to consider reducing the proposai ta two lots, wh Ich would be more ln keeping with the neighbourhood. The officiai agreed to put forward the committee's request. Rteferred to plànning depsrtment That rezonlng and officiai plan amnendment applications f rom Tony Aibis to permit a professiorial office develop- ment at 1509 Rossland Rd. E., b. approved. A former farmnhouse la now on the property, which is zoned residential.. Whftby's Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee recommends the building be deslgnated under the Ontario Hertage Act and preserved on site. The applicant lntends to preserve the former William Lavis Ho use off site. ibis matter must be resolved prior ta site plan approval. Rècommended to council That a site plan application from Algoma Orchards allowlng a 1,786-sq. ft. addition ta their 4425 Thlckson Rd. N. building be approved. The addition wil accommodate extra retail spac9and storage. Rcmmenmded to council Operations Committee That a request f rom the Durham Reglon Roman Catholic Separate School Board for crossing guards at thmee Anderson Street Intersections (Lofthouse Drive, Bradley Drive and Crawforth Street) be recelved for Information. The board voted ta cut busing ta the areas if the town provided guards and crosslngs. Public works director Wayne Hancock says a crossing at Anderson and Lothouse Drive would be too close to an existing one at Anderson and Braebrook and crossings at Bradley and Crawforth would be dangerous without trafflo lights so the requests were tumea down. A 15-year-old Father Austin Catholic Secondary student died after a two-vehicle collision on- Highway 12 hast week. Kathleen Hutchings was airlif- ted te Port Perry Memorial Hos- pital following t he crash, which occurred about five kihometres south of Manchester on Thurs- dah. was later transferred te, Sick Children's Hospital in Toronto in critical condition and died Friday mornn Three other people were in- jured in the collision between two mini-vans on the ice covered road. Kathheen's stepmother, Leslie H utchings, J7, of Fenehon Falla, Donald ayg 65 of Osh- awa and hi. e Fhe, 66, were also taken te o P.rry Memorial. Thelma was later transferred te, Sunnybrook Health Science Contre, where sho's listed in Former chief Jon Jenkins die at 64 Jon Jenkins the firet chief of Durham Regionpal Police died on Sunday morningMarch 20 at Oshawa Generàai Hospital. He was 64. He began with the Oshawa police force in 1954 and became chief in 1969. When the Durham police force was formod when regionalization took- place ini 1974, Mr. Jenkins becaine chief. Mr. Jenkins was a volunteor driver of cancer patients, even after retirngL from the police force in 19883. Ho himsolf had cancer. Ho was past president of the Oshawa Rotary Club, the Osh- awa chapter of the Canadian Cancer Society, the 'Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police the Canadien Association oi Chiefs of Police, the Criminal Intelligence Services of Ontario and tli. Canadian representative to the International Association of Chiefs of Police. .At the. time of hi. death ho was chair of the Oshawa ÏIar- bour Commission. Ho is survived by wife fris, sons Leon (and hi. wife Jackie) Jon (and hi. wif, Georgia) anc1 Mark (and his wifo Kaien Hol- land), daugter Cheryl (and hier husband Rob Lupten), and five grandchildren. Ho is also survived by sister Margaret (and hier husband Drew Jacoi), brother Bill (and his wieMriarn) and brother- in-haw Bob Cawker. MH. was predéceased by sister .a"yn Cawker. Visitation. was held at the Armstrong Funoral Home in Oshawa on Monday and Tues- day. The. funeral was te b.e held today (Wodnesday), 2 p.m., at Kingsyiew United Church, 505 elaide Ave. E., Oshawa. good condition. Leslie and Dnald have both been dischar- geod. No charges have been laid and Whitby* OPP say they're stili investigating the accident. Kathleen was an air cadet, recently promoted to sergeant, and played flute in the air cadet band and Austin school band. An honours student, sh. was a mexnber of St. John the Evangel- ist Catholic Church and worked part-time at IGA. Austin principal Andyr Fedak says Kathleen, who waa inGrade 10, was a "very stronir academic student, very organized, goal- oentred and knew what she wan- ted out of lhf.... "8h. had aspirations to b. a vet and loved animals - every- thing that happened in high school was going to prepare her Aman brandishin a al knife held ur a -ear-oId female clerk a aWhitby Macs Milk store Saturday ngt which occuRred around 10:3~ a.m. at the Whitby Plaza store, 313 Brock St. S., although the clerk was shaken up. Police say a lone mal. ord.red the clerk to open the safe. She was unable to do so and the culprit then took an undisclosed amount of cash from the register and two lottery tickets. Police say.the clerk saw the bandit hanging around a pay p hon. outaide the store for at least a haîf hour before the robbery, waiting until it was em«ç hapen over and over again, » sail Durham Rmoa Police Staff Sergeant ndy Ryrie. 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