On the evening of March 2 (1967), at about 7:45 p.m., a bright light was sighted low in the southern sky by a teen-aged resident of Ross Road, Aldergrove. As the girl walked in a northerly direction, she saw the light was moving too, and when she reached home, the light was in the western sky. Borrowing a neighbor's binoculars, the girl, her mother and the neighbor observed the light up closer. All three described the object as being disc-shaped, with alternating glows of color, mostly blue and red. The disc jumped and flew in the sky, as if performing. Suddenly it stopped and remained stationary. After a lapse of perhaps 15 minutes, the object started moving back and forth, then it disappeared with no warning at all. Other persons in the area also reported the phenomenon.