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Vol. 13, No. 15 Wednesday, April 13, 1983 20 Pages w w- Station ,Galiery hos rtwrkdispla y The Station Gallery hoats a dlsplay of artwork from Wtiltby's .10 elementary sohools and two public hlgh sohools from now until April 25. Dan Thomas (Ieft> and Jocelyn Barber, two art consultants wlth the Durham Board of Education, spent Iast week preparlng, the dlsplays. See page 11. -Free PresStaff Photo Mail~ oeby1986 A large commercial mail in north -Wbitby will be ready for busi- ness by the end of 1906, a spokesman for Mark- borougb - Properties Limited confirmed last week.» The mal, wbicb bas been on the planning boards for about a year, will include a large shopping centre, residential development and office space on a 200-acre site nortb of Rossland Road. Markborough Proper- ties, the company whicb bas proposed the buge development and' will undertake its construc- tion, says the $225 million project will crate up te 4,500 jobs and generate about $3 million in tax revenue for the town. Representatives of Markborougb appeared before the town's. ad- ministrative committee last week to discuss details of the project and report on the pro- gress of the proposed development. The town's planning department bas intro- duced modifications to the original proposaI wbicb include- fewer acres devoted te com- mercial space, the crea- tien of recreational faci- lities to enbance. the residential area and possible construction of a library or theatre arts centre. Markborough bas pro- mised between 350,000 and 585,000 square feet of new office space, 800 square feet of commer- cial, space and about 70,000 square feet of in- stitutional space on the site. The residential por- tion of the development would include about 100 acres of land to bouse approximately 6,000 people. The town's planning director,*Bob Short, pre- dicts the entire develop- ment wiil take 20 to 25 years to complete. Short says the town is developing land use policies for the area to govern development. Tickets pvflilable Wintario whiirls into Whi*tby Wintario whirls into Whitby on Tbursday, April 14 wben tbe 296tb Wintario draw wiIl be broadcast from Henry StretMHgb School. Tickets may be pur- chased for $3 each at Wbitby Dominion Hard- ware, 319 Brock St. S.,e Hart's Cmrd and Glft Shop in the Witby Mail, Henry Street 111gb Sehool and tbe Wbitby Cbamber of Commerce office in the Centennal Building. If tickets are still un- sold by the night 0f the draw, they wil be avail- able at the door at the higb achooluntil the time of the draw. To avoid disappointment, those wbo want te at- tend the draw are ad- visedt to purchase their tickets in advance. On April 14 the doors of the higb ýsebool wiil openiat 7p.m. The draw wiJl be in the main gym- nasium inside the front door. From 7 to 8:30 p.m. there will be entertain- ment- by the Henry Street Ensemble, Soun- ds Great, the Wbitby Brass Band and Sammy and the Capris. This wiil be followed by an intermission from 8:30 te 9 p.m. when the draw begins. TeWintario draw wil be televised live from the bigb school on Global TV and will also feature a slde presenta- tion prepared by the Town of Whitby. The April 14 Wintario draw is a joint project 0f the Wbitby Chamber 0f Commerce and Henry Ste Hgh Scbool.< 1