Eagle Oil Holding Company (OTC:EGOH) acquires the Frank Farm lease in Venango County, Pennsylvania

Connie Helwig, sole director of Eagle Oil Holding Company,
is pleased to announce that, simultaneously with her appointment as a director
of the corporation, Ms. Helwig orchestrated, on Eagle's behalf, the purchase of
the Frank Farm lease from Drake Gold Resources Inc (OTC:DKGR) as a replacement
for the Siler Lease that it no longer owns. A combination of restricted stock
and a convertible note were given as consideration for the lease in addition to
Eagle Oil being bound by the terms that Drake Gold originally entered into for
the purchase of the lease with the previous lease owner.



The lease holds 12 wells on 50 acres. Eagle Oil's intention is to rework the 12
wells and drill additional wells.



Ms. Helwig states the following, "I look forward to developing the lease
in its entirety to the benefit of all shareholders. Our website will soon
reflect this asset."



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