The Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-07-01, Page 15WEDNESDAY, JULY lict, 1944„
THE 1../CKNOW l,Y.CKNOW.,. ONTARIO . .
FIFTEEN
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Lights Seen. Across •
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Icike As Result Of Unusual: Weather.
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One of the very rare occurences! CANDIJ plant to the north of town :.
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provided by nature was witnessed some ten miles was visible with, • .
by a number of persons at, the, •a ' second plant placed directly
lakefront on Sunday evening as , above . it "chine down”. • u
the lights from the Arrierican •
Russell Tout, who alio witness- a
shore of Lake Huron Were clearly ed the 1948 sighting
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visible on, the .hcrizon; of the • Amer- 1:
: : Ican Shore toldthe News that ii.'
First report of the lights came the main lights seen by spectators a • -
from:Bob Tout who called Con- Sunday night were ,probably., Pte. ■•
stable Ed McPhail of the local OPP Aux Barques and Harbour Beach,'"
detachment. Russ Tout known fur Se fifty tO, sixty Miles. across •
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his marineabilities and experience the lake: - .-
was :called to the. scene by the. Although
not a witness. of Sun -
police
pence and ,promptly identified theday night's spectacle, .iTack Camp- 'NI
lights, up. initil this tithe' thought
bell. of Huron Terrace., former w
of as ships chStress, is' the hghts lighthouse keeper of the Point
from the American shore. ..
.Clark light, was most interested/
The lights, a- series of heams in the account of those who were
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both flashing and steady were vis,, more fortunate. Jack,: in 1948, ex--:
ible from about eleven o'clock in perienced erne ofthe most awe -in; ■
the evening to about two 'o'clock spiring 'Sights 'in theform of a
Monday morning, when thalast mirage over the lake. At 'that •.•
Of 'the ' weary watchers straggled night, thought also to be: in June, ■
home • to bed, • neon signs at Harbour Beach could 1• .
Other. ',Strange. occurences can be seen flashing' on and off and'
be attributecl. to the freak weather movement m the city could ad.!
• conditions which prompted the tiallY be distinguished.. • .
, sighting , of the American shore... A Theory • , , • •
Saturday, a .Dr. Waters from God-, • Various explanationsfer the
erich and Jim Cottrill of Cettrillphenomenon have 'been 'put for -
Fuels saw a large .yacht travelling ward; but the most convincing is
•north' up the- lake' on. its masts the one offered : by Jim Cottrill.
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• with the hull out of . the water. Jim related that a warm air mass
The object, of course, was a.. covers the ground,. held by ,a cold u
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age.' Sunday night television re, air Mass higher up. -The wafer in
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.ception was extra - ordinary with the cold air. raass • crystallizes and in
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many American stations coming forms ' a mirror like reflector to :1
in -clearly where nornially. no trace. beam the lights across the wide ■
.can be seen. . . expanse' of the lake.
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OnMonday night, the lights of The sighting 'of. boats 'travelling
• "To -hbride ordering- inyrtajipris
.the American. shore, did not re- upside down'along' the lake has ; •eac.,
'turn, however, the strange incid- occurred a number of tiMes. in the • "
ents Continued., From 'Boiler' beach ',Past- but incidents are few
- with the aid of binoculars, the , , • Kincardine *News annoulicements at The Lucknow Sentinel,
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‘ .:FREE ENGAqEMENT ANNOUNCEMEN.
county assessments' were Reel.m.Sinith, The ''ontariO. Depart- i . . .. • --
—7"--,,upBruce $1,150;303 over 'last year, coup Ment of Municipal Affairs pays ■ ' ••. • .
'ty .council members . learned .-. at $2,500 towards ' ,a. corrunissidner'i.•
the June session. ' '.;- salary, and hal/ the cost of extra L. ' : ' • ' , .
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• many years; reported ramomipooloimm.?am.o.amoonwommumvoiwembein.......maiwoomboadmoomm.4
senor E. J. Finnigan, Walkerton, •ment, up .to $2,5N. • ' • ,,, . ..
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crease last. year. Population of. cence§; continued Mi. 'Finnigan, r
the county had increased 587 this A new `, provincial assessment :
year, he continued. These increases . Manual' will be ready ' in August. ii
do not include assessments liable. . ..
for grants ' in lieu of taxes.. . • . .
Total assessment proposed for 'Memorial Service .
equalization is $55,403,016 , Com-, ' . , .
pared with the 1963 equalization At .87.-Y:eor• Old ' ., . : ..•
figure of $54;252,655• Exempt pro-
perties this year ; totalled $5,590,- - . ' . .
cemetery . .. ,....•
The country has 958,523 acres .. ' - . . ' ' ... 1:
and 42,083 residents, , Mr. Finns .. The ,annual memorial service at li
gan continued. The 1964 total in ..Dungannon _cemetery was heldon 1!
eludes: buildings, $34,990.929: land. Sunday with Rev. J. R. King and ; .7
$14,575;603; 'business $18.304.386, • A. *Veldlitas in charge. Rev. .
s' ,. The music ,was provided by Mrs. ':•
Total ,43s.essiiient. in;optied foi
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Allan Reed. Mrs. W. J. Irwin, ' ..•
equalization by municipalities are:. Jim : Anderson and Larry Pent--• *.
• Walkerton,. $4,304,520; ' Brant,. $3,'- •
• . land, • • •• • ' .
849,836;. Huren, $3,291,000; Ama- '
The , nicely decorated grwireS,
b!1. ,$3,26.1,130; Carrick, $3,122,117: well kept grounds, ideal weather
Kincardine,
incardine, $2,81.5,062; ;Bruce .82,, together with Greet's public ad-
560,650; Kincardine township, .2.- dresS system made the afternoon
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35,525; .Greenock, $2" 501' "' 1.50. Fl- '
' 4 " ' gathoting ono .lo tig to be reinefii- i ■ '
dersille, $2,437,376, Port *Elgin' $2,- bored - •.
220,979;' • Southamptbn . S2 111' 36'3' . '
' . The offering for the' .
'cemetery '111.
Culross $2,089,302; S'aiig'ce' ti.• ..$2.- •
• 002,465. • • . ' upkeep amounted to $152.55. T h e "
° / •,. • • • ' • cemetery was established in 1877..
Arran; $1,990;475; ,.;nesiev. ' :1'4 c, , Previous' to that the burial ground ; .'
719;151; ' Wi'arton, ' $1,004,41"; Kiri-\)vas .at the corner, of Concession La
loss, • $1,738,639; •Eastifor, '41,4011: L, wost Wawanosh on the farm i
404; Lueknow, $1,013,849; • Alb• now owned 1 li• Ronald. Pent-.. 0
marle, $1,080,060; Teeswiter. $,94')e.- land. . , l'N. : ' •
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938; : Mildmay,$746 7'54'. •1"lisle-v. '• '
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$669406:- S. Edmtins ds- '--..ti-7(8-410..---,-- °- -7 — °- ----'-' iii
Tara, $600,148. Lindsay, 4',.188't)75. •• ''• ''' - • ' ' ■
,Atit, Bo> , 110 % t °me vou •
Ripley, $430,565; Lion's lic;(1 .:;s`11.0 -. 1 1 i flt . ' " ' i
565; Tiverton, $260,900. Irep4w.orth., ‘e `.111",e, 'Inddies while I h'' ve al
$205,550. . , only one -*
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Mr. Finnigan 'COmniended: train':
cipal antile,::::r ma' he ;your daddy hasn't tit
assessors ftw ssessing or):. . •
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