WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6,1987, PAGE 39 1031/2 MARY ST. W.ST TELEPHONE 430-093910 rORE HOURS: )Y TO SATURDAY AM TO 6 PM EXCEPT FRIDAY v JOYCE KILLIN, executive dfrector of Auberge/Sed- na Women's Shelter, discusses Family Violence Prevention Month activities withi Whitby*Mayor Bob Attersley, who joined other municipalities in of- ficially declaring the month. A panel discussion on wife assault will be held May 8, 7:30 p.m., at Durham College. Free Press photo Denis O'Connor schd news By LIZ ABUTA On Saturday, April 25, il students and four teachers from Denis O'Connor Hfigh Sehool, including our principal Mr. Fitzsimmons, attended the Youth Corps Event 22. They witnessed youth-created drama and musical interpretation entitled "Visions of Hope." Henry Nouwen spoke on many interesting and touching subjects. The talk addressed the movement from fear, to hope and love, ýWhich we can find in ourselves and then in a community. On Thursday, April 29, three DO'C students held séats on the an- nual Ajax moék council. Kathy Hudson, Kathy Bezer, and Steve Lam Hon Wahi took on the role of councillor, mayor or civic officiai for the day. In sports, the senior girls soccer team suffered a heartbreak on Tuèsday, April 28. The girls' winning streak was broken, as they lost to Pickering High School by a score of 1-0. Though the girls held more than 85 per cent of the play, they failed to capitalize on many scoring opprotunities. Our junior girls soccer team also lost by a score of 1-0. This loss was hard on the girls since a Pickering striker scored wîth only two minutes left in the game. Better luck next time girls! 180OIn tennis club About 180 have so far joined as memberM of the Whitby Tennis Club which will begin its season this Thursday at Iroquois park with an opening night get-together. Coffe and cake will be available as will.iTiformation and registration for the new season. "We have a really active club," says Donna Elliott, who organizes member$hij for the club. Husband Terry is president of the club. Club nghts are held eyery Thur,- sday »night, tournaments have been arrange4, a program for juniors begins June 6 and both recreational and competitive ladies morning programs are held during the week. Th ere is also competîtive play against other clubs, tessons and an awards buffet and dance in Oc- tober. Men's and ladies' tennis ladders ofer challenges between members i i with the winner moving up the ladder and the lôser going down. Top players on the ladder are selec- tèd for interclub ctômpetition. Whitby playsflubs from Ajax, Sandy Beach and north Oshawa. Registration is $45 per family, $30 for a, single player and !910 for juniors (7 to 15) j For moreinf0rmatibil cal_ Elliott at 668-0893. KAREN SEED, 19, will receive one' of youth's highest honors when she receives thé Duke of Edin.; burgh silver award this Saturday at Queen's Park for service to the Whitby community. .1 % - 4*~49~ .4 ~ ~ z ~ ________ ~%4~*~