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w= Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday , November 3, 1992 \ been infected with the virus and are able to pass it on and infect others. In the infections early stages, which may last for many months or years, there are usually no symptoms, however over time some of the symptoms that may develop are persistent fever, extreme fatigue, swollen glands, diarrhea, skin lesions and memory loss. A large number of people infected with HIV do go on to develop AIDS. Larry explained the HIV antibody test (AIDS test) does not detect the virus but measures antibodies in your blood which you make to fight . the disease. A positive HIV test indicates I crain MARKET REPORT Prices quoted at market closing Monday. Board Prices includes basis price $/ $/ Metric Bushel Tonne 236 9291 631 23185 28050 New Com New Soys New Canola Prices supplied courtesy of W.G. THOMPSON & SONS LIMITED R.R. 1, Bethany, Hwy. 7A & 35 | Lifestyles topics at meeting Healthy have antibodies to HIV therefore have been infected by the virus. This means you are a carrier of HIV and are capable of giving the virus to others. It doesn't mean you have AIDS. A negative result indicates no needles with an infected person; from infected mother to infant and transfusions of infected blood. Condoms reduce the risk of getting a sexually transmitted di They don't elimi it. HIV antibodies have been found however it can take three months or more from the time of infection to develop antibodies. For this reason, a test done less than three months after you have valid unprotected sex or shared needles may not be valid. Larry stated "there are over 400 people in Durham Region that have the HIV virus. Anyone can become infected with the HIV virus that causes AIDS. The virus doesn't care about age, sex or race--neither yours or your partner's." HIV is passed directly from one person to another via blood, semen or vaginal fluids. There are several ways to get it: sex with an infected person; sharing Abstinence is the sole answer to preventing the HIV virus or S. Tim is a volunteer with the AIDS committee. He's in his late twenties, friendly and very courageous. Tim told the hushed audience that on January 2nd of this year his doctor told him he tested positive for the HIV virus. Tim - had been in a monogamous relationship (or so he thought) with a man for ten years. His partner had become infected with the HIV virus, then passed it on to Tim. His partner is now dead, having died from AIDS a few months ago. Tim said "telling my parents and sister was a hard thing to Health Unit to inspect wells in Castle Harbour starting this month Homes in Castle Harbour, just north of Port Perry will have wells and septic systems inspected free of charge by the Durham Region Health Unit. The objective is to assist homeowners to identify potential problems and recommend any corrective actions, says Brian Devitt, director of environmental services with the Health Unit in a letter sent last week to homeowners in Castle Harbour, just north of Port Perry. A door to door survey will start November 12 in which homeowners will be asked to provide information on wells and septic systems. Water samples will be taken and inspections will bé done on wells and septic systems, the letter states. port parry printing 201 NORTH STREET 985-9755 nting RUBBER STAMPS % limited do but they've been very supportive and loving." And his friends are supportive too. Remember, people with the HIV virus have feelings too. Don't close the door on them. It took a lot of courage for Tim to come forward to this group. Tim stated, "I'm still human, you can stand beside me, kiss me, hold my hand and sleep beside me." And Tim's message to everyone is "if you have sex, for heaven's sake take precautions. Know the facts and follow them." A debate was held after a short break. Discussions were held on safe sex, sex education in the schools, and parent/teen relationships towards a healthy sex life. For further information and resource material visit the AIDS Centre or call 668-3050. n 4 ARE 2 MAGNETIC SIGNS * INSTANT PRINTING % WEDDING INVITATIONS %* CREATIVE DESIGN and LAYOUT % QUALITY PROCESS and COLOUR PRINTING %* COMPUTER and CUSTOM BUSINESS FORMS % Hospital Foundation rep Debble McGarry accepts cheque for $207. from Coldwell Banker brokers Kelth : Puckrin, Gall Scala and Ralph Falrman. The money was raised by Coldwell by selling popcorn. Fundraising for our community Is thelr motto. Other groups to benefit from the popcorn sales Include the Fair Board, Zero Garbage, Sunderland Bullding Fund. The popcorn wagon Is avallable to any group for fundraising. Contact Coldwell Banker In Port Perry. cMHC 5 Iolping to hole Canadians Ly y AND HOUSING CORPORATION REHABILITATION ASSISTANCE HOMEOWNERS DO YOU QUALIFY FOR S5000. ASSISTANCE FOR HOME REPAIRS? [GUO] Bi i I I SO) 0 WN I GOAN GO 9 AN IY 1-416-404-0020 SCHL Question habitation, comptez sur nous 'ot. RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM (RRAP)