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6-Orono Weekly l imes, Wednesday May 27, 1981 An unusual house plant exhibit Sign by-law (continued from page 1) Smith also said it would be unfair for new signs having to abide by the by-law while those predating the by-law were not to be affected. Counc. Cowman, chairman chairman of the planning committee committee asked the désire of members and indicated that $he would be in support of the existing by-law. Mayor Rickard during the discussion said he did not knovy why everyone affected were phoning him instead of the department. He said he has had a number of calls regarding the effects of the by-law. Don Smith said it appeared that some don't believe what he has to say concerning the by-law. Mr. Merlin Slute of Bowman ville, who along with his wife last Thursday judged the Orono Horticultural Show, draws attention to an outstanding exhibit in the house plant division. The interesting exhibit was shown by Mrs. Nellie Baird of Orono and was a centre of attraction. Mrs. Baird said she had grown the plant, a Pachystachys, from a slip obtained obtained at the C.N.E. MORRIS HOUSE IN KIRBY (continued from pagel) tions that the Clark Museum be consolidated at this location. location. the Clarke Museum be consolidated consolidated at this location. The proposal has been considered considered by the Management Committee of the Town of Newcastle. The Management committee has agreed, that although there was merit to the proposal, it was not in the interest of the Town to proceed proceed at this time. The Committee suggested that before any further commitment commitment is made by the Town in respect of the acquisition and operation of additional facilities in the Orono area, especially new public buildings, that the Town should determine its existing and future requirements in the area and should develop a • program and budget for property property acquisitions and the sale of surplus properties through the Town as a whole. The committee noted, that the moving proposal would cost in excess of $15,000 which had not been budgeted for in 1981 and that no estimate of ongoing operating costs had been made available. It was. also noted that there was ho guarantee of Wintario funding funding available to the project in 1982. „ The report pointy out that a portion of the designated heritage site on which the Kirby Kirby School building is located is subject to a land exchange commitment between the Town and the Ministry of Transportation and Communications Communications which may result in the eventual rezonihg of a portion of these lands for a commercial use. In speaking with the chairman chairman of the Museum Board Sunday, he said that the Board had already lost a section section *of land south of the, school but in return was to receive some additional land to the north of the school building. Smith, at council meeting, said he hesitated to recom-t mend the moving of the Mor- Pickerel opening results by R.D. Dyke, Kawartha Lakes Fish Technician ■ Anglers contacted by Ministry of Natural Resources field staff, in the Kawartha Lakes area, on opening weekend indicated 451 yellow pickerel were kept by the 1,079 fishermen interviewed. interviewed. : A considerable number of small pickerel were also reported returned to the water. The average catch was less , than a. pound but pickerel up to five pounds were caught. : , , ; The larger fish were generally taken in the lake areas near shoals and gravel bars. Good catches of perch were also, seen at many locations locations with large-sized perch showing â considerable increase increase over past years. Conservation Officers indicated indicated that violations of the ; fishery regulations were minimal with the most frequent frequent infraction* being anglers using more than one fishing line. Anglers gre teminded that muskellunge season does not open until June 6th this year, and smallmouth and largemouth bass open on June 27th. # Orono Squirts win Orono Squirts Team II, sponsored by Oshawa Crane, opened their soccer season successfully on Friday evening evening with a 10-0 triumph over Bowmanville Team IV. Veterans Jason Major, Shawn Hardy (2 goals), Kevin Roberts (2 goals) and Cameron Esler (5 goals) led the attack while newcomers Scott McAllister, Jim Partner (1 goal), Roy Mitchell, Scott Williams and David Burnett played strongly both ways. Mark Plummer and Derek Dennis were defensive stalwarts and Rookies Jarret Prescott, Darren Currie, and Andrew Preston showed spirit and heart in their first game. Kevin Roberts and Scott McAllister shared the' shutout. Congratulations are extended to the boys for a fine effort and the coaches wish to thank the parents and sponsor for their support. NOTICE The Directors of The Hamilton Township Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, invites the policyholders of the Company, to attend the Official Opening Ceremonies of the Companys' New Office Balding 1176 Division Street Gobourg, Ontario , Saturday, May 30th 1981 at 2:00 p.m. "Open House" 1 - 5 p.m. RON BESTS VICTORIA FORD MERCURY ris House due to operating costs and the condition of the building. Mayor Rickard said that if ' the house was not moved this year, it may not be there next year.. The Ministry had set a deadline fot moving the house which is now passed. Don Smith did inform council members that a further further report as to the use of buildings in Orono and Other features would be before the Planning and Development committee at ,their next meeting.' , With this information council voted to consider the Museum'proposal at the same time. 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