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To: Goalie who wrote (684)	3/12/1998 11:30:00 AM
From: VAUGHN	Read Replies (3) of 7235

Hello Goalie Some terrific info. Thank you. Wish I could have been there for CJ's presentation. Was Howard there? He's quite a dry character isn't he? Had a very interesting flight back up last night. Was seated next to a gentlemen from Debeers, Richard Moleneux engineer in charge of their SA mines. He was on his way up to Kennedy Lake. Very interesting and pleasant man. He knew both CJ and HB. It was his first trip north so he was up with the Japanese tourists for a few minutes, taking in the northern lights in the pilots cabin. He essentially confirmed a number of the geological suppositions I have made about diamond emplacement down in the southern end of the NWT play. Dykes down there would appear to have less to do with the degree of errosion than with the host (metasediment) rock's tendency to shatter with kimberlite emplacement. This would lend support to the potential to have pipes near dykes. Hence SUF may have pipes in Munn Lake despite all the dykes they have encountered to date. Munn is in granite I believe, not metasediments. Keep the info coming. Regards

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