CROWREA PROJECT
Project
Crowrea Project is a Molybdenum prospect and is approximately 3,440 hectares (8,500 acres) in size.
Location
Located 15 mines south of Brenda Mines in the Osoyoos and Similkameen Mining Division near Summerland, B.C.
Ownership
This project is a 50/50 joint venture with Molycor Gold Corp.
(TSX.V:MOR).
Property Background
The Crowrea Project (discovered by the joint-venture
in 1995) is a mineral rich occurrence in a northeast trending
dyke zone which required additional discoveries in the area before becoming economical. The discovery was contained in a trench which returned .209% MoS 2 over 38 meters. Subsequent drilling returned up to .273% MoS 2 over 39 meters in hole#95-03-09 and 4.6 metres grading 3.390% MoS 2 in hole#96-14-56.

The 26-hole diamond drilling program in 2006 reinforced those initial findings with returns up to .292% Mo over 10.6 metres, in hole #05-06 in the Webbsite zone. It also seemed apparent that only a small portion of the mineralized structure had been drilled to date.

The acquisition in 2006 of the adjoining Empress Claims and in 2007 of HP Claims greatly increases the total number of potential molybdenum occurrences within the Crowrea Molybdenum Camp.


NEWSFLASH:
Jan. 3, 2008 - 9 drill holes ranging from 514-855 feet (156.7-260.6 meters) in depth completed on the Empress porphyry Mo project
Oct. 30, 2007 - 1800 meter (6000 feet) diamond drilling program commences on the Empress Molybdenum Property.

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