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PROTON MAGNETOMETER SURVEY

KELVIN SOUTH, CENTRAL k CHURCHILL CENTRAL

KELVIN St CHURCHILL TOV/NSHIP '

LARDER LAKE MINING DIVISION

NORTHEASTERN ONTARIO

for

MARSHALL MINERALS CORPORATION

Timmins, Ontario March, 198/f

n C. Grant Exsics Exploration Limited

41P11NEOT49 B .6821 KELVIN 010C

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

LOCATION AND ACCESS

LOCATION MAP (FIG.I)

LOCATION MAP (FIG. 2)

LINECUTTING

SURVEY GRID (FIG.3)

GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS AND RESULTS

SURVEY RESULTS

RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONCLUSIONS

CERTIFICATE

GEOPHYSICAL TECHNICAL DATA STATEMENT

APPENDIX A. MAGNETOMETER SPECIFICATIONS

INTRODUCTION

This report will deal with the results of a Proton Magnetometer survey, carried out on 99 claims inKelvin and Churchill Townships, conducted by Exsics Exploration Limited for Marshall Minerals Corp.

Survey coverage was completed on the claims, as listed below, in Churchill and Kelvin Townships, (see grid sketch, Fig. 3)

Kelvin TWP. claims!

706760706761706762706763706764706765706766706767706768706769706770706773

C^hurchjU-l Twp.. drifts:

671683671684671685671686671687671688671689671690671691671692671693671694

671695671696671697671698671699671700671701671702671703671704671705671706

710017 710021 710025 710012 671707 671713 671719710018 710022 710026 710013 671708 671714710019 710023 710027 710014 671709 671715710020 710024 710028 710015 671710 671716

710016 6717H 671717671712 671718

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Chu chLl Twp.

699589 69959^ 699599 706668 706673 706678 70666k699590 699595 699600 706669 70667^ 706679 706663699591 699596 706665 706670 706675 706680 706662699592 699597 706666 706671 706676 706681 706661699593 699598 706667 706672 706677

The contoured magnetic results, also showing lakes, roads, claim lines and claim posts are presented with this report, in the back pocket.

LOCATION AND ACCESS

The 99 claim block is located approximately 8 miles north of the towneite of Shining Tree. The claim block strattlos t h ci Kelvin, Churchill township line, with 36 claims approximately 1/3 of the groups north extension, located I/'d mile east and nest of the i \. mile marker of the twp. line. The remaining 63 claims are located in Churchill Twp., with Michwakenda Lake on the east boundary, ;vest of Shining Tree c.vecut on the w r-c t boundary with Saville and Cochrane lakoo, lAi mile south of the claim block's south boundary.

Access to the property was by truck, from Tiwwins, south along HighwayIM to the junction of Hwy 650E* Travelling east, along this Highwayto thetownsito of Shining Troe^( Continuing Q miles E along highway 6^0,from Shining Tree, will bring you to the junction of Grassey Lakeroad north. Travelling north west along this road, for three to

four miles will bring you to the Kelvin and Churchill twps. line,running east west. A 3A mile traverse, west along the Twp. linewill bring you to the oast shore of Michwakenda Lake. Travelling

west across this lake for 1A mile will bring you to L 0+00 andBase Line of the survey grid. It should be noted that at the timeof this survey, all traverses north west along the Grassey Lakeroad and into the property was done by skidoo. Grassey Lake road

is not open to truck traffic during the winter months.

OTTAWA

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f i outi i LOCATION MAP

LINECUTTING

Atotal of llo miles of grid and baselines have been compassed and flagged. This mileage was done to cover the entire claim block from boundary to boundary, including all lakes.

The base line runs at an azimuth of 2?00 and extends from L 0+00 to L 8100 W. Cross lines were compassed and flagged every 300' along this base line. Stations were compassed, flagged and read at 100' intervals from this base line to 8100' K and 5100' S.

A second, sub base line was established between claims #699591 #699592 and runs west at 2?0O from line 300' west to 8100' west. There is a 700' south off set in this sub base line and is re established between claims #780035 and #70661 and continues at 2700 from L 8100' W to L 1^100' W, which is the west boundary of the claim group. All cross lines were flagged at 300' along this sub base line, and all stations were flagged at 100' intervals, south to the groups boundary. (See grid sketch figure #3.)

GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY

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The magnetometer survey was completed using a Scintrex, MP-2, Proton Magnetometer. Corrections for diurnal variations in the magnetic field were made by establishing base stations at various locations along the baseline. The survey was tied in to these locations throughout the days worked, and corrections to the data was applied.

Technical and operational specifications of the Scintrex, MP-2, Proton Magnetometer are included as Appendix A of this report.

SURVEY RESULTS

The results of the magnetic survey are discussed in detail below.

SURVEY RESULTS

Generally, the magnetic results correlate closely to the geologyof the area. The survey showed a basic east west to slightly north east

strike.-in magnetics,which coincide with the strike of the Diabase dikes. The

.Survey geology differs greatly to the geology of the ground east of Michi- wakenda lake due mainly to the major fault along the east boundary of the grid. This fault, the Michiwakenda Lake fault, strikes south east from the north east corner of the grid, in Kelvin Twp., and continues into Churchill Twp., in the form of lichiwakcnda Lake. Also, the diabase dikes are all parallel to the fault.

On the 36 claim block, located in Kelvin Twp., the magnetics show the presence of a dike in upper north east corner of the grid over claims #706764, 706773 and 671688 striking north west. A second major diabase dike is evident, striking south east from the lake, which is located on the north west tip of the grid, across claims# 671706, 571700, 671byy, 671693 ana bylooC. f.:he dike appears to have been faulted off in claim # 671686.

A third dike is evident, parallel and to the south west of the second dike. It begins in claim # 671705 and strikes south east to claim tt 671691. It reappears slightly to the south west in claim#671690 and continues south east into Churchhill Twp. The area of most active magnetics appear to be alon^ the east portion of the grid, in Kelvin Twp, and slightly south into Churchill Twp. This activity is directly west of the Michiwakenda Lake fault.

Another area of interest is centered over claims #671685 and 671684* The area shows two mag highs seperated by a magnetic low. Both zones are relatively short strike length and should De looked at more closely.

SUi-VE/ ftESUL'i'S (con't)

continuing south, into Churchill Twp., the area of interest appears to bo along the west section of claims #710018 to 710020. In this section there appears to "be some folding or faulting as in the south west section #710020 . The contours show a structure striking north east for 3000' where it then strikes north for 700 to 1000'. To support the folding theory, it then appears to strike north, north west. However, ther is also evidence that the zone striking north east continues weakly for another /i800' NE and off of the grid.There is also another parallel zone to the north of this zone that also strikes off the grid to the north east. Further study of this area, either geophysically or with detail geology may resolve the issue.

Another area of minor interest is in the south 3ast section of claims#699596 and 699591. This area shows a magnetic trend striking westfor 2100' whore it butts up against an north south feature. The east extension of the zone strikes into Michiwakenda Lake fault.

Continuing south, in the survey grid, to the north shore of Okawa- kenda Lake, the contours generally show little to no significant features. A weak mag high strikes west across claim #699593 "but stops abruptly against a river striking south.

An area of interest shows visibly across claims #710028, 710023, . 710016 striking north west. The zone strikes across an island in Okawakenda Lake and there is abundant outcrop on the island which may explain the high. That portion of the zone which cute across the island is interesting as the high has an associated mag low paralleling it. Detailed geology would be advisable as surface exposure may clarify the mag results. The north west extension of this trend appears to fold east across claims#710016 and 671718.

SURVEY RffSUJJPS (con 1 1) .

A weaker mag high parallel and to the south west of the above zone strikes across claims # 706678, 71002?, 71002/1, 710025 and weakly into claim # 706661. This zone closely relates to the stronger zone to the north east. They both may be representative of dikes.

Continuing south west from the above two zones, another, weaker zone also parallel to the first two is evident as areas of spot highs and strike lengths of 1200 feet.

In the area of claims #706677 and 710026, there is another area of interest. There is a major mag trending north west and off the property into the Kidd Creek property to the v/est. The zone has an associated mag low, and there is abundant outcrop in the area to warrant detail geology. Surface exposure may explain the mag results.

There is a gap in our information at this point due to a block of 12 claims, optioned or owned by Kidd Creek, This block is situated in the central portion of Marshall Minerals south v/est block of claims.

Across claims #706662 and 706663i the mag shows little information. Continuing west, the contours again show structure striking north, north v;est. This structure is probably the north extension of the mag trei-c's which are shov/n across claims #70 667*1- and 706675 to the south of Kidd's block. It should be noted thut this zone may have been tested by Kidd, as t he-, r e was a drill platform, on the ice, on L 10u 17 at 2200' S. It may have been drilled more than once as the* drill road continues south along L 103 \V from 2200 S to 3600 S.

There is also an old trench across L 10i?0 at 60^0 south. This trench also may have tested the v/est section of the zone.

RESULTS (Con'tJ

Another area of interest covers claims #706672, 706671 and part of 766670. This mag trend strikes north west and has associated mag lows to the north east and south west. The abundance of outcrop in the area may also explain this feature.

The final area of interest covers claims #706669 and the north part of 706670, Here the mag trends show structure striking north east to east and off the survey grid to the east onto Kidd 1 s ground. There are also two minor , east striking trends, north across claim //706666. All of these zones warrant further study.

RECOHHEHDATIOJJS k CONCLUSIONS

Generally the north portions of the survey area, those claims in Kelvin and the north section of Churchill, correlate closely to the geology of the area. The dominant features in these areas are the diabase dikes. .Thore are,- however, a few areas of interest which should be followed up with VLF or vertical loop. The possibilities of outcrop in the area suggest that stripping and trenching may explain the features.

The survey area in and around the 12 claim block of Kidd's, definetly require both geophysical and geological follow-up. The presence of Kidd, their drilling and old trenches show that there has been past activity in the area. Also, the claims to the south have also been surveyed recently suggesting interest in the formation to the south of Marshall's property. In all, this aroa has-been the most active and further exploration is warranted to both, explain the inag trends and in the search for economical minerals.

CERTIFICATE

I, John C. Grant, hereby certify that:

1) I am a 1975i graduate geophysist, of the three year program in Geological Technology at Cambrian College of Applied Arts and Technology and I have worked subsequently as Chief Geophysical Operator for Teck Exploration Limited (5 years), North Bay office and for Exsics Exploration Limited, Timmins office, as Geophysist since 1980,

2) I am a member of the Certified Engineering Technologist

Association.

3) I have no specific or special interest in the described property and the field work described in the attached report was carried out under my supervision. The interpretations and conclusions contained therein are based on my training and professional experience.

John U. Grant C.E.T. Exsics Exploration Limited

Ontario

Ministry of Natural Resources

GEOPHYSICAL - GEOLOGICAL - GEOCHEMICAL TECHNICAL DATA STATEMENT

File.

TO BE ATTACHED AS AN APPENDIX TO TECHNICAL REPORTFACTS SHOWN HERE NEED NOT BE REPEATED IN REPORT

TECHNICAL REPORT MUST CONTAIN INTERPRETATION, CONCLUSIONS ETC.

Type of Survey(s) Proton MagnetometerTownship or Area Kelvin k Churchill Twps, Claim HoiHer(g) Marshall Mineral Corporation

Suite 901. 2 Carlton St..Toronto Exsica Exploration Limited————John C* Grant-————.—...^——-Author of Report -

Address of Author P.O. Box 1880

Covering Dates of Survey 02/11/83 to 31/03/84(linecutting to office)

Total Miles of Line CutJ.10 miles compassed k flagged

SPECIAL PROVISIONS CREDITS REQUESTED

ENTER 40 days (includes line cutting) for first survey.

ENTER 20 days for each additional survey using same grid.

Geophysical

-Electromagnetic.

DAYSper claim

20

Radiometric

-Other -

Geological.

Geochemical.

AIRBORNE CREDITS (Special proviilon credit! do not apply to airborne lurveyi)

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SIGNATURE:T Agent

Res. Geol.. .Qualifications.

Previous Surveys File No. Type Date Claim Holder

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GEOPHYSICAL TECHNICAL DATA

SURVEYS — If more than one survey, specify data for each type of survey

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**rr'.Number of Readings .Line spacing ———— *V V

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Function

The MP-2 is a portable one gamma proton precession magnetometer (or field survey or base station use. The optimized design ol sensor and circuitry using the latest CO8/MOS components hat tesulted in a very light weight, low power consumption, rugged and reliable magnetometer.

Light emitting diodes coupled with an ingenious optically polarized rellecior combine solid state reliability with easy reading even in bright sunlight.

Coupled with a module Into which the MP-2 is easily inserted, the magne tometer can bs used a* a base nation unit lor analogue or digital recording. Full details ol the MBS-2 Magnetic Base Station are available on another Scintrm specification sheet.

The noise-cancelling dual-coil sensor and electronics have been so designed as to effectively eliminate reading problems due lo virtually all magnetic gradients which may be encountered in field survey conation*.

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Features

1 gamma sensitivity and accuracy over range of 20,000 to 100,000 gammas.

Operates In very high gradients, to 5000 gammas per meter.

Ultra small aiie and weight.

Up to 26,000 readings from only a O cells.

Battery pack isolated from electronics for corrosion protection.

Battery pack easily extended tor winteruse.Light emitting diode digital display, with complete test feature.

Unique no-glare polarized reflector permits easy reading in bright sunlight.

Indicator light warning of excessive gradient, ambient noise or electronic failure. .

Digital readout of battery voltage.

Rugged all metal housing for rough field use at all temperatures.

Automatic recycling or external trigger features permit ready conversion to base station use.

Shorl reading time.

Broad operating temperature range.

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MP-2 Console

TechnicalDescription ofMP-2Portable ProtonPrecession Magnetometer

MBS-2 Magnetic Base Station

MP.2 in Opafawwwrth Back Pack Sen**

Resolution

total F*eWlkocwacy~

Range

Internal Meaeurlng Program

Ixternal Trigger

Digital Output

Gradient Tolerance

FowerBouToe

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Operating Temperature Rang*

Weight*

Standard Aooesaorles

t Gamma11 Gamma over lull operating rang*

20.000 to 100.000 gammas in 26 overlapping sieps

Single reading 3 7 seconds Recycling feature permits automatic repetitive readings at 3.7 second intervals

External trigger input permits use of sampling intervals longer than 3.7 seconds

S digit LED (Light Emitting Diode) readout displaying total magnetic lield in gammas or normalized battery voltage

Multiplied precession frequency and gate times

~MP-2 console slips into a base station module which provides external triggering as well as digital end analogue outputs. The complete unit is called th* MBS-2 Magnetic Base Station

Up lo 5000 gammas/meter

8 alkaline "D" cells provide up to 25,000 readings at 26'C under reasonable signal/ noise conditions (less ai lower temperatures). Premium carbon-tine cells piuvide about 40S of this number

Omnidirectional, shielded, noise-cancelling dual coil, optimized for high gradient tolerance

Complete lor operation with staff or back pack sensor

-35-C to +80-CConsole, with batteries: 80 x 160 x 250mmSensor: 80 x 150mmStaff: 30 K 1550mm (extended)30 x 600 mm. (collapsed)

Console, with batteries: 1.8 kg Sensor: 1.3kg Staff: 0.8 kg

Sensor, Staff, Cable, Harness, Carrying Case,

Approximately 9.5 kg

Scintrex Limited 222 Snidercroft Road Concord (Toronto) Ontario Canada L4K IBS Tel: (416) 669-2260 Tatax, 06-064570 Cabl*. Scintrex Toronto

Complete Geophysical Instrumentation and Services

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Control Sheet

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Enter 40 days. (This includes line cutting)

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Enter 20 days (for each)

Man Days

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exceeds space on this form, attach a list. Note: Only days credits calculated in the

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Airborne Credits

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- Electromagnetic

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Expend. Days Cr. Prefix

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Report of WorkIces (Geophysical, Geological,

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Mining Act

Please type or print. If number of mining claims traversed exceeds space on this form, attach a list. Only days credits calculated in the "Expenditures" section may be entered in the "Expend. Days Cr." columns. Do not use shaded areas below.

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l hereby certify that l li.ive a personal and intimate knowledge of the facts set forth in the Report of Work annex [d heppfo, having performed the work or witnessed sjme during and/or ader its completion and the annexed report is true.

N.imn .md Pn^t.il ArMror.s of Fv^on

1984 07 03 Your Filet 143-44-45 Our Files 2.6821

Mr. George J. KoleszarMining RecorderMinistry of Natural Resources4 Government Road BastP.O. Box 984Kirkland Lake, OntarioP2N 1A2

Dear Sir:

We have received reports and maps for a Geophysical (Magnetometer) Survey submitted under Special Provisions (credit for Performance and Coverage) on Mining Claims L 671707 et al in the Townships of Churchill and Kelvin.

This material will be examined and assessed and a statement of assessment work credits will be issued.

Yours sincerely,

S.E. YundtDirectorLand Management Branch

Whitney Block, Room 6643Queen's ParkToronto, OntarioM7A 1W3Phone: (416) 965-1380

A. Barrtse

cc: Marshall Mineral Corp Suite 901 2 Carlton Street Toronto * Ont MSB 1J3

cc: John C. Grant Box 1880Timmins , Ontario P4N 7X1

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Total Magnetic Field, in gammas:

Base Station Locations:

Magnetic Contour Interval:

Magnetic Depression:

58810

50,100,200 gamma

Instrument: SCINTREX. MP - 2 PROTON MAGNETOMETER

Survey by: Exsics Exploration Limited

KEY

Claim Posts:

Claim Lines:

Claim Numbers:

Lake Shores:

706761

Client :Marshaii Minerals

Grid : Kelvin South

Survey MagnetometerDate: Marrh . 1984.-

Scale: 1 mch s-200 feet

Drawing by: Y. COLLIN

Interpretation:

Exsics Exploration Limited

(705) 267 4151

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Client: Marshall Minerals

Grid: Kelvn, South

Survey : Magnetometer

SCALE: 1 inch * 2 00 feet

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Claim Posts,

Claim Lines,

Claim Numbers,

Lake Shores,

Trench,

Drill Hole,

Total Magnetic Field, in gammas, (58000! added toeach reading

Base Station Locations,

Magnetic Contour Interval. 100, 200, 500 gammas

Magnetic Depression,

Instrument. SCINTREX MP _ 2 PROTON MAG

Survey by, Exsics Exploration Limited

Scale: 1 inch

Location Map Scale 1 inch : 1/2 mile


Grid: ChurchillSurvey: Magnetometer

Date: March, 1984 Drawing by: Y. COLLIN Interpretation:

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Base Station Locations, A

Magnetic Contour Interval, 100. 500,1000 gamma

Magnetic Depression,

Instrument, Scintrex MP 2 PROTON MAG.

Survey by, Exsics Exploration Limited

KEY

Claim Posts,

Lake Shores,

Claim Lines

Claim Numbers, 710023

Client: MarshallMinerals

Grid: Churchill,Survey '.Magnetometer

**

Date: March ,

Scale: 1inch = 200 ft.

Drawing by: Y. COLLIN

Interpretation:

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P.O. Box 1880

Timmins Ontario,

(705) 267

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Grid: Churchill SWSurvey: Magnetometer

Date: March, 1984 Drawing by: Y, COLLIN Interpretation:

Exsics Exploration Limited

KEY

706673

Claim Posts,

Claim Lines,

Claim Numbers,

Lake Shores,

Trench,

Drill Hole,

Scale: 1 inch r 200 feet

LEGEND

Total Magnetic Field, in gammas. (58000) added toeach reading

Base Station Locations, A

Magnetic Contour Interval, 100, 200, 500 gammas

Magnetic Depression, ^^^^^

Instrument, SCINTREX MP_ 2 PROTON MAG.

Survey by, Exsics Exploration Limited iLocation Map

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