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DIXIE PROJECT

REPORT ON DIAMOND DRILLING

HEAP AGREEMENT - CONTRACT NO. RL-57

INTRODUCTION

The Diamond Drilling Programme conducted under the

Heap Agreement consisted of twelve holes totalling 5,000 feet.

These holes were drilled to explore for extensions of a small

copper-zinc sulphide deposit located in April, 1977 on Grid ISO-

18 and to test electromagnetic anomalies located on Grid 150-17B-

D.

Diamond drilling operations covered by this agreement

commenced September Isjt, 1977 and were completed October 15th,

1977. The contract drilling costs for the twelve holes totalled

3=74,630.05 or fl4.93 per foot.

The Meap Agreement covered a maximum approved total of

^66,000 with the Minister's maximum commitment being $22,000.

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION {Figure 1}

The property comprising the lands covered by this agree

ment consists of 146 contiguous claims, located in the Red Lake

Mining District in the east part of Claim Map Area "South of Otter

Lake" (M-1772).

- 2 -

The claim numbers being:

KRL 448339 - 448351 inclusive

KRL 448368 - 448371 "

KRL 448373 - 448378

KRL 448381 - 448386 "

KRL 448389 - 448392 "

KRL 448407 - 448423 "

KRL 448447 - 448457 "

KRL 470719 - 470736

KRL 481004 - 481019

KRL 481825 - 481854 "

KRL 481900 - 481920 "

These claims are recorded in the name of Selco Mining

Corporation Limited, Licence No. T-190.

ACCESS (Figure 1)

Road access to the south part of the Claim Block is via

a Reed Paper gravelled logging road which runs northeast from

Highway 105 at a point just north of the Trout Lake River Bridge

Within the claim group several tractor trails have been

established for drill access.

The drill core from this drilling programme is stored in

racks sited just north of the gravel road and this location is

indicated on the Claim Sketch Location Map (Figure 1) .

PREVIOUS WORK

No records or field evidence of exploration work prior

to Selco's activities has been found.

Prior to the current drilling work Selco had conducted

regional A.E.M. surveys and ground geophysical follow-up work.

In the Spring of 1977 a drilling programme to test a number of

ground EM zones was initiated. Part of this early drilling was

conducted under MEAP Contract No. RL-52 and the report on that

stage of work forms a useful reference for this current work.

The Spring 1977 Exploratory Drilling discovered a small

copper-zinc sulphide deposit on Grid 150-18 and minor base metal

sulphide on Grid 150-19. These discoveries stimulated an on

going programme to evaluate these base metal prospects and test

other EM anomalies in the area.

Block 150-17 (Figures 2,35(4)

Grids 150-17 B S D. HLEM S Mag.

In August 1977 just prior to commencing work under this

contract hole 150-17-B-l was drilled to test a ground EM conduc

tor on line 32E grid 150-17-B. This hole intersected massive

base metal sulphides along a core length of 31 feet which average

1.44*6 copper, 7.34?: zinc and 0.94 ounces silver per ton.

(Estimated true width - 20 feet).

Holds 150*17-2, 4 and S woro subsequently drilled undo?

and to the east of Hole 1. (Note: Grid 150-17-D was established

over grid 150-17-B as E-W strikes were indicated). These three

holes encountered narrow low grade sulphide sections indicating

a very limited extent to the good section cut in Hole 1.

Some potential for an extension of the zone down plunge

to the west remains to be explored.

Holes 17-1, 2, 4 S. 5 are drilled within Claim 448448.

Geological Setting - 150-17-B Prospect

The sulphide deposit occurs in altered felsic tuffs

which are metamorphosed to lower amphibolite facies. The vol-

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canic sequence is cut by granite, granite pegmatite and gabbroic

intrusives.

A large magnetic features 400 feet south is believed to

be caused by an ultrabasic intrusive.

Reconnaissance Drilling

Hole 150-17-B-3 was drilled on Line 12E in Claim 448450

to test a weak EM anomaly 3,000 feet west of the sulphides

discovered by Hole 17-1. Minor amounts of pyrite-pyrrhotite

were encountered within acidic volcanic strata. Copper and zinc

assays detected trace amounts associated with these iron sulphides.

Block 150-1.8 {Figures 5 fi 6)

Grids 150-17 5. 18 HLEM s Mag,

Holes 18-13 to 18-20 inclusive were put down to test for

depth extensions of the 150-18 prospect.

Hole 150-18-13 drilled on Line O, located within Claim

448369 was put down under Hole 18-9 which had intersected 4.0

feet of massive sulphides, averaging l.SS 5?; copper, 7.541 zinc

and 0.86 ounces silver per ton. No sulphide zone was encountered

by hole 18-13 indicating the zone either pinches out at depth or

plunges off section.

- 2 -

Hole- 150 I 18z 17 Drilling 497' - $6,789.50Tests 5 - 150Materials 413.64 $7,353.14

Invoice No. 4-1096

S2iS-i52li2liS Drilling 275' - $3,575Tests 2 60Materials - 194.89 $3,829.89

lS;!^ Drilling 537' - $7,036.50

Tests 5 - 150Materials - 546.37 *7,732.67

18: 20 Drilling 627' - $8,341.50

Tests 6 - 180Materials - 364.7.4 $8,886.24

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17-4 Drilling 300' - $3,854

Tests 3 90Materials - 400.45

Moving - 1,136 $5 / 480.45

-l2l5 Drilling 294' - ?3,822

Tests 3 90 jMaterials 459.50 $4,371.50l

Move Out ?1,376.00

Total Contract Drilling - 5000' $74,630.05

I hereby certify the foregoing expenditures.

,Manager - Exploration Services

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Trace of Horizontal Loop E.M. Survey

Drill Hole

24 E 28 E

^3L.18-4 j

T OI8-I4 18-8

200 400

FEET

DIXIE PROSPECT

GRID 150-18

PORTION OF GROUND

ELECTROMAGNETIC SURVEY

12E i

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20 E j

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24 Ei

10 H-

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INTERSECTION ASSAYSX

a. Q. E.No.

3

4

6

8

10

Line 09

Core Length

Ft.

9.9

14.1

Est. Thickness

Ft.

9

11

NO VALUES

16.1

9.1

4.0

14

8

3.5

% Cu

0.57

0.43

0.68

0.48

1.53

% Zn

Z. 79

15.44

10.09

5.61

7.54

Ag Oz./Ton

0.50

0.61

0,53

0.26

0.86

— 5— Est. true thickness contour-Feet

0 Intersection likely ore grade

O Intersection sub or non ore grade

18-4 hole number

M Est. true thickness-Feet

X Proposed additional drill holes

OL

200_I

FEET

DIXIE PROSPECT

GRID 150-18

LONGITUDINAL PROFILE

DRILL HOLE INTERSECTIONS

a THICKNESS. CONTOURS

30.6.77

23 E 32 E 36 E

t500

LEGEND

Trace of Horizontal Loop E.M. Survey

Drill Hole

Sulphide Zone in Drill Hole

Magnetic Anomaly # Above Background

178-2

10 N

\\DIXIE PROSPECT

GRID I50-I7B

SUMMARY PLAN

GEOPHYSICS 8 DRILL HOLES

30.9.77

2W 2 E 4E

BASELINE

LEGEND

Granite Granodiorite

.Mafic Intrusives-

Felsic Tuff

Sulphide Zone

D.D.H. Projected to

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DIXIE P ROSPECTGRID I50-I7B

-150* LEVEL

PLAM 8 GEOLOGYFEET

31.1 Z . TT

|2N 13 N

-100'

-200'

jX360XoCu4.530XoZn O.ISozXTAgj

j 3 J Mafic Intrusive

Felsic TuffsSulphide Zone and Chlorite Alteration

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FEET

DIXIE PROSPECT

GRID 150- I7B

SECTION 32 + OOE

SELCO MINING CORPORATION LIMITED CI. No.

HOLE No. SHEET No LOCATION

18-20

l of 3

LINE 15+OOE 14*103

PROPERTY

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDDIXIE PROSPECT 06155

BEARING 360

L

T

DIP COLLAR -70STARTED 12/10/77

ELEVATION TOTAL DEPTH 627 CORE SIZE BQ

COMPLETED 15/10/77

FROM

0

30.0

58.0

157.5

202.0

TO

30.0

58.0

157.5

202.0

306.4

DESCRIPTION

CASING

DACITE FLOW

Grey, hard, fine grained, poorly foliated. Moderately fractured with chlorite and minor quartz and carbonate as fillings.54' 5" bull quartz vein.

DACITE TUFF, LAPILLI TUFF

Grey, hard, medium to coarse grained. Siliceous frag ments fron 2mm to 3on in long axis are generally closely packed in a siliceous, chloritic matrix. From 117', several very coarse sections apparent with largest frag ments at the bottom. 1-3* fins pink garnets present in these coarser sections. Foliated at 40-50" at coreaxis.

DACnE FLCW as above - becomes more chloritic (mafic) down hole.

INTERMEDIATE VOLCANICS

(Dacite to Andesite) grey to grey-green, moderately hard, tuffaceous in part but primarily flows. Pyrite and pyrrhotite scattered throughout as vein and fracture fillings. Garnets from *L1 to 5%, generally in more chloritic sec tions.

Foliation 240* 50O to core axis 297' 55 to core axis.

246' - i" thick massive pyrite vein randomly oriented.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS

ACID ETCH SURVEYS

100' 69^ 200' 67 300' 610 400 ' 560 . 500' 500

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KEN TtPRSEN

SELCO MINING CORPORATION LIMITED

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD

CI. No.

HOLE NO. 18~20

SHEET NO 2 Of 3

LOCATION

PROPERTY.

BEARING

DIP COLLAR

ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH

STARTED

CORE S IZE

COMPLETED

FROM

306.4

328.2

61.0

TO

328.2

461.0

562.0

DESCRIPTION

METASEDIMENTS

Generally arkosic greywacke/ well bedded with lot ofsulphide throughout, (pyrrhotite-*- pyrite 5%) .322.2-325.0 - coarse bed of siliceous 2" cobbles with25% pyrrhotite, 3s! pyrite in first l 1 of section.Bedding at 60O to core axis.Bottom contact marked by 6" quartz vein.

MAFIC VOLCANICS

Probably intrusive green and white mottled, medium tocoarse grained, porphyroblastic in part, poorly foliated.Generally felspar, chlorite and amphibole with 5*biotite.Becomes fine grained at approximately 448' to the bottomof the unit.Bottom contact very sharp at 75 to core axis.

INTERMEDIATE VOLCANICS - as above, but with minor sedi ment bands as from 529-532.3.Pyrrhotite and pyrite scattered throughout with 1"massive bands at 533 and 542.7. Unit appears to becomemore mafic down hole.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS

'

noil i en DV


HOLE No. 18-20 SHEET No 3 of 3

LOCATION

PROPERTY.

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDt

BEARING

4

L

T

DIP COLLAR

STARTED

ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH

CORE SIZE

COMPLETED

FROM

562.0

176.8

21.1

TO

576.8

621.1

627.0

627.0

DESCRIPTION

INTERMEDIATE DYKE

Grey to grey-orange, appears highly carbonated andbrecciated in part. Generally it is composed of felspar,carbonate and S-7% flecks of chlorite. Both contactsare very sinuous.

METASEDTJXENTS

A mixture of arkoses, chlorite rich and biotite rich bedsand mafic iron formations.Well bedded at 70O to core axis. Sulphides scatteredthroughout on bedding planes, and as fracture fillings.Sulphides are generally pyrite with minor pyrrhotite.Mafic iron formations contain up to 20% magnetite withsome pyrrhotite.

ACID LAPILLI TUFF

As below the mineralized zones in other holes.Alteration is chlorite and biotite with 2-5% magnetite,S-10% pyrite, S-5% pyrrhotite.

END OF HOLE.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS

DRILLED BY.

HOLE NO. 18~19

NO. DU TROU

SHEET NO. l of 3 NO. DE FEUILLE

LOCATION LINE 14+OOE ENDROIT 13*008

PROPERTYPROPRIETE


DIAMOND DRILL RECORD 4 JOURNAL DE SONDAGE DE DIAMANT

DIXIE PROSPECT 06155

BEARING GRID N. DIRECTION n 3

-vn0 DIP STARTED PENTE COMMENCE LE 5/10/

COMF '77 TERM

1 ELEELE

TO1 PRC

CO! 2 DIV

'LETED INE LE

TOTAL DEPTH PROFONDEUR TOTALE

SIZE BQ DIMENSION DE CARROTE

11/10/77

FROMDE

0

23.0

55.0

58.8

!60.5

TO A

23'

55.0

68.8

260.5

267.2

DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION

CASING

DACITE FLOW

White to grey, fine grained, hard, moderately well fo liated at 50 to core axis. Minor chlorite throughoutwith fractures filled with chlorite, carbonate and quartz.First 10 ' contains rust on fractures (carbonate) .

METASEDIMENT - well banded and foliated with alternatingchlorite-rich and felsic rich bands. Garnets scatteredthroughout.

DACITE

Generally hard, grey to grey-green. Varies from flowsto tuffs, to lapilli tuffs. Some of flow sections areperhaps amygdaloidal with fillings of carbonate and forpyrrhotite.More chloritic sections contain minor garnets.216.7-218.2 - ID'S pyrrhotite as fracture fillings withminor pyrite.Biotite content varies from l-3% throughout and increasesto ID-15% in last foot of unit.

FELSPAR PORPHYRY

Grey, hard, homogenous, with lS-20% felspar phenocxystsin a quartz felspar matrix and 3-5% biotite. 4.1* bluequartz eyes.Top contact at 45 , bottom at 50 to core axis.

SAMPLE NO.NO.

D'ECHANT.

FROMDE

TO A

LENGTH LONG UEUR

CORE RECOV ERED

CARROTE RECOUVRE

ASSAYS ANALYSES REMARKS

REMARQUES

100' -65^200' -65^300' -57^400 ' -54 525' -510

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r^o - Lv^r^5111^MIDWEST SIGNED

JOURNAL PAR KEN mORSEN

HOLE NO. 18-19 NO. DU TROU

SHEET NO. 2 of 3 NO. DE FEUILLE

LOCATION ENDROIT

PROPERTY

PROPRIETE


DIAMOND DRILL RECORD 4 JOURNAL DE SONDAGE DE DIAMANT

BEARING DIRECTION 3

01 p STARTED PENTE COMMENCE LE

COMF TERM

1 ELEVATION ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH PROFONDEUR

CORE SIZE 2 DIMENSION DE

'LETED INE LE

TOTALE (

E CARROTE

FROMDE

267.2

300.2

34.2

TO A

300.2

434.2

445.3


MAFIC INTRUSIVE

Green to brown green, well foliated at 50 to core axis. Generally chlorite, felspar, amphibole and from ID-15% biotite. Minor sections contain porphyroblastic felspar.


Primarily dacite with minor andesite sections. Dacites are primarily flows with minor fracturing usually filled with chlorite, quartz and carbonate.

Minor pyrite, pyrrhotite in some fractures and along slips .

354-367.2 - 10?; chlorite clots in dacite with minorpyrrhotite "clots". This could be vesicule fillings or fragments.

402.0-402.8 - CMorite-guartz-carbonate-garnet faultzone.

Rock becomes more mafic from 425 with more chlorite, carbonate and garnet.

Last 6" appears brecciated.

METASEDIMENTS

Primarily mafic iron formation.

Top contact is 2" massive pyrite with minor pyrrhotite, mt.Rest is dark green, fine grained with 5-20 * pyrrhotite, S-10% mt, l-3% pyrite and trace chalcopyrite.

SAMPLE NO. NO.

D'ECHANt

FROM DE

TO A

LENGTH LONG UEUR

CORE RECOV

ERED CARROTE

RECOUVRE


REMARQUES

-

DRILLED BY SONDAGE PAR.

SIGNED JOURNAL PAR

HOLE NO. 18~19 NO. DU TROU


LOCATION ENDROIT


DIAMOND DRILL RECORD JOURNAL DE SONDAGE DE DIAMANT

PROPERTY. PROPRIETE BEARING

DIRECTION

DIP RENTE

ELEVATION ELEVATION


CORE SIZEDIMENSION DE CARROTE

STARTED COMMENCE LE

COMPLETED TERMINE LE

FROMDE

445.3

462.0

TO A

462.0

534.0


Garnets prevalent through (S-15%) .

MIF markes up 80 1 of unit, rest is mafic greywacke.

Last foot highly carbonatized.

Contact with foliation at 70 to core axis.

MIXED ACID TUFF and mafic sediments tuff is generallyfine to medium grained, with siliceous fragments insilica felspar biotite matrix. Mafic sediments asabove.

Sulphides throughout with S-15% pyrrhotite, S-7% pyrite.trace chalcopyrite, sphalerite and mt.

ACID TUFF, LAPILLI TUFF

Siliceous fragments in silica, felspar, biotite, antho phyllite matrix with chlorite and garnet dispersedrandomly.

SAMPLE NO. NO.

D'ECHANT.

FROM DE

TO A

LENGTH LONG UEUR

CORE RECOV

ERED CARROTE

RECOUVRE


REMARQUES


SIGNED JOURNAL PAR.



CI. No.

HOLE NO. 18-18

SHEET No i of 4LOCATION Grid 18

14+OOE, 11*603

PROPERTY. DIXIE PROSPECT 06155

BEARING GRID N

DIP COLLAR -50C

ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH 2 75'

STARTED 2 /10/77

CORE SIZE BQ

COMPLETED 4 /10/77

FROM

0

10

38.0

127.1

186.4

187.5

TO

10

38.0

127.1

186.4

188

247.5

DESCRIPTION

CASING

DACITE

Fine grained, grey, hard, well fractured with rust on some fractures. Others chlorite, carbonate, quartz filled. Pink garnets in more chloritic sections. Minor pyrite on slips.

MAFIC VOLCANICS

Green, fine to medium grained, moderately hard foliated in part at 60 to core axis. Generally felspar, chlorite, amphibole with varying amounts of biotite from ^-1 to 10%. Porphyroblastic in part with felspar up to lcm in diameter


Grey to grey green, hard, moderately well fractured. Composition varies from dacitic at top to andesitic at bottom of section. 176.5 i" massive pyrite. Pyrite on most slips 1-27, of rock.

METASEDIMENTS

Typical greywacke type sediments. Well banded at 70 tocore axis.

MINERALIZED ZONE

187.5-189.6 primarily quartz vein with 3-57, pyrrhotite, S-7% pyrite, 1 sphalerite ~ 1 chalcopyrite in fine fracture fillings.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS

100' 480 200' 450

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DRILLED RV MIDWEST DRILLING SIGNED KEN THORSEN

SELCO M INING CORPORATION LIMITED


CI. No.

HOLE NO. 18-18

SHEET No 2 of 4

LOCATION

PROPERTY.

BEARING

DIP COLLAR

ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH

STARTED

CORE SIZE

COMPLETED

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

189.6-192.7 - Massive Sulphide20 - 405S Pyrite5 - 207, pyrrhotite

10 - 15% sphalerite1 - 2% chalcopyrite in patches

rest siliceous and mafic gangue.

192.7-198.0 - Highly chloritic zone containing S-10%magnetite - some is hematitic minor pyrite also oxidized.

Pyrite - lS-20%Pyrrhotite - 3-57,Sphalerite - l-3%Chalcopyrite - l%, 5% pink garnets

198.0-201.3 - Massive Sulphide30-40% pyriteSO-40% pyrrhotite5-77, sphalerite1-22 Chalcopyrite mostly in last 1'.

201.3-206.5 - Acid tuffs with sulphideslS-30% PyritelQ-15% nt.1-37, Pyrrhotitel-3% Sphalerite

17, Chalcopyrite

206.5-221.0 - Acid Tuff, chloritic in part, anthophyllitein part.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS

DRILLED BY.


HOLE NO. 18-18

SHEET NO 3 of 4

LOCATION

PROPERTY

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDi

BEARING

t

\

T

DIP COLLAR

STARTED

ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH

CORE SIZE

COMPLETED

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

S-15% Pyrite 2-57. nt. 1-37, Pyrrhotite

17, Sphalerite Trace chalcopyrite

221.0-223.5 Massive Sulphide

40-8C^ Pyrite S-75% Pyrrhotite

lG-20% Sphalerite X-3% Chalcopyrite

17, Pb

223.5-224.3 Acid Tuff

3-57, Pyrite 17, Pyrrhotite

1-37, Sphalerite l% Chalcopyrite


20-80JJ Pyrite ID-20% Pyrrhotite

5-307, Sphalerite (average ID-12%)

226.5-233.9 Acid Tuff

lS-20% Pyrrhotite S-15% Pyrite 3-77, Sphalerite 1-37, Chalcopyrite

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV

ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS

DRILLED BY



CI. No.

HOLE NO. 18-18

SHEET NO 4 of 4

LOCATION

PROPERTY.

BEARING

DIP COLLAR

ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH

STARTED

CORE SIZE

COMPLETED

FROM

1

1

247.5

-

TO

275.0

275.0

DESCRIPTION

233.9-247.5 - Alt. with decreasing amounts of pyriteand pyrrhotite with traces of sphalerite and chalcopyrite

This would be a separate unit in other holes.

MAFIC SEDIMENTS

Fine grained, highly chloritic with fine magnetitethroughout and S-10% fine pink garnets.

Foliation /Banding at 65-70 to core axis.

First few feet contains S-10% pyrite veins randomlyoriented.

END OF HOLE.

SAMPLE

NO.

-

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV

ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS

DRILLED BY.

SELCO MINING CORPORATION LIMITED DDK NO.

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CI. No.

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDHOLE NO. 18-17

SHEET NO l of 7

LOCATION Block 18Line 1 7-t G OE 13-^203


BEARING Grid North

ELEVATION TOTAL DEPTH 497'

DIP COLLAR -eoSTARTED 2 7/9/77

CORE SIZE BQ COMPLETED 2/10/77

I PROM

1 o|7.0

lo 7 1 *

1 6

r

TO

37.0

39.7

45.6

65.6

70.8

DESCRIPTION

Casing

DACITE -

Possibly fragmental, grey-green, hard, broken up silica with chlorite and sulphide (pyrite 10%) between"fragments".

FELSPAR PORPHYRY

Grey, hard, with felspar phenocrysts (anhedral) in agrey silica felspar matrix with from 1-32 fine biotite.Few scattered blue quartz phenocrysts as well. (-clZ).Felspar phenocrysts xv-20% of rock.

Upper contact irregular at 75 to core axis.Lower contact sharp at 15 to core axis.

LAMPROPHYRE DYKE

Green, to mottled green and white, moderately hard.Appears to lQ-15% fine clotted biotite in a felsparchlorite matrix with 2% rounded white quartz phenocrysts.Biotite shows foliation but is random from 80O to 15O tocore axis. Bottom contact at 80O to core axis.

DACITE

Hard, fine grained, grey, well fractured with 2-3Z pyriteas fracture fillings. Contains both chlorite and minorbiotite in matrix.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS 1

DIP TESTS

@ 100 -620200 -530300 -500 400 -450497 -450

f\ ( } UJ^r-"""Kj-u.^^d^DRILLED BY- MIDWEST DRILLING SlfiNED KEN THORSEN

l


HOLE No. 18~17 SHEET No 2 of 7 LOCATION

PROPERTY

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD i

BEARING

4

l

T

DIP COLLARSTARTED

ELEVATION TOTAL DEPTH CORE SIZE

COMPLETED

FROM

70.8

58.5

73,0

TO

158.5

173.0

278.8

DESCRIPTION

FELSPAR PORPHYRY

Grey, hard with euhedral to anhedral felspar phenocrysts (20%) in quartz, felspar, biotite (5/J) sericite C-^1%) matrix..Chlorite associated with biotite in matrix from approx. 123' to end of unit. Foliation evident in few places from lineation of micas.

120' - 60-650 to core axis 145' - 65 to core axis

Top and bottom contacts both irregular with pieces of wallrock 6" into porphyry.

Minor pyrite throughout as fine fracture fillings.

ANDESITE

Grey-green, fine grained, moderately well fractured, foliated at 60-650 to core axis.

MAFIC VOLCANICS

Green, fine to coarse grained, some sections porphyro blastic with felspar porphyoblasts. Generally felspar, amphibole, chlorite with actinolite present as amphibole in some sections.Patchy magnetite throughout.

Foliation 227' 60 to core axis 255' 600 to core axis

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS

-

DRILLED BY

SELCO MINING CORPORATION UMITED CI. No.

HOLE No.

SHEET No

LOCATION

18-17

3 of 7

PROPERTY

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD i

BEARING

4

l

1

DIP COLLAR

STARTED

ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH

CORE SIZE

COMPLETED

1 FROM

E78.8

186.4

1-4.5

Is.o

TO

286.4

294.5

368.0

383.5

DESCRIPTION

240.5-243.1 - Felspar porphyry as above with both contacts at 750 to core axis. Zones for a few feet either side of dyke are well foliated with mineral segragation.

METASEDIMENTS

Poorly banded, generally silica rich, biotite rich and chlorite rich beds with 1-6" magnetite rich bed at 284'. Garnets scattered throughout.

Bedding/Foliation 70 to core axis.

DACITE TUFF, LAPILLI TUFF

Grey, siliceous, hard. Fragments indistinct but some outlined by thin pyrrhotite, pyrrhotite rims. Also possi- jly some sulphide fragments. Some mafic fragments with sulphide or carbonate centres.


Includes flows, tuffs and some inter-volcanic sedimentary units.

Foliation - 65-70 to core axis.

tfETASEDIMENTS

Typical greywacke type, well banded at 75 to core axis.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS 1

DRILLED BY.



CI. No.

HOLE NO. 18~17

SHEET NO 4 of 7

LOCATION

PROPERTY.

BEARING

DIP COLLAR

ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH

STARTED

CORE SIZE

COMPLETED

FftOM

83.5

TO

418.9

DESCRIPTION

MINERALIZED ZONE -

Top contact sharp at 70 to core axis.

383.5-385.1 - Massive Sulphide

707, pyrrhotite, lS-20% sphalerite, S-10% blebby pyrite,minor chalcopyrite.

385. 1-386. A - Acid Tuff - fine grained with 157, veinsulphide .

7-107, chalcopyrite1-2/S pyrite3-57, sphaleriteTrace pyrite

386.4-388.0 - Massive Sulphide

SO-60% cubic pyritelQ-20% fine pyrrhotiteID-15% sphaleritel-5% mt, trace chalcopyrite, rest siliceous gangue.

388.0-390.3 - Acid tuff fine grained with biotite altera tion.

lS-30% pyrrhotite, lQ-12% pyrite, l-2% sphalerite,trace chalcopyrite.

390.3-392.7 - Acid tuff as above but less sulphide.

ID-15% pyrrhotite, 2-5Z pyrite, 17. sphalerite,i" chalcopyrite, pyrrhotite vein at 391.3, 1-27,chalcopyrite otherwise.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS

noil i en DV


DIAMOND DRILL RECORDCI. No.

HOLE NO. 18-17

SHEET NO 5 of 7

LOCATION

PROPERTY.

BEARING

DIP COLLAR

ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH

STARTED

CORE SIZE COMPLETED

FROM TO DESCRIPTION

392.7-395.3 - Acid Tuff - very fine grained, chloritic-biotite alteration.

3-1552 pyrrhotite, Z-5% pyrite, 1-2 sphalerite, 1 7, chal copyrite.

395.3-396.8 - High chlorite-biotite alteration.

S-10% blotchy pyrite, 2-^ sphalerite, 2-57, pyrrhotite,2-5% mt.

396.8-400.8 - Large blebs of pitted pyrite, heavy chlo rite alteration. Pyrite - 205?, pyrrhotite - 3-57,,sphalerite l-3%, chalcopyrite - trace.

400.8-406.0 - As above but less pyrite and more sphaleritin first and last foot. Well sheared and broken.

Pyrite ID-15%, pyrrhotite S-7%, sphalerite 3-57,.

406.0-411.8 - Hig-ly chloritic with 105? biotite. Pyrite7-107., pyrrhotite S-10%, sphalerite 2-4%, trace chalco pyrite.


Pyrite 40%, sphalerite 30%, pyrrhotite 20%, rest siliceouigangue .

413.9-416.0 - Acid Tuff with chlorite - anthophyllitealteration.

Pyrite 10%, pyrrhotite 1QZ, sphalerite l-2%, mt. 3-57,.

SAMPLE NO.

L

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS


DfAMOND DRILL RECORD

CI. No.

HOLE No. 18-17 SHEET No 6 of 7 LOCATION

PROPERTY.

BEARING DIP COLLAR

ELEVATION TOTAL DEPTH

STARTEDCORE SIZE

COMPLETED

1 FROM

• 418.9

TO

493.1

DESCRIPTION

416.0-418.9 - Acid Tuff with chlorite - anthophyllitealteration.

S-10% pyrite, 5-77, pyrrhotite, 2-4Z sphalerite, trace chalcopyrite.

ACID LAPILLI TUFF

Grey to grey-green, highly altered, medium grained sili ceous fragments in altered matrix. Sulphides throughout, generally pyrrhotite, pyrite with traces sphalerite, chalcopyrite.

418.9-425.5 - Chlorite carbonate alteration, some biotitewith ID-15% pyrite, 3-5Z pyrrhotite.

425.5-459.0 - biotite, chlorite, anthophyllite with pyrr hotite, pyrite and 5 7, magnetite. 1" massive vuggy pyrite at 459.0.

459.0-471.7 - Hornblende, chlorite, minor biotite and anthophyllite, trace pyrrhotite, pyrite.

471.7-493.1 - Chlorite, biotite, minor hornblende, anthophyllite with 1-10Z pyrrhotite, 1-57. pyrite, S-5%mt.

484.8-485.6 - Massive pyrrhotite with 3% pyrite, 107. mt.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS 1

"

DRILLED BY



CI. No.

HOLE No. 18-17SHEET No 7 Of 7 LOCATION

PROPERTY.

BEARING DIP COLLAR


STARTED

CORE SIZE COMPLETED

FROM

*93.1

TO

497.0

497.0

DESCRIPTION

ACID TUFF

Fine grained, moderately well altered with chlorite,minor hornblende, biotite 3-5Z magnetite throughout.

Banding 85 to core axis

1-3 pyrrhotite1-3 pyrite.

END OF HOLE.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV

ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS

.

DRM i rn RV


DDK NO.

Calculated by:

PROJECT DATE CORE SIZE

SAMPLE NO.

0(0590/06)0GO&lQfi&Z.ObioZnn&q*anbSOotoL, .nolo7 : :n&kte 'dn(n9GO'70O07/

OF)7Z.&071

CUMULATIVE TOTALS

WEIGHTED AVERAGESCUMULATIVE



FOOTAGE

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CI. No.

HOLE NO. 18-16

SHEET No l or 4 LOCATION


Grid 18Line 19-tOOE, 14-^208

BEARING Grid North -.o

DIP COLLAR

ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH 555'

-70^

STARTED 25/9/77

CORE SIZE BQ

COMPLETED 27/9/77

FROM

0

33.0

47.5

TO

33

47.5

190.8

DESCRIPTION

CASING

MAFIC DYKE - biotite chlorite lamprophyre dyke. Bottom contact at 70O to core axis.

DACITE WITH MINOR ANDESITE

Generally grey, hard, fine to coarse grained (tuffs, lapilli tuffs, tuff agglomerates with some flow material)

47.5-54.0 - Lapilli tuff with siliceous fragments in a felspar, silica chlorite matrix with pyrite and pyrrhotite throughout.

S-10% pyrrhotite7generally in fractures and in matrix. 2-bZ pyrite. J

Well banded at 52' at 45 to core axis.

54.0-62.0 - fine grained tuff - possibly flow with 1.7, pyrrhotite, pyrite.

62.0-185. Generally fine grained, possibly flow or tuff with very fine chlorite clots starting at approx. 93' and making up 3% of unit.

Sulphides sporadic with splashes of both pyrrhotite and pyrite throughout.

Garnets throughout in more mafic sections.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS

DIP TESTS100' -710 200' -630 300' -560 400' -510 540' -490

r\ r H \\___KJ - ^ .~^^j^--^

DRILLED BY.MIDWEST DRILLING



CI. No.

HOLE NO. 18-16

SHEET NO 2 of 4

LOCATION

PROPERTY.

BEARING

DIP COLLAR

ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH

STARTED

CORE SIZE

COMPLETED

FROM

190.8

02.5

TO

302.5

507.4

DESCRIPTION

MAFIC VOLCANICS

Green to green and white mottled, fine to moderately coarse grained. Varying amounts of felspar chlorite and amphibole are seen well in coarser sections.

Upper contact sharp at 50 to core axis.

190.8-202.8 - Well foliated, carbonated contact zone.

Biotite present throughout from l-15%.

252-302.0 - Porphyroblastic with from l-5% round felspar porphyroblasts. Up to lcm in diameter.

Moderately well foliated at 60 to core axis at 271'.

Last 2 feet well foliated highly carbonated contact zone.

Bottom contact indistinct but approximately 65 to core axis.


Appears dacitic at top with gradual increase in biotite and chlorite towards bottom of hole.Generally appears to be flow rock with small tuffaceous sections as at 318.5. Rest could be fine tuff but frac ture patterns suggest flows. Garnets present throughout from 1 to 5Z and generally associated with chlorite seams.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS

-


HOLE NO. 18-16

SHEET NO 3 of 4

LOCATION

PROPERTY

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDt

BEARING

\

T

DIP COLLAR

STARTED

ELEVATION TOTAL. DEPTH CORE SIZE

COMPLETED

FROM

507.4

510.0

518.5

23.2

TO

510.5

518.5

523.2

542.4

DESCRIPTION

METASEDIMENTS

Well foliated, banded with high carbonate content. This is possibly just highly altered volcanics from above.

Foliated at 60 to core axis.

MASSIVE SULPHIDESo Top contact 50 to core axis.

510.5-516.4 - Cubic and fine pyrite lS-40%, pyrrhotite S-25%, sphalerite 5-107,, chalcopyrite <l% except from 513.5 to 514.3 where is up to 10%. Rest is acid fragments

516.4-518.5 - Very siliceous with massive slugs of pyrite 30% with 3-57, associated chalcopyrite, also 3-57, pyrrhotit 5-77, sphalerite.

ACID TUFF

Fine grained, grey to white, hard moderately well foliated at 60 to core axis with S-4% fine pyrite, minor pyrrhotit Random chlorite rich veins throughout. Bottom contact marked by vuggy chlorite silica vein 4" wide.

ACID TUFF - LAPILLI TUFF

Fine to medium grained, highly altered, sulphide rich. Siliceous fragments in chlorite (3-2050 biotite (S-15%) , anthophyllite (2-550 matrix with 2 07, sulphide pyrite 5- 15%, pyrrhotite 5-157, with trace chalcopyrite. Magnetite 1-37..

Well foliated at 70o to COre axis.

SAMPLE NO.

a - J

3

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYS

t

REMARKS



CI. No.

HOLE NO. 18-16

SHEET NO 4 of 4

LOCATION

PROPERTY.

BEARING

DIP COLLAR

ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH

STARTED

CORE SIZE

COMPLETED

FROM

542.4

TO

555.

555

DESCRIPTION

METASEDIMENTS

Alternating siliceous and chloritic bands with highchlorite magnetite in first 2 1 (BIF). Magnetite through out varying from 107, at top to ^ 1Z at bottom 1" quartzvein from 543 to 544 with 3% pyrite, pyrrhotite.

Quartz vein from 545.5-547.5 with minor pyrrhotite,pyrite.

Garnets throughout section - 1C^.

END OF HOLE.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS



PROJECT DATE '•77/77

DDK NO

Calculated by:

CORE SIZE

SAMPLE NO.

OOS&

DO'51,

0 058

CUMULATIVE TOTALS




FOOTAGE

47-S-f2'S'

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3-o^•93.* l

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HOLE No.SHEET NO

LOCATION

18-15

1 of 6LINE 21+OOE

14*705

PROPERTY

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDi

DIXIE LAKE 06155

BEARING GRID NORTH

DIP COLLAR -700

4

k

3

STARTED 21/09/77

ELEVATION TOTAL DEPTH 5 77?

CORE SIZE BQCOMPLETED 2 4/09/77

FROM

0

20.5

TO

20.5

150.9

DESCRIPTION

OVERBURDEN

DACITE

Grey, hard, fine grained, moderately well fractured, poorly foliated except locally, composition quartz, feld spar, with chlorite from S-7%. Fractures generally quart; filled with minor carbonate.

59.7-69.0 - well foliated section (350 to core axis) with increase in chlorite to 15%. Minor garnets and pyrite at 66.8'.

76.2-78.7 - white quartz vein running sub-parallel tocore axis.

Biotite appears in matrix at approx. 115* and continues X-3% to 126.8.

1-35Z disseminated pyrite from 118 '-119'.

126.8-129.0 - Mafic Intrusion Upper contact 85 to core axis - green, moderately soft, porphyroblastic in part (felspar) . Few pieces wall-rock within dyke. Contact zones fine grained. Composition generally felspar, chlorite, amphibole, biotite S-10%. Lower contact at 45 to core axis.

129.0-131.6 - Dacite as above.

131.6-135.5 - Mafic Intrusion as above.

135.5-150.9 - Dacite as above.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS

Acid Tests100.0' 700 200' 700 300' 650 400' 600 500' 600

fc.tf.-fe^no,, i rn. BV MIDWKST TIRTT.T.TWrt TUfTD CTMtf

SELCO MINING CORPORATION UNITED

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDHoi e No. 18-15 PROPERTY

SHEET NO 2 of 6 BEARING

LOCATION DIP COLLAR

STARTED

FROM

150.9

197.1

202.0

222.4

228.7

TO

197.1

202.0

222.4

228.7

231.3

DESCRIPTION

MAFIC INTRUSION

First 3 feet well foliated at 45 to core axis. In centre becomes very porphyblastic up to 15% anhedral felspars up to i" in diameter. Composition is generally as above.

DACITEAs above but with increase in biotite to 10%. 1" quartz vein at 199' with 157, po., 5% py. trace pyrite. This vein runs for 0.5' along core.

INTERMEDIATE INTRUSIVE

Fine grained, grey, speckled with biotite, moderately hard, poorly foliated. Matrix appears to be quartz and felspar with minor fine chlorite and ID-15% speckly biotite. From l-3% rounded grey quartz eyes. Top contact at 650 to core axis, bottom at 85 to core axis.

ANDESITE

Possibly sedimentary, grey to grey-brown or grey-green depending on amounts of biotite and chlorite. Garnets from S-10% throughout.

METASEDIMENTS

Well banded at 55 to core axis, top 6" carbonate rich (secondary) . Rest is generally chlorite or biotite rich with minor siliceous bands. Minor garnets throughout. Pyrrhotite associated with chlorite rich bands (5%) , pyrite with biotite rich bands (550 -

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV

ERED

4

L

3

CI. No. 1

ELEVATION ^fc TOTAL DEPTH

2 CORE SIZECOMPLETED

ASSAYSREMARKS

-



HOLE NO. 18-15 SHEET No 3 of 6LOCATION

PROPERTY.

BEARING

DIP COLLAR


STARTEDCORE SIZE

COMPLETED

FROM

231.3

289.0

354.9

TO

289.0

354.9

365.8

-

DESCRIPTION

ACID TO INTERMEDIATE VOLCANICS.

This unit is grey to grey-green, appears to be fragmentalthroughout from fine tuff to lapilli tuff to possibletuff agglomerate. Siliceous fragments are difficult todistinguish but chlorite fragments with sulphide centres(generally pyrrhotite, sometimes pyrite) make up from 1to 107, o f unit. This is a unique sequence in the drillinto date.

258.5-259.0 - 15Z fracture filling of pyrrhotite.259.4-260.2 - Massive pyrrhotite vein randomly oriented.Contains trace chalcopyrite, minor pyrite.

Some sections more chloritic containing up to 20%chlorite over 1' intervals.

DACITE

Grey to grey-green, well fractured (mostly annealled)hard, becomes more siliceous near bottom. Main maficmineral is chlorite ranging from S-15%. Minor garnetsthroughout-generally associated with chlorite.


As from 231.3 to 289.0 with mafic clasts with sulphidecentres. There is also a lot of mafic material fromintrusive below and an abundance of sulphides, i.e.pyrrhotite and pyrite associated with quartz veining(lOyS total) and in other small random veins.Foliated in part at 50 to core axis.

SAMPLE NO.

T J

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS



HOLE NO. 18-15

SHEET NO 4 of 6

LOCATION

PROPERTY.BEARING DIP COLLAR


STARTED

CORE SIZE COMPLETED

FROM

365.8

381.0

406.0

411.0

J25.5

^30. 8

TO

381.0

406.0

411.0

425.5

430.8

432.5

DESCRIPTION

ZONE of mixed mafic intrusive and above intermediatevolcanics. Mafics are generally dark green, composed pri marily of chlorite and amphibole with minor felspar and carbonate. Contacts are random.

ANDESITE

Light to medium green, generally hard well fractured. Minor random pyrrhotite veins.

METASEDIMENTS

Well banded in first 2 feet with alternating chlorite rich, biotite rich and silica rich bands. Banded at 40 to core axis. Several faults displace beds approx. i" each.

Last 4" appears to be massive arkose.

MAFIC VOLCANICS

Dark green, contains 5-10% fine garnets, moderately well foliated at 50O to core axis. Trace pyrrhotite, pyrite with fine quartz carbonate veins.

MAFIC INTRUSIVE

Porphyroblastic as from 150.9-197.1 - Upper contact ran dom at approx. 70O to core axis, lower contact well fo liated at 55O to core axis.

MAFIC VOLCANICS - as above.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORELENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS

DRILLED BY-



HOLE No. 18-15

SHEET No 5 of 6

LOCATION

PROPERTY.

BEARING

DIP COLLAR

ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH

STARTED

CORE SIZE

COMPLETED

FROM

432.5

445.0

473.0

480.0

494.7

497.6

509.5

542.1

TO

445.0

473.0

480.0

494.7

497.6

509.5

542.1

560.0

DESCRIPTION

INTERMEDIATE INTRUSIVE as from 202.0 to 222.4; upper con tact at 700 to core axis is very fine grained. Lowercontact less altered at 60O to core axis.

ANDESITE

As previous but with minor sections slightly more mafic.454.5-455.5 - massive pyrrhotite with 37, pyrrhotite, 17,chalcopyrite .

METASEDIMENTS

Well foliated/banded at 60 to core axis. Chlorite, bio tite and silica rich bands with minor carbonate rich sec tions.

DACITE - as above

METASEDIMENTS - as above

DACITE to ANDESITE - as above but containing mineralizedzone from:

500.8-501.8 - 2 07, pyrite, 157, pyrrhotite7-10% sphalerite, trace chalcopyrite.

502.3-2" - 20% pyrite, 30% pyrrhotite, 5 7, sphale rite, trace chalcopyrite.

INTERMEDIATE INTRUSIVE - as above.

DACITE -

Possible tuffaceous - similar to above but mineralized.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM

500.8

TO

501.8

CORE LENGTH

1.0

CORE RECOV ERED

1.0

ASSAYS

Cu Zn Au AgREMARKS

"

npn i en RV



HOLE No. 18~15 SHEET No 6 of 6 LOCATION

PROPERTY.

BEARING DIP COLLAR


STARTEDCORE SIZE

COMPLETED

FROM

560.0

564.6

569.6

TO

564.5

569.6

578.0

578

DESCRIPTION

542.1-550.2 - ID-15% pyrrhotite, 5 7, pyrite, trace chalco pyrite. Usually as fine laminations, disseminations or fracture fillings.

550.3-552.0 - pyrrhotite, pyrite similar to above butwith l-3% chalcopyrite.

552.0-560.0 - 3-57, pyrite, l-3% pyrrhotite, trace chalco pyrite.

INTERMEDIATE TUFF

Possibly sediments contains 10% garnets, l-5% pyrrhotite,1-32 pyrite.

DACITE TUFF - as above with 5-102 pyrrhotite, 3-57, pyriteas fine laminations.

MAFIC SEDIMENTS - dark green in general with minor sili ceous bands. Mafic beds contain pyrrhotite 3-102, pyrite1-32 and magnetite up to 102.

END OF HOLE.

SAMPLE NO.

52

- 53

54

FROM

542.1546.0

550.3

TO

546.0550.3

552

CORE LENGTH

3.94.5

1.7

CORE RECOV ERED

3.94.5

1.7

ASSAYS

Cu Zn Au AgREMARKS

DRILLED BY



PROJECT DATE ///77

DDK NO.

Calculated by:

CORE SIZE

SAMPLE NO.

ooz t

00 S2,00 G 3

CUMULATIVE TOTALS




FOOTAGE

GM'f-to/??

S42/-X46546- S^-Z3&-Z- ZZ2,

CORELENGTH/'O

3-34--S/' 7

GOLDOZ/TON

O' OO ^-

/V/4-Mi-Mi-

-

LXVSILVER

OZ/TON

O' f g

~Tr

TrOO 3

LXVCOPPER

%0-o3

O'/Z,Q- /O0*6

LXV

'

' ^ZINC%

7-^5

O'tSO'/Qo-/*?

*

LXVLEAD

% LXV

-

NICKEL%

-

LXV

1

--



HOLE No. 150-18-uSHEET No i of 2LOCATION Block 18

Line 22+OOE 12*258

PROPERTY. DIXIE LAKE 06155

BEARING GRID NORTH

DIP COLLAR ~50

ELEVATION TOTAL DEPTH 302 '

STARTED 18/09/77

CORE SIZE BQ

COMPLETED 21/09/77

FROM

0

52.0

L38.4

x"

81.6

TO

52.0

138.4

181.6

182.6

DESCRIPTION

OVERBURDEN

ANDESITE

(Possibly basalt) medium green, moderately hard, generallypoorly foliated, well fractured.Generally chlorite, amphibole, felspar with fine pinkgarnets from 0 to 5% of total rock.Minor more siliceous (dacite) flows as from 66.0 to 67.0.Fractures generally fine and quartz filled but few largerones contain quartz - carbonate - chlorite and a few pinkgarnets.Sulphides rare, 1-i" slug of pyrite at 65.8'.Foliation at 60O at 90.0'.

DACITE

Generally fine grained, hard, grey to grey-brown, poorlyfoliated. Some minor sections appear tuffaceous. Mode rately well fractured. Composition generally quartz-felspar and biotite (S-10%) with chlorite content varyingfrom < T.% to 5 7, near bottom of unit.

138.4-148.5 - 3-57, pyrrhotite, 1 7, pyrite generally asfracture fillings and small slugs.

Last five feet broken with carbonate-quartz-chlorite fillefractures. Also pyrite present in some fractures.

180.8 - 2" massive pyrite with 37, chalcopyrite.

METASEDIMENTSWell banded at 55 to core axis with segregations of bio tite rich, chlorite rich, and silica rich bands. Thismay just be met amorphic segregation due to fault zone below.

SAMPLE NO.

.

d

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS

Acid Tests

100' 540200' 490300' 380

--

r\ / \\ \\1 \ f -L--V -\^c-\j^ ' r\^'DRILLED BY MIDWEST DRILLING SIGNED K . THORSEN


HOLE NO. 150-18-14

SHEET NO 2 of 2

LOCATION

PROPERTY

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD;

BEARING

L

1

DIP COLLARSTARTED

ELEVATION TOTAL DEPTH CORE SIZE

COMPLETED

FROM

182.6

187.3

TO

187.3

302.0

302.0

DESCRIPTION

ACID TUFF - top 1.5' highly brecciated containing massive slugs of vuggy pyrite 15% pyrrhotite, ±~3Z chalcopyrite, 1-37. sphalerite.

Rest is moderately fine grained, siliceous fragments in a silica biotite matrix. No bedding is apparent. This section contains 3-57, pyrite, S-10% pyrrhotite, trace chalcopyrite, sphalerite.

Bottom contact moderately sharp at 60 to core axis.

ANDESITE

With several bands METASEDIMENTS , andesite is generally as above and appears to "grade" into well banded (foliated metasedimentary units. One good distinct metasedimentary unit apparent from 237.3 to 243.8 is moderately siliceous but contains from 3 to 157. pyrrhotite with minor pyrite.

Garnets are present throughout from *z 1 to 1Q7. of units.

Foliation and bedding are at 65 -70 to core axis near bottom of hole.

264.7 - 2" thick chloritic lanprophyre dyke.

293.0 - 293.8 - quartz vein with 1-355 pyrrhotite, pyrite.

END OF HOLE.

SAMPLE NO.

0049 0050

)

FROM

182.6 184.1

TO

184.1 L87.3

CORELENGTH

CORERECOV ERED

ASSAYS

Cu Zn Au AgREMARKS

DRILLED BY. SIGNED.



PROJECT -Z)/ y: DATE

DDK NO.

Calculated by:

r 's CORE SIZE

SAMPLE NO.

004-4OD SO

CUMULATIVE TOTALS




FOOTAGE

/#M-tf4"l/f*/-/*?-*

CORELENGTH/S-

3-2.

GOLDOZ/TON

//X*.

/v/^.

'

LXV

\.

SILVEROZ/TON0-24

A//L

LXVCOPPER

%0-tqO-/3

LXV

-

1 ZINC*

0-94-0/4-

*

LXVT.KAD

% LXV

-

NICKEL*

-

LXV

,-

J


HOLE NO. 155-18-13

SHEET NO l of 2

LOCATION Grid 18Line 0+00

13*253

PROPERTY

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDDIXIE LAKE 06155 (V^l- *4-^S S^")

BEARING GRID N.^^.oDIP COLLAR -60

4

k

3

i

ELEVATION TOTAL DEPTH 425

2 CORE SIZE BQSTARTED 16/09/77 COMPLETED 18/09/77

fftOM

0

23.0

56.8

163.0

175.0

181.5

TO

23.0

56.8

163.0

175.0

181.5

196.5

DESCRIPTION

OVERBURDEN

DACITE FLOW WITH MINOR TUFF

Light grey, hard, fine grained, foliated at 50 to core axis. Primarily silica, felspar with minor chlorite veir fillings. Possibly large siliceous fragments at 52'. Minor sedimentary bands with chlorite, garnet, biotite, pyrite and pyrrhotite. Also some pyrite, pyrrhotite as fracture fillings in flows.

METASEDIMENTS

Well bedded at 60 to core axis, generally chlorite rich with sections silica rich or biotite rich. Garnetsthroughout generally fine varying from 1 to 15% of rock. This unit would probably be termed a mafic greywacke.

First foot of section contains ID-15% pyrrhotite withminor pyrite.

DACITE flow, fine grained, amygdaloidal with vesicules filled with carbonate, some have fine pyrite centres.

METASEDIMENTS - as above Well banded at 60 to core axis.

DACITE FLOW

Hard, grey, fine grained, moderately well fractured, poorly foliated. Fractures generally filled with car bonate and pyrite.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS

Acid Tests100' 570 200' 520 300' 450 400' 410

.

HRII i Fn RY MIDWEST DRILLING SIGN ED K. THORSEN



CI. No.

HOLE NO. 18-13

SHEET NO 2 of 2

LOCATION

PROPERTY,

BEARING

DIP COLLAR

ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH

STARTED

CORE SIZE

COMPLETED

FROM

196.5

209.8

251.3

385.5

396.0

TO

209.8

251.3

385.5

396.0

425.0

425.0

DESCRIPTION

METASEDIMENTS - as above.

Bottom contact marked by 2" quartz carbonate vein.

DACITE FLOW

As above but possibly becoming more mafic down hole.

Bottom contact sharp at 70 to core axis. 226.5-227.0 - chlorite-biotite lamphophyre dyke.

MAFIC VOLCANICS

Green to mottled green and white, highly recrystallized, generally chlorite amphibole and felspar with varying amounts of biotite from 0 to 5%. Moderately foliated at 65-700 to core axis.

Siliceous dykes - 273.5-273.8 283.5-283.7302.7-303.8

A few interflow sedimentary bands scattered throughout.

As bottom contact is approached, becomes more highly foliated.

Some sections in last 50' appear porphyritic but this may be a metamorphic phenomena.

METASEDIMENTS? The banding phenomena may be caused by interbedding of flow above and below 385.5.

DACITE FLOW - with minor tuffs - as above.

END OF HOLE.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS

~-

-^

SIGNED



e*HOLE NO. 150-17-1 SHEET No i Of 5LOCATION Grid 150-17 Ext.

Line 32+OOE, 11-H75N

PROPERTY, DIXIE LAKE 06150

BEARING Grid North

ELEVATION TOTAL DEPTH 277

DIP COLLAR210' -480

-54^

STARTED 29/8/77

CORE SIZE B.Q. COMPLETED 32/3/77

FROM

0

72.0

111.5

TO

72

111.5

131.4

DESCRIPTION

CASING, Bedrock 68.0'

MAFIC INTRUSIVE

Green and white, mottled, medium to coarse grained.Primarily felspar 30-40?;, amphibole 20-30?; and chlorite20-30?;. Magnetite present in patches - but unit generallynon-magnetic. Pyrite scattered throughout from 1 to 2?;.Unit is relatively unfoliated and weakly fractured.Fragments of wall rock become more prominant down holeranging in size from 2cm to 50cm in length.Mafic dykes at 80-81'

82.8-86.3109-110.0

Biotite becomes more prominant down hole especiallynear acid wall rock-fragments. Bottom contact arbitrarilytaken as point where percent wallrock exceeds percentintrusive.

ACID VOLCANICS

White to grey, very hard, generally appears to be finegrained although the unit is highly recrystallized.10 % mafic intrusive rock scattered throughout.Composition of Acid Volcanics appears to be SO-70% acidfragments in a siliceous matrix with minor felspar.Biotite from 1-3?; in fine disseminated aggregates.Biotite increases from 129' to ID-12% with last 10cmmassive biotite.Biotite gives general foliation angle of 60-650 to coreaxis.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYS

-

REMARKS

—

,r\ r \ l Vv| \ n -4^3^51

DRILLED BY. MIDWEST DIAMOND DRILLING SIGNED.K. THORSEN



HOLE No. 150-17-1SHEET NO 2 of 5

LOCATION

PROPERTY.

BEARING

DIP COLLAR

ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH

STARTED

CORE SIZE

COMPLETED

FROM

131.4

TO

162.4

DESCRIPTION

Last foot contains l-3% chalcopyrite in fracture fillings.Bottom contact sharp at 80O to core axis.

MISSIVE SULPHIDES

131.4-133.0 - massive, vuggy. 30-40?; coarse pyrite, 20?; sphalerite, S-15% chalcopyriterest is green chloritic gangue and white siliceous blebs.133.0-133.3 - white siliceous dyke or large wall rockfragment. 5-10 % anthophyllite in matrix.S-5% chalcopyrite, 7% sphalerite, 5s* pyrite.

133.3-136.5 - massive sulphideFine grained, primarily pyrrhotite 55-60?;, sphaleritelS-20%, chalcopyrite 2-4?;, mt. 1-3?; rest is finechloritic gangue with minor silica.136.5-137.7 - chlorite amphibole rich section possiblya dyke with 15?; pyrrhotite, chalcopyrite 2-4?;, sphalerite1-3*.

137.7-140.0 - massive sulphidepyrrhotite 60?;, lQ-15% sphalerite, 1st foot 1-2?; chalco pyrite, rest S-7% chalcopyrite.Rest chloritic gangue with minor amphibole.

140.0-141.0 - Chloritic lamprophyre dyke.

SAMPLE NO.

0018

0019

0020

0021

0022

FROM

131.4

133 .0

133.3

136.5

137.7

TO

133.0

133.3

136.5

137.7

140.0

CORE LENGTH

1.6

0.3

3.2

1.2

2.3

CORERECOV ERED

1.6

0.3

3.2

1.2

2.3

ASSAYSREMARKS

DRILLED BY. SIGNED.



HOLE NO. 150-17-1

SHEET NO 3 of 5

LOCATION

PROPERTY.

BEARING

DIP COLLAR

ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH

STARTED

CORE SIZE

COMPLETED

f'ROM TO DESCRIPTION

141.0-143.0 - massive sulphide, pyrrhotite SO-60%, sphalerite ID-15%, chalcopyrite 2-41with 5mm massive at bottom, mt. l-3%.

143.0-143.5 - Chlorite amphibole zone as above,pyrrhotite 5-71, mt. lQ-12%, chalcopyrite 3-51,sphalerite 2-31.

143.5-145.8 - massive sulphidepyrrhotite 40%, sphalerite 25!?;, chalcopyrite ID-15%,mt. S-7% rest chloritic gangue.

145.8-147.9 - massive sulphidepyrrhotite 70%, chalcopyrite ID-12% in large splashes,sphalerite 1-31, mt. 1-31, rest gangue.

147.9-149.2 massive sulphidepyrrhotite 901, chalcopyrite l-3%, mt. 11, sphalerite-trace, rest chlorite amphibole gangue.149.2-150.7 - massive sulphide First 8cm - 251 chalcopyrite rest pyrrhotite 70%, sphale rite 5-71, chalcopyrite 3-51, mt. 2-41 rest siliceousgangue with minor chlorite-amphibole .150.7-152.8 - massive sulphide Pyrrhotite 701, sphalerite 10-121, chalcopyrite 1-31,mt. 1-31, rest siliceous, chloritic and amphiboliticgangue.

SAMPLE NO.

0023

0024

0025

0026

0027

0028

0029

FROM

141.0

143.0

143.5

145.8

147.9

149.2

150.7

TO

143.0

143.5

145.8

147.9

149.2

150.7|

152.8

CORE LENGTH

2.0

0.5

2.3

2.1

1.3

1.5

2.1

CORERECOV ERED

2.0

0.5

2.3

2.1

1.3

1.5

2.1

ASSAYSREMARKS

nrm i ert PV SIGNED.

SELCO MINING CORPORATION UNITED


HOLE NO. 150-17-1

SHEET No 4 of 5 LOCATION

PROPERTY,

BEARING DIP COLLAR


STARTEDCORE SIZE

COMPLETED

PROM TO DESCRIPTION

152.8-155.0 - core cut in half by chlorite-amphibole dyke with 5cm siliceous dyke at bottom.

Eyke - mt. 15?;, chalcopyrite S-7%, pyrrhotite 3-5* , sphalerite 1?; .Massive sulphide - pyrrhotite SO5*, mt. S-10%, pyrite S-10% in blebs, sphalerite 1-71, chalcopyrite l% to 10?, in siliceous dyke.

155.0-156.7 - massive sulphide pyrrhotite SO-60%, sphalerite ID-12%, chalcopyrite l% rest silica, chlorite, amphibole gangue.

156.7-157.2 - massive pyrite in large crystals with sphalerite S-7%, chalcopyrite 3-5?;, last 5cm 90?; silica.

157.2-160.5 - massive sulphide Pyrrhotite 60?;, sphalerite ID-12%, pyrite S-5% with massive vuggy vein at 160.3, chalcopyrite-trace.

160.5-161.5 - siliceous dyke or wallrock, pyrite l-3%, pyrrhotite 1-3?;, mt. 5%, l% sphalerite and chalcopyrite in Son vein.

161.5-162.4 - massive sulphide Broken by large chunks of wallrock - pyrite 20?;, pyrrho tite 101, sphalerite S-5%, chalccjpyrite 1-31.

Bottom contact 35O to core axis.

SAMPLE NO.

0030

0031

0032

0033

0034

0035

FROM

152.8

155.0

156.7

157.2

160.5

161.5

TO

L55.0

156.7

157.2

160.5

161.5

162.4

CORE LENGTH

2.2

1.7

0.5

3.3

1.0

0.9

CORE RECOV ERED

2.2

1.7

0.5

3.3

1.0

0.9

ASSAYSREMARKS

152.8-155.0 sample contains 1 dyke and J massive sulphide

-

DRILLED BY. SIGNED.



HOLE No.

SHEET No

LOCATION

! 7-1

5 of 5

PROPERTY.

BEARING

DIP COLLAR

ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH

STARTED

CORE SIZE

COMPLETED

FROM

152.4

168.5

.

TO

168.5

277.0

277.0

DESCRIPTION

MAFIC DYKE

Dark green, medium grained unfoliated, primarily felspar, chlorite, amphibole with minor biotite and trace pyrite.

ACID VOLCANICS

168.5-180.0 - siliceous fragments (fine) in a silica biotite (S-15%) matrix. Foliation at 6 O0 to core axis.180.0-186.0 - possibly agglomeritic large siliceous frag ments (yellowish) in a siliceous matrix l-3ife muscovite.

2-41 biotitethroughout.

186.0-277.0 - Massive with varying colours from white to light yellowish-green to pinkish orange. Becoming granitized down hole. Generally primarily silica with minor biotite and muscovite. Some sectionspossibly agglomeritic but metamorphism causes the bombs to become very indistinct.249.2-250.5 - chloritic lamprohyre dyke; bottom contact at 450 to core axis.258.5-259.4 - coarse pegmatite dyke.259.4-267.0 - (approx.) fine felspar phenocrysts in similar matrix to above acid volcanics. This could bea granitization effect. Rock beneath to bottom of hole has sate resemblance to granite.

END OF HOLE.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYS

-

REMARKS

-

DRILLED BY,SIGNED.



PROJECT

DDK NO.

Calculated by:

DATE CORE SIZE

SAMPLE NO FOOTAGE CORE LENGTH

GOLDOZ/TON LXV

SILVEROZ/TON LXV

COPPERLXV

ZINCLXV

T.EADLXV

ft

NICKELLXV

\1VA- KI o.o\-U. O-?*

l-4-x 2..**- \4-o.o 04-

\-l\ 04-

z.\ Z*** o-A'b2-7 -l* .n

c* 1*-o.-W

So 0-0*5 e-si 6*2.2.

0.2.7 2.33A- \ '0 •li. lo

CUMULAIIVE \\-oA •ffe

WEICHTBB \VEICUMULATIVE

TOTALS 2.Z7.GSWEIGHTED AVERAGESCUMULATIVE



HOLE NO.

SHEET NO

LOCATION

s.17-2 l of 4Block 17 Ext. Line 32E 10*75N

PROPERTY

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDDIXIE LAKE 06150

BEARING Grid N

DIP COLLAR -700

4

L

3

ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH 347 '

100'-710 , 200'-690 , 500'-710 STARTED V9/77

CORE SIZE

COMPLETED 3/9/77

B.Q.

FROM

0

52.0

144.0

TO

52

144.0

197.5

DESCRIPTION

OverburdenACID TO USnERMEDlATE VOLCANICS

Green, probably contains both tuffs and flows, partsappear contain agglomsrate size fragmsnts. Tuffaceousportions contain siliceous fragments in a silica chlorite,carbonate (feldspar) matrix with clots of light greenchlorite between fragments. Percentage mafic matrixvaries from 3-20 Z . Moderately well foliated at 55 tocore axis. Metamorphic grade is moderately high (upper 'greenschist to lower amphibolite) . In sane sectionslarge light brown garnets are present, i.e. around122.0 '.

Chlorite lanprophyre dykes are present at 56.0-56.5,59.4 to 60.0.Quartz-felspar pegmatite dyke at 65.0-65.4 contacts at900 to core axis.

Last 7' of section becomes very mafic with zones ofpink garnets - this is possibly a mafic dyke associatedwith the lower mafic intrusive.ACID VOLCANICS

Probably tuffs. White to grey to orange. This is pro bably a granitized acid tuff or lapilli tuff. Containssiliceous fragments in a silica - felspar matrix withfrom S-10% disseminated biotite. Lineation of biotitegives a 45-50 angle to core axis.167.5-168.0 pegmatite dyke.

SAMPLE NO.

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYS

f

REMARKS

i ( \ v,1 \ ( { "^T^ — \ —— ' V \^v^-— - 1 \ V-A k [ \\ LA'-O"-' ^^^"--^

DRILLED BY Midwest Diamond Drillina



HOLE NO.

SHEET NO

LOCATION

17-2

2 of 4

PROPERTY.

BEARING

DIP COLLAR

ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH

STARTED

CORE SIZE

COMPLETED

FROM

197.5

221.6

TO

221.6

265.3

DESCRIPTION

Last five feet contains numerous mafic dykes associated with down-hole intrusive. These contain S-5% pyrite andminor magnetite.

MAFIC INTRUSIVE

Mottled green and white/ moderately homogoneous, medium to coarse grained, moderately hard. First few feet contains ingested acid volcanics from above.Primarily felspar, chlorite, amphibole, with 1-5*6 fine disseminated pyrite and S-5% coarser magnetite.Biotite content varies from IL.% to 20*^ in minor wellfoliated sections.Bottom contact sharp at 80O to core axis.

ACID VOLCANICS

White to pink, highly granitized with several large quartz veins and pegmatite sweats. Parts of the section may be almost completely granitized.229.0 pyrite veins associated with bull quartz vein.244.0 cordierite within pegmatite. Several other small cordierite crystals scattered throughout.

This unit could be a very complex granitic dyke system as bottom contact is also moderately sharp. (60 to core axis.)

SAMPLE NO.

0041

FROM

204^

TO

207.0

CORE LENGTH

2.5

CORE RECOV ERED

2.5

ASSAYS

Cu Zn Au AgREMARKS


HOLE NO. 17-2

SHEET NO 3 of 4

LOCATION

PROPERTY

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD t

BEARING

4

t

T

DIP COLLARSTARTED

ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH

CORE SIZE

COMPLETED

FROM

265.3

283.0

286.6

291.4

•96.1

TO

283.0

286.6

291.4

296.1

311.8

DESCRIPTION

ACID VOLCANICS

Tuff white to grey to light green. Appears to be sili ceous fragments in felspar-silica matrix with 7- 101 biotit minor muscovite, possibly leucoxene and minor carbonate. Trace pyrite throughout. Poorly foliated at 40-45 to core axis.

276.5-278.2 - appears to be fine grained granitic dyke but may just be granitized section. Top contact: vague, bottom sharp at 80O to core axis.

MAFIC INTRUSIVE

Similar to above but with ID-15% disseminated magnetite. Both contacts sharp at 70O to core axis.

ACID VOLCANIC

As above but with 1-3* disseminated magnetite. Also few small mafic dykes.

MAFIC INTRUSIVE

As above.

ACID VOLCANICS

Probably tuff - as above with slight green tinge. Con tains minor mafic dykes which are magnetic. S-10% biotite 2-31 chlorite. 1-51 pyrite - disseminated and in fine stringers.Bottom contact zone very biotite rich.

SAMPLE NO.

2,

FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS

Magnetic

Strongly magnetic


DIAMOND DRILL RECORDHOLE NO.

SHEET NO

LOCATION

17-2

4 of 4

PROPERTY.

BEARING DIP COLLAR


STARTEDCORE SIZE

COMPLETED

FROM

311.8

314.9

TO

314.9

347.0

347.0

DESCRIPTION

MASSIVE SULPHIDES

Top contact sharp at 45 to core axis.311.8-312.4 m. s. Vuggy pyrite 653;, pyrrhotite S-5%, sphalerite S-7%, chalcopyrite l-3% rest chloritic gangue.

312.4-313.4 - Acid volcanics as above with S-5% combinedpyrrhotite/ pyrite, trace chalcopyrite,sphalerite.

313.4-314.9 -M.S. 60?; vuggy pyrite, J-10% sphalerite,S-7% pyrrhotite rest chlorite-anphibolesilica gangue.

Bottom contact sharp at 45O to core axis.

ACID VOLCANICS

Tuff, moderately fine grained, light green to white,appears to be siliceous fragments in silica felspar,chlorite muscovite matrix. Muscovite ranges from 2-10 1.Some zones biotite rich minor cordierite in part.

332.7-334.0 - pegmatite dyke345.8-347.0 - pegmatite dyke

From 327.0 to 329.5 - could contain large fragments.

END GF HOLE

SAMPLE NO.

0038

0039

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FROM

311.8

312.4

313.4

TO

312.4

313.4

314.9

CORE LENGTH

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1.0

1.5

CORE RECOV ERED

.6

1.0

1.5

ASSAYSREMARKS

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304 f

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HOLE No. 17-3 SHEET No l of 2LOCATION Grid 17 Extension

Line 12E, 13*003

PROPERTY. DIXIE LAKE 06150

BEARING Grid u.DIP COLLAR

-50"

STARTED V9/77

ELEVATION TOTAL DEPTH 264.0 CORE SIZE B.Q.

COMPLETED 6/9/77

I FftOM

1 01 72.0

164.5

TO

72'

164.5

203.5

DESCRIPTION

CASING

ACID TUFF

Lapilli tuff, possibly tuff agglomerate, hard, grey topinkish orange granitized in part with some zonesapproaching gneiss. Generally well foliated at 60 tocore axis with some gneissic banding and possibly someoriginal bedding.Siliceous fragments in silica biotite matrix with felspargrowths in some zones.98.5-99.2 - pegmatite vein119.2-121.0 - granitic dyke or highly granitized zone -

contacts indistinct.139.3-139.7 - Pegmatite vein142.5-143.0 - Chlorite amphibole garnet magnetite zone.Minor pyrite, pyrrhotite from 140 to end of section asfine disseminations.Rock becomes less granitized from 140 and in placestakes on light green colour.

As above but mineralized. Generally same rock typebut contains varing amounts of pyrite and pyrrhotite.Top of section - 2cm massive vuggy pyrite.164.5-168.5 - semi-massive pyrrhotite from S-75% with slugs vuggy, coarse crystalline pyrite. Trace pyrite. Rest of section contains varying amounts of pyrrhotitein thin massive veins with associated pyrite and alsodisseminated throughout, usually from 1-5?;.

SAMPLE NO.

0036

0037

FROM

164.5

166.5

TO

L66.5

L68.5

CORE LENGTH

2.0

2.0

CORERECOV ERED

2.0

2.0

ASSAYS

Cu

0-oz.

Zn

l*?3

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REMARKS 1

Conductor 1

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HOLE No. 17-3 SHEET NO 2 of 2 LOCATION

PROPERTY.

BEARING DIP COLLAR


STARTED

CORE SIZE

COMPLETED

FROM

03.5

24.6

il.O

TO

224.6

261.0

264.0

264

DESCRIPTION

194.5-195.5 chlorite biotite anphibole dyke with 2cm bull quartz vein on top and bottom contact.

Pyrite and pyrrhotite increase to S-15% in last 3' of section. Foliation at 55O to core axis.

ACID TUFFGrey blue siliceous fragments in a silica, biotite (ID-15%) matrix. Poorly banded and foliated - generally a massive looking unit. 3-5% of matrix is fine chlorite light green, amorphous. Minor quartz veining throughout

ACID TUFF ETC.

As at top of hole. Well foliated, bedded ? Bedding appearance is possibly caused by large stretched siliceous fragments (55O to core axis) . Section around 245 appears to be agglomeritic.227.5-228.5 - Chlorite biotite rich 232.0-233.5 - Zones - highly sheared.

GRANITE DYKE

6" granite dyke at 261.5 causes surrounding rocks to be highly granitized.

END CF HOLE.

SAMPLE NO.

p

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FROM TO CORE LENGTH

CORE RECOV ERED

ASSAYSREMARKS

DRILLED BY

HOLE NO. 1 -7-4 -

NO. DU TROU

SHEET NO. l Of 2 NO. DE FEUILLE

LOCATION LINE 2+OOE ENDROIT 1+80S

PROPERTY. PROPRIETE



DIXIE LAKE 06150___________________ __BEARING DIRECTION

DIP PENTE

GRID N -500

ELEVATION ELEVATION

TOTAL DEPTH 300 ' PROFONDEUR TOTALE

CORE SIZE BQ DIMENSION DE CARROTE

STARTEDCOMMENCE LE 16/10/77

COMPLETED TERMINE LE 18/10/77

FROMDE

0

55

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133.5

139.5

TO A

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ne. 8

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139.5

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CASING

MAFIC INTRUSIVE

Green and white mottled, slightly magnetic, primarilyfelspar, chlorite, amphibole with minor biotite.This unit is cut by 301 granitic dykes.

ACID INTRUSIVE

Grey to grey with orange tinge, medium grained, veryhard, very homogenous. Proper name is probably Grano diorite.Unit is considered ended where rafts of unit below begin.

MAFIC INTRUSIVE as above, with granitic dykes.

ACID TUFFHighly altered, well foliated at 65 . Generally sili ceous fragments in a silica chlorite, biotite matrixwith minor garnets. Bottom contact sharp at 65O to coreaxis.

GRANODIORITE

Grey to pink, sections of this unit may be termed graniteGenerally medium to coarse grained, equigranular quartzand felspar with minor muscovite and biotite. Minorsections appear pegmatitic.161.8 - 163.3 - white to light green, fine, very hardsiliceous dyke with 1-^ blue-gray cordierite.

SAMPLENO. NO.

D'ECHANt

FROM DE

TO A

LENGTH LONG UEUR

CORE RECOV ERED

CARROTE RECOUVRE


REMARQUES

100' -520200' -49300' -47

u^-fi-O^C.DRILLED BY SONDAGE PAR. MIDWEST DRILLING SIGNED

JOURNAL PAR K.

HOLE NO. 17~4 NO. DU TROD

SHEET NO. 2 of NO. DE FEUILLE

LOCATION ENDROIT




DIRECTION

DIP RENTE

ELEVATION ELEVATION



STARTED COMMENCE LE


FROMDE

L69.7

171.5

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92.1

TO A

171.5

177.0

192.1

300.0

300.00


ACID TUFF - as note above.

MAFIC VOLCANICS as in 17-5.Green moderately hard in places appear like dacitic rock with high chlorite alteration.172.1-172.7 - Massive pyrite with S-5% chalcopyrite.175.0 - pyrite slugs with 10?, mt.Last 2" contains 50?; pyrite, 51 chalcopyrite.

ACID TUFFFine to medium grained, highly altered with several highly chloritic sections. Alteration varies from biotite rich to chlorite rich with on section from185 to 186.4 being extremely talcose.186.4-187.3 - orange brown colour (oxidation) with massive slug of pyrite and thin chalcopyrite vein at bottom.

189.7-191.3 - highly chloritic with slugs of pyrite and pyrrhotite and 5?; mt. and minor chalcopyrite at bottom.

GRANODIORHEGenerally grey to pink, with minor biotite and muscovite.267.8-277.5 - coarse pegmatite with minor muscovite (5?;) and trace cordierite.

END OF HOLE.

SAMPLE NO.NO.

D'ECHANT.

FROM DE

TO A

LENGTH LONG UEUR

CORE RECOV ERED

CARROTE RECOUVRE


REMARQUES


SIGNED JOURNAL PAR.

HOLE NO. NO. DU TROU

'SHEET NO. i of 3NO. DE FEUILLE

LOCATION LINE 4^00E ENDROIT 0-/-90S

PROPERTYPROPRIETE

06150 DIXIE LAKE

BEARING GRID N. DIRECTION

DIP -500 PENTE

DIAMANT

3

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*LETED ^^ INE LE 20/10/77

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63.1

129.8

142.2


CASING

ACID TUFF

Highly altered, grey to grey green, generally siliceous fragments in a silica, biotite, felspar, chlorite matrix Highly foliated at 50'-70O to core axis. More chloritic sections contain up to 10 3; pink garnets.59.5-63.1 quartz rich pegmatite vein with minor pyrr hotite, pyrite and few pieces of tuff from above.

MAFIC INTRUSIVE

Green and white mottled, generally slightly magnetic, chlorite, amphibole, and felspar with 1-51 biotite and few scattered garnets.89.5-91.6 - white quartz vein white 1" massive pyrite at 91.3 and on bottom contact. Bottom contact alsocontains thin seam of chalcopyrite.Intrusive contains several 1" quartz veins.Bottom contact sharp at 60 to core axis.

MAFIC VOLCANICS

Green, moderately fine grained, highly chloritic. This could actually be a dacite with high chlorite al teration.

SAMPLE NO. NO.

O'ECHANT.

'

FROM DE

TO A

LENGTH LONG UEUR

CORE RECOV ERED

CARROTE RECOUVRE


REMARQUES

100' -470 200 ' -430 294' -38

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SIGNEDJOURNAL PAR KEN THORSEN

HOLE NO. 17~5

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ELEVATION ELEVATION



STARTED COMMENCE LE


1 FKOM1 DE

1 142.2

1 155.8

1 157.5

TO A

155.8

157.5

211.0


GRANODIORITE

Median grained, with a light orange tinge and several biotite rich sections similar to rode type below. Ihis is probably a granitized equal to that unit.

MINERALIZED ZONE

Acid tuff as described below with following mineraliza tion:

lQ-15% pyrite S-5% pyrrhotite S-10% mt.1-2!! sphalerite Trace Chalcopyrite.

ACID TUFFHighly altered, well foliated in part at 80O to core axis. Alteration generally biotite with minor garnets, but also includes chlorite, amphibole (anthopyllite) and minor magnetite.

Bottom contact is indistinct due to granitization effects of intrusive below.195.5-196.8 - chloritic lamprophyre dyke.

SAMPLE NO. NO.

D'ECHANT.

FROM DE

TO A

LENGTH LONG UEUR

CORE RECOV

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RECOUVRE


RE/MARQUES


SIGNED

HOLE NO. 1 7~ 5 NO. DU TROU


LOCATION ENDROIT




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DIP RENTE

ELEVATION ELEVATION



STARTED COMMENCE LE


FROMDE

511.0

TO A

294.0

294.0


209.0-209.8 - Massive Sulphide301 pyrite20*1, pyrrhotite10*1, Chalcopyrite1-3* mt.Rest is primarily biotite with minor siliceousgangue .

GRANODIORITE

White to pink, equigranular, very hard, unfo-liated with few sections of acid tuff (rafts)as from 241.4-244.8. Becomes pinker downholesuggesting a more granitic origin for this in trusive.Mafic minerals are minor biotite with tracemuscovite. Also trace disseminated pyrite.215.7-217.3 - Mafic Dyke

END OF HOLE

SAMPLE NO.NO.

D'ECHANT.

FROM DE

TO A

LENGTH LONG UEUR

CORE RECOV ERED

CARROTE RECOUVRE


REMARQUES


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CLAIM MAP M.1772 - ONT.

Scale f' ! 1/2 mi.

GRID DGRIDS 'A', 'B1,'C'

ELECTROM^GNET/C INSTRUMENT

TYPE: A PEX MAX-MIN. E

HORIZONTAL LOOP (Percent of Primary Ffc/dJ Frequency: 1 777 HZ Cable Lengfh;600'/n Phose: 0— * —*-

Conductor Width:

Profile Scale: i" '207*

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ELECTROMAGNETIC INSTRUMENT

TYPE'. G EOWCS EM-17

HORIZONTAL LOOP (Percent of Primary Field)

Frequency: 1 600 HZ Cable Length: 400'In Phase: 0—— * —*-

Conductor Width: Prof//e Scale: i"-- a o70

Ouf of Phose 'Quadrature

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LINE A2. 940

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