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DOCUMENT No V/ 9380 *00
DOCUMENT No, 9380- OO/fS
N.T.S.:-31 M/13
RPT. NO. S-91-4
Latitude: 47 59
Longitude:79 55
32D04NW0390 W9480.00073 MAISONVILLE 010
REPORT ON
THE 1991 DIAMOND DRILL PROGRAM
CATHARINE TOWNSHIP PROPERTY
BLOCK I AND IV
CATHARINE AND PACAUD TOWNSHIPS
LARDER LAKE MINING DIVISION
ONTARIO
FOR
ATAPA MINERALS LIMITED
F.J. SHARPLEY OCTOBER 1991
32DCMNW0390 W9480.00073 MAISONVILLE 010C
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SUMMARY
1.0 INTRODUCTION
2.0 PROPERTY
2.1 Claims2.2 Location and Access2.3 Topography
3.0 EXPLORATION HISTORY
3.1 Regional History3.2 Property History3.3 Recent Regional Activity
4.O GEOLOGY
4.1 Regional Geology4.2 Property Geology
5.0 MINERALIZATION
5.1 Regional Mineralization5.2 Property Mineralization
6.0 CURRENT WORK CARRIED OUT
6.1 Diamond Drilling Program
7.0 RESULTS
7.1 Diamond Drilling Program
8.0 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
9.0 REFERENCES AND SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
10.0 CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATIONS: F.J. SHARPLEY
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Appendix I: LIST OF FIGURES page 32
Figure I: Location Map Figure 2: Property Map Figure 3: Geology of Parts of Pacaud, Catharine, and
Southernmost Boston and McElroy Figure 3a: Geology and Grid Location Map Figure 4: Geological Legend
Appendix II: DIAMOND DRILL LOGS 33
Block I:Hole Nos. A-l-91
A-3-91 A-4-91 A-5-91 A-6-91
Block IV:Hole No. A-2-91
Appendix III: PLANS AND SECTIONS 34
Block I:Section 24+25N DDK No. A-6-91 1"MO'
24+OON A-l-91A-3-91A-4-91
23+75N A-5-91
Section 24+OON 1"*100'
Detailed Plan of DDK'S 1"MO'
Block IV:Section DDK No. A-2-91 I'^IOO 1
Appendix IV: LIST OF TABLES 35
Table No. l Summary of Diamond Drilling 1991-Block I 36Terri Vein
Table No. 2 Summary of Diamond Drilling 1991-Block IV 37 Table No. 3 Claim Summary-Catharine Township Property
Appendix: V: ASSAYS 38
Appendix: VI: PROJECT EXPENDITURES 39
LIST OF MAPS IN POCKET Map No. Scale
S-91-4-01 Compilation Map - Block I S IA 1^200'S -91-4-02 Compilation Map - Block IV 1^200'
3-91-4-04 Detailed Plan of DDK's l'^20'S-91-4-05 Section 24+25N - Block I l'^20'3-91-4-06 24+OON 1"*20*3-91-4-07 23+75N 1"*20'
3-91-4-09 Section DDH-A-2-91: Block IV 1"*50'
SUMMARY
The Catharine Township Property consists of 45 non-patented
mining claims in four blocks located 15 miles southeast of
Kirkland Lake, Ontario in Catharine and Pacaud Townships.
Atapa Minerals Limited drilled a total of 2150 feet in six
diamond drill holes during August and September 1991. One hole on
Block I explored the down-dip extension of the Terri Vein (2.044
oz. Au per ton over 2 feet in a surface chip sample) discovered
in 1990 near the Pacaud Fault. One hole on Block IV investigated
the Hilltop Vein at depth in the area of the Catharine Fault.
A significant auriferous quartz vein with 5-10 percent finely
disseminated pyrite assaying 1.146 oz. Au per ton over a core
length of 3.5 feet was intersected in hole No. A-l-91 at a
vertical depth of 105 feet below surface on Section 24+OON.
The Terri Vein on surface and the intersection in hole No. A-l-91
probably correlates over a down-dip length of 250 feet using a 23
degree dip.
Hole Nos. A-3,4,5 and 6 were drilled at 25 foot intervals to
follow-up the intersection in hole A-l-91. All five drill holes
intersected the pyritic, auriferous quartz vein that correlates
using a dip of 15 degrees east and a northerly strike. These
intersections have an area of influence of 100 x 150 feet.
The average grade of the pyritic, quartz vein encountered in hole
Nos. A-1,3,4,5 and 6 is 0.867 oz. Au per ton over a width of 4.4
feet or 0.525 oz. Au per ton if all assays are cut to one ounce.
The average grade for a mining width is 0.555 oz. Au per ton over
a width of 6.9 feet or 0.336 oz. Au per ton (cut) over a width of
6.9 feet.
The Terri Vein has the potential for a small high-grade economic
gold deposit if the present area of mineralization is expanded to
an area in excess of 300 x 300 feet.
These shallow dipping auriferous quartz veins are related to the
Pacaud Fault. The area has the potential for finding other
shallow dipping auriferous veins or steeply dipping gold deposits
associated with the Pacaud or Catharine Fault.
A drilling program of 25 vertical holes totalling 5,000 feet is
recommended in Phase III to expand the area of known
mineralization on the Terri Vein at a cost of $ 125,000.
1.0 INTRODUCTION
Atapa Minerals Limited during August and September 1991 drilled
five diamond drill holes on Block I in Pacaud Township and one
drill hole on Block IV in Catharine Township, Ontario.
The drilling on Block I, claim No. L-733674, was intended to
explore the Terri Vein on Section 24N, discovered in 1990.
The drilling on Block IV investigated the Hilltop Vein at depth
in the area of the Catharine Fault.
Hole No. A-l-91 on Block I was partially financed by Terry
Patrick and Leo Kosowan under the Ontario Prospector's Assistance
Program (OPAP). Hole Nos. A-3,4,5,6-91 on Block I and A-2-91 on
Block IV were financed by the Ontario Mineral Incentive Program
(OMIP).
The writer visited Block I and IV drill sites after Hole Nos. A-
1,2-91 were completed.
The drilling of hole No. A-l-91 was covered in a report (Sharpley
1991) Report On The 1991 Diamond Drilling Program On Block I.
2.O PROPERTY
2.1 Claims
The Catharine Township property consists of 45 non-patented
claims in four blocks registered in the name of Frank Palmay. The
four blocks are as follows:
Block IA '4 claims
Block I 4 claims
Block II 24 claims
Block III 8 claims
Block IV 5 claims
Catharine Township, Ontario
Pacaud Township, Ontario
Catharine Township, Ontario
Catharine Township, Ontario
Catharine Township, Ontario
The claims appear on Ontario Government claim map G-3615 of
Catharine Township and claim map G-3697 of Pacaud Township in the
Larder Lake Mining Division of Ontario. The claims are shown on
Figure l, Property Map of the Catharine Township Property.
The claims total 1800 acres or 728.46 hectares. A list of the
claims appear in Appendix IV.
Atapa Minerals Limited has entered into an option agreement with
Teck Corporation under which Atapa may earn a 50% interest in
Teck's Catharine Township property by incurring exploration
expenditures to a total of $500,000 before June 30,1993.
2.2 Location and Access
The Catharine Township Property is comprised of four separate
claim blocks located 15 miles southeast of Kirkland Lake,
Ontario in the Townships of Catharine and Pacaud.
Block I, IA, II and IV are located west of the Misema River and
are accessible from highway 564 via Boston Creek. Block III is
east of the Misema River and is accessible from highway 624 via
Englehart (Figure 2).
2.3 Topography
The topography on the the Catharine Township property is gently
rolling with outcrop knolls forming ridges less than 15 m (50
ft). The Misema River valley with relief of 200 feet cuts
northerly through the area. The outcrop areas are abundant in
the western part of Catharine Township. The abundant outcrop
areas are composed mainly of mafic to ultramafic volcanics while
felsic volcanic outcrops are less abundant.
Vege.tation is generally second growth spruce, balsam, poplar and
birch with alder and maple undergrowth. Outcrop on Block I, II
and IV is estimated at 10% while Block III is estimated at 5%.
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The climate Is typical of northern Ontario with snow cover and
cold weather from mid November until May.
113.0 EXPLORATION HISTORY
3.1 Regional History
The first claims were staked for gold in the area in 1906 and
1907 during the Larder Lake gold rush and again in 1913 during
the Kirkland Lake gold rush.
A small amount of gold has been produced from 294,638 tons
resulting in gold bullion of 73,836 oz. Au. This production
occurred from two mines, Barry-Hollinger and Cathroy-Larder, and
two prospect shafts, Miller-Independence Prospect and Gold Hill
Mine between 1918 and 1944.
Three high grade copper deposits, the Amity, the Patterson and
the Tretheway-Ossian are located in the Pacaud Group iron
formations. The Amity and Patterson both shipped limited amounts
of high grade copper-silver ore to Noranda periodically from 1926
to 1955. A shaft was sunk on the Tretheway-Ossian occurrence on a
high grade vein but no production was recorded.
The area was first mapped geologically in 1922 by Burrows and
Hopkins for the O.D.M. (Map No. 30d, scale l"* 3/4 mile)
The area was mapped geologically by L.V. Bell of the O.D.M. in
1930 on a scale of 11=800'. (Map No. 30d)
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The area was mapped again in 1963 by James A. Grant of the O.D.M.
on Map 2043; Catharine and Marter Townships; at a scale of 1"~
1/2 mile.
All the gold deposits for the area were compiled by J.B. Corden,
H.L. Lovell, Jan de Grijs and R.F. Davie in 1979. (O.G.S. Mineral
Deposits Circular 18)
The airborne magnetic map 7075 G by the G.S.C.-O.D.M. covers the
area on a scale of 1:250,000.
The airborne electromagnetic and total intensity magnetic survey
of the Kirkland Lake area, Catharine Township was carried out by
the Ontario Geological Survey in 1979, scale 1:20,000.
3.2 Property History
The majority of the Catharine Township claim Blocks I, II, III
and IV were staked by Teck Corporation in late 1983 and early
1984.
The 1984 exploration program by Teck Corporation on Blocks I, II,
III and IV included line cutting at 400 foot line spacing and
stations at 100 feet. These claim groups were covered with
geological, magnetic, VLF-EM surveys and some limited rock
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geochemistry.
The 1988 exploration program by Teck Corporation included line
cutting, surveying, geological, magnetic and VLF-EM surveys on
Blocks I, la, II, III and IV. A total of seventeen diamond drill
holes for 5,137 feet tested sixteen VLP-EM anomalies on Blocks I,
IA, II, III and IV.
Atapa Minerals Limited in 1990 carried out a limited amount of
line cutting, induced polarization surveys and power stripping on
Blocks I and IV.
The Hilltop shaft is situated in N 1/2, Lot 10, Concession V,
just across the boundary of Block IV on the Fairhurst property.
(Compilation Map - Block IV). In 1926-28 a three compartment
shaft was sunk by Hilltop Gold Mines Limited to a depth of 688
feet with levels at 140 and 265 feet. A series of narrow
lenticular quartz veins strike N60W for over 3000 feet across the
property. The mineralization consists of pyrite, chalcopyrite,
and minor sphalerite. Assays of diamond drill core samples ranged
from trace to 0.44 oz/ton Au; a 6 inch intersection from one hole
assayed 13.39 oz/ton Au. In 1960 Turzone Explorations Limited
carried out a geological survey, trenching and 14 diamond drill
holes totalling 1435 feet. (OGS - MRC 18)
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3.3 Recent Regional Activity
During the period from May 1989 to February 1990 Callahan Mining
Corporation and Shenandoah Resources Limited drilled 40 diamond
drill holes on the Miller-Independence No.l quartz vein in
Catharine and Pacaud Townships. The property was optioned from
Shenandoah and Nortek Exploration Ltd. Most of the holes were
vertical and on a rough 200 foot grid plan to determine the
thickness and grade of the 20 degree dipping gold quartz vein.
Grades of 0.25 oz.Au per ton over widths of 5 feet were common
within an area 600' x 600' and to a depth of 175 feet. The
quartz vein is probably related to the Catharine Fault.
Gold Fields Canada Mining Ltd. has carried out extensive
exploration on the Daley showing on Lot 6 s 7 Concession IV
within Catharine Township. An extensive alteration zone over a
strike length of 2000 feet and width of 100 feet has been
encountered in a northwestern direction. A gold in soil
geochemical anomaly has outlined the zone over a strike length of
7000 feet and a width of 1200 feet. Grab samples of 0.424, 0.821
and 1.407 oz. Au per ton were encountered within the zone. Three
diamond drill holes six hundred feet apart tested the zone at
depth. The drilling indicated an alteration zone of
silicification, sericitization, l-2% disseminated pyrite with
some quartz veining over a width of 500 feet. (Ontario Assessment
Files 1990)
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Gold Fields Canada Mining Ltd. optioned their two properties in
Catharine and Marter Townships to Akiko-Lori Gold Resources Ltd.
(NM May 21,1990)
The article states the one property comprises 5,000 acres. The
claims host 13 surface gold showings located along a fault
structure which has an interpretated strike length of up to two
miles and is characterized by shearing, hydrothermal alteration
and gold mineralization, says Akiko (NM May 21,1990). Channel
samples from several showings on the property yielded results
such as 0.53 oz. gold per ton over 3 ft., 0.49 oz over 2 ft. and
0.21 oz over 2 ft.(NM May 21,1990)
Situated 1.75 miles to the northwest, the second property
comprises two patented claims and is thought to lie along the
extension to the interpretated fault structure. Grab samples on
that property have yielded up to 7.5 oz. (NM May 21,1990)
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4.O GEOLOGY
4.1 REGIONAL GEOLOGY
The Catharine Township Property is situated in the Boston-Skead
area southeast of Kirkland Lake which forms part of the Abitibi
Subprovince of the Superior Province of the Precambrian Shield.
The greenstone belt southeast of Kirkland Lake is part of the
Lower SuperGroup II (Jensen 1985). This group is composed of the
Pacaud Tuffs, Wawbewawa Group, Catharine Group and the Skead
Group. The Skead Group is equivalent in age to the Kidd Creek
Rhyolite (2708 my) (OGS Map 2484 - Lithostratigraphic Map of the
Abitibi Subprovince)(Figure 3).
Ridler called the volcanics Skead Group and subdivided the group
into Skead pyroclastics, Catharine basalts and Pacaud tuffs.
Jackson has subdivided the Catharine Group into Wawbewawa
Formation (magnesian basalt) and Depression Complex/Boston Creek
Komatiite; Catharine Formation (iron-rich and magnesium-rich
basalt); Basalt Formation A 1 (magnesian basalt); Misema Komatiite;
and Basalt Formation A (magnesian basalt) (Jackson 1989) (Figure
3).
Lawton (ODM Map No. 1957-4) and Teck Corporation mapping place a
komatiite between the Pacaud and the Wawbewawa.
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The Pacaud Structural Complex (Jackson 1989) surrounds the Round
Lake Batholith. Principal lithologies within the complex include
compositionally banded mafic to intermediate rocks, foliated to
massive flows, moderately to strongly foliated pillow basalts,
felsic to siliceous banded rocks and a persistent lens of
sulphide facies iron formation within 200 feet of the batholith
(Jackson 1989).
The Catharine Group consists mainly of mafic to ultramafic
volcanic flows.
The Wawbewawa Formation is the mafic volcanic sequence between
the Pacaud Structural Complex, the Boston Creek Komatiite and
the Depression Complex.
The Boston Creek Komatiite, the Depression Complex and the Misema
Komatiite are ultramafic flows that exhibit pyroxene-spinifex
texture.
The Skead Group consists predominately of intermediate to felsic
metavolcaniclastic rocks (Jensen 1985). The main rock types are
bedded tuffs, heterolithic to monolithic fragmental rocks,
massive feldspar, quartz-bearing units, and minor greywacke and
conglomerate.
The most prominent faults and shear zones within the region are
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as follows:
1) faults radial to the Round Lake Batholith.
2) northwest trending Pacaud and Catharine Faults.
3) northeast trending fault that displace the Boston Creek
Komatiites.
4) east-west faults that displace the Pacaud Komatiite.
The volcanic formations in general strike in a northwest
direction and dip toward the northeast.
4.2 Property Geology
Block I fi IA
The geological sequence on this claim group is Pacaud Tuffs,
Pacaud Komatiiite, Pacaud Fault, Wawbewawa Formation, Boston
Creek Komatiite and the Catharine Formation.
Block IV
The geological sequence on this claim block is Catharine
Formation (iron-rich basalt), Catharine Fault, Catharine
Formation (magnesium-rich basalt) and Skead Group.
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5.0 MINERALIZATION
5.1 Regional Mineralization
Base metal mineralization in the form of copper, zinc and lead is
primarily restricted to the Pacaud sulphide facies iron formation
associated with cherty felsic tuff around the Round Lake
Batholith. Examples of this type are the Amity, Patterson and the
Tretheway-Ossian in Pacaud Township. All these properties had
shafts with limited high grade production in the form of
chalcopyrite and bornite.
Gold mineralization in the area is generally restricted to the
northwest-trending corridor near the Catharine Fault (Jackson
1989). Examples of this type are the Miller-Independence,
Kennedy-Boston, Hilltop, Gold Hill and the Daley. The fault is
characterized by intense fracturing, shearing, quartz and locally
quartz-tourmaline and tourmaline veins, carbonate green mica
alteration and gold mineralization (Jackson 1989).
Other types of geological environment with potential for gold
mineralization are the Pacaud Fault, the base of the Misema and
the Depression Complex Komatiites especially in the area of
thickening of the Catharine Formations (Figure 3). An example
associated with the Pacaud Fault is the Barry-Hollinger.
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5.2 Property Mineralization
Gold mineralization on the Catharine Township Property is
primarily associated with the following geological environment:
1} quartz veins, hydrothermal alteration such as silicification,
sericitization and hematization, pyritization and quartz-feldspar
porphyries associated with the Catharine Fault.
(eg. Block III and IV)(Note: this type of mineralization is not
found on Block III fi IV but has that potential; but is found
immediately on strike to the southeast of Block III along the
Catharine Fault)
2) quartz veins and pyritization associated with the Pacaud
Fault, (eg. Block I)
3) quartz veins and pyritization associated with the warp zone;
thickening and truncation of Basalt Formation A and A 1 , (eg.
Block II)
Block I
Shallow dipping quartz veins related to the Pacaud Fault in
diamond drill hole No. 1533-3 returned an assay of 6978 ppb Au
(0.20 oz/ton Au)(6.97 g/ton) over a width of 2.5 feet on section
24+OON at 1+80E. (Section 24+OON - Map No. S-91-4-08)
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Shallow dipping quartz veins related to the Pacaud Fault in
Trench No. l returned a peak assay of 2.044 oz/ton (70 g/ton)
over a width of 2 feet on section 24+OON at 4+OOE. (Section
24+OON - l"s 100")
Block IV
The Hilltop showing' ocurrs on this claim block over a strike
length of 800 feet. The quartz vein is 6 inchs wide with values
up to 13.39 oz/ton Au reported (OGS-MDC-18). The gold zone was
explored via a shaft to a depth of 688 feet in 1926-28. This gold
zone is probably related to the Catharine Fault. Grab samples
taken by Atapa of the Hilltop vein returned values of 0.005,
0.269, 2.320, 0.188 and 0.012 oz/ton Au.
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6.0 CURRENT WORK CARRIED OUT
6.1 Diamond Drilling Program
During August and September 1991 Kosy Drilling of Swastika,
Ontario drilled a total of 2150 feet in Phase I and II of the
program. A total of 1492 feet was drilled in Phase I. One hole
was drilled on Block I and one hole on Block IV. In Phase II of
the drilling four holes totalling 658 feet was drilled on Block
I.
Block I
During the period from August 26 to September 2,1991 Kosy
Drilling of Swastika, Ontario drilled one hole to a depth of 475
feet on Block I in Phase I of the drilling. This hole was drilled
to explore the down-dip extension of the Terri Vein, discovered
on surface in 1990 (2.044 opt Au over 2 foot chip sample). The
collar of hole No. A-l-91 is located on Section 24+OON at 7+28E
with a dip of 50 degrees and an azimuth of 220 degrees (See
Section 24+OON-l'^lOO'-Map No. S-91-4-08:Appendix III). A plan of
the drill hole is shown on the Compilation Map of Block I and IA
(Map No. S-91-4-01).
During the period from September 21-25,1991 Kosy Drilling of
Swastika, Ontario drilled four holes at 25 foot intervals to
follow-up the discovery of the down-dip extension of the Terri
Vein in hole No. A-l-91 (1.146 opt Au over 3.5 feet or 0.525 opt
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Au over 3.5 feet: cut). Hole Nos. A-3-91 and A-4-91 are located
on Section 24+OON at 7+03E and 7+13E (Section 24+OON - Map No. S-
91-4-06). Hole No. A-5-91 is located on Section 23+75N at 7 + 28E
(Section 23+75N - Map No. S-91-4-07). Hole No. A-6-91 is located
on Section 24+25N at 7 + 28E (Section 24+25N - Map No. S-91-4-
05).(Detailed Plan of DDK'S - Map No. S-91-4-04).
Block IV
During the period from September 4-12,1991, Kosy Drilling of
Swastika, Ontario drilled one hole to a depth of 1017 feet to
investigate the Hilltop Vein (Turzone hole No. 4 assayed 13.39
opt over 6 inches in a short surface drill hole) at depth in the
area of the Catharine Fault. The collar of hole No. A-2-91 is
located at 8+OON - 3+OOW with an azimuth of 220 and a dip of 53
degrees.
The drill core from hole Nos. A-1,2,3,4,5, and 6 was logged and
sampled by Dr. C.G. Cheriton from September 16-26,1991 (Diamond
Drill Logs enclosed in Appendix: II). A total of 46 samples of
the split core were assayed at Bell-White Analytical Laboratories
Limited in Haileybury, Ontario using the fire assay method
(Certificate of Analysis is enclosed in Appendix: V).
Detailed plans and sections of the Terri Vein are drawn on a
scale of l" s 20 feet. The core from hole Nos. A-1,2,3,4,5 and 6
is stored at Boston Creek (Shenandoah).
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7.0 RESULTS
7.1 Diamond Drilling
Block I
Hole No. A-l-91 on Section 24+OON at 7+28E intersected a quartz
vein from 133.5 to 137.0 feet with finely disseminated pyrite and
two vugs containing visible gold assaying 1.146 02. Au per ton
over a core length of 3.5 feet at a vertical depth of 105 feet
below surface (Section 24+OON - Map No. S-91-4-06). The quartz
vein cuts the core at an angle of 60 degrees to core axis. The
rock-type of the core is a magnesium-rich tholiitic basalt. By
cutting all the assays to 1.0 ounce Au the average assay is 0.525
oz. Au per ton over a width of 3.5 feet. The average assay over a
mining width from 131.4 to 137.0 feet is 0.718 oz. Au per ton
over a width of 5.6 feet or 0.330 oz. Au per ton (cut) over 5.6
feet (See Table No. 1: Appendix IV).
Hole No. A-3-91 on Section 24+OON at 7 + 03E returned an assay of
2.996 oz. Au per ton over a core length of 2.7 feet from 127.0
to 129.7 feet at a vertical depth of 100 feet below surface. The
cut grade is 1.00 oz. Au per ton over 2.7 feet. The mining grade
is 1.158 oz. Au per ton over 7.0 feet or 0.388 oz. Au per ton
(cut) over 7.0 feet.
Hole No. A-4-91 drilled at 90 degrees on Section 24+OON at 7+13E
assayed 0.662 oz. Au per ton over a width of 2.4 feet from 123.6
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to 126.0 feet at a vertical depth of 127 feet below surface. The
mining grade is 0.231 oz. Au per ton over 8.9 feet.
Hole No. A-5-91 on Section 23+75N at 7+28E returned an assay of
0.632 oz. Au per ton over a width of 2.5 feet from 140.0 to 142.5
feet at a vertical depth of 110 feet below surface. The mining
grade is 0.317 oz. Au per ton over a width of 5.0 feet.
Hole No. A-6-91 on Section 24+25N at 7 + 28E returned an assay of
0.762 oz. Au per ton over a width of 4.5 feet from 142.5 to 147.0
feet at a vertical depth of 113 feet below surface. The mining
grade over a width of 8.1 feet is 0.424 oz. Au per ton.
Block IV
Hole No. A-2-91 was drilled from line 8+OON at 3 + OOW with an
azimuth of 220 degrees and a dip of 52 degrees to a depth of 1017
feet. The hole encountered a 0.50 foot quartz vein from 492.0 to
492.5 feet assaying 0.742 oz. Au per ton at a vertical depth of
344 feet below surface. The quartz vein cuts the core at an angle
of 45 degrees to core axis. The quartz vein marks the contact
between the magnesium-rich tholiitic basalt to the northeast and
the iron-rich tholiitic basalt to the southwest. On the footwall
of the quartz vein is a 35 foot mafic sill and a 20 foot wide
syenite intrusive. The Catharine Fault occurs within the mafic
sill. The Hilltop Vein appears to correlate with this quartz
vein in hole No. A-2-91.
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8.0 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
A significant auriferous quartz vein with 5-10 percent finely
disseminated pyrite assaying 1.146 oz . Au per ton over a core
length of 3.5 feet was intersected in hole No. A-l-91 at a
vertical depth of 105 feet below surface on Section 24+OOE at
7+28E. This probably correlates with the Terri Vein on surface
assaying 2.044 oz. Au 'per ton over 2 feet in a chip sample taken
in 1990. The Terri Vein on surface and the intersection in hole
No. A-l-91 probably correlates over a down-dip length of 250 feet
using a 23 degree dip to the east.
Hole Nos. A-3,4/5 and 6 were drilled at 25 foot intervals around
hole No. A-l-91. All five drill holes intersected pyritic,
auriferous quartz veins that correlate using a dip of 15 degrees
east and a northerly strike. These intersections have an area of
influence of 100 x 150 feet.
The average grade of the pyritic, quartz vein encountered in hole
Nos. A-l,3,4,5 and 6 is 0.867 oz. Au per ton over a width of 4.4
feet or 0.525 oz. Au per ton over 4.4 feet if all assays are cut
to one ounce. The average grade for a mining width is 0.555 oz.
Au per ton over a width of 6.9 feet or 0.336 oz. Au per ton
(cut) over 6.9 feet.
The average grade of gold from this quartz vein-type deposit
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with a nugget effect could range from 0.336 to 0.555 oz. Au per
ton over a mining width of 6.9 feet.
The Terri Vein has the potential for a small high-grade economic
gold deposit if the present area of mineralization can be
expanded to in excess of 300 x 300 feet.
These shallow dipping'auriferous quartz veins are related to the
Pacaud Fault. The area has the potential for finding other
shallow dipping auriferous quartz veins or steeply dipping gold
deposits associated with the Pacaud or the Catharine Faults.
A drilling program of 25 vertical holes totalling 5,000 feet is
recommended in Phase III to expand the area of known
mineralization on the Terri Vein at a cost of $ 125,000.
Respectfully submitted,
F.J. Sharpley
Burlington Ontario
October 8,1991
REFERENCES
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Anderson, (1990)
Bell, L.V. (1930)
Geophysical Report on the Catharine andPacaud Township Properties forAtapa Minerals Limited byExsics Exploration Ltd.; May 1990.
Boston-Skead gold-copper area, District of Timiskaming; Ontario Dept. Mines, Vol. XXXVIII, 1929, pt. 6, pp. 86-113, includes Map No. 38d, scale l"* 800'.
Burrows, A.G. and Hopkins P.E.: Boston-Skead gold area; (1922) Ontario Dept. Mines, Vol. XXX, 1921, pt. 6,
pp. 1-26, includes Map No. 30d, scale l" = 3/4mile.
Corden, J.B, (1979)
, Lovell, H.L., de Grijs, Jan and Davie, R.F., Gold Deposits of Ontario, Part 2: Part of District of Cochrane, Districts of Muskoka, Nipissing, Parry Soud, Sudbury, Temiskaming and Counties of Southern Ontario; Ontario Geological Survey, Mineral Deposits Circular 18, 253p.
Grant, James (1963)
Hodgson, C.J.: (1983)
Jackson, S.L. Harrap, R.M. (1989)
Jensen, L.S.: (1978)
A.: Geology of Catherine and Marter Townships, District of Temiskaming, Ontario Department of Mines, Geological Report No. 18, 20p.
Preliminary Report on the Timmins-Kirkland Lake Area Gold Deposits File, Ontario Geological Survey, Open File Report 5467, 434p.
21. Project Unit 88-33. Geology of Parts of Pacaud, Catharine, and Southernmost Boston and McElroy Townships; Summary of Field Work and Other Activities 1989; OGS Miscellaneous Paper 146
Regional Stratigraphy and Structures of theTimmins-Kirkland Lake Area, District of Cochrane and Timiskaming and the Kirkland- Larder Lake Area, District of Timiskaming; p.67-72 in Summary of Field Work, 1978, edited by V.G. Milne, O.L. White, R.B. Barlow and J.A. Robertson, Ontario Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Paper 82, 235p.
29
Jensen, L.S. (1980)
Kirkland Lake-Larder Lake synoptic mapping project, District of Cochrane and Timiskaming; p. 55-60 in Summary of Field Work, 1980, edited by V.G. Milne, O.L. White, R.B. Barlow, J.A. Robertson and A.C. Colvine, Ontario Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Paper 96, 201p.
Jensen, L.S. Langford F.F. (1985)
O.G.S.: (1979)
O.G.S. : (1979)
O.G.S. : (1979)
O.G.S. (1984)
(1990)
(1990)
Page, R.O, (1986)
Geology and Petrogenesis of the Archean Abitibi Belt in the Kirkland Lake Area, Ontario Ontario Geological Survey Miscellaneous Paper 123
Airborne Electromagnetic and Total Intensity Magnetic Survey, Kirkland Lake Area, Catharine Township, District of Temiskaming, by Questor Surveys Limited for the Ontario Geological Survey, Preliminary Map 2274A Geophysical Survey, Scale 1:20,000. Survey and Compilation February and March, 1979.
Airborne Electromagnetic and Total Intensity Magnetic Survey, Kirkland Lake Area, Pacaud Township, District of Temiskaming, by Questor Surveys Limited for the Ontario Geological Survey, Preliminary Map 2273 Geophysical Survey, Scale 1:20,000. Survey and Compilation February and March, 1979.
Kirkland Lake Data SeriesCatharine TownshipPreliminary Map P.2283Scale 1:15,840 or l" - 1/4 mile. Data compiled1978 by Ploeger, F. and Grabowski, G.
Lithostratigraphic Map of the Abitibi Subprovince; Map 2484
Claim Map: G.3615 Catharine Township 1'^ 1/2 mile
Claim Map: G.3619 Pacaud Township 1:20,000
Assessment Report On Geological Mapping On the Catharine Claims, Block II and III, Catharine Township Ontario; Report No. 1055NB N.T.S. 31 M/12
30
Thorsen, K.R. (1985)
Thorsen, K.R. (1986a)
Thorsen, K.R. (1986a)
Thorsen, K.R. (1986c)
Thorsen, K.R. (1988)
Thorsen, K.R. (1988)
Sharpley, F.J. (1990)
Sharpley, F.J, (1991)
Sharpley, F.J (1991)
Report on VLF-EM Surveys on the Catharine Claims in Catharine and Pacaud Townships, Northeastern Ontario, Report No. 1017NB (Company report for Teck Explorations Limited) 14p.
Assessment Report on Block II, Catharine Township, Ontario; Teck Explorations Limited Report No. 1044NB, 3p
Assessment Report on Block III, Catharine Township, Ontario; Teck Expflorations Limited Report No. 1045NB, 3p.
Assessment Report on Claim L789002, Catharine Township, Ontario; Teck Exploration Limited, Report No. 1054NB, 4p.
Report on The 1988 Exploration Program on the Catharine Township Claims for Vandorex Energy Corporation Report No. 1084NB, 23p.
Progress Report and Proposed Drilling on Catharine Claims for Vandorex Energy Corporation, Report No. 1079NB, 4p.
Report on the 1990 Exporation Program Catharine Township Property Catharine and Pacaud Townships Larder Lake Mining Division
OntarioFor
Atapa Minerals Limited
Report On The 1991 Diamond Drilling ProgramCatharine Township PropertyBlock I, Pacaud TownshipLarder Lake Mining DivisionOntario, ForAtapa Minerals Limited.
Report On The 1991 Diamond Drilling ProgramCatharine Township PropertyBlock I and IV,Catharine and Pacaud TownshipsLarder Lake Mining DivisionOntario, ForAtapa Minerals Limited
31
CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATION
I, Frederick James Sharpley of the City of Burlington, Province
of Ontario, do hereby certify:
1) That I am a consulting geologist and reside at 2372 Sinclair
Circle, Burlington, Ontario, L7P 3C3.
2) That I graduated from the University of Saskatchewan,
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, holding a degree of Bachelor of
Arts, Geology (1959).
3) That I am a Fellow of the Geological Association of Canada.
4) That I have practised my profession as a mineral exploration
geologist for a period of 32 years.
5) This report is based on a visit to the Catharine Township
Property, Block I fi IV on September 16,1991 and a review of
the data
6) That I have no financial interest in either the Catharine
Township Property or Atapa Minerals Limited nor do I expect
to receive any interest.
Burlington Ontario. .
October 8,1991 . F. J. Sharpley
32
APPENDIX I:
LIST OF FIGURES
O N T A R
N.Y.
MIICSp too loo
KILOMETRES
Figure l
ATAPA MINERALS LIMITEDCATHARINE TWR, PROPERTY
LOCATION MAP
Nov., 1990 BY:F. J. Shorplay
CATHARINE
4
VBlock 733674 j733*73|919236 919237V——H
789124 i 789123 i 919238 919239
Block la
Lot II Lot 10
733490 733491
---4----J733492 733493
Lot 8 Lot 7
Lot 9
Lot 6
I l l789013'789OI2l 7890II '789010 '789009
l l l l
789OIS l 7B9OI4
7334941733493 '789016 l l
73349* 733497 789003 l 111
- — -h-— -
789004'7890OI
789003
Block
Block II
733302 '733303. 733304 .733303 i 789006 789O08 l l ' Ul
— ——l__..l__ l __ __ _ — 111—— - I l — ^ V\r ^
733308'7333O9 733310 '733311 .789007^789017
Figure 2
I-O
Ul LE
ATAPA MINERALS LIMITEDCATHARINE TWR,PROPERTY
PROPERTY MAP
Nov., 1990 BY! F. J. Shor play
MCELROY
S BARRY-HOLLiNGERox\MiLLER-. , . . . - - - . st S ' * i *
MILLER- INDEPENDENCE
•CATHARINE
PACAUDGEOCHEM ANOMALY
•f 4-
LEGEND
Round Lake Batholith
.V'.y] SKEAD GROUPCATHARINE GROUP
V V Catharine Fm.
Basalt Fm. A'
Basalt Fm. A '
Wawbewowo Fm.
j Ultromofic - Mofic Rocks
Pacaud Structural Complex
SYMBOLS
Geological contact
Fault
Younging direction in pillow basalt
S - Fold
Z - Fold o
Figure 3
2-0
ATAPA MINERALS LIMITEDCATHARINE TWR,PROPERTY
GENERAL GEOLOGY
gCATHROY-LARDER
v —y ^- - '
H.L VJ vjfvC A T H A R l N E
KENNEDY-BOSTONv—i v'BLOCKiv v -
PACAUD w -i Y - y GOLDFIELDS
ANOMALY ' V ti, v
l
LEGEND
Round Loke Bo.tholith
.V'.y] SKEAD GROUPCATHARINE GROUP
V V Catharine Fm.
Basalt Fm. A'
Basalt Fm. A
Wawbewowa Fm.
Ultramafic - Mafic Rocks
Pacaud Structural Complex
SYMBOLS
Geological contact
Fault
Younging direction in pillow basalt
S - Fold
Z - Fold o
Figure 3a
2-0
Modified after G.L. Jackson (QG.S.), R.M.Harrap (Grad. Student-Carleton Un.)M ILES
ATAPA MINERALS LIMITEDCATHARINE TWR, PROPERTY
GENERAL GEOLOGY GRID LOCATION MAP
Nov., I99O BY'.F. J.Shorpley
LEGEND 6 SYMBOLS
Round Lake Batholith Granite
[ 4 j SKEAD GROUPFelsic Pyroclastics
CATHARINE GROUPj 3 j Catharine Fm.
a Iron-Rich Basaltb Magnesium-Rich Basalt
j 2c l Basalt Fm. A'Magnesium-Rich Basalt
j 2bJ Basalt Fm. AMagnesium - Rich Basalt
j 2a j WawobewovfO Fm.Magnesium - Rich Basalt
l 2 ' l Ultramafic - Mafic Rocks1—————' Komatiite
2A Mlsema Komatiite 2 B Depression Complex'/
Boston Creek Komatiite 2C Pacaud Komatiite -
j l l Pacaud Structural Complex ————— Mafic to Felsic Tuffs
Iron Fm.- sulphide facies
140
•J 6.
Geological Contact
Fault
Beaver Dam
Schistosity
Bedd Ing
C? Trench or Pit
Stripped Area -Trench and No.
Sample Location (rock)
Au p pb
Sample Location and No. In Trench
/ D. D. Hole and No. 38/6"
Au o z. /ton /length
Teck D.D.Holes have prefix 1533 (omitted)
A u ppb/ lengthi*
•"* ——-Crone Rodem V. L.F E. M. Conductor Axis
l. R Anomaly- Dipole- Dipole N: 1 to3, o * I00'
— — —— Medium---- Weak
I: - ""*^ Magnetic High 51000 gammas
ABBREVIATIONS
cp chalcopyrite
h chloritic
hem hematite
l carbonallztd
l flow banding
m flow breccia
mag magnetite
n la pi Ha
o agglomerate
p lamprophyre
po pyrrhotite
py pyrite
qc v quartz carbonate vein
qv quartz vein
O felsic
r. rubble
sh sheared
sil siliceous
S.Z. shear zone
l tuffaceous
w. water
Figure 4
33
APPENDIX II:
DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOGS
DIAMOND DRILL K1 EI CORD
——— — — — --- — ———— — —— nuLC. lw, H t n oncci iiu. NAME OF PROPERTY: ATAPA MINERALS LIMITED FOOTAGE DIP1AZ. FOOTAGE DIP AZ.
11 REMARKS :
HOLE NO: A-2-91 LENGTH: 1017.0' 53!11 CLAIM NO. L-842980
LOCATION: CATHARINE TUP.PROPERTY-GRP IV-CATHARINE TUP. ON 500 51!DRILL CONTRACTOR:
LATITUDE: 8+OON DEPARTURE: 3+flOU 975 49! Kosv Drilling11 CORE SIZE: BQ
ELEVATION: AZIMUTH: 220 DIP: -50 !LOGGED BY: C.G.CHER1TON
STARTED: SEPT. 4/91 FINISHED: Sept. 12/91 9/17/91-9/18/91
FOOTAGE
FROM
0.0
27.5
492.0
492.5
527.0
544.0
TO
27.5
492.0
492.5
527.0
544.0
1017.0
DESCRIPTION
OVERBURDEN:
BASALT:
light green, fine to nediun-grained, nagnesiunrrich, tholiitic basalt;
141.0 - 142.8 5-10X FeS2.
222.0 - 225.0 quartz-carbonate breccia.
409.0 - 410.0 quartz-carbonate vein;no sulphides.
QUARTZ VEIN:
4' tight, clean, banded quartz vein with visiblegold (V.G.) at 45 degrees to core axis; 5-10XFeS2 and CuFeS2; probably the Hilltop Vein;no gold in wallrock; no FeS2 in wallrock;
MAFIC INTRUSIVE:
black and green serpentized intrusive with faultzone at 524.0 to 527 feet; broken ground and nudseams at 45 degrees to core axis.
PINK SYENITE:
pinkish, fine-grained, syenite dyke or sill;ninor FeS2 with contacts parallel to schistosity.
BASALT:
dark green, banded and streaky iron-richtholiitic Catharine basalt; banded at 50 degreesto core axis; locally 40 degrees to core axis.
SAMPLE
NO.
F9848
87851F984987852
XS
10
10
FOOTAGE
FROM
141.0
491.0492.0492.5
TO
142.6
492.0492.5493.5
TOTAL
1.8
1.00.51.0
! ASSAYS
AU
PPB.
AG i CU
PPM.
ND
PPM.
4440
AU
OZ/T
TR
TR0.742TR
DIAMOND DRILL RECORDVttti. OF PROPERTY: ATAPA MINERALS LIMITED
HOLE NO: A-2-91 SHEET NO. 2 of 2
IXHilXHIfilXi
FOOTAGE
FROM TO
10)7.0
xxxximxxHnxiuxxxmmmxxnfxjjnixxHmjimifint
DESCRIPTION
778.0 - 792.0 variolitic
END OF HOLE:
Note: core stored at Boston Creek (Shenandoah).
'
'
ililXIHXIIllillXmiSimtKili
SAMPLE
NO. XSFOOTAGE
FROM TO ITOTAL
ilXmiXililiilimXmi
ASSAYS
AU
PPB.
AG
PPM
CU
PPM
AU
OZ/T
34
APPENDIX III:
PLANS AND SECTIONS
l IO-J30I CUT .--X'X'X-
A6-9I-O
VxO ; OAi-9i L-24+OON
2o
-1-0*4/1-0* ICH1P)
J——TERRI VEIN l I-2X py, banded qti.
5E
A5-9I-O
Map No. S-91-4-04
ATAPA MINERALS LIMITEDPACAUD TWP,PROPERTY
BLOCK l
DETAIL DRILL HOLE PLANSept., 1991 BY: F. J. Sharpley
*IE 7 E
A6-9I
elE
— l ---l — _^
O 4I4/* l'
Mop No. S-91-4-05
ATAPA MINERALS LIMITEDPACAUD TWP. PROPERTY
BLOCK l D.D.HOLE A6-91
LINE 24+25 NSept., 1991 BY: F.J. Sharpley
^i^*/'**./""'"- x 9- '"fem
Map No. S-91-4-06
ATAPA MINERALS LIMITEDPACAUD TWP, PROPERTY
BLOCK l D.D.HS.-1, 2,3,4, 13, AI.A3.A4-9I
LINE 244-OONSept., 1991 BY: F J. Sharpley
Map No. S-91-4-07
ATAPA MINERALS LIMITEDPACAUD TWP. PROPERTY
BLOCK D.D.HOLE A5-9I
LINE 23+75 NBY: F. J. Sharpley
2
*,3-
w 0 0 2 E - 4
^
E 6
—— Terri Vein*v ICHIP) 2-044/2-0'
E . 8
A3-9I-, A4 . 9 ,
iE ;
1533-3 1533-1r-At-ai
l AI-91
1ST
(UNCUT) O- TIB/ 5-6'
Pacaud Komatiite
2C
1533-3 Hole Number
Assayed Section 6978/2-s' AU ppb/ Length (ft.)
Fault
Bedding
Foliation , V.L.F-E.M. Conductor
Modified after Teck Expl. Ltd. Section, Sept, 1988
Map No.S-91-4-08
zoo
ATAPA MINERALS LIMITEDPACAUD TWR, PROPERTY
BLOCK l - jD.D.H. S. 1,2,3,4,13, AI.A3.A4-9I l
LINE 24 + OONSept., 1991 BY:F. J. Shorpley
A2 220*
TURZONE (I960)
\
#
L- 8N. 3 W
Map No. S-91-4-09
ATAPA MINERALS LIMITEDCATHARINE TWP. PROPERTY
BLOCK IV
D.D.HOLE- A2-9I
Sept., 1991 BY: F.J. Sharpley
35
APPENDIX IV:
LIST OF TABLES
41
EXPENDITURES (minus G. S. T.) CATHARINE TOWNSHIP PROJECT OMIP-AUGUST 2 TO OCTOBER 8,1991
1. Contract: Rosy Drilling: Kirkland Lake $ 36,732.50 Phase I: 9/16/91^ 9102 . 50-8500 . 0(^ $ 602.50 Phase I: 9/24/91: 19,960.00 Phase II: 10/01/91: 16,170.00
2. Contract: C. G. Cheriton: core logging: 10/2/91 3,210.40 August-September 1991; 10 days at $250 expenses; supplies; travel
3. Contract: L. S. Kosowan: core splitting; supervision 3,980.00August-September 1991: 10 days at $200
Epenses : Transportation:L.S. Kosowan : 10/2/91 : $l / 200.00
4000 km at SO. 30Accomodation: L. S. Kosowan: 10/2/91^780.00
12 days at
4. Assays: Bell-White: 10/2/91 378.87
5. Contract: Seal River Explorations Ltd: 10/2/91 2,300.00
41
EXPENDITURES (minus G.S.T.) CATHARINE TOWNSHIP PROJECT OMIP-AUGUST 2 TO OCTOBER 8,1991
1. Contract: Kosy Drilling: Kirkland Lake $ 36,732.50Phase I: 9/16/91:6 9102.50-8500.00= S 602.50Phase I: 9/24/91: 19,960.00Phase II: 10/01/91: 16,170.00
2. Contract: C.G. Cheriton: core logging: 10/2/91 3,210.40 August-September 1991; 10 days at $250 expenses; supplies; travel
3. Contract: L.S. Kosowan: core splitting; supervision 3,980.00August-September 1991: 10 days at 5200
Epenses: TransportationiL.S. Kosowan:10/2/91:$l, 200.00
4000 km at SO.30Accomodation: L.S. Kosowan: 10/2/91^780.00
12 days at $65/day
4. Assays: Bell-White: 10/2/91 378.87
5. Contract: Seal River Explorations Ltd: 10/2/91 2,300.00 Report on Phase I Drilling: Block I expenses: prints, drafting
6. Contract: Seal River Explorations Ltd: 10/8/91 2,168.61 Report on Phase II Drilling: Block I&IV: expenses: drafting; prints.
TOTAL: O 48,770.38
36
TABLE NO. lSUMMARY OF DDH'S - BLOCK I - PHASE I AND II - 1991, TERRI VEIN
BK
I
I
I
I
I
HOLE If
A-l-91
A-3-91
A-4-91
A-5-91
A-6-91
Averag
LAT.
24+OON
24+OON
24+OON
23+75N
24+25N
i: DDH'
.
LONG.
7 + 28E
7 + 03E
7 + 13E
7 + 28E
7 + 28E
3-A-l,
AZ.
220
220
220
220
3,4,
DP
52
50
90
55
50
5,6
FROM
133.5
131.4
127.0
127.0
123.6123.6
140.0137.5133.0
142.5142.5
TO
137.0
137.0
129.7
134.0
126.0132.5
142.5142.5142.5
147.0150.6
WTH FT
3.5
5.6
2.7
7.0
2.48.9
2.55.09.5
4.58.1
4.44.4
6.96.9
ASSAY IVD AU/ OP T | FT
11.1461105*0.525|0.7181*0.330|
1 2.9961100
*1.000|1.1581
*0.388|1
0.66211270.2311
10.63211100.31710.1731
10.76211130.4241
11
0.8671*0.525|
10.5551*0.336|
1 11 1 1 11 1 11 1 11 1 1 1 1
REMARKS
q.v.-py
qvlO%py
qv-10%py
qcvlO%py
qv-10%py
Q.V.
MININGWIDTH
Note: * assays cut to l ounce Au
37
TABLE NO. 2SUMMARY OF DDH'S - BLOCK IV - PHASE I - 1991.
BKIHOLE ft 1
IViA-2-91
LAT.
8 + OON
LONG.
3 + OOW
AZ. DP
220 52
FROM
492.0
TO
492.5
WTH ASSAY FT lAU/OPT
0.5 0.742
VD FT
344 qvHilltopVein
HHWRY-CATHARINE- V! 1/91
PRO,'
BLOCK I
BLOCK I!
BLOCK III
BLOCK IV
CLAIM
L-733673L-733674L-789123L-789124L-919256L-919257L-919258L-?!925?
L-733490L-733491L-733492L-7334931-73349*L-733495L-733496L-733497 'L-733502L-733503L-733504L-733505L-733508L-733509L-733510L-733511L-789C05L-789006L-789007L-739008L-789014L-789015L-789016L-789017
L-789001L-789003L-789004L-789009L-789010L-789011L-789012L-789013
L-789147L-791305L-842766L-842979L-842980
OWNER
TECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECK
TECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECK
'TECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECK
TECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECK
TECKTECKTECKTECKTECK
COM
AUAUAUAUAUAUAUAU
AUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAU
AUAUAUAUAUAUAUAU
AUAUAUAUAU
TUP
PACAUDPACAUDPACAUDPACAUDCATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINE
CATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHERINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINE
CATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHERINECATHARINECATHARINE
CATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINE
REC'D
10/31/8410/31/8430/31/8410/31/84J O/ 15/8610/15/34i 0/1 5/8610/15/86
12/06/3312/06/8312/06/8312/06/8312/06/8312/06/8312/06/8312/06/8312/28/8312/28/8312/28/8312/28/8312/28/8312/28/8312/28/8312/28/831/12/841/12/841/12/841/12/841/12/84
.1/12/841/12/841/12/84
1/12/841/12/841/12/841/12/841/12/841/12/841/12/841/12/84
1/05/861/05/868/14/868/15/861/05/86
ASS-P
10/31/9610/31/9?10/31/9610/31/9610/15/9410/15/9510/15/9410/15/94
12/06/9512/06/9512/06/9512/06/9512/06/9512/06/9512/06/9512/04/9512/28/9512/28/9512/28/9512/28/9512/28/9512/28/9512/28/9512/28/951/12/961/12/961/12/961/12/961/12/941/12/961/12/961/12/96
1/12/961/12/961/12/961/12/961/12/961/12/961/12/961/12/96
1/05/941/05/948/14/948/15/951/05/94
COM-D
4360
4480 8803276
312373400290290378356356400400400400400400400400400400400400400400400400
400400400400400400400400
120120120366120
DAY/*
4.7964.8404.7964.7523.1023.5203.1683.124
4.4884.4224.4004'.51D4.5104.4224,4444,4444.4004.4004.4004,4004.4004,4004.4004,4004,4004,4004.4004,4004,4004.4004,4004,400
4.4004'.4004.4004', 4004.4004 j 4004,4004,400
3.0803', 0803,0803,2343.080
PAGE !
CLAIM 5UMWRY-CATHARINE-7/11/91
PROJ CLAIM [We COM TUP REC'D ASS-0 COH-D DAY/*
TOTAL: 13,908 188,892 COIWT: K
PAGE 2
38
APPENDIX V:
ASSAYS
BELL-WHITE ANAIYTICAI LABORATORIES LTD.P.O. BOX 18 7, HAfLEYBURY. ONTARIO TEL: 672-31Q7POJ IKO FAX: (7OO) 672-3643
of Analpte- 0436 DATE: Septembe 16,
r: Core (3) RECEIVED: Septembe 1991
SAMPLE(S) FHOM: Mr. ^oo KOHOwan, AtApa Minerals Ltd,
Oz. Gold
Sample 1
NOTE f ** denotes checked*
r- viZ-o ~ /-r
0-12 -yo \. O
IN ACCOKOAflCX WITH - LOtvxrTAtUfHZS HCHTTM AMDHCAK CVTTOU. UMJM IT l* •TtCWVM.UT ITATCD
. OV9 HKO .*^.rCH TALU** MCTVtmt ON•WZT* -H*V* mor MM AOAKTTD TO CON^IH
/o* U**r* ANV-OAM* (xncourr M ne nw'
AHALVDCAL LABORATOWES LTO.
11 it U-. i L jL.r-.'v'i'.ti' l LI F.U4
BELL-WhiTE ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES !LTD.P.O. BOX 187, POJ 1KO
HAILEYBURY. ONTARIO TEL: G73107 FAX- (705) 672-5843
fifcrtifirafr af Anaigate0448
DATE: Septembe 23, 1991
OF: Core (18) RECEJVED-. septsrabe 1991
iAMFLE(S) FROM: Mr. Leo Rpsowan, Atapa Minerals
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AMPLE(S) FROM: Mr* Ireo Kosowan, Atapa Minerals
DATE: Septerabe
RECEIVED!
23, 1991
1991
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viPLE(S) FROM: Wr. Leo Kosowan, Atapa Minerals
Septen&e 26 r 1991
1991
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76777879'808182838485
Oz.Gold
0.0080.662**0.0020.1160.004Traqe0.0020 , 0140.0020.632**
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5AMPL.ECS) FROM: Mr. Leo Kosowan, Atapa
DATE: septerabeir 27, 1991
1.991
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saple #
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: ** denotes checked,
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SAMPLE(S) OF; Core (6)
SAMPLE(S) FROM 1 Mr " ^eo Kosowan, Atapa Minerals
TEL: 672-3 1O7 FAX: (7O5) 672-5843
DATE: October 07, 1991
RECEIVED: October 1991
Oz.Gold
Sample t
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Trace Trace 0.006 Trace 0.004 Trace
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APPENDIX: VI
PROJECT EXPENDITURES
40
ATAPA MINERALS LIMITEDSUMMARY OF TOTAL EXPENDITURESCATHARINE TOWNSHIP PROJECTPHASE I AND II ENDING 8 OCTOBER 1991
DIAMOND DRILLING: 2150'-6 HOLES $ 45,232.50S 9,102.50 19,960.00 16,170.00
CORE LOGGING: 3,210.40
SUPERVISION AND CORE SPLITTING: 2,000.00
ASSAYING: 424.27
TRAVEL AND TRANSPORTATION: 1,200.00
LIVING EXPENSES: 780.00
REPORT PHASE I: 2,461.00
REPORT PHASE II: 2,319.63
TOTAL: $ 57,627.80
L.S. KosowanAtapa Minerals Limited
41
EXPENDITURES (minus G.S.T.) CATHARINE TOWNSHIP PROJECT OMIP-AUGUST 2 TO OCTOBER 8,1991
1. Contract: Kosy Drilling: Kirkland Lake $ 36,732.50 Phase I: 9/16/91^ 9102 . 50-8500 . OCH S 602.50 Phase I: 9/24/91: 19,960.00 Phase II: 10/01/91: 16,170.00
2. Contract: C.G. Cheriton: core logging: 10/2/91 3,210.40 August-September 1991; 10 days at S25Q expenses; supplies; travel
3. Contract: L.S. Kosowan: core splitting; supervision 3,980.00August-September 1991: 10 days at S2QQ
Epenses: Transportation:L.S. Kosowan:l0/2/91: 51 f 200.00
4000 km at $0.30Accomodation: L.S. Kosowan: 10/2/91^780.00
12 days at 065/day
4. Assays: Bell-White: 10/2/91 378.87
5. Contract: Seal River Explorations Ltd: 10/2/91 2,300.00 Report on Phase I Drilling: Block I expenses: prints, drafting
6. Contract: Seal River Explorations Ltd: 10/8/91 2,168.61 Report on Phase II Drilling: Block I&IV: expenses: drafting; prints.
TOTAL: $ 48,770.38
JOUTEL RESOURCES LTD. SUMMARY DRILL LOG
HOLE GL 94-01
PROJECT:
PROPERTY:
TOWNSHIP:
CLAIM No.:
PURPOSE:
CO-ORDINATES:
AZIMUTH:
DIP:
ACID DIP TESTS:
LENGTH:
CORE SIZE:
STARTED:
COMPLETED:
DATE LOGGED:
LOGGED 3Y:
SIGNED BY:
DRILLED 3Y:
ASSAYED BY:
CORE LOCATION:
COMMENT:
FEBRUARY 7. 1994
CANUC J.V.32D04NW0390 W9480.00073 MAISONVILLE
GOOSE EGG LAK. ........
Maisonville Township, Ontario
L-1050105
To Test VLF-EM Anomaly
36+00 W, 11+00 S
360 :
45',
300 Ft . : 39 a , 645 Ft . : 33 Q
645.0 Feet
EQ
January 21, 1994
January 28, 1994
January 24-29, 1994
Wayne R. Benham
020
Heath S Sherwood Drilling (1986) Inc.
Swastika Laboratories Ltd.
L. M. Dyment, Marquis Twp.
VLF-EM anomaly is due to pyritic altered rhyolite tuffs at 336.0 -340.3 in contact with a more resistive feldspar porphyry dyke??
W.R. BENHAM GEOLOGICAL SERVICES 921 Willowdale Ave. Willowdale, Ontario
M2M 3C2 (416) 222-4474
JOUTEL RESOURCES LTD.
HOLE GL
FROM
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61.0
80.0
154.3
191. 5
193.0
205.0
315 .5
340 .3
413.2
428.0
443.8
470. 5
474.5
479. 5
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551.0
637 . 0
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154
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193
205
315
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443
470
474
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513
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SUMMARY DRILL LOG
FEBRUARY 7, 1
DESCRIPTION
OVERBURDEN
DACITE BRECCIA
DACITE
DACITE LAPILLI TUFF TO TUFF
DIORITE/GABBRO DYKE
DACITE LAPILLI TUFF
DIORITE/GABBRO DYKE
RHYOLITE LAPILLI TUFF336.0 -340.3Altered weakly chloritic and sericitic,Foliated @ 40-50" tea.2-3% pyrite, pyrrhotite
FELDSPAR PORPHYRY DYKE
RHYOLITE LAPILLI TUFF
DACITE FLOW BRECCIA
RHYOLITE LAPILLI TUFF
FELDSPAR PORPHYRY DYKE
RHYOLITE LAPILLI TUFF
FELDSPAR PORPHYRY DYKE
RHYOLITE LAPILLI TUFF
DACITE BRECCIA
FELDSPAR PORPHYRY DYKE
DIORITE/GABBRO DYKE
END OF HOLE
JOUTEL RESOURCES LTD. DIAMOND DRILL LOG
HOLE GL 94-01 FEBRUARY 7, 1994
00 .0 61.0 OVERBURDEN
61.0 30.0 DACITE BRECCIAVery fine grained, green grey, soft, weakly magnetic dacite breccia. Fractured to brecciated with S-5% black graphitic matrix with traces of disseminated pyrrhotite. ^^, 1/16" to 1/8" wide, white calcite 4- quartz veinlets with trace pyrite.
79.4 - 80.0Weakly to moderately foliated @ 45-505 tea.
80.0 93.3 DACITEVery fine grained, green-grey, soft, weakly fractured. More massive than at 61.0 - 80.0. Very weakly magnetic, trace pyrrhotite and pyrite on fracture planes. S-5% irregular white calcite veinlets.
93.0 - 93.3Foliated @ 30s tea with iO-15% calcite veinlets, trace pyrrhotite. Lower contact marked by a 1/4" calcite vein @ 303 tea.
93.3 133.5 DACITEFine grained, green-grey, magnetic, weakly brecciated to massive dacite. 13-,, 1/16" to 1/2", irregular pyrrhotite blebs, trace pyrite and chalcopyrite. ^ chlorite filled fractures. *^ calcite veinlets.
115.6 - 118.059c pyrrhotite, irregular blebs and veinlets.
133.5 154.8 DACITEGreen grey to grey, fractured to brecciated dacite with 0.3' to 1.5' wide bleached siliceous altered sections, <l.% black graphite * chlorite breccia matrix and fracture fillings. l-2% irregular calcite * quartz veinlets.
DACITE LAPILLI TUFF to TUFFGreen grey to grey dacite lapilli tuff with 1/8" to 1/2" vague to distinct rounded to subangular grey dacitic clasts in a. medium" grained darker grey tuffaceous matrix. No prominent bedding or foliation. Locally weakly magnetic. ^I9o pyrrhotite and pyrite, disseminated blebs and fracture coatings. ^-~L\ irregular hairline thin calcite veinlets.
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JOUTEL RESOURCES LTD. DIflMOHD DRILL LOG
HOLE GL 94-01 FEBRUARY 7. 1994
.91.5 193.0 DIORITE/GABHRODark grey, massive, biotitic, dicritic to gabbroic mafic dyke with trace pyrite. Upper contact @ 60" tea. Lower contact @ 75J tea.
193.0 205.0 DACITE LAPILLI TUFFClosely packed, 1/8" to 1/2", grey dacite clasts in a finer grained darker grey tuffaceous matrix with chloritic fractures. More siliceous than at 154.8 - 191.5. Trace pyrite and pyrrhotite, l9* calcite veinlets.
205.0 315.5 DIOEITE/GABEROFine to medium grained, massive, dioritic to gabbroic mafic dyke.
205.0 - 212.0Fine grained, massive, bleached and weakly sericitic.Upper contact marked by a chloritic fracture @ 10: tea.
212.0 - 308.0Medium grained, massive, biotitic.X-2% calcite veinlets.
241.2 - 241.4White, barren, quartz -f- calcite vein Q 30" tea.
264.4 - 265.0White quartz + calcite 4- chlorite vein with ]^ disseminatedpyrite. Contacts are broken.
272.6 - 273.0Foliated calcite vein @ 55s tea, trace pyrite.
308.0 - 315.5Finer grained, weakly sericitic, irregular lowercontact @ 90: tea.
315.5 340.3 RHYOLITE LAPILLI TUFFGrey siliceous rhyolite lapilli tuff with 1/8" to 1/2" subangular to subrounded grey rhyolite clasts in a lighter grey medium grained felsic tuffaceous matrix. Moderately foliated @ 55a tea. <l°a euhedral to subhedral pyrite grains in matrix and along fracture planes.
333.5 - 336.0Dioritic to gabbroic massive dyke with broken contacts.
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JOUTEL RESOURCES LTD. DIAMOND DRILL LOG
HOLE GL 94-01 FEBRUARY 7, 1994
336.0 - 340.3Altered weakly chloritic and sericitic., foliated @ 40-505tea. Scattered pink to brown potassic to biotitic alteredrhyolite clasts. 2-3% disseminated sulphides, light pyritecubes and darker pyrrhotite (?) which is only occasionallymagnetic?
336.0 - 337.0P.usty brown "high-i r on" sphalerite filled fractures and veinlets with 1^ pyrite, *!3, sphalerite and trace chaicopyrite.
340.3 413.2 FELDSPAR PORPHYRY DYKE 340.3 - 353.0Contact zone of feldspar porphyry dyke which cuts in and out of the tuffs at O to 90C tea.
349.2 - 352.0Altered silicified fractured grey rhyolite lapilli tuffwith S-5% calcite veinlets.
353.0 - 413.2Feldspar porphyry with 25-30*15, 1/16" to 1/4", white to altered pink-white subhedral to euhedral feldspar (albite) phenocrysts in a grey fine to medium grained felsic matrix. Weakly fractured with *c^ calcite in fractures. Finely disseminated subhedral (-'I96) pyrite, trace pyrrhotite, chalcopyrite and sphalerite. The sphalerite occurs as isolated grains in narrow calcite veinlets.
369.5 - 372.5 and 396.1 - 397.1Bleached silicified sections with X-2% pyrite.Silicification is usually centred along fractures.
412.0 - 413.2Finer grained chilled contact zone with S-5% feldspar phenocrysts. Lower contact is marked by a l" calcite vein Q 655 tea with 1^ pyrite.
413.2 428.0 RHYOLITE LAPILLI TUFFGrey rhyolite lapilli tuff with 1/8" to 1/2" grey to pink grey rhyolite clasts in a medium grained soft to hard tuffaceous matrix. Chloritic and moderately foliated at 40-65: tea. <l% disseminated pyrite. S-5% calcite veinlets.
JOUTEL RESOURCES LTD. DIAMOND DRILL LOG
HOLE GL 94-01 FEBRUARY 7. 1994
428.0 443.8 DACITE FLOW BRECCIASubrounded, 2" to 6", grey green dacite fragments in a B-5% chloritic matrix, ropy texture, trace pyrite, locally hard and siliceous due to albite -*- quartz veining. S-5% irregular narrow calcite veinlets.
443.3 470.5 HHYOLITE LAPILLI TUFFAltered light grey to dark grey, silicified and albitized rhyolite lapilli tuff with 1/8" to l" closely packed poorly defined light grey rhyolite clasts in a very fine grained matrix. The margins of the clasts are obscured by the alteration. Trace pyrite and pyrrhotite.
469.1 - 470.0Grey white 1/4" wide quartz vein @ 53 tea with 13, pyrite,trace pyrrhotite and chalcopyrite.
470.5 474.5 FELDSPAR PORPHYRY DYKEFeldspar porphyry dyke with 25% , 1/16" to 1/8", white feldspar phenocrysts in a fine grained grey felsic matrix. Upper contact @ 30: tea and lower contact Q 20 : tea. Trace pyrite, disseminated and along fracture planes.
i74.5 479.5 HHYOLITE LAPILLI TUFFBrecciated, silicified, fractured grey rhyolite lapilli tufi with l?o pyrite finely disseminated and along fracture planes
475.0 - 475.1Calcite vein @ 20-30 5 tea, 0.5" to l" wide,pyrite at upper contact.
513.0 FELDSPAR PORPHYRY DYKE479.5 - 479.8Contact zone with angular, l" to 4" wide, rhyolite tuffinclusions in feldspar porphyry.
479.8 - 513.0Feldspar porphyry dyke with 20-2551;, 1/16" to 1/4", white feldspar phenocrysts in a dark grey felsic matrix, trace pyrite. Lower contact @ 20s tea.
479.8 - 483.0Feldspar phenocrysts increase in size and number with depth.
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JOUTEL RESOURCES LTD. DIBMOMD DRILL LOG
FEBRUARY 7, 1
i.O 530.0 RHYOLITE LAPILLI TUFFAltered, grey to dark grey, hard fractured rhyolite lapillituff with the occasional distinct, 1/4" to l", rhyolite clastin a fine grained altered tuffaceous matrix.iO-15% irregular white to grey white albite -r quartz -fcalcite veining with trace pyrrhotite and pyrite alongfractures.
530.0 551.0 DACITE BRECCIAAltered fine grained, dark green grey, fractured and brecciated dacite, locally silicified and lighter grey. 0-3^. white to green white albite + quartz * chlorite veining, trace pyrite and pyrrhotite.
"1.0 637 .0 FELDSPAR PORPHYRY DYKEFeldspar porphyry with 25-30% white feldspar phenocrysts in a fine to medium grained felsic matrix with traces of biotite, hornblende and chlorite. Trace disseminated pyrite and pyrrhotite. Irregular upper contact at approximately 25; tea, lower contact @ 15 : tea.
622.0 - 637.0Weakly to moderately magnetic with -c^ finely disseminated pyrrhotite, trace pyrite, chalcopyrite and sphalerite. Some of the feldspar phenocrysts are altered to pink white.
637.0 645.0 DIORITE/GABERO/BASALT?Fine to medium grained, massive, dark green grey black, dioritic to gabbroic dyke or coarse grained basaltic flow. Similar to dyke at 205.0 - 315.5, no apparent volcanic textures. 1&, 1/8" to 2" wide, white calcite veins.
END OF HOLECasing pulled
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A Division of T&L/Avuyers Inc.Assaying - Consulting . Representation
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JOUTEL RESOURCES LTDProject:Ann: WAYNE BENHAM
Page l of 2 4W-0098-RG1
Date: FEB-02-94Copy 1. FAX-416-364-3098 ATT C E PAOB
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We hereby certify the following Geochemical Analysis of 56 CORE samples submitted JAN-27-94 by WAVNE BENHAM,Sample Number53015302 5303 5304 53055306 5307 5308 5309 53105311 5312 5313 5314 . 53155316 5317 5318 5319 53205321 5322 5323 5324 53255326 5327 5328 5329 5330
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Zn PFM84 96 102 145 7070 76 86 82 8386 89 90 103 10085 99 159 49 33108 83 89 87 88102 105 85 69 85
Certified by.
P.O. Box 10, Swastika, Ontario POKITO Telephone (705) 642-3244 FAX (705)642-3300
Established 1928
Swastika LaboratoriesA Division of TSL/Anuyeri Inc.
Assaying * Consulting .Representation
Certificate
Company:Project:Ann;
JOUTEL RESOURCES LTD
WAYNE BENHAM
Page 2 of 2
4W-0098-RG1
FEB-02-94Copy 1. FAX-416-364-5094 ATT C E PAGE
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We hereby certify the following Geochemical Analysis of 56 CORE samples submitted JAN-27-94 by WAYNE BENHAM.Sample NUT* e r5331 5332 5333 5334 53355336 5337 5338 5339 53405341 5342 5343 5344 53455346 5347 5348 5349 53505351 5352 5353 5354 53555356
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P.O. Box 10, Swastika, Ontario POK1TO Telephone (705) 642-3244 FAX (705)642-3300
SENT BY: XEROX Telecopier 7017! 2- 7-94 ; 14=43 ; 7056423300-* 2/ 2
Established 1W8
Swastika LaboratoriesA Division of TSL l ASSAYERS INC.
Assaying - Consulting - Representation
Analvsis Certificate 4W-0119-RG1
Company; JOUTEL RESOURCES LTD,Project:Attfli W. BENHAM
We hereby certify the following submitted JAN-29-94 by .SanpleNumber53575358535953605361536253635364536553665367536853695370537153725373537453755376537753785379538053815382
Date: FEB-07-94
Geochemical Analysis of 26 CORE samples
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/\ f /f oMinistry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines
Ontario
Report of Work Conducted After Recording Claim
Mining Act
Personal information collected on this form is obtained under the authority of the Minii this collection should be directed to the Provincial Manager, Mining Lands, Ministr Sudbury, Ontario, P3E 6A5, telephone (705) 670-7264.
32D04NW0390 W9480.00073 MAISONVILLE 900
Instructions: - Please type or print and submit in duplicate.- Refer to the Mining Act and Regulations for requirements of filing assessment work or consult the Mining
Recorder.- A separate copy of this form must be completed for each Work Group.- Technical reports and maps must accompany this form in duplicate.- A sketch, showing the claims the work is assigned to, must accompany this form.
Recorded Holder(s) -• Km IN
Client No.
Address .-,
b t E Boxm.fttxoo I8I&MTownshiD/AreB l
Telephone No.
Mining Division
Work Performed
M or G Plan No.
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V
Geotechnical Survey
Physical Work, Including Drilling
Rehabilitation
Other Authorized Work
Assays
Assignment from Reserve
Type
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Total Assessment Work Claimed on the Attached Statement of CostsNote: The Minister may reject for assessment work credit all or part of the assessment work submitted if the recorded
holder cannot verify expenditures claimed in the statement of costs within 30 days of a request for verification.
Persons and Survey Company Who Performed the Work (Give Name and Address of Author of Report)Name Address
3-C, G- i fa n lukeL - fo 80x^0, Cliff Port 1/10
W Z in t /of t (utle Li P(attach a schedule if necessary)
Certification of Beneficial Interest * See Note No. 1 on reverse sidel certify that at the time the work was performed, the claims covered in this work report were recorded in the current holder's name or held under a beneficial interest by the current recorded holder.
Date T"
VI
Recorded Holder or Agent (Signature)
Certification of Work Reportl certify that l have a personal knowledge of the facts set forth in this Work report, having performed the work or witnessed same during and/or after its completion and annexed report is true.
Name and Address of Person Certifyingr- S,ne /Q t h Ci te /e ( ^ i t l ma i-on tl? 5t'3Telepone No.
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In the event that you'have not specified your choice of priority, option one will be implemented.
ote 1: Examples of beneficial interest are unrecorded transfers, option agreements, memorandum of agreements, etc., with respect to the'mining claims.
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l certify that the recorded holder had a beneficial interest in the patented or leased land at the time the work was performed.
Signature Date
Ontario
Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines
'inistere dueveloppement du Nord
et des mines
Statement of Costs for Assessment Credit
Etat des couts aux fins du credit devaluation
Mining Act/Loi sur les mines
Personal information collected on this form is obtained under the authority of the Mining Act. This information will be used to maintain a record and ongoing status of the mining claim(s). Questions about this collection should be directed to the Provincial Manager, Minings Lands, Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, 4th Floor, 159 Cedar Street, Sudbury, Ontario P3E 6A5, telephone (705) 670-7264.
Les renseignements personnels contenus dans la presente formule so recueillis en vertu de la Loi sur les mines et serviront a tenir a jour un regist des concessions minieres. Adresser toute quesiton sur la collece de ci renseignements au chef provincial des terrains miniers, ministere c Developpement du Nord et des Mines, 159, rue Cedar, 4e etage, Sudbu (Ontario) P3E 6A5, telephone (705) 670-7264.
1. Direct Costs/Coflts directs
Type
Wages Salaires
Contractor's and Consultant's Fees Droits de I'entrepreneur et de I'expert- consell
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Type
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Food and Lodging Nourrlture et hebergementMobilization and Demobilization Mobilisation et demobilisation
Description
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Note: The recorded holder will be required to verify expenditures claimed in this statement of costs within 30 days of a request for verification. If verification is not made, the Minister may reject for assessment work all or part of the assessment work submitted.
Note : Le titulaire enregistre sera tenu de verifier les depenses demandees dan le present etat des couts dans les 30 jours suivant une demande a ce effet. Si la verification n'est pas effectuee, le ministre peut rejeter ton ou une partie des travaux devaluation presented.
Filing Discounts
1. Work filed within two years of completion is claimed at 10007o of the above Total Value of Assessment Credit.
Remises pour depdt
1. Les travaux deposes dans les deux ans suivant leur achievement sont remboursSs a 100 "/o de la valeur totale susmentionnee du credit d'evaluatior
2. Work filed three, four or five years after completion is claimed at 5007o of the above Total Value of Assessment Credit. See Calculations below:
Total Value of Assessment Credit Total Assessment Claimed
x 0.50 =
2. Les travaux deposes trois, quatre ou cinq ans apres leur achevemen sont rembourses a 50 "/o de la valeur totale du credit d'evaluatior susmentionnd. Voir les calculs ci-dessous.
Valeur totale du credit devaluation
x 0,50
Evaluation totale demandee
Attestation de I'dtat des coutsCertification Verifying Statement of Costs
l hereby certify:that the amounts shown are as accurate as possible and these costs que les montants indiqu6s sont le plus exact possible et que ces were incurred while conducting assessment work on the lands shown depenses ont et6 engagees pour effectuer les travaux d'evaluation
sur les terrains indiques dans la formule de rapport de travail ci-joint.
J'atteste par la presente :
on the accompanying Report of Work form,
that as (Recorded Molded Agent, Position In Company)
to make this certification
l am authorized Et qu'a litre de. . je suis autoris6(titulaire enregistre, representant, poste occupe dans la compagnie)
a faire cette attestation.
Signature , Date40212 (04/91) Nota : Dans cette formule, lorsqu'il designe des persgmj'es, le masculin est utilise au sens neutre
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Nov., 1990 BY IF. J. Shor play
Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines
Ontario
Report of Work Conducted After Recording Claim
Mining Act
9380 - OOt
Personal information collected on this form is obtained under the authority of the Mining Act. This information will be used for correspondence. Questions aboi this collection should be directed to the Provincial Manager, Mining Lands, Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, Fourth Floor, 159 Cedar Stree Sudbury, Ontario, P3E 6A5, telephone (705) 670-7264.
Instructions: - Please type or print and submit in duplicate.- Refer to the Mining Act and Regulations for requirements of filing assessment work or consult the Mining
Recorder.- A separate copy of this form must be completed for each Work Group.- Technical reports and maps must accompany this form in duplicate.- A sketch, showing the claims the work is assigned to, must accompany this form.
Recorded Holder(s)
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Address
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From: To:Work Performed (Check One Work Group Only)
Physical Work, Including Drilling
*SfiESSMCNT
Assignment from Reserve
Total Assessment Work Claimed on the Attached Statement of Costs
Note: The Minister may reject for assessment work credit all or part of the assessment work submitted if the recorded holder cannot verify expenditures claimed in the statement of costs within 30 days of a request for verification.
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Certification of Beneficial Interest * See Note No. 1 on reverse sidel certify that at the time the work was performed, the claims covered in this work report were recorded in the current holder's name or held under a beneficial interest by the current recorded holder.
Date Recorded Holder or Agent (Signature)
Certification of Work Report1 certify that 1 have a personal knowledge of the facts set forth in this Work report, having performed the work or witnessed same during and/or after its completion and annexed report is true.
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ote 1: Examples of beneficial interest are unrecorded transfers, option agreements, memorandum of agreements, etc., with respect to the mining claims.
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Date
Ontario
Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines
'nistere du^eveloppement du Nord et des mines
Statement of Costs for Assessment Credit
Etat des couts aux fins du credit devaluation
Mining Act/Loi sur les mines
jDOCUf/iENT'Np W5380
•Transaction Na.^N 9 dq transaction
Personal information collected on this form is obtained under the authority of the Mining Act. This information will be used to maintain a record and ongoing status of the mining claim(s). Questions about this collection should be directed to the Provincial Manager, Minings Lands, Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, 4th Floor, 159 Cedar Street, Sudbury, Ontario P3E 6A5, telephone (705) 670-7264.
Les renseignements personnels contenus dans la presente formule soi recueillis en vertu de la Loi sur les mines et serviront k tenir a jour un registi des concessions minieres. Adresser toute question sur la collece de ce renseignements au chef provincial des terrains miniers, ministere d Developpement du Nord et des Mines, 159, rue Cedar, 4e etage, Sudbui (Ontario) P3E 6A5, telephone (705) 670-7264.
1. Direct Costs/Couts directs
Type
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Equipment Rental Location de materiel
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Type
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Description
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Note: The recorded holder will be required to verify expenditures claimed in this statement of costs within 30 days of a request for verification. If verification is not made, the Minister may reject for assessment work all or part of the assessment work submitted.
Note : Le titulaire enregistrS sera tenu de verifier les depenses demandees dans le present etat des couts dans les 30 jours suivant une demande a cet effet. Si la verification n'est pas effectuee, le ministre peut rejeter tout ou une partie des travaux devaluation presenter.
Filing Discounts
1. Work filed within two years of completion is claimed at 10007o of the above Total Value of Assessment Credit.
2. Work filed three, four or five years after completion is claimed at 5007o of the above Total Value of Assessment Credit. See calculations below:
Total Value of Assessment Credit Total Assessment Claimed
x 0.50 =
Remises pour depot
1. Les travaux deposes dans les deux ans suivant leur achievement sont rembourses ci 100 "/o de la valeur totale susmentionnee du credit devaluation.
2. Les travaux deposes trois, quatre ou cinq ans apres leur achievement sont rembourses a 50 "/o de la valeur totale du credit devaluation susmentionne. Voir les calculs ci-dessous.
Valeur totale du credit devaluation
x 0,50
Evaluation totale demandee
Certification Verifying Statement of Costs
l hereby certify:that the amounts shown are as accurate as possible and these costs were incurred while conducting assessment work on the lands shown on the accompanying Report of Work form.
that as ,.(Recorded HoldeJ1 , Agent, Position in Company)
to make this certification
Attestation de l'etat des couts
J'atteste par la presente :que les montants indiqu^s sont le plus exact possible et que ces depenses ont ete engagees pour effectuer les travaux devaluation sur les terrains indiques dans la formule de rapport de travail ci-joint.
l am authorized Et qu'a titre de je suis autorise(titulaire enregistre, representant, poste occup6 dans la compagnie)
a faire cette attestation.
Signature Date
0212(04/91) Nota : Dans cette formule, lorsqu'il designe des personnes.je masculin est utilisd au sens neutre.
PACAUD TWP.
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Ministry of Northern Devi and Mines
Ontario
Report of Work Conducted After Recording Claim
Mining Act
l Transaction Number
tt J 91'SO. 0007
Pei :onal informatiorlcollected on this form is obtained under the authority of the Mining Act. This information will be used for correspondence. Questions about this collection should be directed to the Provincial Manager, Mining Lands, Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, Fourth Floor, 159 Cedar Street, Sudbury, Ontario, P3E 6A5, telephone (705) 670-7264.
Instructions: - Please type or print and submit in duplicate.- Refer to the Mining Act and Regulations for requirements of filing assessment work or consult the Mining
Recorder.- A separate copy of this form must be completed for each Work Group.- Technical reports and maps must accompany this form in duplicate.- A sketch, showing the claims the work is assigned to, must accompany this form.
Recorded Holder(s) j Client No.
L-eslfe Mi'-Jvft.ef C^M wv-e^T /Jtfa-H./ #escxu.vc*^ ^-U;(. /2L8S~Of/Address * Telephone No.
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Date Recorded Holder or Agent (Signature) /
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Certification of Work Report ^certify that l have a personal knowledge of the facts set forth in this Work report, having performed the work or witnessed same during and/or after
its completion and annexed report is true.Name and Address of Person Certifying
a Certified By (Signature)Telepone Date
For Office Use Only
0241 (03/91)
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i STAKING BY OROEft-IN- COUNCIL DATED DEC. 7. 1921
© SURFACE RIGHTS WITHDRAWN FROM STAMWG. SK. 4SA70 NOV. 8. I97O. FILE 22O32
f\ SURFACE RIGHTS WITORAWN FROM STAKING. SEC. 43/7O- -. 3' N.R.W. 5/81 JAN. 23. 1981. FILE 22O32
SURFACE AND MffJWG NWHTS WITHDRAWN FROM STAKING SEC. 36/80. W. e 166. JAN. — --
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DATE RECEIVED JAN 2O/B9
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Map No. S-91-4-09
ATAPA MINERALS LIMITEDCATHARINE TWP, PROPERTY
BLOCK
D.D.HOLE- A2-9I
Sept., 1991 BY: R J. Sharpley