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From: Michel M. Deschamps <ufoman@ican.net>
Date: Mon, 19 Jul 1999 23:53:45 -0400
Fwd Date: Tue, 20 Jul 1999 09:44:50 -0400
Subject: Ontario, Canada Reports - June/July '99


Tuesday, June 15, 1999

Location:  Dowling, Ontario

At around 11:20 p.m., a Dowling resident was outside looking at
the star-studded sky when, out of nowhere, appeared a strange
light..."as you turn a light on," he said.  It was in the
western part of the sky, about 3/4 of the way up from the
horizon.  Then, it got brighter and bigger and went out.  Where
the light disappeared, another light appeared, which was a lot
smaller than a star.  This second light went away slightly to
the right at a 45° angle and vanished.  The sighting lasted
about 5 seconds.


Tuesday, June 22, 1999  (reported on Sunday, July 11, 1999)

Location:  Sudbury, Ontario

At approximately 11:45 p.m., a Sudbury resident noticed a
reddish orange light travelling from south to north.  He thought
that it was probably a plane heading for the Sudbury airport
even though it seemed to be pulsating instead of blinking.  He
was about to turn away when the light suddenly got brighter and
another light lifted straight up from it, sat above it for a
minute and then took off at high speed to the northwest.  He
went out for a better look with his binoculars, but the lights
were gone.

He stayed outside for a few more minutes and was about to go
back inside when he saw two reddish orange lights coming towards
New Sudbury from the southwest.  The lights were travelling side
by side, with one slightly ahead of the other and passing under
the clouds.  "They were much brighter than any other stars or
planets and moving at a steady pace," he said.  "I watched them
with the binoculars but couldn't make out any kind of distinct
shape about them.  They then seemed to get brighter and a light
would rise up from the front one about every 5 to 10 seconds and
then bank around and head back towards downtown Sudbury.  The
back one also had lights rising from it, but at a much faster
rate than the front one and these lights were much smaller and
only red in colour."

He said that the smaller lights were also banking around and
heading towards downtown at a high rate of speed.  The two main
lights then started to curve slowly towards the northwest and
seemed to just fade out.  The sighting lasted for about 8 to 10
minutes.  He never saw them again, even though he stayed out for
another 30 minutes or so.


Sunday, June 27, 1999

Location:  Lively, Ontario

At around 12:20 a.m., a Lively resident reported that he saw
what he thought was a star in the sky.  Upon closer examination,
he noticed that this steady white light was moving very slowly.
It then suddenly sped up and disappeared into the night sky at a
45° angle.  The sighting lasted between 2 and 5 seconds.


Early July  (received anonymous call on July 10, 1999)

Location:  River Valley, Ontario

An elderly resident from River Valley reported that at around
10:30 p.m., she saw a great big light travelling from the
northwest and heading east.  It was about the size of a plane,
then it suddenly disappeared.  The sighting took place during
the same time period of the wind storm that damaged trees and
property.


Sunday, July 4, 1999  (reported on Sunday, July 11, 1999)

Location:  Providence Bay, Manitoulin Island, Ontario

At around 9 p.m., while camping at Providence Bay, a family of
four saw an unusual object in the sky.  The family dog was the
first to "sense" something strange.  They described it as a
single white light which travalled straight across the horizon,
from east to west.  It then flared up twice and disappeared.
There was no sound.


Monday, July 12, 1999  (Reported on Thursday, July 15, 1999)

Location:  South Bay, Manitoulin Island, Ontario

A couple camping out at their camp on Manitoulin Island couldn't
sleep because of the heat so they decided to lay down on the
deck of their boat.  As they watched the sky, they spotted a
silver object as it came in from the west, stopped and reversed
direction without turning around.  The time was between 4 and 5
a.m.


Monday, July 12, 1999

Location:  Chelmsford, Ontario

While fishing at Vermillion River, a Chelmsford resident saw an
unusual light that came in from the west and headed south at a
20° angle as it disappeared behind the treetops.  Then about 2
seconds later, he watched as the light came up from behind the
treetops, heading in the same direction it originally came from,
at an incredible speed.  The time was approximately 10 p.m. and
the night was clear.  He said the light looked like a falling
star.  It never flashed and it was yellowish-blue in colour.
There was no sound.