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To: stan_hughes who wrote (1687)	11/8/2005 9:42:58 AM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 78417

Well the accelerant has not yet been added to their pattern. I estimate further information as the daughter holes unfold should add brisance to the detonation. I am not sure the stock will Matterhorn but it may distinctly pimple in the next few weeks. Some people were talking a single digit entity. Others waxing slightly lugubriously volunteered the possibility of a 2 digit presence. It's all unbridled and perhaps unjustified exuberance. Please try to restrain yourself. The whole thing depends on the plungiferousness of the eagle and the unfolding of the intersections in a like or better manner to a. the mine grade up-plunge. b. the goodie good good hole recently announced. You never know. So far so good. Perhaps we will return to Balmier times. BC-6 will be used as a master hole from which offset wedge holes will be drilled targeting the Bruce Channel gold structure. This rig is scheduled to continue drilling until freeze up and resume in early 2006. Diamond drilling is continuing on drill hole BC-11 which is located adjacent to BC-10 on the east side of the Bruce Channel. It will continue drilling through the freeze-up period. This hole has now intersected the "Balmer assemblage" rocks that host the extended high-grade gold zones as reported on August 29, 2005 and September 21, 2005. The BC-11 master hole is expected to be completed by the end of October with assay results to be released in early November. A number of wedge holes will thereafter be undertaken with assay results released when available. EC<:-}