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A uberge opening for baîtered woinen- Orono Weekly Times, Wedniesdiey, December 5, 1984-il Arson trial ordered A form-,er Orono resident accused ot setting tire that caused $145,000 damage to bis- restaurant has been ordered to stand trial for ar- soni. Valerio Longo, 55, was charged by Durham Regional Police after a fire> swept through the Venezia Family Restaurant on Highway 115-35 south of Orono in September 1983. Longo failed to show up at bis preliminary hearing on the charge last January. Prosecutor Ed Bradley said Leongo was extradited from Belgiumn in September, when they learned be was living- in that country. Longo was sentenced to jail for- 30 days for failing to appear. He has been rernand- ed in custody to the Dec. 12 county assignment court in Whit by for trial by judge and jury. J une Callwood, Weil- Auberge general meeting held Callwood, Marjorie Mc- known author and feminist Tuesday, Novemnber 27tII. Colm, president of Auberge was the guest speaker at the Left to rîght: June and Diane Hamnre. chairman change of The solution to the pro- blem of battered women lies in many directions; better legal protection, economnic equality for womnen and in changitig the attitudes of both men and women. June Catlwood, author of several books including "Love. Hate-. Fear and Anger" spoke at the annual meeting for Auberge, a shelter and support system for abused womén in attitu de' Durham Region. "When battered women examine her ontions, thff beating is the better bargain," Callwood said. "The price of freedom is too high.- If she gives up her famnily home and security, she may face a poverty-line ex- istence. She faces igh rents, low salary or welfare, and the, disruption of uprooting herself and ber children. A woman without money is a For Christmas.. Leg Warmers (Reg. 5M9) Save $1.00 4.99 Sweater Rack $2000 or under LOOSE TU ........ NOW 2ozs atl125 Fiqgular 175 - 2 oz&) SAVE -50 MUGS, (Reg. 299) Now for....... ea 250 ME PRODIJCTS REDUCED CoIoqne, Ta1cý Lotion and Soap Rack of Casual & Dress Pants Regular to $31 .50 Now $25.00 EIZR PERFUME SIMPLE Evay Pwarhmv CHILDREN'S ARMY JOGGING SUITS (REG3ULAR $11.50 EACH PIECE) Now $2000 for set J'M e FASHIONS MAIN STREET, ORONO woman without defence.. Attitudestowards women's- contributions in thie home and in society must change. Their skills are undervalued. What they do at home for free, they are expected to do in the work force for minimum wage. Women in the work force earn 56 cents for every dollar a man earns, yet they live in a society geared to a man 's income. The -problemn will flot bc solved until women attain of the Regional Social department. economic 'self-sufficency, said Callwood. 1"In the meantime, she con- cluded, it is important for battered women to realize that they are not atone, that there are others in the same boat.-" Auberge is-a sheter that provides protection and sup- portive counselling to bat- tered women and theii' children in Durham Region. A crisis line can bc reached by calling 728-7311 anytime. Sehool board backs off tower issue The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Educa- tion backed-off a request front a protest group to sup- port an enfvironmental impact on a proposed TV Ontario tower investigation. The group has been oppos- ed to the locating of a TV tower in-their area due to im- pact on the beauty of the area, interference with other transmitters and possible radiation being emitted from the tower and its singles. The group also stated that a letter from the Board to the Minister of Citizenship and Culture calling for construc- tion of the tower as soon as possible had damaged the protestor's cause.1 The letter did mention the Gore's Landing site. The board is to clarify its position in tbe matter. The Boarci is interested in obtaining the TVO signal in the eastern area of their -jurisdictîon which area bas flot to this date been able to use the educational programn being offered. Trustee Donna Fairey said it was not the board's duty t(,. become învolved in the issue, we have more important tbings to do at this table, she said. Bob Willsber, Ward Three trustes said the board should be concerned over thé loca- tion of the tower and said ac- cording to his, information provided by TVO there is no health bazards. Remnoval 0f Snow And Ice From Highways And SidewalkS Within The Town of Newcastle Pursuant to the provisions of thie Town of Newcas- tie By-law No. 78-119, ail occupants or owners of lands adjacentto highways or sidewalks are re- quested to: (1) Clear away and remove the snow and ice entirely from the sidewalks adjacent to theý property within 24 hours of thie commence- ment of the fali of snow. (2) Clear, away and remove within 24 hours snow and lce from the roofs of buildings where the eaves àre Iess than three metres from the sidewalk at their closest point. (3) Refrain f rom placing snow a nd !ce from private property upon thie travelled portion of thie highway or sidewalk. (4) Failure to remove snow or ice during thie time prescribed in the by-law may resuit in its removal by thie Town of Newcastle, thie costs being charged against thie property. (5) Any person Who contravenes the provisions of this by-law may be prosecuted and upon conviction hiable to a penalty of flot Iess than $50.00 or more than $200.00 for each offence exclusive of costs. David W. Oakes, B.A., A.M.C.T. Town Clerk, 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario LiC 3A6 File- 10.38.99. Date of Publication:, December 5th, 1984 P.O. A0342 E Gifts for FL Someone E Special* OROOTNT 983-9757 IN s4 Callwood cails for i