.				Vein				IPL				Assayers				IPL				Assayers				IPL				Assayers
Sample				Thickness				Au				Canada				Ag				Canada				Cu				Canada
				cm				g/tonne				Au g/tonne				g/tonne				Ag g/tonne				%				Cu %
SY-L15-09				60				9.89				10.20				19.7				22.8				0.27				0.274
SY-L25-09				45				2283.27				2696.00				203.2				534.8				0.025				0.027
SY-L26-09				22				6.78				7.57				4.9				6.2				0.094				0.096
SY-L30-09				90				3.92				4.58				11.0				8.4				0.169				0.176
SY-L32-09				45				43.43				43.55				15.8				16.7				0.006				0.008
SY-U03-09				45				8.40				6.62				7.2				8.9				0.115				0.129
SY-U04-09				70				20.84				30.57				32.6				29.8				0.161				0.170
SY-U05-09				50				22.30				33.08				44.1				43.08				1.543				1.330
SY-U06-09				50				7.13				8.83				10.4				9.8				0.228				0.258
SY-U10-09				30				3.69				4.53				5.8				6.8				0.048				0.049
SY-U11-09				15				2.67				8.47				2.2				2.5				0.023				0.025
SY-U13-09				21				4.93				9.11				8.3				10.4				0.085				0.090
SY-L32-09				45				43.08				48.70				15.8				16.7				0.006				0.008
SY-U10-09				30				3.69				4.49				5.8				6.8				0.048				0.049
SY-U14-09				23				3.70				6.76				36.6				35.7				0.894				0.730
SY-1292A				grab				-				176.80				-				61.5				-				1.770
The remaining 41 samples averaged 0.9 grams per tonne of gold.

The historical production grade of the Kenville Gold Mine is 10.9 g/tonne gold per tonne or 0.327 ounces. The metallurgy for the plant flow sheet design to-date has only considered the gold production values and has not taken into consideration any of the other known metals present such as silver, copper, lead or zinc.

Except for the occasional grab sample, the samples are chipped from the vein at an average of 1.5 metre intervals and for the full effective thickness of the vein resulting in samples weighting approximately 2.8 kilograms (6.2 Pounds). This sampling protocol along the strike of the vein provides a vastly superior representation of the vein potential compared to the typical surface diamond drill cores.

The Company has now completed its initial program of obtaining samples on the upper and lower portion of quartz vein exposure along the Main Haulage 257 level at the Kenville Gold Mine Property. A geological model is presently being developed which will determine a Mineral Resource initially calculated within the 257 level of the Kenville Gold Mine footprint. There are five higher levels within the Mine with the 257 level open to depth.

There are also two new exciting discoveries to the south and west of the Kenville Gold Mine footprint known as the Eagle Vein Structure and the Jackpot Mine. Exploration in 2009 will further explore these significant discoveries; which each could in management's opinion replicate the size and richness of the existing Kenville Gold Mine footprint. A NI43-101 compliant Geological Report is expected from the Company's consultant, Munroe Geological Services, in July 2009.

This program is the first phase of resource determination, which will later include a major underground and surface-drilling program. The applications for these drill programs have been submitted to the British Columbian Ministry of Energy, Mines & Petroleum Resources with approval expected in July.

Edward J. Nunn, P.Eng., of Anglo Swiss Resources Inc. and Richard Munroe, FGAC, PGeo., of Munroe Geological Services Ltd. are the Qualified Persons who have reviewed and acknowledged this press release.