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"Lady Annie" and "Flying Pig" mines (not necessarily company names) near Mount Isa in Queensland, Australia.
FL
Dolly Varden Resources DLV
Moneta Porcupine
Moneta is money in Sicilian dialect. (Currency in Italian) Porcupine is the district.
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Oops-- it's AngloGold Ashanti (AU) not Anglo Ashanti Gold as stated in my last message here.
FL
Do fun names help stocks go up?
A good name might attract buyers and help a stock price go up (without similarly inspiring SELLING the stock). Also, I suspect that a "fun" name is usually a good name.
There are bad names (like "Solutia"(SOI) or "Altria"(MO) coined to avoid guilt), and some names may become bad as times change (energy companies with names resembling Enron). I suspect that Crazy Woman Creek Bancorp (CRZY) will attract some, but will scare off a larger number.
Not all investors are grave, serious and rational. I think many are quite proud of owning certain stocks, and some will admit buying and holding a stock "for fun". Yoo-Hoo beverages did well in the 1960's with some help from the name, as did Yahoo in the 1990's.
Among miners, I tend to like like Scottish or African names. For some reason, the name "Placer Dome" just doesn't appeal to me, nor acronyms like PMI. Iamgold sounds like the cat food "Iams". I loved the written form (if not the Afrikaaner pronunciation) of some of the old South African mines like Randfontein, Vaal Reefs, Free State Geduld, President Steyn, Blyvoorzuicht, etc. The Australian miner Sons of Gwalia is good as is Oxiana. You could name a daughter Oxiana. Like Christiana. The added "Ashanti" adds definite cachet to the new name of Anglo Ashanti Gold (AU), now the world's largest gold miner.
And who could resist buying Porcupine?
FL
It's a boy...
Mountain Boy options 30 claims near Silver Coin
2004-04-26 05:54 ET - News Release
Mr. Randy Kasum reports
Mountain Boy Minerals has optioned 30 claim units west of and adjacent to the Silver Coin property on the Big Missouri ridge, 24 kilometres north of Stewart, B.C. The company can earn 55-per-cent interest in the claims from New Cantech Ventures for the cost of staking and fulfilling the assessment work.
Mountain Boy Minerals has also reacquired the option to obtain the remaining 50 per cent of the Mountain Boy property that it does not already own from Minvita Enterprises Ltd. In a related matter, Mountain Boy Minerals has reached a mutually satisfactory settlement agreement with Minvita Enterprises Ltd. and Teuton Resources Corp. regarding an outstanding dispute involving drilling services provided by Mountain Boy Minerals in 2002.
E. Kruchkowski, PGeo, is in charge of the exploration programs on behalf of the company
That's CRAZY!
Grub 33...
This one is hot: http://www.habaneroresources.com/
Also, HOO Hoodoo Hydrocarbons
Combo names from yore were always more interesting than what we come up with these days. Rayrock Yellowknife, Three Ducks Syndicate, Cataraqui Mines, Nudulama Mines, The Cook Land Company, British Matachewan Gold Mines Ltd., New Telluride Gold Mines of Canada Ltd, Kirkland Kalgoorlie Ltd, Robin Red Lake Mines.
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Lots of possibilities, I wonder if this one will springback?
Springbank Ventures completes reverse takeover
2004-04-01 18:52 ET - News Release
Also News Release (C-OBP) Ondine Biopharma Corp
Mr. G. Bruce Dean of Ondine Biopharma reports
ONDINE BIOPHARMA CORPORATION ANNOUNCES COMPLETION OF ACQUISITION OF ASSETS AND FINANCING
On Aug. 19, 2003, Ondine Biopharma (then called Springbank Ventures) reported in Stockwatch that it had entered into an agreement to acquire all of the assets of Ondine Biopharma, a British Columbia corporation, including all of Ondine's intellectual property rights pertaining to its newly developed photoactivated disinfection technology for the treatment of periodontal disease, and other viral and bacterial infections, in consideration for the payment of $400,000 and the issuance of 10 million payment warrants. The transaction was a reverse takeover under the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange. On Feb. 27, 2004, the company's shareholders approved the transaction, and on March 31, 2004, the TSX-V accepted the reverse takeover, and ancillary matters outlined below. The transactions closed on March 31, 2004.
The company's business focus is to develop and market topical, non-antibiotic treatments for infectious disease, including periodontal, and other viral and bacterial infections, using photodynamic therapy (PDT) as a platform technology. PDT is an emerging field of medicine using light-activated drugs, called photosensitizers. Photosensitizers preferentially attach to eukaryotic cells, targeting them for destruction, and are biologically inactive until illuminated by a light source of an appropriate wavelength and intensity. This mode of therapy has already achieved regulatory approval as a treatment for a number of proliferative diseases. The company's mission will be to develop and market an FDA-approved, non-antibiotic treatment for oral infectious disease within 24 to 36 months, and thereafter to expand the product pipeline into other topical sterilant applications.
Summary of acquisition
The 10 million payment warrants were distributed to the shareholders of Ondine and its parent company, Ondine Biopharma, a private Delaware corporation, pursuant to the winding up of those companies. A total of 6,965,586 of the payment warrants are subject to a value security escrow agreement, to be released in accordance with TSX-V policies for Tier 2 issuers over a three-year period. The payment warrants will convert, for no additional consideration, on Aug. 1, 2004, to an equivalent number of common shares of the company. Should the company become a Tier 1 issuer prior to release from escrow of any of the payment shares held under the value security escrow agreement, the payment warrants will be released in accordance with the parameters for Tier 1 issuers. Peter Dunsfield, an individual at arm's length to the company, received a finder's fee of 200,000 payment shares in connection with its acquisition. The payment warrants and the shares to be issued upon the conversion of the payment warrants are subject to a hold period expiring Aug. 1, 2004.
Name change
The company has changed its name from Springbank Ventures to Ondine Biopharma to reflect the company's new business direction, and will resume trading on April 2, 2004, under the new trading symbol OBP.
Private placement
The company completed a part-and-parcel private placement of $3.1-million, comprising 12.4 million units at a price of 25 cents per unit, each unit comprising one common share and one-half of one share purchase warrant, each whole finance warrant entitling the holder to acquire one additional common share for a period of two years at a price of 40 cents per common share. Finder's fees totalling 987,056 common shares were paid for facilitating the private placement to Gary Frank, an individual at arm's length to the company, and Robert Cross, a shareholder of Ondine. The finance shares, finance warrants, any common shares acquired upon exercise of the warrants and the finder's fee shares are subject to a hold period expiring Aug. 1, 2004. Of the 12.4 million private placement units being issued at closing, 2,266,222 are being issued as payment warrants, convertible to an equivalent number of common shares on Aug. 1, 2004, of which 453,280 payment warrants are subject to the value security escrow agreement.
Proceeds of the financing will be used to further the development of the PDT for the treatment of periodontal disease, and other viral and bacterial infections. In addition, the company used part of the proceeds of the private placement to repay debt incurred by Ondine to finance Ondine's business since Aug. 19, 2003, including the development of its PDT technology. By agreeing to pay the loan, the company was able to receive the benefit of the continuing development of the PDT technology during this period.
Share capital and change of control
Upon the resumption of trading of the company's shares, there will be 11,603,563 shares issued and outstanding, of which 10,254,034 will be subject to four-month resale restrictions expiring Aug. 1, 2004. On Aug. 1, 2004, all payment warrants will automatically convert to common shares, such that an additional 12,466,222 common shares will be issued, resulting in a total of 24,069,785 common shares being issued and outstanding. Of this amount, a total of 7,418,866 shares will be held in escrow pursuant to the value security escrow agreement, to be released over three years as to 10 per cent on Aug. 1, 2004, and 15 per cent every six months thereafter. As a result of the transactions, Carolyn Cross acquired the right to ownership and control of 8,154,191 common shares, which, assuming the exercise of all of her payment warrants, finance warrants and other convertible securities, would represent approximately 30 per cent of the total issued and outstanding common shares of the company. Ms. Cross did not previously hold any other securities of the company. Ms. Cross intends to hold these securities in the company for investment purposes with the intention to evaluate her investment in the company and to increase or decrease her security holdings as circumstances require.
Change in board and appointment of new officers
Upon completion of the transactions, Bruce Dean was appointed a director, and president and chief executive officer of the company, and Ms. Cross was appointed director and chairman of the board. Vipul Shah was appointed chief financial officer and Dr. Nicolas Loebel was appointed chief technology officer. Andrew Walker was also appointed to the board. Colin Watt resigned as president, and Ted Burylo and David Patterson resigned as directors of the company.
G. Bruce Dean -- president, chief executive officer and director
Mr. Dean was president of the Mark Anthony Group, a manufacturer and distributor of alcoholic beverages, from May, 2001, to February, 2003. From February, 1999, to April, 2001, Mr. Dean was managing director of FS Australia, a sportswear manufacturer and distributor, and from December, 1994, to February, 1999, he was area general manager and managing director of Gillette Australia, a multinational consumer goods manufacturer, and makers of Oral B and Braun oral hygiene products. Mr. Dean attended Monash University in Melbourne, Australia.
Carolyn Cross -- chairman of the board and director
Ms. Cross is managing director of Vencourt Capital, a venture capital company located in Vancouver. She is managing director of Courthill Capital, an investment counselling firm for high-net-worth individuals, and former vice-president and portfolio manager with Royal Bank Investment Management, the institutional investment management arm of the Royal Bank of Canada. Ms. Cross has many years of experience with early stage companies. She holds a certified-financial-analyst designation, a master of business administration degree from York University and an HBA from the University of Western Ontario.
Vipul Shah -- chief financial officer
From October, 1998, to March, 2003, Mr. Shah was vice-president of Incepta Ventures LLC, a venture capital firm specializing in telecommunications and technology investments. He has small business management experience and a certified-public-accountant certification. Mr. Shah holds a master of business administration degree and a master of arts degree in professional accounting from the University of Washington, Seattle.
Dr. Nicolas G. Loebel, PhD -- chief technology officer
Dr. Loebel was the chief technology officer of BioPreserve Medical, a manufacturer of medical products, from July, 1995, to September, 1998. From September, 1998, to January, 2001, he was the chief technology officer of OptiMEMS, a medical video endoscope manufacturer. Dr. Loebel has been the chief technology officer of OBC since January, 2001. Dr. Loebel holds master's and PhD degrees in bioengineering, and a bachelor's degree in aeronautical engineering, all from the University of Washington, Seattle. His research focus has centred on the theoretical modelling of periodontal disease and tooth mobility, and in fibre optic waveguide propagation theory, evanescent coupling and the applications of optical fibres to interferometric sensors. Dr. Loebel has experience in pharmaceutical and medical product design and manufacturing, corporate management, and business development in public market environments for several companies, including Eli Lilly and Col, a manufacturer and distributor of fibre optic sensors. He has authored several publications and patents in the area of interferometric and fluorimetric fibre sensors.
Andrew Walker -- director
Mr. Walker has since September, 2002, been a principal with the Vancouver-based law firm Equity Business Lawyers, a firm specializing in providing advice to business owners in both the private and public company contexts. From January, 1998, to September, 2002, Mr. Walker was an associate with the law firm of Boughton, Peterson, Yang and Anderson. From January, 1994, to September, 1998, Mr. Walker was a sole practitioner. Mr. Walker is a graduate of the Ottawa University Law School, and has practised corporate and securities law in Vancouver since 1988.
Stock option plan
The company has implemented a 20-per-cent fixed stock option plan pursuant to which it reserved up to 4.9 million shares for issuance and has granted 4.65 million options to directors, officers and consultants. The options are exercisable at a price of 25 cents per share for a term not exceeding five years while it remains a Tier 2 issuer. Should the company become a Tier 1 issuer, the options will have a maximum 10-year term.
Ever collected pogee?
Apogee Minerals arranges $300,000 private placement
2004-04-01 18:58 ET - News Release
Mr. Terry Fields reports
Apogee Minerals has reached agreements in principle to a private placement of 2.5 million units at 12 cents per unit for gross proceeds of $300,000 with a number of accredited investors. Each unit will consist of one common share and one share purchase warrant exercisable to purchase an additional common share at a price of 16 cents for a two-year period from completion of the financing, which is expected to occur in late April. The proceeds from the private placement will be used for working capital. The offering is subject to execution of definitive agreements and TSX Venture Exchange acceptance, which is expected in the ordinary course. The common shares in the units and the shares issuable on exercise of the warrants will be subject to a four-month resale restricted period in the principle Canadian jurisdictions.
Actually fairly common. Bear's tend to use walking as a means of moving from one place to another. I am guessing in your case they are usually running though, question is, what direction?
Here's an odd one:
Walking Bear Resources Inc.: Announcing Letter of Intent
CALGARY, ALBERTA--(CCNMatthews - Apr 1, 2004) - Walking Bear
Resources Inc. (the "Corporation") announces that it has entered
into a letter of intent (the "Letter of Intent") with National
Debit Inc. ("NDI"). The Letter of Intent contemplates a reverse
take-over (the "RTO"), pursuant to which the Corporation will
issue 5,916,666 Common Shares in exchange for all of the issued
and outstanding common shares of NDI.
Giant Yellowknife; New York, Honduras and Rosario Mining Company
Great names from days of yore. Also: St. Louis & Yavapai Gold Mine.
FL
Cool little dude KD.
Well that is interesting, I didn't know that. Still sounds like a -chitee name for a stock though. LOL
It does look pretty cool.
Malachite is a famous and very popular semi-precious stone.
It is named for the Greek word for "mallow", a green herb. Its banded light and dark green designs are one-of-a-kind, and give it a unique ornamental quality unlike that of any other stone. The light and dark green bands are so distictive that malachite maybe one of the most easily recognized minerals by the general public. A popular design of ceramic ware which imitates this banding is named after the mineral malachite. It forms the banding from subtle changes in the oxidation states of the surrounding pore waters, but the exact mechanism is still not well understood.
Tumbled stones of malachite are possibly the most popular tumbled stones ever and are sold in litterally every rock shop around the world. Carvings and figurines of malachite are almost as common. A skilled craftsman can make the concentric malachite bands follow the curves of a work of art like contours on a rugged terrain. Although malachite art is not as precious as jade; it is hard to argue that it is less beautiful.
Malachite is also popular in jewelry, Native American Southwestern jewelry especially. The stones inlayed in silver make a nice variance from the traditional turquoise jewelry. Instead of competing, the two green stones tend to compliment each other when placed together in the same settings. Other stones such as coral, mother-of-pearl, azurite, jasper and onyx used in the typically handcrafted jewelry also compliment malachite's green colors.
Although its massive carvable forms are well known, its crystalline forms are much rarer and only recently becoming widely available to the average mineral collector. One of its more unique habits is its fine acicular crusts and tufts. At times appearing as a mat of thin hairs or as a carpet of green velvet. Another unusual habit is its stalactitic habits such as pictured above.
Many beautiful specimens of malachite contain special combinations with other minerals. Such combinations are some of the most colorful mineral assortments in the mineral world. They include such stunningly colorful minerals as dark blue azurite, sparkling black mottramite, baby blue chrysocolla, or rusty red limonite. So common is malachite that it is associated with almost every secondary copper mineral whether they are carbonate minerals or not. Malachite is found with many rare copper silicates, halides, phosphates, sulfates and carbonates such as duftite, libethenite, aurichalcite, sphaerocobaltite, kolwezite, shattuckite, atacamite, chalcophyllite, antlerite, conichalcite, rosasite, chalcosiderite, clinoclase, brochantite, graemite, liroconite, mixite and cornetite, to name a few.
X.MAR - Malachite Resources
Don't know anything about this stock but the name made me laugh.
Hope they didnt adopt a problem child...
Orphan Boy adopted by Imperial
IMPERIAL METALS CORPORATION
TSX SYMBOL: III
DECEMBER 23, 2003 - 12:13 ET
Imperial Reports Orphan Boy Investment
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--Imperial Metals Corporation
(III:TSX) announces that it has acquired, by way of private
placement (the "Transaction"), beneficial ownership of and
control over, 800,000 units of Orphan Boy Resources Inc. ("Orphan
Boy"). Each unit is comprised of one common share of Orphan Boy
and one non-transferable share purchase warrant ("Warrant"). Each
Warrant entitles Imperial to purchase one additional common share
of Orphan Boy at an exercise price of $0.75 per share on or
before July 4, 2004. Orphan Boy is a reporting company whose
shares are posted and listed for trading on the TSX Venture Stock
Exchange under the trading symbol "ORS".
As a result of this Transaction, Imperial acquired beneficial
ownership of and control over, 800,000 common shares of Orphan
Boy, representing 16.5% of the issued and outstanding common
shares of Orphan Boy as at the completion of the Transaction,
plus 800,000 Warrants entitling Imperial to purchase an
additional 800,000 common shares of Orphan Boy on or before July
4, 2004 at a price of $0.75 per share.
If Imperial exercises the Warrants in full, then Imperial would
beneficially own 1,600,000 common shares, representing 28.3% of
the issued and outstanding shares of Orphan Boy as at the
completion of the Transaction.
The securities were purchased by Imperial for investment purposes
in relation to the acquisition by Orphan Boy of all the issued
and outstanding shares of Bethlehem Resources (1996) Corporation,
previously a wholly owned subsidiary of Imperial. For a copy of
the full report filed in respect of this matter, please contact
Andre Deepwell at 604.488.2666.
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
Imperial Metals Corporation
Andre Deepwell
Vice President
(604) 488-2666
or
Imperial Metals Corporation
Sabine Goetz
Investor Relations
(604) 488-2657
Email: info@imperialmetals.com
Website: www.imperialmetals.com
MTB Mountain Boy closes two financings, extinguishes debt
2003-12-17 06:53 MT - News Release
Mr. Randy Kasum reports
PRIVATE PLACEMENT CLOSING
Mountain Boy Minerals has closed its private placement announced in Stockwatch on Nov. 25, 2003, in the amount of $49,992, by offering flow-through units at 24 cents per unit, for a total of 208,500 units; and $150,260, by offering 834,778 non-flow-through units at 18 cents per unit. The shares, warrants and any shares issued upon exercise of the warrants are subject to a hold period expiring on April 17, 2004.
Shares for debt closing
The company has now closed its recently announced shares for debt in consideration for which the company issued 1,465,410 shares. The shares are subject to a hold period and may not be traded in British Columbia until April 17, 2004, except as permitted by the Securities Act (British Columbia) and the rules made thereunder, and the TSX Venture Exchange.
Frank Kamermanns of Stewart, B.C. reports that in connection with the issuance of 377,250 shares to Mr. Kamermanns by Mountain Boy Minerals at a deemed price of 11 cents per share, that Mr. Kamermanns is now the beneficial owner of 1,527,006 shares of the company and incentive options for the purchase of up to 314,000 common shares at prices between 10 cents and 14 cents per share, exercisable up to April 19, 2005, to Nov. 13, 2008. The 1,527,006 shares and 314,000 options, if exercised, would represent 15.24 per cent of the issued shares of the company on a partially diluted basis. The shares were acquired by Mr. Kamermanns for investment purposes. Mr. Kamermanns owned 1,149,756 shares of the company prior to this transaction. Mr. Kamermanns does not have any present intention to acquire ownership of or control over additional securities of the company. A copy of the report filed pursuant to the above-captioned provisions of the applicable securities acts may be obtained by contacting Randy Kasum.
MTB Randy Kasum of Mountain Boy Minerals pans for gold:
Beartooth Platinum Corp. president displays fillings being sent out for assay.
beartooth is a screaming buy compared to orphan boy...!
I would avoid this one as well. Somebody should tell them there's no platinum in bears teeth.
BEARTOOTH PLATINUM CORPORATION
TSX VENTURE SYMBOL: BTP
DECEMBER 9, 2003 - 16:06 ET
Beartooth Platinum Sets Options
orphan boy, now that's a stock name I would avoid like the plague...
ORPHAN BOY RESOURCES INC.
TSX VENTURE SYMBOL: ORS
DECEMBER 9, 2003 - 12:27 ET
Orphan Boy Resources Inc. Announces Financing to Fund
Exploration and Feasibility Study
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--
$1 million Financing
Orphan Boy Resources Inc. (the "Company") has accepted an offer
from the Vancouver office of Union Securities Ltd. ("Union") to
complete a private placement for gross proceeds of up to $1
million before the end of the year. The offering is for 1,192,000
units of which 526,000 will be flow through and 666,000 will be
non-flow through. The offering is available to residents of B.C.,
Alberta and offshore locations. Each flow through unit will be
sold at $0.95 per unit and consists of a flow through share and a
warrant to buy a non-flow through share at $1.00 per share for 24
months. Each non-flow-through unit will be sold for $0.75 per
unit and consists of a share and a warrant to buy another share
for $1.00 per share for 24 months.
Union will receive 10% of the offering proceeds and 10% of the
units sold in the form of broker's warrants on the same terms as
the warrants attached to the offering. Orphan Boy has also agreed
to pay to Union a corporate finance fee of $15,000 plus expenses.
The offering is subject to Board and TSX Venture Exchange
approval, and to due diligence to be performed by Union.
Corporate Update
The Company's mineral projects are focused exclusively in
southeastern British Columbia. With the rising gold, copper and
silver prices, management, with recommendations from independent
consultants, has focused on three properties as follows:
- Development and exploration of the well-known Willa
gold-copper-silver deposit located near the town of Silverton.
Exploration permits have been approved and, subject to financing,
an underground drill program will commence. For a detailed
geological description of the Willa deposit, reference
"Copper-gold mineralization in the Willa breccia pipe,
southeastern British Columbia", by R.H. Wong and C.D. Spence, in
Porphyry Deposits of the Northwestern Cordillera of North
America, Special Volume 46, Canadian Institute of Mining,
Metallurgy and Petroleum, 1995, edited by T.G. Schroeter.
- The LH property contiguous from the Willa, has an identified
anomaly with a similar but stronger geochemical signature to that
of the Willa deposit and also has had some very encouraging gold
grades over good widths in prior surface outcrop sampling. To
date, this exceptional target has not been drilled as the
showings straddle the border between the Willa and LH properties.
The properties are now for the first time assembled together and
with a larger surface expression has the potential to host a much
larger deposit with similar grade to that of the Willa. Further
information on the Willa/LH properties may be obtained from the
"Willa Deposit, Preliminary Assessment Technical Report" by Mr.
David K. Makepeace, P.Eng. of Geospectrum Engineering, dated
March 28, 2003 (see www.sedar.com).
- The third area of exploration focus is at the Goldstream
property, located adjacent to the Company's Goldstream flotation
mill complex. It is interesting to note that the Goldstream VMS
deposit, which is now substantially depleted, was one of the
highest-grade copper deposits in western Canada. The Company has
numerous identified drill ready targets, and recent compilation
of data by Gordon Gibson, renowned geologist of the Goldstream
area, has resulted in identifying two potential pierce points for
the extension of the Goldstream copper & zinc deposit.
The Company currently has 5.8 million shares issued, which will
increase to 7 million upon the completion of the Union offering
outlined above. The Company's priorities for the upcoming 2004
year, are as follows:
- Increase investor awareness of Orphan Boy's mine & gold deposit
ownership.
- Commence the drilling program to increase gold resources at the
Willa deposit.
- Complete the feasibility study involving the Willa Property and
the Goldstream Mine.
- Continue the exploration and drilling programs at the Company's
other properties.
- Achieve a start up mining plan for late 2004.
Corporate Profile
Orphan Boy Resources Inc. is a resource Company focused upon
mineral exploration and mine development/operations in the highly
mineralized belt near the city of Revelstoke in southeastern
British Columbia. The Company owns interests in five mineral
properties: Rift, Goldstream, Copper Queen, Willa and LH. These
properties consist of 678 located mineral claim units
(approximately 16,950 hectares), 19 crown granted claims
(approximately 336 hectares) and 3 mining leases (approximately
408 hectares). In addition, the Company owns: (1) 100% of the
Goldstream flotation mill and infrastructure, which has capacity
to process 1,000 metric tons of ore per day and is currently held
on a care and maintenance basis, and (2) 100% of a 1.205 hectare
industrial property in the Revelstoke Industrial Park, that is
complete with a rail siding (CPR); formerly used for copper
concentrate storage and load-out. For additional information on
the condition of the Goldstream mill complex refer to Merit
Consultants International Inc.'s Technical Report at
www.sedar.com.
The Company has recommenced completing the Goldstream Willa Gold
project Feasibility Study and advancing the Project through
permitting and into operations. The plan is to underground mine
the Willa deposit at an initial rate of 500 mt/d (182,500 mt/y)
and truck the ore to the Company's Goldstream mill complex for
processing into a gold enriched copper concentrate.
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
Orphan Boy Resources Inc.
Ronald A. Coombes
President
(604) 724-2369
or
Orphan Boy Resources Inc.
Mark T. Brown
CFO
(604) 687-3520
(604) 688-3392 (FAX)
Email: Orphanres@telus.net
Website: www.orphanboy.com
The TSX Venture Exchange has in no way approved nor disapproved
the contents of this news release.
Stupid name but I wish I had bought some about two weeks ago.
Goldfarb to resume effective at the open
2003-12-03 06:05 MT - Resume Trading
Trading will resume effective at the open on Dec. 3, 2003, an announcement having been made
ROCKY OLD MAN ENERGY INC.
TSX VENTURE SYMBOL: RO
DECEMBER 2, 2003 - 11:05 ET
Rocky Old Man Energy Inc.: Year-End and First Quarter
Earnings
CALGARY, ALBERTA--
Rocky Old Man Energy Inc. ("ROM") reports a loss of $6,910 for
its year ended July 31, 2003 and net income of $18,918.50 for its
first quarter ending October 31, 2003.
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
Rocky Old Man Energy Inc.
David Calnan
(403) 299-9606
The TSX Venture Exchange has neither approved nor disapproved of
the information contained herein.
ORS Orphan Boy Resources
Zappa is doing a buyback
09-11 10,000 @ .22
09-12 2,500 @ .24
Zippin' up thier own Zap
I think Zappa might have some more ZIP! in it this week.
lol, reminds me of ZAP.com the zapper scooter co. I think it got zapped when the tech bubble unzipped
Wasn't zweeb--maybe zweezel? amd i think there was a moonglow, or something similiar. anyway, zappa went zup a little more today, seems to getting some zomentum.
When I saw the results Zappa (not Zweeb Zappa, but another one) got on their surface follow up sampling--on their Toe Jam claim, well, by golly, I just had to buy a little more. ZAP!
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