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GEOPHYSICAL REPORT CLAIMS ON FALCONBRIDGE PIPE LINE ROUTE

PERSHLANP GOLD MINES LIMITED

DRYDEN AND FALCONBRIDGE TOWNSHIPS

Ontario Canada

010

- by -

R. H. TAYS Noranda, Quebec

- submitted -

April 16,1970

by

A. S. BAYNL S COMPANY Consulting Engineers

A. S. Bayne, P.Eng. - Ontario

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Location S Access 010CProperty PreparationTopography 6 VegetationTheory S Method of Surveys

MagnetometerElectromagnetic

General GeologyGeophysical Interpretations

North Grid - Magnetometer s, E . M.Centre Grid - Magnetometer 6 E. M.South Grid

Declaration - R. H. Tays

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AppendixStatistical Data {Line Grid) IPersonnel Employed II

IIIAssessment Work Breakdown III

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MAPS (See back of

Figure 1 - Location Map - Scale 3 miles ^ 1 inch

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Figure 2 - Grid Locations - Scale 1/2 mile - l inchPlan - Magnetometer Survey - Nortli Grid - Scale 200 feet - l inchPlan - E.M. Survey - North Grid - Scale 200 feet - l inchPlan - Magnetometer Survey - Centre Grid - Scale 100 feet ~ l j.nchPlan - E.M. Survey - Centre Grid - Scale 100 feet ~ l inchPlan - Magnetometer Survey - South Grid - Scale 200 feet - l inchPlan - E.M. Survey - South Grid - Scale 200 feet ~ l inchGeological Maps of Parts of Falconbridge S. Dryden Twps. Scale 1000 ft.*5 ! in.

P&vS;-BAYNE ft COMPANY '0 ™""*"0 6™ceT WEST

OTORONTO l. CANADA

•NSUUTINO CNCINEEnS . 368-3283

ADDRESS ALL CORRESPONDENCE * 45 STRATHALLAN BLVD.. TORONTO 12. CANADA * 483-6703

April 16, 1970.

The President S, DirectorsPershland Gold Mines LimitedSuite 420159 Bay StreetToronto, Ontario

Re: Geophysical Survey - Dryden ___and Falconbridge Townships

Gentlemen :

In March 1969, we arranged to have the geophysical crew, headed by R. H. Tays, based at Noranda, Quebec, to carry out geophysical sur veys on the seven claims across which an easement was given to Falcon bridge Nickel Mines Limited for a pipeline to its new iron plant.

The reports and maps were turned over to the undersigned several months following the completion of the survey in May 1969. Following this, several revisions to the maps were completed by the undersigned, which delayed compilation of the report and maps for final submission.

tfe have now completed this and submit the report and maps here with. We have also completed the necessary documents for filing the work for assessment work credits.

Respectfully submitted,

A. S. BAYNE 6 COMPANY

ASB/mj Enc.

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BUHHARY

jn late Knrch 1969, the Horanda based, Falconbridge geophysical

crew were asked to carry out geophysical surveys on three blocks of

ground in Falconbridge and Dryden Townships. These three blocks lay in

the path of e propoced water pipe line and the objective was to dotomine

if any mineralization of coianercial value lay in the path of the pip*

line. On March 28'Ji, a crew started laying out picket linea end surveying

the three gride. The work was conpletod approximately April 27'**

Access to th* property was by means of rt four wheel drive truck

over very poor bush trailn, Inter in the course of tho prograa, the

condition of the roads deteriorated to a point where the truck no longer

could bo uued. A track vehicle VMB used to coaplite the 41cb. I^e to

tho traneportntion difficultien, the cont of the project wtis nore thnn

uae expected.

The bace lines were to bo laid out parallel to the pipe line at

a dintftnce of approximately three hundred feet to one cidc or tho other.

Sotae difficulty WAD encountered in establiuhing tho Tovmchip, Concesaion

and Lot linea due to tho lock of large bueh und the f ne t that due to

variouB roncona there nre very fou Lot pot;ts renainjiij; in the nrea. Tlio

correct cluira corners wore eventually Iced tod and tho br-se lincu laid

out us directed. Tho picket linos were to h.-ivo been lcid out by

picketing and it was thought that very little cutting would bo nectGC'iry!

liouftvor, when the t^n be^n loying out the lir'jfi, il. vno foun^i that

although thrre were no big treoe, tho abundance of uhruobery nade it

neceosRry tf actually cut linos.

Following tho establishment of the lines on the thr*e

prospective blocks, n magnetometer and horizontal loop E,M. survey

was carried out en ench.

North Gridi Tho.results of the surveys have not indicated

any significantly strong anoanlies, however, there are several weak

anomalous zones which correlated with the magnetic and geological

information appear to be duo to faulting and other structural effects.

A ungnatic anonaly in the north pnrt of this grid t on Claio C153710.

has o corresponding electromagnetic response however the K.M. results

do not suggest tho presence of nny signific;int onount of Mineralization,

Center Grid; The olectronagnetic survey carried out over this

grid has indicated consistent but woukly conductive zones traversing

tlie property froci tho south to the north. This conductor p-irnllele the

magnetic trend nnd is directly nsnocii'ted with a fault zona which

appears on tho geology n:ij). It should bo noted that duo to the r-ttoll

size of thlo grid, the ranp wan drafted on the cc^lo one inch to one

hundred feet, which tends to exaggerate the E.)!, profile. Thic zone

is not conuirtered important.

Sout.]^j?ri.d: The rc.-.ultn of the n.ignetoaeter survey have out

lined o connir.tnnt trend to the northwest, hov?ever, there arc rio

eignific.-intly high r.njjnetic.'j ns:;oci.'itcd. The K.)1. survey ha o only

resulted in two very weakly conduct5.vc zones, one of vhich'appears to

bo iiB^ocj.atcd with the southerly edge of n r;.-: gr. c tic lew. 1'hc recent

zono in very wcnk, inconsistent and par.'O.leln tho jrs'cviout.ly nontioncd

sono. Ueithor of these conductors are considered of nny injxjrtnnce.

It is the opinion of tho writer thnt no ninoralizntion of

hp.a been indicated by tho surveys.

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LOCATION AND ACCESS .

The property consistu of three separate groups. One called

the North Grid is situated in Falconbridge Township in the southwest

corner of Jx)t 8, Concession l and is divided into three mining claine

aa follows: the nost northerly Claim No. S15371*!! the middle Claim Mo.

S132576 nnd the southerly Claim Ho. S155051. The Falconbridge-Dryden

Township line forms tho south boundary of the group and the line

between Lot 8 and 9 of tho Falconbridge Township forns tho voot boundary.

The second grid called the Center Grid is located in Lot 8,

Concession 5 of Dryden Township and is the northeast portion of Clnisi

No. 515*4352.

The Bouthorly block colled tho South Grid is located in Lot 6

and 7j Concession 6, Dryden Township and consists of throe mining

cl.iitto doncribed ao follows: Clfdtn JIo. ^155^1^ t loco tod in tho northeast

qurxrter of tho couth hnlf of Lot 7i Concession 64 Clnin Ho. S1^355*

the northwest quarter of the nouth half of Lot 6; and Claim Ho. S15'i626,

the southwest quarter of the south half of Lot 6.

Tho property is accessible by bush trail to the Town of Garson

or fron tho Town of Falconbridge on the north and frors the village of

Wahnnpitae on Highway 17 on the oouth. Tho latter Loins the nost

convenient r.cccsjj. Tne bush roads are in poor condition and a four

wheel drive vehicle io required to g'.in access to tho property.

A regional location nap is uhowji ao Figure l and a grid

outlining tho location of the three blocks in chown as Figure 2.

PROPERTY PRKPARATIOH

Duo to the lack of large treea in the area, cone difficulty

was encountered in the location of Lot and Concession lines, however,

once this wns achieved, grid lines were luid out on the individual

blocks BB described below:

North Grid: A base line was laid out in a north-south direction at a

bearing of north 110 -30 rainutea vest. The base line was turned off

froo the Falconbridgo-Dryden Township line, two hundred feet yest cf

the lino between Lots 7 and 8, Following the establishment cf the

base line, picket linos were turned off at two hundred foot intervale

at 90" to the bntje lino and cut east and west until they intersected

eaot nnd west boundaries respectively. The picket lints vere then

chained off at one hundred foot intervals, cortraencing at O cu the baso

line and increasing mmerically cast and vest.

Center Grid: Tho base line vos l.;dd out in a north-south direction

along a road on a bearing of north J0 oast. It was turned off fron

the north boundary of Claim Ho. S15'i^2, approximately one hundred rinrt

twenty five feet west of Lot line 7 and 8. Picket linos were then

turned off at 900 to the base line at intervals of two hundred feet

and cut e.-ist to the line between Lots 7 and 8 and to five hundred feot

west on thu b.io3 line. The pickot lines wore then chained off at one

hundred foot-int-;rv;ls ccnnoncing ot O on the bnso lino and increasing

numerically east and wast.

South Grid; The bnso line wao laid out in a northwest to southeasterly

direction on a bearing of north ^l0 wost starting on the west boundary of

Cl.-iin Ho. 5155**!^ nprroxiriatcly tv:o hundred feet couth of the north

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*' i. i \ ' boundary. The O point was established at seventy feet southeast of

this point. Following the ostnblishnent of tho base line, picket lines

were turned off at two hundred foot intervale starting at line O in the4 ,

northwest and extending to line 28E in the southeast corner. Picket lines

were then extended to the northeast and tho southwest until they intersected

the boundaries of the group. Lines wore then chained off at one hundred

foot intervals beginning at O on the base line and increasing numerically

to the northeast and oouthweot respectively.

TOPOGIUPHY AMP VSGETATION

All three grids are located in oreno of rather irregulm- terrain.

Although there are no largo hills, t)ore are several rather steep gru^ea

and sharp valleys, Tho area is about 2/3 overburden covered with very

light vecototion. There nra no treeu of nny significant si'/e, however,

there is u considerable nnount of cia-ill shrubbery throughout the property.

Before tho lines wore laid out, it was considered possible to only picket

tho lines without cutting, however, it wne found noceseary to remove a

great deal of tho ehrubbery in ordor to nake passable linea. This

shrubbery will also be cruch r.oro evident v/hon tho leaves ara on the trees.

Ha gno.tpac tergalr v oy

In carrying out tho nw gao tome ter survey, n fi'narpo )IFI Flux ja to

piagnotomotor WPB employed. *tiio ir.strunent operates by neann of a flux

gate eynten which is ojjerntcd by battery. The rendinso were tnken fron

o. DO ter on tiie face of the inolruaent and cro read in gnma values.in f-fft*~ n*f~ txrif't

Therefore, no correction is neceanary for the diurnal /md instruufiv; ;h*ift.

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The fluxgate system works on the principle that a battery

current is passed through two coils which are arranged within a secondary

winding* These coils ore BO arranged that the nngnotic field cet up in

then is equal. If, however, en external magnetic field exists, it

creates an in~balance in the systeta which results in a nea BUT able voltage

which is proportionate to the strength of tho external field. The

voltages are neasured on a raeter on the face of the instrument which is

divided in ganoa values. A detailed explanation on the fluxgate oystcn

can bo found in "Applied Geophysics for Engineers and Geologists", by

Griffith and King.

The stations to be uaed for diurnnl and instrument drift control

were estobliched nlong tho bnco line. Follov/ing this the readin&o vero

taken at fifty foot intervals along all picket lines and along the bras?

line. Following the necessary corrections the readings vere plotted in

gamma values on the map.

The accuracy of this instrument, in considered plus or Minus 0.5/4

of full scale on tho 1,000 to 10,000 ganrta ranges nnd l.CfJ of iull sc.-ile

on tho JO,COO to 100,000 gama ranges. The sensitivity is 20 gnnna/ciSv.

en tho 1,000 garwa scale, decreasing proportionate to the increased neale

range.

?Qfttal Loop K.^H*. Survey

The survey vas carried out using a horizontal loop Iluntoc Hod el

kn J JX 111 instrument which operates in the folloving nnnner: t* trnns-

nitter coil ia carried along a line followed by a receiver coil and console

unit. Tho coils vere separated by a two hundred foot length of conrcnr-olion

"7"

cable* An electromagnetic field is induced into the ground by the

transaitter coil, transmitting at a frequency of 2,^00 OPS or **10 CPS

which ever is selected. Tho transmitted signal is received in tho

receiver coil and the in phase and out of phase cooponente are neasured

by the circuitry in the console and recorded in percentage of phaee

shift. If no secondary field is present (due to a conductor beneath the

surface of the ground) the prinary field from the transmitter coil only

will be received end the response will be a zero in phnoo nnd out of phrse

reading. However, if a secondary field is present a negative phase

response will be observed for both the in phnse and out of phnco conponents.

These responses are in proportion to the nature and strength of the conductor.

The usual response pattern over n conductor is, as the leading coil

approaches tho conductor a positive effect will be observed which is

called the positive shoulder* V/hen tho configuration was coved to a

point where the conductor is beneath tho midpoint between tho two coils,

a naxiinura negative response will bo observed nnd os the coils tiove off

to tho opposite side of the conductor e second positive shoulder will be

observed. Tho nature nnd chnpo of the profile is determined by the

composition of the conductor rnd ito physical location in relation to

the surface of tho ground. Tho depth of penetration is n funct5.cn of

the coil separation uGunlly considered equnl to approxinntely 2/J the

separation.

The readings ^ra plotted at the Bid-point between the trana-oitter

and receiver coil nnd era chown os percentages. Tho values are then

profiled to outline tho anomalous regions.

A further explanation of tho theory Ray be found in "Hiui'ig

' , ' ' ' Page -8-.Geophysics, Methods in Gecchenietry and Geophysics" by D. 5. Parasnie.

In this eurvey, the readings were taken at intervale of fifty

feet along ell picket lines.

GHOLCQY

RqferenceDi O. D. H. Map Ko. 1957-5 - Falconbridge Township

O. D. H. Map No. 2017-1962 Broder, Dill, Neelon, and Dryden

Townshipo*

The area covered is underlain by quartzite and conglomerate

intruded by Bill-like nncees of Sudbury ga^ro tini^ northwest trending

dykoa of olivine diabase.

All these rock unite have been effected by northwest trending

sheurn end faulte.

llprth Grid

Survey; Tlio roeults of tho survey carried out over thio

grid have beon plotted to a b"ckground nt approxinatoly eight hundred

The nost obviouo ti-jgnetic rccj-onoes occur in the northern psrt

of the group on Lines ?.?M to 28N in the itcncdiato area of the Base lino.

The cagnctic intc:i3itien vary from positives of 5^*00 gat '-^B to nogntiveo

in tlie order of 2000 g.inm r)B. The nature of tho negatives to the

poeitivo.T eugger.t a dip to the vest.

Apparent northwest trending truignetics r.t the south end of the

group are very likely duo to a diabase dyke ehovn on the geology map,o Further coranents on the n^gnctic results will be in c

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vith the E.K. results.

The nap le shown as Plate 1.

Horizontal Loop E.H. Surveyt

Elec tronagne tic Survey l - The horizontal loop electromagnetic survey

carried out over this grid has outlined several indicated conductors

with a consistent trend to the north. Although none of these can bo

considered very significant, five of the better have been selected nnd

numbered for comment.

Conductive zones No. l, 2, nnd 3 appear to lie along the sans

horizon, although they lock consistency they are thought to be due to

a weakly conductive shear or fault zone. There is no fault chown on

the geology nap however there are other faults trending parallel to it

suggesting the possibility of a shear ?one.

When we compare the results over this sone with the nagnctic

survey, we find that conductor Ko. l correlates very well with the

zones of high magnetic intensities on line 2'tN and 26N. Although ther;e

are by far the strongest E.M. responses the alreost non-exist*mce of out

of phase response suggests that it is either due to a concentration of

magnetite or possible due to rdsalinement of ;ho coils, the fornor being

core likely. (A good nnonnly over a sulphide concentration usually hns

a ratio of 2 to l in phase to out of phctse). At this point the zone is

intersected by faulting which h-is displaced it about 100' cnst. The H.H.

profiles also suggest a dip to the west.

As we follow this zone to the north and south we find it to be

inconsistent and isostly of in phase response. There is r.o significant

magnetic correlation.

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!r,'.'.1^..'*;- - 1 ' 11 ' -' r

^;.K Conductive Bone Ht This zone is a series of weak response on lines HH

^. :! ; ' to 12M at approximately BOOW. Thero does not o&eta to be any correlating

t ; information on" tho magnetometer survey or on tho geology map and it is

therefore considered to be of little significance.

Coftdugtive Zone ^: This zone is parallel and **00' west of zone No. l

and thought to be due to weakly conductive material in the shear rone

shown on the geology map. There is no oagnotic response associated with

it. The remaining conductive zones outlined on the cap are very weak

responses mid may be in sone cases due to effects of inconsistent terrain,

as when the coilo cr.e nisalined o negative response is received. This

may also play some part in tho responses over sonic of tho previously

mentioned linen. A plnn of this survey is.shown on Plate 2 ,

Centor Grid:

Hagne torse tor Survey; The results of a magnetometer eurvoy carried out

over this grid have bten plotted to e background of approximately SCO

ganmne. Thore are no significantly high nagnotic VA!UOB indicated,

however, there appears to be H consistent trend to the north, and eli^itly

east*

A plan of tho curvcy in chown i e Plate J.

Horizpntril Loop K.M. Eur'.oy! The row.iitu of this survey have indicated

n vcak but consistent series of indicatior.o ntriking in a north northeast

direction. In thic none a recponpo ih the order of hpproxJ.r.ntely 3 to l

ratio in phneo to out of ph'jse is observed. Tho readin^c nro of

relatively low intensity ho\.'ever, and it should be pointed out that tho

map is plotted in one inch to one hundred feat which torJ.e to nagnify

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the profile. When ve compare the results of this survey to the

magnetometer survey, we find that this conductive zone lies nlong n

weak but consistent line of magnetic chnngo from below background to~ '

elightly above. There is a paralleling fault shown on the geology nap

and it ia more than likely that the E. K. responses tire due to weakly

conductive Materials along the fault. Two other anomalous zones are

outlined as Ho. 2 and Ho. J. These zones are on the northwest side of

the property ond have a strike direction parallel to No. 1. They are

associated with magnetic trends similar to that described for Ho. l,

and are not considered significant.

A plun of the survey is shown in the report as Plate **.

cir Survoy: The results of this eurvey ns chown on Plate 5 of

the report ic plotted to a bnck(;round of approximately 800 COI;VWR. The

reuults outline n very consistent northwesterly trond w!:ich oppcnr UK.

narrow ia?ignetic bands troverning the property in that direction. There

oro no strongly anonnlouo readings, however there is ono consistently

low zone e-pprox3.r.vitely four hundred feet wide traversing the property

parallel to the otriko on the northeast corner. The low ie thought to

be the diabase dyke shown on the geology cup. Ho further connents vill

be Dride on the rocults of this survey except in correlation with the

horizontal loop K. J', rooultu.

l?ori?.pjntal .l:OOJPL...^*j^*. /l" 1* 0̂^* '' o significant anomalous zones have been

outlined by this survey, however, two zones of weak and inconsistent

indications have been outlined, both of which parallel the magnetic

trends. The nout northerly conductive zone appears to lie alon,^ -Use

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eouthera edge of the previously nentioned magnetic low. The nore

southerly conductive zone lies parallel and elightly south of the base -

line. There does not appear to be a significant nagnetic correlation hore

except there is a rather inconsistent zone of magnetic intensities slightly

above background lying along the path of this imonaly,

Neither of these conductors can be considered of much significance*

The .erratic in phase responses are through to be due to irregularities in

topography creating variation in the separation of the coils. A plun of

those reBulto is shown os Pinto 6,

Respectfully submitted,

H. Toys

P E C LA R A ? I O N^

*

I, Reginald H. Taye, the undersigned, herewith certify I

have had the following txperience in geophysical surveying,

employed as an instrument operator, party chief, and field cupor-

lisor. Four yea^a with Goo. Explorers Limited, 1953 to 195? under

the Bupervision of Mr. Donald. J. Salt (professional engineer) wnd

twelve yeare with Falconbridge Nickel Hineo Lied ted, 1957 to 19&9.

During thin period I worked under the ouporvipion of Mr. D. J, Salt,

'- rof. eng.) nnd Mr. H. David HncLean (professional geophysicist).

I hnvo perBonnlly cuporviood the work outlined in the above

report.

APPENDIX l

Base line cut and chained

Picket line cut and chained

Total miles of line cut

Magnetometer Survey

Horizontal loop E, M. survey

Center .Grid

Booo line cut nnd chained

Picket line cut nnd chained

Total niles

Magnetometer survey

Horizontal loop K, M. survey

South ..Grid

Bo se line cut and chained

Picket line cut and chained

Total miles

Magnetons ter ourvey

Horizontal loop H.M. nurvey

Line cutting

Hngno tone tor Survey

Horizontal Loop K.K, Survey

.72 miles

.28 oileo

5.00

5,0 oilea

*.28 miles

0.2 tsilee

0.8 nilee

1,0 nileo

1,0 tnilCB

0.8 nilee

0.55 niles

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U.7B mi leo

**.?8 adles

Jt.aj niles

10,78 nilee

10,78 niles

9.31

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PSR50I1UEL EMPLOYED

Karcel ifcnurd,

J* L. Leclerc,

Cloude Sinard,

Robert Craig,

H. H. Tnyo,

A. Brewer,

Mra, A. Brewer,

APPBfDIX 11

Inetrunont Operotori280 Lmizon St., Kouyn, Quo.

Instrunent helpor,28 Horne St., Rouyn, Que.

Inetrunenc operator,^6 Frontennc St*, Kingston, Ont.

Instrument helper,(•C? Murdoch Avo., Noranda, Que.

Supervisor,685 Murdoch Avo., Itaraada, Que.

DraftDrr.nn,697 Murdo ' Ave., Hornndn, Quo,

Typict,697 Murdoch Ave., Hor-^nda, Que.

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ASSESSMENT -BRKAKDOtfH

Horth Grid

line Cutting

Harcol Menard,

Claude Sinard,

R. Craig,

J. Leclorc,

Survey

C. Sinnrd,

R. Craig,

R, H. Tayo,

APPEI,T)IX HI

Foreman find chainman, Harch 27,28,29,31 4 days x factor l

Line cutter, March 27,28,29,31 ^ days x f ne tor l

Line cutter, March 27,28,29,31 ** days x factor l

Lino cuttor nnd chftinrsnn, Harch 27,28,29,31 4 days x factor l '

nan days

Instrunont operator, April, 1,2,3,7 ^ dnya x factor 7

Instrument helper,April l, 22 dayo x factor 7

Super\dsor,Kay l, 22 daye x factor 7

nan d*ya

loon dayo

Total raan daya

Kuri tonit?il .Loopi^t H* Survey

Inctroacnt operator,April 1,2,3,7k dayo x factor 7

Instrument helper,April 1,2,3,7k dayi. x factor 7

Marcel Men^i'd,

J* Lccerc,

16 days

28 tsan dnyo

ninii days

cinn day e

23 oan dnys

28 !3!m duys

VjV.1 '-" \ -

K* Craig,

B* H. Toys,

Drafting ond Typing

A. Brewer,

Mrs. A. Brcwor,

To tnl nsBensaen t

Inotruraent helperApril 3, 72 days x factor 7

•*

SupervisorKay J, 52 days x factor 7

Total nan days

Draftsman,May 6, 72 days x factor 7

Typict,May 28)4 day x factor 7

Total Man days

Lino cutting

Magnetometer survey

Horizontal loop E, K. curvoy

Drafting and typing

Total man dayo

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nan days

.n doy

man days

duye

an dny

17*5 nan

16 nan days

56 BSD dnys

S4* nan dnyo

173*5 nwn days

m.'x*

APPENDIX 111 Continued

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South Grid

Line Cutting

H. Menard,

R. Craig,

C* Sinard,

J. Loclerc,

K[apne tono t or 3u ryev

C. Sinard,

R. Craig,

R. H. Tays,

Foreman and Chainman,AprU 8,9,10,11,12,13,lM5,169 days x factor l

Lino cutter,April 8,9,10,11,12,13,1^,15*169 daya x factor l

Line cutter,April 8,9,10,11,12,13,1^,15,169 days x factor l

Chainman,April 8,9,10,11,12,13,1^,15,169 days x factor l

Tot*il nan days

Inotruraent operator, April 17,18,19,20 J* days x factor 7

Instrument heloor, April 17,18,19 3 daya x factor 7

Supervisor,May 6l day x factor 7

Total ran days

^l J.oop . Survey

M. Menard,

J* Leclerc,

Irstrunont operator, April 18, 19", 20 3 days x factor 7

Inctrumont helper, April 18, 19, 20 3 dayn x fuctor 7

9 Ran days

9 oan days

9 nan dayc

36 nan daya

28 r.rm days

nan days

56 wan dayy

21 nan dayc

21 man dnyn

ItslW^^.:

: iiv fi. Craig,

B. H* Tays,

APPENDIX 111 Continued

Instrument helper, April 201 day x f ne tor 7*

Supervisor, May 7, 82 dnye x factor 7

grafting jmd Typing

A. Brewer i

Mra. A. Urouor,

Total nan days

Draftsman,Kay 9, 102 dnys x ff.otor 7

Ktiy 28H day x factor 7

Total mnn daya

Total^ iAsfieosr'ient Hnn Pays

Line cutting

Magnetometer survey

Horizontal loop E.K. eurvey

Drafting and typing

Total nan dnyo

Page -19-

7 nan days

6? man daya

days

ra ̂n day o

17.5 crm dnye

56 nan days

56 con dayc

65 nnn days

17*5 nnn days

172,5 con dnya

h

Page -20-

APPENDIX 111 CoaUnued

Center Grid

Line Cutting

M. Menard t

R. Craig,

C. Simard,

J. Leclero,

Survey

C. Simnrd,

R. Craig,

Jorenan end chainman,April 17l day x factor l

Line cutter,April 17,l day x factor l

Lino cutter,April l?l day x factor l

Chainnrm,April 17l day x factor l

Total mon days

Instrument operator,April 21, 222 days x factor 7

Inatrunent helpor,April 21, 222 days x factor 7

Total nan dayo

Horizontnl Loop E.H. Survey

K. Menard,

J* Leclerc,

R. H. Taye,

Instrument operator,April 21, 222 daye x factor 7

Instrument helper,April 21, 222 days x factor 7

Supervisor,liny 9l day x factor 7

Total wan days

1 nan day

l Dan day

l nan day

rl nan day

J* nan dayo

nan days

1*4 ci?

28 man days

14 man dnyo

1^ aan day a

t 7 pan dnys

55 Eat

y'\s*'i-i

APPEIDLX 1U Continued

Drafting and

A* Brewer,

Mrs. A* Brewer,

Draftsman,Hay 8l day x factor 7

TypiBt,Hay 28# day x factor 7

Total Man dayo

Totnl, AsDeSBnent Man Dajo

Line cutting

Magnetometer ourvey

Horizontal loop E. H. survey

Drafting end typing

nnn dnyo

^otajL A^Gfiesr.uent ^'on n l)ayt? on^Plpe I .inc Project

Korth Gild

South Grid

Center Grid

Total

Page -21-

7 can daye

. nan fay i*

daye

k nan days

28 nan dayo

dnye

-

77.5 nfn days

173.5

172.5

323,5 Mp.n Days

Additional Assessment Man Days - continued Appendix III, Page 22

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APPENDIX III Continued

Revisions to Report and Maps, Final Compilation

A. S. Bayne, P.Eng. 45 Strathallan Blvd. Toronto, Ontario

Consulting Engineer Sept.10/69, Dec.11/69 April 14, 15, 16/70 5 days x factor 7 35 man days

A. Molnar36 Kildonan DriveScarborough, Ontario

DraughtsmanSept.12/69, Dec.l2/692 days x factor 7 14 man days

Barbara Bayne45 Strathallan Blvd.Toronto, Ontario

Total man days

Stenographer April 15, 1970 l day x factor 7 7 man days

*56 man days

TOTAL ASSESSMENT MAN DAYS ON PIPE LINE PROJECT

North Grid : Forward App.III P.2l 56 x 5/10.78

173.5 25.97*

199.47

Centre Grid: Forward App.III P.2l 56 x 1/10.78

South Grid : Forward App.III P.21 56 x 4.78/10.78

*Note : Distributed pro-rata according to line miles on each grid.

77.5 5.20*

82.70

172.5 24.83*

197.33

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THE MINING ACT REPORT OF WORK

To the Recorder .1 .,..,,,,,,..,.,.,...,....?.y.R.BURY.,,,,,,,,,..,,,

, LAURA G, FRANK

A i*porei* form li required for eeeh typt of work to k* r* cord* d.

..............Mining DivisionC 29224

no m* of Recorded Holder Miner's Licence

M .o..M...................AO.lVk?.!.RL.^Post 6 Hi c e Address

do hereby report the performonce of .......r.P............................ doys oftype of work

not before reported to be opplied on the following contiguous cloims

Clolm No. Doys Claim No. Days

SURVEY

Claim No. Days

S. 154626 40zK O

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READ CAREFULLY: THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS REQUIRED BY THE MINING RECORDER.

For Monuol Work, Stripping or Opening up of Mines, Sinking Shofts or Other Actual Mining Operotions - Nomes ondaddresses of the men who performed the work and the dates and hours of their employment.For Diamond ond other Core Drilling - Footoge, No. ond angle of holes ond diameter of core. Name ond address ofowner or operator of drill. Dates when drilling wos done. Signed core log ond sketch in duplicote.For Compressed Air or Other Power Driven or Mechonicol EquipmentType of drill or equipment, Nomes ond addresses of men engaged in operating equipment and the dates and hours oftheir employment.For Power Stripping - Type of equipment. Nome ond address of owner or operator. Amount expended. Dotes on whichwork was done. Proof of actual cost must be submitted within 30 doys of recording.With each of the above types of work sketches are required to show the location ond extent of the work in relationto the nearest claim post. In the case of diamond or other core drilling the sketch must be submitted in duplicote,Fer Geological ood Geophysical Survey - The nomes ond oddresses of men employed os well os dates. Type ofInstrument used in the case of geophysical survey. Reports ond mops in duplicate must be filed with the Ministerwithin 60 doys of recording.For Lend Survey - the name ond address of Ontario Lend surveyor.

The Required Information i i os Follows: (Attach o list if this space is insufficient)

ATTACHED COPY OF SPECUAL PROVISION.ASSESSMENT WORK DETAILS- "SOUTH GRID" PERSHLAND GOLD MINES LTD,- SUBMITTED TO SPECIAL PROJECTS SECTION, LANDS BRANCH, ONT. DEPT, MINES..TORONTO. April 16, 1970 - by- A, S. Bayne, P.Eng.

PERSHLAND GOLD MINES LTD.

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Signotur^of Recorded Holder or Agent

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^ Type of Survey____. Geophysical - MAGNETOMETER___________________ j

Line Cutter or Contractor'RCGINALD H. TAYS. 685 Murdoch A ve..Noranda .Quebec

f Party Chief.REGlHALD H. TAYS. 685 Murdoch Ave . . NORANDA. Quebec.^...^.^.^A. S. BAYNE S COMPANY

Consultant Consulting Engineers__80 Richmond St.W.. TORONTO. Ontario. --^

COVERING DATES: Line Cutting April 8th to April 16th. 1969 ^^..^.

WfiDBO)a)RBWCMOC9WX(Xr Geophysics April 17th to May 6th. 1969

Of f i ce May 9th to May 28th, 1969 (contractor)-.. .- . ..Septeinber nth to April 16th, 1970 (Cons. Eng.)

INSTRUMENT DATA (Make Model Type, SHARPE MFI FLUXGATE MAGNETOMETER_________

Scale Constant or Sensitivity^- Q.5% of-full sc-ale 1,000 to 10,000 gam'rs; 1.0^ full scale on 30,000 to fOO.OOO gTmmas

Total Number of Stations Within Claim Group 238Number of Miles of Line Within Claira Group 4 7ft Iles

ASSESSMENT WORK REQUESTED: Geological Survey __ ̂ ^ Days per Claim

Geophysical Survey 40 pays per Claim

DRYDE:N T WP-j S UDBURY H IHING DIVISION

CLAIMS NOS. S.1554H; S. 154355; S. 154626 ALL CONTIGUOUS^

*SEE GEOPHYSICAL REPORT - PERSHLAND GOLD MINES LTD. - CLAIMS ON FALCONBRIDGE PIPELINE ROUTE - DRYDEN R FALCONBRI [)GL TOWNSHIPS - ONTARIO - May 28, 1969. WITH ACCOMPANYING MAPS, SUBMITTED TO PERSHLAND GOLD MINES LTD. APRIL 16, 1970 BY-

A. S. BAYNE fc COMPANY Consulting Engineers 60 Richmond St. We s t TORONTO, Ontario.

H- B. IN THE ABOVE-NOTED REPORT, THESE THREE CONTIGUOUS CLAIMS ARE REFERRED TO AS THE "S.QHT1UUUP"

DATE AP ri1 1 6 ' 1 970

A. xS.' BAYNE, P. Eng.

(Special provision credits do not appl'y to Radiometric Surveys)

'.p- Type of Survey

. "NORTH- GRID" SPECIAL PROVISION PERSHLAND GOLD MINES LTD.

ASSESSMENT VJORK DETAILS

Geophysical -- MAGMETOMETER

^Chief Line Cutter or Contractor' REGINALD H. TAYS, 685 Murdoch Ave.Noranda , Quebec

Party Chief^

Consultant

REGINALD H. TAYS, 685 Murdoch Ave. t NORANDA, Quebec.

A. S. BAYNE i.COMPANY, Consulting EngT neers .

COVERING DATES: Line Cutting March 27th to March 31, 1969,

Field 88R180XX8X Geophysics^-

Office_____ May th to May 28th. 1969

April 1st to Mav 2. 1969

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3,000^to-10,000 gamma ranges; T.0% full scale on 30,000 to 100,000 gammas;Total Number of Stations Within Claim Group________245_____________.^ Number of Miles of Line Within Claim Group

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ASSESSMENT WORK REQUESTED: Geological Survey Days per Claim

Geophysical Survey 40 Days per Claim

MINING CLAIMS TRAVERSED: FALCONBRIDGE TWP., SUDBURY MINING DIVISION

CLAIMS NOS.-- S. 153741; S.132976; S.15*051 ALL CONTIGUOUS*

* SEE GEOPHYSICAL REPORT - PERSHLAND GOLD MINES LIMITED -CLAIMS ON FALCONBRIDGE PIPE LINE ROUTE - DRYDEN S FALCONBRIDGE TOWNSHIPS - ONTARIO - May 28, 1969 . WITH ACCOMPANYING MA?S. SUBMITTED TO PERSHLAND GOLD MINES LTD. APRIL 16,1970 BY -

A. S. BAYNE S COMPANY Consulting Engineers 80 Richmond St.West TORONTO, Ontario.

N.B. IN THE ABOVE-NOTED REPORT, THESE THREE CONTIGUOUS CLAIMS ARE REFERRED TO AS THE "NORTH GRID"

DATE April 16, 1970 SIGNED

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Party Chief REGINALD H. TAYS, 685 Murdoch Ave- , Noranda, Quebec ———-—-———

Consultant A.'S. SAYNE A COMPANY, Consulting Engineers, RQ Rirhmnnri. . Toronto, Ont.

COVERING DATES: Line Cutting April 3th to April 16th ,T 969 ̂ ^^......^...

V* Geophysics APH1 th to May 8th, 1969

Office Hav 9th to May 28th. 1969f Contractor) .———— Sept. llth}?6 9 April .16th, 1970 (Cons. Eng.)

INSTRUMENT DATA (Make Model Type HUNTEC MODEL RONKA MK . 1 1 1 _ _____ - -

; Scale Constant or Sensitivity DEPTH OF PENETRATION EQUAL TO'.2/3 OF THE COI.L SEPARATION

Total Number of Stations Within Claim Group 2 38 ________ ___ ___ ̂M—— Number of Miles of Line Within Claim Group 4.78 miles

ASSESSMENT WORK REQUESTED: Geological Survey - Days per Claim

Geophysical Survey 20 Days per Claim

DRYDEN T wp ̂ ^W M INING DIVISION

CLAIMS NOS. S. 155414; S. 154355; S. 154626 ALL CONTIGUOUS*

*SEE GEOPHYSICAL REPORT - PERSHLAND GOLD MINES LTD.- CLAIMS ON FALCONBRIDGE PIPELINE ROUTE - DRYDEN S FALCONBRIDGE TOWNSHIPS - ONTARIO - May 28th, 1969. WITH ACCOMPANYING MAPS, SUBMITTED TO PERSHLAND GOLD MINES LTD. APRIL 16, 1970 BY-

A. S. BAYNE S COMPANY Consulting Engineers 80 Richmond St. West TORONTO, Ontario.

!LJb— I N THE ABOV E-NOTED REPORT, THESE THREE CONTIGUOUS CLAIMS ARE REFERRED TO AS THE "SOUTH GRID"

SIGNED.-'S. BAYNE. P.Eng.

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(Special provision credits do not apply to Rciclioinctric Surveys)

SPECIAL PROVISION .."NORTH GRID" ASSESSMENT WORK DETAILS

PERSHLANDGOLD MINES LTD.

Type of Survey ____ - Geof ,, sical - ELECTROMAGNETIC survey

Line Cutter or Contractor'KEGIHALD H. TAYS, 685 MuVdoch Ave . .NORAIIDA .

Party Chief REGINALD H. TAYS > 685 Murdoch Ave . . Noranda , Quebec

Consultant A. S. BAYNE fl COMPANY, ConsuUIng Engineers, 80 Richmond St. West- Toronto, Ontario.

COVERING DATES: Line Cutting March 27th to March 31st f '1969 ̂ ^^^^....

Field Geology or Geophysics April 1st to May 5th , 1969 ——Way 9th to May 28th, 1969 (Contractor)'Office

Septi lith, 1196?. to". April 16, 1970 (Cons. Eng.)INSTRUMENT DATA (Make Model Type HUNTEC MODEL RONKA MK.III ̂^^^.^^^^^^^

Scale Constant or Sensitivity DEPTH OF PENETRATION EQUAL TO; 2/3 OF THE COIL SEPARATION

Total Number of Stations Within Claim Group 245 ______ _ -——.————m——Number of Miles of Line Within Claim Group c -i1 5 mi l es

ASSESSMENT WORK REQUESTED: Geological Survey _____ Days per Claim

Geophysical Survey _ 20 __ Days per Claim

MINING CLAIMS TRAVERSED: FALCONBRIDGE TOWNSHIP, SUDBURY MINING DIVISION

CLAIMS NOS.-- S. 153741, S. 132976; S. 155051 ALL CONTIGUOUS*

*SEE GEOPHYSICAL REPORT - PERSHLAND GOLD MINES LIMITED - CLAIMS ON FALCONBRIDGE PIPE LINE ROUTE - DRYDEN b F ALCONBRIDGE TOWNSHIPS - ONTARIO - fjay 28, 1969. - by R. H. Tays. WITH ACCOMPANYING

MAPS SUBMITTED TO PERSHLAND GOLD MINES LIMITED APRIL 16, 1970 BY-

A. S. BAYNE l C OMPANY Consulting Engineers 80 Richmond St. West TORONTO, Ontario.

N.B. IN THE ABOVE-NOTED REPORT, THESE THREE CONTIGUOUS CLAIMS ARE REFERRED TO AS THE "NORTH GRID"

April 16, 1970 DATE SIGNED

A. SX^AYNE, p.Eng.(Special provision credits; do not apply to lUidiomctric Surveys)

SPECIAL PROVISION

ASSESSMENT WORK DETAILS

Type of Survey. Magnetoaater Survey

Chief Line Cutter or Contractor.A •aporato form U required lor *och lyp* of

Bronco Exploration Service*, Box 83, Oakridges, Ont

Party Chief. Noland BoaNorn* Address

Tinmina, Ontario

Consultant, M. G. ClarkeNmn*

Box 83Address

Oakridgas, Ontario

COVERING DATES Line Cutting

Field VMJMg? or Geophysics

Office ——

Sept*"6"r 2, 1969 - October*1?',' 1969

September 20, 1969 - October 10 f 1969

Jannary ft t 10.70 - January 10, 1Q7Q————..——.——-——.

INSTRUMF:NT DATA Meke, Model and Type.. McPhar M-700 Magnetometer

i S gaanaaScale Constant or SensitivityOf providt copy of instrument data from Manufacturer's brochure.

Total Number of Stations Within Claim Group 504 -Number of Miles of Line cut Within Claim Group- 10.75

ASSESSMENT WORK CREDITS REQUESTED

MINING CLAIMS TRAVERSED

Geological Survey. -Days per Claim

Geophysical Survey—&Q Days per Claim

S 156166; S 156167; S 156168; S 156169; S 156170

DATE.July 30, 1970

TOTAL Five claims

SIGNED __. LjtSpecial provision credits do not apply to Radiometric Surveys.

Type of Survey-

SPECIAL PROVISION


Magnetometer SurveyA Mpara t* form l i required (or *och lyp* of *unr*y

Chief Line Cutter or Contractor____Krnnea Exploration S ervices. B ox 83. Oakridgea, Ont,Norn*

Party Chief l *,r\A R naAddr***

Timmins OntarioNero*

Consultant GAddr*s*

OakridCS. OntarioNorn* Addrcsi

COVERING DATES Line Cutting Orfnhar 2 1969 - Movenber 1. 1969

Field Geology or Geophysics

Office ______ iftniiMry

October 1 3, - October 30. 1969

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DATA Make, Model and Type McPhar M-700 Magnetometer

* five gammasScale Constant or Sensitivity —————-———.————™-—— Or provide copy of instrument data from Manufacturer1 s brockure.

Total Number of Station B Within Claim Group ————————Number of Miles of Line cut Within Claim Group——————

Geological Survey Days per ClaimASSESSMENT WORK CREDITS REQUESTED

Geophysical Survey. 4 O — Days per Claim


S 156171; S 156172; S 156173; S 156174; S 156.175

PATE July 30, 1970

TOTAL

SIGNED

Mvc c laltnfl

Special provision credits do not apply to Radiometric Surveys.

J/

SPECIAL PROVISION


Type of Survey_______Electro Magnetic SurveyA separate form l* required for *och typ* ol survey

Bronco Exploration Service* Box 63 Oakrldges, OiChief Line Cutter or Contractor.Nome Addres*

Party Chief ______ Boland POP ______________ Tiaaina, OntarioNorn* Addr***

Consultant . .-—————- M 4 P. C lark* _________ Ho* ^ "\ , O ofcridgaa, Ontario ————.———.Name Address

COVERING DATES l -i"* f...nioe <;> ^ ^> B.r. 0 r ?, IQKO . Ortob^y 2 t 1969 —-——--.,-.

Field GgtKht&xor Geophysics ____ Qptnbar ?, 19fi9 -October 10^ 1969

Office ____ January 6 - 10, 1970 -—-—-——————————---—————-

INSTRUMENT DATA Make, Model and Type ______Cron* Raden VLF

Scale Constant or Sensitivity 1/2 degreeOr provide copy of instrument data from Manufacturer's brochure.

Total Number of Stations Within Claim Group ________Number of Miles of Line cut Within Cluim Group_____*

ASSESSMENT WORK CREDITS REQUESTED Geological Survey_______Day* per Claim

Geophysical Survey——2D— Days per Claim


S 156160; S 1561578; S 156168; S 156169; S 156170

TOTAL F ive c laims

DvrF July 30. 1970 __________ SIGNED ^M


Type of Survey

SPECIAL PROVISION


Maftne tie Survav_______A ••porate iortn (t required (or *och typ* of survey

~.. t, . ^ - Bronco Exploration Service*, B ox 83, Onkridgei, Ont.Chiel Line Cutter or Contractor_____________I__________________________________________

Norn* Addrat*

Party Chief

Consultant

Noland Boa Tiaraina OntarioNom*

filar kaAddr*u

Oakridaa OntarioNome

COVERING DATES Line r..t.ine 2Addrx*

- Novambar l ~ 1969

Field Geology or Geophysics ____ October 26 1 1 969 - November 3. 1969

Office _____ January fe. 197Q - January 10, 1970 ——..———————--

INSTRUMENT DATA Make, Model and Type Crone Radtm VLF

Scale Constant or Sensitivity —Or provide copy of instrument data from Manufacturer's brochure.

Total Number of Stations Within Claim Group A93———Number of Miles of Line cut Within Claim Group-——lfL-JL

ASSESSMENT WORK CREDITS REQUESTED Geological Survey

Geophysical Survey

Days per Claim

Days per Claim


S 156171; S 156172; S 156173; S 156174; S 156175

DATE July 30, 1970

TOTAL

SIGNED

Five c laims

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DEPARTMENT OF MINESPROJECTS. tECTION

THE MINING ACT

Assessment Work Credits FILE: .

DATE:.

6 3.1. ' lr.'i

Name.

Township or Area: ..........-.^^:L..:-....;lJ.X.;.lX!::ZL_____^T-

Type of Survey and Number of Assessment Days Credits per Claim Mining Claims

GEOPHYSICALI J Special Provision

II Ground

Magnetometer

Electromagnetic

x nnI j Airborne

......'i__ days

__X_M days

._.___..days

GEOLOGICAL

i l Special Provision

.______days

j j Man days

RADIOMETRIC

j_l Ground

.—__—days

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GEOCHEMICAL

D Notice of Intent to be issued (credits have been reduced because of insuf ficient or partial coverage of claims)

No assessment credits have been allowed for the following mining claims as they were not sufficiently covered by the survey______________...

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of

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WHITNEY BLOCK.QUEEN S PARK.

TORONTO 182. ONT

DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND NORTHERN AFFAIRSU1NINO LANDS BRANCH ftj.2776

t 1970.

Mr. K. H. Mlnittf Kacordtr, 118 C*d*r Str**t, BikJbury, Ontario.

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Th* 0*ephy*ioal Assetsmwnt vork credit* as tkown on tha attaohad list hava baan approved aa of tha da\a abt t. Plaaaa infora tha raoordad holdar and so iodioata on your ra cord*.

Toura vary truly,

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frad V. Hatthawa,Suparriaor.

Project* Section.

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