The two drill holes in question are 185 metres apart and were drilled from west to east intersecting the Director Vein structure. Both returned assay values of 80.12 percent CaF2 over 3.95 metres in hole DS-13-100 and 51.94 percent CaF2 over 13.39 metres in hole DS-13ÔÇÉ101.
Lindsay E Gorrill, CEO of Canada Fluorspar Inc. stated, “It is significant to note that the average grade of DS-13-100 is approximately double that of the Tarefare Vein for the same width, and DS-13-101 has a higher grade and is more than double the width of the Blue Beach North Vein. We have now moved to the south extension of the Director Vein where the company announced success in its trenching program in 2012.”
