Ann: Notice of General Meeting and Proxy Form, page-7

Amigos, there has been something that has been puzzling me for a few months, so I thought I should share it around with holders of SCI. If you look at SCI's tenements at Copper Blow in the quarterly reports and compare last year and this year, you will see an ELA (Exploration Licence Application) has been added to the east of Copper Blow (6 units). I can't find any record of the new ELA in SCI's reports, so checked it out on the Government's website (Minview). Sure enough there is a new ELA5702 which was applied for by SCI in October 2018. Furthermore, there are eight drill holes in that area. The drilling is by RAB (air blast) which can only penetrate the surface soils (regolith). The depth of the drill holes ranged from 20 m to 4o m and a few drills recorded very high copper anomalies - as high as 660 ppm. That level is pretty amazing. It is consistent with SCI's claim that it has discovered a large copper-gold-iron system. The RAB drills were carried out in 2007 and are about 3 km from the Nth/Sth Zones of Copper Blow. I have take a screen shot and will try to load it here. If it doesn't work, sorry about that. One thing you can say is that the new eastern ELA covers an area which has underlying rocks (intrusion?) with high levels of gravito-magnetic intensity. (The magnetic layer is red in colour. I put a polygon around Copper Blow and typed 660 ppm near the eight RAB drilling holes.)