CIRCLES REPORTED IN BRITISH COLUMBIA

*Preliminary Report*

A report was just received this morning, September 1, from Chad 
Deetken (Pacific Research) and Graham Conway (UFO*BC) of ten 
circles in an oat field near the town of Vanderhoof, BC, just 
outside of Prince George. According to a CBC Radio news report, 
the circles range in size from about 30 feet to 150 feet. 
Discovered by Vanderhoof Flying Services. No tracks, etc. 
reported. Dogs reported barking through the night. More 
information as soon as it is available. UPDATE ON CONQUEST / 
OUTLOOK FORMATIONS

Further investigation of the circles at Conquest and Outlook, 
Saskatchewan has shown that several of the circles have 
intricate "cross" features attached to them, comprised of two 
layers of flattened wheat overlapping each other at right 
angles. Additional ground investigation was conducted this past 
weekend by Gordon Sopczak, CPR-Canada and CCCS representative 
for Alberta. All circles have very nice spiral lay patterns, 
with the crop pressed hard to the ground. The circles themselves 
are still there, even after being combined, as the wheat in the 
circles is pressed very close to the ground, and therefore was 
not cut. The farmers at both sites have been very cooperative, 
as have local reporters. Also, the Outlook circles were first 
discovered August 11, not August 18.

The Conquest and Outlook circles were featured in a full page 
article, including color ground photographs, in the August 27 
issue of The Western Producer, one of Canada's leading 
agricultural publications, which constitutes a significant 
breakthrough in bringing this phenomenon to the serious 
attention of the mainstream farming, media and science 
communities in this country. There has also been other local 
media coverage of these formations, plus the Esterhazy dumbell.