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tt i •' 52GI4NE0089 52GHNE8047 PENASSI LAKE 010 ' REPORT FOR MATTAGAMI LAKE MINES LIMITED Covering MAGNETIC and ELECTROMAGNETIC surveys over their No. 10 CLAIM GROUP Sturgeon Lake Area Patricia Mining Division, Ontario DUPLICATE COPY POOR Q UALITY ORIQINA! , TQ'FOLLOW , March, 1970

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Page 1: REPORT FOR MATTAGAMI LAKE MINES LIMITED

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52GI4NE0089 52GHNE8047 PENASSI LAKE 010

' REPORT FOR

MATTAGAMI LAKE MINES LIMITED

Covering MAGNETIC and ELECTROMAGNETIC

surveys over their

No. 10 CLAIM GROUP

Sturgeon Lake AreaPatricia Mining Division, Ontario

DUPLICATE COPYPOOR QUALITY ORIQINA!

, TQ'FOLLOW ,

March, 1970

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REPORT FOR

MATTAGAMI LAKE MINES LIMITED

Covering M AGNETIC and ELECTROMAGNETIC

•urveya over their

CLAIM GROUP

Sturgeon Lake Area,Patricia Mining Division, Ontario.

M R r c h , 1970.

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Report for Mattagami Lake Mines Limited covering MAGNETIC and ELECTROMAGNETIC surveys over their NO. 10 CLAIM GROUP, Sturgeon Lake area, Patricia Mining Division, Ontario.

LOCATION AND ACCESS;

This group of 16 contiguous claims numbered P212743 to P212758 inclusive is located in Sturgeon Lake. The group is staked around an island located approximately 1J miles south east of Granite Bay. Access is via Sturgeon Lake.

PREVIOUS WORK;

The GSC airborne magnetic map No. 52-G/14 flown at 1000' shows that the claim group flanks a very strong magnetic high towards the southeast. This magnetic high occurs within the Iak9", but is^attributed to iron formation associated with a band of sediments that strike up Sturgeon Lake then turn towards Barge and Port Lakes. The ODM geological map No. 2169 shows the island as being composed of mafic metavolcanics. The area was flown by Questor for Mattagami Lake Mines with the claim group being staked to cover four airborne EM anomalies located on the island and the bay on its eastern shore.

EQUIPMENT USED;

Magnetic- A McPhar fluxgate magnetometer K-700 was used measuring the vertical component of the magnetic field directly in gammas. Accuracy of the instrument is 10 gammas. Normal Procedures using base stations and applying drift corrections were carried out.

Electromagnetic- A Crone Shoot back JEM unit was used with a coil separation of 300' and a basic operating frequency of 1800 Hz with readings also being taken at 480 Hz in anomalous areas. The "resultant dip angle" in degrees is recorded using the mid point between the two operators. This instrument was also used for some detail work from line 12E to line 32E adjacent to the base line using the fixed transmitter vertical loop method and running the 400* line with a receiver.

A Crone RADEM-VLF-EM instrument was also used for detail work measuring both the dip angle of the field in degrees and the Field Strength as a percent of normal Held Strength.

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Report for Mattagami Lake Mine* Limited covering MAGNETICand ELECTROMAGNETIC surveys over their NO. 10 CLAIM GROUP,Sturgeon Lake area, Patricia Mining Di vi B Ion, Ontario.

LOCATION AND ACCESS;

Thlg group of 16 contiguous claim* numbered P 212743 to P 212758 inclusive 10 located in Sturgeon I .ak*. The group in staked around an island located approximately 1} mil** B ou the wo t of Granite bay. Access i t v ia Sturgeon Lake.

PREVIOUS WORK:

The GSC airborne magnetic map Mo. 5?.- G / 14 flown at 1000' hows that the claim group flank* a. very atrong magnetic high toward* the southeast. This magnetic high occur x within the lake but i* attributed to iron formation associated with a band of aediment* that ntrikr np Sturgeon Lake then turn toward* Dargr and Port Lakes. Th* OPM geological map No, 2169 dhow* the Inlanrl a-i bf Ing compose'! of mafic metavolcanics. The area wai flown by rneMor for Mattsgami T nlr* Mines with the claim nroun brlnp Ma IT d to rov*r four Mrborn* F: M anomalies located on the inland an O th* Hny r.n HO ^

EQUIPMENT tJSEP:

Magnetic- A McPhar fluxgAte magnetometer M -700 wan used measuring the vertical component of the magnetic field directly In gammas. Accuracy of the instrument i* l 10 K*mmaa, Normal using base stations and applying drift correction* vere carried out.

E le c tr omagna tic - A Crone Shoot back J K* J unit waa uaed with w coil separation of 300* and a ban'-: operating fr^o'iency of 1BOO Hs, r-Uh readings also being taken ut 480 H* in mo*nalons ^rear. Tbe " r**ultant dip angle" in degrees i* recorded n*ilnR tho M^ld point between thr two operators. This Instrument w a a al"o na*d {*r a onie detail work from line 12 E to line 32 E adjacent to t^e bnw lin** u*ing the fixed transmitter vertical loop method und running the 400' line with a receiver.

A Crone R A DEM- VLF - KM Instrument waa alno uncH for detail work measuring both the dip angl' of th* fl*-ld in decrees a.nd the Field Strength at a percent of normal T) - Id Strength.

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LINECUTTING:

A baseline was established with an azimuth of 40 0 and a grid cut with a 400' time interval over the entire claim block. Linecutting and picketing over the lake was conducted by Mattagami Lake Mine's own crews. A total of l mile of hase line and 13.2 miles of line were established.

INTERPRETATION:

Three conductors were detected no. 10-1, No. 10-2 and No. 10-3.Conductor No. 10-1 is a well defined anomaly with high

conductivity/ a length of 600* and a width that could be as much at 50'. The conductor dips at approximately 60 0 towards grid north with magnetic correlation being poor to nil.

Conductors 10-2 and 10-3 are weak and poorly defined even with the considerable detail work carried out. A banded deeply buried bedrock conductor or a near surface clay bed could explain the anomaly.

^Two drill holes are proposed.

No. l Line 32E, 8 4- 00 N drilling at -45 0 in a grid south direction for 400'

No. 2 Line 20 E, l -f 50 N drilling at -45 0 in a grid south direction for 500'

Respectfully submitted,

J. DUNCAN CRONE B.A., P. Eng geophysicist.

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SPECIAL PROVISION

ASSESSMENT WORK DETAILS

Type of Survey MAGNETICA Mparot* (em U required (or *och lyp* ol tunr*y

Chief Line Cutter or Cnntr*r.^ MATTAGAMI LAKE JMINES CREWNorn* A ddren

Party Chief Tt nnr R T f /t A THTT ^ HHVNorn* Addrait

Consultant DUNCAN CRONE. 979 LAKFSHORE ROAD E. . PORT CREDIT. ONT.Norn* Addrei*

COVERING DATES Line Cutting ————-——-————-— ——————— -———-—-—.—

Field Geology or Geophysics /f fi fa// 1T ~ l ? /*?7o}

Office ______________ AfifH ? ^- 2 f" X f?

INSTRUMENT DATA MA*, M.vM .r^ Tyr McPHAR - M-700 - FLUXGATE

Scale Constant or Sensitivity , i GAMMASOr provide copy of instrument data from Manufacturer's brockure,

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Total Number of Stations Within Claim Group ———————Number of Miles of Line cut Within Claim firr.np '4. 2

ASSESSMENT WORK CREDITS REQUESTED Geological Survey______Days per Claim

Geophysical Survey—4fL—— Days per Claim

MINING CLAIMS TRAVERSED

PJ/212743. P21Z744. P 212745. P 212746. P 212747. P 212748. P Z1Z749.

P 212750, P 212751, P 212752. P 212753. P 21Z754, P 212755. P 212756.

P 212757. P 212758.__ ________________________

TOTAL 16

DATE APRIL 10/70._______________ SIGNED

Special provision credits do not apply to Radiometric Surveys.

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, . ,.vN SPECIAL PROVISION\ --- ASSESSMENT WORK DETAILS

ELECTBOMAGNETICType of Survey. —-————————.-.—————————A (^porate form It required lor each type ol tunrcy

r,.,,. ~ - MATTAGAMI LAKE MINES CREW LhieJ Line Cutter or Contractor.—-—-——--—.—.—.——————-——-——————————.Nome Addrost

Party ri.;.f ROBERT MAJOR, BOX 190. IGNACE. ONTARIO.

Consultant DUNCAN CRONE, 979 LAKESHORE ROAD E. , APORT CREDIT, OUT.NORM. . Addrot*

COVERING DATES Line Cutting _______/f fi .

f - u r i r- t. AfA t f H G *~ l Q itfJ O rleld ueology or Geophysics ' l"7f\^"ft " f T, *7 '

Office __________

INSTRUMENT DATA M.I,. M-UI ...i Tyr. C EO^E S HOOTBACK JEM h R ADEM

Scale Constant or S.M,ilvity^t ^ : "FOCHUHi: ENCL.Or provide copy of instrument data from Manufacturer"-* brockurt.

* . Total Number of Stations Within Claim Group ———————Number of Miles of Line cut Within Cloim Group——y,*,,JEM - 717B A DEM- 151

1 V. LOOP- 63ASSESSMENT WORK CREDITS REQUESTED Geological Survey______Days per Claim

Geophysical Survey————— Days per Claim

MINING CLAIMS TRAVERSEDF^21Z743, P 21Z744, P 212745. P 21Z746. P 212747, P Z12748. P 2127-19,

P 212750. P 212751, P 212752, P 212753. P 212754, P 212755. P 212756,

P 212757, P 212758.

16 — TOTAL __

DATF APRIL 10/70.______________ SICNED

Specinl provision credits do not upply to Radiometric Surveys.

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PROJECTS SECTION DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND NORTHEHN AFFAIUS Flip. 63.27R3

TECHNICAL ASSESSMENT WORK CREDITS

Recorder Holder

Area

.Mine?

. .5. .Vi .pa.rt.9f .S

Type of Survey and number of Assessment Days Credits per claim

GEOPHYSICAL AirborneO Ground 0

, Magnetometer .........?.?........................days

(Jem) Electromagnetic ......2.0........................days

Radiometric .......................................days

SECTION 84 (14)...

Special Provision L2

................days

Man days [ _ j

NOTICE OF INTENT TO BE ISSUED

["") Credits have been reduced because of partial coverage of claims.

["j Credits have been reduced because of corrections to work dates and figures of applicant.

[~| NO CREDITS have been allowed for the following mining claims as they were not sufficiently covered by the survey:

Mining Claims

Pa. 2127U3 to 58 inclusive,

The Mining Recorder may reduce the above credits if necessary in order that the total number of approved assessment days recorded on each claim doet not exceed the maximum allowed at follow: Caophytkal - SO; Geological - 40; Geochemical - 40;

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PROJECTS SECTION DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND NOIUHEnN AFFAIRS FILE: fi3.?7n3

Recorder Holder

- Area

TECHNICAL ASSESSMENT WORK CREDITS

.of

Type of Survey and number of Assessment Days Credits per claim

GEOPHYSICAL Airbcrnedl Ground!!]

Magnetometer......................... ...........days

(Radem) Electromagnetic .......A6......................days

Radiometric .......................................days

SECTION 84 (14). ................days

Q i i Man days | _ |

NOTICE OF INTENT TO BE ISSUED

[~~] Credits have been reduced because of partial coverage of claims,

| | Credits have been reduced because of corrections to work dates and figures of applicant.

NO CREDITS have been allowed for the following mining claims as they were not sufficiently covered by the survey:

Mining Claims

Pa. 212747 - M8

212752 - 53

The Mining Recorder may reduce the above credits it necettary in ordtr that the total number of approved itteument dtv* recorded on eirh ctiim doet not exceed the minimum ellowed at follows: Geophytictl - SO; Geological - 40; Ceochemictl - 40:

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DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND NORTHERN AFFAIRSMIMING LANDS BRANCH

October lith, 1070.

Mr. W* A. Buchan, Mining Recorder* Court House, Sioux tookout, Ont.

Dear Sir t

Ret Mining Claim no. Pa. 212747 *t el,

The Oeophynical •••*waiw*nt wr*rk credit* **P nhown m the attached lint hnvw k-**n approY*rt P * pf th* rtpt* rbovr .

infom t h** r*cor^^(1 holder pnrt no Jn^Jcitf* on ycnrrecords.

Your* very truly,

/!' c x, ^, - x X J- 1". 'C- C ' : *' -'-^-w. r.J "

r rod V. Matthew*, Suporviacr,

Trojecte Section. /dg.

c. c. Matt/ip.ffni I.^Va Hin*9 Ltd., Explorntlcn rivltiort, 20G - C King ft.. K., Toronto, Ontario, Attn . ; J . D.

C. C. H. L. Kinf,Ffgldent Geologist, 608 Robertson St., Kenora, Ont.

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SEE ACCOMPANYING MAKS) IDENTIFIED AS

LOCATED IN THE MAPCHANNEL IN THEFOLLOWING SEQUENCE

(X)

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FOR ADDITIONAL

INFORMATION

SEE MAPS:

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LOCATION MAP

INSTRUMENT McPHAR M-700

MATTAGAMI LAKE MINES LIMITEDEXPLORATION DIVISION

MAGNETOMETER SURVEY ANOMALY 10

STURGEON LAKE AREA PATRICIA MINING DIVISION-ONTARIO

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RESULTANT DIP ANGLE IN DEGREES

CROSS-OVER

TRANSMITTER

DETAIL WITH VERTICAL LOOP DIP ANGLE IN DEGREES

CRONE INSTRUMENT300 SEPARATION

MATTAGAMI LAKE MINES LIMITEDEXPLORATION DIVISION

SURVEYANOMALY IP

STURGEON LAKE AREA PATRICIA MINING DIVISION ONTARIOLOCATION MAP

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212746 212744

212743 212743

212749212750

212748212747

217753

212752 212751

212757212758212756

212755

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DIP ANGLE OF RESULTANT FIELD N DEGREES

PROFILE SCALE r \ "-ZQ* ___ —E- 00^

LOCATION MAP

MATTAGAMI LAKE MINES LIMITEDEXPLORATION DIVISION

RADEM VERTICAL LOOP SURVEYANOMALY 10

STURGEON LAKE AREA PATRICIA MINING DIVISION ONTARIO

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LOCATION MAP

HORIZONTAL COMPONENT OF FIELD STRENGTH AS A PERCENT OF NORMAL FIELD STRENGTH

MATTAGAMI LAKE MINES LIMITEDEXPLORATION D IVISION

RADEM FIELD STRENGTH SURVEYANOMALY 10

STURGEON LAKE AREA PATRICIA MINING DIVISION ONTARIO

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