CCCRN NEWS
E-News from the Canadian Crop Circle Research Network
March 5, 2005
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For those in the Vancouver, BC area...
(apologies for late notice)
'MYSTERY IN THE CORN FIELDS' PRESENTATION
'Mystery in the Corn Fields'
Barclay Manor, Vancouver, BC
March 7, 2005
Presentation by CCCRN founder and director Paul Anderson,
on the unusual formations in cattle corn fields of the local
Fraser Valley region of British Columbia and elsewhere in the
country, which have become more numerous in recent years
(including 2004), up to 300 feet long and in plants up to 10
feet tall, with unique physical anomalies and scientific evidence
rarely seen anywhere before (with some specific details to be
published in the pending BLT Research Team / CCCRN report);
the CCCRN teams and others have been doing excellent work
in the investigation of these formations.
Part of an on-going lecture series providing a synopsis of
CCCRN's investigations of crop circle formations in the prairies
and across the country, with exclusive information and reports.
CCCRN gives regular presentations for the Monday Night Free
Lectures at Barclay Manor, a beautiful heritage house in the
heart of Vancouver's West End (part of the West End Community
Centre).
1447 Barclay Street, Vancouver, BC
7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Admission: free (with $1.00 Community Centre single event
membership)
Please call 604.257.8333 to pre-register
For further information: 604.731.8522 (CCCRN),
604.257.8338 (BM)
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