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To: marcos who wrote (873)	8/7/2002 3:31:08 PM
From: 4figureau	Respond to of 5423

>>.... bit of a surprise the PoG move, i was expecting one more major buy opp in the sector before Labour day ..... still might get it, in this kind of volatility ....... right out of left field, a test of 292 or so, whack ... load the truck time then Gut says short/hedge covering and the usual chipper-flipper-clipper-dipper pro-crowd. (g) Would be surprised if it carried on tomorrow...but happy :) Just noticed this...hope he has a good nose: >>Stealth Minerals appoints consulting geologist Stealth Minerals Ltd SML Shares issued 28,299,560 Aug 6 2002 close $ 0.17 Wednesday August 7 2002 News Release Mr. Bradley Jones reports Stealth Minerals has appointed Dr. Ken Dawson as its consulting geologist. Dr. Dawson has been active worldwide in geological fieldwork and research since 1963. He received his BSc from UBC in 1964 and his doctorate in economic geology, also from UBC, in 1972. From 1974 to 1996, Dr. Dawson was with the Geological Survey of Canada with responsibility as the regional metallogenist for the Canadian cordillera. Dr. Dawson has significant experience in several geological environments with extensive field and research knowledge of skarns, epithermal and mesothermal gold and silver veins, and porphyry Cu-Mo-Au deposits. Stealth Minerals is fortunate to have Dr. Dawson as part of its management team as his skills and knowledge are a perfect complement to the company's Toodoggone project, which is an extensive land position with several deposit-scale copper-gold-silver prospects in the Canadian cordillera. The company has initiated a $1-million exploration program on its Toodoggone project in north-central British Columbia.<<