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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-01-25, Page 3LackstrwSestineit p,:ijce invesfLafion continue +trams age 1 eheneranother and her daughter oil"vaca- tion ink 'fcardineafter�°the two were hyp- notized by 'Const. Frank Maltby of the Mount Forest OPP detachment. The -sketches were made for a meeting Dec. 19 between 'police forces. A total of three witnesses were hypnotized including one person who reported seeing a woman in a peach nightgown in Kinloss township at 8 a.m. on July 4. The sighting was given "credibility" that a woman closely resembling Lois Hanna was seen walking through a field after the witness was hypnotized, but that it was not necessarily Lois Hanna, Chief Mann said. The concession where the woman was seen was searched extensively after the disappearance but nothing was found, Chief Mann said. Delay in reporting sighting Chief Mann said there was a delay bet- ween the et-weenthe time the two Kitchener women saw the men and the time when they reported their sightings to lice because they were out of the country. It wasn't until "some time late:" when the two contacted police. Asked why the sketches weren't released to the media until Friday, Chief Mann said that orginially the OPP were to release the sketches but investigating officers could not be available to make the release. It was then turned over to the Kincardine police force which couldn't make -the release because in- vestigating officers were not available. Chief Mann took the initiative to release the --sketches=himself -- - . - _-- - One man is described as being in his late 20s with a tan and light complexion and has average _height, weight and build. Chief ' Mann estimated that a man of average height would make him about five feet, eight inches. He cautioned that anyone looking for a man with a tan and light complexion should keep in mind that the man was seen in the summer and that now the tan has likely faded. The other man was described as being about 20 years old with a tan and light com- plexion and has average height and weight with a slim build. The man has shoulder- lengthhair and.was wearing a baseball sap at the lime. The witnesses were nnthle to desmbe : the color of Chair and eyes in : both eases. When asked if the sketches were; the last straw in the Hanna case, Chief Mann said "nothing is ever the last straw." He did say thatthe hypnotized witneaeees were `the "last in a long line of *Means" unless the sketches proaide additional infor. mation. Over 100 people have been inter- viewed in the case and police have rehashed the events and interviews surrowi ding Hanna's disappearance. "We've got ourselves one heck of a mystery !were," Chief Mann said. The Hanna family have been shown the sketches but could not identify the men. IMPORTANT NOTICE Chief Mann said the sketches have be sent to other police forces in the same zone and will eventually be distributed across the province. Currently, there is an alert at the Canada - United States border keeping watch for any unidentified bodies which can be identified by dental records. As part of ongoing investigations, Chief Mann said two sightings in the London area reporting Hanna "look-alikes" proved to be false. The sightings were actually made in the town of Aylmer but were not Lois Han- na. People saw a woman similar in ap- pearance to Lois Hanna working in a local grocery store. When releasing sketches of people, he said there is always a fear of scaring the people involved but "hopefully someone knows these guys." Police do not know where to locate the two men. TO HURMI COUNTY PORK'PRODUCERS Take notice that the 1989 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HURON COUNTY PORK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION WILL BE HELD Wed., Februaryl1189 (STORM DATE: FEBRUARY 2/89) MEETING: 11:00 a.m. sharp DINNER: 12 NOON AT THE LEGION MALL, CLINTON for the purpose of proper business of the Annual Meeting. The Election of Councilmen for O.P.P.M.B. for Huron County. 5284031 I CKNOW PAM CO to5S -WO acres good produe- tive property, ° well drained. 145 workable. *130,000. KIND invp. - Farrow to finish, 212 acres, pit and upright silos, good 3 bedroom home, drilled well. K -100 acres slightly roIilog, 75 workable, small lake. Priced ;52,000000. KINLOSS - 100 acres, fairly level, well drained, 65 workable. '50,000.00. Listings Wanted FRASER MacKINNON 52B-3013 BARRY MeDONAGH 5?84821 DAVID NIae%NNON X95.2483 Received 18 calls since Friday at noon Investigating officer Sgt. Doug Proctor =said Monday they have received .18 calls__ from people saying they know someone who resembles the two men in the sketches. He said "quite a few" of the calls were from the Sarnia and London area while some came fromthe Owen Sound area and some from the Kincardine area. All rails are being followed up by respec- tive police forces who will then report back • to Kincardine police. Officers trying to verify reports in Kincardine have so far found that the sketch and the person believ- ed elieved to be in the sketch do not resemble each other. People calling the police force have said they know someone who "reminds them of the person in the sketch" -and will give policlethenameitlftheversonAgt Pnortor said. If the. person,resembles the isketch,he Will be asked his " =the -morn- ing of July 4. - The most recent call was received Mon- day`mormng, he said. West Wawanosh approves salaries West Wawanosh council met on January 9, with all council members present. A conflict of interest was declared by David Errington regarding negotiations for remuneration .for the drainage superintendentbuilding inspector. Roy Taylor also declared a conflict of interest with the clerktreasurer's salary negotiations. The minutes of the inaugural session of council held December 6, were adopted: as printed and circulated. Council voted in favour of the township registering with the Ministry of Energy, when forms are available, for the Municipal Buildings Energy Efficiency Program grant for assistance in improv- ing the energy efficiency of' the works garage. A motion was carried that the township again become a member of the Assocl'ation of Municipalities of Ontario for 1969. A motion that the township will not become a .member of 'the Ontario Municipal Recreation Association in 1909 was also carried. The rod superintendent was authorized to pirebasendeskforthe superintendent's .dffice, with a oiling Price of $100:00. ,Rod accounts totalling4118324.84 -and generalaccounts0f$29;11003 were passed forPaYlrient. The teldin ector. +Sl -au boozed to issue , a ,, I14ing permit to Albert Plattgliaortior.anaddition_to a shed. Ana Igou toraoan_for,tiie drainage by. 1).; ad* :was!ved.in the 04'4010. 'heI41v1 1 . ' , b noraria, *We OPProv.400: 'OVA.'Per turdtravel ai Per -reeve $1,325year, deputy reeve and coun- cillors $1,000year; •plus 460 per regular. meeting :attended; committee ,meetings $45 per attendance and extra .meetings$25 per attendance; travel allowance to seminars or other professional activities 24t per kilometer; 'road superintendent $12.47hour; .$12hour forthegrader operator plus $.00yeareach for footwear;, $10hour fior part time vehicle operators, and $Thour for trainees. Pre- sent part4ime employees shall be given priority for casual help at the stipulated part-time rate. -clerk-treasurer' salary $27,000year, plus $1;,800 for clerical work and bookkeeping for the road department; and travel allowance of 24t per kilometer. The corporation was authorized to bor- row, if necessary, sufficient funds, to an aggregate of M* to ,provide _the necessary services iimtil taxes are col- lected. The rating by-law coven ng a tile drainage loan to JD. Shetier inihe amount .of $& was given 'three readings, duly signed and oealed. DePotY reeve liamiltooSeeger -and 'ClerkTreasurerArmstrong are to;registerlor and attend the PayEquitty Seminar in London Onislanuary27. There was :ape . donuts the invoice for � ; rater'lime 'tO : LfOliadation for:the.ef sabatilfaltlSr t1ed ` Invoice aitt '_bleu Fe iy 7,,,:g p.ni. 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