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Lori adds to her Geological Team

posted on Nov 27, 2014 08:27AM

Hey Prime can you explain this???? Lori add's to her Geoligical team, AFTER shitty drill results. humm rather odd if there's no gold there.

February 6, 2012

NEWS RELEASE

St. Elias Mines Ltd. Retains Additional Geological and Administrative Personnel

Vancouver, B.C. February 6, 2012: Lori McClenahan, President and CEO of St. Elias Mines Ltd. (SLI

- TSX:V), announced today that the Company has retained additional personnel to expand its geologicaland administrative expertise with respect to its Peruvian operations.

George Sivertz, B.Sc., P.Geo., brings over 35 years of mineral industry experience to the Company. Mr.Sivertz graduated from the University of British Columbia in 1976 with a B.Sc. (Honours) in GeologicalScience. His geological expertise includes conducting regional exploration programs, property evaluations, technical reviews, due diligence studies and resource estimations. Mr. Sivertz has extensive experience exploring and developing gold, silver and copper deposits in Latin America, especially in Peru. He has also worked in a variety of geological settings around the world notably in British Columbia, Yukon, Mexico and the southwest U.S.

Teo Salazar brings over 18 years of mineral exploration experience in Peru and Argentina to the Company. He is a graduate of the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Faculty of Geology, Mining, Metallurgy and Geographical Sciences. San Marcos is the oldest University in the New World and is widely considered to be the foremost mining sciences institution in South America.