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Gold/Mining/Energy : Winspear Resources -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: peter matson who wrote (5416)	3/16/1998 12:18:00 AM
From: The Fix	Respond to of 26850

From This Weekends Edition of Perspectives.................... Winspear (WSP) We advised to wait for signs that the downtrend was truly done before giving this stock any attention, some advice that proved to be valuable as WSP spent the entire week going lower. We think it has more or less found its short term bottom and should make a bounce higher from here. Could perhaps have one or two more days of weakness. Mountain Province (MPV) mountainprovince.com Do not ignore MPV as it looks like a stock that wants to go higher. Will find some resistance at $6.50 but that is still decent upside from current levels. This stock has a history of creating interest at this time of year, so keep an eye on the MPV. Fixer

To: peter matson who wrote (5416)	3/16/1998 7:12:00 AM
From: George J. Tromp	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26850

Hello Peter: Yes there were very shallow holes drilled in 96 on Snap Lake., that program started in April., very late in the year. The time constraints and Winspears belief then was that the source was just under overburden at Snap Lake. They drilled those holes only 5 meters into bedrock. As I stated last summer., it was my belief that the program was an attempt at making a quick discovery late in the drilling season at Snap Lake. 4 of the holes intersected a narrow dyke on the S. E. corner of Snap Lake. A few holes were drilled W of the 186 last year., but the permissive area for a pipe venting from 186., was not fully explained. As I recall., some drilling directly in the lake this season should cover the rest of the permissive area for a pipe. If you will recall., that 186 anomaly intersected kimberlite at 107meters. This could very well be an offshoot to a pipe or part of the sill or dyke system that Winspear has delineated to date. If the 2 areas the 1000m x 500m area is connected to 186 or and the 4 hole dyke areas., it could be a very large system initself. I suspect and this is purely speculation that Winspears program will involve drilling the deepest holes on an approach to 186., will shallower holes proceeding back to the 1000m area. If there is a relationship between both areas., it would make sense to drill deeper the closer to the 186 anamoly. That would increase the chances of proving whether the sill area is connected to 186 as well prove whether the sources are pipes. Sincerely George J. Tromp