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THE OTTAWA CITIZEN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1989 C19 Local Architects chill Kanaka's arena plan Gas station attendant stabbed Citizen staff By Charles Lewis Citizen staff writer Gloucester police said the man was attacked from behind and stabbed in the abdomen shortly before 6 a.m. The wound is not life-threatening, police said. A Gloucester gas station attendant was stabbed today during an early morning holdup at the Top Valu Gas Bar on Ogil-vie Road. hired by David Scharff and Russ Steacy whose company was to build the arena. When the project collapsed last April, Kelly and Langlois said, they were not paid fees for work completed.

Scharff said they were paid about $100,000 and are owed about $33,000. Kanata Council Tuesday approved a plan allowing R. J. Nicol Construction Ltd. to continue work on the arena.

According to a city report, Nicol has agreements with all parties holding liens on the project. The architects said, under the Lien Act, architects cannot lay claim against failed projects so Nicol hasn't had to reach a settlement with them. But Kelly said he and Langlois own the copyright on the drawings and it would be a violation of the Ontario Architects Act for another architect to use or modify those plans. Kelly said, since the foundation is in place, the builder will have to use the same plans or modifications which would be illegal. If no settlement is reached they'll go to court to stop the project.

Two architects intend to throw a wrench into plans to complete the Kanata Parkland Coliseum. Mike Kelly and Valere Langlois say they are still owed fees for their original plans for the two-rink arena. They say they were mem Cumberland youth seeking hot-line Humane society asks region for $328,000 By Allyson Latta Citizen staff writer Citizen staff Auger says she received about 30 calls between Christmas Eve and New Year's Day. "They all want a safe place to go some of them are on the streets for weeks at a time food, a listening ear and love." Coun. Bob Monette, who attended the meeting, is chairman of the township's social services committee.

He says the group must go through the proper channels in presenting a proposal to his committee. Most of the funding, however, must come from the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton, he said. have to go through. But we need a hotline, it's something that has to be done," president Bill Neil, 17, said at the group's first public meeting, Sunday at the Queens-wood Heights Community Centre. About 30 young people aged 14 to 18 showed up for the first of what will be regular Sunday gatherings.

Established two months ago, the organization had been meeting weekly in the home of adult volunteer Debbie Auger. Her telephone number has become the unofficial hotline for youth in the area. But she says she can't handle the number of calls. Sixteen-year-old Marc Naftel came home a week ago. This time he'd been on the streets since October.

"I stayed at friends' places, or at Tim Horton's, or hid out at the Sportsplex," says Naftel, who dropped out of school in September but is employed part-time. Naftel and others like him are the reason the Youth Action Group want the Township of Cumberland to set up a youth hotline. "I am frustrated because there's a lot of legalities that we SEALED TENDERS for the projects or services listed below, addressed to the Regional Manager, Contract Policy and Administration, Public Works Canada, National Capital Region, 140 Promenade du Portage, Phase 1 Hull Quebec (mailing address) Ottawa, Ontario, K1A 0M3, will be received until 15:00 on the specified closing date. Tender documents can be obtained through the Plan Distribution Office, same address as above, at telephone number 997-5667. PROJECTS No.

703023- FOR ENERGY, MINES AND RESOURCES Renovations to Building No. 2, Central Experimental Farm, Ottawa, Ontario Tender documents may also be seen at the Construction Association offices in Ottawa and Hull. Closing date: Tuesday, 24 January 1 989 Deposit Nil No. 703099 for The Senate, Renovations, 7th Floor, Victoria Building, 140 Wellington Street, Ottawa, Ontario. Tender documents may also be seen at the Construction Association offices in Ottawa and Hull.

Closing date: Tuesday, 24 January 1989 Deposit Nil INSTRUCTIONS The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Alumni boost Carleton's drive toward $30M campus expansion The Humane Society of Otta-wa-Carleton wants $328,000 from the regional government this year, an increase of 4 per cent over 1988. The society, still hurting from a disastrous Centennial fundrasing campaign last year, was to seek the increase from the region's executive committee today. If the society gets the raise, it will operate on a budget of $840,000, a drop of $28,000 from last year. The region pays about one-third of the society's costs the rest are paid by donations and fees for animal services.

Executive director Linda Klimpel said the society won't have to cut services or lay off staff, despite the reduced budget. But she said people who adopt animals will now be asked to pay part of the veterinarian fees. The society covered these costs in the past. Klimpel said the fundraising campaign has a deficit of about $90,000. By Mark Holden Citizen correspondent CORRECTION To Sears Warehouse Sale inserted in the paper this week as follows: Page 10 Sweaters Only 9.99-12.99 will not be available for this event.

So far, $11 million has been raised from the private sector. The provincial government has promised $7.17 million for an extension of the MacOdrum Library, but the university is still waiting for a governmental funding commitment toward the $13-million Minto Centre for Advanced Studies in Engineering. Construction work on the Library expansion will begin this March or April. Carleton University's campus expansion fund, the Challenge Fund, is edging toward its $30-million goal, thanks to its alumni. An extensive telemarketing fund-raising campaign among alumni since September has contributed half of the $2 million raised privately this past fall.

The university wants to raise $15 million for campus expansion. We apologize for any inconvenience caused. Peace groups will protest arms exhibition Mm HOUSE FOR LEASE BY PUBLIC TENDER PROPERTY LEASE FILE K-06502 A brick and stucco sided split level home, with an attached 2 car garage, containing 1,000 sq feet plus finished recreation room. The house is located at 46 Lytle Avenue in the City of Nepean. The residence will be open for inspection on Thursday, January 12, 1989, from 2:00 to 4:00 and 6:00 to 8:00 p.m..

Local Time. No employee of the Government of Ontario is allowed to participate in this tender, and the lessee will be required to sign an agreement stating that he or she is not employed by the Government of Ontario, and that no employee or spouse of an employee of the Government of Ontario has any interest in this lease. Occupancy date available on or before February 1, 1989. The period of the lease will be for one year, with an option to renew yearly up to a possible 3 years. The rental range is $650.00 to $750.00 per month.

Ministry tender forms must be used and are available from the Ministry's representative at the time of the open house, or from: Citizen staff Peace groups are planning demonstrations and acts of civil disobedience to protest the ARMX '89 arms exhibition, which begins in Ottawa May 23. The show's co-ordinator says he'll beef up security to thwart any attacks on exhibitors or visitors. Stuart Northrup said organizers will spend $60,000 to protect the three-day event in the face of the threatened disruptions. Some 60 people representing 25 local and national groups met in Ottawa Tuesday evening to form the Coalition to Oppose the Arms Trade and begin planning their protest. Coalition organizer Richard Sanders said the point of the demonstrations will be to protest "Canada's complicity in crimes against humanity and peace." jXtJt or M.J.

MacMaster District Engineer Ministry of Transportation 530 Tremblay Road Ottawa, Ontario K7L 5A3 Telephone 745-6841 M.D. Kelso Land Management Supervisor Ministry of Transportation Postal Bag 4000 355 Counter Street Kingston, Ontario, K1GOE3 Telephone 545-4739 Buy a kid some antifreeze. Offers to lease will be received by the Head, Property Section, Ministry of Transportation at the above address until 1:30 p.m., Local Time, Wednesday, January 25, 1989 The tender is open to the public and will be held at 2:00 p.m., Local Time, Wednesday, January 25, 1989, in Boardroom 2, at the Kingston Regional Office of the Ministry, located at the above address. There are cold kids out there. You can warm one up with a snowsuit or donation.

Bring new and nearly-new suits or cash donations to any Fat Albert's Restaurant, any Canadian Tire Store, the Ottawa Citizen, Broken Cue, participating dry cleaners, or the Snowsuit Depot, 280 Bay Street at Lisgar, 235-6492. CORRECTION NOTICE Due to a print error in this week's Shoppers Drug Mart flyer, on page 8 Jergens Mild Facial Soap 4 90 or 3 130 was advertised as Skin Softening or Extra Dry With Vitamin E. This should have read Jergens Mild Facial Soap 4 90 or 3 130 ONLY. Shoppers Drug Mart regrets any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. SHOPPERS DRUG IV1ART Cash donations can also be made at 1 any IGA or Bank of Montreal.

Or you can send money to: The Snowsuit Fund 280 Bay Street Ottawa, Ontario KIR 5Z6 We'll send you a tax receipt for donations over $5.00. Give today. You and the children will both feel wanner. fvc I'm ready to share my warmth with a child I i Here Is my tax deductible donation to the Snowsuit Fund INVITATION TO PREQUALIFY AS THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR FOR CONSTRUCTION OF AN ADDITION TO A GOVERNMENT OF CANADA BUILDING LOCATED AT CONFEDERATION HEIGHTS OTTAWA, ONTARIO Public Works Canada plans to enter into a contract with a general contractor for the construction of an addition to a Government of Canada Building located in Ottawa, Ontario. The contract will include the execution of all the necessary construction work required to complete a six (6) storey addition having a gross floor area of approximately 12,226 square metres.

It is the intent at this time to award the contract no later than April 1989, with the work to be completed approximately twenty four (24) months later. Interested firms which have had experience in the overall management of the construction of major building projects with a contracted value in excess of $20,000,000.00 are invited to submit pre-qualification proposals on the forms available from Public Works Canada. The completed proposals will be evaluated by PWC to establish the capability of the interested firms to undertake the project. Of those firms judged to be qualified, six will be chosen at random and invited to submit formal tenders. Firms are to take particular note that the work is of a class and nature that involves the highest national security.

Pre-qualification documents may be obtained from the Tenders and Contracts Office, National Capital Region, Public Works Canada, Place du Portage, Phase (IV), 140 Promenade du Portage, Hull, Quebec (mailing address Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0M3). Telephone (819)997-5678. In order to be considered, pre-qualification documents, correctly completed, and sent to the Manager, Contract Policy and Administration at the above noted address will be received until 15:00 hours on January 31st, 1989. $30 $100 Cheque enclosed -mrrmrrrn or charge to Dvisa Mastercard I I I I Exp. date Signature NAME ADDRESS CORRECTIONS EATON'S JANUARY HOME FA8HION 8ALE appearing In the OTTAWA CITIZEN, Wednesday, January 11th, 1969.

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