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Technology Stocks : Turbodyne Technologies Inc. (TRBDF) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Michael Bidder who wrote (1647)	8/7/1998 1:58:00 PM
From: Adrian du Plessis	Read Replies (6) \| Respond to of 3458

Leon Edward Nowek has been, or is still, a director of the following public companies: Angle Resources Ltd Arimex Mining Corp Arnhem Resources Inc (see Duck Book) Astic Ventures Inc Bravo Gold Inc Clear View Ventures Inc (now called Turbodyne Technologies Inc.) Consolidated Redding Explorations Corp (see Redding) Duck Book Communications Ltd (formerly Arnhem and one of the wackiest stories in VSE history) Enterprise Resources Inc Europrime Capital Corp Everest Resources Ltd Gator Resources Corporation Goldenrod Resources & Technology Inc Haglund Industries International Inc Hollycroft Resource Corp Lansing Enterprises Inc Mariner Explorations Inc Medsana Medical Systems Inc Monument Resources Inc Mountain View Ventures Inc Neuro Navigational Inc New Nexus Petroleum Ltd (see Nexus) New Westwin Ventures Inc Nexus Resource Corp (see New Nexus) Northfork Ventures Ltd Redding Gold Corporation (became Cons. Redding) Redex Gold Inc Reward Resources Ltd Schiffner Oilfield & Technology Corp Turbodyne Technologies Inc (formerly Clear View, formerly Dundee) -- according to the company's most recent SEC filings, director Nowek is "responsible for business development activities as well as regulatory affairs" Visible Gold Inc Westwin Ventures Inc White Hawk Ventures Inc Anyone interested in the history of these companies can read about them on-line through the Canada Stockwatch database (and some of the more notorious deals, like Duck Book and Northfork Ventures can be found in various newspaper etc. databases). You, or any interested party, could check off these companies and have fun seeing how many were or are legitimate, successful, enterprises and how many were or are failures, or outright scams. It's an entertaining, and possibly valuable, exercise. Have a great summer, everyone.