Bud Property Work Program Results
SAVILLE RESOURCES INC.
Suite 1450 – 789 West Pender Street Vancouver, B.C.
V6C 1H2 Phone: 604-681-1568 Fax: 604-681-8240 Bud Property Work Program Results
Vancouver, B.C. – November 29, 2012 – Saville Resources Inc. is pleased to announce the results from their recently completed work program on the Bud-Elk property near Greenwood, in southern B.C.
The 2012 program was successful in identifying two new areas of mineralization on the property. Disseminated chalcopyrite occurs in pyritic chert at the Iron Top zone and can be traced, intermittently in outcrop, for approximately 500 metres. Rock sample results to 0.91% Cu and 1.41 g/t Au were returned from grab samples within this area. Two old pits at the eastern end of the mineralized trend expose epidote-hematite-magnetite skarn with minor pyrite and chalcopyrite. A grab sample from the dump of one of these pits returned 0.58% Cu and 0.82 g/t Au.
At the XLCR showing, altered diorite with minor disseminated pyrite and chalcopyrite, similar to that seen at the Buckhorn zone, is exposed. A grab sample from the dump of a historic exploration shaft at the XLCR showing returned 0.28% Cu and 0.28 g/t Au.
The 2012 program was also successful in defining several significant soil anomalies that warrant follow-up. Copper values were strongly anomalous in soils over a large area encompassing the Buckhorn, Moreen and XLCR showings. Anomalous molybdenum values, plus spotty but frequent anomalous gold values, occur within the area of anomalous copper. The strongest portion of the copper soil anomaly is a 400 metre long by 150 – 300 metre wide zone which covers and extends west from the Buckhorn and Moreen showings. Within this zone, copper values in soil range up to 2870 ppm Cu and gold values range up to 685 ppb Au.
A second strong copper soil anomaly occurs in the northwest portion of the grid. The soil anomaly includes values to 943 ppm Cu in soil and is open to the west. Cobalt and gold values in soil (to 145 ppb Au) are elevated peripheral to the copper anomaly
A further strong copper soil anomaly (with values to 632 ppm Cu) was defined in the southeast portion of the grid. Offset to the east from the copper soil anomaly is a cobalt +/- gold (to 149 ppb Au)-arsenic-molybdenum soil anomaly.
A follow-up work program has been recommended for the property and is described in a recent technical report commissioned by Saville and filed on SEDAR.
Linda Caron, M.Sc., P.Eng. is the Qualified Person under NI 43-101 who supervised the 2012 work program and who has reviewed and approved the technical content of this news release.
Rock samples were grab samples, collected from outcrops and from the dumps of historic workings. They were collected to show the presence or absence of mineralization, and results are not necessarily indicative of average grade. Rock samples were shipped to Acme Analytical Laboratory in Vancouver for gold and multi-element analysis (Assay 2 method – Group 6 Fire Assay Au, Group 7 multi-element assay by ICP). Soil samples were collected at 25 metre intervals on 100 metre spaced grid lines and were also shipped to Acme Analytical Laboratory for preparation (SS80 method) and multi-element analysis (1DX2 method).
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF SAVILLE RESOURCES INC.
_____Xiao Hai Yin”____ Xiao Hai Yin, President
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