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Adanac expects Ruby Creek resource estimate
2005-04-05 14:44 ET - News Release
Mr. Larry Reaugh reports
Adanac Moly Corp. reports that the draft NI 43-101 resource estimate is expected within the next
two days from AMEC PLC. Dr. Alistar J. Sinclair, PhD, PEng,
has been contracted to co-ordinate information and results of the Ruby Creek deposit NI 43-101
resource evaluation.
Alastair J. Sinclair obtained his BSc and Msc degrees in geological engineering from the
University of Toronto (1957 and 1958) and a PhD in economic geology from the University of
British Columbia (1964). From 1962 to 1964 he taught in the department of geology, University
of Washington, Seattle; and from 1964 to 1998 taught at the University of British Columbia.
In addition to teaching he was head, department of geological sciences (1985 to 1990) and
director of geological engineering (1991 to 1998). He is presently professor emeritus in
geological engineering at the University of British Columbia where he taught for 35 years.
For many years he taught courses in economic geology, mineral inventory estimation and
mineralography and ore microscopy. His research activities have focused on mineral exploration
data analysis, resource estimation of mineral deposits and quality control aspects of resource
evaluation. He recently co-authored (with Prof. G. Blackwell) a text book on "Applied Mineral
Inventory Estimation" and has produced two practical, web-based courses for the mining industry:
Practical Ore Microscopy and Quality Control of Assay Data. He continues to be active in applied
research relating to mineral deposit evaluation. Over the past three decades he has presented a
wide range of short courses for the mining companies and professional organizations and has
consulted widely for the international mining industry; he continues to be active in these
fields.
Hatch was contracted to prepare an update of the proposed metallurgy and process plant to 2005
technology from that proposed by Placer Development Ltd. in their 1980 project plan. This
update is required for the project description report to be included with the submission to
the mines branch of the BC Ministry on Energy and Mines to start the government permit and
license process for a mine.
Hatch (1955 to 2005) supplies process and business consulting, information technology,
engineering, and project and construction management to the mining, metallurgical, manufacturing,
energy and infrastructure industries.
Currently the company is receiving tenders from various engineering groups to commence
separately pre-feasibility reports on the mining, milling and tailings facilities. The
company will report on the successful tenders when awarded.
We seek Safe Harbor.
Website: www.adanacmoly.com
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