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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 31, 1984-7 ting entrance ta Orono Ex., tic Cat World SEX ABUSE CASES INCREASE DRASTICALLY A Children's Aid Society report covering the first eight months of 1984 in Durham show sex abuse cases have in- creased by 101.8 percent over the same period . in 1983 which also showed a similar increase over cases reported in 1982. Mort Mander of the CAS points out this increase is reported throughout the Pro- vince and says it results front better awareness of the pro- blem and better reporting from professionals,. the public, victims and; their families. Fifty-five percent of the reported cases for the first four rnonths in 1984 have been con firmed. Orono Exotic Excitement is beginning to mount for Wolfram and Christine Klose of Orono Ex- otic. Cat World as they visualize the completion of their dream just north of the Village of Orono directly east of Highway 115 and 35 at the 'Taunton Road intersection. Not only will tigers, lions, cougars, jaguars and bobcats be on view i new outdoor enclosures currently uup4er construction but two hyenas, a pair of bears and foxca are already on site to take up new living quarters for the view- îng public. In all there are to be ten outdoor compounds set around the fourteen acre site each with a heated cave for the animiaIs and appointed with large limestone rocks of which a total of 150 tons have been distributed through the ten enclosures. In speaking with Mr. Klose he said he is now considering a petting zoo which could in- clude small deer, minature donkeys and possibly sheep and goats. He points to a two acre site which Would be used for such a featu*e at the Cat World. 1As one is toured around the complex.at this point a cage is being completed -for monkeys as well as one for racoons., Swans and geese make use of a large pond and Klose notes that the banks of the pond will be ablaze with the colour of wildflowers during the summer months. The seed is already sown for the summer bloom of 1985. Currently giving the site a natural look 150 Austrian Pine, Colorado Spruce and Silver Maple trees fourteen to sixteen feet in height are be- ing placed throughout the site. This operation is transforming the complex in- to a natural nature area. The trees are being provid- ed from another Orono operation, Evergreen Farms, owned by H. J. Sissons, south of Orono. The Kloses are also pro- viding a quiet picnic area for travellers who view the Cat World and here again it wvill feature the use of trees to provide the esthetics for the setting. A parking lot for fifty cars has already b een completed and a most interesting en- trance building lias been created usîng split cedar rails as roofing enhancement. AIl animais are enclosed in high-fence areas which are surrounded by a four foot chain-lînk fence to keep viewers a safe distance froin the enclosures. The complex is expected to be ready for opening the first of th e new year. TENDER I SEALED TENDERS, for the "Collection of Refuse" listed below, addressed to the Corporation of thue Town of Newcastle, Office of the Clerk, 40 Temperance St., Bowmanville, Ontario, LiC 3A6, wvilI be received in the envelope provided until the specified closing time and date. Tender Documents can be obtaine d f rom the Purchasing Office at the above address. Tender No. 84-21 - COLLECTION 0F HOUSEHOLD & COMMERCIAL REFUSE FOR: AREA 1 FORMER VILLAGE 0F ORONO AREA 2 ORONO ESTATES SUBDIVISION AREA 3 FORMER VILLAGE 0F NEWCASTLE Closing Time & Date: 12:00 Noon (Local Time>, Monday, November 26, 1984 BlD DEPOSIT: A bld deposit in the amouni specified in the Tender Documents must accomn- pany each bld. The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac- cepted. Mr. D.M. Homeniuk, P.P., Purchasing and Supply Agent Corporation of the Town of Newcastle Telephone: (416) 623-3379 Ext. 67 Date of Publication: October 31, 1984 P.O. No. A1120 KlI Pide,. Pmofit fi Consistent perfori, maturities. Kl173I YiELO OF AERAE SOURCES 0F DATA 1983 Ortaro Pertormafce T,a1 Wolfram and Christine Kiose, excited over their development, -dîsplay a hand caxved maslt from Africa. h I Cat World