Manson Completes Phase 1 Reconnaissance and Test Geophysics at DJ Jade Project
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NEWS RELEASE SEPTEMBER 11, 2017
News Release: 17-06 Trading Symbol: TSX Venture- MCK
For Further Information Contact: Jean-Pierre Jutras at 1.403.233.0464
Web: http://www.manson.ca
Manson Completes Phase 1 Reconnaissance and Test Geophysics at DJ Jade Project
Calgary, Alberta - Manson Creek Resources Ltd. (TSX.V: MCK) (“Manson”) is pleased to announce
preliminary results from its phase one reconnaissance program at its recently acquired DJ Jade project.
A two week program of initial mapping, prospecting and sampling was conducted between August 20 th and
September 3rd. Picket grids were established in the field over the first two target areas (Lode 1 and Lode
2) to situate and plot geological observations and sample site locations.
A total of approximately 87 pounds of samples were collected from site and are currently being cut for
further testing and evaluation.
The area known as Lode 1 was based on a previously identified, roughly 1 meter wide nephrite jade vein
exposed by hand trenching. Mapping determined that the showing was associated with the contact zone
between an intermediate to felsic intrusive body and both serpentinized bodies and calc-silicate
sedimentary units that form the country rock. A series of outcrops, subcrops as well as float material found
at surface during mapping suggest that the nephrite bearing zone extends over some 140 meters in length
(and remains open), with widths varying between roughly 50 centimeters to in excess of 1.5 meters where
exposed. The zone remains open for further expansion and will be investigated by hand trenching in the
next phase of work.
Samples collected from surface at the Lode 1 showings vary in appearance from opaque to semi
translucent, with colors varying between dark green to light greenish blue.
The area known as Lode 2 is a hand trenched nephrite jade body that is exposed semi-continuously over
11.2 meters in strike length with an average width of approximately 1 meter. The nephrite jade body is part
of a larger jade bearing fault/contact zone between calc-silicate units and serpentinites, which has been
investigated at surface and where jade has now been identified in outcrop and float over some 50 meters
of strike length. The zone remains open for further extension, and will be investigated by hand trenching in
the next phase of work.
Samples collected from surface at Lode 2 include semi to highly translucent, dark to light green and locally
light green with bluish tinges, as well as creamy white material.
As part of this first phase of work, test geophysical survey lines including ground magnetics, Electrical
Resistivity Imaging (ERI) and Induced polarization (IP) were run over both known Lode zones. The
purpose of the exercise was to determine if such geophysical testing and imagery could be further used to
determine the presence of unexposed lodes hidden under vegetation cover, as well as extend known ones
and determine if the techniques could also provide indication of depth and width potential to orient future
drill testing. The data collected is currently being processed.
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Samples are being cut and prepared for testing and evaluation. Although surface weathering and
alteration can be observed to have locally strongly affected the Jade’s translucency, color and texture,
some relatively unaltered material was collected from both main targets. Confirmation of the samples’
nature will rely on a combination of visual examination, microscope work, hardness tests, specific gravity
tests as well as X-Ray investigation of the sample’s chemical composition, as required. Photo galleries of
cut samples will be posted on our website once this phase of work is completed.
Mr. Jean-Pierre Jutras, P.Geol., President of the Company, is the Qualified Person for the DJ project as
defined by National Instrument 43-101 and has approved the technical disclosure contained in this news
release.
On Behalf of the Board of Directors,
“Jean-Pierre Jutras”
Jean-Pierre Jutras
President/Director
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investors are cautioned that events or circumstances could cause results to differ materially from those predicted. Manson Creek
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