'THE PRAIRIE CIRCULAR' NEWSLETTER NOW AVAILABLE

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Premier Issue, Winter 2002: Canadian Crop Circle Summary Report 2002

The Prairie Circular is the new quarterly print newsletter of CCCRN; the name reflects how the prairies have become increasingly synonymous with this phenomenon. As a companion publication to the web site and CCCRN News, it is ideal for those who do not have internet access, but want to be kept up to date on crop circle information in Canada. Of course, it also provides a convenient means for anyone to read up on the latest information at their leisure. The winter issue each year will feature the annual summary report for that year.

Subscription - 4 issues per year, including the annual summary report (winter issue)
(Canadian funds, including postage)
Canadian Customers: $16.00
USA Customers: $18.00
Other Foreign Customers: $20.00

Single Copies
(Canadian funds, including postage)
Canadian Customers: $4.00
USA Customers: $4.50
Other Foreign Customers: $5.00

Single copies also available at presentations and conferences for $3.00 each (copies will be available in the Bookstore at the upcoming 'Signs of Destiny' conference in Tempe, Arizona, November 22-24, 2002).

Payments can be made by cheque or money order and sent to:

202 - 325 East 14th Avenue
Vancouver, BC V5T 2M9
Canada
(Please make payable to Paul Anderson)

Or by PayPal:

Please use the PayPal link on The Prairie Circular page (scroll down) or go to the main PayPal web site, click the Send Money button and enter psa@look.ca as the requested e-mail address:

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or

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NOTE: As PayPal is a US company, please enter the payment amount in the equivalent US dollars when logging on to the PayPal web site:

Subscription - 4 issues per year, including the annual summary report (winter issue)
Canadian Customers: $10.30
USA Customers: $11.60
Other Foreign Customers: $12.90

Single Copies
Canadian Customers: $2.60
USA Customers: $2.90
Other Foreign Customers: $3.20

In a separate e-mail (mailto:tpc@look.ca), please indicate the subscription or copies you are requesting.

NOTE: Customized online payments with PayPal will be available in the near future (payments in Canadian dollars and separate button links for subscription and single copy prices; some technical bugs being worked out).

The sale of the newsletter and related material helps the research work to continue and provides a means of bringing information to people who do not have internet access to the web site, including many farmers, etc.; while CCCRN is not in the business of selling merchandise as such, it is necessary to cover increasing research related expenses involved including maintaining the web site, field investigations, follow-up, presentations, etc. Thank you for your support!

Also a welcome to new Ontario coordinator Joanna Emery (former coordinator Drew Gauley will continue to assist with field research when able to) and new field research assistants Laurel Leaman-Konrad, Jo Slingerland and Tim Chisholm in BC.

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CCCRN News is the e-news service of the Canadian Crop Circle Research Network, providing e-mail updates with the latest news and reports on the crop circle phenomenon in Canada, as well as other information on CCCRN-related projects and events, sent free to your e-mail.

To subscribe, send an e-mail with Subscribe CCCRN News in the subject line to:
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The Canadian Crop Circle Research Network is a non-profit research organization which has been investigating and documenting the crop circle phenomenon and other possibly related phenomena in Canada since 1995, creating a liason between researchers, farmers, the public, the media and scientists in trying to solve this ongoing enigma.

Main Office

202 - 325 East 14th Avenue Vancouver, BC V5T 2M9 Canada
Tel / Fax: 604.731.8522
Cell: 604.727.1454
E-Mail: psa@look.ca
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