Noram Completes Phase I Drilling ON Its Lithium Project IN Nevada’S Clayton Valley
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NORAM COMPLETES PHASE I DRILLING ON ITS LITHIUM PROJECT
IN NEVADA’S CLAYTON VALLEY
Previous surface samples (November 3rd 2016) from the main target area returned a maximum value of 1,670 ppm
lithium with an average value of 621 ppm lithium over 77 samples
Vancouver, B ritish Columbia – February 6, 201 7 – Noram Ventures Inc . (TSX-Venture: NRM / Frankfurt:
N7R / OTCBB: NRVTF ) (“Noram” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce it s wholly owned subsidiary
Green Energy Resources has completed the Phase I drilling program on its lithium clay property in Clayton
Valley, Nevada. Further to Noram’s news release on (December 5th 2016) Alba Minerals Ltd. (“Alba”) (TSX-V:
AA.H AXVEF:US) under the terms of the Letter of Intent (“LOI”) has made todate 70% of the payments for
the Phase I drilling program.
The Phase I program consisted of 658.4 meters (2,160 ft.) of core drilling over 46 holes with an average hole depth of
14.3 meters (47 ft.). Drilling was focused on Noram’s South Block claims with 45 holes drilled in the main target area
that measures approximately two and a half miles (4.1 km) by one and a half miles (2.4 km) on the Zeus claims an d
border of the Zeus Extension claims ( Photo 1). One additional hole was drilled on the adjacent Hades claims around
the historical shaft where lithium values over 1,000 ppm were sampled from the spoil pile (Photo 2).
All drill core has been logged and sampled with a total of 421 samples having been shipped to ALS Labs in Reno, NV
for analysis. Analytical results from the drill core samples will be released as soon as available and incorporated into a
National Instrument 43-101 resource estimate.
“The drilling program went well overall,” said consulting geologist, Brad Peek. “Good core recovery was achieved
in spite of the difficulties involved in drilling through the soft sediments.”
The technical information contained in this news release has been reviewed and approved by Bradley Peek, MSc and
Certified Professional Geologist, who is a Qualified Person with respect to Noram’s Clayton Valley Lithium Project
as defined under National Instrument 43-101.
About Noram Ventures Inc.
Noram Ventures Inc. ( TSX-Venture: NRM / Frankfurt: N7R / OTCBB: NRVTF ) is a Canadian based junior
exploration company, with a goal of becoming a force in the Green Energy Revolution through the development of
lithium and graphite deposits and becoming a low -cost supplier for the burgeoning lithium battery industry. The
Company’s primary business focus since formation has been the exploration of mineral properties. Current projects
include lithium properties in the Clayton Valley of Nevada and the Hector Lode in San Bernardino County, California;
and the Jumbo graphi te property in southeastern British Columbia. Noram’s long term strategy is to build a multi -
national lithium -graphite dominant industrial minerals company to produce and sell lithium and graphite into the
markets of Europe, North America and Asia.
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ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
s/ “Mark Ireton”
President & Director
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