Ditem intersects zinc occurrence

Ditem Explorations (ME) has intersected significant zinc mineralization at its Hemmingford property, 60 km south of Montreal, Que.

The discovery was made on the northern portion of a north-south-trending induced-polarization anomaly.

The first hole, collared on the western flank of the anomaly, intersected 3 metres that ran 4.05% zinc. The second hole, collared 25 metres east of the first, intersected 6.28% zinc over 4 metres, including a 2-metre interval that assayed 9.4% zinc and a 1-metre section that averaged 11.66% zinc.

The mineralization, only 5 metres below surface, is hosted in a brecciated dolomite of lower Ordovician age. It is believed to be a typical Mississippi Valley type occurrence.

Agreements with landowners will enable Ditem to mount a more substantial program to test the full extent of the zinc-bearing anomaly. Other untested anomalies will also be tested when drilling starts in December.

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