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November designated "Wife Assault Prevention Month' In Ontario, November has been designated as "Wife Assault prevention Month." There are many myths to explain why wife assault happens but facts are that one out of every seven women in Canada is battered by her partner. In the Durham Region, women are being threatened, punched, slapped, kicked, beaten, stabbed, and shot at by the men they live with. Violence is occurring in every kind of home and in every neighbourhood; to women of all ages, income levels and cultures. You may know a woman, touch- ed by abuse, or you youself may have known such violence. The Denise House is a safe place for abused women and their children in the Durham Region. The Denise House was named after a former resident, who was abused and eventually murdered in March 1988. Denise represents what should not have happened, and unfortunately, what poten- tially can happen when violence occurs within a relationship. Children exposed to family violence are themselves far more likely to become batterers or vic- tims. In our endeavours to stop the cycle of violence, The Denise House offers the following assistance: -- protection and safety -- accommodations for women and their children who have been abused or threatened -- a twenty-four hour crisis line -- meals, clothing and necessities for women residents -- supportive counselling for residents and non-residents -- information and referrals regarding legal, medical, finan- cial services -- public awareness and educa- tional presentations regarding the issues surrounding abuse The Denise House works to em- phasize that wife assault, like any form of assault, is a crime. No one should have to live in terror. If you would like more informa- tion, or to talk to someone con- fidentially, call 728-7311 or 1-800-263-3725. : Seniors plan for Chrismas Senior Citizens Club 101 met at the Latcham Centre November 14. President Bill Harper opened the meeting and extended a warm welcome to the many members. A two minute silence was held in memory of our Veterans of the three battles who fought for our country, also for two of our members, Clarence Masters & Bob Aird. Mary Cannon read the minutes of last months meeting which we adopted as read. The tickets for the Christmas Dinner are on sale and the dinner is December 12 at 5 p.m.. Come and help us celebrate the festive season. Any members who have hearing pro- blems should attend the next meeting as the Infra Red Hearing System Co., will have a speaker for us to hear. Roy Grierson gave the monthly report for euchre and Jim Martin announced that December 3 was the last guaranteed day to book for Florida and there are only 13 more tickets to be sold. Gord Prentice has received more name tags, so if you have one ordered, see Gord. Thank you to Jim and Min Mar- tin for the enjoyable dinner and theatre at Herongate last week. A small gift was given to Marjory Whipper who will be leaving Port Perry to live in Toronto. Marjory has been a faithful member for many years and will surely be missed by her friends of Port Perry. . Line Dancing and Exercise Class will end in two weeks but come January, we'll be back at it again. The Draw winners were Marion Cawker, Velma Terry, Roy Grierson, Jim Gibson and Carrie Haugh. The meeting closed with prayer but before tea we were entertain- ed by some of our members who sang some old '"Goodies" and even danced for us. The members really enjoyed this group. At 5 p.m. everyone enjoyed the pot- luck supper. Running Boards, Push Bars, Spoiler Kits & Other Custom Accessories. 20% OFF 985-4222 (LYay (Vy [@] NL VINYL SIDING (8" white) Sh 8%. $0. (approx. 100 sq. ft.) ALSO SOFFIT, SEAMLESS EAVESTROUGHING SHUTTERS & A COMPLETE LINE OF METAL SIDING Buchner = Manufacturing Inc. 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