UFOs over the Okanagan

This document, titled 'UFOs over the Okanagan,' compiles three separate accounts of unidentified aerial phenomena reported in Kelowna, British Columbia, during February 1966. The report was originally featured in The Vancouver Sun on March 2, 1966, and later appeared in FSR, Vol. 12, No. 3. The first account involves Alfred Quemby, a newspaper printer, who observed an oval-shaped saucer with a dome circling the Benvoulin district. He reported that the object disappeared at an 'almost unbelievable speed' when he attempted to get a closer look. The second account comes from Clifford Cole, an employee of the C.N. Barge & Ferry Service, who witnessed a large object hovering over Okanagan Lake. Cole reported seeing a smaller craft emerge from beneath the lake, remain on the surface, and then return to the larger 'mother ship' before it departed. The final account involves two unidentified teenagers who observed a saucer-shaped object on a Saturday night. They reported hearing a sound resembling a transport truck that gradually faded into a low hum. They further described a diamond-shaped craft emerging from the larger object, circling it, and then re-entering the main craft. The document is credited to Dr. P. M. H. Edwards of Victoria, B.C.