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52N02NWD006 OP92-BS5 OKIE LAKE 010

December 7, 1992

Final Submission For HIGHWALL LAKE PROJECT

William McNerney

District of Kenora. Dixie Lake Area (G1769) Red Lake Mining Division

ACCESS: Highway 105 South to Dixie Lake Road. South to Dixie Lake, then by boat. Or, continue South to Logging Road to South East of Claim Block.

CHANGES: Went to Beep Mat Survey in lieu of Magnetometer and VLF because of massive blow-down in the area survey Mas to be done.

Went to straight prospecting instead of overburden drilling because of blow-down.

GEOLOGY: Mostly metavolcanics from the very little outcrop that was found.

WORK DONE: Prospected North East group of claims and sampled what little outcrop there Mas.

Extensive Beep Mat Survey with no significant reading to pinpoint mineralization or shallow bedrock.

RESULTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: No new significant outcrops Mere found as expected.

Beep Mat Mas not effective. The only hope left is for an extensive Diamond drill program of the known geophysical targets.

HIGHWALL LAKE PROJECT DAILY LOG

1Q92July 8th Went to Southeast corner of claim block - Prospected - Ran

into very bad blow down and not accessabte any futher. July 9th Prospected Northwest side of claims - Access^down

Dlxlelake. 3 samples taken (see descriptions of sample sheet). July lOth Prospected Northside of claims down Dfciielake. 2 samples

(see descriptions)July Nth Did Beep mat survey on Northside of claims (no high readings). July 12th Did Beep mat survey on North Central part oir clairn (no high

readings). July 14th Prospected outcrop on West claim boundry - 5 samples (see

descriptions).July 18th Prospected North part of claims. No samples. July 19th Did Beep mat survey on Easterly most claim (rio high readings) July 2Oth Beep mat traverse on picket-line - 5 (rio high readings). July 22nd Prospected on picket-line 3O and to South side of creek. 2

samples (see descriptions).July 23rd Beep mat survey on picket-line * 3O. No high readings. July 24th Beep mat survey East of portage, no high readins. Juki 27th Beep mat traverse along Northside Highwall lake, no high

readings. July 29th Prospected west part of claim block - l sample (see

description). July 3Oth Prospected East arid along portage - l sample (see

description). July 3lst Beep mat traverse West arid South of portage, no high

readings. August 2nd Prospected along West claim boundry - 2 samples (see

description).August 4th Prospected West of portage - 2 samples (se description). August 5th Beep mat traverse North and West of portage - l sample

(see description). August 7th Beep mat traverse Central part of claim block, no high

readings, see sketch. August 8th Pull out boat, motors and other equipment.

SAMPLENUMBER

H-lH-3H-4H-5H-6H-7H-8H-9H-9AH-10H-llH-12H-13H-14H-15H-16H-17H-20H-21

TYPE

GrabGrabGrabGrabGrabGrabGrabGrabGrabGrabGrabGrabGrabGrabGrabGrabGrabGrabGrab

DESCRIPTION OF SAMPLES - HIGHWALL LAKE

ROCK TYPE MINERALIZATION

Iron Formation Iron Formation Iron Formation Tuff Breccia Tuff Breccia Metavolcanics Metavolcanics Metavolcanics Metavolcanics Metavolcanics Tuff Breccia Tuff Breccia Tuff Breccia Tuff Breccia Tuff Breccia Tuff Breccia Iron Formation Iron Formation Iron Formation

PyrrhotitePyritePyriteQuartzQuartzArgilliteArgilliteArgilliteArgilliteArgilliteArgilliteArgilliteArgilliteArgilliteArgilliteArgillitePyritePyrrhotitePyrrhotite

AV ASSERP.

TR.04TR.44.28TRTRTRTR.OZTRTRTRTR.38.38.10TRTR

W. McNerney

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ASSAY CERTIFICATE

Phone: Bus. (807) 662-8171Res. (807) 662-3361

Fax: (807)662-1155

Date: Sept. 21-92

Sample No. Description oz/tonAu oz/tonAg

H-l Trace

H-3 ,04

Trace

.44

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8

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12

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14 11

15 12

16 13 .32

17 14 Trace

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

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W. McNerjiey



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Phone: Bus. (807) 662-8171Res. (807) 662-3361

Fax: (807)662-1155

Date: Aug. 31-92

Sample No. Description ozAonAu oz/tonAg

N-l Trace

H-2

H-ll

12

13

8 10

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10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

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W. McNerney

PAULS CUSTOM FIRE ASSAYING LTD.

PAULOKANSKI.Assayer Box 253, Cochenour, Ontario POV1LO

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Fax: (807)662-1155

Sept. 9-92

Sample No. Description oz/lonAu oz/tonAg

H-14 Trace

B. McNerney



ASSAY CERTinCATE

Phone: Bus. (807) 662-8171Res. (807) 662-3361

Fax: (807)662-1155

Date: Oct. 2-92

Sample No. Description oz/tonAu oz/tonAg

H-15 .38

16 .38

17 .10

18 .02

19 Trace

8

20

21

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8.94

22 .68

10 23 .16

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FINNAL SUBTraaiura SUMMARY FOR

NARROW LAKE PROJECTDecember 7,1992

William McNerneyRed Lake Mining DivisionSkinner TWP Claim Map G 3758 - Claim * 7143911Changes to proprosed project

Per phone call - Approved by Mr. Gary gorabowsk i - Sept. 25,1992Cut total grant expenditures to 39,OOO.OO - 9 days to 5 days, 3500.00

Lodging detested OMeals cut to 55.OO Travel to Balmertown - Narrow Lake 1375 km @ 30.30 3 412.0OAssays 3 1KXOOMogna pack A. Powder 3 120.00Beep mat rental 3 100.00

31297.00

Geology - Claim 7143911 - West portion.See SketchBrecciated gabbro dikes several meters in width.MafK flows *. quarts veins - Discovered 5 m wide sulphidebearing ( pyrrhotite } chert zone - 3O-35 m exposed.Foleations in chert zone enclosing mafic flows trend MO/70degrees NMassive pads of pyrrhotite mineralization occour in the chest.

Work doneHand stripped zone for 30 m - drilled five shot holes and blasted - took 8 samples -(see attached sheet). Did Beep mat survey over zone (got very high readings 18,000 to 24,000) and adjacent area - strike. No high readings.

Results: Found massive sulphide zone with encouraging base metal. Results. Zone responnded very well to Beep mat. Sulphide zone is located at 8-10 channel airborne conductor locations.

Recommendations: Because of the effectiveness and high readings of the Beep mat over the sulphide zone - a complete Beep mat survey should be done over both claim blocks and through prospecting - locating and sampling of outcrop as the area seems very v/ell mineralized.

NARROW LAKE LOG

August 26th

SamleGrab Grab

August 31st

Samle Type Grab Grab Grab Grab Grab

Prospected - Found massive sulphide zone near road - Stripped for 3O rt. 4 rt. to 6 rt. wide - Beep mat readings very high - 83,GOQ to 24,GOG - See sketch Rock Hfrierafcation Assets Gabbro Sulphides Av Tr Gabbro Sufchides Av Tr

Drilled and blasted six holes on same zone - took 5samples.Reck Mineralization AssnysGabbro Sufctridss see attachedChert PyrrhotiteChert PyrrhotiteBrecciated Gabbro PyrrhotiteGabbro Pyrrhotite

Assay sheet 23 elements and FTIG

Sept. t2th Sarnpte Type * 14 Grab

Sept. t5th

Prospected - East oT sulphide zone Rock r'tineralteattan Gabbro Sulphides Tr

Did Beep mat survey east and north or sulphide zone on str&e, but no big readings.

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PAUL'S CUSTOM HRE ASSAYING LTD.

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ASSAY CERTIFICATE

Phone: Bus. (807) 662-8171Res. (807) 662-3361

Fax: (807)662-1155

Date- Sept. 15-92

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(807) 6234448 FAX 623-6820

Mr. Bill McNerney P.O. Box 4 Balmertown, OH PV ICO

Attn: Mr. Bill McNerney Job: 924650T

8-Oct-92

Page: l Status: Final

Received: 23-Sep-92

Pulp Samples

Sample

N-3N-4N-5H-6N-7H-14

Sample

N-3N-4N-5N-6N-7M-14

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MoI CAPppm

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166412561829

PbICAPppm

C21611321516

AsICAPppm

1421615311236

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0.150.200.270.720.340.20

ZnICAPppm

1632075262325119805

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0.92.23.00.42.62.5

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Attn: Mr. Bill McNerney Job: 924650T

8-Oct-92

Page: 2 Status: Final

Received: 23-Sep-92

Pulp Samples

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Mr. Bill McNerney 8-Oct-92P.O. Box 4Balmertown, ON Page: 3POV ICO Status: Final

Attn: Mr. McNerney Project:Job: 924650T Received: 23-Sep-92

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'^5^5^Sii55 DIXIE LAKE 030

Final Submission For KAKAGI LAKE PROJECT

December 8. 1992

Mi11iam McNerneyMi l Ham McNerney. Mayne Holmsted

Rick Angoue

Kenora Mining District - Phillips TMP

ACCESS TO CLAIM 1149490: Down Kakagi Lake by boat. ACCESS TO CLAIM 1149491: By boat or Old Tote Road off of main

Vi; Kenora Highway 71.

IGES: Per phone approval from Gary Gorabowski on June 2, 1992 did Beep Mat Survey instead of Geochemical Soil Survey.

MORK: Beep Mat Survey over Claim 1149490 and the western part of Claim 1149491.

Established grid on Claim 1149490. Cleaned out 5 pits on two veins on Claim 1149490 and washed and stripped with Acme l High Pressure Mater Pump.

Prospected for new showings - found one, but no values.

GEOLOGY: Quartz veins in shears and gabbro intrusives - gold bearing - siliceous - serecite shiet.

RESULTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: Gold bearing quartz veins were found in the old workings. Good values were obtained, but unable to establish any further. Strike length to northwest and runs into lake to southeast.

Could not get values out of wall rock as hoped.Recommend more prospecting and Geochemical Soil Survey

across lake on strike on Claim 1149491.

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June 1st

June 2nd

June 3rd

June 4th

June 5th

June 6th

June 7th

June 8th

June 9th

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June 15th -

June 16th -

Wpnt down lake by boat - located Claim #1149490 - prospected - found two (2) old veins and trenches - two (.?) samp l PS.

Located second group of Claims - #1149491 - -Found old tote road for access to claims.

Went to Balmertown to pick up equipment, boat two motors, all terrain vehicle. (410 miles)

Returned with equipment and took to claims prospected - found one (1) old pit - two (2) samples.

Prospected - located all claim posts - two (2) more trenches - three (3) samples.

Prospected - found two (2) pits, but no trenches - not able to get samples as full of water - two (2) samples from #1 vein.

Prospected Claim #1149491 - no trenches or pits - two (2) samples.

Worked on laying out grid - established starting line and angles.

Set-up high pressure pump and strung out hose washed a pit #2 showing.

Worked with high pressure pump on #5 showing - wash out Pit B.

Moved pump and hose to Vein #1 - wash out Pit C - exposed QTZ veins.

Cleaned out Pits D ^ E - washed with high pressure - exposed QTZ veins.

Went to Balmertown to get more equipment, scaling bars, grub hose and pails for samples.

Broke up Pit A Vein #2 - made two (2) samples - one (1) pai l full.

Broke up Pit B on Vein #5 - made three (3) samples.

Hauled out high pressure pump and hose and the two (2) samples Pit D.

June 17th -

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June 19th -

June 20th -

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June 22nd -

June 23rd -

June 24th -

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June 26th -

June 27th -

June 28th -

June 29th -

Prospected over grid on main claim - two (2) old pits two (2) samples.

Blasted (magna pack) at Pit C on Vein #1 - one (1) sample.

Blasted (maqna pack) at Pits D and E on Vein #1 - took three <3) samples.

Blasted (magna pack) at Pit E and took four (4) samples# some V.G. in Pit E.

Prospected on Big Claim #1149491 Beep Mat - two (2) samp les.

Prospected for new veins adjacent to known veins - found small QTZ vein 60O feet N.E. of Vein #1 - one (1) sample K-1B.

Did Beep Mat survey in N.W. corner o-f Big Claim#1149491 - one (1) sample - no unusual readings.

Did Beep Mat survey on ridge in center of Big Claim - some readings of +25O - no bedrock -will recheck.

Rechecked ridge area - no bedrock on readings two (2) samples from near by outcrop.

Did Beep Mat survey over North 1/4 of Claim #1149491 - no very high readings - found one (1) small sulfide zone - one (1) sample.

Did find Beep Mat over grid on North claim - two (2) samples.

Prospected on far South end of Claim #1149491 - very little outcrop - one (1) sample rust zone.

Did Beep Mat survey over Central part of Claim Block#1149491 - no high readings.

DESCRIPTION of SAMPLES - KAKAGI LAKE PROJECT

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Date- Aug. 31-92

Sample No Description oz/lon/ oz/tonAg

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W. McNerney



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Date: Sept. 21-92

Sample No. Description ox/ton Au az/tonAg

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Fax: (807)662-1155

Date:. Oct. 2-92

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ND

ACCESSSkinner Tow

nship was mapped m 197? by A P Pryslak and assis

tants (Pryslak 1972) The map rem

ained unpublished for a number

of years

as the

author m

oved on

to other

responsibilities P C Thurston and assistants conducted a reconnaissance of the belt in 1976 w

hich included Skinner Township

The Ontario G

eo logical Survey has received Pryslak's m

anuscript map. how

ever the area has not received a detailed treatm

ent of the economic

geology In order to m

ake the data available the present m

ap is published w

ithout economic geology details

The map area

is accessible by float-equipped aircraft from

Red Lake It is how

ever possible to proceed from the South Bay

Mine Road (w

hich comm

ences at Ear Falls) at the Little Bear Lake public

access point

to the

map

area This

entails a

journey w

ithout portages through the W

oman River and Bear Lake to the

northern part of Wom

an Lake of about 30km

A 150 m

portage connects W

oman Lake to Narrow Lake providing access to a large

paM of the area

Portages exist between N

arrow Lake and the

un-named lakes betw

een Narrow and Lark Lake and from M

arrow Lake to H

osier Lake A trail exists betw

een Car Lake and Bathurst Lake

GENERAL G

EOLO

GY

The m

ap area covers the northw

estern part of the B

irch-Uchi

metavolcanic belt w

ithin the Uchi subprovm

ce The area lies on

the western lim

b of a regional synclinorium w

hich passes through m

e centre of the belt The author described three m

afic lo felsic cycles w

hich comprise the belt to the south m

Corless and Dent

Townships

(Pryslak 1970

1971) W

Hhtn Skinner

Township

the upper interm

ediate to felsic part of Cycle l is preserved betw

een the southern bay of N

arrow Lake at universal transverse M

ercator (UTM

) grid location 18 611 000 N and

1 030 000 E and the thin east-trending channel of the lake at 18 613 000 N and 1 030 000 E

The sequence consists of intermediate and felsic lapilli tuff tuff

breccia and tuff w

hich Thurston (1982) has interpreted in part as ash

flows

based upon

lack of bedding

presence of eutaxitic textures and tuffaceous tops to units of constant clast type Above the volcanic rocks is a unit of chert and carbonate of uncertain thjckness w

hich marks the volcanic hiatus at the top of the cycle

An exposure at the carb symbol (UTM

grid location 18 612 000 N and

1 037 000 E) is a 1

m by

1 m

occurrence of marble

The author suggests that this exposure correlates w

ith a unit of chert and pyritic chert at the pyrite occurrence on the eastern shore of the

bay of

Narrow Lake

in C

orless Tow

nship A

small

felsic intrusion

(re-interpreted by

Thurston 1982

as rhyolite)

gives a U

/Pb age on zircons of 2960 Ma (N

unes and Thurston 1980)The

lower

mafic

metavolcanic

unit exposed

over m

ost of

Narrow Lake consists of pillow

ed and massive m

afic flows w

rth intercalated diorite to gabbro sills

This unit form

s the base of C

ycle II

Above the basalts

is a

major

unit of

metasedim

ents consisting of a clast supported heterolithic pebble conglom

erate feldspathic

graphitic mudstone

and magnetite ironstone extend

ing north-northwestw

ard from eastern Narrow Lake The unit has a

maxim

um thickness of 800 m

and thins rapidly toward Q

uartz Lake (Dent Tow

nship) and northwest tow

ard Lark Lake Above this

in the vicinity of M

ousseau and Mozier Lake

is a unit of massive

unbedded non-graded lapilli tuff to tuff breccia It consists m

ainly of w

hite weathering dacitic

lithic and pumiceous lapilli

generally subangular

m a

sparse m

atrix of

broken feldspar crystals and

relict ash In turn above this are mafic flow

s and wackes w

hich lie in the Swam

Lake fault zoneA body

about 2 km in diam

eter of quartz-feldspar porphyry

lies northeast

of Car

Lake D

eformation

textures establish

its pre-m

etamorphic age

Conform

able lenses of serpentinite up tc

130m thick occur

within the m

afic metavolcam

csThe w

estern boundary of the be't is an intrusive contact with

equigranular biotite granodiorite The sam

e unit defines the south- em

boundary

STRUCTURAL GEO

LOG

YThe dom

inant structural feature of the map area is the Swain Lake

fault which extends from

Swain Lake (to the northeast out of the m

ap area) to north of Mousseau Lake

The fault is defined by zones of shearing and num

erous subpafailel faults that generally display a left-handed strike separation

The melavolcanic-m

elasedimenlary belt southw

est of Mczier

Lake is homoclinal w

ith stratigraphic loos facing northeastward

As such it lies on the western lim

b of the regional synclinorium

(Thurston 1982)

ECO

NO

MIC

GEO

LOG

YThe principal m

ineral occurrences in the area involve gold These

occurrences are divisible into three classes1

Those associated with gabbro sills cutting the m

afic flows of

Cycle II

which include the D

unkin Occurrence and the pits

north of Narrow

Lake between N

arrow and Lark Lake

2 Those associated w

ith the body of quartz feldspar porphyry northeast of

Car

Lake de

the pits south of the

porphyry body)

3 Those associated w

ith the regional granite contact eg

the Bathurst M

ine M

iscellaneous small sulphide occurrences are

associated with m

udstone and chemical sedim

ent units asso ciated w

ith the Lark Lake-Narrow

Lake metasedim

ent unit

MM

ER

AL EXPLO

RA

TION

Prospecting for gold in the Birch Lake-Uchi Lake greenstone bel:

began m the 1920s

following the establishm

ent of (he Red LaKe m

ining cam

p In

Skinner Tow

nship gold

was discovered

in a

number

of -localities m

1926 (G

reig 1928).

companies

initially involved w

ere Bathurst Mtnes Lim

ited D

unkin Gold M

ines Limited

Leonard Narrow

Lake Mtnes

Limited

Narrow

Lake Mining Com

pany Lim

ited and C

oniagas Mines Lim

ited (North W

est Syndicate option)

Surface work by Bathurst M

ines Limited uncovered a num

ber of auriferous quartz veins betw

een Bathurst and Car Lakes the

most

important

of w

hich lie

on Claim

KRL

4759 (368353) (no

longer patented) and KRL 4758 (321974)ino longer patented) A

srtaft was sunk to a depth of 66 6 m

on the No 3 Vein on KRL

4758 som

e 531 m of lateral aevetoom

ent was done on the 6' rr. level late in 1929 (Rogers and Young 1929) G

old valued at S2500 had been recovered by late 1929

when the m

ine was shut down

At this lime

the shaft had reached a depth of 128 m w

ith 962 3 m

of crosscutting and drifting on the 61 and 91

5m

levels (Sinclair et a'

1939) The m

ine was reopened m 1932

and an additional 51500 ot gold was produced (Sinclair e: ai

19331 Erie C

anadian M

ines Limited optioned tne property

and carried out an extensive surface

and underground

exploration program

me

from

1934 to

1935 In

1936 the

Car Lake

Syndicate optioned

the property

Gleem

an Gold M

ines Limned w

as incorporated by the syndicate in 1937 lo continue developm

ent of the mine

Production during the year am

ounted lo 4116 g of gold worth S2917 from

290 tonnes of ore (Sinclair ef al

1939) M

ining ceased later that year no further

underground work has been done on the property since

On the Dunk ir Mines property

located on the northwest arm

of Narrow Lake

shafi sinking began m 1928 on C

laim KHL 4434

(no longer patented* reaching a depth of 82.7 m

Levels w

ere established on the 38 m

and 76 3 m horizons

a total of 215m of

lateral development was reported (Rogers and Young

1929) No

production was recorded during this tim

e

A zinc occurrence lying northwest of Narrow Lake was pros

pected from

1926 to 1927 by the Narrow Lake Mining Com

pany Lim

ited (Bruce 1929)

but did not prove tc be of major signifi

canceThe follow

ing m

aterial is

abstracted from

the

Assessmenf

Files Research Office (AFRO

) O

ntario Geological Survey Toronto

During the 1940s and 1950s very little exploration w

ork was done m

Skinner

Township

Messrs

Hodgson

Wagner

and Bam

ford prospected a large claim

group in the southwestern corner of the

township in 1948No additional exploration was recorded until the m

id-1960s w

hen several com

panies reassessed the gold and

base metal

potential of the area In 1963

Bathurst Selective Mines Securities

Limited drilled 6 holes totaling 222 m on tw

o claims im

mediately

southwest of the old Bathurst M

ine shaft visible gold was re

corded in the drill log for Hole

#1 In

1966 Cana Exploration

Consultants Lim

ited did a VLF-EM survey for Mr

G Jones over 18 claim

s covering numerous gold show

ings m the area betw

een Car and

Bathurst Lakes Follow

up drilling of one hole (2135m) by

Victoria Algom

a M

ineral C

ompany

Limited

in 1967

tested the

strongest EM anom

aly on the property C C Huston and Associates Lim

ited flew

an

airborne electrom

agnetic m

agnetic and

radiometric survey in

1968 over a large area including much of

Skinner Tow

nship no

significant radiom

etric anom

alies were

found lo

occur there

In 1969

Kendon C

opper M

ines Lim

ited drilled 6 holes totaling 467 m

on three claims betw

een Bathurst and Car Lakes

During the same year

Noranda Exploration Com

pany

Limited

conducted EM

and m

agnetometer

surveys on

a tw

enty-claim property located on the eastern boundary of Skinner

Township

This area

was also

covered by

airborne EM

m

ag netom

eter and radiom

etric surveys contracted by Vance Explora tion

of Ontario

Limited

in 1969

As a result Vanco conducted

ground VLF-EM

horizontal loop EM

magnetom

eter and geological surveys over a large claim

block in Skinner C

orless and G

oodall Tow

nships Two

holes totaling 246 m

were drilled by Vanco in 1971 to test tw

o of the best anomalies detected by the geophysi

cal surveys Selco Exploration C

ompany Lim

ited became active in

Skinner Tow

nship during

1970 by

drilling three

holes totaling

3384m

near M

ousseau Lake

In 1973

Selco drilled

7 holes

(179 m total) for All C

anadian Mining and Exptoralton C

ompany

Limited on the old Bathurst M

ines property best assay for this

work w

as 29 8 g of gold per tonne over a core length of t 5 m in

Hoie

*1 Also

in that

year portions

of several

claims

on the

Skinner-C

orless Townships boundary underw

ent ground EM and

magnetom

eter surveying oy St Joseph Explorations Lim

ited Dur

ing 1974 to

1975 N

onhmark G

old Mines Lim

ited drilled 9 holes totaling

242.8 m

lo follow

up previously com

pleted VLF-EM

and m

agnetometer

surveys on an t8-claim

group

covering the old

DunKm property O

ne drillhole under a surface showing yielded an

assay of 5349 g of gold per tonne 69 g of silver per tonne and

2'/. copper over

14

m

M W

R

esources Limited drilled 3 holes

(1536m totat) in

1975 tor W L

Herm

istoo on 2 claims located

approximately 1 2 km

south of Car Lake encountering weak zinc

mineralization

In 1979

Teck Exploration Limited tested two EM

conductors with 3 drillholes totaling 1852m

on a property near the

Skm

ner-Goodall

Townships

boundary Also

in 1979

St M

ary s Explorations Lim

ited did a geological

survey on the old Bathurst M

ines property The follow

ing year tw

o drillholes totaling 92 7 m

were used

to test extensions

of Known gold

zones at

depth one drillhole /ietded an assay of 4 l g of gold per tonne

over 03m

The

most

recent recorded

information

for Skinner

Township w

as reported by Moss R

esources Limited from

198C to 1981

This company conducted VLF-EM

and magnetic surveys on

four claims north of Narrow Lake

SU

GG

ES

TION

S TO

PRO

SPECTO

RS

The areas around both the Bathurst and Dunkin M

ines are worthy

of more intense gold exploration

Some east- to northeast-trending

faults are shown m

the Narrow Lake-Larn Lake area A regionai

overview

of these faults

would

suggest that they are possibly

splays of the Swam Lake fault (G

oodwin

1967) Eptdote-rich al

tered zones associated w

ith these faults m

ay be significant fer

gold mineralization

Base metal potential rnay occur near fracture

ccntrotleo alteration

and silicification

features sim

nar to

those described

nea' the

Corbett

Deposit (G

ibson e,'

ai 1982)

No evidence

tor volcanic

domes

and associated

proximal

facies pyroclastic rocks w

ere mapped

The various synvolcanic porphyry bodies could how

ever have provided excellent heat sources for volcanogenic C

u-Zn mineralization

REFERENCESBruce

EL

1929 G

old Deposits of W

oman

Narrow

and C

onfederation Lakes D

istrict of Kenora (Patricia Portion)

Ontario D

epartment of

Mines

Annual R

eport for 1928 Volum

e 37 Part 4 p 1-51G

ibson H L Watkinson. D H

and Com

ba L D A1983

Silicification

Hydrotherm

al A

lteration in

an A

rchean G

eothermal

System

within the Am

ulet R

hyolite formation

Noranda

Quebec

Economic

'Geology

Volume

78 p 954-971

Goodw

in A M

1967 Volcanic Studies in the B

irch-Uchi Lakes Area of O

ntarioO

ntario Departm

ent of Mines

Miscellaneous Paper 6 96p 8

tables 1 7 photos. 6 figures

Greig J W

1926 W

oman and N

arrow Lakes Area

District of Kenora (P

atriciaPortion).

Ontario

Departm

ent of M

ines Annual Report for

1927. Volume 36

Part 3. p 85-1 10N

unes- P-^ -***d T

hurston P C

tooo Tw

o-hundred Tw

enty M

illion Years

of Archean

Evolution —

A Zircon

U-Pb Stratigraphic

Study of

the U

chi- C

onlederation Lakes Greenstone Belt N

orthwestern O

ntario C

anadian Journal of Earth Sciences Volume 17 p

710-721Pryslak A P1970

Dent Township

Distncl of Kenora (Patricia Portion;

Ontario

Departm

ent ot

Mines

and N

ortrtem

Affairs

Preliminary

Map -G

eological Series P 592

scale t 15 840 or 1 inch lo 1/4 m

ile1971

Corless Tow

nship D

istrict of Kenora (Patricia Portion i

On

tario Departm

ent of Mines and N

orthern Affairs

Preliminary

Map -G

eological Series P 634

scale 1 15 840 or

1 inch to

1/4 mite

1972 No 3 Narrow Lake- Shabum

eni River Area District of Kenora

(Patricia Portion) p 17-22 in Sum

mary of Field W

ork. 1972 by the G

eological Branch edited by V

G

Milne

and DF

Hew

itt O

ntario Division of M

ines M

iscellaneous Paper 53 165p

Rogers W R

. and Young, A C1929

Statistical R

eview

of O

ntario's M

ineral Industry

in 1928

Ontario D

epartment of M

ines Annual Report for 1926

Vol um

e 38 Part 1 p 1-65

Sinclair D G- Cleland R H

Keeley EC

C

ooper D F

and W

ebster A R1933

Mines

m O

ntario in

1932 O

ntario D

epartment of

Mines

Annual Report for 1932 Volume 42

Part 1 p 61-112

Sinclair D G. Tower W

O

Taylor J B

Douglas D

P.B

oyne AS

C

ave. A E C

ooper D F

Wen

EB and Webster A R

1939 M

ines in O

ntario in 1937

Ontario

Departm

ent of M

ines Annual Report for 1938

Volume 47

Part 1 p 80-249

Thurston P C1962

Physical Volcanology and Stratigraphy of the Confederation

Lake Area

Ontario G

eological Survey

Open

File Reoort 5373

19 Ip IB tables

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LIST OF PR

OPER

TIES1)

All Canadian M

ining and Exploration Co

Ltd (Selco 1973)*

2) Batnurst S

elective Mines Securities Ltd

(1363)3)

C C Huston arw Associates Ltd M

968t4)

Hermtston W

L (M

W Resources Ltd

1975)5)

Hodgson W

agner and Bamford (1948;

6) Jones G

(Cana Exploration-C

onsultants Ltd 1966)

7) Jones G

(Victoria Algoma M

ineral Co Ltd

1967)8)

Kendon Copper Mines Ltd (1969)

9) M

oss Resources Ltd (1980-81) to*

Noranda Exploration Co Ltd (1969,i11)

Northmarl- G

old Mines Ltd (1974-75)

12) St Joseph Explorations Ltd (1973)

13) St

Mary s Explorations Ltd (1979-80)

14) Selco Exploration Co Ltd (1970)

15) Teck Exploration Ltd (1979)

16) Vance Exploration of Ontario Ltq (1969)

17) Vanco Exploration of Ontario Ltd (1970)

18t Vanco Exploration of O

ntario Ltd 11970-7* i 19)

Vanco Exploration of Ontario Ltd 11971)

* Name and vear in brackets indicate com

pany who perform

ed other than property owner and date for w

hich assessment work

was recorded

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outcropsc) O

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ply age relationshipsd) Phenocrysts are quartz and 'or plagioclasee) Age relationships am

ongst units 12

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interpreted, largely on the basis of geophysics de G4)

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Base map derived frorr m

aps of the forest Resources Inventor* O

ntario Ministry of Nafura) R

esources

Additional geological inform

ation from geological m

aps and

r ports of the O

ntario Geological Surve/ Assessm

ent Files Resear* O

ffice (AFRO)

Ontario G

eological Survey Toronto

and Reside G

eologist's Files Red Lake Ontario

Geologv is not tied to surveyed lines

OD

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Aerom

agnetic Maps 872G

873G

scale 1 63 360

Magnetic

declination approxim

ately 1C53'E

at Latituc

5fl V30"N

ana Longitude 92048'W in 1983

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Mean annual change decreasing 1C.7'

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oldcarbonate

chalcopyriteCopper

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epidotem

alachitepyrrhotite

pyriteZinc

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Geology by A P Pryslak and assistants

1972 M

arginal notes by P C Thurston and J R Foster 1983

Every possible effort has been made to ensure accuracy

information presented on this m

ap how

ever the O

ntario M of Northern D

evelopment and M

ines does not assume any l

for errors that may occur

Users may w

ish tc verify criti form

ation sources include both the references listed her

information on file at the R

esident or Regional G

eologist s and the M

ining Recorder's O

ffice nearest the map area

Issued 1986

Information from

this publication may be quoted if credit

It is recomm

ended that the reference be m the follow

ing f(

Pryslak A P1986

Skinner Tow

nship D

istrict of Kenora

Ontario C

Survey. G

eological Series-Prelim

inary M

ap P 2t

1 15 840 or 1 inch to 1/4 mile G

eology 1972

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