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To: wychwood who wrote (3208)11/1/1997 11:38:00 AM
From: I_C_Deadpeople  Respond to of 4057
 
Previous to the last release, the resource was at about 617,000 of which 500,000 was a/b/o. With the new release, the total is just under 700,000 of which about 600,000 is a/b/o. I was just reding on another thread that Echo Bay had a property around Timmins that took them 1500 drill holes to get a resource of 1.5 million ounzes. Maybe the pace we are at is not all that slow after all.

As for Echo bay, I am very leary that they will continue with this arrangement in it's present form. Firstly, Echo themselves are a corporate mess right now - new mgmt., high cost to produce, etc. They have been talked about as a takeover target. Secondly, I believe that if they do stay in the deal the next pp will be renegotiated to a lower price, maybe 1.00 or 1.50. They know that with or without them FLA will need cash to drill next year and it is better to get it at 1.00 than .40 . I hope I am wrong on this one....



To: wychwood who wrote (3208)11/3/1997 6:05:00 PM
From: Steve Stakiw  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 4057
 
To Wychwood, The previous resource estimate figures of 600,000 oz plus
generally pertained to the whole Buffalo Valley property. The A/B/O
Complex had a mineral inventory of 522,122 oz gold prior to this
recent update to the figure to 600,106 oz. Outside of this area, the
Company has identified another 100,747 ounces of gold in mineralized
material. This provides a combined total of 700,853 oz gold in the
outlined areas.

Regards,
Steve Stakiw