Real UFO's or just UFO Days fever?
Rumors of unidentified flying object touchdowns always seems to prompt
folks to recall their own experiences with the unknown. When I returned
from a visit to Doug Hines' hayfield Friday, the Herald girls were ripe
with questions - and stories.
"What did it look like? Did it have
flashing lights? Any footprints?" they asked excitedly.
While Hines
admits he enjoys an occasional science fiction novel, he appears willing to
hang his hat on evidence that the powdery rings left in his alfalfa field
were a form of mold, not star dust.
I was the first one to say
shucks.
As usual, the Dzubay family was enroute to church when I saw my
first UFO. It was June, 1967 and we were traversing a Vance Creek town
road when Pop pointed out what looked like an aircraft over Nick Peroff's
hayfield.
He pulled over, killing the lights and we watched, spellbound
as the object darted back and forth over the 20-acre plot. It was too
maneuverable for an airplane, too quiet for a helicopter and too remote for
some secret Air Force Project.
I was and still am convinced we witnessed
something from the beyond that night.
Ad representative Vicky Howe
bettered my story.
It was maybe 10 years ago that Vicky, her husband
Chuck and Chuck's brother-in-law were heading to the latter's house
following an evening at Joe's Valley. They were motoring down County Trunk
O when simultaneously, the motor died, and the car was bathed in blinding
light and a horrendous roaring sound.
"We
figure one of those darn things
must have been sitting down there and when we came through, it took off
and lit us up," Mrs. Howe recalled. When someone snickered, she added
emphatically - "I wasn't drunk,
either!"
The Howe's took a different route home.
Not to be bettered,
Robin Kruse said she'd never seen a UFO per se
but there was an evening a few years ago when she witnessed seven rings
around the moon.
Hmmmmmmmm. Maybe.
It's easy to see how Elmwood has
managed to build a whole festival around UFO's. I think it would be great
if E.T. and his buddies would make their first public appearance there this
weekend and put Pierce County on the world map.
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