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September 22 meeting / Aquila Speaker

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A friend of mine reserved 2 spots through C. Savage for this meeting a number of weeks ago an even confiremd the other day that the speaker was still "on". He asked that I not make note of his being there as he would like to ask some for the record questions. But, because of travel time, ect. I wanted to post this now. As usual, it will be taped.  Should be very interesting.

Michigan Chapter

American Institute of Professional Geologists

MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT

September 22, 2011

DEVELOPMENT OF THE “BACK 40” PRECIOUS METALS PROJECT IN LAKE TOWNSHIP, MENOMINEE COUNTY, MICHIGAN

Featured Speaker:

Richard Lassin, PG

Location: University Center, Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, MI (Map attached)

Cost: Students Free, Members $35.00, Non-members $40.00 Registration is payable at the door by cash or check; however, prepayment is preferred and speeds up the check-in process at the door.

Please note: Cancellations made within 24 hours of the meeting and/or “No Shows” will be charged and expected to pay the registration fee.

Dinner: Home-Style Buffet – includes chicken oscar, beef stir-fry, and cheese ravioli with tomato basil

sauce, garden salad, roasted redskin potatoes, fresh green beans and apple pie.

Time: Cash Bar 5:30-6:30 PM, Dinner 6:30 PM, and Speaker 7:30-8:30 PM

RSVP: Craig Savage, at [e-mail] no later than September 19, 2011. Please include AIPG

in the subject line. Checks may be mailed to Craig at this address: c/o Gannett Fleming of

Michigan, Inc., 17901 Woodland Drive, Suites 900-1000, New Boston, MI 48164. Payment may

also be made at the door.

Richard Lassin is a retired geologist with a Masters in Geology from Northern Illinois University and a former Director of Aquila Resources. His previous work included mining exploration for precious metals and uranium in the Lake Superior Mineral District. He is one of the discoverers of what has become the “Back 40” mining project. The Back 40 Project, in Menominee County, is an advanced stage exploration project delineating a zinc and gold-rich volcanogenic massive sulfide deposit. Early in 2002, drill testing of a geophysical anomaly resulted in the discovery of the massive sulfide deposit. Subsequent drilling totaling over 90,000 meters has defined significant zinc-gold-copper-silver mineralization. The Back Forty deposit is comprised of massive sulfide, stringer, gossan, and gold-only mineralization, each

with high-grade components. Massive sulfide has been traced along strike for nearly 1 kilometer and to a vertical depth of 700 meters. The resource estimate includes 17.94 million tonnes of measured plus indicated metals (gold, silver, zinc and copper) and an additional 3.37 million tonnes inferred.

AIPG Section Meeting September 22, 2011

University Center, Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant