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ZU'I2ICIi CITIZENS NEWS!; THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1974
SEWAGE WORK PROGRESSES - Individual homes and businesses in the Village of Zurich are
presently being hooked up to operate on the recently completed sewage system. To date 35 to
40 homes and businesses are operating on the new system. Shown here is one of the work crews
as they install a hook-up to a home on Rosalie Street. The workman in this photo is Leo Hoffman.
F of A warns members
At a meeting of the Huron
County Federation of Agricult-
ure, William (Bill) Crawford,
the fieldman, reported that an
American based life -sickness
and accident insurance company
is flooding Huron County with
salesmen, concentrating on
farmers. While the policy ap-
pears to be good, Mr. Craw-
ford, himself, a former insur-
ance man, urged farmers to
investigate the cost of a similar
policy with their own insurance
company before committing
themselves. The difference
in premium cost is staggering,
he stated.
Maurice Bean, of Auburn,
reported from OFA that feed
tests are available from OMAF
•at a nominal cost for home
grown feed and that federal
services are available for the
testing of bought feed. If the
cause of disease is suspected to
be the feed, the veterinarian
is requested to meet with the
federal inspector to give direct-
ions as to what testing should
be done. Testing services are
in London, Guelph and Toronto.
The Bruce -Huron Hydro Neg-
otiating Committee has present-
ed a brief to Ontario's agricult-
ural minister, William Stewart,
said Dave McCallum, of R.R.3,
Wingham. In the brief they
asked the minister to make a
study of what hydro transmission
lines are doing to Huron Coun-
ty's farm land, especially since
it is rumored that a site south
of Goderich is being considered
for another nuclear generating
station.
Mr. McCallum said that Ont-
ario now has 22 million acres of
farmland of which 10 million
acres are class one and two
land, and it is going out of pro-
duction at a rate of over 228,
000 acres per year. "If this rate
continues, " he said, "we will
have no farmland left in 40 year
time."
A resolution was passed,
asking government help in
keeping young people on the
farm instead of trying to get
unskilled urban people. Some
farmers declared that unskilled
people on todays complicated
machinery would kill them,
wreck the machinery or both.
It makes much more sense to
keep people there who grew
up on the farm says Mason
Bailey, of Blyth.
William Regier, of R.R.3,
Dashwood, was registered as
member number 1900 in the
Huron County Federation.
TODAY'S HEALTH
Unwanted Children
Are Your Choice
by David Woods
More and more couples are look-
ing to permanent forms or Cuntra-
cCption --- those \s ho have had all
the children they \sant, or those
\s hu prefer not to have ony.
!Slaking the decision k the diffi-
cult part. earrsing it out is easy.
Either the Haut or the %Amman can
hast a minor surgical incision that
\sill present tulssanled conception.
It's something sou Inas \sant to talk
os'r \kith sour fanlils doctor.
Vasectomy of the male k perhaps
the easiest choice for both. It's a
minor procedure. dune in the doe -
lot's office. In ()mart), the number
of v.,iNtMilmies. performed Is liym;
sear.
()ue Ontario physician, oho has
done thousands of tasectomies,' i\s
that the ascrugc Canadian seeking
the operation is in his miB-thirties.
has three Childten and has an
CCOI,oI1t1C and CduC.tianal le\ el
sonless hitt higher than the average
for the general population,.
But sou had better be sure that a
\asCCIums is %shat sou really want.
There hose been several Claims that
the operation k retersible. but the
sprees, ('ales for res ersat are some-
thing less than perfect. Anshotls
deciding to hose 11 \;%ecton) y. there-
fore.. should regard his decision as
final. Ile should he prepared 10 gi\C
tip the thought of c\cr fathering
children again.
-I Inc operation itself Is done under
local :ualesthetic, It consists of C\-
tising a part of the sais deferens
the Burt that tarries %pont to tthc
penis. The procedure is painless.
although \shen the anaesthetic
\star's oil there's usually some nhilti
(1ls.otlir nil for :1 slat'. or 1a0.
Patient, aur usuollt a,kr.1 to yo
home and lie do‘‘ii for the rest of
the da\ un o% Well the operallon is
pct lt,rro,:d,
Patients are advised to hose at
least 12 ejaculations before the
semen is tested to sec hurt much
sperm remains,1 sso negative sperm
counts three months after the oper-
ation usually show that the proce-
dtire has been successful, Some
fml•Ihl of contraception should be
used during this three-month post-
operative period.
At this point, the surgeon still
normal Is mail the saseelunlited
Halle a signed report saying that he
is permanently sterile. and that
there is no need for further testing
for sperin. \\ i1h the fear of meg-
itancs perm:mends renittsed, many
couples hose reported ronsittt' 01le
inlpro\einenl in their se\ Uses.
Other reports. though. suggested
•that men \silo hose \,lst'CtOI111Cs
lellst to 05 for an
imagined loss of nlasttltinit\ and
%trills hs chasing e\er\ woman in
sight. Ilutte\er, 0 sasectums does
not :sheet tilt' ,e\ual :It,Ilil) of lite
man, though there alas hose been
some fear about this when \asec-
toms Asa5 still 0 nus ells, and those
ss ho had the operation felt 1hal they
had to prose to thcntselses that
rhes \sere still capable of function-
ing uvtall\.
Iteporns in the medical literature
sus that there's no more es idence of
psschotogiead upset or marital prob-
lems among saseCtltnliled patients
than among untreated patients.
Vasectomy is 0 safe, simple and
painless operation that pros ides a
couple "ill, the op
purlunils to be
free of the fear of 11 n1santeLl
pregnanes .
l'nlil \se can come up \lith a
Co11l laeepti\e that has no side
et Feet', 0 itl that can pros ide protec-
tion for substantial periods of lime.
saseCtonl\ 111,1', Ise the most etl'ec-
ti\e method of absolute hints con-
trol :11 our di,pusal,
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