lt~-ltOQ..Q-5(Vol.4) CO "A" OTTAIIA no: u.r.o. Report - November 7, 1969. Further to 1'fl1 telex 0183646/3 or 29 OCT 69, pleaoo find attaohod ain&le co py ot tolox moaaoge roco1vod. Your report is a11aitod. RI!V. llll!l ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE OUTGOING MESSAGE FORM ~ICCtCt CII ,01 IIII,.OJI.,.. AfiOIII AOOJICtiCI QlltA,f'U,.~'t "A.~t tiNI, Ol' OI.U,J;ti S~T. WA BISAILLION II;C\IIIIIH~ c .. IC4fl01'f COMMR 01"1' CO A" DIV \~:: . .PL.~.~-~ .. / ., PSB CONTACT SMI'l'B PALLS PD AND lUKE UFO REPORT OP MAN CO-AIR 1. FILE HUMBER, BRANCH or SECTION, DRAFTER' S NAME, etc.-To be filled h1 by the originator to lncilltote prompt handling ol reply or query ro&ordlnR tho messo&e. This Information is not lronmltted. 2. PRECEDENCE -Indicates to COMCENTR the rcloUvl' ordor In which messages are to be tmnamllted. (n) FI)R ACTION ADORP.!.;ES-E,ter precedence assigned to all action addressceH, I.e., DEFERRED, ROUTINE, PRIORITY, OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE or EMERGENCY. (b) FOR INFORMATION ADDRF:SSES-Entor precedence nasi &nod to nll lnformntlon nddrossees-usuully 3, TO-Enter oil ncllon oddrosses. Locol lrbbrevlotlons oro not to be used II addressee Ia outside the Force. 4. INFO-Rntcr uti information oddroaaes. In multiple oddreaa messages (same messog~ to more than one oddteasoe), 11ddressees to be designated oil her ACTION or INFORMATION. S. ORIGINATOR'S REFERENCE HUMBER- (a) Enter orl&inotor'a referenco numbor. It will be tronsmlttcd a a first word oltext ol mcssa&o. (b) A menage sent In reply to on Incoming messoge MUST whenever available, contain a reference to end the Orl&inator's numbor of thAt Incoming message. I.e. HQ 127 R,. Your K62 ... Text. 5 18 OTT OCT29 'WOULD YOU KNOW WHO THIS DEPARTMENT COULD CONTACT IN 00 OTTAWA WITH REGARDS TO UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS WE HAD WHAT SOUNDED LIKE A SONIC BOOM THIS MORNING AROUND 5 . 45 AM AND A MOTORIST WITNEESED SOME OBJECT IN THE SKY WOULD THE RCAF ROCKCLIFFE BE ABLE TO A3SIST RE UFO THINK ONE COPY GOES TO COM!~ SQ OTT TELEX 0 13218 AND COPY TO COrMISSIONER RCMP HERE WILL FWD ZB ABOVE HERE TO CIB WHO HANDLE UFO RE~.VR LAST MSG NSR 5 18 IS THIS TO BE TREATED AS A REGULAR MSG AND PROCESSED AS SUCH OR WILL THERE BE SOMETHING FURTHER FORTHCOMING ALSO WHO I S SMF'? SMITHS FALLS PO AND THEY ARE JUSf RECORDING THI S FOR YOUR lNFOR l DONT THINK 1'HERE IS ANYTHING ELSE TO COt~E BUT SUPPOSE H U WANTED ALL THE PERTINENT DT DETAILS U WOULD HAVE TO SED SEND THEM A MSG AND ASK FOR THE REGULAR FORMAT OK WILL SEND I T 0~ TO GIS AND LET THEM HANDLE IT FROM HERE TKS cJJ;f_fi), THE CCJOOSSIONER FORWARDED 18 Bonaber 69 beiq further to Winnipeg Detachment Telex WD 904 dated 12 Oct 69. ROYAL CAN~-DitN MOUNTED I"'UI"'-" GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA (B> , -U.l'.O. Report S!ADKat Ira Jf;r boJ'fri.-.4 aa4 1 vve clri.Ylq baM rl'OII hh brother' a place DeV Anoh, ...._toba. It va abaQt llal5' pa (COT) on October 9tht 1969. Vhen. w vve about ~ lliles vest or Aaola oa P!ll 115'1 I aav a Ht ot U.,bta ill the 8k7 to av lett. So ve stopped the 0&1' aad turaed the llchta ott. I noticed 1 t becauae it vu riai.nc 1n the alc7, th 1t would tall al..Jiost to the C1"0'QII4 theA d qaiD. It vu swt ot a lcm& CTlinder abapect ob3eot, vital tlaabJ.q b.l"igbt red ll&bta. We watched 1t tor about tb.He ldmltea, 1t kept coi.Dc -r up iD tbe Ilk)" then tell. oloae to tbe Crouad ntbe.r slovl:r. WheD it vaa cloa .. t t o ua 1 t looked to be about a llile ava troa ua. .uJ. ot a suddea it Just cliaappand. t'be aJq vas tairl7 clear tbat night, there vere a tw star. out. WI'la J.R. BABI,nl,l Cat. 3. It 1a Wf7 op!o1on tbat both are .. as1bl.e, tuN, TO'QQ& adults, I ~ tbe source ot the above 1atorat10t1 aa quite reliable. '+. Aa oo tuzother actiOft is required at tnia point, t he tile rill be tel'lliDated. llve u abovn below. Copies ot this report are attaobed 1n duplicate to be tol'VlU'decS to Headquarters I v "K . =-, WIN!IIPSG OETACIL'1ENT. AL~ CO'-II'IICI~'>OHOfWC:t: TO 0 [ AOOfllC:UIIOI TOUT 1: C OAf\CJI'OND.tNC C. 001,. a CO"'"'ISSION!A fiOVAl. II~CIA~ MOUN1'D POL.IC~ 0 A,WA '1, CANAD A c.-1 f't. otcucr;: co..,~c hilT LE CO,.. "'lSSA I AI! OENO~RMERIE AOVALt! OU CANADA OTTAWA 7, CAN,\OA \'/lNNIPJ::O reports for the HIAOOUARTER S -O tAE CTION oiNi:RAI...I!: OTTAWA 7 , CANADA 11e : Sitthtinga of UFO' s - " D"';Division. November 4, 1969. lh do not appear to have received the follow-up Sighting reported in the following telex telex WD 904- telex BDN 246/24-7 telex N 17 v Brandon det. vMelita det. 2 . For your information, the incoming telex is l'etained on the IIQ file until the report is received at which time a singl e CQpy of the report and the telox are forwarded by mail, usllally without comme11t', to tiTe N.R.C. As the. reports often have sketches or photographs or may contain additional infonnation of value to N. R. C. researchers, early submission permits them to better correla~e a nd evaluate lhe information, es, Insp., in ~harge, vestigation Branch. EXEMPTION/EXCEPTION 'C)( ! ~ ACCESS TO INFORMATION ACTi I.Of.SUR L'AOCESA L'INFOAMATION November ~. 1969. CO "D" WINNIPEG Ro : SiJhtinss of UFO' s - "D Division. \1/e do not appear to have received t he follow- up reports for the Sight ing reported i n the foll owing telex Brandon dot. 1-tolitu dot . telex WD 90~ telex BDN 246/2~7 t elex r.r 17 2 . For your information, t h e i ncoming telex io rota:lnecl on the HQ rue until t he r eport ia received at which timo a single copy of tho report and the telex o.re for,~o.rdod by mail, uoually without comment to tho N.R.C. As the reports often have sketches or photographs or may contain additional information of value t o N. R. O. researchers , early eubmiasion permits them t o better correlate and evaluate the information. 'iiAB/ jmck a.n. Jones, Insp Officer in Charge, Criminal Investigation Branob. CC~1P ll OTT Ocr 12 II ao PH '&9 19/~4 PtliORITY DEFERRED .1PG 12 OCT UNCLAS NHC NETECR CE~TRE I .~FO CANFORCEHEJ COI~111 53 I ONER h0904 U.F.O. REPORT- ATLANTIC AVE WPG 4, MAN., REPORTED SEEN UFO ATAPPROX 11:15 PM COT 9 OCT 69 WAS TRAVELLING ~EST ON H~Y ~EST 0F ANOLA, MAN IN COMPANY WITH 15 ABOUT 5 t~ I 319 KILBRIDE AVE WPG 17 AT THE TIME SUBJECT STOPPED TriEIR VEHICLE AND 03SERVED UFO FOR 2 TO J 111 NUTES BEFORE IT 01 SAPPEARED TH~ :)KY WAS CLEAR AT THE Tlt1E OF SIGHTING UFO DE.5CRIBED AS CIRCULAR SHAPE DULL hETAL ~ITH RED FLASHING LIGHTS IT APPEAHEO Tv B~ ABOUT ONE 1'.1 A,;..y FLYING I N UP AND DOwN PATTER~IFALLiiiG FnC1 HIG'i l rl :)!{Y ALNO:)T TO TrlE GROU~D THEN BACK U? INTO THE s~Y :.'PG DETer- nc,.,p ll OTT RE: U.F, O, SIGHTING Brandon, Manitoba 5 OCT 69 THF CO ISSIONER HQ lj.OO- Q- 5 FORI~ARDBD, 6 NOV 69, for yoW' information being furthe r to Brandon Detacbn.ent Telex #246. CONClUDED HERE ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POUCE -GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA OTHta PU tlffllf+C:IS trf, AUHU 00Uifl1, P'tr!lt !tera A -P \!E .-;m T P.m OF j IOEIT ('lOa B -C'JifD trr~;; o:1 s::y a C -IOOm'IFICA'ftn~ OF O:lStntvt:n: D -LOCA'\'~Jr. fl."~;' OESER'f"ZR AT '1' ~.8 I)F ()! mtl'I 'iCI 3 -IDE tTii' !CAT ICli OF' OT.lf.R PBn- 3 0!'i l\.t,;lO Ol3SE. n:ro .:m U'll'Oa CGntrlll amo ~:Jne ( DST) !lortn ,r :tuttGos Av'3. to beak laDe botwsan Had1:J,n eras. aad ONttQ .lCrJf school 7ard Brandon , Manito~;:.,:~\~ ~11 o o!' a.rorementto.a Ven br1trht -white litdlt -appeii-,(' oval ahapo -!lASh 1.:11: lnteos l.tiea t1bhtlog all the sky -~ objec' oaly-ooat inuoua Mot l m -travel- line ~nst to:> Woat -no aouod -verT hich -cO'lll tdered. too hip !'or a pl~ t:l d 1!!plsy o. ti(lht of such lnto~stt7 -ros~tlonorl north o~d P.ast. l n '-he s:<y. T1'11 !!lld :JOC' h~tr minutes apprO?t1.ill&e17 When ~hJoo t d l~al'pos.red ln tho West, the o'bsa n er 1 oo kc<~c1 to t he elrust and Ob49l''7od 9 stat1:ll:lo,ry flourescent aLow vh1o~ did D?t subside during t " o 1.~ mi .m:tes ho 11ntohod S'1!11e bor~ro nntor tng t.ho house. llr. s11b::~tt.ou n !Jt.'lto"'ent -::'1vfl:ot~s; t'1o !llglltL'l~ o! t he 1!7oJ :uld s~e 1s eabOI! tact os recolted horoundor~ T!h'El 'Z~rl:r .:lundny m:>rnlntr October 5 11tth thro hmu '>1 l1 :o 1nrl lz30am. gk'z Cgpd ttt.2m Cl?IV\y ;Jatc:hns; not; o el"lll::' !1~7 COHfiNUAtiON IUJJI 01. C.IU ~ Wnt:~l:q .1:>rt'l rr1n ~uc .,s '""' !:o;:Jt tn 1,,,~tll7 bnt\lfH~ ~l11dt:na "l:y d!'t o.nl1 I :'l.l"st ;'l-:lt.tcr..i n !'1:-:tht-:(( \!hlw llp,ht htli:b. l n ,., <t t 'lCP ~he vnst d!Not l,o, ...-o tn.,u~t 1~ mt~ot ~& 3 l:1ntl P but u :.c!:ly rul,.! th ls -'t1t 07 t'lo T"~Pld1t1 'li1ttl ll!l'ch the Us:;ht ~1:1s t:')'Jlng ::."ld by t~o ~rt::e of ttn bi!a:. Tt halt t:~ be ''9"''!" "a1gh .,~d.,,.~ lt!l 'lV"'l-sl'ltl'f'd bO~'Itlt 1thlch .,.,s :~hl:tlnc tr. nn l!lr.loot ol11~tt~l n;at.~rnvoo tiF."~lnft U') n ll!rr.t' 'Qor~!..,n ,;: the:> s .:y. lo?thnJ" ~I".Lar., Vn!l th.-t: ~'-o S V;tS no nud lhlo !:l~ltld t"at v e c:)Ul1 d tee t.. 1t111a; 01r lei tr-.1 vo:.:to Of~/lrt -:~! tnf.l s ;:y. ;\ctuntly r vntehtd lt 1':>r o bit l:>. lg!!:' tl::o th!.\:t rJ'f ~:1 o . ., ~"C:lll:a 1\ litt1."' up:s1t nd vont. 1l'ltl) tho bUUQO ~hOAd ~ ~. l}thor .'1;-,n the ob?v(l, r aa" not.hL'Ig '>:' :1:'\Y pn.rttoutr ntzo, oOll\'lr or .l.'lt-:trt:tl. r Oll"'tnt ~v'ln racntl !l'",lnr: .1ny moon th:~t as ~tl !11!1 ryt :'lt!'Hl w::u Coa'!l!"'1 :>n t.bnt st.ra'1r:o tlo:~b::nr. 11c;ht. tho at. ran e-o .J t ~>hB t:-:lmtn :>n I '" ''l7 t ! ~<J hP.d r 'I'! r :J" ,n tn thtJ nk7. " /c to t.la"me nt 'OUTE CO,..,_C::tt'ONOANCC OOIT iuu: AD"'&.sti.t. CO...,ML t.U:tft L~ COMMISS.IfUl OHN OAAMERI AOVAl.U CO CANAOA 0T1 AWA ' CANA CA OTTAWA 7, CANADA November 4 CO "D" ~;IINNIPE.G no: SiRhtinga of UF0 Dif ',Division. We do not appear to have received the follow- up reports for the Sighting reported in the f ollowing t el ex Brandon det. Nelita det. telex ~ID 904 telex BDN 246/247 telex J.l 17 2 . For your information, the i ncoming telex is retained on the HQ file until the report io received a t which time a sin&le copy of the report and the tolex are forwarded by mail, usually without comment', to t11'o N.R.C. As the. reports often havo sketches or photographs or may contain additional infonnation of value to l'l. R. C . researchers, early submission permits them to bette r correlate and evaluate ~he information. G. N. Jones , Insp., Officer in Charge, Criminal Investigation Branch. RC~IP 1; OTT PHt ;;ii T'I ::~t:llh~:: "iJ jEf )CT!:! U aCLlS Ocr 10 6 rs PH 'gg F1.LLC'II : I 1 :ilP 11 TE;:: -.IFCOF(C) (F) V:R'f :!rW~tJT --t~ I Tr. L I ':~T -~?F~r\rc':~ C',.L !i'Ar~ -F"L.l jtW r. 158 OTT OCT9 4/5 PRIORITY /ROUT JNE BON OCT9 UNCL PRIORITY/ROUTINE BRANDON DET OCT9 UNCL NRC METEOR CENTRE CANF'ORCEHEO OTT BRANDON S/DIV BDN24 6 U f 0 REPORT. C. NORTH FROM QUEENS AVE E BACK LANE BETWEEN MADISON CRESC AND SCHOOL YARD. 250 YDS D. NONE -FLASHING WHITE LIGHT -QUICKLY FLASHING E. VERY BRIGHT PIERCING CLOUDS BRIGHT AND FAINT F. WH lTELIGHT G. FLORESCENT GLOW -NOT BRIGHT -IN CLOUD -OVAL SIIAPE NOT DISTINGUISHABLE H. WATCHED FOR ABOUT 2-1/2 MINUTES J , NORTH AND EAST -EAST -WEST DIRECTION K. AFTER PASSING OUT OF SIGHT -AGAIN LOOKED TO EAST AND OBSERVED A FLORESCENT GLOW STATIONARY -STILL VISIBLE FOR 1/1/2 MINS. STILL VI SIBLE WHEN OBSERVER ENTERED HOUSE BRANDON OET RE: U.F. O. SIGHTING -RM of Arthur, ~an 1 toea -6 OCT 69 FORWARDED, 6 NOV 69, for your information oeing further to Melita Detachment Telex #~U7 togethe r with Supplementary Report suomitted by Hamiota Detach- ment dated 17 Cot. 69. CONClUDED HERE Gerald Rio hard GRATTAN ( 6 APR 69) Sighting of Unidentified Plying Object Rural Munioipality of Arthur, Manitoba CO..,fiNUUIOH C 1l7 tlY I 4 6oS 10. The following is a statement obtained from Arthur CREWS, Statement of Arthur CREWS (BD 27 MAR 1886) Melita, Manitoba, 8150 P.M,, 10 OCT 69 Jaoo A.M.l"IT~r~e~tifil fe~e iB !~: f r~ngr u~u~t what the ~emperatur6 was, it was a oooi night. After looking at the temperature, when I turned around, I notioed a light on the window sill and thought it was a oar. I hauled the curtain back and saw this bright light, a little bigger than the moon. It's outline was very sharp, It was still when I saw it, it stayed there only a few minutes and then moved South Bast, then it changed and went North West and out ot sight " WIT1 ORIGINAL SIGNED (GoRo GRATTAN) 2/CST. Melita det. ORIGINAL SIGNED A , CRE\~S 11, At first CREWS wa s not sure of the date only it was less than a month ago, he then remembered his daughter had visited him on the evening ot 5 OCT 69, that very night he saw the objeot, This would place the date of his sighting in the morning of 6 OCT 69. The exact time he does not know, only that between 2 100 and )100 A.M. every morning he gets up to so to the bathroom, CREWS cannot say at what distance the object was, only it was very high in the sky, Very bright and of an 1lluminous nature it cast it's own light, It's color was yellow with a red tinge, very sharply outlined and emitting no sound. Be estimates the objeot was still tor approximately one and took at least two to three minutes to disappear, It was hard to tell it was moving only the fact that there were some tree branches between h1m and the objeo and these were moving across The same weather conditions pertain to CREWS' sighting as 1). The reason CREWS did not mention this before is beoause he is BJ years old and thought that people would only laugh at him. I would consider CREWS as a reliable souroe, CONCLUDED HERE 1 (GoBo GRATTAN) 26829. ICJ4P ..... , CONU NUAtiOH C UP Gerald R1ohard GRA'l'T.A.N ( BD 6 APR 69) S1gbt1:ns of Un1dent1t1ed Plring ObJect Rural Mun1o1pality of Arthur, Manitoba 6 OCT 69 TWO Statement ot About two months aao, I' not sure ot tne date~ It waa 2100 A.M. and I woke up and saw this pinkish glow in 1117 bedroom, I got out ot bed and looked out the window. This light, p1nk11h 1n oolorL waa hoveriD6 about 15 teet ott tne ground 1n IQ' rard. l:t waa about the size ot a soft I went outa1de and 1t bad already started to move and went atra1ght South West in an eratio flight, k1nd of wobbling trom aide to aide, at no more than 10 m1lea per hour. It took i t a good 10 lllinutea before it was out of sight in the South West. WIT 1 ORIGINAL SIGNED (B.Ao PINE) CPL. 1/o Melita det.' bu1ld1ngs are located on the-- Rural lrbnioipalit;r of Arthur, ~his s South Eas.!....2!....!!! aight1D6 When tiret bedroom window, .......,aare the obJect was approximatelr SO teet awar onoe outside the obJeot was approximatelr 150 te~t awar and emitting no sound. The obJect was never o?er 15 the ground. and sometimes lower. Weather to the best ot recollection was clear however he could not be sure. He sure v1aib111t;r waa good as he oou.ld see the lights ot Melita,' V1aib1l1tr during da;rt1me 1n a South West direction would be approximatelf ) miles. 7 -ha ... a ood reputation in this area and is considered a reliable source. does not wish b1a name mentioned 1n regard to his sighting. 1s is why be did not report same earl1er but at the tae he did tal.k to neighbors about it. 8. -reports to this oftioe giving the date of h1e Be remembers this because he had e1ght1ng ~A.M., 9 JUL 69. a meeting to attend that evening. Manitoba reports to this that her~ Arthur ClllEWS ot ~el1ta, Manitoba, seen a u.r.o., approx1u.telf one month ago. ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POliCE -GENDARMERIE ROYALE DU CANADA 'CMP tiU R(fUlNCUt Ell'. OOSSitAl GltC1 OfTAa.MIH:f OfTA01f.M(N1' Gerald Richard GRATTAN (BD- o Sighting of Uniqentified Fl~ect z:~ 1 . Further to Melita Det. outgoing message number 17 2. At approximately 2:40 A.M. Central Daylight savings time I was proceeding North on P.T.H. #83 a~ approximately 45 M. P. H I noticed a l