Sigma cuts 40 ft grading 0.35 gold on Vior property (February 09, 1987)

Hole 73 drilled on Vior Mining Exploration’s Ligneris Twp. property in northwestern Quebec has returned 40 ft grading 0.35 oz gold per ton says President Claude St. Jacques.

Other economic values were intersected in the extensive drilling program being undertaken by Sigma Mines, he says. Sigma, which has an option to earn a 50% interest in the property, has to make a cash payment of $300,000 by March 11 to keep the option open and has to pay another $300,000 plus spend a total of $3 million on the property to earn its full interest.

Sigma gained the option in early 1985 after Vior discovered three separate zones on the virtually unexplored property. Those early holes, drilled in late 1984, also contained zinc and silver values but those minerals were not assayed for in the current drilling program.

Two drills are now at work on the property in a program operated by Sigma.

Hole 73 drilled on Vior Mining Exploration’s Ligneris Twp. property in northwestern Quebec has returned 40 ft grading 0.35 oz gold per ton says President Claude St. Jacques.

Other economic values were intersected in the extensive drilling program being undertaken by Sigma Mines, he says. Sigma, which has an option to earn a 50% interest in the property, has to make a cash payment of $300,000 by March 11 to keep the option open and has to pay another $300,000 plus spend a total of $3 million on the property to earn its full interest.

Sigma gained the option in early 1985 after Vior discovered three separate zones on the virtually unexplored property. Those early holes, drilled in late 1984, also contained zinc and silver values but those minerals were not assayed for in the current drilling program.

Two drills are now at work on the property in a program operated by Sigma.

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