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Date: September 10, 1980 at 9:00 pm
Location: Rice Lake
County: Barron

Source: Rice Lake, WI Chronotype, September 17, 1980

Details of Incident:

 

UFO Takes Look at City, Then Leaves

Evidently, the occupants of an unidentified flying object spotted last Wednesday hovering over Rice Lake did not appreciate what they saw and continued on their way.

No further sightings have been reported since last Wednesday evening, when a group of kids turned in a UFO report to city police around 9 p.m. Wednesday.

Others who reported seeing the strange lights in the night sky were Mark and Michelle Gonske.

According to Mark, he and his wife had just returned home, when Michelle saw two bright lights hovering over the city.

As the Gonskes watched, the brilliant white lights, which were blinking rapidly, moved over their home and continued to the northwest.

Mark said at first he was sure the lights were on an airplane or helicopter, but as the object came overhead, all that could be heard was a low hum such as that of a small electric motor.



Date: September 10, 1980
Location: Armstrong Creek

Source: Peshtigo, WI Times, September 17, 1980

Sight Flying Object Near Armstrong Creek

Three persons reported seeing an unidentified flying object in the skies in northwestern Marinette county Wednesday night, Sept. 10.

Mrs. Irene Eder, who lives year around on the South Hilbert Loop road, a mile east of Highway 101, said: "I saw this round ball of light shining on the blacktop as I was going for a walk. The light came down through the trees and then went up and away." Mrs. Eder made the sighting about 9:30 p.m. The Eders live five miles north of Armstrong Creek.

At the same time Mrs. Eder's husband, George, reported he saw the unidentified flying object while he was driving east on Highway 8 between Cavour and Armstrong Creek, about 10 miles west of his home. "I saw this bright light, like lightning," said Eder. "I know it wasn't an airplane or helicopter as I worked for Swissaire."

Another person, Gary Honeybuss, traveling from Nome, Alaska, saw the object as he was also on Highway 8 between Cavour and Armstrong Creek. Honeybuss, 33, stated, "I was scared so I shimmied up a tree. The thing was about two feet around, like an oversize softball, with flame colored light flashing back and forth at treetop level. I've seen a lot of things but I never saw anything like that."

Eder reported the sighting of the object in the sky to authorities at Sawyer Air Force Base near Marquette, Mich. and to county officials.

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