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KINCARDINE Residents
of this Lake Huron resort
town are beginning to wonder
if they have their own brand
Of Loch NesS monster.
"Fifteen to 20 feet long with
ripples on their backs, and
swimming offshore of Huron
Ridge," a resident reported to
the provincial police detach-
Ment here.
The Huron Ridge woman
said she and several others
were on the beach about 7:30
p.m. July 1 when they saw
what looked like a log go by.
They were startled to see it
- lift its "head" and change di-
rection. At least nine more
came along later, she said,
"definitely going against the
current."
People ordered their chil-
dren out of the water.
A police boat patrolled the
area, but found nothing. Po-
lice suggested the "monsters"
could have been large carp
surfacing.
"When the water's calm,
water flowing over rocks
location marker to wash ashore in
this area was found recently at,
Emmerton Beach, four miles south
of Kincardine, and Ontario ProVin-
cial Police caution' that the' flares,
can be a hazard.
The first one found on Ontario
shores was located two-months ago
just north of. Douglas Point.
The flares contain a phosphorous
subStance that is actuated by
contact with water. They are
normally dropped by airplanes to
mark locations of ships in distress.
The one that came ashore Wednes-
day still had some of the
phosphorous intact. Police believe
it could .detonate, inflicting 'severe
burns. •
The flares will float. Made of
aluminum.Oey are about 18 inches
long, cylindrical, ,and about three
inches in diameter. Weight is 4 3/4
pounds.
If you're doing nothing at all
decay has already set in.
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of the tube shoUld have a point of
hardwood riveted to it, and a few
holes, 1/4 inch 'in diameter, made
just above the hardwood..
The tube should be inserted into
the bay. Drop a 'candy or oven
thermometer attiched to a string
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temperature is 150 degrees, the
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when' the fire pockets contact the
air.
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means the hay is almost sure to
ignite.
Workmen should never work
alone and should always, have ropes
tied around their waists as a safety
measure when working on the
haymow. Long planks should be
placed over the hay ,for mem to
stand on and observe or remove the
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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creates a trickel on the sur-
face and it could look like
something," one 'Kincardine
town policeman 'said.
But the woman who first
spotted the unidentified swim-
ming object has her own
theory about what caused it—
the Douglas Point nuclear de-
velopment.
"Maybe the warm water up
there is making things grow
bigger."
Don' White, an information
officer at the plant rejected
the , theory. Some species of
fish prefer the channels
where warm water flows into
Lake Huron from the plant, he
said. But there has been noth-
ing to indicate the warm
water encourages unusually
large specimens. •
The Huron Ridge woman
said a resident of the south
end of Kincardine has told 'her
she saw similar things in the
water from her hilltop 'home a
few weeks ago.
And the people who were
on the beach on Huron Ridge
on Dominion Day also saw
them, but she doesn't' know
who the people 'were.
Asked to describe the "crea-
tures," she said; "I've never
seen an eel, but they were like
what I' think an eel would look
This is not the first time
Kincardine residents have re-
ported seeing unusual animals
in their community. A baboon
was reported sighted last Oc-
tober, and two months ago
some residents claimed they
saw a bear in their sub-
division at the north edge of
town.