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by Will Purcell

The critical and specialty minerals stocks box score on Friday was a glowing 116-60-134 as the TSX Venture Exchange added 12 points to 959. Bart Jaworski's Group Eleven Resources Corp. (ZNG) leapt 14 cents to 93 cents on 779,000 shares Thursday on assay encouragement from its PG West project in Ireland.

The company has drilled a 2.84-metre interval at depth that averaged 5.09 per cent copper, 0.44 per cent antimony and 110.4 grams of silver per tonne, accompanied by modest amounts of lead and zinc. The hit came from a new hole drilled at the company's Ballywire discovery and much of the metallic bonanza came from a 0.6-metre subinterval that ran -- galloped might be a better verb -- 23.6 per cent copper, 2.04 per cent antimony and 506 grams of silver per tonne.

A second interval in the hole also did well, with a 6.56-metre zone grading 1.6 per cent copper and 0.19 per cent antimony, accompanied by 83 grams of silver per tonne. Again, a high-grade subinterval added oomph to the result, as a 0.96-metre stretch graded 5.62 per cent copper, 0.78 per cent antimony and 279 grams of silver per tonne. Several other mineralized zones were noted in the hole, which reported intermittent mineralization between 400 metres and 640 metres.

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