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Object Photographed in Canada Our thanks to member 10hn R even boer for forwarding the accompanying photographs and the details about same. On the 16th of March 1973, Bert Harvey o f Sesekinika, Ontario, Canada sighted one and then three strange glowing objects in the northern sky. The objects appeared to be hovering in the general direction of Canadian Forces Base Ramore so he telephoned the Provincial Po lice who in turn phoned the Base but were informed that’ nothing was visible on radar in the vicinity. Original Photo Harvey said the objects were constantly changing colors from red to green to blue, that they started moving about and at one point two of them appeared to merge and then separate again. Harvey watched the mysterious trio from 9 p.m. until 2:30 a.m. in the company of h is wife Ada and his son Rod of Toronto , and Dave Barnac , a conservation officer for the Swastika branch of the Ministry of Natural Resources. On ThursdAY evening the objects were spotted again by r-.’Ir. Harvey but this time they appeared to be much fart her away. /\ ncws photographer, Mr. John Scott Watson was called to the scene. He latcr described the objects as each looking very much like a very bright star and said that every now and then they appeared to move very slowly in different directions “Each one of them kept changing COlor” , h..: said, “but were too distant to enable Ille to take photographs.” MAY-JUNE 1973 Blowup of Original Photo Several hours later, however, Mr. Watson returned to Sesekinika and observed two of the objects- one in the northeast and the other, much closer, in the northwest. He took time exposures at 5, 10 and 15 seconds. The photo shown on this page is one of the blow-ups whkh appears to show either an object with two lighted portions or two separate objects. Watson said , “I would not swear that any of the things I saw tonight were unidentified flying objects. But at the same time it seems st range to me that five stars would be changing color at the same time and moving in different directions.”