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52F87NW80I6 2 .7682 LOWER MANITOU LAKE 010

ST. JOE CANADA INC.

Diamond Drilling Assay Expenditures

Manitou Lake Property Kenora Mining Division District of Kenora

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ST. JOE CANADA INC.159 Bay Street, Suite 614, Toronto, Ontario M5J 1J7

TORONTO.

CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCEMAIN BRANCH - COMMERCE COURT

TORONTO, ONTARIO M5L1J9

1:0000 a-'Oioi

1 9-

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INDORSEMENT OP ATTACHED CHEQUE IS SUFFICIENT RECEIPT DETACH AT PERFORATION

DATE INVOICE REFERENCE BALANCE DISTRIBUTION A/C No.

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AMOUNT

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6568SWASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITED

P.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO TELEPHONE: (705)642-3244

St. Joe Canada IncorporatedSuite 614159 Bay St.Toronto, OntarioM5J 1J7 Att'n; Mr. D. Molloy

1919

Au Ag Assays Sample Handling

Cert. No. 54115 Oct. 22/82 K. Leonard

ST. JOE CANADA INC, j

Request or Purchase Order.. ..M.

Authorized By Cost Centre /

Project if # Amount

TOTAL

$ 16.00- 2.75

$.. 304.00 J 52.25

6557SWASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITED

P.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO TELEPHONE: (705) 642-3244

St. Joe Canada IncorporatedSuite 614159 Bay St.Toronto, OntarioM5J 1J7 Att'n: Mr. D. Molloy

f DATE

[Octi22/B2

SHIPPED VIA ftD LICENCE NO

QUANTITY ^ 1 ]

1

2 2

v_

PROV LICENCE NO

DESCRIPTION

Spectrographic Analysis Cert. N0.54048-A Oct. 20/82

VffMMBwlHnMkMHttMHM

Au Assays PPB Sample Handling

Cert. No. 541 9R Rot 91 /R9 , . .,

MOORE BUSINESS FORMS 3 7060E

- • •

FACTURE

VOUFlOMDEKNO

K.

i/

OUR ORDER NO TERMS SALESMAN ~"\

Net 30 days

1 UNIT PRICE 1 AMOUNT

Leonard

ST. JOE CANADA INC.Dai^ <^C^/ dC/X^L . ................... '!Re Pu

Au Cos

Pi^

- :.!rjst or rchase Order..

thorized By

t

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................... ,j j. . -( , ,................ I

t Centre/ j oject # Account # Amount .;n(# . ~)<m7...... ......^/..yp.. i

„

J£enue #....... ..WF,,,, ,,.,,;,

ICALCHEMIS ........... TotaLji

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' TOTAL ..1

$ 30.00

8.00 2.75

.$'. 30,00 ...... *

16.00 • 5.50

.$ 51.50 _,0

.X&«J\S£AYERS • CONSULTANTS f^ ^Bb&UoiiED i92o ^r

SVJASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO.

TELEPHONE: (705)642-3244 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS • ASSAYERS • CONSULTANTS'

(dprttfirat? nf

11f-1111111111•

Certificate No. 54155

Received October 21, 1982 28

Submitted bv St. Joe Canada Incorporated

_ . —— , —— , ._ _ — ._—... .. —— — . — .. __ _._-_-__— -

SAMPLE NO.

-1646164716481649165016511652 16531654

. 1655165616571658165916381639 164016411642

I)ate . October 27, 1982

Samples of Ore

, Toronto, Ontario Attn: Mr. D. Molloy

, ... . . ..., ..... .. . , .. j

Page 1 of 2

GOLD GOLDPPB PPD"A" Pulp

Nil30

Nil150Nil20

Nil • --

30203010

NilNilNil950 90070 30

150200

PerG. Lebel - Manager

ESTABLISHED 15)28

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P.O. BOX 10. SWASTIKA. ONTARIO POK 1TOTELEPHONE:: (705)6423244

ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS • ASSAYERS* CONSULTANTS

(Eerttftratp of Analysts

Certificate No.

eceivcd October

•Submitted by St

1

1

1

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111mm

1

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^" V^ A,vvjl.fl

54155 Date: October 27, 1982

21, 1982 28 Samples of Ore

. Joe Canada Incorporated, Toronto, Ontario Attn: Mr. 0. Molloy

Page 2 of 2

SAMPLE NO. GOLD PPG

-1643 601644 601645 10

FJJ-ofB -^5834 40^5835 150^5836 20 ^5837 Nilix5838 10

iX5839 Nil

p was prepared from stored reject and assayed with result as shown.

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G. Lebel - ManagerESTABLISHED '1928

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SV ASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO

TELEPHONE: (705) 642-3244 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS • ASSAYERS • CONSULTANTS

I(Hfrtificatr of Analysts

Certificate No. 54048 - A Date; October 20, 1982

Received Sept. 30_, 1982

Submitted by _

1 Sample^ of Split Core

Sample No.

St. Joe Canada Incorporated, Toronto, Ontario Attn: Mr. D. MolloySamples Her: Mr. K.. Leonard

SEMIQUANTITATIVE SPECTROGRAPTTic^ANALYSIS1612

AntimonyArsenicBarium" .02 - .1 IBerylliumBismuthBoron

Cobalt _CopperGallium

LithiumManganeseMercury

Tungstenyranjum_VanadjumYttriumZinc__'_Zirconium

.01 - .05 %

.005 - .03 %

Per __._G. Lebel - Manage

ESTABLISHED 1928

SvVASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1 TO •


(Errttftrat? nf

Certificate No.

Received

Submitted by

54128__________ Date: October 21, 1982______

______ 2____ Samples of New pulp from stored reject_____

St. Joe Canada Incorporated. Toronto, Ontario Attn: Mr. D. MolloySamples Per: Mr. K. Leonard

SAMPLE NO.

F82-01 1613 5517

GOLD PPB

40760

CA !^jS-r 1TTeAO: "——I

OCT t'G 1S82

L..

PerG. Lebel - Manager

ESTABLISHED 1 928

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ST. JOE CANADA INC.159 Bay Street, Suite 614, Toronto, Ontario M5J 1J7

N!27

PAY TOTHK OHDKR OF LiihoraLorin;: i/hni

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DATE INVOICE REFERENCE

Jnv. ^ o!^;! Inv. // <.»54;'J.'iV, # OO'.L?

BALANCE DISTRIBUTION A/C No. AMOUNT

1,4:, o.OG

1 1 '

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.

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*

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1i V

SWASTIKA LABORSP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POH

^|^QH St. Joe Canada Incorporated Suite 614 159 Bay Street Toronto, Ontario M5J 1J7 Att'n: Mr. D. Molloy

r DATE ISHIPPEDVIA |FED LICENCE NO iPROV LICENCE NO

Oct. 19/82^^^FTiTi7ifn^^^HI^Bi^^^BBBHH^HBB^^^^^^^B^^^^^B'r¥^*i:iiJJi*iT^B

1 11111 1

22 Au Assays 22 Ag Assays 22 Sample Handling

Cert. No. J>AJ22L Oct. 18/82

- - •• ...... ........

^ • ,.„.,., _

»

•*

.-

\

I Sr J OE CANADA 1^.47

JORlt^SyiTOMTO TELEPHONE: (705)6^

I Authorized By] Cost Cantre/ I fH60* #*> /Ac*

....&./*! . . ....12-3244 x-?

^ount # Amount

! B• nnFRWO ' C hbque ^ ... ............

1E.RMJ>....._..... .... &W.E.SMAW.. ......... ^\

Net y/j2>ro 1-''*' " ™ y^* _______ "" ____ , J

1 UNIT PRICE 1 AMOUNT ^1

K. Leonard

TOTAL ...

$ 8.00 $ 176.00 ' 8.00 176.00 2.75 60.50

.......... .$ 412.50MOORE BUSINESS FORMS 3 7060E °

ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS • ASSAYERS • CONSULTANTS ^ FACTURE/ INVOICE ESTABLISHED 1928 0

1 1i

SWASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTA.RIO POK 1TO '

TELEPHONE: (705)642-3244 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS • ASSAYERS • CONSULTANTS

nf Analysts

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Submitted by St. Joe Canada IncorporatedProject # FRWO

SAMPLE NO.

./F82-02-5562^ 5563

F82-03-55645565556655675568

556955705571

55725573

5574•J*J 1 *T

5575

5576

55775578

5579

5580

558155825583

October 18, 1982 "• Date:c . , Split Core Samples of r, Toronto, Ontario Attn: Mr. D. Molloy

Samples Per: Mr. K. Leonard i

GOLD SILVER PPB Oz./ton

30 Nil :20 Nil

100 Nil10 Nil30 Nil

230 Trace240 Trace

70 Nil40 Trace30 Trace50 0.01 j ST. JOE c/v-j.*.;:^ INC. :"

t i" •» •» I- 1 •<•/•»300 Trace ! ._, '.'----, "/jCM. '. '_".'.!..Nil 0 01 '•••••-• '..._... I..."" i

Ni ' N" I CCT»>i«p-Nil Nil J

20 Nil ' •'•". r;: i. -.:..;: ..., ;

150 N il t W~' / &//•Nil Nil ' V' f^// '

30 Nil /.<&*/ '/ttytysf110 Nil j .; \-20 Trace u.fco: £?•/. ~ o&^-y '&$ \30 Nil /<y fy -ES

/ /) 1 / ,^5r^^r/y/ if//Per , /J' KM

G. Lebel - ManagerESTABLISHED 1928

I

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( 6521

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SWASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO TELEPHONE: (705)642-3244

St. Joe Canada IncorporatedSuite 614159 Bay StreetToronto, OntarioM5J 1J7 Att'n: Mr. D. Molloyistfi————

tot.19/82

SHIPPED VIA FED LICENCE NO PROV LICENCE NO

DESCRIPTION

»OUR ORDER NO OUR ORDER NO° Net 30 days

UNIT PRICE AMOUNT

r 1 5[-"•••; 1• MOORE BUSINESS FORMS

Au Assays PPB Ag Assays Cu Pb Zn Assay Sample Handling

Cert. No. 54048 Oct. 13/82 K.-teuiiditJ ————————————————— ST. JOE CANADA IN

'••-c tfcS/Jf/*'?//) A/\

•- • , •••-h *i*"»* C\rr\&r A^^_ '

\ ^-lorized By . .J>3y ..<...........,........... C,ntre/ //

P.'jject ^. . Account # Amc£2J/ "^ C? ,v" A/ 0 o C

i5 ........................... .............................. ........ . ....

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$ 8.00 8.00

17.25 2.75

C.

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5 "»oe Cheque #........„.......,........... Total.. ..........................

$ 120.00 120.00 17.25 41.25

.$ 298.50

J)NSULTANTS p^ VIFACTURE/INVOICE

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Certificate No.

Received Sept.

Submitted by

SAMPLE NO.

1606

1607

1608

1609

1610

1610A

1611

1612

RLCK-1

REL-?/5

REL-f/5WR

REL-26

F val R

F val R2

Dunlop 55

> SW«£/

54048

30, 1982

St. Joe Canada

GOLDPPB

110

130

130

70

40

10

20

880

70

1660

54690

70

20

100

490

>T!KA LABORA1 JJE^MtfJg!P.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTJV RtG^POK ltO~j fTTFr —————— "

TELEPHONE: (705) 64F32W —————— —* ——— - —— —. (ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS • ASSAYE <S • CONSULTANTS

OCT 1 S 198? 1Ql^rttfiral? rif AnnlusiB .. !nrF"*fr"D l ^ " " *"**^** •*"•*•*• • •*•*••*****,**,

i ^ -«*\ *r\/s*%' ' r <*£^_Mp4-r»\pv» TV 1 QRV ' S

15 Samples of S^?Co WOre ! '5.- 1 I j

, Toronto, Ontario AttUvT;;!jr7~D". Mol1t)y —— - ———J

Samples Pier: Mr. K . L eonard /> •/

GOLD SILVER COPPER \^~~ Z INC ^//("PPB Oz./ton % % %

"A Pulp"

TraceTraceTrace0.01MilTraceNilTrace0.010.01

59320 0.140.01 0.03 0.005 0.02

Trace0.010.12I

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The "A pulp" v;as prepared from stored reject.

G. Lebel - Manager

ESTABLISHED 1928

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6542I SWASTIKA LABORATORIES LflJJITl9S^N*^ I NC

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TU, OWAO i ir\M, UIN IMMIU ruts, ii u i tutrnwNe: vuoj twt-ow* rROvii.'est or .

; Purchase O rder......^K^(.......................... .........

%flSHJi St. Joe Canada Incorporated sfluthorized -ESuite 614

1 159 Bay St.

Jv l&»y . .-.-;?wu............................................

•fcst Contre / (/B'roiect # Account # Amount

Toronto, Ontario Q <£/£> T?*?// /yj£~ *°M5J 1J7 Att'n: Mr. D. Molloy g..~*r...*............ ..../../..*../:/....... . /..i*r..#..............

f^|TE SHIPPED VIA

'It. 19/82QUANTITY I

1 15151"

1 16.16

16

• 4545I*5

1^

Au Assays

FEDLICENCENO PROV LICENCE NO YOURORDERNO -Oy«-ORE>eM«O--".'.".

ProjectFRWO ..............................TCRM9 ••""*••""••> — •• SAlt&MAM'-""'""- 111 "-^

Net |30 days 1

if; r ; I DESCRIPTION 1 UNITPHICE j AMOUNT

Cheque #.......PPB —————————

Ag AssaysSample Handling

Cert. No. j^OZL Oct. 14/82' K. Leonard

Au Assays PPBSample HandlingAg Assays

Cert. No. 54072 Oct. 14/82 K. Leonard

Au AssaysAg AssaysSample Handling

Cert. No . 54084. Oct. 15/82 K. Leonard

TOTAL .

..................... T<|It b . uu

0.002.75

8.002.758.00

8.008.002.75

>tal/Vv?5^ tro.

$ i^U.Uu120.0041.25

128.0044.00

128.00

360.00360.00123.75

$1425.00I I

IOORE BUSINESS FORMS 3 7060E

FACTURE/INVOICEANALYTICAL CHEMISTS • ASSAYERS • CONSULTANTS

ESTABLISHED 1928

SVvASTIKA LABORAi ORES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO


Okrtiftrat* nf Analysis



1 Submitted by St. Joe Canada IncorporatedProject FRWO

. • • .- --.•• •• - - -••• •• - •• •—--•- i. ! _^I:.^9.^H-.!-7.?-X-----1~--SwiRLE NO.

1 ; /.-.if:- :•';",•. £7//V[ .'.-„•.,.„.....--. ,

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yp. bfoy/LC i c'-jfe-tt'i L.^^?15

^ i ]/-¥^{.::::,-. r"~~" "*" ^20

.1621162216231624162516261627

Samples of

, Toronto,

GOLDPPB

30720

3010 3080 903020203010

NilNilNil

Date: October 14, 1982

Split Core

Ontario Attn: Mr. D. MolloySamples Per: Mr. K. Leonard

SILVEROz./ton

NilTraceNilNil NilTrace 0.01NilNilNilNilNilNilNilNil

Per

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SV.AoT!KA LABORAiGtIES.LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWAS1 II. A, ONTARIO POK 1TO

TELEPHONE: (705)642-3244 ANALYTICAL CHF.MISTS • ASSAYERS • CONSULTANTS

of Analysts

•Certificate No. 54072';»'-• ,- ' •.-••.. v > . ' •

Received: October 5, 1982 16 Samplos of

Dale: October 14, 1982

Split Core

' Submitted by St - J oe Canada Limited,

1 : -.%'&• " '..: • '.••;' -v." .'. Project FRWO '.'.-..• • •::••• • • •.••'••

.f: , '•>'• •-. "' ; j/-v ;;. V..:' SAMPLE NO.

1 '•;••;'• :-;••';:',-.. '- F82-02

' ^'j\^- ' ••' 5 501••••••;'•. 5502

; ': ; . . 5503

h; . • ;''V . 5504•:V^ : n^-:- r ''^ ; .-^-:.. i ••••• ••• . -. • ' 5505 ,'

| :\;'^^- :.' r :•;.;•:.;;>;;;- : .-.' ..5506"•,:;'':• ' : $-'' : .' •• '••';•• ; ' 5507•:,.-;vv:; ' . ,.-' •/ ; 5503 -

1 •.- '•••^'v^. ';•-.' ;' ; v . 5 5°9- -•'',;,/;;••' ; ; ;. ; : - • . -:'•','- 5510

1 >^'fe- •-.' ; ; ^: -:' . : 55ii •• fc^ ' '... , 5512

1 - •f'S/v. ; ^: ;v'' : >.--' :.-..••',. ; 5513.'. :',-':.:^' ••-• •• • ;.' ;'•••'.-. '-j.^.j.-. ';'••>•;.••.•; : '' . . :.V • 5514

t f lX^^:: ''-: ''r\C^ ' 55151 > • -.I.-^, -,•'."•*'' ^ ''

1 ' i';^-v. • ' ; ' ; . .- 5516

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Toronto.. Ontar

GOLD PPB

10030

2010< **••

308030308070

10070

290800

io Attn: Mr. D. MolloySamples Per: Mr. K. Leonard

fyz&K (^L^V- / <% / CrO SILVER / ^ CT-C-/ ' * / & t—Oz./ton

/n ^0.01 /

Trflce o?>^//^ "o^^y ^Nil •*• /v-fy s*^. ^5

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SWASTIKA LABORAiOP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARj

TELEPHONE: (705) 642-32 ANALYTICAL CHE'MISTS • ASSAYERS + CONSULTANTS

Gkrtiftrat? rif Attaints

Certificate No. 54084 Date: (TW^r " j.!^

Received

Submitted

October 7,

by St.

SAMPLE NO.

F-82-02-5517iiiiniinnn

tinnn

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5518551955205521552255235524

552555265527

5528552955305531553255335534

55355536

55375538

5539

1982 45 Samples of

Joe Canada Incorporated, Toronto,

GOLD PPB

39040203010304030

30Nil

4050301030

NilNil40

60240

180100

100

Project: FRWO

SILVER Oz./ton

0.01 F0.01TraceTraceTraceTraceTraceNilNilNilNilNilNilNilNilNilNilNilTraceTraceTraceNilNil

sift

Ontario j N

SAMPLE NO.

-82-02-5540

554155425543

" 55445545554655475548554955505551555255535554

5555555655575558

555955605561

Per ^

t?Core ^

•Attji: * *Mr;~D;C^O«-L^p- * <

GOLD'-/! PPB

7060110250

11010

Nil10

100401308010070110303030

20NilNil200

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(G. Lebel - Manager

ESTABLISHED 1928

•

IIIIIIIII

ST JOE CANADA INC.159 Bay Street, Suite 614, Toronto, Ontario M5J 1J7

TORONTO October 29 9 ^_PAY TOTHE ORDER OF 854,75

100 DOLLARSTO



l.'OOOO

PER:.

HI 11, ?••. iO«f

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KNDOMIIMENT OP ATTACHED CHEQUE IS 8UPFICIENT RECEIPT

DATE INVOICE REFERENCE

. »' v' . I. i"i t .10 .i

BALANCE

38 ,00 85'1,/d

DISTRIBUTION A/C No.

PtTACM AT PtRfOHATION

AMOUNT

80 . 00

1

1^

1

-

•

•

MAILING ADDRESS

t

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CD Return Checfc-Copy to Requsstor.

USE ZIP CODE

, "SWASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO TELEPHONE: (705)642-3244

6581

St. Joe Canada IncorporatedSuite 614159 Bay St.Toronto, OrrtarioM5J 1J7 Att'n: Mr. D. Molloy

Oct.26/82QUANTITY

4141

JFED LICENCE NO PROV LICENCE NO

DESCRIPTION

YOUR ORDER NO

Proj.y/FRWO

OUR ORDER NO

.Au Ag ; Assays :;, Sample Handli

*e*;i.»ost or j Purchase Order.

Authorized Bj Cost Centre/

Project # Account .#.... Amount .., e? * s — -

L5.!le£?.uo *•---•• -Total.» *• •• -^ *.»***.»/*«. . _,—— —!-• in ..in-r-i ,

Net

UNIT PRICE AMOUNT

TOTAL .

$16,00 2.75

$.:;,^fe:0m ...J112.75

i

1

$ 768.75 ^MOORE BUSINESS FORMS 3 7WOE ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS • ASSAYERS • CONSULTANTS ffi

FACTURE / INVOICE ESTABLISHED,1928 ' '•*&

11 "11

•

^jflW SWASTIKA LABORATORIES. LIMITED^^Cj^^^^^ P.D ROX 10 SWASTIKA ONTARIO POK 1TO* .•— •-

TELEPHONE:ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS*

(Uprttftrate nf Ana

Certificate No. M 138

1 Received October 19, 1982

• Submitted bv s t - J oe Canada

1

1

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Project:

SAMPLE NO.

FR-5593

^5594^5595

„.... . — —— -«i£5,96•>J*XJ\s

. J OE CANADA INiC. j.,",. TOjA i R'SAO: ^"55)97,: \ -,UE: ^5&98

^5<99OCT '21 1 S32 ^5^00

......... , . ............ |^£ 01

_ _._' ^H_' _ ''^ ____ J Q2«

i i^f 03ji /5E04

j /5E05.... . ' , , , 1 — fS£06

^5E07

/SE08v/5809v/5810

v^5811

^813

41 Samples of

* "^_ ^(705)642-3244 - ^ ^

ASSAYERS • CONSULTANTS Q ^ .*

Iy0i0 N°\o ^^ o

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Date . October 25, 1982 ;

Split Core

Incorporated, Toronto, Ontario Attn: Mr. D. Molloy ;FRWO

GOLD GOLDPPB PPB"A" Pulp

80NilNil

NilNil

Nil

NilNil

10

90140

10

130

10030

460

1440 1650

380880

18030

CCTAOI ICUCPi TQOO

Samples Per: Mr. K. Leonard < ,

Page 1 of 2

SILVER 'Oz./ton

Nil ''Nil :NilNilNilNil Note: A second pulp was

prepared from stored Nl1 reject and assayedNil with results as.... shown. NilTrace0.01Nil0.01NilNilTraceTrace ;iTrace i0.01Trace \

Nil L 01 tl /f ^Y 1 jv» y^> IvHG. Lebel - Manager '

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•*

Certificate of Analyaia

No 54138 Date: October 25, 1982

October 19, 1982 41 Samples of Split Core

by St. Joe Canada Incorporated, Toronto, Ontario Attn: Mr. D. MolloyProject: FRWO Samples Per: Mr. K. Leonard

Page 2 of 2

•

rSAMPLE NO. GOLD SILVER

PPB Oz./ton^FR-5814 . 180 Trace

^5815 90 Trace•5816 30 Trace^6817 30 0.01/5818 680 0.01v^819 450 0.01"^820 40 . Trace-5821 350 0.01^5822 30 0.01

^TR-04-5823 Nil Nilj/5824 20 Nil^5825 Nil Trace/5826 30 0.01^5827 Nil Trace^5828 10 0.01•^829 50 Trace jv$830 Nil Nil/5831 10 Tracet^832 80 Nil(^833 150 Nil

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ESTABLISHED 1928

I I I I I I I


T 0 R O N T 0 _. --JSovambar 3PAY TO Tin; ORDKR OF 038 . 75•

1111

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CNDOMSIMKNT Or ATTACHED CHEQUE IS SUFFICIENT RECCIPT

DATE INVOICE REFERENCE BALANCE DISTRIBUTION A/C No.

Tl

io»DOT,T,ARS

DtTACH AT PERFORATION

AMOUNTI I I I

#(5817 -^<i sonL'V-O , t i )

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6617

St. Joe Canada IncorporatedSuite 614159 Bay St.Toronto, OntarioM5J 1J7 Att'n: Mr. D. Molloy

r DATE SHIPPED VIA FED LICENCE NO

Oct. 28/82

PROV LICENCENO VOUHORDEHNO OURORDERNO

Proj.//FRWOTERMS SALESMAN ~\

Net . 1 30 days I

QUANTITY ' DESCRIPTION 1 UNIT PRICE 1 AMOUNT

28 28

21 21

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Cert. No. 5415.5^ Oct

Au Assays PPB ....... Sample Handling

Cert. No. 54163 .Oct

MOORE BUSINESS FORMS 3 7060E

FACTURE/IN

. 27/82 K. Leonard

28/f2T* J OEK CL^ofr!a^PA I NC «Date fifrb jZ/V^LRe.--"er»t or ........ - -xr.. ......... Purchase Order..,....../?/:/

Authorized ^ ....... .^n-Cost C3ntre/ Jf/

Project # Account # Amount

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... ............... TOTAL.

CheqM/fcLYIICAL C.H^M^T^ AS^A\VOrC'E ' ' " •••—•— —— e8TAPLI9Hi3t>-

$ 8.002.75

B.OO 2.75

,

$ 224.0077.00

- - 168.00 ....... 57.75

..$ 526.75 ^/

ERS • CONSULTANTS ffi 928 \&

SWASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10. SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO

TELEPHONE: (705)642-3244 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS • ASSAYERS • CONSULT ANTS*

Qkrttficat? of Analysia

Certificate No.. 54115 Date: October 21, 1982

1 11111111111111


Submitted by St. Joe Canada IncorporatedProject: FRWO

SAMPLE NO.

162816291630163116321633

. 1634 163516361637

/=•«&?- 0.3 -••v/FR-5584^5585^5586vS587

Ff2 ~ <9V ••••^5588^5589 ,-5590v/5591 ^5592

Samples of

, Toronto,

GOLDPPB

151010

Nil201020 10301020

Nil303015

Nil 130470 80

Ore/Split Core

Ontario Attn: Mr. D. Molloy

:

SILVEROz./tonTraceNilNil iNil :NilNil0.01 TraceNil '. :AJM..'..'TraceNil :Nil j ' ;' ; ''*'Nil :-;•;:••—-—••»--..—.-. - . .....

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G. Lebel - Manager r-y . .. ESTABLISHED 192814/1 , ."»?.,..

SY 'ASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO


(ftprttfirate rif Analysis

Certificate No. 54163 Date: October 28, 1982

Received October 25, 1982 21 Sample's of .

Submitted by _St. Joe Canada Inc.PITO^t^, Toronto, Ontario Attn^_Mr. D. MolloyProject: FRWO Samples Per: Mr. K. Leonard

r i i i i i i i i i i i i i

SAMPLE NO. GOLD PPB

^F-82-05-B-5840 20^ " 5841 10•" " 5842 NilX" 5843 NilV " 5844 10S " 5845 Nil• " 5846 Nil• " 5847 Nil1X11 5848 Nil

sX1 ' 5849 10^F-82-06-5850 20

• " 5851 30

s " 5852 20^ " 5853 20i^" 5854 50^" 5855 30• " 5856 30

V" 5857 Nil•X" 5858 Nil

l^" 5859 10i^" 5860 30

PIT

ESTABLISHED 1928G. Lebel - Manager

I I I I I I I

Srr JOE CANADA INC.159 Bay Street, Suite 614, Toronto, Ontario M5J 1J7

TORONTO November 10PAYTIH ORDKR OF Svmsttika Labors .tori e-5 Liwltt:'.'

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1,015.90•

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DATE INVOICE REFERENCE BALANCE

.... .,.,,., n

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DISTRIBUTION A/C No. AMOUNT

1,015.90 816-7<W1 1,015.90

I

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1•

6635

St. Joe Canada IncorporatedSuite 614159 Bay StreetToronto, OntarioM5J 1J7 Att'n: Mr. D. Molloy

fDATE SHIPPEDVIA FEOLICENCENO PROV LICENCE NO

Nov. 3/82

rOUR ORDER NO

Proj.//FRWO

OUR ORDER NO

QUANTITY | DESCRIPTION

37 .37

14

19 19

V

JSpectrographic Analysis ,

Cert. No_. 54129 Nov. 3/82

Au Assays PPB " i Sample Handling ^

Cert. N 0^54179 Nov. 1/82


Cert. No. 54188 Nov. 3/82

Bus charges - as per e/fclose....... /

Au Assays PPB • / Sample Handling

Cert. No. 54202 Nov. 4/82

ST.Date.Rer-i-o Purchc

Authoi Cost C-?

Projcc

JOE CANADA IN<

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3.""'

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296.00 • iOl-75

112.00 ' 38.50

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^9^

Certificate No.

Received October

Submitted by St

SAMPLE NO.

^F-82-06-5861

^ 5862•^ 5863^5864

1^5865

v" 5866

1/5867

^5868

J/-5869

^ 5870

^5871

^5872

c/5873

^5874

^5875

^876

iX>"877

^ 5878

^879

1^5880

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54179

27, 1982

. Joe Canada

Project:

~

GOLDPPB

10

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

30

Nil

10

Nil

10

Nil

Nil

60

210

30

40

150

280

310

Qlrrttftralp nf Analysis-Date: November

37 samples of SP 1 ^ t Core

Incorporated, Toronto, Ontario Attn:

FRWO

SAMPLE NO.

i^F-82-06-5881

<^5882t^5883

^5884t^5885

^5886»x^5887

lx-5888

1^5889

i/S890

^5891

j/5892

^5893i^S894

1^5895

5896

5897

•

1, 1982

Mr. D. Molloy

GOLD GOLDPPB PPB

"A" Pulp

40

30

401850 1900

60802050

301040

7030

140•30

30

30

Pulp was prepared from stored reject and assayed with result as shown.

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G. Lebel -ESTABLISHED 1923

-..•.-^.«. lfc.^ ,,,£.0

Manager

SWASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10. SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO

TELfcPHONi:: (705)642-3244 ANALYTICAL CMt MISTS • ASSAYFRS • CONSULTANTS

(ftrrtiftrutr of Aunlijflia

Certificate No. ' 54188

Received October 29, 1982 14 Samples

Date: November 3, 1982

O f Split Core

Submitted by St. Joe Canada Incorporated, Toronto, Ontario Attn: Mr. 0. MolloyProject // FRWO

SAMPLE NO.

82-07-5901

5902

59035904590!>

59065907

5908

11 59095910

59115912

" 59135914

GOLD PPBNil

20

1030

Nil

NilNil

80

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SWAJTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITEDc.u. liux in, :,w/v;i II.A. on i AHIO roK i m

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nf

Certificate No. W 2Q2

Received November 2, 1982 19

Submitted by St. Joe Canada Incorporated,

SAMPLE NO.

F82-07-5915

" 5916

5917

" 5918

5919

" 5920

5921

F8 2 -08 -59 22

11 5923

5924

" 5925

5926

5927

5928

" 5929

5930

5931

5932

D . lU> . November 4, 1982

Samples of Sl)lil- C ore

Toronto, Ontario Attn: Mr. 0. MolloySamples Per: Mr. L. . White

GOLD GOLDPPB PPB

"A" Pulp

350

830350 780

90

130

400

ICO

^Q _ Note: The "A" Pulp wasprepared from stored

10 -- reject and assayed2Q _ _ with result as shown.

5040

16038(1390

10

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2!,0

100

G?0

j933 40

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1 I • CHEMICAL RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS

M Ip ;ONTRACT LABORATORIES

J i| TECHNICAL

*

SERVICE LABORATORIES• | ll< DIVISION OF BURGENER TECHNICAL ENTERPRISES LIMITED

' f|| 1301 FEWSTER DRIVE, MISSISSAUGA, ONT. L4W IA2

|i| TELEPHONE: (416) 625-1544INm C ERTIFICATE OF

St. Joe Canada Inc. 159 Bay Street,

ANALYSIS

Suite 614Toronto, Ont. ... p. ,, ,, Attn : Dave Molloy

PRILL_CORE_

FA/AASamples Gold

(Au) ppm

— 5934 0.085935 0.025936 0.015937 0.025938 0.385939 0.135940 1.195941 0.195942 0.105943 0.36 5944 0.015945 0.045946 0.015947 0.01

-5948 0.015949 0.455950 0.44 5951 0.795952 0.025953 0.02

FA/AASamples Gold

TELEX 06-960215

REPORT No.

T 11824

Jnv. #20899

(Au) ppm

5954 0.025955 0.015956 <0.015957 0.305958 0.045959 0.025960 0.015961 0.03

' -5962 0.365963 0.31 5964 0.485965 2.925966 0.105967 0.045968 f. «,„, -0.015969 i ST. .0.-5.45970 1",;. .;;;:. ;o. 875971 i . ,. ; 0.091

I

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$#!/$/.

I I

Samples, Pulps and Rejects discarded alter two months

DATE November 16th, 1982 SIGNED

TECHNICAL SERVICE L Jl B ORATOR IES1301 FEWSTER DR., MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO L4W 1A2

TELEPHONE: (416) 625-1544

CHARGE TO

St. Joe Canada Inc. 159 Bay Street, Suite 614, Toronto, Ont.CODE

1,5

DATE

Nov.30/82REFERENCE NO.

T 11824SHIP TO

015A1925

YOUR ORDER NO.

Attn: Mr. Molloy

DESCRIPTION

12 Recheck analyses for (crushed drill core)

• •••• •.... / .••>'•-•

INVOICE - PLEASE ENCLOSE COPY OF INVOICE WITH PAYMENT

SAMPLE(S) FROM

SAMPLE(S) OF

• CHEMICAL RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS

• CONTRACT LABORATORIES

TECHNICAL SERVICE LABORATORIESDIVISION OF BURGENER TECHNICAL ENTERPRISES LIMITED

13O1 FEWSTER DRIVE. MISSISSAUGA, ONT. LAW 1A2

TELEPHONE: (416) 625-1544 TELEX 06-960215

CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS

St. Joe Canada Inc. 159 Bay Street, Suite 614, Toronto, Ont.

DRILL CORE

Attn; Mr. Molloy

REPORT No.

T 1 1824

Inv.J210l5_

SamplesFA/AA

Gold (Au)ppra

Rechecks

595959615962596359645965596659675968596959705971

0.020.030.360.310.482.920.100.040.010.540.870.09

0.02 0.02 0.28 0.67 0.32 2.11 0.40 0.06

<0.01 0.42 0.72 0.14

Samples. Pulps and Rejects discarded after two months

DATE November 30th, 1982______ SIGNEDCTA

'17

3434

CHEQUE NO.

f r, t '/•••-,• * * .* •: N !•* »-'' - • • • •'

PAYTOTHE T , O. iU>X ORDER c, k ,,,, H|: ,.

DATE AMOUNT

.-i-Ml^nr "t /i , 10H3 .'' "r (, ;> :"•?';. 2:

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AUTHORIZED 8IONATORE

TV- narks rI

SWASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITED>.0. BOX 10, SW/^TiK-ArONT^WCTTlTinTOrrEr

ST. JOE CANADA

St. Joe Canada Inc. Suite 418Sill Richmond St. W Toronto, Ontario M5H 2J4 Att'n: Mr.

Nov.25/83

622524762

Date RECEIVED DEC - 1Roquost or Pure haL>o

705)642-3244

•- Mfti) i: r. c R i P T i o u

Au Assays PPB Cu Assays PPM Zn Assays PPM Ag Assays PPM Sample handling

_No^J>£5_I4

Cheque #.......... .......M......Totaltt

Nov. 15/83

30 daysUNIT PRICE

$ 8.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 '27751

Hate..or

Purchase Order ,

Authorized ByCost Centre /

Account #. Project #

...... 00?

"""'TOTAL';lotn!

Arniunt

$ 496.00"100.00

96.0028.00

170.50

.. $ 890.50MOORE BUSINESS FORMS 3 7060E

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CTA

FACTURE/INVOICE ESTABLISHED 1928

I I I I I I

SWaSTIKA LABORAIORIES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO

TELEPHONE: (705) 642-3244 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS • ASSAYERS* CONSULTANTS

nf AttalyBi0

Certificate No. 56534 Date: November 15, 1983

Received November 8, 1983 62 Samples of Whole Core/Sawn Core/Split Core

Submitted by St. Joe Canada Incorporated, Toronto, Ontario

Attn: Mr. D. Molloy

Page 1 of 3

t !•-))( -7;

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SAMPLE NO.

040

041

042

043

044

045

046

047

048

049

050

051

052

GOLD PPB

10

Nil

1010

10

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

10

220

24402670- O '

Second Pulp ........ 2330

053

054

055

056

057

058

059

060

130

160

350 ~

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

N*mter Ctfrtin I«!.n

ESTABLISHED 1928

SWASTIKA LABORAJ ORES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO


Certificate of

/ Certificate No. 56534

Received November 8, 1983

Submitted by St. Joe Canada

SAMPLE NO.

061062

1 063064065

066

067

I 068

069

1 070' 071

1 072

073I 074

075

1 076077

• 078

1 079080

Date:

62 Samples of Whole

Incorporated, Toronto, OntarioAttn

GOLD COPPER PPB PPMNil 168Nil 79Nil

Nil 100Nil 84Nil 80Nil 93Nil 49Nil 87

NilNilNil 55Nil Nil

NilNilNilNilNilNilNilNil

November 15, 1983

Core/Sawn Core/Split Core

: Mr. D. Molloy

Page 2 of :3

ZINC PPM110

89

517671707966--------

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Per _.G. Lebel - Manager

ESTABLISHED 1 928dtt&n Tatiflj

SWASTIKA LABORA1 ORES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO


(forttftratr of Analpia

Certificate No. 56534 Date: November 15j 1983

Received November 8, 1983 62 Samples of Whole Core/Sawn Core/Split Core

Submitted by St. Joe Canada Incorporated. Toronto. Ontario

1•11111111111

SAMPLE NO.

081

082

083

084

085

086

087

088

089

090

091

092

093

094

Second Pulp ......

095

096

097

098

099

100

101

GOLD PPB

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

170

350/270

150

10

20

20

130

40

30

2360

21902610

70

1210 -O'O

50

30

40

Nil

Nil

COPPER PPM

--

--

--

--

99

108

119- -

3448

98

95

81

92oy

5

/ 36

21

23

33

28

22

Attn: Mr,

ZINC PPM--

--

--

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98126

88_ _

102104

102

119131

460

14

81

900

40

97

32

1700

, D. Molloy

Page 3 of 3

SILVER PPM--

__

--

--

--

_ _

--

--

--

--

--

i

Nil

NilNil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil o , /

G. Lebel - IManagjbr

ESTABLISHED 1928tinntn Tat«H

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f,F.(.TiA£0«LC- JCVUVDV 1HC


St. Joe Canada IncorporatedSuite 418111 Richmond St. W.Toronto, OntarioM5H 2J4 Att'n: Mr. D. Molloy

•" DATE

Dec. 8/83QUANTITY

37 37

c

SHIPPED VIA

1

FED LICENCE NO

Au Assays PPB Sample handling

Cert. No. 56713 Dec

MOORE BUSINESS FORMS 3

PFtOV LfCE NCf NO

Pj^7*¥:ll^aT*j?^B

. 1/83

810•••OUH ORDER NO TEhMS SALESMAN "\

Net 30 days 1

I UNIT PRICE 1 AMOUNT 1

ST. JOE CANADA \ nC iDate ........RRequest Purchase

ECEIVEDD1or ~ •Order '-%M

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FACTURE/ INVOICE

\TOTAL . .

$ 8.00 2.75

$ 296.00 101.75

$ 397.75-J

i 0

IpAL CHEMISTS • ASSAYERS • CONSULTANTS j^ ESTABLISHED 1928 0

SWMSTIKA LABORAl ORES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO


of Attalpta


1 Received Nov. 17 & 18, 1983

• Submitted by St. Joe Canada

1 SAMPLE NO.

I R84-08RS-37

• RS-381 RS-39

RS-40RS-41

I RS-42

RS-43RS-44

| RS-45R84-09

1 RS-46' RS-47

I RS-48RS-49

RS-50

R84-10RS-51

I RS-52

RS-53

• RS-54

RS-55

I RS-56

37

Incorporated

GOLDPPB

NilNil

10Nil

1010

Nil

2010

10

Nil

Nil

NilNilNil

Nil

370

250

1640121028302880

940

Date: Dec. 1, 1983

Samples of Sludge

, Toronto, Ontario Pro.1 . #810

Attn: Mr. D. Molloy

SAMPLE NO. GOLDPPB

R84-11RS-57 10

RS ~ 58 2 0 f^-~^.j^L^^>A v^rTRS-59 10 '/.'.'.''."."^'"..O.ffij '* :'' "~i>*ij {>•'" " ''. ""*•""•••••••••••. .,.., 1RS-60 30 .-.-.„.! __ .„ i m" 1RS-61 30 "" ""1RS-62 10 r' rf: $ )>y-' |RS-oJ Nil ><» * i ' >-• . () • ^ i - .--.. ,_. ^i

F84-01 "'^L™""*' W ''''"''"V i '''r ' ; ! ••'{FS-64 Nil * i k6 ' 1 !

FS-65 70 ' 11 IFS-66 2C )

NO'ltS: —— — —— — „. FS-68 32(

34(FS-69 13( '"""'"'*""'• • --•- - •-.-.,-.._„.,.„,„ .,.,,,,,.,_. (

FS-70 50

FS-71 40FS-72 120FS-73 100

9rJllT\ ^7. v.vPer.__....^lA^-l..-

fl <> 0

CHEQUE NO.

DATE AMOUNT

JOE CANADA INC

AUTHORIZED SIGNATUREAUTMOI

PAYTO THE ORDER OF

St. Joe Canada Inc.))) RICHMOND s.J'-n i v\: .-; :-uiri

TOWN70. O'JV.Hit) '.'-.'' i'j-'

"10014SWASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITED

P.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO TELEPHONE: (705)642-3244KrCRVED S EP 1 7 198V

St. Joe Canada Incorporated 418 - 111 Richmond St. W. Toronto, Ontario M5H 2J4

1.5% late charge over 30 days (annual rate 18%)

" DATE

Sept. 12/84

SHlPPf [) VIA FtD LlCCNCt NO CHOV IILI SU NO rOUHOM[)(M NO OU»< OHOt (t NO ItHMS

Net 30 days

SALESMAN

Star Transfer Ltd. Waybill No. 14-52825

e;

Authorized

Arrounl ~ \ Ar.:ounl//'imm:

TOTAL

$ 58.40

$ 58.40MOORE BUSINESS FORMS 3 7060E

FACTURE /INVOICEANALYTICAL CHEMISTS • ASSAYERS • CONSULTANTS

ESTABLISHED 1928

I /I ':•><> i: . = : :•• ],13f>.03.1,1 jr.f.i.

PAYTO THE ORDER OF

CHEQUE NO.

DATE

'....•.•..».^:,- ; r 7,

'j' JO!. C'NAI.'A INI.

AMOUNT

AUTHORIZED SIONATURE

Remarks : Total

SWASTIKA LABORAP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK


ST. Jo CANADA INC'ORES

UUM I"

- f 1983

75 42 1 75

25 1712 25

11128 1111

Au Assays PPB Ag Assays PPMCu Assays PPM Zn Assay PPM Sample handling

Cert. jtoj^Sffi Nov.

Au Assays PPB Ag Assays PPMCu Zn Assays PPM Sample handling

Cert. No. 56600 Nov.

An Aooav/o PPR

Ag Cu Zn Assays PPM Cu AssaySample handling Cert. No. 56634 Nov. 2;

"•"•"' ————————————— - —————— M__ —————————— « .

ST. JOE CANADA INC.Date-... ................... .......^.. ......... ........

l m^uost or j^y ' na Purchase Order ..^P^^S^Z^i./.^.

Authorized By., /(j^^^^f' ^^Cost Centra / /

Account ,-/ Project /.' Amount21/83...14SI ....... ,opo ...... OS.QD^S.

14^ ........Ooo. ...... ,...100,C^.P350 .........ODO.... ,..(7CX?,..<^).

3ygy>cnie //. ............. . Total j5j8.PPA.5l5" " " "'••- -- -TUT-AL— .-:

" ii ii i u ii mi.

$ 8.00 4.004.00 4.00 2.75

/8.00 ^4.00

8.00 2.75

8.00 12.00 4.002.75

_ j

$ 6UU.UU 16.008.00 4.00 •

206.25

200.00 68.0096.00 68.75

ooo . UU 336.00

4.00305.25


FACTURE/ INVOICEANALYTICAL CHEMISTS • ASSAYERS • CONSULTANTS

ESTABLISHED 1928

oCTA

SWASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO


Gfcrtifirate nf Attalpte

1 111111111111

Certificate No.

Received November

Submitted by St.

SAMPLE NO.

001

002

003

004

005

006

007

008

009

010

Oil

012

013

014

015

016

017018

019020

56598

8, 1983 75

Joe Canada IncorporatedProject #810

GOLDPPB

NilNilNil

Nil

Nil

Nil

10

Nil

50

40

10

30520500

10

10

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

NilNil

Samples of

Date: Noveirber 18, 1983

Whole Core/Ore

,. OntarioAttn: Mr. D. Molloy ;

Page 1 of 3

SAMPLE NO. GOLD SILVER

021022023

024

025

026

027

028

029

030

031032

033

034

035

036

PPB PPM

NilNilNilNilNilNil

NilNil

Nil

Nil

Nil Nil 0.2NilNil NilNilNil

Nil

Nil

Per

ESTABLISHED 1928

I I I I I I

SWASTIKA LABORAfoRES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO*

TELEPHONE: (705) 642-3244 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS • ASSAYERS* CONSULTANTS

(Eerttfirate nf


75 Samples ofReceived November 8, 1983 __

Submitted by St. Joe Canada Incorporated, Toronto, Ontario

Whole Core/Ore

Project #810 Attn: Mr. D. Molloy

I Page 2 of 3

SAMPLE NO.

• ST."*,7~7~

jp

fezif"i_iu . i . ..•>:

|

1

1

1

1

1

1

JOT CANADA*

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j •'«»:

111.1

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037038 039901902903

--Y^/Sj-'. 904

j 905• 906

907908

"""**"•*•»»« 909

910911

912913 914

915916

GOLD PPB

Nil

Nil

Nil 10

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

45904150

34303330

310

23002880

450

50

45405760

34070

COPPER PPM

98

ESTABLISHED 1928



I Certificate of

ICertificate No. _____56598________ Date: Noverriber 18, 1983

1 11

Received November 8

Submitted by St.

, 1983 75 Samples of Whole Core/Ore

Joe Canada Incorporated, Toronto, Ontario

Project # 810 Attn: Mr. D. Molloy

Page 3 of 3

SAMPLE NO. GOLD SILVER COPPER ZINC

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

918

919

920

921

922

923

924

925

926

927

928

929

930

931

932

933

934

935

936

rrT y»mb«

PPB PPM PPM PPM

Nil

250 — —

50

Nil

Nil

2010

Nil

Nil

Nil — — ,

Nil -- ~ :NilNil

Nil

10 - - ,|10 '

Nil ~ — — i

Nil

Nil

Nil 0.2 62 114

Nil 0.2

A-fU 'For ^\l > hA^J

G. Lebel - Manac/er

ESTABLISHED 1928 *



Gfrrtiftntt? of

Certificate No. 56600 Date: November 21 , 19831 11111111111111



SAMPLE NO.

102

103

104

105

106

107

108

109110

111

112

113

114

115

116

117

118

119

25

Incorporated

GOLDPPB10

20 10

680340

.. 30028010

20

Nil

Nil20

Nil

50

30

90170

30

Nil

Nil

Nil

10

Samples of

, Toronto, OntarioAttn: Mr

SILVER COPPERPPM PPM

Nil 15

Nil 39

Nil 50.2 100

Nil 24Nil 25

Nil 10

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil—

~_ ~—

— —

I I0.2 102

Nil 23

Per _ -G

Whole Core

. D. Molloy

Page 1 of 2

ZINCPPM

38

56

1079

6361

17—

•«•

__

——

_.

« ——

— "•

179

96

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rrv M. ESTABLISHED 1928\X taoculion

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SV&STIKA LABORATORIES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1Tt)


fflertifirat? of Analysts


Received Noverrber 8, 1983 25 Samples of Whole Core

Submitted by St. Joe Canada Incorporated, Toronto, OntarioAttn: Mr. D. Molloy

Page 2 of 2

SAMPLE NO.

120121122123124

125126

GOLD PPB

Nil Nil Nil NilNil NilNil

Nil

SILVER PPM

0.3 0.2 Nil

COPPER PPM

208

1146

ZINC PPM

99118

64

ATTENTION:

, INC. I

I'ROjrCt: ULE!

NOV 24 138?

on iilAD i<Y

NOILS: JPer___

G. Lebel - Manager

ESTABLISHED 1 928

I I I I

SWASTIKA LABOR AT CRIES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO

TELEPHONE: (705)642-3244 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS •ASSAYERS* CONSULTANTS

Gfcriiftntt? nf


1 Received Noveitter 8, 1983 111 Samples of Whole Core/Ore

Submitted by St. Joe Canada Incorporated, Toronto, Ontario Attn:

|

1 ST. JOt. CANADA INC."/iu'Ni.oN: fo.pft 1 " MD:

f-hOJICI: M Lf:: •• 1

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J ;; 1 . .'......- .. .-•......— -

- " kc * LI !

1 _....... ...i ...i...~n.jlfi-;

SMPLE NO.

127

128129

130 131132 133134

1 ,,,,,,.. .. . ..... . .-."' 135

Sanples Per: Mr

GOI£> PPBNilNil

2010

Nil Nil

10 10

Nil10

Mr. D. Mollov. K. Leonard

Page 1 of 6

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

136

137

138139

140

141

142

143

144

145

146

Nil

20

101010

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

70

170

Nil

Pcr__G. Lebel - Manage:

ESTABLISHED 1928

SWaSTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITED*• O {i O't' 10, SWASH* A. ONTARIO POK UO

t*|i *'»K><4 i KX>! <W 3^44 ANALirtCM O 'tUflU* A.«AVin$« CONSULTANTS

(Brrtiflmtr of Atmt{|0t0

)^jtificate

Iweived

•iflmitted1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

No. 56634

Noverrber 8, 1983

by St. Joe Cana

SAMPLE NO.

147148149150 ' ': °

Second Pulp

151152153154155156157 158

159

160161162163 164165

I).iU-: Novunix?r 23, 1983

111 S.unpl.'s of Whole Core

da Incorporated, Toronto, Ontario Attn: Mr. D. MolloySamples Per: Mr. K. Leonard

Page 2 of 6

GOLD SILVER COPPER ZINC PPB PPM PPM PPM100

'180

400" 1040

-1150 ^ "i/"^1040980180280 Nil 108 36440 Nil 41 25110 Nil 27 33110420930

1000 . 01$ o)l Wrrr1250

30

10NilNil

Nil

NilNil _ _ __^ f\ I /[

7f ^7 //Per ^s'^ ' L&iftf

G. Lebel - Manager

ESTABLISHED 1928

SWaSTIKA LABORAl ORES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO

TELEPHONE: {705)642-3244 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS • ASSAYERS • CONSULTANTS

(frrtifirat? of Attalpte


I Received Noventoer 8, 1983

1 Submitted by St. Joe Canada

1• SAMPLE NO.

1661 167' 168

1 169170

11 172173

1 174175

1 176' 1771 178

Second Pulp ......

1 179180

1 181182

1 183' 1841 185

Date: Noventoer 23, 1983

111 Samples of Whole Core/Ore

Incorporated, Toronto, Ontario Attn: Mr. D. MolloySamples Per: Mr. K. Leonard

Page 3 of 6

GOLD SILVER COPPER ZINC PPB PPM PPM PPM

Nil

Nil101010

3601020 0.2 147 10420

NilNil

40 0.2 103 811630 0.4 206 299 1210 21501840

240 0.2 188 321

501020

NilNil

10 -- ~ rf /) / /

Per _..

HmWrCiti&in rttfm

tawfai

ESTABLISHED 1928

G. Lebel -

1111111111111111111

^ftV SWASTIKA LABORAl ORES LIMITED^^C^p^^^^ ^^^^^




SAMPLE NO.

: ' L 186187

188189190191192193194195196197198199200

201202203204205

r~y\\rj CiM^jn Tuti"!

P.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TOTELEPHONE: (705)642-3244

ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS • ASSAYERS • CONSULTANTS

(Errtfftrat? nf Analysis

Date: November 23, 1983

HI Samples of Whole Core/Ore

Incorporated, Toronto, Ontario Attn: Mr. D. MolloySamples Per: Mr. K. Leonard

Page 4 of 6

GOLD SILVER COPPER ZINCPPB PPM PPM PPMNil

10NilNil — ~ •NilNil

10201020

100 0.2 52 220270 0.2 26 138

20 0.3 113 192Nil

Nil590 0.5 129 224460120 0.3 120 292

10 Nil 71 131NilNil

10

Jr L-/V/Pnr ^Xj * jMn

G. Lebel - Managed

ESTABLISHED 1928

SWMSTIKA LABORAl ORES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO


(Epritftrat? of Attaly0i0




111

Incorporated

Samples of

, Toronto,

Date:

Ontario

November 23, 1983

Whole Core/Ore

Attn: Mr. D. MolloySanples Per: Mr. K. Leonard

SAMPLE NO.

206207208

209210211212

213214215216217218219220

221222223

1 224225

GOLD SILVER PPB PPMNilNil

50 40

Nil1010

Nil10

NilNilNilNilNilNilNil NilNilNilNilNilNil

——

0.3

0.2

0.20.20.20.30.2——

0.2———

————

Nil

COPPER PPM

——

291

181

200141137109125——

133———

———

14566

Page 5 of 6

ZINC PPM

——

482

120

928889

100230——

190——• —

—

———

125

G. Lebel'- .ger

Mtmfct a ftslrtf

ESTABLISHED 1928

SWaSTIKA LABORAl ORES LIMITEDP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1Td


(Eertiftntte of AtmlptB


1 Received November 8, 1983


|

1SAMPLE NO.

• 226

_ 227

| 228

229

1 2 3°937

• 938

939

I 9 4°941

I 942

943

111

Incorporated

Samples of

, Toronto,

Date:

Ontario

November 23, 1983

Whole Core/Ore

Attn: Mr. D. Molloy

Samples Per: Mr. K. Leonard

GOLD SILVER PPB PPM

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

180

730 860

620

310

400

170

50

—

—

—

—

—

2.1

0.5

0.5

3.5

0.4

1.6

COPPER PPM—

—

—

—

—

160

358

440

284

283

61

Page 6 of 6

ZINC PPM—————

36

78

128

19

83

24

Per „._.„G. Lebel - Manager

ESTABLISHED 1928

,1 ^.M .:•'.-• OKI*- 1 '

l.U/'j 01 '"

sr ',. ,'v f i r l" 5 i ill' ( ..rj^v."*-'

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Nov.25/83

FED LICENCE NO PROV HCENCf NO VOUR ORDER NO OUR ORDER NO

30 daysDESCRIPTION UNIT PRICE

Au Assays PPB Sample handling

Cert. No. 56655 Nov. 24/83 K. LeonardCANADA

ST."JOE CANADA INC.oato RECEIVED DEC -1.1983,.Request or «/ o \,^_Purchase Order.VS

Authorized B

OECheque #.

FACTURE/INVOICE!AL CHEMISTS • ASSAYERS • CONSULTANTS

ESTABLISHED 1928

I

I

I

I

I

I

SVVMSTIKA LABORAf ORES LIMITEDP.O. B OX 1 0, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO


of Analyata


Received November 8,__ 19 83

Submitted by

36 Samples of Sludge

St. Joe Canada Incorporated/ Toronto, Ontario Attn; Mr. D. MolloyProject # 810 Sanples Per: Mr. K. W. Leonard

SAMPLE NO.

RS-01 RS-02

RS-03RS-04RS-05RS-06

x RS-07RS-08

,RS-09RS-10RS-11RS-12RS-13RS-14

"RS-ISRS-16

RS-17 RS-18 RS-19 RS-20

GOLD PPB

20

410340130

8010

NilNilNilNilNil

1020

40

80

320

590480

70

560

20

Nil

SAMPLE NO.

RS-21 RS-22 RS-23 RS-24 RS-25 RS-26 RS-27 RS-28

RS-29 RS-30 RS-31 RS-32

ST. JOE CANA5£~-7&C.ATUNTION:

f ROJtCTI

RS-36 28 3S33

RlFfft^tD TO ON READ BY ON

NOTESl perG,

foABbJSjHfrjMWgfr

GOLD PPB

1020

1010

NilNilNil

1010

Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

10 Nil Nil

Lebel - Manage:

SWASTIKA LABORATORIOTEH1PP.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO TE

St. Joe Canada Incorporated 418 - 111 Richmond St. W. Toronto, Ontario M5H 2J4

Att'n: Mr. D. Molloy

EPHONE: (705)642-324 Authorir.cd ByCost Centre /

icct # AccountMSL 000

000......... .339.B.5350 GOO..

(3$3.,,M

7021121170

3434

DESCRIPTION

Au Assays PPB Ag Assays PPM Cu Assays PPM Zn Assays PPM Sample handling

Cert. Nn. 566R5 Nov. 29/83

Au Assasy PPB Sample handling

Cert. No. 56699 Nov. 29/83

Bus bills — as per attached list

B. Berger

UNIT PRICE

$ 8.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 2.75

8.002.75

TOTAL

$ 560.0084.0048.0044.00192.50

272.0093.50

65,20


FACTURE/INVOICEANALYTICAL CHEMISTS • ASSAYERS • CONSULTANTS p

ESTABLISHED 1928 ^

1<*—

1 — ftV sWaSTIKA LABORAI ORES LIMITED^ffmm^^ > P.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TOW^^^ TELEPHONE: (705)642-3244

ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS • ASSAYERS* CONSULTANTS

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1I

Qkrtiffrate of AtwlptB


Received Nov. 17/83


SAMPLE NO.

231

232

233

234

235

236

237

____ 238

239

240

241

242

243

244

245

246

247

248

249

250

Date: November 30 1983

70 Samples of whole core

Inc., Toronto, Ontario

GOLD SILVERPPB PPM

Nil 0.2

Nil 0.2

Nil 0.2

Nil 0.3

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

NilNil

Nil

Nil

10

10

50 50

Att'n: Mr. D

Project

COPPER ZINCPPM PPM

181 67

140 169

210 290

577 92

ST. J O F. CAN A P AJ N_C ,_

f'BTUltl:

RiftXHLP 1O

• HI II«L* U.A **• f

^rJ^yirPS

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40 "~~

10

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Nil Cont'd..

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ON HE.AO B^ -<'A*~~~~~' w G\'ty*s ?^~ 7

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No. 810 Page 1 of 4

3—~ ~ / • • -^/ ) ^ ~~yv /

*

Per___, /^'G. Lebel — Manager

ESTABLISHED 1928

11111h1111111111111

^fiV SWASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITED

•


Received Nov. 17/83

Submitted by St. Joe

SAMPLE NO.

251

252

253

254

255

256

257

258

259

260

261

262

263

264

265

266

267

268

269

270

271

272

^"S"

P.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TOTELEPHONE: (705)642-3244


Qfcrtiftrate of AtralymB

Date: November 30 1983

70 Samples of whole core

Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Att'n: Mr. D. Molloy

Project No. 810 Page 2 of 4

GOLD SILVER COPPER ZINCPPB PPM PPM PPM

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil10

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil — 184 39

Nil

Nil

Nil

10

180

440 Cont'd.....350 /? /9/J /

(L J/ \ //{ ^l V /

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11

* •

<dft± SVfeTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITED<Rnl^^ P.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO^^ TELEPHONE: (705)642-3244

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1


Gkrtiftrat? of Analysis


Received N ov - 1 7 /83 7 0

Submitted by St. Joe Canada Inc., Toronto

SAMPLE NO. GOLDPPB

273 10

274 10

275 1180

276 24103360

Second Pulp ....... 24002950

Date:

Samples of whole

, Ontario Att'n:

Project No. 810

SILVER COPPERPPM PPM

0.3 1060.5 139

November 30 1983 !

core ;

Mr. D. Molloy

Page 3 of 4

ZINCPPM

94125

111111111

277

278

279 280

281

282

283

284

285

286

287

288

289

290

120 0.2 108 100

10 277

Nil 0.3 227 130 Nil

Nil

Nil 0.2 162 76

Nil

10 0.2

10

Nil

Nil 0.2

Nil 0.3

Nil 0.2

30 0.2 10

Cont'd......

S\T V~"/ XrjA

G. Lebel — ManagerESTABLISHED 1928

IT SWASTIKA LABORATORIES LIMITED1 l^K^m^^ P .O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1 TO W ^^^ TELEPHONE: (705)642-3244


1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

Gfcrtiftratr of AnalyHia

Certificate No. 56685 Date:

Received Nov. 17/83 70 Samples of whole

Submitted by St. Joe Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario Att

Project No. 810

SAMPLE NO. GOLD SILVER COPPER PPB PPM PPM

291 Nil 0.2

292 Nil Nil

293 Nil Nil

294 Nil Nil

295 Nil 0.2 202

296 Nil 0.2

297 10 0.2

298 Nil

299 Nil

300 Nil

Per ... .__G

._, . „ ESTABLISHED 1928

November 30 1983

core

'n: Mr. D. Molloy

Page 4 of 4

ZINC PPM

99

Qr^lJ^/'^J ' \h/\'\

. Lebel — Manage^

SWASTIKA LABORA1 ORES LIMITED1 V r

\ 1


I Received Nov. 18/83

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401

402

403

404

405

406407

408

409

410411

412413

414

415

416

417

418

10

460330

Nil

30

10

Nil 50

50

20

40260

10

10

740770

60

70

70

90

419

420

421

422

423

424

425

426

427

428

429

430431

432

433

434

10

Nil

10

20

Nil

40

20480

230

70

540600

30

20

30

140

10

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52f=e7NWe«16 2 .7682 LOWER MANITOU LAKE 020

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDRelianceNAME OF PROPERTY _____

HOLE NO. R82—01_______

LOCAT.ON 7 + 15S, 0 + 54E_____LATITUDE _____________________ DEPARTURE

ELEVATION _________________

STARTED OCt. 30/82

LENGTH 103.9m (341 '

AZIMUTH

FINISHED Nov. 1/82DIP

-45 V

FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTH FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTHHOLE NO. RB-Z=H]__ SHEET NO.

BQ CoreREMARKS.

Amisk Drilling

LOGGED BY K. Leonard

CO CO

COCOC?

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1toLUOQcr•z.

FOOTAGE

FROM

0

1.8m(6'

TO

1.8m

12m39 '6"

DESCRIPTION

Casing

) Carbonate Altered Basalt Flows

grey-green, somewhat foliated as defined by the maficconstituents

1.8m (6') - 1.98m (6 '6") fine grained, blue green withlocalized carbonate (calcite) patches, the top 0.6m(2') show pitting suggesting leached carbonate material

1.98m (6 '6") - 2.26m (7 '4") pale green (more epidotizedless chloritized) , fine grained. quartz-carbonate vein!and fractured mafic volcanicsbetween 2.05m (6 '9") and2.1m (6 '11")

2.26m (7 '4") - 11.27m (37') Numerous carbonate veinletsblocky sections between 2.43m (8 1 ) - 2.99m (9 '10")(leached carbonate, rusty stain); 5.92m (19 "5") - 6.45m(21'2") (leached carbonate, rusty staining); llm (36'3";- 11.17m (36'8")

quartz and quartz-carbonate veining (patches) occursbetween 4.09m (13'4") - 4.52m (14'10"); 6.45m (21'2")- 6.73m (22'1") - carbonate rich zone into greenepidotized 'blotches' Py 1%; Po 1%; 6.88m (22 '7") -7.01m (23') contorted, crenulated pale green (actinolite

SAMPLE

NO.

ets

SULPH IDES

1%PCMPJ

FOOTAGEFROM

)r

TO TOTAL

ASSAYS

5 X OZ/TON OZ/TON

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY.

R82-01Reliance

HOLE NO. SHEET NO..2 of 6

FOOTAGEDESCRIPTION

SAMPLE

:, SULPHIDES

FOOTAGE

ASSAYS

02 TOW 0 2 T ON

mafic minerals & carbonate with bleached alteration alor margins, at 7.05m (23'2") carbonate vein 3cm at its widest part, epidote staining.Po 4%;7.26m (23'10") carbonate patch with light green epidotized rims-Po blebs 2%

Mineralization occurs at 7.6m (25'1") - coarse Po bleb together with narrow Po stringers - 7.5%trace Py & Po and Cpy at 8.27m (27"2") - mineralization is erratic

11.27m (37') - 12.04m (39'6") moderate carbonatization in the form of veinlets and stringers.

04:n12. (39'6"

15. -51'4"

67m) Mottled Gabbroic Basalt

fine to medium grained, green-grey to blue grey-becoming blue-grey with depth due to increasing chloritization, anhedral amphiboles occur with plagioclase and quartz, the amphiboles are partially altered to granular epidote and chlorite, the plagioclase has been altered to epidote/sericite.

the gabbroic basalt has l?ecn cut by numerous concordant chloritized fractures.

between 12.03m (39'6") - 12.19m (40') occurs rusty fractured core; 30 - 40 fracturing between 14.93m (49 1 ) - 14.09m (49'6")

18.59m 61') Chlorite Schist

fine to medium grained, excellent schistosity-finely laminated interrupted by random, narrow mm scale carbonate (calcite) veinlets and irregular patches

2% :

7.5 Po

R82-01Reliance

HOLE NO. SHEET NO.. 3 of6

FOO"

FROM

L8.59m(61'

32.61m(107'

TAGE

TO

32.61107')

38.09125')

DESCRIPTION

iron oxide alteration (hematite/geothite) of mafics andsulphides occur distributed along the direction offoliation between 18.46m (60'7") - 18.69m (61'4")

noticable fracturing occurs between 15.62m (51 "3") -15.95m (52 "4") pervasive fissile blocky core; 17.07m(56 ') - 17 "37m (57') high angle fracturing17.68m (58') - 17.81m (58'5") limonite coated fractures

Core angles - 85° to the L.C.A. @16.15m (53')80 to the L.C.A. @18.34m (60'2")

sulphide mineralization is concentrated as finedisseminations up to 1% Py.

nMassive, Carbonatized Basalt Flows

fine grained, blue grey, finely laminated competant,moderate localized epidotization, moderate to strongchloritization, minor Py (<1%) as fine disseminations.Carbonate stringers cut the basalt throughout. Carbonateand epidote alteration are spatially associated

Core Angles - 72° to the L.C.A. @ 19.33m (63'5")64 to the L.C.A. @ 20.77m (68'2")81 to the L.C.A. @ 23.01m (75'6")87 to the L.C.A. @ 25.55m (83'10")

:n Mineralized Carbonatized Chlorite Schist (sheared basalt)

moderate to strong silicif ication excellent schistosityfine to medium grained, Py (up to 10%) and Po mineralizal(up to 15%) as discrete anhedral grains and stringers(concordant with the mafic foliation)

moderate sili'cification occurring as 3-15mm veins, knots,and random qtz .-carbonate stringers past 24.18m (112*2")

NO.

5948

5949

ion5950

5951

5952

", SULPH

IOE:S

10-2

15 P;

SAMPL

FROM

104'

3 Py

i 1 07'

112'

117'

122'

.E

FOOTAGE

TO

107'

112'

117'

122'

135

TOTAL

3'

5'

5'

5'

3'

"• ""•

ASSAYS ATI.

rrk

10

450

440

790

20

OZ TON

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY_ Reliance

HOLE NO. R82-01 SHEET NO.4 of 6

CO<0

toCDO

1

O

1O

1COUJO0tr O

1

FORM 2

FOOTAGE

TROM

38.1m(125 f

TO

43.71i143'5'

DESCRIPTION

strong chloritization between 32.61m (107') and 34.87m(114'5"); local granular epidote alteration -up to 20%Py and Po occur alone the planes of foliation and asscattered discrete coarse anhedra.

fracturing is minor, core is competent

core anqles 73° to the L.C.A. @ 32.92m (108')foliation 67° to the L.C.A. @ 33.5m (110')high anglefractures 82 to the L.C.A. @ 35.05m (115')high anglefractures 80° to the L.C.A. @ 35.96m (118')holiation 65 to the L.C.A. @ 36.57m (120')

75 to the L.C.A. @ 37.49m (123')78 to the L.C.A. @ 38.1m (125')

n') Quartz-Feldspar Porphyry

light grey, porphyritic, the quartz and feldsparphenocrysts vary in size from 1 to 2mm. the feldsparphenocrysts are completely altered to a sericite-epidote-quartz aggregate, the phenocrysts are bedded in ahomogenous, massive to slightly foliated quartzo-f eld-spathic ground mass. Accessory minerals include chloritamphibole and biotite. Approx. 1-2% Py and Po withtrace Cpy & As occur within the porphyryminor qtz. carbonate veining & fracturing

Core Angles- 80 - 85° to the L.C.A. @ 39.62m (130')80° to the L.C.A. @ 41.15m (135')75 to the L.C.A. @ 41.76m (137 1 )70 to the L.C.A. @ 42.67m (140')72° to the L.C.A. @ 43.28m (143')

SAMPLE

NO.

59535954

5955

— r

5956

% SULPH

IDES

1-2*tr.tr.

^OOTAGEFROW

125'

TO

L30'.5L30.5'135.6

1L35.5

Py &CpyAs

140.5

PoL45.5

TOTAL

5.5'5'

5'

5'

.-

ASSAYS AU

1 ppb

2020

10

<10

i

02 TON

1

"•

1

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY___F82-01

Reliance

HOLE NO. SHEET NO. .5 of 6

FOOTAGE

.ROM

4 3 . 7 lr143'5'

44.5m;i46' -

52.1m(171'

TO

i 44. 5r-146';

52.1m- 171'

88.99) 292'

DESCRIPTION

Mineralized Chlorite Schist (sheared basalt)

concordant stringer sulphides up to 10% Py, Po parallel l-2mm scale qtz.-carb. stringers; excellent schistosity;

Massive Flows

homogenous, uniform texture, blue-green in colour,slightly foliated, competent, trace Cpy @ 45.56m (149 '6"49.68m (163') minor disseminated Pyrite.

Core angles 50° to the L.C.A. @ 46.94m (154') carbstringers 70° to the L.C.A. @ 49.68m (163') carb

stringersgradationally becoming coarser grained (amphibolitized)past 50.89m (167')

TV

) Mottled Gabbroic Basalt

similar to section 12.04m (39 '6") - 15.67m (51 '4") darkmafic anhedral blebs (h£t£ttb3=erjde) intermixed with lightegreen coloured epidotized plagioclase and quartz; mafic anhedra (l-10mm size grains) at 57.6m (189 ') - 40mm widebroken quarts lens, embayments and partings betweenfragments of quartz infilled with green mafic minerals.between 59.9m (196' 7") - 60.4m (198' 3") - low angle0-5° chlorite coated fracture.between 64m (210') - 65.2m (214') paralled hairlinecarbonate (calcite) stringers, minor offsetting alongfractures; minor sulphides 1% PY, tr. As, Cpy,carbonate veinlets from 50 - 65 at 211', average foliation 65 between 217' - 227'

SAMPLE

NO.

5957

5958

5959

/ i

r

^

-„ SULPH

IDES

10% & PC

1% P;tr.

1% P

FOOTAGECROV

L45.5'

L47.5'

L49.8'

r tr . i:py

TO

L47.5'

L49.8'

L52 1

^S

TOTAL

2'

2.3'

2.2'

ASSAYS ATI

-. ppb

30

40

20

01 TON

DIAMOND PRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY_____

R82-01Reliance

HOLE NO. SHEET NO. 6 of 6

(

COto

1O»—

1O

1UJOQccO2 —i

FOOTAGE

c*OM

88.99ir292'-

100. Sir(330'

TO

100.5330')

103.9- 341'

103. S341'

DESCRIPTION

mMassive Basalt Flows

similar to sections 1.8m (6') - 12m (39'6") and 18.59m(61') - 32.61m (107')past 86.55m (284') - gradational decrease in grain sizemafic blebs becoming wider spaced, although remainpatchy.88.99m (292 1 ) - 89.3m (293') irregular carbonate shears95.1m (312') - irregular carbonate patches and shears95.7m (314') - 10 inch long carbonate-chlorite coated,low angle fracture.96.6m (317') fractured, blocky core97.2m (319') - 97.6m (320 '3") carbonate filled fracturezone; mineralized with pyrrhotite as coarse masses97.8m (321') - 98.1m (322') agmatitic-like , hairlinefractures infilled with white calcite98.2m (322'7") quartz-carbonate vein, 45mm wide

m) Chlorite Schist

finely laminated, becomes more silicic and carbonatizedwith depth between 103.2m (338'7") and 103.9m (341')mineralized quartz-carbonate shear, occasional bluequartz; strongly chloritized fracture faces; average foliation is 65 - 70 to the L.C.A.

m END OF HOLECASING PULLED

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SAMPLE

NO.

596C5961

-, SULPH

IDES

2% P

1% P

2-3%Pytr.tr.

FOOTAGEFROM

3

y

333'337'

Po~py

TO

337'341'

TOTAL

4'4 '

AMfys~. ~. pob

1030

OZ TON

-.

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDNAME OF PROPERTY

R82-02HOLE NO.

LOCATION

LATITUDE

ELEVATION

RelianceLENGTH 64.3m (211M

L5S, 0 + 50E

STARTED Nov. 2/82

DEPARTURE _____________

.AZIMUTH _ 1.0.2.9_________

FINISHED NOV. 8/82

DIP -45°

FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTH FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTHHOLE NO. _________ SHEET NO.

Core Size: BQ1 of^f

REMARKS

Contractor: Amisk Drilling abandoned hole at 64.3m because of caving, rod vibration & waterless

Kevin Leonard-LOGGEO BY

FOOTAGE

FROM

0

1.22m(4'

13.4m(44'

15.8m(52'

TO

1.22m(4')

13.4m44')

15.8m52')

35.6m117'

DESCRIPT! ON

Casing

Mottled Gabbroic Basalt

grey-green in colour, medium grained, crudely foliated,anhedral mafic blebs set in a plagioclase-quartz matrix;quartz-carbonate veins and lenses between 3.66m (12') -4.26m (14'); minor pyrite, competent core; foliation atabout 60° - 65° to the L.C.A.

Massive, Carbonatized Basalt Flows

grey-green in colour, fine grained, occasionally wellfoliated; cross-cut by numerous hairline quartz-carbonatstringers; minor pyrite; core is competent; gradationalincrease in grain size past 15.8m (52'); averagefoliation at 70° to the L.C.A.

Mottled Gabbroic Basalt

similar to section between 1.22m (4') - 13.4m (44')- from 17.06m (56') - 17.67m (5.8') - low angle limonite

coated fractures (25° - 30° to the L.C.A.)- between 20.1m (66') - 20.73m (68') - strongly

limonitized fractures (5% weathered sulphides) .- 27.29m (83 f ) - 25.91m (85') carbonate shearing,

subparallel to random orientation.- from 28.65m (94') - 30.78m (101 ') - fracture zone

or fault gouge, narrow discontinuous sections ofblocky core.

SAMPLE

NO. SULPH IDES

1%

Py

1%

Py

5%Py

FOOTAGEFROM TO TOTAL

ASSAYSAu Au

% p£b OZ/TON OZ/TON

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME O F PROPERTY.

R82-02Reliance

HOLE NO. SHEET NO.2 of 4

CO <D

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fORONTC

1CO Ul

£

i

FOOTAGE

FROM

35.65rr(117 1

140

TO

42.67140')

155'

DESCRIPTION

carbonatized (calcite coatings) and limonite stainedfracture faces from 28.64m (94') - 28.72m (94 '3");29.86m (98') - 29.91m (98'2"); 30.6m (100'5")- 30.78m(101')

mMassive, Carbonatized Basalt Flows

similar to section 13.4m (44') - 15.8m (52') between35.89m (117'9") - 35'96m (US') - chlorite coatadfracture face

between 38.40m (126') - 41.45m (136') - pervasivemoderate to strong fracturing, angle of fracture ranges between 15° to 85° to the L.C.A.

limonite and chlorite coated fracture faces occur at39.27m (128'10 (l ); 40.33m (132'4"), 40.61m (133'3").41.15m (135')

Quartz-Feldspar Porphyry

light grey colour; porphyroblastic in texture, exhibiting prenocrysts of quartz and plagioclase; the groundmass contains sericite, chlorite, & biotite showing excellent schistosity and moderate shearing; the porphyry is mineralized with fine to medium grained disseminated (5%) pyrite and fine grained specks of (2%) pyrrhotite

fracturing is minor and the foliation varies from 50° to 70 to the L.C.A.; relatively sharp contact with the basalt.

SAMPLE

NO.". SULPH

IDES

1%

Py

1-5% Py 2% Py


.-.

ASSAYSAu Au~.

ppfo 02 /TOM 01 TON


R82-02

Reliance


COto

CD

8iozgg1V)UJOOITOZ5

FOOTAGE

FROM

47.24:(155'

50.89i(167'

56.331(184V

TO

i 50.8167' )

i 56.3184'1

a 57.9.0-190

DESCRIPTION

)in Foliated Basalt Flows

similar to units mentioned above; pyrite mineralizatioincreases slightly down section

3m Mineralized Carbonatized Chlorite Schist)" )

blue-green in colour, fine to medium grainedexcellent schistosity, numerous carbonitizedstringers and irregular patches; coarseanhedral to subhedral grains and finedisseminations of pyrite and pyrrhotite; strongchloritization, weak patchy limonite alteration ;contact with above basalt unit is transitional;moderate erratic fracturing; foliation trends75° to the L.C.A.

)m Mineralized Quartz Vein Material with Included Schistr \ ' """" ' " "' ~~

cry tocrystalline, fine grained, milky white, glassy;contact zone 55.9m(183' 5") - 56.33m (184*10")between the vein material and the chloritizedschist shows strongly silicified, light greenepidotized breccia fragments; coarse aggregates andblebs of Po and Py

SAMPLE

MO.

1

5962

5963

59645965

5966

"„ SULP"

IDES

1-

2%Py

1-1CPoPy

up 115 !Py

1-1(Py

FOOTAGEFROM

% 167'

172'

177182

o 185

>%

TO

172'

177'

182'185'

190'

TOTAL

5'

5'

5'3'

5'

An ^2?TTf\ U. £\ Li

i ppb

360

310

4802920

100

oz TOM 02 TOW

-.

,>•

R82-02

Reliance


10

toID

1O

1O

1<rtUJ

8trOz5

FOOTAGE

CROW

57. 9n(190'

62.12m(203'1

TO

62.12203'1

64.310"-211

64.31n(211')

DESCRIPTION

m Mineralized Carbonatized Chlorite Schist

0 ^ similar to unit between 50.89m (167') - 56.33m(184*10") coarse anhedral grains and narrow bandsof pyrite and pyrrhotite; abundant carbonatefilled hairline fractures, strong pervasivechloritization; trace sphalerite and chalcopyrite;foliation veries between 65° - 85° to the L.C.A.

m Mineralized Quartz Vein Materialsimilar to vein material between 56.33m (184 "10")- 57.90m(190')- crenulated, mafic infilled fractures in vein

showing discrete pyrtie and pyrrhotite alignedalong the fractures; fracturing is weak tomoderate; local rare specks of sphalerite andchalcopyrite

END OF HOLECASING NOT PULLED J ,

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ii

SAMPLE

MO.

5967

5968

5969

5970

5971

i

-. 5ULPH

IDES

1-1

Py

5%Pytr.

Zn 1Cpy.

5%PY5%Py1 9-J. o

Zn

1%Cpy.

i

FOOTAGEFROW

)% 190

195

199 '4

204'

208'

i

TO

195'

'199' 4

' 204'

208

211

•

TOTAL

5'

" 5'

4*8"

4'

3'

ii

AU ASSAYS

1

1

TDOb

40

10

OZ TOM

540 '.

870

90

i •

OZ TOW

•

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDNAME OF PROPERTY ___

HOLE NO. F82-01

LOCATION T.2 4- S4.1V

LATITUDE ________________

ELEVATION _______________

STARTED

Frenchman IslandLENGTH 78.3m (257')

DEPARTUR1

. 27/82.AZIMUTH .

FIN ISH ED

140 D IP-450

78/R?

FOOTAGE

1 ? R ' fi "

DIP

3QO--7

AZIMUTH

0 '

FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTHHOLE NOJF82-01 SHEET NO.

R EMARKsCore Size-BQ__ Amisk Drilling


COto

toCDCO

1o<ro1

V)LU§cco— 1

FORM 1

FOOTAGE

FROM

0

6 . 1m(20'

TO

6.1m(20'

25.4m(83'5

DESCRIPTI ON

Casing

Heterolithic Lapilli Tuffl \

medium to fine grained, grey-green in colourinterlayered sequence of homogenous, uniformly massiveplagioclase-rich sections and bands of well folaiated'tuffaceous' chlorite schist

7.6m - 10.8m - sporadic carbonate stringers at 70° to(25'-25'5") the L.C.A., at 9.5m (31 '3") an llmm wide

carbonate veinlet @ 60° to the L.C.A.

6 . 7m - 7.6m - concentration of epidote stringers(22' - 25') 1-2% Pyrite distributed as fine

disseminations and isolated coarsesubhedral grains through the matrix,at llm (36') a small mass of pyrite isfound as a fracture coating - thefracture is oriented 45° to the L.C.A.

11.3m - 14.1m- light grey green, fine grained with(37* - 46 '3") pervasive schistose foliation.

14.1m - 19.6m- grey coloured section, less eoidotized;(46 '3 "-55 '6") light grey zone between 16.5m'- 16.7m

(54'2" - 54'8")

SAMPLE

NO . SULPH IDES

L-2%PV.


'-

ASSAYS

*i % OZ/TON OZ/TON

-.

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY Frenchman Island_______HOLE N O. F82— 01________________ SHEET NO.2 Of 4

CO

^(D CO

1 0

zOIXof-

1LU

8ir

1

FOOTAGE

.ROM

25.4m(83'5"

TO

53.9ir177')

DESCRIPTION

14.1m - 19m - grey-green colour, pervasively foliated(55 '6"-62'6") as defined by the parallel oriented mafic

constituents; pale green-yellow angularepidotized lapilli clasts cut by narrowparallel (2-4mm wide) white carbonatestringers @ 65° to the L.C.A. epidoteand sausserite alteration is more intenseadjacent carbonate veinlets tr. - minor,sulphides as fine disseminationsfoliation is oriented @ 60° to the L.C.A,

19m - 25.4m - grey to greenish grey in colour; fine(62 ' 6"-83 ' 5" ) grained schistose matrix separated by

medium grained less foliated plagioclase-rich sections, the foliation at 20.2m(66'5") trends @ 70° to the L.C.A.

Tuffaceous Chlorite Schist

greenish grey in colour; fine to medium grained; a widesection of well foliated tuffaceous schistose matrixcontaining a narrow zone of finely laminated greenishgrey schist cut by numerous hairlike carbonate stringers-between 43.2m and 44.9m (141 ' 6" and 147 '5")

25.9m - 26.6m - isolated belbs of pink felsic discolour-(85 ' 3 "-8 7 ' 6" ) ation; cross cutting hairlike carbonate

veinlets within a wider carbonate-quartzvein; pyrite occurs as coarse subhedralgrains and fine disseminations up to 10%in rare sections; chloritized slips alonesome fracture faces; at 26.3m (86 '4") -a30° cross cutting quartz-carbonate vein,there is microfracturing along the contacwith the schistose country rock, a coarseblack mineral inclusion (tourmaline) invein

SAMPLE

M0 |~. SULPH

1 !?E5

1610

t

trac

10%Py.

FOOTAGEC-9QV ^0 -0 TAL

;

-

85' 87'i: ." 2 '11

,-.

ASSAYSAU AG

it

i oob

40

^

Nil


HO, ^.o F82-01

Frenchman Island

SHEET NO.3 of 4

CO

(D

1

zocreCOUJgcc

FORM 2

FOOTAGE

FROM

53.9m;i77'

TO

78.3m257')

DESCRIPTION

27.7m - 28m - silicified brecciated quartz-carbonate(91'-92') material; up to 15% Py.

28.1m - 28.2m- pink f eldspathic-quartz vein rimmed by(92'4"-92'6") white carbonate @ 50° to the L.C.A.

29.4m - 29.6m- quartz vein with white carbonate along(96'8"-97') the margin of the vein; the vein lies

700 to the L.C.A.

29.7m - 29.8m- carbonate stringer @ 55° to the L.C.A.(97'6"-97'8")

32.9m - 33m - quartz-carbonate shear @ 30° to the L.C.A(108'2"-108'5") angular green fragmental inclusions

43.1m - 44.9m- hairlike carbonate veinlet (Vwide)(141'6"-147'5") between 8QO-90O to the L.C.A.

Heterolithic Lapilli Tuff

alternating zones contrasting mafic rich from felsicrich sections

53.9m - 54.8m - fine to medium grained uniformely(177 '-180') foliated schistose section

54.8m - 55.3m - silicified, conspicious pink feldspathic(180 '-181 '5") discolouration, quartz lenses and knots

between l-4mm width

55.3m - 60.3m - well foliated schistose section moderate(181'5"-198' ) to strong chlorite alteration foliation

at 67° to the L.C.A., black anhedraltourmaline in vein material between56.1m - 56.4m (184'-185')

-

SAMPLE

NO

L609

L608

L607

f

1611

161216131614

1615

", S ULPW

;DES

15%Py.

3%Py

5%Py

5%Py

1-5%Py

(tOU]

FOOTAGETROW

9 5 ' 8 "

97'

101'2"

131* 9'

179'1(182 ' 1(187'

:)192'

TO

98'

lOl'l

105'4

132'7

)"182') " 1 8 7 '192'

197'

TOTAL

1-4"

" 4 '2"

" 3'2"

" 10"

10" 34'2"5'

5'

-

A^5AYS AG

~. •". ppb

70

130

130

20

v 880

pp-n

0,

T]

Tj

1

•NIL

Tr.30 l NIL

720' Tr.

30, NIL

DIAMOND DRILL RICORD NAME OF PROPERTY.

F82-01

Frenchman Island

HOLE NO.' SHEET NO. 4 Of 4

COto

iCO

1ozgR

1COLUootr0z5

FOOTAGE

,ROV TO

78.3m

DESCRIPTION

60.3m - 78.3m - intercalated well foliated chloritized(198 '-257') tuffaceous schist matrix with fine to

medium grained strongly induratedepidotized felsic lapilli tuff

core angles (angle of foliation)68.6m (225') @ 60-65° to the L.C.A.70.1m (230') @ 85° to the L.C.A.71m (233') @ 85-90° to the L.C.A.77.1m (253' @ 50° to the L.C.A.

lapilli tuff fragments/.clasts contentrated between 60.9m(200') - 64.9m (213.'); 65.8m (216') - 66.1m (217')67.4m (221 r ) - 68.9m; 70.1m (230 1 ) - 70.4m (231')71m (233') - 71.3m (234') - 72.2m (237') - 73.8m (242')between 63.98m (209'11") - 64.26m (210'10") ; 64.66m(212'265.20m (213'11") and 66.08m (216.10") - 66.14m (217')- 5% Pyrite is stringers and aggregates from66.14m (217') - 78.3m (257') - 1% Pyrite, eraticallydistributed as fine disseminations

(257') END OF HOLE, CASING PULLEDACID TEST COMPLETED

<L>t^& %s / s^sr~>* xTyA x"">f/ ~"

SAMPLE

NO.

L616

L617L618L619L620

L621L622L623L624

L625

1626)162

IDES

1%

py

py

7 1%Py-

FOOTAGEFRO-J1

197'

202'207'212'2'217'

222'227'232'237'

242'

247'252'

TO

202'

207'212'217'222'

227'232'237'242'

247'

252'257'

TOTAL

5'

5'5'4 '10"5'

5'5'5'5'

5'

5'5'

ASSAYS ATT A C-,

~. ppb10

30809030

20203010

NIL

NILNIL

ppmNI

NINI00NI

NINININI

NI

NI

NI

L

r-UL1L

LT JU

LL

L

L

L

-.


F82-02HOLE NO. ____________

Frenchman IslandLENGTH 133.2m (437')

LOG AT ION

LATITUDE .

ELEVATION

L3 + 2 + 5_0_E...DEPARTURE _____

AZIMUTH 140° DIP -4SO

STARTED September 28/82FIN|e;HFn October 1/82

FOOTAGE

219'

DIP

38031

AZIMUTH

)'

FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTHHOLE NO. F82-02 SHEET NO. 1 O.f..5_

Size:BQ ____Contractor: Amisk Drilling

LOGGED evK. Leonard

FOOTAGE

FROM

0

4.3m(14'

TO

4.3m14'

133.2i437' ;

DESCRIPTION

Casing

iKeterolithic Lapilli Tuff, Crystal Tuff

Tuff Breccia

grey-green in colour, fine to medium grained, wellfoliated, cherty - well indurated, minor fracturing,pervasive epidote alteration as well as chlorite andsausserite alteration; sulphides include pyrite(distributed as vein fillings, fracture coatings,fine disseminations, coarse discrete isolated anhedralto subhedral grains and fine masses or aggregates) andto a lesser extent chalcopyrite, found as amorphousblebs.

6.2m - 6.5m - 1% Py as stringers together with(20 '5-21' 5) tourmaline

6.96m-8.23m - minor chalcopyrite(22'l-27')

8.23m-9.95m - 1-2% Py disseminations along fracture(27'-32'8") fillings, trace Cpy

9.95m-11.07m - 1% disseminated Py.(32'8"-36'4")

11.07m-17m - trace Py.(36'4"-57')

SAMPLE

NO .

5503

550;

5502

550^

5505

SULPH IDES

1%

Py

trCpy

2%Pytr.Cpy

FOOTAGEFROM

19 '6"

21'5"

22'10"

27'•

32 '8"

TO

21 '5"

22'10'

27'

32 '8"

36 '4"

TOTAL

1'9"

1'5"

4 '2"

5 '8"

3 '8"

.-

ASSAYSAu Au ACT

^ Ppfr

100

30

20

10

10

OZ/TON OZ/TON

0.1

Trace

Nil

Nil

JNil

*

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY_

F82-02Frenchman Island

HOLE NO. SHEET NO.. 2 of 5

CO<D

toCO

1

ezocc2iCOuuoocco

FOOTAGE

FROVI TO

DESCRIPTION

11.07m-31.7n - colourbanding , intermittent coarse(57 '-104') grained pale yellow green epidotized

plagioclase, cherty zone 21.03m (69')22.6m (74' ) -banded^ Py.locally up to 30%, together with 1% Cpyand accessory tourmaline; 24 . 6m(80 ' 7") -25.5m (83'7") - finely disseminatedpyrite (average 1% Py but up to 20% asstringers) and blebs of Cpy up to 1%foliation ranges between 75° - 85° tothe L.C.A.

32.lm-31.7m - reddish brown alteration, three narrow(104'-105'4") parallel, low angle qtz .-carbonate

veinlets; 1-10% pyrite as coarseblebs, distributed along fractures; 25°to the L.C.A.

32.lm-37.6m - well foliated, schistose matrix, random(105'4"-123'6") erratically distributed quartz-carbonate

lenses, veinlets; 1-7% pyritedisseminated along the foliationtrace chalcopyrite, 20-80° to the L.C.A.

37.6m-38.lm - orange-red 'limonite* stainr low angle(123'6"-125'1") quartz carbonate veinlet (l-3mm wide)

38.lm-43.3m - alternating tuffaceous schistose(125'1"-142 ' ) chloritized matrix and well indurated

lapilli tuff; fragments are alteredto a pale yellow epidote stain; coreangle averages 70° to the L.C.A.; minorpyrite

-

SAMPLE

NO.

5506

5507

5508

5509

5510

5511

•:, SULPH

1-20 !Py

tr". 1?"py

1-7SPy.

tr.Cpy.

tr.1%Py

FOOTAGEFROV

69'

80'7"

5

103*6'

108'6'

113 ' 6'

138'

TO

74'

83'7"

106'6

113*6

118*6

143'

TOTAL

5'

3'

" 3'

" 5*

" 5*

5*

.-

ASSAYS An An Art

~. ppb

30 -

80

30

30

80

70

OZ -TOM^

OZ TON

Nil

0.03

Nil

Trace

Trace

Trace

•t


F82-02

Frenchman Island

HOLE NO. SHEET NO. . 3 of 5

CO£5to

12OITO

1UJ

8en

FOOTAGE

^OM TO

DESCRIPTION

43.3m-46.6m - quartz knots; crenulated, closely spaced(142 '-153') quartz-carbonate stringers at 60-80° to

the L.C.A.; rusty stained fracture at45.7m (150') 1-2% Py as coarse subhedraand narrow stringers

46.6m-51.9m - silicified, cherty, quartz knots,(153 '-170 '5") irregular carbonatized veinlets rusty

staining; banded sulphides, up to 25%Py. as local accumulations

5 1.9m- 5 2m - schistose tuffaceous matrix

52m-52.6m - feldspathic, silicified section. pyrite(171 '-172' 5' ) iferous up to 35-40% as bands and

aggregates .

52.6m-53.9m - homogenous ,well foliated schistose(172'5"-177' ) matrix @ 75° to the L.C.A.

53.9m-69.2m - tuffaceous schist; 2-64ram(177 '-227') sized fragments more common,

the clasts are altered to epidote;pyrite (1-2%) is spatially associated witstringers of epidote and altered epidoticpseudomorphs of plagioclase-richinclusions as wellas quartz-carbonate veinlets and thechloritized tuffaceous schist matrix;core angles vary between 75° at 60.9m(200'), 65° at 65.5m (215') and400 at 68.6m (225')

SAMPLE

MO.

5512

551355145515

5516

5517

551S

551$

552C5523

552;552:

552!552C

552:5525552?

~; St'LPH

1-2PY

i-25%PY

1-2Py

^DOTAGECROV

% 143'148'153'157'

162'

167'

172'

177'

182'187'

192'% 197'

202'

207'212'

217'

222'227'

TO

148'

153'157'162'

167'

172'

177'

182'

187'192'

197'202'

207'

212'217'

222'

227'232'

-OTAL

5'

5'5'5'

5'

5'

5'

5'

5'5'

5'5'

5'

5'5'

5'

5'5'

.-

Au AASuAYS Ag"-. ppb

100

70290300

1,520

390

40

20

3010

3040

30

30. Nil

40

5030

02 TON 02 T ON

0.1

TraceNil0.01

0.02

0.01

0.01

Trace

TraceTrace

Trace,Trace

Nil

NilNil

Nil

i NilNil

•"

F82-02

Frenchman Island

HOLE NO. SHEET NO 4 Of 5

CDto

to(JOO

1O

0(Tgi03UJ

acc0z

FOOTAGE

TROM TO

DESCRIPTION

69.2m-96.6m(227 '-317') - cherty, well indurated, heterolithic

lapilli-tuff numerous fragmental sectionsseparated by a pervasive chlorite schistmatrix, trace arsenopyrite, and up to 3%chalcopyrite at 91.4m (300');abundant pyrite found at 69.3m (227'3");74.9m (246') 75.3m (247'), core anglesinclude 85° at 89.9m (295') and 50° at91.7m (301')

96.6m-112.2m(317 '-368') grey-green fragmental lapilli tuff;

pervasive epidote/sausserite alterationof plagioclase , minor chalcoovrite seenfrom 105.8m-107.3m (347 ' -352 ' ) ;pyriteobserved at 102.1m (335') and from107.3m (352') to 108.8m (357')

112.2m-120.9m(368'-397') relatively unaltered lapilli-tuff, core

angles include 40° at 116.7m (383') and75° at 118.9m (390')

120 . 9m-130. 1m -alternating fragmental cherty sections and(397'-427 ? ) chlorite schist between 126'2m (414') -

126.5m (415') - 10mm wide quartz-carbonateveinlet containing scattered fine grainedaggregates of pyrite, lapilli-tuff observecfrom 127.1m (417') - 128m (421') and128.7m (422'5') - 130.4m (428'), coreangles include 75-80° at 122.5m(402')and 70° at 127m (417')

SAMPLE

NO.

55305531

1

5532

5533

5534

5535553655375538

5539

5540

554155425543

554455455546

554755485549555055515552

", SULP" 'DES

trAs%-3%<

1-10'

tr.-l%Cpi1-5%Py

TrAs

1-5%Py

trl C

1-2Py

FOOTAGETROW

232'237'

:py; 242'

247'

252'

257'262'

i 2 67'272'

277'

282'

287'292'297'

302'322'327'

332'>y.337342'

347'352'

's 3 57'

TO

237'242'

247'

252'

257'

262'267'272'277'

282'

287'

292'297'302'

307'327'332'

337'242'

347'352'357'362 :

T OTAL

5'5'

5'

5'

5'

5'5'5'5'

5'

5'

5'5'5'

5'5'5'

5'5'5'5'5'5'

Au AM AYS Ag••• ppb

1030

Nil

Nil

40

60240180

02 TO*

100 j.

1100

70

60110250.

11010

Nil10'

10040

13080

100

OZ TON

NilNil

Nil

Nil

Nil

TraceTrace'Trace 1Nil

Nil

Nil

0.010.01Trace

TraceNil

•NiliNil.NilNil

"

Trace Trace \Trace

J*

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY.Frenchman Island

HOLE NO.F82-02

SHEET NO.5 of 5

CO(O

CO<DO

1O

occO

1COUJ

§CCo2<_J

FOOTAGE

FROM TO

DESCRIPTION

130.lm-133.2m(427'-437' )

cherty, well indurated epidotized lapilli tuff, between 131.7m (432') - 133.2m(437 ! ) pyrite is seen along fractures and as small isolated masses, core angles include 75° at 131.7m(432') and 60° at 132.6m(435')

133.2m(437' ) END OF__HOLE

ACID TEST COMPLETED CASING NOT PULLED

.X - / // ' S-^~-^r~:' C

SAMPLE

MO.

5553

5554 5555 5556 5557

5558 5559 5560 556155625563

^ SULPH

IDES

up i50%P^1 "oC£

FOOTAGE

FROM

o 362'

•y 377' 382' 387' 382'

397' 402' 407' 412'417'432'

TO

367'

382' 387' 392' 397'

402' 407' 412' 417'422'437'

TOTAL

5'

5' 5' 5' 5'

5' 5' 5' 5'5'5'

-

Au ASSAYS Aq Au '

~. ppb

70

110 30 30 30

20Nil Nil

2003020

01 TON 01 T ON

.Trace

Trace Trace Nil Trace

Nil -Nil NilNilNilNil

-.

'

DIAMOND DRILL RIGORDNAME OF PROPERTY

HOLE NO.

LOG AT ION

LATITUDE

ELEVATION

STARTED _

Frenchman IslandLENGTH (357')

L7 + SON, BL 0+00

Oct. 2/82

DEPARTURE

AZIMUTH __

FIN ISH ED __

DIP __

Oct. 5/82

FOOTAGE

178 '6'

DIP

39°3(

AZIMUTH

| '

FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTHHOLE NO. F 82-° 3 SHEET no 1 ° f

REMARKS BO Core g

Amisk Drillincr


ccCD

CDCOCO

IO

OO

1COat0 atrO

FOOTAGE

FROM

(0

12.19)(40'

TO

12.1940')

n 35.6117')

DESCRIPTI ON

n Casing

5ra Microgranodiorite Porphyry

pale grey to pinkish-green, fine to medium grainednoticable foliation, flecked with small dark blebsof chlorite;

12.19m - 15.06m - carbonatized, pyritized fractures,(40* - 49 '5") pyrite especially associated with

mafic (chlorite) foliation.

15.06m - 17.37m - light pink with green blebs of(49 '5" - 57') chlorite; crude alignment of crystal

Minor pyrite ( 1%) scatteredthroughout; core angles include F5°-70° between 12.8m (42') - 13.72m(45'75° between 13.72m (45') - 14.93m(49') and 60° between 14.93m (49')and 17.37m (57')

17.37m - 25.30m - increasing quartz-carbonate filled(57' 0 83') fractures

25.3m - 27.84m - similar to above but more cherty,(83' - 91'4") siliceous; increase in feldspathic

^ alteration - less chloritization;26.03m (85'5") - 26.21m (86'1")carbonate rimmed cmartz vein(15mm wide) mineralized with Py, Aspas finely disseminated specks 1%

SAMPLE

NO.

5 ,

r? I

SULPH IDES

1%Py

1%Py

.sPy


ASSAYS

-o % OZ/TON OZ/TON

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPFRTY Frenchman Island

HOLE NO. F82-03 SHEET NO 2 Of 1 0

FOOTAGE

^ROV

35.66m(117 ? )

TO

43.66(143'

DESCRIPTION

27.84m - 31.7m(91 "4" - 104') - similar to above but more greyish,

Py and AsPy finely disseminated 1%

31.7m - 32.9m(104' - 108') - medium grained, mottled light and dark

grey colour; between 32.15m (105 "6") -32.6m (107') - broken core, chloritealteration along fracture face, tracefinely disseminated Py and As Py

32.92m - 33.6m(108* - 110'3")- similar to above but more laminated,

schistose, core angles 0-10°, verysiliceous, 2% disseminated pyritz

33.6m - 35.66m(110 "3" - 117')- quartz-carbonate veins and lenses,

randomly oriented, brecciated inclusionswithin schistose country rock (L.C.A.0-10°) patchy tourmaline needles dis tributed in quartz-carbonate; 1-2% Pyand Cpy finely disseminated throughoutand seen as coarse anhedra alongstringers; core angles 75° - 80°(foliation) , fractures 0-40°

n BRECCIATED QUARTZ-CHLORITE SCHIST3")35.66m - 37.38m- green coloured breccia fragments(117' - 122 '8") of quartz; epidotized brecciated

country rock; minor carbonate; stronglysiliceous; fine to medium graineddisseminations of pyrite; localtourmaline needles

-

SAMPLE

MO.

5564

f

5567

55685569

5570

5571

"„ SULPH

IDES

1%

Pys Py

1%PyAsPy

2%Py

1-2%PY

1%Cpy

5%P;

1%tou:

FOOTAGEFROW

93'6"

107'

up to10% P;

117'

122'127'

r 1 32'

137'

TO

98'7'

112'

7

122'

127'132'

137'

142'

TOTAL

5'1"

5'

5'

5'5'

5'

5'

.-

AU AS!fuYS Aq- ppb

100

230

-.24070

40

30

02 TON OZ TON

Nil

Trace

TraceNil

"

Trace <

Trace•*"



HOLE NO. SHEET NO. 3 of IQ

CO(0

ID(0r?

! Ot— Z

§1

03LLIOQccC3

1

FOOTAGE

i^ROM TODESCRIPTION

37.38m - 39.26 '(122 "8" - 128 '10") -brecciated zone with random

crosscutting hairline quartz veins;angular to subrounded eqidotized,carbonatized fragments varying insize; quartz veining up to 5mm widthslenses up to 10mm.

39.26m - 43.66m(128 '10" - 143 "3") -blue-green-grey strong chloritization

coloured schists; moderate toat 40.16m (131*9") - fushite inquartz vein between 39.57m (129 '10")strong brecciation 40.43m (132 '8")between 39.93m (131') tourmalinestringers 40.08m (131 '6") and blebsup to 4cm in diameter - tourmalineinclusions in quartz strongchloritization.

41.96m - 42.03m(137 '8" - 137 '11") -sorted, brecciated epidotized fragmen

embedded in quartz matrix, blebs ofpyrite.

42.03m - 43.05m(137 ' 11" - 141 '3") -siliceous brecciated schist with

mildly fractured qtz veins.

43.05m - 43.66m(141' 3" - 143' 3") -larger qtz-carb. vein with rusty

margins. Folded up to 50mm wide;Qtz-carb. lens; small patches ofgreen .(Fushite) colouration. Pydisseminated ( 1%) and in blebs(5-10%)

SAMPLE

NCX

557;

;s

-. SULPH

I3ES

; ave5%Pylocup

up3%

5%Py

1-1tr.

FOOTAGE

FRQ^

r. 142

allyto 50%

to 10%tour

0% Pyfushj

TO

1 147

py

te

TOTAL

1 5'

.-

Au A£tfYS Ag~. ppb

10

OZ TOW 01 TON

0.01

•>}•

HOI_E NO. ______F82-03

Frenchman Island

SHEET NO.. 4 of 10

COCD

«btOCO

O

Occ2

iCOUJ

8ccO

-J

FORM 2

FOOTAGE

.ROM

52.83:(173'4

TO

n 58.6'-192'

DESCRIPTION

43.66m - 51.30m(143'3" - 168'4") - schist - chlorite filling in between

clasts; occassionally fragments are secore is carbonated throughout.(disseminated within country rock)43.66m - 44.35m (143 * 3"-145 * 6" )Blue Quz. eyes with 2-3% medium grainsubhedral to anhedral disseminated Py

44.35m - 51.30m(145 '6" - 168' 4") - trace Py carbonate-Qtz veins: 85°

48.92m (160'6")48.96m (160'8") 5-7mm49.66m (162'11")

51.30m - 52.83m(168'4" - 173*4") - Blue-Green; more massive; slightly

mottled with carbonate veins varyingin orientations from 0-70° - hairline.Trace Py; Chloritized

5m5") MICRO-QTZ DIORITE PORPHYR

- with diabasic texture - mottled; chloritized.Qtz-Carb. veins between 30 to 90°, also fracturefilling: 55.70m (182*9"), 56.46m (185*3"),55.34m (181*7"), 55.11m (180*10"). Blue qtzeyes, some with mafics mixed with qtz, trace Py,trace Cpy; core angles vary between 60 to 85°to the L.C.A.

SAMPLE

MO.

en

% SL'LPH

IDES

2-3%

trac«

trac<?y &Cpy

ROOTAGEFROV

Py

: Py

1

T9 TOTAL

.-.

ASSAYS

~ -. 02 TON 02 TON

^1

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY. Frenchman Island

HOLE NO. F82-03 SHEET NO.. 5 of 10

CO <D

CO COCO

12z§O

1tu

1Oz

FORM Z

FOOTAGE

.ROV TODESCRIPTION

58.65m - 60.04m192 "5" - 197') - altered micro-qtz Diori.te Porphyry

- Mottled appearance of pale yellow &green-blue materials, chloritized slipplanes, blue qtz eyes. A couple hairlincarbonate veinlets. Trace Py (coarsegrained)

60.04m - 60.48m197' - 198'5") - same as above; 4 atz-carbonate veinlets

@ 10-45°

60.48m - 61.67m198 '5" - 2 02' 4")- f ine to medium grained carbonate veins:

69.69m (202'5"), 61.80m (202'9") (Lightgreen inclusions in qtz., up to 10mmwide), 61.87m (203') and 62.00m(203'5")

Coarse grained Py disseminated 2%(2% near veins, 1% the rest).

61.66m - 62.79m Same as 192'5" - 197'(202'5" - 206')

62.79m - 64.08m Similar to 198 '5" - 202 '4", Chloritized,(206* - 210 '3") but not as schistose. Grains have crude

preferred orientations(63.04m) 205*10" - 63.09m (207 1 ) - Qtz.vein with a green mineral (amphibole?or chlorite within it. Trace Py.63.93m (209'9") - 64.08m (210'3")Py Richzone in Qtz-Carb. lens. Locally70% Pt, Average 2%

SAMPLE

NO.

*

Ly5573

:

1

", SULPH

IDES

tracPy

2% P}Loca]jp tc

FOOTAGEFROM

e

205'6'

iy1

TO

211'

TOTAL

2" 5 '8

_

ASSAYSAu Aa'•• ppb

300

02 TON OZ TON

Trace

-

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDI

NAME OF PROPERTY. Frenchman Island

HOLE NO. F§2-03 SHEET NO.. 6 of 10

CO<£>

tOCOCO

1

2z

Si03UJ

g£

FOOTAGE

TROV TO

DESCRIPTION

64.08m - 69.80m - Same as 192'5" - 197'. Qtz .-Garb. veins(210'3" - 229') up to 7mm wide, random orientation.

Trace Py

69.80m - 75.79m - Cherty, Gray with 5-10% Black needles(229* - 248 '8") of Tourmaline (Individual or radiating

clusters) Having completely randomorientations (Acicular) . Coarse Py-trace75.36m (247 '3") Bleb of Cpy with verysmall amounts of Py

75.79m - 76.40m - Chloritic Schist with Carb. veins(248 "8" - 250 "8") containing up to 50% massive Py

(249'6" - 76.04m)

76.40m - 84.02m - Mottled Qtz. diorite becoming more(250' 8"-275' 8") schistose with depth. Local variations

in the degree of schistocity.chloritization & silicif ication - themore silicious the more pyritic- up to2% at 271' - 271'9" (82.60m - 82'82m)more schistose after 271'0" (82'82")

84.02m - 87.47m - Very silicious, cherty. Some schistose(275'8"-287' ) segments. Trace Py.

SAMPLE

NO.

i574

5575

5576

5577

5578

5579

5580

5581

5582

"•„ SULPM

!DES

5-10Py

50%Py

2%Py

FOOTAGEP"ROM

229'

%232'

237'

242'

247'

252'

269'

272'

277'

T 0

232

237

242

247

252

255'9

272'

277'

282'

TOTAL

3'

5'

5'5'

5'

" 3 '9"

3'

5'

5 1

.-.

Au ASSAYS Ag~. ppb

Nil

Nil

Nil20

50

Nil

. 30

110

20

02 T ON OZ TON

0.01 .

Nil

NilNil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Trace

•>.

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF Frenchman IslandHOLE NO. F82-03 SHEET NO.. 7 of 10

FOOTAGE

CROM TO

DESCRIPTION

85.54m - 86.05m (280'0" - 282'4") ancat86.43m - 86.74m (283.7" - 284'7")Pink Qtz . vein with mafic inclusions& Py 3%; 85.64m - 85.74m (281' -281 "4") sericite schist within Qtz.vein. 5-10% Py. 87.42m (286'10")Pink Qtz. vein with inclusions ofmafics - No. Py.

87.47m - 88.69m - Blue-Green-Grey homogenous fine grair(287' - 291) rock with pervasive foliation. Very

fine grained disseminated Py 1%.Carbonate veins laced through it atramdom orientations. Silicious andvery competent.

88.69m - 89.76m - Fine to medium grained felsics with(291' - 294 '6") chlorite in between. Indurated

foliation. Purple-Grey due to pinkfeldspars. Occasional carb. veinsPy blebs 1%, trace for the rest.

89.76m - 99.36m - Blue-Green-Grey fine grained (similai(294 '6" - 326') to 287' - 291') randomly oriented cai

veins & Lens, more fractured thanbefore - Carb. &/or Qtz. filling infractures .

90.04m - 90.11m (295'5" - 295'8")slightly epidotized.91.92m 0 92.02m (201'7" - 201*11")mottled epitode staining93.31m - 93.42m (306'2" - 306'6")Strongly epidotized.

SAMPLE

NO.

5583

ed

b.

~, SULPH

IDES

5-1PY

1%Py

tr.-1%Py

FOOTAGE^ROM

D 282'

TO

287'

TOTAL

5'

_

AU ASSAYS Ag

-. ppb

30

oz TON OZ TON

Nil

-

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY__

F82-03

Frenchman Island


FOOTAGE

^ROM TO

DESCRIPTION

91.74m (201') 12mm Qtz.-Carb. veinwith a Cpy bleb within the Qtz.

93.57m - 99.36m (307' - 326') Gradualtransition in colour from blue-grey(chlorite-rich) to green-grey (Epidoterich) Qtz. &/or carbonate veins randomand discontinuous

94.48m (310') Qtz.-carb. vein withreaction rims (beige) , greeninclusions in carbonate margins andlocal concentrations of Py in rimsand country rock 3%

95.07m (311 '11") Fracture with Qtz.-Carb. filling & coarse grained Py 2%

95.78m (314 '3") Brecciated epidotizedrock cut up by randomly orientedcarb. veins. One larger vein has darkchlorite rim . @ 35-40 . Py 1%

96.18m (315 '7") Carbonate vein withminor Qtz. inclusions, dark greeninclusions, beige reaction rims withtrace Py.

95.18m - 99.36m (215'7" - 326')Low angle parallel narrow carbonate&/or Qtz. veinlets. Py 1%99.21m (325'6"__ trace Cpy shards,Trace Py.

SAMPLE

NO.<", SUIPH

IDES

99- c. -6

1-2Py

ROOTAGETROM

9-^>

TO TOTAL

-

ASSAYS

-. 1 02 -ran 02 T 0»*

FOOTAGE

CROM TO

DESCRIPTION

99.36m - 100.76m - Fine grained pinkish altered rock with(326* - 330 "7") pervasive foliation. Specks of orange

red ankerite, Py 1-3% local tourmalineconcentrations .

99.66m 0 99.97m (327 1 - 328') lowangle ( 20°) carbonate vein with darkchloritic rims. Py blebs within vein3%

100.12m - 100.27m (328'6" - 329')Blotches of conspicuous pale yellowstaining (Epidote/Sausserite) .

100.43m (329 '6") carb. lens withchlorite rims and 15% Py.

100.50m - 100.88m (329'9" - 331')Tourmaline veinlets, low angle, Py 5%

100.76m - 101.85m -Yellow Blotches and veinlets(330 '7" - 334 '2") (Sausserite/Epidote) with a

tourmaline-rich band at 332 '16" -332'8"

101.85m - 108.81m -Fine grained micro-Porphyritic(334'2" - 357') altered granodiorite ). Green - Blue-

Grey with local Py 1%

106.37m - 106.80m (349 1 - 350'5")Silicious concentrations of SausseriteEpidote

106.34m (348.11") Qtz.-Carb. vein withtourmaline and chlorite inclusions.Trace Py & Cpy. in the vein

SAMPLE

NO.

5584

5585

2

5586

/

", SULPH

IOES

1-3$Py

3%PY

15%Py.

5%Py

1 Toi

1% I

tr. ]tr. <

F-QOTAGE

FROM

, 324';

329'?

ir .

334'8'

>y

>y:py

TO

" 329

" 334

340'

TOTAL

'8" 5 '

'8" 5'

2" 5'6

.-

Au ASSAYS Ag

"••

- »i>

'

-

ppb

20

Nil

30

02 TON OZ TON

Nil

Nil

Nil

-

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY_ Frenchman Island

HOLE NO. F82-03 10 of 10SHEET NO..

00CO

COCOCO

Isotre i(/>UJ

8a:O

j 1

T FORM 2

FOOTAGE

FROM TO

DESCRIPTION

106.87m (350'8") carbonate lens withminor inclusions and fragments of thecountry rock;

CORE ANGLES

75.59m (248') 75°79.85m (262') 70°82.90m (272') 85°86.86m (285') 85 - 90°94.33m (309'5")30° carb. veins97.99m (321'5") "

101.19m (332') 85°

END OF HOLE - 108.81m (357')

ACID TEST COMPLETED

J^ / /f^S-S-Z^r-: £ j£srr;&^ <X_

SAMPLE

NO. -, SULPH

IDES

FOOTAGE

FROM TO TOTAL

.-.

ASSAYS

1 1 OZ TON OZ TON

'

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDFrenchman Island

LENGTH

NAME OF PROPERTY

HOLE NO. F82-Q.4

LOCATION Lll + OON; S- +18.5ELATITUDE _____________________ DEPARTURE

ELEVATION ____________

START ED _OC^_7/82_

AZIMUTH 140° _

Oct. 10/82DIP 45°

FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTH FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTHHOLE NO. F 82-° 4 SHEET NO. 1_2LJ

REMARKS BQ Core Size

Amisk Drillina

LOGGED BY Kevin Leonard

00 CO

COCO CO

11ocro

IC/3UJ§(XO

FOOTAGE

FROM

0

1.9m6'

i

TO

1. 8m6 '

53.9m177'

i

DESCRIPTl ON

Casing

Heterolithic/Lapilli Tuff, Crystal Tuff

1.8m - 7m - light grey, holocrystalline, medium(6* - 23') grained, blocky core; low angle 20°

fracture zone; at 3.6m (12') a carbonateveinlet 35-40 to the L.C.A.; between3.45m (17'11") - 7m (23') - coarsedisseminated subhedral pyrite and finemasses up to 2%.

7m - 7.6m - brecciated qtz . segregation, tourmaline(23' - 25') needles fills soaces between fraqnents

7.6m - 8.1m - subrounded to angular fragments, blue grey(25' - 26'5") 'cherty' matrix, strongly siliceous, crude

foliation; coarse scattered massed of Py ito 5%.

8.1m - 16.4m - crude to well defined linear schistosi.tv(26 '5" -54') epidotized, carbonatized quartz veinlets;

1-2% fine grained disseminated pyritesubhedra; 35-40° fracturing between 9.7m(32') - 9.9m (32 '5"), low angle fracturesbetween ll.lm (36*6") - 11.3m (37'1"),blocky, close set fracturing @ 75° betweer12.1m (39 '7") - 12.5m (41'); sporadic lowangle fractures between 20.4m (67 1 ) -36.2m (118'10")/

i

SAMPLE

NO.

5588

p

SULPH IDES

1-2'Py

FOOTAGEFROM

21'

TO

26 '4"

TOTAL

5 "4"

.-

ASSAYSAU AG

% PPb

15

OZ/TON OZ/TON

Nil

-

"t, .

FORM 1

rORM 1


F82-04

Frenchman Island


FOOTAGE

FROM

53.9m(177'

1

TO

72.23237')

L_

DESCRIPTION

16.4m - 18.5m - scattered epidotized blebs of(54' - 60*10") plagioclase, carbonate veinlet at

45° to the L.C. A. ;narrow vein ofpyrite distributed along fracturecutting angular epidotized inclusion

18.5m 23.3m - fine grained, well-indurated, siliceous(60 '10" - 76 "4") patchy qtz-carbonate material; coarse

Py euhedra and fine grained masses.23.3m - 33,4m - pale yellow green epidotized clasts;(76*4" - 109'7") strongly silicified, minor patches of

subhedral tourmaline, some fragmentsshow pink feldspathic staining,occasional fractures @ 45° to theL.C. A.; 1-2% disseminated pyrite

33.4m - 53.9m - excellent schistosity as defined by(109 '7 "-177 ' ) the mafic constituents; low angle

fracturing; minor sulphides

m Mineralized Felsic Tuff Breccia

alternating series of well silicified, cherty, tuffbreccia and finely laminated chlorite schist; unevendistribution of pyrite up to 10% locally, scatteredpatches of tourmaline; rare specks of fushite, blebs ofchalcopyrite up to 2%; core angles range between60° - 80° to the L.C. A.; core is competent

1 ———————————— —————

SAMPLE

NO.

5589559055915592

559355945595

55965597

5598

55995600

580158025803

58045805580658075808580958105811

MM^^

":, SULPH IDES

ip tcJO%P]

1-2Py

^^^^

FOOTAGEFROV

52'11>58*'63'68'

73'78'83'

87 '9";92'9"

9 7 ' 9 "

102' 8107*8

134'138'9142'2

144'2151 '8167'172'177'182'187'192'

^MMMM

T0

58'63'68'73'

78'83'

87'9'

92*9'97'9 f

102*8

'107*8'113*8

137''140'S*144'S

'147 2'155 f172177182187192197

^^^^^«

TOTAL5*1"5*5'5*

5*5'4-9»

5'5*

" 4 '11

" 5 '" 6'

3'" 2*.. 3,

" 3'1"" 3 '7"

5'5*5'5'5'5*

^^^IHMH

AU ASSAYS AG

-.

r

IBM^B^B

ppbNI

OZ TO*

j13047p80

8NINI

)J

t-NILNIL

t

NIL

NILNIL

1090

140

1030

10030

4606503888

^^^^^^

)

^^^^^^1M

OZ TON

NILN0N

£Lc 01CLi

NILNILNIL

NILNIL

NIL

N±LNIL

NILTRACE0.01

i

NIL0.01NILNILTRACETRACETRACE0

^^^^^^^

.01

^^^^^^MM.


HOLE NO. F82-04 SHEET NO. 3 of 3

FOOTAGE

PROM

237'

TO

397'

120.9rr(397')

DESCRIPTION

Chlorite Schist (Altered Tuff ) /Foliated MicrogranodioritePorphyry

fine to medium grained, excellent linear schistosity,narrow homogenous sections rich in plagioclase and finegrained cherty quartz; between 74.1m (243 ' ) - 77. 4m (254')sheared, felsite material, pervasively foliated(black mafic streaks) at 75° to the L.C.A.; 1-5% Py, 2-3% Cpy.Core angles average 65° to the L.C.A.; fracturing isminor; sulphides include pyrite, subordinate chalcopyritetourmaline is rarely seen.

END OF HOLECASING NOT REMOVEDACID TEST COMPLETED

/S / *

SAMPLE

NO.

58125813

58145815581658175818582358195820582158225824582558265827582858295830583158325833

". SUIP"

10ETS

1-1CPy rCpy,

1-5*Py2-3^Cpy.

FOOTAGEFROV

197'%202 rtinor207'

212'217'222'227'232'237'242'247'252'287'292'307'312'317'322'327'342'382'387'

TO

202'207'

212'217'222'227'232'237'242'247'252'257'292'297'312'317'322'327'332'346'387'390'

TOTAL

5'5'

5'5'5'5'5'5'5'5'5'5'5'5'5'5'5'5'5'4'5'3'

Al , ASSAYS n_Au An Ag-•

18030

180903030

680Nil450

40350

3020

Nil30

Nil1050

Nil1080

150

01 T ON 01 T ON

TraceNil

TraceTraceTrace0.010.01 1

| Nil0.01Trace0.010.01NilTrace0.01Trace0.01•TraceNilTraceNilNil

DIAMOND DRILL RICORDNAME OF PROPERTY

F82-05AHOLE NO. ___________

Frenchman Island

LENGTH0-1.8m (6') Casinq

L2+50N Bedrock 1.8m - 8.2m (27')0 + 46E

DEPARTURE

LOCATION

LATITUDE

ELEVATION ____________________AZIMUTH

October 11,1982 F, KI , c, MFn October 11, 19R2140 DIP -45

STARTED "IN ISHED

FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTH FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTHHOLE NO. 1 Of 1

REMARKS3O Core Size

Amisk Drillina

LOGGED BY K- Leonard

CO(O

toto1

oOcco

1tOLLIsocz_J

FOOTAGE

FROM

0'

1. 8m(6')

7.0m(23 T :

TO

1.8m(6')

7.0m(23'

8.2m(27'

DESCRIPTION

Casing

Micro Granodiorite Porohvrv

medium grained, homogenous, interstitialpale yellow-green nlagioclase, Quartz andgreen mafic blebs (chlorite and am.nhibole)extensively fractured & blockv core, finecarbonate veining.

Micro Granodiorite Porphvrv

same as above

at 8.2m rods jammed, no further penetrationhole abandoned

ACID TEST COMPLETED/

// • f er^ 0 ^.L/is-j*'^ U''^

-

SAMPLE

NO. SULPH IDES


.-_

ASSAYS

% % OZ/TON OZ/TON

Jt

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDNAM E OF

HOLE NO.

LOCATION

LATITUDE

ELEVATION

PROPERTY

F82-Q5BFrenchman Island

L2 + 53N; 0 +LENGTH

46E

108.8n (357')

DEPARTURE

AZIMUTH 140°

STARTED Oct. 12/82 Oct. 15/82DIP 45°

FOOTAGE

178 '5"

DIP

41 w;AZIMUTH

SO '

FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTHHOLE F82-05B

REMARKS BQ Core Size

Anisk Drillinc

LOGGED BYKevin Leonard

CO <0

CDCD CO

1Ot—

Ot£

VCO UJC3OCEO

-J

FORM 1

FOOTAGE

FROM

0'

2.4m8'

TO

2.4m8'

108.8r35T

DESCRIPTION

Casing

Micro granodiorite Porphyry

homogenous to crudely foliated, mottled fine to mediumgrained texture; grey to pale grey-green in colour; nume:narrow bands of well laminated blue-grey quartz richsegregations; pyrite is minor, generally 1%, but foundlocally up to 10%; trace chalcopyrite

between 2.4m (9') - strongly fractured core at 8.8m (29*80° to the L.C.A.

at 33.7m (110 "10") carbonate coatedfracture

36.4m (119 '6") 20 mm wide quartzveinlet with green mafic inclusions

37.2m (122 ') rusty limonite coatetfracture

38.9m (127 "10") discordant carbon;filled fracture

46.3m (152') feldspathic segregatic500 to the L.C.A.

48.1m (158')44.3m (145 '6") fractured core46m (151 1 ) fractured core47.5m (156') fractured and blocky

core; 75° to the L.C.A.51.9m (170 '7") feldspathic quartz

vein, rusty.: •

SAMPLE

NO.

OUS

te

n,

5840

5841

SULPH IDES

1%

1-2%Py

FOOTAGEFROM

"*y

.63 '8'!

.66 '8"

TO

166'8

169'6

TOTAL

" 3'

"... 2 '10

AU ASSAYS

%

t

ppb

20

10

OZ/TON OZ/TON

*\


HOLE NO.F82-05B SHEET NO. 2 of3

FOOTAGE

FROM TO

DESCRIPTION

52.2m (171*2") limonite alterationemanating from three fractures

52.57m (172'6") rusty, quartzo -feldspathic band, well foliated

53.1 (174M") - 53.3. (175') - blockyepidotized core

58.2m (191') - 59.4ra (194'H 11 ) - wellfoliated, quartzo- feldspathic band; 70° tothe L.C.A.

58.8m (193') - 59m (193'6") - blockycore

59.4m (194 '11") - 60m (197') stronglyepidotized, 5% vein pyrite

60.1m (197'2") - 60.7m (199'2")angular 'brecciated' fragments; coarsePy subhedra; pyritized fractures, moderatelimonite alteration

60.9m (200') - 61.2m (200'9") - 60,30 &15mm wide glassy barren- looking quartzveinlets.

61.2m (200'9") - 66.4m (218') - welllaminated, moderatly epidotized, carbonati:shears and veinlets. 1% disseminated pyrit<68° to the L.C.A.

66.4m (218') - 74.8m (241'7") - crudelyfoliated; medium grained; granoblasticquartz and anhedral chlorite blebs;sporadic carbonate veining, core anglevary between 400 and 70° to the L.C.A.

SAMPLE

NO.

5834

5842

5842

5835

ed. /

•-, SULPH

IDES

1%

Py

5%Py

3-5Py

1%

FOOTAGEfROW

169' 6"

187*

L92'

I 197'

TO

175'<

L92'

L97'

202*

TOTAL

" 6 '3"

5*

5*

5*

-.

Au ASSAYS

-. ppb

40

Nil

Nil

150

OZ TON OZ TOW

ta.

--

F82-05B

Frenchman Island

HOLE NO. SHEET NO. 3 of

CO<£>

5CO

SzOcr O

1CO01

8cc o

1 5FORM S

FOOTAGE

.ROM

10 8. Sit(357*)

TO

DESCRIPTION

80.8m (265') - 35mm wide quartz brecciawith mafic inclusion; coarse subhedralpyrite up to 1%

86.81m (284*10") - quartz-carbonate vein

90.52m (297') - low angle fracture, with5-10mm

90.82m (298') - diameter angular maficinclusions

90.82m (298') - quartz-carbonate veinletswith mafics, 1-2% sulphides

90.93m (298*4") -91.03m (298*8") - quartz .carboante stringers with crenulated maficfoliation

93.46m (306*8") - 93.97m (308.4") - quartzcarbonate knots and irregular patches

95.9m (314*8") - 96.95m (318') low anglefracturing, 1-5% sulphides

96.92m (318') - 100.5m (329'8") carbonateveinlets at 70° to the L.C.A.; fracturing atvarious core angles, 20-65° to the L.C.A.someblocky core, 1% sulphides.

101.7m (333*6") - 102.7m (337*) 45° fractu:103.1m (338*4") - 103.6m (340*) well fracti104.7m (343*8") - 108.1m (354*9") plagicla;

rich section, strongly epidotized.

/END OF HOLE , / ^oOCASING PULLED L/e^Xs* L~**^ACID TEST COMPLETED ^S-*^

SAMPLE

NO.

5836

5837

5844

5845

5846

5847584£

5849583£5839

ingrede

~, SULP"

IDES

1-2Py

1-5Py

1%Py

FOOTAGE

FROM

242*

247'

260'

% 263'

266'

269'% 275'

278'297'302*

TO

247'

252'

263'

266*

269'

272'278*

281*302*307*

TOTAL

5'

5'

3*

3'

3'

3'3*

3'5'5'

_

Au A SSAYS~. PPb

20

Nil

10

Nil

Nil

NilNil

1010

Nil

0 1 T ON or TON

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD

LOCATION

LATITUDE

ELEVATION

STARTED

PROPERTY Fr-c-Tif-hman I<=l^nd

F82-06 LENGTH

L6 + 99N; 0 + 65EDFP ARTIIP F

N AZIMUTH 140° DIP 45°

Orh. lfi/82 ...._.. Ort- . 21/R9

FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTH FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTHHOLE HO. SHEET NO.

REMARKS Corp. S J.ZP>

Arnisk Drillina

LOGGED BYKevin Leonard Laurra White

!D1C C?

1 OV-2

Ot—1UJOOCTO2

FORM 1

FOOTAGE

FROM

0'

1.2m(4'

TO

4'

34.4m113' )

DESCRIPTION

Casing

Intermediate Crystal Lapilli Tuff

pale blue-grey to green grey in colour; fine to mediumgrained; homogenous to crudely foliated;

3.4m - 5.4m - slightly sheared, crenulated mafics;(11 ' 2"-17 ' 7" ) discontinuous carbonate veins; pyritizec

sections - some rusty; core angles are70 - 80° to the L.C.A.

5.6m - 5.9m - low angle carbonate stringers(18 '6" - 19 '3")

7.9m - 8.6m - weakly brecciated showing quartz knots(25 "7" - 28 '2") and lenses; epidotized clasts; up to

8% Py. and 1% Cpy.; core angles are55° to 70° to the L.C.A.

8.6m - 10.2m - moderate to well sheared; weakly breccie(28'2" - 33'4") parallel quartz - carbonate veins aligne

with up to 15% Py.

10.6m - 10.7m - hairline carbonate veinlets(34'8"-35 ! )

12.2m - 12.3m - quartzo-f eldspathic carbonate veinlet(40'2"-40'3") at 75° to the L.C.A.

SAMPLE

NO.

5850

5851

5852

5853

5854

5855

ted;a

i

SULPH IDES

1-8^Py

8%Py1%Cpy.

15%(loc

i

FOOTAGEFROM

7'

12'

17'

22'

25'

30'

Pyal) .

i

TO

12'

17'

22'

25'

30'

35'

t

TOTAL

5'

5'

5'

3'

5'

5'

-

i

ASSAYSAu%

\

ppb

20

-30

20

20

50

30

I

OZ/TON

i

OZ/TON

i i



FOOTAGE

FROM TO

DESCRIPTION

18.97m - 19.02m - quartz vein with small mafic inclusions(62 ' 3"-62 ' 5") pyrite is disseminated at margins

19.1m (62'8") fine grained aggregatesof pyrite adjacent qtz. vein material-locally 10% Py.

19.5m (64') up to 10% Py, trace Cpy. inquartz vein. Core angles vary between50 - 85° to the L.C.A.

26.3m (86 '4") two qtz. veins and patche

26.5m - 26.6m - 1% disseminated pyrite, core angle(87' - 87'4") 60° to the L.C.A.

28.2m - 30.4m - mottled texture, cherty, epidotized(92 '5" - 99 '7") clasts; three narrow carbonate veinlets

@ 70 - 85° to the L.C.A.; ankeriticstain on 20° fracture.

31m - 31.1m - three paralled hairline carbonate(101 '9" - 102') stringers at 60° to the L.C.A.; trace

sulphides; pink feldspar grains

33.1m (108 '8") vein of pink feldspathicmaterial with a crosscutting carbonatefracture

31.24m - 31.62m - blocky core(102'6" - 103'9")

32.61m - 32.92m - 20° fracture, blocky, pink feldspathic(107* - 108') stain on fracture surface; core angles

average 40 - 60° to the L.C.A.

SAMPLE

MO.

;

~, SULPH

IDES

1-2%Py10%

FOOTAGEFROM

Py

TO TOTAL

.-.

ASSAYS

-. ~. oz TON OZ TON

-

1

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY.frenchman Island


CO<o

<£>

8i o»—2O IT O

1<nLUOOoco1

FOOTAGE

FROM

34.4m(113'

46.12(151'4

TO

46.12151'4

m 57.4"-188 1

DESCRIPTION

m Chlorite Schist ( sheared, carbonatized tuffaceous") Volcanics)

35.25m - 35.48m - random carbonate veinlets between(115 '8" - 116 "5") subrounded fragments; 2-3% dissem

inated sulphides

36.09m - 37.11m - numerous leached carbonate veinlets(118'5"-171'9") (0-20° to the L.C.A.) and cavities

38.88m (127 "7") - pink feldspar vein 3mm wide withleached carbonate cavities

38.94m (127 '9") - deep red alteration, ankerite?

39.47m - 40.08m - small cavities, occassionally(129'6"-131'6") weakly limonitic-leached carbonate;

core angles vary between 45-60° tothe L.C.A.

40.08m - 46.12m - noticable increase in red-pink(131'6"-151'4") feldspathic colouration; minor

dark red anebritic alteration,leached carbonate as patches orin filling fractures; discontinuousnarrow sections of blocky core; 1%sulphides

m Silicified, Chloritized Tuff Breccia4")

blue-green, schistose, moderatly brecciated,pyrite-bearing quartz knots embedded in finelylaminated mafics; fine-grained fragments, blue qtz.eyes; white carbonate patches with ankerite staining.

SAMPLE

NO.

5856

5857

5858

5859

5860

5861

5862

5863

58645865

"', SULPH

IDES

2-3PY

1% P;

tr-10%Py

FOOTAGEFROV

& 115'

120'

126'(1 !•

130'

135'

142'

147'r

152'

157'162'

TO

120'

126'

130'3St)

135'

142'

147'

152'

157'

162167'

TOTAL

5'

6'

3'

5'

7'

5'

5'

5'

5'5'

.-.

ASSAYSAu-.

Ppb

30

Nil

; Nil

10

10

10

Nil

Nil

NilNil

02 TON OZ TON

l '


F82-06

Frenchman Island

HOLE NO. SHEET NO 4 Of 1 6

FOOTAGE

FROM

57.4m(188'4

TO

75.59H"-248 '

DESCRIPTION

50.82m - 52.42m - brecciated, cataclastic vein material(166 "8"- 172') with wall rock inclusions, pink

feldspathic alteration, blocky core.

55.37m - 56.21m - grey-pink schist; quartzo-f eldspathic(181' 8"-184'5") veins and knots; epidotized subangular

fragments; disseminated 1-2% Py.

56.21m - 56.56m - fractured, siliceous; fracturing(184'5"-185'7") usually 45-60° to the L.C.A. , 1-2%

disseminated sulphides, locally up to15% Py.

56.56m - 57.40m - 4 parallel chlorite-rich stringers @(185 '7"-188' 4") 50° and minor red colouration; finely

laminated at 70° to the L.C.A.

Intermediate Crystal-Lapilli Tuff)58.06m (190'6") - small feldspathic veinlet

59.58m - 59.74m - trace sulphides; pink feldspar(195'6"-196' ) blotches

59.89m - 60.20m - fracture carbonate-rich veins(196'6"-197'6")

60.37m - 61.31m - narrow pale yellow (epidote) bands;(198'1"-201'2") carbonate stringers at 9 - 10° and

45° to the L.C.A.

68.45m - 69.95m - blue-green-grey, mottled, carbonate(224'7"-229'6") veins at 50° to the L.C.A.; schistosit

between 70 - 80° to the L.C.A.

SAMPLE

NO.

38665867

5868

~. SULPH

IDES

JL-2%

5869

5870

587]

587;

587!

587^

5871T

PY

1-2SPyup 115%

!

I

FOOTAGEFROW

167'172'(2 Ic

178'

183'

187'

.0

192'

197'

202'

222'

232'

TO

172'178'

st)

183'

187'

192'

197'

202'

205'

227'

237'

TOTAL

5'4'

4'

4'

5'

5'

5'

3'

5'

5'

.-.

Au ASSAYS

ppbNil

30

Nil

10

Nil

. 10

Nil

Nil

60

210

oz TON OZ TON

-.

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY Frenchman Island F82-06HOLE NO.' SHEET NO..

CO

(£5

1

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COUJ§ccC3z3

FOOTAGE

PROM

75.59i(248'

TO

l 92.7304'3

DESCRIPTION

70.94m - 71.85m - pale yellow epidotized stringers @(232'9"-235'9") 85° to the L.C.A.; 1% pyrite as fine

disseminations and coarse vein(7mm wide) 0 - 20° to the L.C.A.,sulphides 1%.

72.79m (238*10")- red ankeritic alteration; broken core.

73.91m - 74.04m - conspicuous chloritized fragment with(242'6"-242 f 11") nebulus boundaries; trace sulphides

74.31m - 75.13m - more mafic than above, slightly(243'10"-246'6") schistose; core angles @ 65-70° to

the L.C.A.

75.13m - 75.48m - very siliceous, brecciated zone with(246 '6 "-247 ' 8") moderate sericite, epidote alteration;

mafic lamination between fragments;2-3% disseminated sulphides - up to10% Py locally and 1% Cpy as rare blebs

Jm Foliated Micro Granodiorite Porphyry1 )75.48m - 79.12m - increasing schisosity and sericitizatio(247* 8"-259'7")

77.16m - 77.19m - white quartz-carbonate vein with tour-(253* 2"-253' 3") maline stringers and green mafics;

2-3% disseminated sulphides, up to7% Py locally.

Tourmaline blebs at 77.07m (254 '11") - 77.87m (255 '6")and 78.53m (257*8") - 77'51m (257*7"), 77.16m (253'2")and 77.70m (254*11") - associated tourmaline needlesaligned with foliation. Trace green fushite;CPY 1-2% disseminated'-•-.-'. - .

SAMPLE

MO.

5876

5877

5878

*

i

-, SULPH

IDES

2-3^Py

FOOTAGEFROM

237'

246'

252'

TO

242'

252'

257'

TOTAL

5'

6'

5*

AU ASSAYS

'". ppb

30

40

50

01 TOM OZ TON

..?

Ma.,,- _



COto

to too1RotrO

1 COLU

SccC323

FORM 2

FOOTAGE

FROM TO

DESCRIPTION

78.02m (256') - 78.33m (257') - largy Py cube andradiating tourmaline needles.

78.43m (257*4"), 77.97m (255*10") - specks of fushite

Py disseminated 2-5%, locally 10% in blebs Cpy trace

78.48m (257*6") Py stringer 15%

78.56m (257*9") - 78.86m (258*9") more mafics (darker)but still sericite rich. Py 1-2% disseminated

78.99m (259*2") qtz fragment with tourmaline, Py. 1% blel

79.04m (259*4") qtz lens.

Core Angles

77.42m (254') @ 70° LAC78.94m (259') @ 65°

79.12m (259'7") - 79.37m (260*5") - Quartz vein withtourmaline patches fushite, and clasts of sericitizedwallrock (Py 3-5% disseminated in wall rock, fushite

Similar to 73.71m (241*10") - 74.32m (243*10") with amore felsic pinke segment (with a few carbonate stringersvery crudely foliated 79.95m (262*4") - 80.62m (264*6")The remainder is more mafic, varying in degree ofschistocity but overall mildly to moderately schistosePy disseminated 2-5%

79.80m (261 '10") qtz.carb. vein with tourmaline and darkgreen mafic inclusion Py 1%

79.85m (262') discontinuous qtz. vein with tourmaline& mafic inclusions

SAMPLE

MO.

5879

)5880

5881

", SULPM

IDES

3-5Py

FOOTAGETROW

* 257'

262*

267*

TO

262'

267*

272'

TOTAL

5'

5'

5 f

_

ASSAYSAu

1 ppb

280

310

40

o I TON 02 TOW

-Jf

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY___



FOOTAGE

^ROM TO

DESCRIPTION

80.92m (265*6") mafic stringer with 5% Py

81.07m (266') pink qtz. vein @ 60°

81.27m (266'8") - 81.35m (266*11") qtz-carb. vein with mafic margins, PY 25% in carbonate. Pink qtz. lens next to vein

81.78m (268.4") less sericite, more mafic blebs.

82.44m (270'6") pink feldspar vein @ 60° Py 1%

82.52m (270*9") carb. lens with mafics

82.47m (270*7") carb. lens with mafic stringer Py 1%

83.08m (272*7")- 83.51m (274*) 3 carb veinlets 1 qtz. carb. vein @ 65°

83.86m (275*2") qtz-carb. vein with sericite rich margins

86.02m (282*3") vein of pale yellow (sericite) with mafic margins. Py 4%

86.13m (282*7") mafic cement in fracture @ 65° Py 3-4%

86.30m (283*2") fracture filled with mafics and Py (30%) ,Cpy 20% @ 600

86.25m (283*) mafic smears crosscut by carbonatized fracture @ 70°

86.46m (283*8") - 86.51m (283*10") pink felsic fractured veins 80°

86.53m (283*11" carb. vein 120°

86.56m (284*) - 87.47m (287*) occasional carb. veinlet

SAMPLE

MO.

5882

5883

5884

5885

•-, SULPH

IDES

FOOTAGEFROK/

272*

277*

282*

287*

TO

277*

282*

287*

292*

TOTAL

5*

5*

5*

5*

.-.

AU ASSAYS

~. ppb

30

40

1,900

60

OZ TOW OZ TON

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY___



FOOTAGE

^ROM TO

DESCRIPTION

87.32m (286*6") more sericitized

87.57m (287*4") - 87.62m (287*6") qtz-carb-maf ic-sericite veinlets

88.11m (289*1") - 88.28m (289*8") qtz-carb veins & vein lets with mafic stringers and tourmaline stringers and blebs sericite rich

88.49m (290*4") - 88.64m (290*10") qtz. knots and lens with chlorite and tourmaline inclusions and smears. Sericite rich

89.00m (292*) - 89.15m (292*6") carbonate veins discontinuous .

89.15m (292*6") - 89.89m (294*11") Very fine grained grey-green rock with aligned elongated mafic blebs (various sizes, but all small) schistocity increases with depth. Carbonate veinlets and stringers are randomly oriented.

89.22m (292*9") felsic-qtz-carb. vein with sericitic margins, small mafic belb inclusions.

89.48m (293*7") felsic vein with indistinct margins

89.61m (294*) qtz-carbonate vein @ 65°

Core Angles

81.07m (266*) @ 65° LCA 82.90m (272') @ 70° 85.64m (281*) @ 70° 87.17m (286*) @ 75° 88.08m (289 1 ) § 75° 89.76m (294*6") @ 75°

SAMPLE

NO.

5886

n; SULPHIDES

FOOTAGE

FROV!

292*

TO

297*

TOTAL

5*

Au ASSAYS

ppb

80

01 TON OZ TON

DIAMOKD DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY Frenchman Island

CO

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HOLE N

FOOTAGE

FROM

92.73n(304*2

TO

154.5") -

DESCRIPTION

89.89m (294'11") - 92.76m ( 304'4") Sheared, schistoserock as defined by the laminated, alternating layers ofmafics & felsics. The felsics are lensoidal while themafics are smeared around the felsics

90.39m (296'7") - 90.42m (296'8") cloudy, white lensesof qtz . or feldspar between mafics (larger lenses)

90.42m (296'9" - 90.47m (296'10") pink and white quartz-carb. feldspar vein @ 75-80°. Cpy 1%

92.40m (303'2") - 92'74m (304'3") decrease in felsics,not as severely sheared

Mineralization89.89m (294*11") - 90.60m (297*3") Py 2%90.60m (297*3") - 92/73m (304*3") Py 1%

3m507') Micro-Quartz-Diorite - contact is indistinct.

Green-grey-blue, coarse-grained and mottled withsome very fine-grained homogenous sections. Fractureswithin the coarse-grained fabrics are infilled withwhite carbonate material. The fractures have finegrained margins .

92.81m (304*6") - 93.97m (308*4") fine grained fractured(carbonate filled) 0-30%

93.44m (306 '7") - lighter greem material and epidote,in swirls.

94.74m (310*10")- large fracture filled with smearedcarbonate & mafics @ 45

93.97m (308*4") = 108.70m (356*8") mildly fractured,infilled

^ F82-06

SAMPLE

NO.

5887

5888

"V SUIPH

IDES

^DOTAGETROV

297'

302'

TO

302

307

TOTAL

5'

5'

.-

SHEET NO. 9 of 16

Au ASSAYS

~. ppb

20

50

02 TOW 02 TOW

.

FOOTAGE

FROM TO

DESCRIPTION

96.51m (316 '8") - 319 "8" - mixed fine and coarse grains

98.90m (324'6") very fine grain chloritic clast with epidote

98.90m (324*6") - 98.98m (324*9") Py & AsPy 1% in carbonate at the border of a clast

100.58m (330') - 102* 71m (337') coarse-grained patches within fine grained diorite, with angular mafic blebs of various sizes and comspicuous green-yellow rounded

102.71m (337') - 30° fracture filled with carb.

103.19m (338*7") qtz-carbonate bleb with 3% Cpy.

103.52m (339 "8") qtz-carb. knot with a small amount of tourmaline

104.61m (341*9") - 104.54m (343') - 11 parallel microfractures - 35°

105.30m (346*6") - 105/68m (346*9") - patches of fine grained fabric within a coarse grained section

105.89m (347*5") - 45° fracture filled with carbonate followed by a fine grained section from (347* 5") 105.89m to (348') 106.07m.

105.76m (347*) - 108.50m (356') a few fractures, carbonat i zed .

108.10m (354'8") - 108.17m (354*11"), 108.22m (355*1") - 108.33m (355*5") qtz-carb. knots with mafic stringers

108.50m (356') - 108.58m (356*3") 2 carbonate-filled fractures, with mafics

SAMPLE

NO.<". SULPH

IDES


...

ASSAYS

-. -. OZ TOM 02 TON

-.

•>

NAME OF PROPERTY. Frenchman Island•

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CO CO

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FC*MZ

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HOLE N<

FOOTAGE

^ROM TO

DESCRIPTION

108.70m (356'8") - 120.49m (395'4") Same as aboveTrace Py.

118.81m (389*10") pink qtz. blebs. Fine grained patchesat:112.67m (369'8") - 112.75m (369*11")116.96m (383'9") - 117.19m (385.6")

113.58m (372*8") - qtz-carb. vein @ 65°, some pink blebsepidotized margins

Fractures

109.31m (358'8") - 40° LCA110.10m (361'3") - 45°110.84m (363*8") - 0-45° - pink feldspar blebs114.77m (376*7") - 40°115.21m (378') - 30°119.78m (393') - 120.19m (294*4") - 4 microf ractures

35 - 50°

Core Angles

91.44m (300') - 80° LCA92.65m (304') - 70°96.31m (316') - 75°98.44m (323') - 65°102.56m (336'6") - 50°104.85m (344') - 50°113.38m (372') - 50°117.04m (384') - 65°119.78m (393') - 60°

120.49m (395'4") - 123.23m (404'4") Same as above

Carbonate veint:127.48m (418'3") - 50°127.55m (418 I 6") - 35°

-, F82-06

SAMPLE

NO. ~. SULPH.

IDES

^OOTAGECROM TO

-

TOTAL

.-.

SHEET NO. 11 of 16

ASSAYS

~. ~. oz TON OZ TON

••'III I 1 1 | 1

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY Frenchman Island

HOLE NO.F82-06

SHEET NO.12 of 16

FOOTAGE

CROW TO

DESCRIPTION

Fractures

121.15m ( 397'6") - 45°Fine-grained section:122.47m (401'10") - 122.57m (402'2")slightly schistose:122.88m (403*2") - 123.03m (403*8")

123.23m (404*4") - 123.97m (406*9") Pinkish section with40% light beige coarse grained felsics (angular torounded) , some altered pink or pale yellow, in a mediumgrey ground mass (40%) with crudely foliated mafics (20%)mesocratic. Slightly epoditized patches 123.56m (405*5")

123.23m (404*4") - 123.39m (404*10") - fractured withsegments of the mottled blue-green rock type (above)with the pink rock type. Fracture 0-10° filled withcarbonate and mafics in stringers.

123.97m (406*9") - 124.20m (407*6") Fine grained schistwith lenses and irregular bands of mafics, pink stainedfelsics and qtz. Py 1% - coarse grained, archedralcarbonate patches and stringers with smeared pink felsicmargins .

124.20m (407*6") - 124.55m (408*8") medium grained,mesocratic, altered quartz r'.iorite

124.55m (408*8") - 124.86m (409*8") Brecciated sectionof the pink rock type (similar to 123.23m (404*4") to123.97m (406*9") but it is more pink, and has veinletsof homogenous pink feldspar at random orientationsThe beige crystals are larger than before there arefragments of medium-grained blue-green rock of the abovesection. Carbonate filled fractures 0-45

SAMPLE

NO.

5889

5890

*•„ SULPH

IDES

FOOTAGEFROM

404'

407*5

TO

407*5

1 412'

TOTAL

" 3*5"

4*7"

.-

ASSAYSAu": ppb

30

10

01 TON OZ TON

^

'••




FOOTAGE

^ROM TO

DESCRIPTION

124.86m (409'8") - 131.54m (431'7") Medium grained diroi-

125.62m (412'2") - 125.82m (412'10") strong light green staining (epidote?) in a felsic rich area. Patches and veins of pink feldspar 0-10°,qtz-carbonate vein at 124.94m (409'11") @ 75° blue qtz . knot. Py 1% bleb in vein

Veins and Fractures

126.43m (414*10") white qtz-carbonate vein with mafic- rich margins

126.71m (415 '9") localized shearing, mafic rich (chlorit* with large blebs of Py 20%. Cpy-trace

126.81m (416'1") carbonate vein with tourmaline or biotite rims @ 40°. 10mm wide

126.87m (416*3") qtz. -carbonate vein with indistinct sericitic borders @ 60°

126.97m (416 '7") fracture 40-45° filled with mafics (fine grained) and carbonate

127.32m (417*9") carbonate filled fracture @ 55°

127.58m (418*7") - 128.62m (422*) 10 fractures filled with atz . and/or carbonate

128.01m (420*) - 128.26m (420*10") carb-qtz filling fracture, knots and sericite.

128.57m (421*10") - 129.00m (423*3") series of parallel slip planes (microshears) with discontinuous carbonate veinlets, lenses and patches. Mafic smears Py 1% disseminated

SAMPLE

NO.

e

!?)

589'

~, SULPH

IDES

FOOTAGE

FROV

420'

TO

424*6

TOTAL

1 4*6'

.-.

ASSAYSAu

~ppb

40

OZ TON OZ TOM

-.

t

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME

HOLE NO. F82-06 SHEET NO..

FOOTAGE

^ROM TO

-

DESCRIPTION

128.97m (423' 2") - qtz .-carbonate vein with fine-grainedchlorite and biotite margins with fine grained blebs ofPy - 2%

129.53m (425') low angle fracture 0-20°-carbonate filledwith pink-stained feldspars

130.80m (429 '2") - 131.06m (430') - carbonate patches,biotite rich country rock

131.72m (432'2") -131.74m (423'3"), 131.54m (431'7") -131.56m (431' 8") - carbonate qtz filling fractures,epidote - rich areas.

131.54m (431'7") - 139.39m (457' 4") Fine-grained greenishqtz.-diorite with aligned elongated conspicuous darkmafics. Occasional carbonate veins, irregularlyoriented

134.59m (441'7") - 134.92m (442' 8") 0-20° fracturezone, rusty; qtz. vein crosscutting the fracture133.88m (4 39 '3") feldspar vein with epidote

137.31m (450 '6") 25° fracture, carbonate filled

139.39m (457 '4") - 139.62m (458 '1") Well foliated(crenulated green mafics around blue felsics) schistwith carbonate patches Py 1%

139.62m (458'1") - 139.84m (458'10")- Felsic rich, grey-pink-blue with dark mafic blebs crudely foliated. Blueqtz. eyes microf ractures 50 Py 1%

139.84m (458'10") - 140.38m (460'7") Similar to 139.39m(457 M") - 139.62m (458' 1") but not as well foliated

SAMPUE

NO.

5892

5893

*. SULPH

IDES

FOOTAGEFROM

140'

457'

TO 1

444'

462'

• TOTAL

4'

5'

ASSAYSAu~. ppb

70

30

OZ TON OZ TOM

-.

'III


HOLE NO. F82-06 SHEET 15 of 16

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CDtoCO

1 O-^

LANGRIOGES - TOROI

FOOTAGE

FROM TODESCRIPTION

140.38m (460'7") - 140.89m (462'3") - Finely mottled witi little contrast in colours (light green altered feldspars with darker green mafics) . Carbonate vein 0-45 indirect orientation , pinches, swells). Trace Py. 140.38m (460' 7") trace rusty-red staining

140.89m (462'3") - 142.41m (467'3") Similar to 139.84m (458 '10") - 140.38m (460 '7") with local variations in the degree of schistocity, some blue qtz eyes and redish- stained feldspars. 141.65m (464 "9") soft rusty material on fracture, some material leached trace Cpy, Py 1%.

142.41m (467'3") - 142.77m (468'5") Similar to the above but more light grey-pink felsics, blue qtz. eyes. Very finely disseminated Py 1%

142.74m (468'4") - 142.77m (468'5") crystalline pink qtz. - carbonate vein with mafic margins. Py within mafics 3-5% enhedral cubies.

142.77m (468'5") - 143.40m (470'6") Similar to 139.39m (457 '4") - 139.62m (458*1") carbonate patches, fine chloritic clasts (angular)

143.04m (469'5")Py 1% disseminated 143.20m (469'10") a little rusty staining

143.40m (470'6") = 142.41m (473'4") Similar to 142.41m (467 '3") - 142.77m (468 '5") but more blue-green due to the blue qtz. Finely disseminated Py 5%, in blebs also. 145.10m (476'1") carbonate-feldspar (pink) knot and veinlet with indistinct borders, blue qtz. Py 10%

Core Angles

122.98m (403'6") @ 85° LCA 125. S7m (412') @ 80° 134.56m (441'6") @ 85° 141.72m (465 1 ) @ 75°

SAMPLE

NO-.

5894

5895

~, SULPH

IDES

FOOTAGEfROW

462'

467'

TO

467'

472'

TOTAL

5'

5'

ASSAYSAu

'-.ppb

140

30

OZ TON 01 TON

CDto

totoCO

12zoo: Ot—

1LU

gccC3Z

^ FORM 2

FOOTAGE

,ROV TO

DESCRIPTION

144.26m (473'4") - 145.64m (477.10") Same as above. Smallamounts of deep red staining, epidotized sections (very small) , Py 3% disseminated.

145.64m (477*10") - 145.84m (478*6") Same as above butfiner texture. 145.89m (478 '8") pink qtz-carb. vein, tra<tourmaline and Py. Not as schistose.

145.84m (478*6") - 146'68m (481*3") Same as above butmore randomly oriented mafic stringers.

146.68m (481'3") - 150.00m (492'2") Same as above butmedium grained

147.69m (484*7") - 148.43m (487 1 ) 3qtz. knotted areaswith swirled mafics, carbonate and Py 15% disseminatedcoarse cubes. Small amounts of rust-red ankeritic stainii

150.00m (492*2") - 150.05m (492'4") Very fine grained,epidote rich with conspicuous mafic blebs.

150.05m (492*4") - 152* 59m (500 '8") Light-grey-pink-bluefine to medium grained, slightly to well foliated. 2amall corbonate veins @ 65° at 150.33m (493 '3")

152.59m (500*8") - 154.53m (507*) Fine grained green rockwith conspicuous mafic blebs of various sizes. Numerousrandomly oriented hairline carbonate and epidote? veinlet:Pink felsic blotches at 154.32m (506 '4")

Core Angles

144.77m (475') @ 75° LCA /148.74m (488*) @ 80° / ~>^-151.17m (496*) @ 65° ,/ _^ U^^^153.00m (502*) @ 75° /V^

END OF HOLE - CASING LEFT INACID TEST COMPLETED

SAMPLE

NO.

5896

:e

589"

'9

» .

-, 5ULPH

IDES

ROOTAGEF90V

474'

482'

TO

477'

487'

TOTAL

3'

5'

_

AU ASSAYS

". ppb

30

30

OZ TOW OZ TON

"

1

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDF82-° 7 SHEET NO. 1

NAME OF PROPERTY r rencnman isxanaHOLE NC

LOG ATIO

LATITUD

ELEVAT1

STARTEC

•> F82-07 LENGTH 2.57' - 78.3^mN 0 + 4 5 S o f LQV 0 -f- 18Ec- DEPARTllRF

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FOOTAGE

FROM

0

1.22m (4 1

TO

1.22r (4 f )

48.18i 150 '3'

FOOTAGE

128'6"

DIP AZIMUTH

-41°:!0'

FOOTAGE

DESCRIPTI ON

i Casing Intermediate Lapilli Tuff

. ) Fine to medium grained chloritic lapilli tuff, dark grey blue with light yellow plagioclase - Curdely foliated in parts .

Veins

1.37m (4 '6") white qtz-carbonate with chlorite and bioti Py in blebs at margins 2-3%

2.72m (8 '11") - 2.79m (9 '2") qtz-carbonate vein with mafic inclusions. Py in carbonate and mafics as fine grained blebs and coarse crystals 10% locally

3.43m (11 '3") qtz-carbonate vein, 40mm wide mafic margins and light pink fine grained reaction rims. Py in mafics 1-2%

Fractures

2.28m (7 "6") - 2.61m (8 '7") large epidotized green clast with distinct boundaries. It is of felsic composition with a small amount of mafics. Its fractured in 6 place @ 80°, filled with carbonate

3.33m (10 '11") fracture @ 50°

SAM

NO.

:e

SULPH IDES

2-3%

1-2%

FROM

DIP

P L E

AZIMUTHR EM A

Contr

LOGGE

FOOTAGE

PY

Py

TO TOTAL

FtK&Oi~e> S TT-O — RO _

actor: Amisk Drilling

D BY L. White

ASSAYS

r* % OZ/TON OZ/TON

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME O F PROPERTY. Frenchman Island

HOLE NO. F82-07 SHEET NO.. 2 Of 10

FOOTAGE

FROM TO

DESCRIPTION

Mineralization:

Py is in disseminated coarse cubes, or fine grained•blebs or stringers 5%. Locally 7-10%

3.66m (12') - 4.52m (14 "10") Fine grained, light greenwith conspicuous dark mafics. Light blue, fine grainedquartz. Moderately foliated

4.14m (13 "7") fracture filled with Quartz-carbonate @ 50Py 1-2%

4.52m (14'10") - 5.08m (16'8") Fine grained mottled(patchy) pink-green-black with little or no foliation,slightly epidotized. Trace or no Py4.98m (16 '4") parallel rusty fractures @ 50°5.08m (16 '8") - 5.59m (18 '4") Dark grey with conspicuouslight yellow plagioclase (20%) rounded to angular crystano preferred orientation. Dark mafic blebs. Some redstaining along core breaks. Py diss. 2-3%

5.59m (18'4") - 8.33m (27'4") Similar to 3.66m (12') -4.52m (14 '10") but it is more brecciated, altered withlight green patches and stringers of random orientation.Medium grained plagioclase are conspicuous in places.The colour darkens slightly with depth and with localvariations in epidote content

6.86m (22 '6") pinch and swell carbonate vein @ 65°7.06m (23 '2") carbonate vein with rusty weathered Py7.85m (25 '9") carbonate veinlet @ 60°

Core Angles

2.74m (9') - 45' to the LCA3.96m (13 1 ) - 50°7.62m (25 1 ) - 60°

SAMPLE

MO.

X

>

-S,

% SULPH

IDES

ip tc10%

.-2%E

2-3?£• *J C

FOOTAGEFROM

Py

y ..

Py

TO TOTAL

ASSAYS

% -. OZ TON OZ TON

.,


F82-07

Frenchman Island

HOLE NO.' SHEET NO. 3 of 10

FOOTAGE

TO

DESCRIPTIONSAMPLE

'. SULPM

IDES

FOOTAGE

ASSAYS

02• TON 02 TOW

8.33m (27M") - 11.58m (37'11") Similar to 4.52m (14'10") - 5.08m (16"8") with a mediut to coarse grained section at 8.97m (29'5") - 9.27m (30'5"). This section has felsic-rich blotches and a 30° hairline fracture

19.21m (33"6") trace red stainingnwith carbonate blebs, the odd carbonate veinlet @ 65-70 (0 over the entire section).

10.97m (36') large dark fragments with gradational margin

10.67m (35') - 11.07m (36*4") low angle micro-fractures0-20 Py 1% disseminated

11.58m (37'11") = 13.36m (43*10") Similar to 5.59m (ISM"- 8.33m (27'4") with distinct rounded heterolithic fragmentssome eqidotized.

o11.91m (39'1") carbonate vein @ 6512.14m (39'10") carbonate veinlet @ 7512.88m (42'3") mildly rusty fracture @ 60W

\

Core Angles

8.53m (28') 55° LCA 10.67m (35') 60° 12.80m (42') 45

13.36m (43'10") - 23.49m (77'1") Same as above- Fragment lapilli tuff crosscut by relatively large felsic veins or lenses with rims of white feldspar or quartz. For exampl

13.61m (44'8") - 13'69m (44'11") vein with country rock inclusions. Fracture infilled with carbonate and deep red feldspar staining. Py 1% in blebs.

14.58m (47'10")- 45° vein.

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NAME OF PROPERTY. Frenchman Island^v • wm • w • ^ •> v BV >^ •m«^BBH BimBBB v v ™»^— •

HOL.E N<

FOOTAGE

FROM TODESCRIPTION

14.93m (49 1 ) - 15.54m (51') - 10-30° vein, 30mm, mafic inclusions, Py 1-2% locally, Cpy 1% locally, dark red staining in places; 3 parallel fractures 0-10% , carbonate & red staining.

15.72m (51'7") - 60° vein, fractured 85°

16.31m (53'6") - 16.53rn (54'3") - vein 35° epidote clotin vein.

17.40m (57'1") - 17'55m (57'7") lens with rusty red staining

17.91m (58'9") vein 50°

17.98m (59') - 18.29m (60') complex veining pattern wit! epidotized clots

18.49m (60'8") - 45 vein, epidotized inclusions

19.00m (62'4") - 19.33m (63'5") vein 20°, 25mm wide, 4 fractures 50 filled with carbonate with dark red rims

20.98m (68'10") - 21.16m (69'5") 40° vein, fractured 65°

Other veins

19.48m (63'11") white carbonate vein with dark red (ankerite?) staining with mafic inclusions @ 55°

20.09m (65 '11") dark red stringer

21.23m (69'8") - 21.66m (71*1") low angle fracture @ 0-20° filled with mafic (chloritic) material rimmed and crosscut by carbonate vein fragments. Pink feldspar inclusions, blotches of quartz. Py blebs 2%

-, F 82 07 SHEET NO.

SAMPLE

NO.% SULPH

IDES

2%

POOTAGEFROM

Py

TO TOTAL

4 of 10

ASSAYS

~. -. OZ. TOW OZ TON

-



HOLE NO. SHEET NO. 5 of in

CD CD

5

1 o»—2

O

1COLUOoccC3

1

FOOTAGE

FROM TO

DESCRIPTION

21.44m (70'4") - 21.62m (VO'll") pinker felsic area

22.60m (74'2") red, cherty

22.60m (74'2") - 23'47m (77') white carbonate stringers,random orietnations

23.49m (77'1") carbonate stringers with red staining

17.37m (57') red rusty staining along core break

23.49m (77'1") - 26'82m (88') Similar to 8.97m (29'5")- 9.27m (30 "5") - medium to coarse grained felsic, mottlewith a few qtz. -carbonate veins and stringers with rustyred staining. Py 3% disseminated

23.80m (78'1") qtz.-carb. vein, moderately brecciated,red staining.

26.11m (85'8") - 26.82m (88') very blocky

26.82. (88') - 28' 24m (92' 8") Dark grey, fine grained witnumerous carbonate stringers @ 65 ; core breaks alongfoliation planes, although the foliation isn't readilyvisible.

28.24m (92'8") - 29'94m (98'3") Well foliated fine tomedium grained, more felsic than above.

29.34m (96 '3") - 29.51m (96 ' 10") reddish pink tinge offelsics

29.5m (96 "10") - 29 '72m (97 '6") blocky leached carbonatepockets, rusty weathering products.

SAMPLE

NO.

d

h

5901

5902

5903

w, SULPH

IDES

3% P]

FOOTAGEFROV

96'

98'8"

101'8

T o

98'8"

101'E

1 105'

TOTAL

2 '8"

" 3'

3 '4"

.-

AU ASSAYS

~ ppb

Nil

20

10

02 TOK 02 TON

-.

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPFRTV Frenchman Island__________HOI r NO F82-07______________ SHFFT MO 6 Of 10

FOOTAGE

FROM TO

DESCRIPTION

Veins

28.39m (9 3 "2") vein composed of angular qtz fragments @ 65°

28.72m (94 '3") qtz fragment vein 7mm @ 60°

28.75m (94 "4") qtz fragment vein 15mm @ 70°

29.36m (96'4") irregular qtz. vein @ 65°

29.74m (97 '7") quartz-carbonate lenses.

Mineralization Py 1-3%

29.94m (98'3") - 31.29m (102'8") Very quartz rich, mottle no apparent folaition, barying locally in colour with mafic content. Local patches of mafics (chlorite, anphibole) , qtz and feldspar Py 5-7% disseminated. Tourmaline needles Py locally 25 - 30% along fracture face.

31.29m (102 '8") - 33.83m (111 1 ) Same as above but not as quartz-rich except 31.59m (103'8") - 31.90m (104'8"). Moderately defined foliation as seen by an orientation of the mafics. Medium grained

33.53m (110') - 33.60m (110' 3") 2 parallel white qtz veins (35mm, 10mm) @ 70

33.83m (111') qtz-carbonate vein 60°

Mineralization: Py disseminated and blebs 3%, locally 10%

33.83m (111 1 ) - 36.37m (119 '4") Similar to the above but more mafic. Fragments are still distinguishable

35.28m (115 "9") - 35.58m (116 '9") coarser grained, more qtz. rich.

SAMPLE

MO.

a5904 5905

5906 5907

% SULPH 'DES

toui 25-3C Py

!L-10i

FOOTAGEFROV

105' .108'%

Py

111 1 115'

TO

108' 111'

115' 118'

TOTAL

3' 3'

4' 3'

.-.

Au ASSAYS

~. ppb

30Nil

Nil Nil

OZ TON 02 TOM

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPERTY^ Frenchman Island

HOLE NO. F82-07 SHEET NO.. 7 of 10

FOOTAGE

CROM TO

DESCRIPTION

36.12m (118'6") - 36.35m (119'3") 3 discontinuousquartz veins - all 20-30 mm wide.

34.62m (113 '7") quartz-carbonate patch, Py blebs 3-5%

Mineralization: Py disseminated and in blebs 8%

36.37m (119'4") - 40.16m (131'9") Similar to 26.82m(88') - 28.24m (92'8") but slightly darker, carbonatepatches and stringers.

39.42m (120' 4") - 39.82m (130 '8") very blocky rustypatches

Mineralization

Trace Py36.65m (120 "3") - 36.88m (121') Cpy 2% with carbonate

40.16m (131*9") - 45.49m (149'3") Similar to above buta little coarser grained, becoming more felsic down thesection. Fine grained fragments, carbonate stringer.Py 3% disseminated.

Veins

42.57m (139 '8") 2 parallel qtz veins @ 85°. Py blebs incountry rock 10-15%

43.99m (144'4") - 44'09m (144'8") white qtz vein, barrenthin green mafic margins @ 75

45.00m (147'8") - 45.08m (147'11") quartzose section,qtz. blebs, lenses, mafic inclusions.

45.11m (148') - 45.21m (148'4") white guartz carbonatevein with country rock inclusions @ 50

SAMPLE

MO.

i908

S909

14

5910

5911

~ SULPH

IDES

3-5%

8%

.r. P:% Cp

10-1Py

FOOTAGEFROV

Py

118'

121'

yy

5%

144'

147'

TO

121'

124'

147'

150'

TOTAL

3'

3'

3'

3'

.-

^u ASSAYS

". ppb

80

Nil

Nil

20

OZ TOX OZ TON

CO<o

to<£>O

1

ZOITO

1OT LU

8cc oz

FOOTAGE

FROM TO

DESCRIPTION

45.49m (149'3 fl ) - 45.79m (ISO'S") Quartz-rich rock mixedwith sericite schist country rock. Py 3% disseminated

Mineralized Quartz Vein Material

45.79m (ISO'S") - 48.18m (158'1") Mineralized quartz veinwith fragments of blue-dull white country rock (xenolithsand blotches of mineralized light pink silicious rock.Py found in blebs and stringers in qtz. blotches andfragments up to 20% locally. Overall 10-15%

47.01m (154'3") - 48.18m (158'1") White quartz veinmaterial with blotches and fragments of dark pink verycherty rocks, increasing with depth until it is totallypink chert with crystalline quartz veins @ 40 .Py concentrated in pink chert 15% disseminated, 1%blebs in quartz.

Chlorite-Sericite Schist

48.18m (158'1") - (257) Fine grained mineralized chloritesericite schist, numerous low angle microfractures,minute dark crystals (tourmaline) Py coarse and dissemina10%

48.61m (159 '6") qtz-carbonate vein with rusty schistmargins

51.10m (167'8") - 54.48m (178'9") more chloritic

50.39m (165 '4") - quartz vein with swirled sericite.

48.71m (159 '10") - 49.37M (162') low angle fractures0-10%, rusty coloured patches.

49.86m (163 '7") - 51.10m (167 '8") small shears in randomdirectons. Py disseminated 10%.50.90m (167') - 51.07m (167'7") low angle fracture

SAMPLE

NO.

591:

591:

591-

591!

:ed

5916

5917

5918

5919

%SULPH,

IDES

.0-15

15%

> 10%Py

10%Py

FOOTAGEFROM

150'

153'% Py

156'

Py

160'

164'9"

169 '9"

174'9"

179 '9'

TO

153

156

160

164

169'

174'

179'

18'9

TOTAL

' 3'

' 3'

' 6 '

' 9 " 4 ' <

3" 5'

3" 5'

r 5 1

n 51

Au ASSAYS

i

»

ppb

420

80

40

150

830/780

yo

130

400

OZ TON OZ TON

I I I I


HOLE NO. 82-07 SHEET NO. 9 of 10

FOOTAGE

FROM TO

DESCRIPTION

54.48m (178 '9") - 55.29m (181 '5") Mixed pink chert with white quartz, (similar to 47.01m (154'3") - 48.18m (158*1 but with more dark mafics in chert) Py 10% disseminated, Locally 15-20% blebs in quartz.

55.29m (181'5") - 57'22m (187'9") Fine-medium grained, light grey-blue schist (sericitic, chloritic) gently down the length of the core section . 55.47m (182') - 55.57m (182 '4") white qtz vein with pyrit rims .

57.22m (187'9") - 59.58m (195'6") Sericite schist (chlori with scattered black angular crystals or fragments (tourmaline?) 57.68m (189'3") - 59.58m (195'6") red ankerite disseminated through core

57.91m (190') - 58.08m (190'7") 2 small quartz carbonate veins @ 65 Py 1%

195'6" 257' Similar to 26.82m (88') - 28.24m (92'8") Local variations in grain size (fine-medium) felsic content. Some fine-grained blotches, possible fragments. Numerous carbonate veins with mafic margins 65-90 , discontinuous. Fractures: 63.09m (207') - 63.55m (208'6") 50-60 , crosscutting each other

67.53m (221'7") - 67.66m (222 1 ) sericite ankerite schsit. Py blebs 1%

69.01m (226'5") - 69.19m (227') lowangle fracture, silici segment with quartz knots. Pyrite filled fracture 0-30% Py 50% in the fracture 3% in country rock

70.05m (229'10") - 70.20m (230 ' 4") crenulated crystalline qtz-carbonate vein. Mafic trains, Py 2%, Cpy 1%

71.50m (234 '7") - 2 parallel qtz-carbonate vein @ 65°

71.40m (234 '3") - Py stringer

SAMPLE

MO.

It \

592

592

2

tic)

fied

•-, S'JIPH

IDES

D 10? Py

1% Py

50'- Py

2%Py

FOOTAGEFROM

184'S

189'9'

To

" 189

195'

TOTAL

'9" 5'

6 " 4 ' 9

.-.

Au ASSAYS

~

•

ppb

160

405

OZ TOW OZ TOW

-

'?

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OFHOLE NO.

Frenchman IslandF82-07 SHEET MO.10 of 10

FOOTAGE

FROM TO

78.33it(257')

DESCRIPTION

73.76m (242 ') qtz. carb. vein with beige reaction rim@ 45 , crosscuts carbonate stringers.

77.11m (253') - 77.31m (253'8") - fracture @ 40°, maficand carbonate infillingPy blebs 1-2%

Mineralization

Py disseminated 1%, concentrated in more felsic areas(i.e. 229' (69.80m) - 233' (71.01m) 1-2% disseminated)

Core Angels

49.38m (162') - 60° LCA53.34m (175') - 7055.47m (182') - 80°57.30m (188') - 70°58.52m (192 1 ) - 75°60.50m (198'6") - 65°66.44m (218' ) - 55° , 67.66m (222') - 60° /, 69.49m (228') - 65° / ^^^71.32m (234') - 65° , . \M> 73.45m (241') - 50° ^< 77.11m (253') - 60° '

END OF HOLE, CASING REMOVEDACID TEST COMPLETED

SAMPLE

NO. ~, SULPH

IDES

1-2%

1-2%

FOOTAGE^ROV

Py

Py

TO T OTAL

ASSAYS

". <-. OZ TON 02 TOM

A

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDFrenchman IslandNAME OF PROPERTY

HOLE NO. F82-Q8

LOCATION

LATITUDE ______________

ELEVATION _____________

Oct. 25/82

LENGTH 227QV L 1+ OOE; 0 + 45S

DEPARTURE

AZIMUTH 1 9.4

STARTED Set. 26/82D,P -44

collar u^ 227

FOOTAGE

227'

DIP

-44°3

AZIMUTH

0'

FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTHHOLE NO.1 ° f 6

REMARKSCore Size- BQ

Contractor: AmiskDrilling

LOGGED BY B. Fagan/L.White

FOOTAGE

FROM TO

DESCR IPTI ON

Lapilli Tuff, Crystal Tuff

3.66m (12') - 5.66m (18 '7") Fine to medium grained lapilltuff, blue-green, schistose, slightly sericitic (?). Py1%5.00m (16 '5") - Quartz lense5.08m (16 '8") - 5.28m (17 '4") - not as schistose, slightlbrecciated, Py 3% disseminated, CPy 1%5.51m (18'1") chlorite and carbonate in fracture @ 65°

5.66m (18'7") - 7.72m (25'4") Fine grained relativelyhomogenous, blue-green becoming more greenish with depth.Py in blebs, stringers, and disseminated 2%. Locally5-7 %.

7.72m (25'4") - 12.51m (41*2") Fine to medium grained,blue-green, mottled, patchy, slightly to moderately shearcarbonate patches. Occasional dark mafic blebs. Pydisseminated 2-3%, 5% locally in stringers & blebs.7.97m (26'2") - 8.33m (27'4") - 40° fracture withcarbonate film.8.63m (28 '4") - carbonate patch8.81m (28 '11") - 75 fracture with carbonate9.22m (30 '3") - carbonate patch9.34m (30 '8") 35 carbonate filled fracture10.62m (34 '10") - 45° carbonate filled fracture10.80m (35'5") -12.54m (41'2") small epidote stringersand veinlets (60 at 40'2" (12.24m)11.30m o37'l") - 11.48m (37' 8") epidote rich segmentwith 25 carbonate filled fracture.

SAMPLE

NO.

L-

T

sd,

SULPH IDES

09, T°

2%up t7% I

FOOTAGEFROM

y.

0

y

TO TOTAL

ASSAYS

% % OZ/TON OZ/TON

s

CD

CDCO CO

1

R0a: O

1CO01OO acOz

1

FOOTAGE

^ROM

1

TO

DESCRIPTION

12.54m (41 '2") - 12.93m (42 "5") Fine grained and banded,various shades of green, core angles 70 , carbonateveinlets @ 85 , & 65 . Py trace

12.93m (42 '5") - 13.33m (43 '9") Fragments of above inrock type similar to 7.72m (25'4") - 12.54m (41'2"),epidote stringers of random orietnation. Py blebs anddisseminated 2%. Carbonate fragment within a dark finegrained bank at 43 '9" (13.33m)

13.33m (43*9") - 15.24m (50 1 ) Similar to 7.72m (25'4") -12.54m (41 '2") but with higher mafic content. Moderageepdiote alteration. Py blebs and disseminated 2%14.50m (47 '7") - 14.65m (48*1") - fine grained dark bank(like 12.54m (41'2") - 12.93m (42'5") with fragments ofthe tuffaceous mottled rock.

15.24m (50') - 22.55m (74') Same as above but moreepidotized. Py 4% disseminated15.24m (50') - 15.80m (51'10") - 0-35° fracture, filledwith quartz-carbonate veining with fibrous epidotemargins .

16.33m (53*7") - 16.51m (54*2") - discontinuous vein ofquartz-carbonate with large needles of tourmalinein the carbonate, and red-rusty staining at the edgesof the vein @ 4519.89m (65 '3") - large CPy bleg20.19m (66 '3") - large Py bleb17.32m (56*10") quartz-carbonate knot with mafic andepidote blotches.18.67m (61*3") carbonate veinlet with dark smears oftourmaline? at margins19.91m (65'4") - 20.09m (65*11") series of 2 veins?Qtz-Carb. veins with fibrous epidote and large blotchesof tourmaline inclusions. Py blebs 5%, CPy 2% blebs

19.83m (65*1") CPy bleb 1%

SAMPLE

NO.

5922

5923

<-„ SULPH

IDES

;r. I

2%

9 9- T £ -& t

4% I

5% t<

1-2%

Tiino:

5%Py2% <

FOOTAGEFROM

'VJ

Py

'v2

>y

52 '9"

>ur

Cpy64*10'

: tour

:py

TO

54'9

1 67'2

TOTAL

" 2'

" 2 '8"

Au ASSAYS

~ ppb

10

20

oz TON O2 TON


HOLE NO. F82-08 SHEET NO 3 of

FOOTAGE

FROM TO

DESCRIPTION

20.98m (68' 10"}- fracture with red rusty staining andcarbonate @ 6021.01m (68 "11") small carb. veinlet with mafic rims & CpY1%21.59m (70'10"), 21.79m (71'6"), 21.87m (71*9"), 21.97m(72'1"), 22.35m (73'4") - carbonate veinlets 55-65

22.55m (74') -24.61m (80*9") Similar to 13.33m (43*9")5.24m (50') but coarser grained, larger fragments,moderately foliated23.97m (78 '8") carbonate vein 60-65 , wavey margins

24.61m (80 '9") - 24.84m (81 '6") Fine grained dark greenwith epidote crenulations (blebs & veinlets)24.94m (81*10") - large Py bleb 2%

24.84m (81 '6") - 25.70m (84 '4")- Medium grained, morefelsic with epidotized plagioclase, moderate foliation,dark mafic blebs. Trace Py

25.70m (84*4") - 35.13m (115*3") Similar to 50' (15.24m)- 74' (22.55m) with local variations in grain size, epidocontent, and fragment content & size. Py 1-2% disseminat*Large felsic fragment, eipdotized & dark mafic fragments32.79m (107*7") - 35.13m (115*3") no large fragments26.52m (87') - 26.62m (87'4") blebs of epidote richcarbonate (leached) blebs.

35.13m (115 '3") - 37 '18m (122') more felsic than abovemore homogenous looking with moderately oriented mafics.Py finely disseminated 1-2% Py35.71m (117 '2") - 35.86m (117 '8") carbonate vein withleached line down the middle. Mafic blotches at edges-forms a U. Pinkish35.20m (115 '6") - 35.28m (115 '9") epidote near microfract

SAMPLE

NO.

:e•d

ire

% SULPHIDES

1% C

2%

tr.

1-2%

1-2%

FOOTAGEFROM

PY

Py

Py

Py

Py

TO TOTAL

ASSAYS

% ~ 01 TON OZ TON

•

^



SHEET NO. 4 of 6

CO

CDCDCO

1

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Oo:O

1LU

8trO

FORM z

FOOTAGE

FROM TO

DESCRIPTION

37.18m (122') - 39.82m (ISO'S") Similar to above butmore fragmental (large) , more felsic, Py in blebs andstringers 5% locally 10%37.41m (122'9") - 27'79m (124'), 38.10m (125'), 38.25m(125*6"), 38.30m (125*8") carbonate veinlets and patches

38.33m (125 '9") Py 50% in carbonate patches38.35m (125*10") - 39.40m (126*) chloritic schistwith carbonate, Py 507%38.48m (126*3)- 39.32m (129') mildly brecciated39.32m (129') - 39 ' 82m (130'8") concentration of largefine grain mafic fragments or bands with carbonatesmears, well foliated Py disseminated 3-5%

39.82m (ISO'S") - 40.76m (133*9") Fine to medium grainedgranodioritic, small carbonate stringers. Py 2-3% dissem:40.69m (133*6") - 40.76m (133*9") felsic laminationscore angles range from 40 to 80 to the L.C.A.

40.8m (133*8") - 48m (157 "5") Fine grained grey-pinkflesic rock with 3-5% disseminated magnetite & minordisseminated py.43m (141 ') - 46. 9M (154*) r-oderatlv sheared46.9m (154*) - 48' (157 ' 5" ( coarser grained pink feldspa:rock with blebs of chlorite and up to 3-5% disseminatedPy47.1m (154 '5") - 47 '4m (156*) 10-15% granular py incontorted blebs.

SAMPLE

NO.

5924

5925

592€

nate

592"

5925592S

593C

•-, SULP"

IDES

up5-1Py

50%loca

5-7%Py

3-5%Py

d2-3%

3-5%

3-5%Py

i 10-Py

FOOTAGEFROM

toD* 122

127

Pylly

129'

Py

134'

mag.

137*142*

15*147

TO

1 127'

1 129

135'

137

142*147*

' 151

TOTAL

5*

2'

5'

3'

5*5'

1 4 '

".

ASSAYSAu

~.ppb

50

40

160

385

1060

250

01 TON 02 TON

*

,

F82-08

Frenchman Island


^

CO

CDiDCO

ezOCCO

1V)tu§a;O

FORM 2

FOOTAGE

FROM

48m(157'5

TO

63. 4r"-208 1

DESCRIPTION

) Intermediate Lapilli Tuff

48m (147'5") - 51.8m (170') chloritized Lapilli Tuffwith carbonate blebs and veinlets, some mild shearing,disseminated Py & trace of Cp

49.4m (162') - 49.5m (162 ' 3'M Qtz .vein with'py blebs-subparallel to core axis

50m (164') - 51.8m (170') granodiorite, upper contact m<gradational

51.8m (170') - 60m (197') Lapilli Tuff with scatteredcarbonate veinlets, mild carbonate alteration anddisseminated py throughout.

60m (197') - 61.6m (202') grandoriorite with trace ofdisseminated py. trace of carbonate

61.6m (202') - 63.4m (208') porphyritic andesite -chloritized with trace of py, 35% to the L.C.A.

63.4m (208 ') - 70.4m (231') chloritized diorite -coarse grained with traces of sulphide through andnumerous carb. (calcite) veinlets

66.3m ' (217 '5") narrow Qtz . vein

66.3m (2 17 '6") narrow qtz. vein - trace Cp & py withinand near the vein

67m (220') - 67.4m (221') disseminated small py crvstal

67.3m (220 '8") .5cm vein of py x/s

-

•--* 1 1 I ' 1 1

SAMPLE

NO.

5931

593;

593:

>re

5

", SULPH

IDES

tr.Cpy

tr.

tr.

tr.

tr.

FOOTAGEF90W

151'

154'

157'

py-

py

sulph.

Py, Cp

1 I

TO

154'

157'

161'

y

TOTAL

3'

3'

4'

.-.

ASSAYSAu

i

I

ppb

100

620/51040

OZ TON

1

OZ TON

•

HOLE NO. SHEET NO 6 Of 6

toCD

1

PTORON1

1cr>UJ

8<r

FOOTAGE

FROM

69.2m(227'-

70.4m(231'

77.7m(255'-

(

TO

78.3m-257')

77.7m-255')

78.3m257')

78.3m257')

DESCRIPTION

Fine grained felsic rock with 1-5% magnetite and traces of Py, crude foliation oriented 40 to the L.C.A. at 73:8m (242 1 )

70.4m (231') - 71m (233') foliated

71m (233') - 71.4m (234 '2") contorted intermediate tuff?with carbonate veinlets and mild carbonate alteration

73.5m (241') - 73.8m (242') contorted intermediate volcanic with traces of magnetite and tourmaline

Intermediate Tuff? mildly carbonatized withdisseminated py

77.9m (255' 5") Qtz. blobs with disseminated cp, at 78m (256'), 52° to the L.C.A.

END OF HOLECASING PULLED

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SAMPLE

NO.~. SULPH

IDES

1-5'

tra<

1% <

FOOTAGEFROM

5 mag.

:e mag-

:py

TO

•tour.

TOTAL

.-

ASSAYS

-. -. OZ TON OZ TON

-.

HOLE NO. F82-09LOCATION

LATITUDE „

ELEVATION

STARTED CV

Frenchman IslandLENGTH 264' RD.Sm

QV L 0 + 30W; 0 + 45S

/Q"?

DEPARTURE _____

AZIMUTH 2O8

FINISHED Oct. 29/82DIP

FOOTAGE

264'

DIP

-43°-

AZIMUTH

0'

FOOTAGE DIP AZIMUTH

REMARKsCore SJTIP* RQ Contractor: Amisk

Drilling

LOGGED BY B» Fagan

FOOTAGE

FROM

0

.6(2' -

TO

.6(2 ! )

70.6231.5'

DESCRIPTION

Casing

) Intermediate Tuff (Lapilli Tuff)

Light grey-green medium grained Tuff & Lapilli Tuffwith a number of small Qv and carbonate veinlets andareas of disseminated sulphides - local brecciationand foliation

8.8m (29') blocky ground (Box 1-run markers lost).

3.7m (12 ') - 4.3m (14') Blocky with vuggy section at3.7m (12'), 3.4m (11') 3cm wide bull qtz. vein (barren)5.3m (17' 5") 2 (2cm) cPy blebs6.7m (22') 2 narrow fractures with slickinsides (carb.in fracture)7.2m (23 '5") - 7.3m (24') traces of py & cpy in fractur<planes9.1m (30') traces of cp & carb. in fracture10.1m (33') - 17.1m (56*) numerous healed fractures-traces of carb. in most, sulphides auite rare.17.2m (56'4") - 17.3m (56'6"~j small "shear withtrace of carb.17.7m (58')18.3m (60') 8cm. shear zone.18.3m (60') - 20.4m (67') traces of sulphides and fineblue qtz. trace of carbonate

SAMPLE

NO.

5934

%SULPH IDES

tr.

tr.

FOOTAGEFROM

-py

Py

60'

TO

65'

TOTAL

5'

AU ASSAYS

ro ppb

80

OZ/TON OZ/TON

•

HOLE NO. F82-09 SHEET NO. . 2 of 4-

CO (O~<o(D

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FORM 2

FOOTAGE

FROM TO

DESCRIPTION

20m (65 '5") possibly 2 flecks of V.G.19.8m (65') blob of calcite22.9m (75') 3 cm wide chloritic vein23m (75 '7") 3 cm wide chloritic vein23.4m (73'4") - 26.5m (87') coarser grained section withtraces of sulphide25.9m (85') - 26.5m (87') section with (2cm) Qtz.blebs and trace of sulphides24.1m (79') 1.5cm qtz. vein24.5m (80'5") 1 cm. qtz. vein23.8m (78') - 24.8m (81'5") up to 5% Py, trace Cpy andsome fine blue qtz. (some cubes)25.9m (85') - 26.5m (87')26.8m (88') - 36.3m (119') foliated section traces of py,Cpy and carbonate on fractures .5cm carbonateveins throughout30.3m (99'5") - 30.8m (101') -qtz. blob at 101'(30.8m) core broken around qtz. blob, possibly partiallyhealed breccia zone

30.8m (101') - 32.6m (107') blue quartz and traces ofsulphides33.5m (110') - 34.1m (112') healed breccia33.8m (111') - 34.1m (112')33.5m (110') - 33.8m (111') 3-5% sulphides (Py) locallymassive34.6m (114') - 35.7m (117') blocky - some core ground36.3m (119") - 38.9m (127 '5") finer grained with numerous(.5 cm) carb. veinlets throughout38.9m (125') - 55.2m (127') ground core (core barrelfailure38.9m (127'5") - 55.2m (181') Lapilli Tuff with .5cmcarbonate veins scattered throughout.43.3m (142') 10cm brecciated 1% py45.4m (149') - 46.3m (.152') finer grained section withtrace py and carbonate.48.2m (158') - 48.3m (158 '5") sheared section with pale

?reen secondary chloride0.3m (165 ') - 50.9m (167 ') several 1cm. Qv-traces Py,cp

SAMPUE

NO.

593:

593i593'

593

593 15941

594:

594:<

594:

1

-. SULP"

IDES

J

3

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5% Ec

;r. ICpy

1 tr.sulpl-33-5?Py

4% I

.r.Py

FOOTAGEFROV

65'6"

67'70'

77'

82'85'

y8 '10"

y

102'ides109'

y

Cpy

TO

67'

70'75'

82'

85'88'

102'

107

113

TOTAL

1'6"

3'5'

5'

3'3'

3 '2"

1 5'

' 5'

Au A SSAYS~. ppb

20

1020

380

130 :

1,190

190

100

360

01 TON OZ TON

,^

••




FOOTAGE

CROV

^mm^^m

TO

mtm^^m

DESCRIPTION

50.9m (166 '9") 6cm Qv containing blobs of chloriteand calcite54m (17V) blocky54.6m (179') - 55.2m (181m) blocky55.2m (181') - 57.3m (188') sheared & brecciated sectioi57.3m (188') - 60m (197') more massive - with .5cmcarb. veins and blebs throughout60m (197') - 70.6m (231'5") light grey tuff withnumerous ,5cm carb. veinlets65.5m (215') .5cm carb. vein sub/to core axis withtraces py and cp near by

68.6m (225') 2.5cm Qv.

70.6m (231*5") - 73.9m (242'5") Fine grained felsite

with minor py & magnetite

73.9m (242*5") - 80.5m (264 f ) Intermediate Tuff

grey-green Tuff with .5cm carb. veinlets throughout

75.3m (247*) - 77.4m (254') broken ground (some groundcore)

79.2m (260') - 80.5m (264*) more foliated with trace py

Core angles: 2.7m (9*) 39°4.3m (14') 467.3m (24*) 45°

11.3m (37') 34°14.6m (48*) 52°17.4m (57*) 3621.9m (72 1 ) 51°27.7m (91*) 63°

'32.3m (106*) 36°48.5m (159*) 27°

SAMPLE

MO.

5944

594 =

594€

594-;

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IDES

tr.

trPYCpy

1%Py

mag

tr.p

FOOTAGE

FROV

?y Cpy

228'2

213*2

.236'2

241 '2"

y

TO

" 213

" 236

" 241

245'i

TOTAL

2" 3'

2" 5'

2" 5'

>" 4'

ASSAYSAuppb

10

40

10

10

01 T ON 02 TON

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD NAME OF PROPFRTY Frenchman IslandHOLE NO. MO 4 Of 4

FOOTAGE

t^ROM TO

DESCRIPTION

Core angles continued:

51.5m (169 1 ) 64°70.7m (232') 5379.5m (261') 48

END OF HOLE . , . 1 i/r*^ACID TEST COMPLETED l/isf-^^CASING PULLED ' ^

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IDES

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ASSAYS

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DIAMOND DRILL RECORDNAME O F PROPERTY

HOLE NO. *'-5 a -O

LOCATION '_ o JL. r - n

LATITUDE

ELEVATIONSTARTED '"''" '' ''~~''' '

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DEPARTUR E

AZIMUTH __': DIP

FIN ISH ED

FOOTAGE

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7.0

TOTAL

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HOLE NO. __________

LOCATION __________

LATITUDE ___________

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STARTED ____________

LENGTH ___

DEPARTUR E

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FIN ISH ED __

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Fragmental Pillow Basalt.

green-grey in colour, fine to medium grained, wellfoliated to schistose, generally competent core, tr.-0.5% sulphides.between 13. 3m-2 1. Sir-well fractured to blocky core andmoderate limonite alteration along fracture faces.21. 3- 2 8. 2m- sporadic narrow qtz/carbonate stringers.

pillow selvages observed at 7.6m, 9.2m, 22.8m, 26.5m,27m, 28.3m, 29.6m, 30.2m, 30.5m, 31.3m, 32.9m, 35.7m,36m, 38.7m, 39m.foliation angles 45° to the L.C.A. at 11.7. amd 50°to the L.C.A. at 33m.

Chlorite Schist

past 39m, core becomes graduationally morelaminated and exhibits excellent schistosity.

39-39. 9m- carbonate-chlorite schist, strongly foliated,tr.-l% sulphides, minor carb. veining.

39. 9-40.5m-banded/laminated chl. -carb. schist, qtz- carb. stringers, 2-3% sulphides along laminae.

Sample Meterage -NO.

169170

171 172

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40.5-41m- light green, laminated chl. -carb. schist with minor qtz-carb. veining, tr. -1% sulphides.

41-41. 5m- chlorite-carbonate schist, well laminatedwith minor narrow- milky white quartz veins , tr.-l% pyrite but 1-2% along laminae.

41.5-42m- chl.- carb.- biotite schist with up to 20%sulphides finely disseminated along laminae.

42r43m- stockworked carbonate veined carb.- chl. schist Ttr. sulphides (pyrite, pyrrhotite).

43- 43. 5m- 30% milky white quartz vein, up to 10% P£ & Po along vein margins

43.5-44m- 50% milky white quartz-50% schist, 1% CPY in quartz and up to 15% Py. Po in schist.

4 4- 44. 5m- 10-20% milky white quartz with tr.-*l% - -----associated Py and 80% schist with 5% Po and Py

44. 8-45. 5m- carbonate brecciated stockworked carb.veins, tr. sulphides.


sheared, schistose unit, tr. sulphides, competent core, 50-55° to the L.C.A. at 53.3m.

46. 9-47. 1-low angle fracture, chloritized slickensides.

4 8- 4 9m- numerous grey qtz. veinlets, carb. . lenses , tr. tourmaline.

50. 95-51. Im-milky white quartz segregation

54. 1-54. 15m-seri cite- carbonate patch

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173 174

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54. 5-54. 6m- fractured core.

56. 4-57. 8m- stockworked qtz-carb. veinlets, tr. - 1%sulphides.

57. 8-58. 34m- feldspar porphyry segregation trace sulphid

5 8. 34-5 8. 4m- blocky core.

58. 64-58. 7m- white quartz veinlet

58.7-61m- stockworked quartz-carbonate veins/stringers.

65 . 95-66 . 15m- white quartz vein with inclusion of chlorischist, 1% pyrite in the schist.

6 9. 2- 6 9. 4m- narrow epidotized pillow selvages showinginternal brecciation.

70. 4-70. 6m- qtz.-carb. patches and contorted pillow .selvages.

71. 7m- low angle carbonate-quartz veinlet.

72. 5-73. 8m- contorted pillow selvage, moderate epidotestain.

74. 7m- carbonate patch with strong epidote stain.

81-87m- internally brecciated, epidotized, contortedpillow selvages.

88.93m- foliation at 58° to the L.C.A.

99. 5-99. 7rr>- pillow selvages.

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Feldspar Porphyry.

grey in colour, pale yellow sausseritized/sericitizedfeldspar phenocrysts, well foliated at about .55°- 60°to the L.C.A.

102-102 = 27m- bleached core.

103. 2-103. 5m- qtz veins, strongley sericitized.

Pillow Basalt.

homogenous fabric, moderatly foliated, fine grained,competent core, trace sulphides, 45° to the L.C.A. at107.3m and 60° to the L.C.A. at 114.96m.

Past 114m- sporadic narrow., qtz carbonate veinlets .

115.2-115.25- quartz segregation, minor tourmaline.

115. 77-116 . 12m- well defined epidotized pillow selvages.

Feldspor Porphyry

same as section between 100. 8-103. 5m.

120 . 7-121. 1m- green chloritized patches, grey quartzveins with minor carbonate and tourmaline, upto 2% Py along slip faces.

126.2m-40° to the L.C.A.

126 . 9-12 7m— white quartz vein, nil sulphides.

128.5-129m- tr. sulphides along fractures face.

END OF HOLE.CASING PULLED, ACID TEST COMPLETED.

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grey-green in colour, fine to medium grained, foliated to schistose, contorted epidotized pillow selvages, sporadic quartz-carbonate veins, tr.-2% sulphides, competent core.

4-5m blocky core.

6-7. 5m- qtz-carb. stringers, 2% sulphides (Py) . foliation at 60° to the L.C.A.

9.2m- foliation at 50° to the L.C.A.

10- 10. 5m- carbonate amygdules.

11.3m- blocky core.

Gabbroic Basalt.

massive, coarse grained, strongly altered and fractured moderate limonite alteration, Nil-trace sulphides.

11.8m- 13.1 m. -persistent horizontal fracture, weakly gossanous, chlorite- carbon ate coated along fracture faces, tr. sulphide.

14. 5- 15. 1m- soft, crumbly core.

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16.65m- clay seam.


similar to section 4-11. 5m, becoming more schistoseand carbonated down section^past 40.3m grades tran-sitionally into a well laminated, s'chistose ,. quartz-rich chlorite schist.

18. 7-19 . 3rn-quartz vein, trace sulphide

22.1- pillow selvage, brecciated

25.2m- epidotized, pillow selvage25.8m- foliation at 40-45° to the L.C.A.2 6. 9- 2 7m- broken core, moderatly limonitic, foliation

at 35 to the LVCiA.27.6m- carbonate-epidote patch

28.1m- carbonate-epidote veinlet

29-31. 1m- epidotized, carbonatized brecciated pillowselvage.

33.2m- qtz-carb veinlet with moderate green epidotealteration

33.7m.- carbonate vein34m-40° carbonate coated fracture.34. 6-35.2m-brecciated, green epidote stained pillowcore37m- epoditized pillow core.37.5-38. Sin-internal brecciation of epidotized pillow

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39-40. Im-epodotized carbonate-, -patches.

Meterage SAMPLENO.

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189

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Clilorite Schist

dark to light green in colour, pervasively foliated,excellent schistosity, well', defined lamination, stock-worked quartz-carbonate veins and stringers, generallytrace-2% pyrite and pyrrhotite with up to 10% sulphidesas coarse aggregates and fine laminations alongfoliation planes, slickensided fracture faces exposecoarse pyrite anhedra, pervasive aarbonatization,competent core, 45-55 folication to the L.C.A.

41. 3-42m- quartz-carbonate vein (80%) with includedschist

43. 10-46. 18m- chlorite sericite schist (69%) with 40%quartz material and 5-10% pyrite, pyrrhotiteand trace Cpy.

Eeldspar Porphyry

light grey in colour, fine to medium grained, locallyfoliated, pale yellow sausseritized plagioclasephenocrysts (0.5- 1mm in size) , competent core butfractured between 46. 3-46. 45m, 50. 2-50. 8m, 52. 3-52. 45m,53.65-53. 83m; trace sulphides, 50 to the L.C.A.

Chlorite-Carbonate-Sericite Schist

excellent lamination, 15-20% sulphides (Py ,Po) t t race1% sulphides, chloritized slickensides , competent core.

58.7- blue qtz stringer.

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199200

201202

203

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4242.54343.54444.54545.546.2

53.954.4

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Mottled Gabbroic Basalt.

fine to medium grained, dark green, weak • foliation , competent core, trace sulphides foliation-55°-60° @ 59.27m.

35 -40° @ 91.6m. 30 @ 96.5m.

40 -45° @104m.

60-60 . 25m-bleached core with quartz-carbonate veins

64-64 . 15m- white quartz vein, trace tourmaline

91.5m- fractured core

10 7-10 7. Sir- fractured core

END OF HOLE. , CASING PULLED.ACID TEST COMPLETED. //

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Plterec Gabb.ro/Gabbroic Basalts:-5reen to dark green? massive? med. grained?weakly to locally strongly silici-fied and carbonate altered? locally limonitic gabbro

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:. Mottled Gabbroic Be.. salt:- m e d i u m t o d a • ' k 9 r e e n w i t h d a r k S r e e r c h 1 o •"• i t i cc 1 o t s o r c f "• y s t a 1 1 i n e o. ••• 9 r e 9 r a t e s t o p late yc h 1 o r i t * c r y s t o. 1 s •••' F- o r P h y <•" o b 1 o. s t s— •'''; f-.d. i 'j '•:-. t o c o a • "• s e 9 *•"• c i r e d w i t h '(•. i n o r >' g ^ • -*-. -;• 3 c r;i

— o n =• s - rfi a s s i y s « u n i + o r m t e x t u r e d ? w i t h m i n or q t z -'' c o. r b•f r a c t L- * • t ^ i 1 1 i n 9 s Cs n d rf> i n o r pate h y c o. r b o n a t •?alteration? locally ep--'cct alteration along1 o. r 9 e r v e i n s- w s a k 1 y T. a 9 n e t i c to n o n - rn a 9 n e t i c 7 T r P y , P o

52- Q — 54- C rii" — -ntz/carb veinec? carbona.te alteredgabh"'-oic basalt with whispy -fine carbonate ^citches vl-2X

52- C r:'i; -4 cm thick ^tz--y carb vein with included9o.bbroic basalt -fragments- 65-70" L-C-R-

S 7 . 2 — S 7 . 5 w ' — 3 0 c rri h i 9 h 1 y c a r b o r > o. t e altered'? o. b b r c i c b a s o. 1 1 s / c a r b o n a. t e v e i n i n 9

- S 7 . 2 PI ' - 10 c m w i d e ? P r e c O'n i n o. n 1 1 ycarbonate vein- 7 Q C L -C-R..- Tr Py --finely diss-

103-9E '«' - Gabbroic Base 1 t/Porphyry contact? SO" L-C-P-

> Q u ?. r t z - F e 1 d s P a r F" o r p h y r y : -grey to blue-grey.- medium grained? 20'-: feldspo.r p- h e n o c r- y s t s ? 8 0 '•; -P i n e r g r a i n e d 9 r e y rn a t r i x - rn i n o r tiny <3i.4c.r-tz eyes- r^inor ^tz/carb vein ing- nil carbonate alteration? nil-Tr sulphides along -fracture surfaces-lower contact obscured by brokenx-fragrner-ted core

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S i 1 i c i f i e d ? C h 1 o rite? C o, r b o n ate, Q u a r t z S c h i s t s-green? fine 9 r a i n e d .- c a r b o n r t i z e d , f o 1 i c. tedb o. ? c. 1 "t s 9 r a d i n 9 d o w n h o 1 e i n t o a 9 r e y / o 1 1 y e —green, silicified, -^uartz veined- carbonate/chlorit" schist- below schistose horizon returns.t o c a r b o n ate r i c h foil a t e d b a s o. 1 1 •- - s c h i s t / b o. s o 1 1f o 1 1 a t^d S5 " L • C • P . n c. ?.. r r,-.;- .- P e r 1,1 a s i '.,' e , tine c o. r b o n a t e / se^icj-ce s P e c k i i n 9 o ro -v e r P- r i n t i n 9

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Massive Basalt Flows:-fine grained, green with fine, off-whitespeckled/stippled appearance due to Ferwosiv»carbonate alteration and Possibly sericitic nv^rF-rintina -minor -=it2/carb veining, minor carbono + p w*»inl-+*xfracture fillings, Tr Fy along fracture far*s

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65.75.8665.65.95.95 . "j6.55.95.85.865.95.85.85.85.55.91.5

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DESCRIPTION

Casing

Pillow Basalt Flows

fine grained, green-grey in colour, crudely foliated -with local schisted sections, random distinct pillowselvages, sporadic calcite- filled (some elongated)amygdules, dark green chloritized fracture faces,minor fracturing, competent core sharp content (carb.coated) at 20° to the L.C.A. with lower unit possibleflow./margin, trace-1% sulphides as fine anhedra.

Pillow selvages altered to light yellow green colour(epidote) accompagnied by bleached margins.

Selvages observed at 2.9m, 9. 56m, 9. 68m, 9.88m, 10.1m(dtrongly epidotized) , 11. 08-11. 1m (brecciated lightgreen fragments), 11.2m, 12.6m,14.9m (contorted)15. 85-15. 9m, 16m, 18.9m.

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strong epidotized, carbonatized bleaching alongmicrofiactures between 9-9. 15m.

carbonatized amygdules observed between 10-10. 2m,17.33m, 18. 3-19. 3m (sporadic)

Bio tite/Carbonate/Chlo rite Schist

Pervasively laminated, brown/green, white , stronglycarbonatized, silicified, ' locally qtz-rich vein materia

22 . 6-27m-preci.bict.ite- rich, 10-20% qtz to qtz-carbvein material interrupting the schistosity,5% sericite, tr. fushite, 1-2% sulphides, withcoarse Pyrite aggregates up to 10%.

2 7- 29. 2m- predominantly chlorite rich including20% qtz-carb. material; 27. 04-27. 17m rose colouredqtz-carb. vein, 27. 6-27. 8mpink qtz segregation, 28. 1-28. 27m qtz-carb.material with light green chl-sericite schist.

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28.54-28. 83m- qtz-carb. material with patches ofchlorite sericite schist.

29. 2-29. 7-biotite-chlo rite schist carb. stockworks;trace- 1%PY.

29 . 7-30 . 67m-biotite-chlo rite schist ,. local crenulationup to 2% sulphides.

Sharp contact biotite schist/med. gr. dk. green massivegabbrioc basal t-70% to the L.C.A.

Gabbroic Basalt

Medium to coarse grained, dk. green in colour; mottledto patchy chloritized blebs, tr. disseminated Pyrite.

Massive -Basalt Flows.

fine granined, grey-green in colour, strong carbonatealteration, minor qtz-carb. veining, minor wispy car bonate stringer/ fracture fillingsNil to trace Py along fractures/ veins and finely diss-eminoted.

Foliated, /Carbonatized Pillow Basalts to Chlorite/Carbonate Quartz Schist.

fine-grained, green variable carbonate altered,sporadic QTZ/Carb./epidote/actinolite sections.contorted, serated deformed pillow selvages conspicuoubetween 45- 86m, minor carbonate stringers/veinletslocally stockworKed, patches of amorphous milklywhite qtz material with up to 15% carb. and tr. »-l% Py,55-65° to the L.C.A.

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74. 5-75. 5mr-.sheared pillow basalt, deformed qtz knotsin chlorite-biotite schist with 1% sulphides.

81-81. 5m qtz- carb'-stockworks in chlorite-biotiteschist with 1-2% disseminated Pyrite.

89; 3m quartz vein with 10% carbonate material along *,cvein margins, 2% disseminated sulphides.

97. 5-98. 5m-biotite-chlorite schist with qtz-carb.stockworks .

Gabbroic Basalts.

medium grained, medium to dark xgreen in colour, darkr-'-een chloritized blebs/porphyibb lasts uniformtexture (mottled) , mono, qtz- carbonated fiacturefillings, weal to non-magnetic, competent core, 60°to the L.C.A. , tr.-l% sulphides occassional coarsePy aggregates on chloritized slickensided fractureface*

END OF HOLE. CASING PULLED.ACID TEST COMPLETED.

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Report o1 Work(Geophysical, Geological. Gcochemical and f xpenditutcs)

Min

GeocheMcal (Diamond Drilling)Claim Muldei(i)

St. Joe Canada Inc.

52Fe7NW«ei6 2.7682 LOWER MANITOU LAKE

Harper900

ll'msi" < m i t l uriurNoT1109

111 Richrond Street, West Suite 418 Toronto, Ontario M5H 2J4Sut vey Compony

_ St. Joe Canada Inc.Name imd Address of Author (of Goo Technical reportl

Kevin Leonard 8% Tanager Avenue Burlington, Ontario L7T 2Y2

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Ciedits Rec|uestcd pet Each Claim in Columns al tightSpecial Provisions 1

For first survey:

Enter 40 days. (This includes line cutting)

For each additional survey: using the same grid:

Enter 20 days (for each)

I Geophysical

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Geophys.cal Davs pe ,Claim

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Mining Claims Traveiscd (1 isl in nunirnciil sequence)

Expenditures (excludes power stripping)Type of Work Performed

Performed on Claim(s)

Calculation of Expenditure Days Credits

Total ExpendituresTotal

Days Credits

$10,546.70Instructions

Total Days Credits may be apportioned at the claim holder's choice. Enter number of days credits per claim selected in columns at right.

Mining Claim Prelix ! Numtin

K 657730

657732657733657734

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Date

Certification Verifying Report of Work~

hereby certify that I have a personal and intimate knowledge of the facts set forth in the Report of Work annexed hereto, having performed the workor witnessed same during and/or after its completion and the annexed report is true. /

Name end Postal Address of Perton Certifying

Kevin Leonard 886 Tanager Avenue Scarborough, Ontario

2V2Date Certified Certified by (Signatijre)

136? (81/9)

ST. JOE CANADA INC.111 RICHMOND STREET WEST, SUITE 418

TORONTO, CANADA M5H 2J4(416) 367-1031

January 21, 1985

Mining Lands Section, Whitney Block, Room 6643, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario. M7A 1W3

Re: Mining Claims of the Reliance and Frenchman Island Properties in the Manitou Lakes Area, northwestern Ontario.____________________

Dear Sir:

I enclose the diamond drill logs, longitudinal profiles, assay sheets and copies of invoices in duplicate acknowledging a proposal to claim work credits under the expenditure subsection for the above noted claims.

Please be advised that the drill data has been previously submitted (special provisions subsection) and approved by the Kenora Division.

Yours truly,

&C#-t

KL:kg Kevin LeonardProject Geologist

Mining Lands Section

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ST.JOE CANADA INCFRENCHMAN I SLAND

PROPERTYDDHF82-07 LONGITUDINAL SECTION

Drafted by K Leonard

Logged by L.White

Date October, 1 982

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ST.JOE CANADA INCFRENCHMAN ISLAND CLAIMS MANITOU LAKE PROPERTY

DDH F84-OI LONGITUDINAL SECTION

Logged by K. Leonard

NTS ; 52F/7

Date ; December, 196(3

Scale' I 200

S2F07NW03I6 2.7682 LOWER MANITOU LAKE 280

RELIANCE PROPERTY DDH R82-OI LOOKING 20°

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JOE CANADA INC.RELIANCE PROPERTY

D.H. R82-OI LONGITUDINAL SECTION

Logged by- K. Leonard

Drafted byK. Leonard

Date- Oct. 30- Novl 82

Scakr.l 200

N.T.S/52F/7

52F07N*eei6 2 .7662 LOWER MANITOU LAKE 290

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ST. JOE CANADA INC.RELIANCE PROPERTY

D.H. R82-02 LONGITUDINAL SECTION

Logged by K Leonard

Drafted by:K. Leonard

Dote^Nov- 2-8 1982

Scale -.1 = 200

52Fe7N*Wl6 2 .7682 LOWER MANITOU LAKE 300

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swamp Pillow Breccia

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intercalated Pillowed, Foliated R Gr to Massive. Gabbroic Basalt Flows

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ST.JOE CANADA INCRELIANCE CLAIMS

MANITOU LAKE PROPERTYDDH R84-OI LONGITUDINAL SECTION

Logged by : K. Leonard

NTS : 52F/7

Da te : November, 1983

Scale ; I 200

52F«7NW««16 2

DDH R84-02 LINE 5+OOS I+37E LOOKING 10°

R84-02Line 5tOOS

Fragment a Pi Mow Basalt

biotite-chlori te-quartz schist

biotite-chlonte-quartz schist

elongated chlontized blebs

Foliated, carbonahzed basalt flows to chlonte schist

Quartz Vein with chlonte-carb. schist

Feldspar Porphyry

Fol. carb. basalt flows chlonte schist

Feldspar Porphyry

biotite schist

CarbonatizedBasaltFlows

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ST. JOE CANADA INC.RELIANCE CLAIMS

MANITOU LAKE PROPERTY DDH R84-02 LONGITUDINAL SECTION

Logged by: K Leonard

NTS:52F/7

Date- December, 1 983

Scale 1 = 200

2.7682 LOWER MANITOU LAKE 320

DDHR8403 Line 3*99S O30E Looking 8o oo

Foliated Fragmental Pillow Basalt

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Gabbroic B asalt

Pillow Basalt Pillow Ba sol t

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Foliated Fragmented Pulow Basalt

Foliated Frogmenial Pihow Basalt

Chiorite Schist, T: - I % S u I ? ti i a e s

Au { pp b)

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Ch lori te b chist

Quartz Vein M aterial w ith Incl-Jded Cnl/CarD Schist

2-5% P y, Po, Tr- I % Cry

0.04oz./ton Au-0.5m. or O.OIoz./ton Au-5.7 m

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Fcliated F racmertal P illovr Basalt

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MANITOU-LAKE PROPERTYDDH R84-O3 LONGITUDINAL SECTION

Logged by" K. Leonard

NTS.'52 F/7

Date November, 1983

Scale ' I 200

52F07NW081B 2 .7682 LOWER MANITOU LAKE 330

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2'5% lummuted sulphides

30-50% QVmaienal.iy.Cpy,,5% S U |ph,des

0 07oz/ton Au-0.5m or 0.036oz./1on Au- I meter

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chlonte shck-onsidoc,! % coarsp PyCarbonate A tered Massivp Basalt

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Quartz Feldspar Porphyry

Pillow Basalt

qiz vein, tourmaline

Quartz Feldspar Porphyry /^ 2%Py, tourmaimp

trace sulphides

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ST.JOE CANADA INC.RELIANCE CLAIMS

MANITOU LAKE PROPERTY ODH R84-04 LONGITUDINAL SECTION

Logged by: K.Leonard

NTS '52F/7

Date'November, 1983

Scale* I 20O

52F07NWC016 3 .7682 LOWER MANITOU LAKE 340

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Chlorite-Ccrb.Schist

F. Gr. Massive Gabbroic Ba,,alt

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108 m,

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Frng Pillow Basalt

/ trace-2% sulpni cles

Massive Gobbroic Basalt

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niontized bJebs

chlorite- carb.-sen cite schist (60%) ^-5 % sulphides qtz vein matenaf (40%)

Quartz - Feldspar Porphyry

35% qtz.vein material, 15% Py,Po, tr- l%Cpy qtz-carb.stockworks

Chlonte-Carbonate Schist

ST.JOE CANADA INCK594277RELIANCE

MAN1TOU LAKEDDH R84-05 LONGITUDI

PROPERTY

Loggedby K.Leonard

Date December, 1983

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spar Porphyrysilicfied/cars aitered / ( 25% limcnite stained

tr-IVo Py,Cpy,

Carbonate- Chlonte- Limornte Schist

Ft I jspc r Porphyry

10% P y (80%) schist, 1 10%) qtz. vein material

Sheared , Altered Pcrclts

Massive Basalt Flows

Gabbro / Gabbroic Basalt Flows

stockworked veins "carb.altered oasalt (silici r \ e d)

mottled,chlontized blebs

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ST.JOE CANADA INC.RELIANCE CLAIMS

MANITOU LAKE PROPERTY DDH R84-06 LONGITUDINAL SECTION

Logged by K.Leonard

NTS : 52F/7

Date ! December, 1983

Scale : I 200

S2F8I7NWMI16 2 .7BB3 LOWER MANITOU LAKE360

DDH R8A-07 Line 10*005. 0+75E Looking 8OJ

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r ragmentnl Pi lew Basalt to Chlorit,- Cirbomte Scnist

Carbonate Altpred/StocKwcxkpd B>:^alt Flows

lammatPd Py, ^-3%Cpy altered 0V - 30% Py.Po

carb vexing 30% Py Po 2-3%Ci

Foliated Vesicular Basalt

Feldspar Porphyry

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Fragmenta Pillow Basalt

ragmenta Pi'-.v- Bctsclt

cpi-L tized,contorted, brecciatPd pillow selvages

Chlorite -Carbonate - Biotite S chist

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Plan 7


MANITOU LAKE PROPERTYDDH R84-07 LONGITUDINAL SECTION

Logged by: K.Leonard

NTS'52F/7

Date :December, 1983

Scale'1 200

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52F07NWW16 2.7682 LOWER MANITOU LAKE 370

DDH R8A-08 Line U+00 0+20 W Looking 8O LD

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Sheared Fol. Voic. to Chlorite

Fol. Chlorit^zed Gabbro : c Basa.t

Gabbroic Basa!t

F Gr Frag.Basalt

MotfIed Gabbroic Basalt

Grey Qtz/Feld Porphyry

Carbonatized, Frag. Basalts to Silicified Chl/Carb/Otz Schist up to 10% Py, 1-2 % Cp

Ma ss ive Basa It Flows

Massive Gabbroic Basalts

170m.

BSL

Scale I-500O Location Map

sFrag. (pillowed \Basalt

Feldspar Por ph yry

R 84-08Cedar Swamp

Carbonate Altered Basalt plows

/Garb/Bio Schist, Otz. Veined

Massive Basalt Flows

Plan 8

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.JOE CANADA INC,RELIANCE CLAIMS

MANITOU LAKE PROPERTYDDHR84-08 LONGITUDINAL SECTION

Logged by : K.Leonard

NTS ; 52F/7

Date-. December 1983

Scale : I 200

52Fe7NW0ei6 2 .7682 LOWER MANITOU LAKE 380

DDH R8A-09 LINE U+OOS, 3+15E LOOKING 8

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Poorly Fol., Pillowed Bar alts

Sheared, Qtz/Carfc Veined-Altered B asel's

Potrly Fcl., Pi 11 ewe d Basalt; 5i I ici'ied Basalts

Fine -;'. Felsite to Feldspar Porphyry

Ctz. Veined, Pillowed Basalts

HlloweJ B ] •! o 11 F! D w •

r'rliated, Carbonatized, Pillowed Basalt

Lo roll zefl Chl/Corb/Otz Schist

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R84-09 (-60°

170m.

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Scale I '5000 Location Map

scale

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Plan 9


MANITOU LAKE PROPERTYDDH R84-9 LONGITUDINAL SECTION


F/7

Date December, 1 983

Scale : 1200

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390

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Frag., Med. gr. Basal 1s

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Frag., poorly fol. Pillow Basalt:

Fragmented, Pillowed Basalt Flows

Grey Feldspar Porphyry

Mo ssive Basalt F lows

Mottled, Pillowed Basalt Flows

Massive Basalt F lows

Quartz veined, Fol. Basalts to Qtz/Chl / Car b / Bi o Schist

QU/Chl/Carb Schist to Foliated Basalts ; IO-I5% Py/Po, l -2%Cp

'///7\ Carbonate Altered Basglts

Mottled Basalt Flowsup to O.I oz./ton Au- Im. or 0.07 oz./ton Au- 2 m,

93.0 m.

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'.JOE CANADA INC.RELIANCE CLAIMS

MANITOU LAKE PROPERTYDDH R84- 10 LONGITUDINAL SECTION

Logged by ! K.Leonard

NTS. : 52F/7

Date : December, 1983

Scale'1 20O

S2F8i7N*e816 2.7682 LOWER MANITOU LAKE 400

DDH R84-11 4+20N, 1+89E LOOKING 20ro

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P84- Porphyri tir Gabbro

Beaver Pond/Swamp Porphyri tic Gabbro

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50

Scale I 2000 Location Map

qlz/carb vein

57.0 m.

A. // F oliated Gabbrc to Chl/Carb/QT7 Schist'/ //

fy // Q tz./AnkerMe veinmg , Tr - 1% Py

Grey Feldspar Porphyry

*'(ty C M / Carb/Qtz/ Ser Schist to Folio ted Bo.--.nl , , \ ^ 5 -8% Py / Cpy

Fine Gr., Porphyritic Basolt Flows % marcasite , Py

scale5

meters10

Plan I I

ST. JOE CANADA INCRELIANCE CLAIMS

MANITOU LAKE PROPERTYDDH R84-II LONGITUDINAL SECTION


NTS. ! 52 F/7

Dote 1 December, 1983

Scale 1 1 2OO

3.7682 LOWER MANITOU LAKE 410

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