NEWS ROUNDUP (May 25, 1992)

A surface exploration program is being planned by Teck (TSE) for its recently optioned Mount Alcock project, 23 km from Ware in northern British Columbia.

The major elected to exercise an option to earn 60% of the polymetallic prospect from Triumph Resources (VSE), a company related to Murray Pezim’s flagship company, Prime Equities (VSE).

The Mount Alcock project is reported to host stratiform lead-zinc-barite mineralization along a minimum strike length of 300 metres, with assays from previous drilling returning up to 6.9% combined lead and zinc over a core length of 10.5 metres.

Teck will operate the summer program, and will fund all exploration expenditures on the property up to and including a feasibility report.

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