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WEIIBY nRE],PRESS, WEDNEýDAY, JANUARY 17,.1990, PAGE 3' Bain-joins Rotary Items from Whitby Counicilm" agenda(s) Whitby-council Jan. 15, 1990 That council approve the 70-unit draft plan of condominlum application by 806885 Ontarlo Ltd., for the east side of Ash St., north of Dundas St. E., subject toithe comments contalned ln thie planning dlmector's report. Carred That council approve the site plan application by Isomedix Corp. for a 1 0,000-sq. ft. warehouse addition to the exlstlng Industrial building on the northwest side-ai Crown Court (forth of Wentworth St., west of Boundary Rd.), subject ta comments contalned ln the planning dlrector's report; that the municipal solicitor be. * nstructed ta prepare a site *plan agreement. CaMed That council postpone consideration of a rezonlng application by Comtrade Petroleum to permit a convenlence store (already a mini-mart establlshed) and bank machine (already established) ln the exlsting kiosk of the gas bar at 720 Taunton Rd. E., at the northeast corner of Taunton and Rd. E. and Thicksoný Rd. N.; that the planning director revlew and bring back a broader report lnvestigatlng the feasibility of ailowing accesso ry uses., ,Carried That the f Irm af Thomas Brown Architecture be contracted to design and. supervise the construction 0f the t Ire department headquarters building on Taunton Rd. E. ($150,000 provided in 1989 capital budget for design of the building). are That the Town of WhItby support the Region of Durham's resolution regarding the Dariingon nuclear emergency plan, draft 2. a nd that the regionai clerk be notified. The Region resoltion stats that an *provisions of the Provincial Penalties Adjustment Act, 1989. The Act has the effect ai Increaslng the maximum fine for contravention of bylaws from $2.000 ta $5,000. Carried That a bylaw be brought favward to establish the miii rates for the 1990 interim tax levy as: residential and faim,% 175.8; and commerciai and Industrial, 208. carred By Ci4ris Bovie Margaret Bain, noted for her environmental efforts,, winll also brec gnizedas the 1iit woman to be lected to aRotar: r Club in Durhal Regxonl. A Whitby resident, Bain was inducted to the Oshawa Rotary Club ini December. Accotding to a membership change mýade a a few years ago, a womern selected to Rotary becomes a member of the main group. Bain, born in Scotland, studied at Edinburgh Medical School. Working in on'don, shé married and mioved to'Canada in 1968. After working in Toronto for a short period of time, she opened her present obstetries practice ini Oshawa. Since moving to Whitjby, Bain has been involIved in Mickson Woods, an effort to preserve pine and other trees as wellras wil- diife in the area, as a nature reserve. "This was ver succe ssfiul,» Bain said. She aL also made efforts to stop high density deve- lopmnt close to L deCek. A long list 0f involvement, such as with the Durham Region Field Naturaýists, made Bain the choice of Rotarians. "'I enjoy the service aspect Of Rotary. The student eichange roga I knew from our own has' and it's a good ides. Rotary hsexcellent goals and values such as third world medical pro- grns.i She says ýhe is surprised she was selectedfor Rotary member- a4don't honestl know why,» sihe says, although sfhe allows that "People that knocw me in Oshawa work in Rotary.» Store window smashed Na catt rei e owsrprtect stèlen.Daa to Naturl stoe indowntown was estimated at $350. d Dr AG « B MWathfis O àsece o Whitby was apparently kicked in The saine da ,plice arrested D. ARA-ETubAin Dwa m th e i on Telectd sometime late Monday evéning of a 29-year old mni oncin teR las wek. iththebreak-i. charged with resident was selected as a member bW the Oshawa The break-in occurre4 on the break and enter with intent is chapter. evening of Jan. 8, and ajart frmn Larry Frankum of no fixed ciMe Bovi..Fx.. Pr.m Photo some rifled cupboar4s, nothing address. nutrï/.system"