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Property News
June 30, 2005
A summer field program was slated for late July. Initial preliminary sampling of the property (as of Aug/03) located three strongly sheared zones from 2 metres to 6 metres wide within basic volcanic and intrusive rocks similar to that found at formerly producing mines in the area, such as the San Antonio and Goldlund. Of the 19 grab samples taken, five returned gold assays greater than 42 grams per tonne (1.2 opt).
August 6, 2004
Three new areas of interest were identified from the results of drilling on the Discovery zone. At 14 m, hole ANG-04-01 intersected one metre grading 3.4 g/t Au and at 16.2 m, hole ANG-04-05 intersected 4.2 m with an average grade of 1.9 g/t Au. Three reconnaissance holes drilled west of the Discovery zone did not encounter any significant mineralization. in addition to the drill results, mapping and grab sampling located three new zones of interest in the southwest of the Angelina claim group. The summer field program of geological mapping and rock sampling located three new zones of interest in the southwest of the Angelina claim group. The first zone returned an assay of 13.9 g/t Au in a grab sample, the second 43.7 g/t Au in a one-metre chip sample, and the third returned 1.4 g/t Au with 2.1% Cu and 0.5% Ti in a grab sample associated with a long linear magnetic anomaly. In addition, the three grab samples taken at the adjacent Macketta showing verified the anomalous gold values previously reported with assays ranging from 31 g/t Au to 205.7 g/t Au.
August 6, 2004
Gossan Resources has announced that three new areas of interest were identified from the results of recent drilling on the Discovery zone on the Angelina gold property in Manitoba, Canada. At 14 m, Hole ANG-04-01 intersected 1 m grading 3.4 g/t Au and at 16.2 m, Hole ANG-04-05 intersected 4.2 m with an average grade of 1.9 g/t Au. Three reconnaissance holes drilled west of the Discovery zone did not encounter any significant mineralization. In addition to the drill results, mapping and grab sampling located three new zones of interest in the southwest of the Angelina claim group.
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June 30, 2004
The company optioned the 173-hectare Halfway Lake property adjacent to the southeast of the Angelina, expanding the property to 2,486 hectares. A 10-hole, 955m drill program was recently completed in a northeasterly section of the property known as the Discovery zone with assay results still pending. Elsewhere on the property, a four-man crew is currently completing a field program comprised of geological mapping and a geochemical survey in order to establish additional drill targets.
April 19, 2004
The company has initiated a 10-hole, 1000m drill program. This initial drill program will focus on testing targets around the Discovery Zone where Gossan has found surface gold mineralization of up to 18gpt over 3.7m (0.53opt over 12.1ft) associated with quartz and carbonate veining within regional-scale shear zones. The Angelina Property hosts two of these major shear systems, which extend up to 1 km in width and along strike in excess of 2 km. The program includes four reconnaissance holes to be drilled at three locations. Two holes are planned to investigate the gold mineralization found in Hole E-88-03 undertaken by Rhino Resources Inc., which returned over 0.3opt gold over the 6-feet of core assayed. The other holes will test additional geophysical anomalies coincident with shear zones and lithological boundaries.
April 19, 2004
Gossan Resources has initiated a 10-hole, 1000m drill program at its Angelina Gold Property, located 27 km southeast of Bissett, Manitoba. This initial drill program will focus on testing targets around the Discovery Zone where Gossan has found surface gold mineralization of up to 18 g/t over 3.7 m associated with quartz and carbonate veining within regional-scale shear zones. The program includes four reconnaissance holes to be drilled at three locations. Two holes are planned to investigate the gold mineralization found in Hole E-88-03 undertaken by Rhino Resources Inc., which returned over 0.3opt gold over the 6-feet of core assayed. The other holes will test additional geophysical anomalies coincident with shear zones and lithological boundaries.
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March 31, 2004
The company has completed a 542 line-km airborne, high-density, low-level magnetic and electromagnetic survey over the Angelina Gold Property near Bissett, Manitoba. Fugro Airborne Surveys was the contractor. The initial results of the survey are encouraging and a complete assessment is underway. The interpretation of these results will be released next week.
January 31, 2004
Retained Furgro to perform airborne high-density, low-level magnetic and electromagnetic surveying over the property.The results of the survey are expected in late February and target anomalies are scheduled to be tested by tree geochemistry in March with drilling of defined targets to follow.
October 31, 2003
The company has completed an initial field program on the property centred on the Discovery Zone. The program included geological mapping, outcrop striping and continuous chip sampling, as well as, an assessment of previous work on the property.
A summer field program was slated for late July. Initial preliminary sampling of the property (as of Aug/03) located three strongly sheared zones from 2 metres to 6 metres wide within basic volcanic and intrusive rocks similar to that found at formerly producing mines in the area, such as the San Antonio and Goldlund. Of the 19 grab samples taken, five returned gold assays greater than 42 grams per tonne (1.2 opt).
August 6, 2004
Three new areas of interest were identified from the results of drilling on the Discovery zone. At 14 m, hole ANG-04-01 intersected one metre grading 3.4 g/t Au and at 16.2 m, hole ANG-04-05 intersected 4.2 m with an average grade of 1.9 g/t Au. Three reconnaissance holes drilled west of the Discovery zone did not encounter any significant mineralization. in addition to the drill results, mapping and grab sampling located three new zones of interest in the southwest of the Angelina claim group. The summer field program of geological mapping and rock sampling located three new zones of interest in the southwest of the Angelina claim group. The first zone returned an assay of 13.9 g/t Au in a grab sample, the second 43.7 g/t Au in a one-metre chip sample, and the third returned 1.4 g/t Au with 2.1% Cu and 0.5% Ti in a grab sample associated with a long linear magnetic anomaly. In addition, the three grab samples taken at the adjacent Macketta showing verified the anomalous gold values previously reported with assays ranging from 31 g/t Au to 205.7 g/t Au.
August 6, 2004
Gossan Resources has announced that three new areas of interest were identified from the results of recent drilling on the Discovery zone on the Angelina gold property in Manitoba, Canada. At 14 m, Hole ANG-04-01 intersected 1 m grading 3.4 g/t Au and at 16.2 m, Hole ANG-04-05 intersected 4.2 m with an average grade of 1.9 g/t Au. Three reconnaissance holes drilled west of the Discovery zone did not encounter any significant mineralization. In addition to the drill results, mapping and grab sampling located three new zones of interest in the southwest of the Angelina claim group.
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June 30, 2004
The company optioned the 173-hectare Halfway Lake property adjacent to the southeast of the Angelina, expanding the property to 2,486 hectares. A 10-hole, 955m drill program was recently completed in a northeasterly section of the property known as the Discovery zone with assay results still pending. Elsewhere on the property, a four-man crew is currently completing a field program comprised of geological mapping and a geochemical survey in order to establish additional drill targets.
April 19, 2004
The company has initiated a 10-hole, 1000m drill program. This initial drill program will focus on testing targets around the Discovery Zone where Gossan has found surface gold mineralization of up to 18gpt over 3.7m (0.53opt over 12.1ft) associated with quartz and carbonate veining within regional-scale shear zones. The Angelina Property hosts two of these major shear systems, which extend up to 1 km in width and along strike in excess of 2 km. The program includes four reconnaissance holes to be drilled at three locations. Two holes are planned to investigate the gold mineralization found in Hole E-88-03 undertaken by Rhino Resources Inc., which returned over 0.3opt gold over the 6-feet of core assayed. The other holes will test additional geophysical anomalies coincident with shear zones and lithological boundaries.
April 19, 2004
Gossan Resources has initiated a 10-hole, 1000m drill program at its Angelina Gold Property, located 27 km southeast of Bissett, Manitoba. This initial drill program will focus on testing targets around the Discovery Zone where Gossan has found surface gold mineralization of up to 18 g/t over 3.7 m associated with quartz and carbonate veining within regional-scale shear zones. The program includes four reconnaissance holes to be drilled at three locations. Two holes are planned to investigate the gold mineralization found in Hole E-88-03 undertaken by Rhino Resources Inc., which returned over 0.3opt gold over the 6-feet of core assayed. The other holes will test additional geophysical anomalies coincident with shear zones and lithological boundaries.
View Source Document
March 31, 2004
The company has completed a 542 line-km airborne, high-density, low-level magnetic and electromagnetic survey over the Angelina Gold Property near Bissett, Manitoba. Fugro Airborne Surveys was the contractor. The initial results of the survey are encouraging and a complete assessment is underway. The interpretation of these results will be released next week.
January 31, 2004
Retained Furgro to perform airborne high-density, low-level magnetic and electromagnetic surveying over the property.The results of the survey are expected in late February and target anomalies are scheduled to be tested by tree geochemistry in March with drilling of defined targets to follow.
October 31, 2003
The company has completed an initial field program on the property centred on the Discovery Zone. The program included geological mapping, outcrop striping and continuous chip sampling, as well as, an assessment of previous work on the property.
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