Conway Resources Inc CWNYF

Conway

[rollon]

I am probably one of the few individuals who worked in this mine that is still alive. I worked the mine  between 57 and 59. Everytime I here Vien # 12 my back hurts. Lived in a 600 square foot shack on the shores of Mud Lake with 8 other people. . I carved my initials on a latter at 750 level. MD 1959.    

Can't really comment on dewatering issues but I know one thing for sure. There was definitely gold in that hell hole.

I bought 50,000 shares at .04 cents. I have made more in 2 weeks, if I sell at .09 cents, than I made working in that sh i t hole for 12 months.

Good luck to all.

[waynemerrick1]

Well you worked Bellettere at the 750 foot level and I take it you didn't need a snorkel. Mines in that area are not too difficult to dewater (these days) and it is higher elevation Canadian Shield and there are many operating mines there as well as a number of directions to go. Conditions hopefully have improved for the miners since your days. If it was built and dewatered once

[originals]

Rollon,Do you recall  the  exact    oz / ton      that you had to mine before cut of f>? , Rolly, ( i'm guessing that's your name)Good on ya for stepping up to the plate, these young guys here would'nt know a stope from a drift.....and what it takes to work underground. I'm in the opinion that there is a lot of average grades around there,

[kitkat1]

Are you for real??  If you really worked that mine in '59, it's amazing to see you here on this board.  Hope your're not taking the piss out of us.  If you are for real, I would have to say that you are more than due for a reward and some payback...So you figure there's some gold down there eh? Well... the best of luck to you on this stock cause if you do