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First-quarter profit greets Queenston shareholders

A first-quarter net income of $120,000 (1 cents per share) has been recorded by Queenston Gold Mines, compared with a loss of $94,000 (1 cents per share) for the same period in 1986. The company show…




Drilling scheduled at Frond Lake bet

Drilling is to begin mid-June at the Frond Lake gold prospect, located 60 mi east of Pickle Lake and 250 mi north of Thunder Bay in northern Ontario, Ayrex Resources Chairman David Walsh reports. Ayre…


Metal Prices PRODUCER PRICES (June 08, 1987)

ALUMINUM: MW U.S. Market 70.00 cents -72.50 cents per lb. (May 28, 1987). ANTIMONY: New York dealer $1.18-$1.23 per lb. (May 14, 1987). BISMUTH: New York dealer $3.30-$3.40 per lb. (May 28, 1987). CAD…


Vista results

Regina-based Vista Mines has released more assay results from Phase I of the diamond drill program conducted on its Bootleg Lake gold property earlier this spring. Phase I consisted of over 12,500 ft …


Editorial The one per cent solution

The longevity of any mining venture is of prime importance to miners and investors alike. Miners want a secure job in a stable community where they can raise their families and investors want to own s…


Delbridge decides to drill DeSantis

The first hole on the DeSantis property in Turnbull Twp., near Timmins should be drilled in two weeks, according to Robert Onotsky, president of property owners Delbridge Mines. The company has decide…




Price gains, lower costs impel Dome group profit

It was a banner first quarter in 1987 for the Dome Mines group of gold-producing companies. On a consolidated basis, Dome reports net income for the period of $17,126,000, or 19 cents a share, compar…


Nova Beaucage raises funds

Toronto-based Nova Beaucage Mines has completed a private placement of $2.7 million with the Societe en Commandite CMR 1987 Partnership. Under the terms of the placement, the partnership will earn a 1…


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