Teuton's Dino "the Clam" CremoneseExcerpt from KBFR May-June 1996 June 7, 1996 Flow-Thru Candidates: the Anti-Promoters Teuton Resources Corp (TUO-V: $2.30) was a late season winner from last year's bottom-fishing list that I think still has tremendous upside. Dino Cremonese, an anti-promoter in the sense that he has no time for the games of Howe Street promoters, has been toiling in the Stewart-Eskay Creek region ("Golden Triangle") of northwestern British Columbia for more than a decade. His flagship, Teuton, rode the coattails of the Eskay Creek discovery in 1989-90, but missed the chance to load its treasury. For the past five years Teuton and its sister, Minvita Enterprises (MVE-V: $2.39), have toiled in the gutter, scraping together enough flow-thru dollars from friends and relatives every spring to fund another summer of work. Much of their activity was concentrated on an 80,000 acre claim package staked south of Royal Oak's Red Mountain gold deposit where an $8 million program is now underway to push reserves over the million ounce mark. Cremonese's perseverance was rewarded late last season when a series of trenches across several parallel shear zones of hematite and sulphide mineralization yielded spectacular gold grades of 0.5-7.18 opt gold over widths of 5-30 ft. Just a little fun thing I dug up. Have a good Sunday and good luck to all in such that Dino gets the goods.