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 December 15, 2008
Tenajon Announces Results for the Final Three Holes and the Completed Trenching Program at Moly Brook.

 Drill Results Include 76.22 metres averaging 0.091% Molybdenum.
Trench Results Include 75 metres averaging 0.105% Molybdenum.


Tenajon Resources Corp (TSX-V:TJS) (the "Company" or Tenajon) today announced that it has received the final exploration results from the 2008 program at its Moly Brook Molybdenum Property located on the south coast of Newfoundland.

Hole MB08-37 was an infill hole located between Hole 95-01 (204 metres averaging 0.061% molybdenum including 94 metres averaging 0.080% molybdenum) and Hole MB 07-4 (378.33 metre section averaging 0.078% molybdenum including 63.71 metres averaging 0.122 molybdenum and 52.45 metres averaging 0.093% molybdenum). Hole MB08-37 intersected a 365.86 metre section averaging 0.060% molybdenum. Within this section there are higher grade intercepts including sections of 70.12, 24.39 and 21.34 metres respectively averaging 0.079%, 0.083% and 0.084% molybdenum.

Hole MB08-38 was located 40 metres north of Hole MB 07-4, and 50 metres south of Hole MB 07-7. Hole MB07-7, drilled largely within the Moly Brook Fault Zone, intersected several narrow molybdenum bearing sections including intercepts of 20.87 and 16.14 metres respectively averaging 0.064% and 0.056% molybdenum. In addition to testing the along strike continuity of the zone, Hole MB08-38 tested in part the down dip continuity of the zone intersected in Hole MB07-8 (247 metres averaging 0.085% molybdenum). Hole MB 08-38 intersected a 350.65 metre section averaging 0.059% molybdenum. Within the intercept there are higher grade intersections including a 76.22 metre section averaging 0.091% molybdenum.

Hole MB08-39 was located 45 metres north of Hole 96-06 (100 metres averaging 0.044% molybdenum including 68 metres averaging 0.050% molybdenum) and 55 metres south of Hole MB07-5 (285 metres averaging 0.074% molybdenum). The western portion of Hole 08-39 tested the down-hole continuity of the zone interested in Hole MB 08-13 (409 metres averaging 0.060% molybdenum including a 54.94 metre section averaging 0.094% molybdenum).

Hole MB 08-39 intersected a 381.1 metre section averaging 0.044% molybdenum. Within the intersection are higher grade intersections including 57.92, 12.19 and 60.97 metre sections respectively averaging 0.066%, 0.162% and 0.069% molybdenum. The drilling has shown the Moly Brook Zone to exhibit good continuity along strike and at depth. The results for the final three holes are summarized below.

Hole Length
(m)
From
(m)
To
(m)
Int
(m)
Mo
(%)
MoS2
(%)
MB 08-37 495.12 37.8 403.66 365.86 0.060 0.100
    Inc. 37.8 86.59 48.79 0.068 0.113
    or 37.80 50.00 12.2 0.093 0.155
    and 77.44 86.59 9.15 0.085 0.142
    or 132.32 324.39 192.07 0.068 0.113
    inc 132.32 202.44 70.12 0.079 0.132
    and 226.83 251.22 24.39 0.083 0.138
    and 272.56 293.9 21.34 0.084 0.140
MB 08-38 473.78 46.95 443.29 396.34 0.055 0.092
    or 86.59 440.24 350.65 0.059 0.098
    Inc 144.51 391.96 247.45 0.070 0.117
    or 144.51 293.90 148.49 0.078 0.130
    and 217.68 293.90 76.22 0.091 0.152
    and 315.24 330.49 15.25 0.093 0.155
             
MB 08-39 511.59 100.00 481.10 381.10 0.044 0.073
    Inc 209.76 267.68 57.92 0.066 0.110
    or 209.76 218.90 9.14 0.093 0.155
    and 255.49 267.68 12.19 0.162 0.270
    and 307.32 316.44 9.14 0.076 0.127
    Inc 368.29 481.15 112.81 0.061 0.102
    or 377.44 438.41 60.97 0.069 0.115
    and 456.71 475.00 24.39 0.074 0.123
             
MB 08-38 473.78 46.95 443.29 396.34 0.055 0.092
    or 86.59 440.24 350.65 0.059 0.098
    Inc 144.51 391.96 247.45 0.070 0.117
    or 144.51 293.90 148.49 0.078 0.130
    and 217.68 293.90 76.22 0.091 0.152
    and 315.24 330.49 15.25 0.093 0.155
             
MB 08-39 511.59 100.00 481.10 381.10 0.044 0.073
    Inc 209.76 267.68 57.92 0.066 0.110
    or 209.76 218.90 9.14 0.093 0.155
    and 255.49 267.68 12.19 0.162 0.270
    and 307.32 316.44 9.14 0.076 0.127
    Inc 368.29 481.15 112.81 0.061 0.102
    or 377.44 438.41 60.97 0.069 0.115
    and 456.71 475.00 24.39 0.074 0.123
             

In 2008, 4 backhoe trenches, totaling 651 metres in length, were completed across portions of the Moly Brook Zone at approximately 100 metre intervals between 105N and 108N. The purpose of the program was to determine whether the mineralization intersected in several drill holes projected to surface. In all cases the length of the trenches was determined by topographic conditions. Trenches 106N, 107N and 108N intersected widespread molybdenum values. The most northerly and lowermost trench, 108N, intersected a 156 metre section averaging 0.072% molybdenum of which 21 metres had to be assigned a grade of 0% molybdenum as the trench was water covered. Within the intercept there is a 75 metre section averaging 0.105% molybdenum. Trench 107N located 100 metres to the south intersected a 75 metre section averaging 0.060% molybdenum including a 21 metre section averaging 0.081% molybdenum. Trench 106N intersected anomalous molybdenum values throughout its length including a 36 metre section averaging 0.067% molybdenum in which there is an 18 metre section averaging 0.100% molybdenum. Anomalous, >0.020%, molybdenum values were still being intersected at the western end of all three trenches. In addition anomalous molybdenum values were intersected at the eastern end of Trench 106N with the easternmost sample assaying 0.059% molybdenum with 0.16% copper. Trench 105N intersected narrow sections containing 0.01-0.04% molybdenum with the best section being a 3 metre zone assaying 0.040% molybdenum with 0.37% copper. Trench 105N is interpreted to be located to the west of and the main trend of surface mineralization. Limited rock chip sampling has identified anomalous molybdenum values in outcrop to Line 104N along the main trend of molybdenum values with seven of twelve grab samples assaying >0.050% molybdenum to a maximum value of 0.650% molybdenum. The results of the trenching program are summarized below.

TRENCH

LENGTH  (M)

FROM (M)

TO    (M)

INT. (M)

Mo     (%)

MoS2    (%)

Cu    (%)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

105N

204

108W

114W

6

0.023

0.038

<0.010

 

 

141W

147W

6

0.025

0.042

0.358

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

106N

129

0W

9W

9

0.035

0.058

0.140

 

 

33W

39W

6

0.030

0.050

0.130

 

 

93W

129W

36

0.067

0.112

0.100

 

 

102W

120W

18

0.100

0.167

0.120

 

 

102W

117W

15

0.109

0.182

0.130

 

 

120W

129W

9

0.037

0.062

0.103

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

107N

141

3W

9W

6

0.002

0.003

0.065

 

 

18W

24W

6

0.076

0.127

0.073

 

 

39W

114W

75

0.060

0.100

0.016

 

 

69W

114W

45

0.065

0.108

0.123

 

 

93W

114W

21

0.081

0.135

0.164

 

 

114W

126W

12

0.025

0.042

0.263

 

 

126W

132W

NS

 *

 

 

132W

141W

9

0.022

0.037

0.116

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

108N

177

12W

21W

9

0.020

0.033

0.098

 

 

21W

177W

156

0.072

0.120

0.157

 

 

33W

108W

75

0.105

0.175

0.240

 

 

33W

72W

39

0.130

0.217

0.274

 

 

48W

72W

24

0.168

0.280

0.265

 

 

108W

129W

NS

 *

 *

 

 

129W

177W

48

0.063

0.105

0.107



Please follow the link below to view a map identifying the Moly Brook trenching area for 2008
http://www.tenajon.com/i/maps/MolyBrook/2008-12-15TrenchMap.jpg

The Moly Brook Zone is one of three zones of molybdenum mineralization located within a 2.5 km long trend that also includes the Wolf and Chimney Pond Zones. Within the zones molybdenum occurs within sheeted and quartz vein stockwork and along fracture faces. At the Moly Brook Zone sheeted quartz veining is dominant at the higher elevations passing into stockwork at depth. Drilling at the Moly Brook Zone has traced the zone along strike for 750 metres to depths of up to 320 metres below surface. The zone is open along strike and at depth. Width is variable to 500 metres. Overall the zone appears to be oval shaped. The northern portion of the zone surfaces with the plunge of the zone being to the south.

The Moly Brook Zone is located north of Long Pond while the Wolf and Chimney Ponds are located to the south. Long Pond lies along an east-west fault. It is interpreted that the fault has resulted in the southern block being shifted upwards resulting in molybdenum values occurring within sheeted veining similar to that at the higher elevations on the Moly Brook Zone.

The Wolf Pond Zone is located 800 metres south of the Moly Brook Zone. Sampling and mapping at the Wolf Pond Zone has identified a 270 metre wide x 200 metre long zone of sheeted, molybdenum bearing, quartz veining. In 2008 96 grab, chip and channel samples were collected from the zone of which 40 returned values in excess of 0.05% molybdenum. Grab samples assay up to 0.220% molybdenum while chip sample results include 3, 2.5 and 3 metre samples respectively assaying 0.191%, 0.204% and 0.148% molybdenum. Channel sample results include 2.5 and 3 metre samples assaying 0.122% and 0.185% molybdenum. The Wolf Pond Zone has never been drilled.

The Chimney Pond Zone is located approximately 600 metres south of the Wolf Pond Zone. In the 1960's, work at the Chimney Pond Zone outlined a molybdenum in soil anomaly approximately 400 metre long by 300 metre wide. Results of two packsacks drill holes, which tested the zone, intersected anomalous molybdenum values throughout their entire length with one of the holes averaging 0.057% molybdenum over its 27.44 metre length with the last 7.62 metres averaging 0.118% molybdenum. This historic data was collected before the implementation of NI-43-101 and is presented only for information purposes. The Company has no way of verifying the results. Investors are cautioned that recent independent verification has not been completed and the historical results cannot be relied upon. In 2008 limited sampling was completed within the boundaries of the soil anomaly. Of the ten samples collected, four returned assays in excess of 0.050% molybdenum. Grab samples assayed up to 0.087% molybdenum while channel sample results include a 3 metre sample assaying 0.057% molybdenum.

Limited sampling completed between Chimney and Wolf Ponds has returned encouraging results with grab samples assaying up to 0.146% molybdenum with chip sample results including a two metre sample assaying 0.030% molybdenum.

Presently all of the data is being compiled. A preliminary resource calculation is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2009.

The Company also announces that Mr. Reginald J. Stranks has retired as a Director of the company. "The Board of Directors and management of Tenajon would like to thank Reg for his years of outstanding service with the company, and wish him health and success in his future endeavors," said Bruce McLeod, President & CEO of Tenajon Resources Corp.

The Moly Brook property is located 2.5 km from the hamlet of Grey River on the south coast of Newfoundland, less than 4 km from a deep water, ice free navigable fjord. The community is serviced daily by provincial ferries.
The drill program at Moly Brook is being completed by Geoscott Consultants under the supervision of Dave Visagie, P. Geo., a Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101.

At Moly Brook, drill core is sawn into halves with one half being sent for analysis and the other kept for future reference. All samples are prepared at Accurassay Labs, Gambo, Newfoundland using a 600 gram split with the resultant pulp being analyzed at Accurassay Labs, Thunder Bay, Ontario using a 4 acid digestion with analysis by Induced Couple Polarization (ICP). A stringent program of check, blank and duplicate sampling is employed throughout with duplicates standards and blanks being entered into the sample stream at regular intervals.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors
TENAJON RESOURCES CORP.

Per: D. Bruce McLeod

D. Bruce McLeod, President

Investor Contacts:
Bruce McLeod 604-687-7545 or Chris Curran 604-331-2288

Corporate Information
Bruce McLeod, President, CEO, Director
Suite 860 - 625 Howe Street
Vancouver BC Canada V6C 2T6

Tel: (604) 687-7545
TF: 1-888-338-2200
Fax: (604) 689-5041
Email: info@tenajon.com

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This news release does not constitute an offer to sell or solicitation of an offer to sell any securities in the United States. The securities have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "U.S. Securities Act") or any state securities laws and may not be offered or sold within the United States or to U.S. Persons unless registered under the U.S. Securities Act and applicable state securities laws or an exemption from such registration is available.

Cautionary Statement Regarding Forward-Looking Information

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