The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 2

Page 2 Apr. 22, 1970 The Ottawa Citizea Richmond ditch Raw sewage source traced A health unit spokesman said more tests would be taken in Richmond to determine other sources of pollution. Municipal authorities are hopeful that a long-awaited sewage service for the village, due for completion this fall, will alleviate the problem. to a- head only a few weeks ago after evidence of human sewage in the ditch was reported. The problem was furtiier aggravated because the contents of the ditch flow into the Jock River which in turn empties into the Ri-deau River upstream from Ottawa beaches.

Tests by the Ottawa-Carle-ton regional health unit have pinpointed one house in Richmond using a sewage system which allows raw human waste to enter an open ditch. Officials declined Tuesday to identify the house, but the dwelling, is believed to be on McBean Street. A mechanical digger was working at the scene of the suspect house all day Tuesday in apparent attempt -IT- ---m nmmiii i 11 iiihi.hi i fx I a to remedy the problem. Following public outcries after it was proved that the ditch was carrying raw sewage through the village, tests were made out by the health unit late week. Powerful dye was introduced to the sanitary systems of several homes bordering the polluted creek.

Had their sewage disposal units been working properly, no dye would have entered the creek. Over the weekend, residents reported seeing vivid yellows and greens as the dye poured into the waterway. The source was traced to the house and orders apparently followed to rectify the problem. The condition of the creek had long been a hot discussion point among villagers, but the matter came Daring new skull surgery Sect baby uld be sure monitoring switch within the cavity that holds the brain. Dr.

R. M. Teardon Don-aghy of Medical Centre Hospital, Burlington, said the technique is designed to detect possibly dangerous pressure on the brain from blood or other fluids before a patient shows clinical signs of it. WASHINGTON (AP) A daring surgical technique allowing doctors to monitor pressure within the skull might prove life saving in selected cases of severe head injury or encephalitis, a medical conference was told today. The idea involves drilling a "burr hole" in the skull and inserting a small pres CO dead'-MD Citizen-UPI staff pho'o Moment to remember i Retired Ottawa quarterback Russ Jackson and wife, Lois, chat with Governor-General and 3Irs.

Michener at investiture Order of Canada honors to 28 KINGSTON (CP) A Kingston pediatrician warned Tuesday a baby taken from his care in Kingston General Hospital April 2 "could be dead," but a Toronto lawyer representing the child's mother said it doing great." The baby girl, then 22 old, was taken from the hospital by her mother, Mrs. Antonius DeWaai, a Jehovah's Witness, after doctors said the child needed a blood transfusion to prevent death or permanent brain damage. The Jehovah's Witnesses believe that the Bible forbids blood transfusions. Dr. D.

G. Delahaye said the baby "could be dead, entirely well, or in danger of permanent brain damage," but that there is "a good chance it is dead." lie said that Glen How, the Toronto lawyer who reported on the baby's condition, does not have the medical training "to offer an opinion in this case." Mr. How has been spokesman for Mrs. DeWaai who By Th Canadian Press Governor-General Michener invested nine Companions of the Order of Canada and 19 recipients of the medal of service at a Government House ceremony Tuesday. guide worker; John M.

Olds, 64, American-born chief of medical and surgical services, Notre Dame Bay Memorial Hospital, Twillingate, Andrce Paradis, 50, Quebec City author and editor of the publication Vie des Arts; Denise Pellctier, Quebec actress; Gillis Purccll, 65, former general manager, The Canadian Press; W. Goodridgc Roberts, 65, Montreal painter and official RCAF war artist; Col. Charles P. Sta-cey, 63, military author and historian; John B. Stirling, 81, engineer and former president, E.

G. M. Cape and Company, Montreal; Hugh M. Wallis, 76, Montreal, former president, Canadian Citizenship Council and chairman, Canadian Centenary Council; J. Tuzo Wilson, 61, Toronto, Among the companions were former premier Ernest Manning of Alberta, 61, President Claude Bissell of the University of Toronto, 54, and Marcel Cadicux, 54, Canadian ambassador to the United States.

This sixth investiture of the order will bring to 294 the total number of mem bers appointed to it since former Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson announced its creation April 17, 1967. The order was conceived to provide a distinctly Canadian means of recognizing outstanding merit and public service at all levels of Canadian public life. The recipients Tuesday were announced last December, or earlier. Other companions invested were: James Gray, 57, president of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited; Hugh L.

Kcenleyside, 71, Canadian craft, rag i ILmi Pretty Porcelain from France. Two dainty French imports in pure white decorated by hand with a delicate gold scroll rose motif. The proportions are generous the comport UV2" in diameter and the deep salad Comport, $9.93. Salad bowl and servers, $16.33. servant; Montreal lawyer Jean Martineau, 74, past president of the Canada Council; II.

Raymond Mil-ner, 81, Edmonton lawyer and businessman; Dr. H. Ilocke Robertson, 57, principal and vice-chancellor of McGill University; and Msgr. Louis-Albert Vachon, 58, rector of Laval University-Service medal Those invested with the service medal: Rev. Lester L.

Burry, 78, pioneer United Church minister and a father of Newfoundland's confederation; Lucille Danis, 61, Quebec children's author and broadcaster; Harry E. (Red) Foster, 65, Toronto advertising executive, retarded children's benefactor and former sports great; Russ Jackson, 33, retired Ottawa Rough Rider quarterback; Everett C. Leslie, 76, Regina lawyer and former president, Canadian Bar Association; Jean-Claude Lessard, 65, Quebec businessman and former senior federal civil servant; Finlay MacDonald, 46, Halifax broadcasting executive and organizer of first Canada Summer Games; II. P. Mac-Keen, 77, former Nova Scotia lieutenant-governor; Sister Mary of the Annunciation, 77, Irish-born Edmonton founder of homes for neglected children; Mary G.

Nesbitt, 57, Toronto, Canadian and international girl has been in hiding with the baby since April 2. Dr. Delahaye also said Tuesday that the Kingston Children's Aid Society seems "rather uninterested in this case." "It has started to forget the whole thing, it seems." Come to this Christian Science Lecture OTTAWA LITTLE THEATRE 400 King Edward Ave. THURSDAY, APRIL 23 8.1 5 P.M. ALL ARE WELCOME BIRKS JEWELLERS and international public Hie Dei ittc i(Mf)tol 19 13 19 13 mm Ijj Elderly get OHC study in Nepean Elderly people in Nepean Township having housing difficulties may get a break from the provincial government.

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