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Diamond Drilling 12 MCNAUGHT 010 Township o f MCNAUGHT Report NQ; 12 Work performed by: O ntario Rare Metal Mines Limited Claim M? S 74421 S 74313 S 74307 S 74322 S 74315 (S 74305) Hole N9 1-DUNN#3 2-DUNN#4 3-DUNN#l 4-DUNN#2 5 Footage 642.5' 755' 338' 274' 136' 136' Date Nov/54 Dec/54 Dec/54 Jan/55 Jan/55 Note Notes: AWL.004(7-69)rev 9-72

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Diamond Drilling12 MCNAUGHT

010

Township of MCNAUGHT Report NQ; 12

Work performed by: Ontario Rare Metal Mines Limited

Claim M?

S 74421

S 74313

S 74307

S 74322

S 74315

(S 74305)

Hole N9

1-DUNN#3

2-DUNN#4

3-DUNN#l

4-DUNN#2

5

Footage

642.5'

755'

338'

274'

136'

136'

Date

Nov/54

Dec/54

Dec/54

Jan/55

Jan/55

Note

Notes:

AWL.004(7-69)rev 9-72

Page No. lo.,

J^iSiLH 'i-ikj^ojio

PROPBR1Y ONTARIO RA R!' t/MTAL .VINES IJI/iTSD DKILl.lHOLE NO, l - Dunn #3

STARTS)________November 26/54 Location Lato 4495 K Pep. 5700 W^ -.

Bearing N 500 W._______ __ ____

Dip -45 0

iiNiaHsa)

Difl'TH

December 3/54 i f

642.5'

Depth SampleFeet________________FOMBtion________No,, Footage yidth # Cb1-----1- -1

O - 79.0 CASINO.79*0 - 264.0 (fabbro, medium grained. 60.5 hornblende

altered partly to chlorite. Somemagnetite - enoujh in places to moreBrunton compass needle. Minor sulphide- pyrite*Lamprophyre dykes frequent - biotiteand calcite. J^rkes 98-100, 104-105,108-110, 131-132, 134-137, 143-144, 154-155,156-157, I6l.5-l62o5 (specimen l6l"l62),187-187.5, 209-214, 231-233, 243o5-245oCoarser dioritio phases at 176-177, 189-190,182-183.5 o

. Magnetite more common in short lengthsreplacing hornblende and often adjacentto lamprophyre dykes 0 197.5-198.5 (specimen)

' 233-233.5, 237-241, 241-243.5 less, 245*247 less. 264,0 - 267oO Oradntional change to pinkish phaso or pinkish

syenite,, No evidence of nepheline,, 267oO - 291.0 Biotite lamprophyre,, Brecciated appearance

with biotite lumps in white calcito 0 291 oO - 299oO Sheared light coloured rock with sr.iall

laiyprophyre threads 0 Some pinkish areas,could be nepheline* 0922 291-299 6.0' N.D.

299.0 - 308.0 Fine grained lamprophyre,, 308.0 - 439.0 Oneiss - varies from syenite to diorite

Layering at i50 0 . Minor pyrite. Jmalldykeletj of lamprophyre 341-343, 344-345,352-353, 399-400. Some coarse calcite andhornblende altered to chlorite. Probablypegmatitic lensea 0 dmall shaar at 404-405 0Specimen 420 8Some pinkish feldspar0 No visible nepheline 0

439oO - 445.0 Almost massive fine grained biotite syenite.Ooidan biotite in crackj. Could be somenepheline., 0923 439-445 6.0' .02 (appro*.)

PROPERTY ONTARIO RAR5 "KTA.U3

Pa;|0 No. 2.,..

D PI IX HCLli NO e l - Dunn

Depth feet Formation No Jtootage Width Ob

445*0 - 468.0 Gneiss - similar to 308-439 butlayering less distinct* lamprophyre 445-446 end 450-451 o Some pegmatitic spots with pink feldspar and green epidoteo

468.0 - 496oO Oreen hornblende gneiss- 70^ hornblende. Some lengths have biotite. Specimen 476.

496.0 - 642 0 5 Sharp contact at 20 0 with fine grained massive dark green rock. A l-ft c chilled contact c Almost certainly diabe Specimen 622 c Parts quite magnetic^ ?rom 620 is medium groined and resembles gabbro at start of hole. Lamprophyre dykes 502-503, 524-525, 555-556.5, 564-566, 508-589, 592-595, 611-615 p

JBND OF HOLE

Core Recovery very good.

-Overburden

-Gabbro

-Gneiss-Granite to Amphibolitic

-Lamprophyre Dykes

DIAMOND DRILL SECTION NO. l

OFONTARIO RARE METAL

MINES LIMITED

SCALE l" = 100' FEB/55

GO*

DIAMOND :DBILL RECORDBage No* l*.

PROPERTY ONTJVRIO RARE METAL KINHS LIMIT-flD Nemeos, Ontario, ---^-.^ --..-

BEARINO

DIP

DRILL HOLJS NO. 2 ~ Dunn

STARTED December 4, 195A

Pep. 6120 W.

N 430 W

FINISHED.

DEPTH 755 Ft.

-450

Depth Feet FOJ&ATICN

^ in'Sample No. ypotage Width g Ob

O - 106.

106.0 CASINOO - 121.8 ane4.es, biotite and hornblende medium

' groined to porphyroblastic textured. Grey 'with white and red feldspar areas, eyenitized. T 106,5 - 108.5 lamprophyre massive. Contact 600 to core. Specimen No. l at 108*. Spec. #1 119,- 121.8 altered, eyenitized, oar- Spec. #3 bpaated. Several small patches and rein let a of'.dark materiel - soft. Specimen ^3 at * - ' ' 120'. . '' 112 - 114 biotite, banded at 40 0 . Spec Mottled and brecciated, fragments of white

- feldspar, veinlets of golden biotite*8 - 181oO Oneise, medium to coarse grained, porphyro- 0958

blastic in texture. Biotite hornblende, areas of pink feldspar with pods of white feldspar. Syenitized in part Spec. 14

128 - 129 Lost Core130 -137 -147 -

t 134*0 - 157.0 lamprophyre, coarse to medium grained. Biotite and calcite in smell, rounded blebs and patches. Spec. fo 149.2* 157.0 - 159oO gneiss, medium groined Could be tuff. Bright green crustation on some aillage planes.159*0 - 161.5 biotite, fine grained golden biotite in veinlets. Fine threads of light green colored material, soft, i veinlet of calcite with bleb of magnetite. Spec. |6 l60' 161.5 - 181.0 eyenitized. Areas of red ** feldspar. Some fracturing, veinlets of bright green material o Minor sulphides. Pyrite end laminated pyrite on fractured planes

108* 120*

#2 125'

124.0-134.0 10.0 Tr,

132'

138

0962 165*0-175.0 10.030 Uetels not of interest

172174

,2 Spec. No. 7 - biotite dyke 173.5- Spec, #7 172.2*

Page 2,

Property Ontario fere Metals ____ Dri 11 Hole No c 2 Dunn

Depth SampleFeet__________________FORMATION_________ No. Footage Width # Cb

181.0 - 213.0 Qneiss, biotite hornblende, porphyroblastic- medium grained, gray to pink, Syenitized in sectionso Specks of golden biotite throughout most of core, carbonate common. 186.0 - 18?.0 pink fragment of feldspar.

Spec. #8 181.2i189.5 * 196.0 grey with pink spots. Syenite.192.5 - 193o5 biotite, carbonated 0 196.0 - 205.0 lemprophyry dyke, o6arse- grained, some calcite stringers,, , 196oO - 205.A lamprophyreo 198o5 calcite stringer with thread of pyrrhotite with spot of ohalcopyrite 0 204.7 t" dikelet. Fine grained lying at 20 0 . Spec. fa 224' Biotite. cipeo, jjttQ 210* 205.4 - 210.5 light ijrey medium grained 0 Blebs of pink feldspar with threads of bright jreao material. 210.5 - 213.0 biotite,

213oO - 258.0 Gtaeiss, grey to pink - medium grained andcoarseo Porphyroblastic biotite and hornblende- syenitized in sections. 215,0 * 225o5 lamprophyre dike. Coarse grained. Contact 20 0 .225*5 - 226.5 ^yenite, pink blebs rounded and angular, with bright .?reen material in threads. Spec, //li 227.5* 228.5 - 234o5 biotite medium grained, some minor sulphides, pyrrhotite. Contact chilled 200 ,234*5-241.5 gneiss, lying at 400, bedding, shearing with biotite. Some area large pink feldspars - coarse, could be pegmatite. Specks of golden biotlteo241.5 - 244.0 lamprophyre, coarse grained 0 Contact 600 .244.0 - 256.0 syenitized, nepheline? Coarse grained* Some dark patches, waxy oolor* Vi nor sulphides. Pyrite. Check, forsampling o Spec. ^13 251 00'

6pec. ^12 253oO'256.0 - 2^8.0 biotite, medium ;jrained. Alteration close to lower contact, calcite, minor sulphides, pyrite, specks of golden biotite.

Page 3,

Property Ontario Rare W Drill Hole No. 2 - Dunn

Depth Feet POFMATION

Sample Ne. Footage Width Cb

'258.0 - 298.0

298,0 - 50?

Gneiss, coarse grained, biotite andhornblende. Syenitized. Pink andgreen blebs and spots. Somewhatbrjocinted lookingo263.0 - 266.0 bleach, fractured.271.5 l" veinlet lying at 400 .Pink and white feldspar. Check forsampling 258.0 - 271.8 - 282.J.282,5 minor sulphides. Pyrite.282.5 - 283.0 biotite, massive.Medium grained, carbonated.Gneiss, grey end pink, medium grainedto coarse. Porphyroblastic in part, withsome angular fractured blebs of whiteand pink to red feldspar* Biotite-horn-blende gneiss.298.0 - 304.0 biotite, medium grained.So-ne alteration, calcite contact 450 *304.0 ~ 318.4 renting from light ^rey tomottled red. (Porphyroblastic) pro. syenitized.Check for sampling. Spec. #14 319*0*318.4 - 319*3 coarse. Pegmatite.319*3 - 361.5 biotite, grey to black.

Spec. #15 320.0' 338.O o5 pink feldspar. 344o5 - 345*5 white massive feldspar, could be pegmatite. 349.0 - 352.0 same.361.5 - 363.0 lamprophyre dike, contacts gradual, some biotite. 363.0 - 373.5 biotite. Blebs and band of fine grained very li^ht green material. Some carbonate in spots. 373*5 - 380.0 coarse grained patches of red feldspar.380.0 - 383.5 biotite, some calcite. 383.5 - 420.0 coarse grained areas of pink feldspar with light green material. Check for samplingo At 399*0 vug.411*0 - 413 biotite, Spec, #.6 410,0' 420.0 - 425,0 lamprophyre dike. Coarse grained, some biotite. 434*0 - 446.0 lamprophyre. Coarse grainedo Minor pyrite. 446.0 - 460.0 syenitized. Red feldspar. Kinor sulphides on tillage planes. Pyrite. Check for sampling. 460.0 - 461.0 lamprophyre. Some calcite.

Property Ontario Here Drill Hole No.

Pago A..o..o..

2 ~ Dunn #4

Depth Feet FORMATION

Sample No* Footage 'Vidtli ft C b ' 1

293*0 - 507.1j cent'd)

507.1 - 571.0

571oO - 618.0

Spec (095?) (Box l?)

5.

461 oO - 465.0 bedding at 40 0 0 Porphyroblastic, paas end grains of white end red f elds pur o 478.0 - 479-0 ) yellow material 425oO - 476.0 j checked with Multi not sameoFor Identification - Spec o //l Q 490.0 - 492.0 lamprophyre e t 90 0. 492.0 - 507.1 coarse grained* .iiiite and red feldspar o Porphyroblastic and arkosic. Bedding at 30". 3ome angular fragments of white and red feldspar. Fractured, also areas of pink feldspar* Yellow material noted at 490^ 493.3 f let a earn c498 oO in shear and at 495*0 alao several green blebs. (Check for sampling). Gneiss, medium grained. (Biotite hornblende gneiss). Porphyroblastic to arkosic texture but spots becoming rarer*507 r.l - 511 o5 lamprophyre, patchua of biotite,

. acne carbonacoo511 o 5 - 517 o O small spots of pink feldspar o 512.4 - 513v4 biotito bands . Altered with carbonate.*51?oO - 571 oO finer grained, grey and pinkish, Considerable biotite^ Kore like urkose, but still porphyroblastic o Spots being pea size and consist of white feldspar,, 56l 0 4 - 562oO ..6* shear. 03 quartz stringer followed by carbonate stringer. Also some red feldspar., Lying at 30 0 0 Gneiss i, Greyish - pink, medium grained, arkosic, porphyroblastic 0 Small grains of pink feldspar with occasional pea size and larger rounder spots of white feldspar o Some golden biotite in grains and fine bands with chlorite ,605c7 - 606 o 2 biotite band with carbonate spots, contact at 55" o610.1 - 611 cO biotite band, shear lying at 500 , threads of massive biotite. 6ll 00 - 6l6o O pinker. Coarser grained. Larger areas of red feldspar,; Likely syenitized. 6l6oO ~ 618.0 Altered zone. Chiefly biotite, fractured with small siliceous feldspathic v ei nlets c Some like red alteration. (Check for sampling) ^

465oO (chock for sampling) 30-metal - nothing unusual

Pago 5-

Property Ontario Hare Ketals Drill Hole No. 2 - Dunn

Depth Feet FORMATION

Sample No* Footage Width Ob

618.0 - 657 Pegmatite, 50# quertz 0 Li;rge crystalsof red feldspar? Some fracturing iwith small ^reen veinlets c618.0 - 621.0 altered material, green,massive, likely epidote.627.0 - 628.0 fair molybdenite in seams,other small flakes observed In quartz andpegma t it e oBiotite massive - 08* siliceous sec-tlon pinkish, carbonated. Speck ofgolden biotite. Green material massive 0925with lUTip of biotite and short siliceouspink sections. Some disseminated pyrite,,Pegmatite with patches of green mate- 0926rial. Epidote? Fair molybdenite,.Pegmatite - 25# quartz o Lumps of massivebiotite an l threads and lumps of green092?material o Check pink spots forprootatinium???Pegmatite - JO i quartz. Some green 0926threads, some specks molybdenite.Pegmatite - 50# quarts. Balance 0929pink f eld spar o Specks of molybdenitel grain si zed oPegmatite - 90# quartz, l.'inor f elds- 0930par 0 Some specks molybdenite? Somelost o or e oPegmatite - 60# quartz. Threadsand patches of green fragments offeldspar .5' grey siliceous, well-mineralized pyrite oPegmatite - 75# quartz threads endpatches of green with .4 massive.Specks of molybdenite,Pegmatite - 50# quartz. Patches of

0931

0932

green nnd pink. Epidote and feldspar? So.-ne specks molybdenite?

0933

0934

0935

0936

Pegmatite - 80# quartz. Fine green threads. Some specks molybdenite. Pegmatite - 75# quartz. Green threads. A few angular spots of feldspar, speck of molybdenite? Pegmatite - 50# quartz, balance patches of pinkish feldspar. A few specks of molybdenite?Pegmatite - 50# quartz. Balance of 0937 fractured feldspar* Specks of molyb denite. At 656' end of pegmatite. 656.0 - 656.5 biotite, massive, coarse grained.

618 U 5-621.5

621.5-623.5

623-5-626.5

626,5-628.5

628.5-631.5

631.5-634*5

3.0

3.0

2.0

3.0

2.0

3.0

3oO

3.0

640.5-643.5 3.0

643.5-647.5 3.0

647*5-650.5 3-0

650.5-653.5 3.0

653-5-656.5 3.0

30 Katels

T.L.

Tr,

Pagy 6.........

Property_____Onta);io tore Metal a ___ Ui-i.ll Ho l o No. __2 -Dunn

Depth SampleFeet________________FOK.1ATIQ?J__________No^._____Footage Width____Ob#

657.5 - 709*0 Gneiss, biotite, hornblende, texture coarse grainedo Porphyroblastic. Mottled. Pink and white with fine ?reon threads end massive biotite veinlets* Feldspar. Lying at 40 0 - bedding. 65?o5 - 659.0 biotite, coersa grained, massive o682.5 - 683*0 white, feldspathic band, lying et 340 .683oO - 709"0 syenitized, areas of brick red feldspar* Also angular fragments of same.Gneiss, biotite. Pink and white feldspar*Cheok for protac? So mineral!- 0938 702 0 0~708 00 6 eO Tr. zation at 70S 1 . Check for molybdenite or specularite.

709oO - 718.0 Gneiss, biotite and hornblendio 0 0939 708 00~7l8oO 10 00 0.02 Coarse .jreiaed, large pink spots, "~ syenitized. .Shear or altered,minor sulphides, pyrite,, At 716 9 large bleb of pyrrhotite.

718.0 - 755*0 'Gneiss, massive in sections, small veinlets of calcite. Fairly well miaopalized in sections. Carbonate biotite gneiss 0 Altered end fractured,, well mineralized in sections. Some slight syenitation, pink veinlets. 731oO - 735.0 same syenitized - could be seme nepheline. Sc.ne minor sulphide, disseminated and in aggregations,, Pyrite and ,yrrbotite. Golden biotite, disse minated th rough ou t o 735oO - 736.0 tuft - fine-grainedo 7AOwO - 741oO fair sulphides, pyrrhotite. 741 0 0 - 755.0 syenite, could be nepheline. Carbonated, fairly well mineralized. Pyrite and pyrrhotite.; Disseminated. Good core recoveryoGneiss, chiefly biotite - horn blende.0940 718.0-728.0 10.0 \ Short siliceous sections,, Carbonated. Syenitized,, Nepheline? Fair mineralization c Pyrite end pyrrhotite. Gneiss. 0941 728.0-731.0 3 00Biotite-hoxnblendo. CarbonatedcWell mineralized pyrite and pyrrhotite.Gneiss, biotite-horablende. Carbo- 0942 731.0-741.0 3 0 0notedb Some syenite, nepheline, severalsiliceous sections,, fair sulphides,in disseminated and aggregation.Pyrrhotite and pyrite. 094? 741.0-751*0 10.0Gneiss, blotlte-homblende.Carbonated. Some syenite* Nepheline.Some mineralized pyrite and pyrrhotite^

30 lletals

Property Ontailo 1-tei'O Hotels Hole No, ~ Dunn

Depth Feet

718,0 - 755..0 (oont'd)

Gneiss minor

FORMATION

, biotite-homblende. Fractured sulphides. Disseminated pyrite.

Sample No.

2Hi

Footage

751oO-755cO

Width

4*030

T

rt Vv-rf W vTQ

Ketola ( "05#)

END OF ROLE

ADDITIONAL S 0945 248.0-258.O0946 258,0-268.00947 268.0-278,00948 278.0-288.00949 288.0-298oO

10.0 ) 10.0 )10.O ) Nil 10.0 }W02 Nil 10.0 ) (0947)

U300 Nil

-Overburden

-Gneiss-Granite to Amphibolitic

- Lamprophyre Dykes

-Pegmatite

DIAMOND DRILL SECTION NO. 2

OF ONTARIO RARE METAL

MINES LIMITED

SCALE l" - 100' FEB/55GOR

Helix RECORD

PROPERTY

Location

Bearing

Dip

ONTARIO RARS Nemegos,

Lat. 3780 N. Depo 6560 W.

S 40 E.

-43*

Drill Hole No,

Started

Completed

Depth

3 - Dunn

Dec. 16. 1954

20, 1954

336*0'

Depth Feet FORMATION

Sample No. Footage tfidth #Cb

O - 26.0 26.0 - 338.0

CASINO.Gneiss, biotite and hornblondic, .jrey and pink. Mottled and with porphyroblastic textureo Lying at 450 and 50 0 . Likely greywacke with sections, highly siliceous, quartzite, Some apparent syenitizod sections.

Lamprophyre dykes. Frequent. Coarse and fine grained. Biotite and calcite. Biotite occurring a^ golden biotite disseminated and in threads and lumps. Also massive calcite or carbonated spots throughout the :ost of the dykes. Heavier at contacts. 'Vt 52.7 - 62.0 lying at 40 0 contact, with two short syenitized sections (inclusions) - first at 53*5 - 54.1 - second at 54o9 - 56cO,

101.3 - llloO, 120.0 - 121.0, 146c2 .5 ohloritlo band, lylns at 30" - minor sulphides pyrite 0 150.5 - 151.6 - 204o5 oontact at 50 P to 214*5, with l* section of syenitlzsd material at 21200*.

SAMPLESSyenitized, could be nepheline. QOjK) 45oO-ILamprophyre at 52.7 - 62.0 0 Contactat 40 0 chilled. Two sections(apparent inclusions of syenite) at 52.5- 54*1 and 54.9 - 56.0. Syenite, could be nepheline

.5 lamprophyre at 175*5 - 177*0 at 500 .171*0 - 192o8 syenitized rock, l 92 o 8 lamprophyre .5 wide - spots or carbonate.

52.7-58.2 97.0-101.3

146.0-153*0

09540955

171-0-181.0 181.0-192. 5

Lamprophyre at 204*5 - 214 0 5 at 50*. 212.0 - 213.0 syenitized section. 221.5 - 226.5 porphyroblastic gneiss. 226.5 - 228.0 pink areas. Fractured, sheared, cave, cemented. 228.0 - 229.0 lamprophyre - biotite.231*5 - 232.5 " " 236.5 lar^e angular frajment. Feldspar - Box 9 c

7.7

5*5 4.3 7*0

Nil

Nil Nil

10.011.5 Nil

Page 2,

PRO-KSTY OUTBID RARE "OTALS Drill Hole No. 3 - Dunn ffi

depth feat FORMATION

Sample No. foota;e Width

26oO - 338cO 238 00 - 240.0 Lamprophyre - biotite (cont'd) - medium gained.

At 242,0 sheared laminated sulphideon fra ctured pinnes 0Pink feldspathic rook frocturedoLamprophyre at 242.0 - 247oO lyingat JO0 .265.0 " 267.0, 249.0 l* syenitizedo274,0 - 277oO contact at 250 e

0956 226.0-236.0 10.0 .02

-Overburden

-Gneiss-Granite to Amphibolific

-Lamprophyre Dykes

DIAMOND DRILL SECTION NO. 3

OF

ONTARIO RARE METAL

MINES LIMITED

SCALE l" - 1 00' FEB/55

GOR

no DHILLP.SCCRD

PROPERTY

Location

Bearing

Dip

Netaegos, Out B rio ^

Lat t. 4700 iv Pep. 4300 M

S 300 E^^.^^^^^^.^^

-A5!_________.-..

Hole No., 4 - Duan's

Started _

Completed ,-

Dspth 274 Ft e

January ̂ f 1955

January 141 1955

Depth Feet FORMATION

Sample No. Footage

O - 110.0 110.0 - 117

117.0 -274*0

END o? BOLE:

110,0-117.0CASINO.Gneiss. First foot diorite,, 0969medium grained, fair sulphides.Pyrrhotite in 1/8" seam end aggre gation with light chalcopyrite,Gabbro. Medium grained. Lightgreen - 60# hornblende altered partlyto chlorite, Lying at 30 0 o Contactzone finer grained , Minor oulphidesoPyrite disseminated with lightpyrrhotite on fractured lenses 0126 cO o4* shear with threads ofbiotite, some calaite and fine pyrite 0159cO - 159.5 light coloured rook,oerbonat e ,ly ing at 250 . followed by1/8" veinlet at 12 0 . Siliceous withwith touzwaliadoloO o? ol 1 bond of red feldspathic rockwith some calcite.166.0 - 166.7 small sheur vdth threadsof chlorite and biotite,-175 o 5 - I?6o2 syenite, medium grained,smell dark veinlets of tourmelineoContacts chilled and lying at 60 0 to core,187.2 .2' white feldspathic band, coarsegreinedo Section from 174.0 - 195*0 veryfine grained o193 0 2 -- 194o2 fragments of feldspathicroc k o194.5 - 200.0 lamprophyre o Coarse 0970 194 o 5-200, Ograined. Some specks of golden bio tite. A few spots of amber mica*222 o 5 fractured, small thin threadsof siliceous material,231.0 - 274 oO coarser grained at 233*0 oScintillometer reading 6/10 ops.Reason: .1' siliceous material slightlymineralized with pyrite 0262 00 small shear,273.0 .5' lamprophyre dyke - coarse-groined*

Core Recovery goodo

Samples oout in for examin&tlon

Samples not sont in

0969 110.0-1l?oO0970 194c5-200.O

0971 231*5-241.50972 241.5-251.50973 2 51. o 5-261.50974 261.5-274*0

Width

Scint. Readings ^^.BraTT"-~o7IO cpfl (at 234' a .4' section; 6/12 ops)Box l - 6/10 ops

2 - 8/12 ops3 - 8/10 ops4 - 8/10 ops5 - 8/10 ops

7 - 6/10 ops8 - 8/10 ops (core 4oO')

7oO

5.5

7*0

10.010.010.012,5

—Overburden

-Gneiss - Granite to Amphibolitic

x x'j—Lamprophyre Dykes

DIAMOND DRILL SECTION NO. 4

OF ONTARIO RARE METAL

MINES LIMITEDSCALE l" = 100' FEB/55

COR

DRILL

PROPERTY ONTARIO RARE METAL KINBS LIMITED

Location

Bearing

Dip

Nomegos, Ontario

Lato 1000 N Pep o 5200 \'l

N 600 E

-45?

Drill Role No*

Started

Finished

Depth

5

January 17. 1955

January 23. 1955

272 ft.

Depth Feet FORMATION

Sample No o Footage Width

O - 130.0 130.0 - 205.0

205,0 - 272.0

i

CASINO.Diabase, medium grained.Fractures at 50* to core.Cruotatlona of calcite and chlo rite with a somewhat muddy greenmaterial, likely epidote o Core (^ellghtly magaetio. Magnet picksup a-ttll pieces, .1* massivemagnetite at 138', some lost throughgrinding. Specimen taken.121.0 .2* pegmatite veinlet.198. 0-205 oO fractured 30 0 . Chloritic.202.0-205.0 altered. Contact zone.Chilled, finer grained, some alteration,with epidote, chloritic and calcitethreads o A few speaks of calcitenoted, Contact at 50 0 .Oranite gneiss, coarse grained.Fractures or gneissosity lying at 300 0Frequent brick red sections. Likelypegmatite with sections towards end of hole lookinglike syenite. Some fracturing, filled withlight greenish matter. Likely epidote inhairlike threads. Also some hornblende andbiotite, in seams and lumps o2 l?. 5-219 cO quartz vein with threads ofepidote, contacts frozen o218.0 pegmatite - coarse grained* Lyingat 500 . Coarse threads of biotite.At 230' at 20 0 with epidote and biotitethreads 0257 oO at 400 .242,0-245oO gneissic lying at 10* withpegmatite veinlet parallel to core 0245oO-259.0 Gneissic, threads of epidoteand chlorite, with brick red sec t i ons 6265.5-270.0 brick red sections, alterationwith somewhat brecciated appearance - oouldbe syenite. Some fractured, some epidote andcalcite in threads.

Spec o small piece, of magnetite #1 from 148' diabase.

" #2 from 216' gneiss - pegmatite.w #3 from 266 1 brick red alteration,

oould be syenite?

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