Hole NO Note - geologyontario.mndmf.gov.on.ca€¦ · K 589052 K 535340 K 535339 Hole NO SV83-1 SV83-2 SV83-3 SV83-4 SV83-5 SV83-6 SS83-1 SS83-2 SS83-3 ST83-1 ST83-2 ST83-3 Footage

19 TURTLEPONO LAKE010

Diamond Drilling

Area Turtlepond Lake Report NQ 1 9

Work performed by: Asamera Inc.

Claim NQ

K 589052

K 535340

K 535339

Hole NOSV83-1 SV83-2 SV83-3 SV83-4 SV83-5 SV83-6 SS83-1 SS83-2 SS83-3 ST83-1 ST83-2 ST83-3

Footage50.3m 65.5m 51.5m 74.7m 44.2m 65.5m 86.9m 71.6m 62.5m 65.5m 71.6m 62.5m

DateAug/83Aug/83Aug/83Aug/83Aug/83Aug/83Sept/83Sept/83Sept/83Sept/83Sept/83Sept/83

Note(1) (1) (1)(1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1) (1)

Notes: (i) #134-83

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Diamond DrillingLog

Drilling Company MORISSETTE

Dale Hole Started Auq 19/83

Exploration Co., Owner or Optionee

ASAMERA INC. Calgary

IntPry. From

04.1

I!i

!

i1

16.71

!

>_li2_*

L! _ (JB)_

4.116.7

17.9

18.7

Date Completed Auq 20/83

Rock Type

Jyprburdftn and rs<;hlorite Schist

ass i ve Metabasalt

Juartz Vein

1

Collar Elevation398.2

Date Logged Auq 20

Date Submitted

Beirlng ot hole from Inn North

173Logged by

R. Shlves

Total meters 50.3

Submitted by (Signature)

HC2J/SfLJLofesJ»-^vA

Fill In on JL every page *f

Dip of Hole at Dip7Az c}l 0 m coii« 145/1 73

5 m|i,i/17l'

24.4 m|40/17248.8 m|31/l66'

nilDescription

Colour, onln llie, lexlurt, mlneri i, iltarilion, lie.

n 9(chlorit ized, sheared metabasalt) 1 iqht qreen. well foliated, con-tainlnq stretched, elonqated fraqments predominantly less than 2mmlong but loca Iv 3-4 cm lonq: ovrite 1-2$. alonq foliation; dips) IPslickensides common: "clean" open fractures averaqe 4-5 metre: uniteffervesces readllv throughout, and Is very tuff-like In appearance.The elongated fraqments are likelv remnant olaqloclase XLS in whatwas originally a plaolocl ase-phyr !c basalt.

A narrow rust-stained zone, weaklv sheared. 13.2-13.7 Is cut bv 5rustv fractures (20 TCA); 2 additional rusty fractures occur at15.3 and 15.5 m (20" TCA) striklnq 30" to strike of fol lat ionrare thin (4mm) clean white carbonate-rich strinqers parallel thefol lation.

dark qreen fine qrained predominantlySubtle foliation locally.

massive mafic metabasalt;becomes high anqle to core axis towards

quartz vein below; moderate chlorit Izat ion becomes stronger towardsquartz vein, and basalt becomes light green; slickensides downdlpof foliation are common; upper contact of this unit with "tuff-likesheared unit above is Irregular, not well defined.

(80cm) contacts irregular t contorted - upper approx. 55"TCA- lower approx. 35" TCA

clean white quartz containing abundent wispy black mafic stringershaving no consistent orientation; sulphides (2-3%) as pyrlte andchalcopyrlte are restricted to withincontacts - No

10 cm of upper and lower veinsulphides observed within the central portion of vein

small clots and thin hairline stringers of carbonate occur throughothe quartz vein (effervesce readily) this vein likely representsdown dip extension of fold nose, having similar appearance and thicness; thin flakes of a shiny white metallic mineral occurringquartz boundaries may be arsenopyrlte {<\%)

.ocalion of hole In relation to a xed point on the claim.

L9 + 36N 0 + 09W

'linir •Hurt

Angle •

"*

Coreipeclmin m ) t

Yourample No,

55!552

25532554

255525562557

25582559

t

vlap Reference No.

Hole No. f SV83-1

'age No./3

Claim No.K589052

ocalion (Twp., Lot, Con. or Lat. and Long )

Turtlepond Lake Area - District of Kenora Plan No. M-2663

Property Name STARR PROJECT

Sample ( m )From

13.013.313-613-9

16.717.017- 6*

-Core

!7-9

To

13-313.6

4.2

17.017.3''=17.9ss 17.

\S:.'7~

SampleLength(cm)

30303030

303030

-17.6

4o40

•

Assays tAu

006004002004

004Tr

.002

.012

.002

Ag

.16

.02

.06

.02

.28

.08

.10

. 12

.02

As

!

. 1

• For features «uch as foliation, bedding, schlsloslty, measured from the long axis of the core. t Additional credit available See Assessment Work Regulation-;

*rYINOV 8 1983

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DrillingLog

Drilling Company

Date Hole Started Date Completed


1

Inter v 1 (mlFrom18.7

23-0

•

I!

36.4

—————

i

44.0

To23.0

36.4

14.0

50.3

Rock Type

ixed Sheared/ass ive Metabasalt

•

assive Metabasalt-

Plag-phyric Basalt

Sheared Metabasa 1

Collar Elevation

Date Logged

Date Submitted

Baarlng of hola from Irua North

Logged by

Total meters

Submitted by (Signature)'r^*

Flu in on .iBvetypaaey

Dip of Hole at Dip/Az °T Collar |

mlmlmlral

Description Colour, grain ilza, laxlura, inlnarali, allarallon, ale.

Altprnaflng unit* nf a) shoarpH "t nf f- ) ! \tf" m»tabaS9lt similar tch f 1-16.7 ahovp, but containing r.nar^pr fragmppf<i anH

metabasalt with no fragments.wp.akly fnl later)

contacts between these coarse and very fined grained units arecommonly sharp, parallel to foliation, shearing.minute pyrite cubes common throughout coarser textured zones but notobserved in finegrained units.fractures average 4-5 per metre.

dark _green very fine grained massive to weakly foliated metabasaltcommonly containing thin quartz-carbonate stringers; Four widerquartz carbonate veins occur at 23-825-5 (3 cm) and 28.1 (2.5 cm)the latter vein cuts siliceous zone 24

(2.5 cm wide) 24.7 (4 cm wide)

7-28.4Below 32m narrow plagioclase-phyric zones occur Intermittently, but

do not dominate.

Uniform throughout, darkphyric basalt

green medium grained plagioclase-peppered with small (3-tmm) rounded

clase clots; elongation parallels foliation; Tinezones rare:

elongated piagiograined plag-free

hairline carbonate Tinea rractures common tnrougnout itnese rareiexceed 5mm Wide) ' ™" ••-• — •— -•••—•• ••••-- • - • — • —— • •--

- traces pyrite (<U) locally, barely visible with naked eye.

-finer grained than above, this unit contains fewer plag clots-strong shearing gives a 'unit Is very

tutt-iike" appearance; at E.O.H., thishard, competent, medium to dark green, rings when

struck with hammer; pyrite ( \%) throughout as minute cubes withinsheared foliation and near borders of carbonate velnlets

-c^gopeôj coafs^cir^ned^ cjuajrt^j-âr-bonate velnlets occurs 4s. \> to

ocalion of hole In re alion to a xed point on the claim.

'lanar aaluit

Angla*Cora

Spaclman m ) »

Yourample No.

256025612562

2564

2563

SampleFrom

18,719.019.3

28.0

MapfleforencoNo.

Hole No. FSV83-1 I

age No./3

Claim No.

.ocalion (Twp . Lot, Con. or Lat. and Long ) Turtlepond Lake Area District of Kenora Plan No. M-2663

Property Name STAR PROJE

_JT_) _ To

19.019.319.6

28.1

46.0 46.3

SampleLengthcm)303030

10

•

30

TAssays t

Au

004004002

Tr

Aq

.10

.04Tr

Tr

i

1 r .Ob

As

1 For features such as lollatlon, bedding, schlsloslty, measured from the long axis of the core. t Additional credit available. See Assessment Work Regulation-.

DrillingLog

Drilling Company

Date Hole Started


,.. Interval < m\From

1

]

1!

To '

50.3

Collar El

Date Completed Date Log

DaieSut

Rock Type

tvation Bearing of hole from Irui North

ged Logged by

Total meters

milted Submitted by (Signature)

TvfsJ

Fill In on .1 Hole No. f every page 9 SV83-1

Dip of Hole'a't DipTAl °TCollirl

mlm|

ml

nilDescription

Colour, grain ll», Itxturc, mln»r» •, Bll«rtlion, ale.

END OF HOLE TROPARI RESULTSDeoth Dio AZ

Recovery: 4.1 -17.4 -7.8 -

17,4 100%17.8. 70? .50.3 lOQj;

0 45 1695 43 167

24.4 40 16848.8 31 162

Foliation Anales(°To Core Axis)Depth (m)

4 50"5 45"6 55"7 48"8 50"9 55"

10 53"11 53"12 55"13 SO"14 55°15 55°16 5U°17 70°

1921222331323435

.... .. 373840414447.5

17.8 65° (5cm above 48qtz vein) 49

50

45°55"

"u65"45"45"50"40"50"45"50°47°45050°55°65°60°

.ocalion ol hole In relation to a xed point on the claim.

PUnirAngli '

M;

ConP.C m.n

npt ic

Yourample No.

NOT co

age N o.

3/3Map Reference No. Claim No.

K589052.ocalion (Twp., Lot, Con. or Lal. and Long )

Turtlepond Lake Area . District of Kenora

Plan No. H-2663Properly Name

Sample ( m )From

rected

To

or Ma

SampleLength

(cm)dec!

1

Assays tU

at ion

Aq As

' For features such as foliation, bedding, schlsloslty, measured from the long axis ol Ihe core. t Additional credit available Sea Assessment Work Regulation

c SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No.

2551 2552 2553255*t

2555 2556 2557

2558 2559

2560 2561 2562

2563

256*i

From

13-0 13.3 13.613.9

16.7 17-0 17-6 *

17-9 18.3

18.7 19.0 19.3

1)6.0

28.0

To

13-3'

13.6 13.9 '1*).2

17-0 17-3 * 17-9 *

18.3 18.7

19.019-3 19.6

*i6.3

28.1

Width

30 cm ~| 30 cm V 30 cm I30 cm 'J

30 cm -i 30 cm > 30 cm J

*tO cm "~l40 cm f

30 cm i 30 cm \ 30 cm J

30 cm

10 cm

D

-^>f Description

Rusty fractured zone within sheared "tuff like" metabasalt (plagphyric) py \ -2%

: ine grained dark green moderately to strongly chloritized massive to weakly foliated metaba- , salt; becomes sheared near q.v.

White crystalline quartz vein with abundant black mafic stringers (py + cpy » 2-3%, only near upper 6 lower contacts: none In centre of q.v.) tr. shiny white sulphide {aspy?)

As for 16.7 - 17.9 above

Coarse grained "sweaty" quartz carbonate vein;trace pyrite

Qtz. -carbonate vein cutting siliceous dark greenmetabasalt; no sulphides

'"'Lost core between 17-3 and !7-6

rill Hole No. SV83-1

AssaysAu oz/ton

0.006 0.00*1 0.0020.00*)

0.00*1 Tr

0.002

0,012 0.002

0.00*i 0.00*) 0.002

Tr

Tr

Ag oz/ton

O.i6 0.02 0.060.02

0.28 0.08 0.10

0.12 0.02

0.10 0.0*1 Tr

.06

Tr

As

T DrillingLog

Drilling Company Morissette

Date Hole SlaiWd Aug. 21/83


ASAMERA INC. , Calgary

IntPrv^l (ml! From

o

1-7.6

: 8.6

i: 8.7

'

•ji

17- k

!

To '

7-6

8.6

G.7

17.4

27.0

Date Completed Aug. 23/83

Rock Type

Casino and overbui

Metabasalt

Carbonate vein

Chlorite Schist

Mixed Sheared/Macclvp Mpfh^S^l


Date Logged Aug. 23Date Submitted

Bearing ol hole Irom true North

173Logged by

R. Shives

Fill In on J. every page y

Total meters 65.5 m

Submitted by (Signature) f /

T>^<%UJ(

Dip of Hole at Dip/Az ° '

0 Collar 145/1 73

5 mhVm

9 mf,Vl66 '0 "7 hib7 / 1£{1

58 iahi/164Description

Colour, grain alia, lexlure, minerala, alteration, etc.

en

competent dark sreen fine grained mafic volcanictlon: pyrite(3-5£) and chalcopyri te (Ifc) occur aswithin foliation and in narrow(2-5mm)which parallel fol iat ion:4 per metre.

with subtle fol ia-dlsseminted clots

quartz-carbonate velnletsrustv, slickensided fractures average

effervesces violently with dilute HCl-masslve cream coloured withno mafics. noontact is 90O

sulphides; lower contact parallels fol iat ioniupperto foliation and contains vugs filled with small

quartz crystals.

uniform throughout-strongiy sheared^like" in appearance, this

chlorlt ized, fragmental "tuff-sheared metabasalt looks Identical to

that In DDH SV83- 1 @ 4.1-16.7 m; coarse grained mottled light greenwith white, elongated wispy fragments (40%) dominatly less than 1cmbut commonly stretched to 3cm long; the white carbonate veiningnoted above is absent here; sulphides (py) rare; fractures average3-5 per metre ; the core breaks readily along fol iat ion/schistosi ty.

-alternating intervals of mottled light green/white, sheared metabas(901) as above (tuff-like), and darker areen fine drained massiveunits (10%); narrow (3- 10mm white carbonate ve inlets are commonbelow 18m, cutting fol iat ion and often irregular wispy stringers.The sheared fragmental zones effervesce readily-the massive zones

Jo not; a single, weakly rust-stainedat 21.4-22.2;

fracture subparallels the corebelow, 26mi the foliation becomes sheared to a high

core angle, progressively , towards the contact with the quartz veinbelow.

.ocatlon of hole In re ation to a xed point on the claim.

L9 + 51.5 N 0 + 11.5 W

tMap Reference No.

12663

Hole No. F SV83-2

age No.

Claim No.K589052

.ocatlon (Twp., Lol, Con. or Lat. tnd Long ) Turtlepond Lake Area District of Kenora Plan No. M2663


Wana.Angle *

It

CoreSpecimen

m 1 tYour

ample No.

256525662567

SampleFrom

26.126.426.7

[ m )To

26.426.727.0

SampleLengthcm)

303030

•

Assays tAu

.006

.004

. 004

Ag

.04Tr.12

1 For features such as foliation, bedding, schlstoslly, measured from tho long axis of Ihe core. t Additional credit available. See Assessment Woi

t UIUHIUIIU

DrillingLog

Drilling Company

Date Hole Started


' Interval I m)| From

| 27.0

| ——————

I

27.3

1

I

—————

53.0

53-5

To '

27.3

53.0

53.5

55.6

Date Completed

Rock Type

Rusty Schist/Ouarl

Massive 1"(locally Plagphyr

Quartz-carbonateve i n

Brecciated.SheareMetabasal t

Collar Elevation

Date Logged

Date Submitted

Bearing ol hole Irom true North

Logged by

Total meters


1>U •

Fill In on .1 Hole No. f evetypagay SV83-2

Dip of Hole at Mp7Az 0 ' Collar |

ml

ml

hiDescription

Colour, grain llle, texture, mln<rali, alteration, ale.

z Veinsa narrow, rubbly ,sheared r altered friable zone containing twonarrow parallel "crackseal" quartz veins separated by 3cm of friabhost rock: this represents the "E-W auartz vein system". The uppervein is 5cm wideftrue width) and hasnear Its borders: abundant very fine

wispy black mafic stringersgrained cubes of pyrite occur

within the sheared volcanic host directly adiacent to the quartzvein. The lower auartz vein is 3cm wide (true width) with similarwispy mafics parel lei to contacts (80°TCA). No sulphides visiblewithin either vein. A third narrow (2cm) siliceous mafic stringerzone is also present, but does not contain a true quartz vein(i.e. very thin guartz veinlets-hal rl ine).

-(identical to basalt in DDH SV83-1, below 23m)cj -uniform throughout, competent very fine grained massive to weakfoliated mafic volcanic with abundant white carbonate veinlets andstringers cutting foliation; In places one set of veining offsets aprevious set.

-locally, large elongated white plagioclase clotslong define a subtle foliation; tiny

up to 2 or 3cmstraw soloured flecks (sphene?J

abundant below ^fem.-fractures average 2-3 per metredess than one per metre at ty-53)-sulphides rare, with traces of pyrite only along open fractures-this interval effervesces readily throughout.

-cream coloured with minor carbonate, abundant dark green w spymafic stringers, traces of euhedral pyri tefcubes}

-upper contact sharp, 25°TCA; lower contact Irregular, 80°TCA *

"a healed breccia-shear zone containing contorted bands of 1 Ightgreen fine grained basalt cut by Irregular, contorted very coarsesugary textured quartz-carbonate veins; In places the basalt Isbrecclated containing large angular fragments, now healed; open

.ocation of hole In relation to a xed point on the claim.

"lanir ealure

Angle •

e

CoreSpecimen

m ) 'Your

ample No.

2568

25692570

257'2572

2573257*1

25752576

I

'age Ho.

2/ltMap Reference No. Claim No.

12663 K589052.ocation (Twp., Lot, Con. or Lal. and Long )

Turtlepond Lake Area District of Kenora Plan No. M2663

Properly Name STARR PROJECT

Sample ( m )From

27.0

27.327.6""

To

27.3

27.627-9

i

52.452.7

53-053-3

53-65*1.5

52.753-0

53-353.6

53-954.8*

SampleLength

(cm)30

3030

'

Assayt tAu

.012

.004Tr

.uu^

.010

.006

.006

Tr.00k

Ag

Tr

.04Tr

Tr.Tr

TrTr

.08

• For features such as foliation, bedding, schlstoslty, measured from the lung axis of the core. 1 Additional credit available Seo Assessment Work RCQU!

DrillingLog

Drilling Company

Dale Hole Started


i _ IntetK From

55-b

'60.9

61.3,

63.5

\I • •

,

ij _ (m) To

60.9"

61.3

63.5

65.5

Date Completed

Rock Type

heared Metabasalt

Quart* Vein

Sheared Metabasalt

Massive Metabasal

Date Logged

Date Submitted

true North

Logged by


1*4.

Fill In on JL every page y

Dip of Hole at Dip/Az ° *

Colllf |

mlmlml

nilDescription

Colour, grain el>e, texture, mlnen i, mention, t ic.

fractures rare; pyrite 2-4% within the quartz-carbonate velning,which, although contorted

this strongly^

averages 20°TCA.

sheared "tuff-like" zone is Identical to that in ODHSV83-1; grey-green, medium grained, well foliated(locally 3-5?) along shared foliation

abundant pyriteand within narrow quartz-

carbonate healed fractures: open fractures average 2-3 per metre: anarrow (2-3 cm wide) quartz vein at 58.5-59.1 (sub-parallels coreaxis) is similar to vein at 53.0-53.3-contorted slickensided contactand contains minor carbonate, moderate mafic strlnqer developmentwith associated pyrite (2-31) and cpy(l%)

l!kely"Main Sovereign" ouartz vein -uooer contact 4<5°TCA-lower rnntart

clean white quartz, well marbled with black jnaf Ic60°TCA

1% pyrite; Pyrite «*5S; in mafic host near contacts.

-a sheared "tuff-like" zone similar to 55.J&-60.9 above. Peooered witrounded and angular < 1mm dia. fragments along sheared foliation;pyrite 3~5£ very finely disseminated throughout; narrow (2-4mm)quartz carbonate veining common; fractures average 2 per metre.

-dark green fine grained metabasal t-shear ing weakens towards E.O.H.(weak to nonej -minute straw coloured flecks (sphene?) common-a narrow quartz-carbonate vein ( 4 lcmchalcopyr Ite

wide) at 62 9 contains < Ufractures average 2 per metre.

.ocation of hole In relation to a Ixed point on the claim.

PlinirAngle •

ig

CoreSpecimen

m } 'Your

ample No.

2577

2578

25792580

'581

2582 :2583

SampleFrom

56.1

58.4

60.360.6

60.9

61.361.6

Map Reference No.

12663

Hole No. f SV83-2

age No.3/4

Claim No.K589052

.ocation (Twp., Lot, Con. or Lat. and Long.) Turtlepond Lake Area District of Kenora Plan No. M2663


LJP_L_ To

56,4

58.6

60.660.9

61 3

61,661.9

N

SampleLength

(cm)

30

20

3030

40

30 ...30

•

Assays t

Au

002

o?o

004002

01 n

030.014

Ag

. 16

,02

Tr,02

Tr

.06

.02

' For features such a s foliation, bedding, schlsloslty, moasmcd from the long axis of the core. t Additional credit available. See Assessment Work Reguijncn

I DrillingLog

Drilling Company

[Dale Hole Started Date Completed


1 IntPrvAl fmli From

\

1ii

ii

1!

1

—————— .

ToRock Type

Collar Elevation

Dale Logged

Date Submitted

Btiring ol hole from tru* North

Logged by

Fill in on A every page y

Total meters


ij5>J 1•

Dip of Hole at Dip/Az o<Col ir |

mlmlmlhi!

Description Colour, grain tilt, l«xturt , mlneri i, ilt«ritlon, 8lc,

Foliation anales (To Core Axis)Depth Anale Depth

8m 45° ]8m9 48° 1910 48° 2011 50° 2112 4 5° 2213 48° 2314 45° 2415 55° 2516 50° 26

Anale50°55°48°58°55°55°50°60°58°

17 50° 26.5 5»u

Depth26.8m27.027.528.037.049.0525658606264

Anqle65°80°75°60°50°50°40°65°60°65°50°55°

subtle)subtle)subtle)

Troparl resultsDepth Dip AZ (magnetic)5m 43°9m 43°

27m 37°58m 310

169°162°162°160°

Recovery = 100%

.ocatlon of hole In relation to a xed point on the claim.

'llnir uigli'"

ConSptclmin

m ) 'Your

ample No.

1

Map Reference No.

M2663

Hole No. F

SV8V2

aga No.

Claim No.

K589052ocalion (Twp.. Lot, Con. or Lal. and Long )

Turtlepond Lake Area District of Kenora

^roperty Nama

<;T RR PRfl FCTSample ( m )From To

SampleLength

Assays t

1 For features such a s lotlatlon, bedding, schlstoslty, measured from the long axis ol the core. t Additional credit available. See Assessment Work Re


Drill Hole No. SV83-2

Sample No.

25652566 2567

2568

2569 2570

2571 ,2572

25732574

2575

2576

2577

2578

25792580

2581

25822583

From

26.126.4 26.7

27.0

27-3 27.6

52.452.7

53-053-3

53-6

54.5

56.1

58.4

60.360.6

60.9

61.361.6

TO

26.426.7 27.0

27-3

27.6 27-9

52.753.0

53.353.6

53.9

54.8

56.4

58.6

60.660.9

61.3

61.661.9

Width

30 cm "|30 cm > 30 cm . )

30 cm

30 cm "1 30 cm ^

30 cm 130 cm j

30 cm ~j30 cm j

30 cm

30 cm

30 cm

20 cm

30 cm "I30 cm ^

40 cm

30 cm "I30 cm j

i

Description

Sheared, moderately chloritized metabasalt shear ing increases towards q.v. below

'.E.W." q.v. - 2 crackseal type q.v. (5 cm and3 cm) bounded by sheared rubbly friable metaba salt. - q.v. contain NO sulphides, but contactswith wall rock have 3" 5% py in wall rock

tod, .chloritized, competent very fine grained

fine grained plagioclase-phyric metabasalt weaklyfol iated to massive

quartz-carbonate vein (60%) m inor wall rock (20%max.) - abundant dark green wispy mafic stringers-trace pyrite.

fine grained, moderately chloritized massive meta basalt

portion of sheared, quartz-carbonate veined meta-sasalt with abundant pyrite

sheared "tuff-like" plag-phyric metabasalt withabundant pyrite. '

narrow qtz. -carbonate vein (parallel to core axis)trace pyrite

sheared metabasalt (wall rock) 11 pyrite alongFoliation

'Main" qtz. vein ? abundant mafic stringers\% d isseminated py at contacts

I

vall rock - contorted quartz-carbonate veinsjithln, f.g. metabasalt , (,

AssaysAu oz/ton

0.0060.004 0.004

0.012

0.004 Tr

0.002.010

0.0060.006

Tr

0.004

0.002

0.020

0.0040.002

0.010

0.0300.014

Aq oz/ton

0.04Tr

0.12

Tr

0.04 Tr

TrTr

TrTr

0.14

0.08

0.16

0.02

Tr0.02

Tr

0.060.02

As

*

^^M

t DrillingLog

Drilling Company Morrlssette

Date Hole Started Date CompletedAug 24/83 Aug 25/83


ASAMERA INC., Calgary

,_lntetv From

1 °fi c

1i1

.'23.0

1

25.75

————

26.0

(. ————

1 ,..(m)..To

8.523.0

25-75

26.0

27.lt

Rock Type

asinq and overburassive Metabasal tplaq-phvrlc)

-

-

Sheared Metabasal t

Quartz Vein

Massive Metabasal

Collar Elevation397. 4

Date Logged Aug. 25

Date Submitted

/U>o//£$

Bearing ot hole from""•(73hoLogged by

R. Shlves

Total meters 51.5 m

Submitted by (Signature) f3U4n -t\

Dip ot Hole at 0 m Co,|.,

Fill In on i Hole No. F every page *f SV83"3

Dip/Az 6 ' 45/173

5 rn|/,3/|6913 ml 43/170'

26 m 41/171'

M nj|39/l66 -Description

Colour, orlln til*, ttxlurt, mineral!, »tl«rlllon, tic.

encompetent dark areen weaklv chloritlzed verv finedominentlv mass ive (local Iv weaklv fol iated) basaltnarrow white quartz-carbonate veinlets«ll) alono foliation, abundant minute

grained pre-containinq minor

, finely disseminated pvrltespecks straw-coloured sphene(

Dlaqioclase-Dhvric textured zones occur Intermittently fromto 12.0. containinq elonoated white and angular dark areen '<1cm lonq.

10.6fragment

a white sugary textured quartz carbonate vein (15cm wide) at 19.0-9.5 contains minor strongly chloritlzed mafics with traces of pyrit

sheared q.v. contacts parallel foliation.

-bleached to ight green(chlorit Ized) moderately altered, moderatelysheared and weakly brecciated (healed bx) basalt shearlnq gives"tuff-like" appearance to unit, which is peppered with small darkqreen elonqated clots; pyrlte (11), is locally, finely dissemlnateca lonq sheared foliation: a narrow (3cm) rubblv quartz-carbonate veat 24.8. contains no sulphides

-a second sma ler quartz-carbonate vein (1cm) occurs at 25.2

-"East-West" quartz vein zone, (25cm)quartz veins; contorted white quartz

containing 2 cracksea! typebands 2-6mm

thin wisp_y hairline black mafic stringers havingtation (20° TCA In upper.pyri te

q.v.; 60°TCA In lower q

wide separated bya definite orien-v. ) minor(traces)

-grey-green competent very fine grained well foliated but NOT shearemassive-looking metabasalt; pyrite ( \%) very finely disseminatedthroughout.

ocation of hole In relation to a xed point on the claim.

L 9 + 35 N 0 + 23 W

PlinirAnon-

)

1

J

Cor*Speclm*n

m ) tYour

ample No,

2<;04258525862587258?

25892590

_____

2591

25922593

age No. I 1/2

Map Reference No. Claim No.

M?fifi3 K589052.ocalion (Twp., Lot, Con. or Lat. and Long.)

Turtlepond Lake Area Distr ct of Kenora


Sample { rn )From

18.318.618,919.219.5

25.225.5

25.75

26.026^3

To

18.6_Hv9__LSL_2_

)9.519.8

25.5

-2S-H

26.0

~267T26.6

SampleLengtn(cm)3030-1Q3030

3025

25

30?o

•

Assays tAu

.002

. 004

.012Tr.006

.001

.004

.032

.002

.004

Ag

.02 .

.16

.06

. 12,14

. 12

,08

Tr

Tr.04

' For features such as foliation, bedding, schlstosity. measured from the long axis ot the core. t Additional credit available. See Assessmeni Work Re

T DrillingLog

Drilling Company

Dale Hole Started

Exploration Co , Owner or Optionee

_.lnterji< From

27.lt

34.0

i —————

45-3

—————|

! Foli

;uL_{m)_ To

34.0

45.3

51-5

51.5

it ion:

Date Completed

Rock Type

Sheared Metabasalt

Plaqioclase-phvricMetabasalt

Massive 6 AmygdaloMetabasalt

Depth Angle910i 11315IS"

1819.5

55U50050°;>u055°60°55°600

Collar Elevation

Date Logged

Date Submitted

Bailing of hoi* from Iru* North

Logged by

Total meters

Submitted by (Signature)">G.

FIIMnon A Hole No. t every page If SV83"3

Dip ol Hole •nfTS?0 " Collii I

mlml

ml

nilDescription

Colour, grain tilt, lexluri, mlnor»li. illeritlon, etc.

qreyqreen and white, salt and pepper textured, moderately shearedlooking metabasalt containing small (Imm) liqht qreen, dark qreenand white we! 1 rounded elongated "fragments"pyrite not visible withinto 8mm) local

foliation but does occur as larger (upized clots (<U)

dark qray-qreen massive to weakly foliated plaqioclase-phyric basacontaining abundant light green to whltejlagloclase laths up to2 cm long, often square or irregularly shaped; angular dark green

fragments arethis texture

likely altered, chloritized, fragments of plag. lathsis best developed below k2. 6 m; minor carbonate-healed

fractures common.

da]dark grey-green siliceousqdaloidal basal t-amydalespyrite (<U)

very fine grained foliated, locally amy-are carbonate and epidote filled.

finely disseminted.a 'tern wide quartz carbonate vein (no sulphides) parallel foliationat 50.8 m.•relatively fresh, core rings when struck with hammer; open fractureaverage J-2 per metre.

End Of Hole

Depth Angle Depth Angle20 60° 2921 5823 ^52k 5 5

0 30o 31

3225 55° 3326 50° 3^*27 55o 3628 55° 37

58°58°60°60°58°55°60°60°

100% Recovery

Depthtotl*i5.5<t7A849SO51

Angle1)5050°62°i»8u55°52o50050°

.ocation ol hole in relation lo a xed point on the claim.

Plinir •tlurt

Anol* •Cor.

SptclHun m ) 1

Yourample No.

>age No. 2/2

Map Reference No. Claim No. M2663 K589052

.ocation (Twp., Lot, Con. or Lal. and Long ) Turtlepond Lake Area District of Kenora Plan No. M-2663


Sample ( m )From To

——— H

SampleLengthcm)

•

Assays t

' For features such as foliation, bedding, schlsloslty, measured Irom the long axis ol the core. t Additional credit available. See Assessment Work Rc.;)ui..:icr -

t SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No.

2584 2585

2586

2587 2588

2589 2590

2591

2592 2593

From

18.3 18.6

18.9

19.2 19.5

25.2 25.5

25.75

26.0 26.3

To

18.6 18.9 .

19.2

19.5 19.8

25.5 25-75

26.0

26.3 26.6

Width

30 cm T 30 cm J

30 cm

30 cm ~\ 30 cm J

30 cm 1 25 cm j

25 cm

30 cm 30 cm J

D

^4J .Description

wall rock: weakly sheared metabasalt with trace pyrite

sugary white quartz-carbonate vein; minor maflcs; trace pyrite

wall rock; very fine frained massive to weakly foliated, unsheared metabasalt

wall rock for E.W. quartz vein; light green sheared basalt peppered with dark green clots

!.W. quartz vein - two crackseal veins separated >y contorted mafic bands

wall rock for above - weakly sheared metabasalt with \ % d isseminated pyrite

»

i * 1 1

rill Hole No. SV83-J

Assays

Au oz/ton

0.002 0.004

0.012

Tr 0.006

0.004 0.004

0.032

0.002 .004

Aq oz/ton

0.02 0.16

0.06

0.12 0.14

0. 12 0.08

Tr

Tr 0.04

As

»

uiamonu DrillingLog

Drilling Company Mor i sette

Data HoleS

_____ Ai , Exploration

A!

From0

6.0

————i ———— •

7.4'7.6

1 13-3

i

————

18.3

| _____

2*1,1

arled i Date Completed

g 26/83 H ug 28/83Co., Owner or Optionee AMERA INC, Calgary

U_(oO- To

6.07.4

7.6

13-3

18.3

2*1.3

28.0

Rock Type

basing and Overbur'lagioclase-phyr ic•letabasal t

Rubble (overburden

Massive Metabasalt

Sheared Metabasalt(plagioclase-phyr

Sheared Metabasalt

Massive Metabasal


Date Logged Aug 28Date Submitted

tJo*t/ft

Bearing of hole from""•'">"" ,730

Logged by R. Shives

Fill in on a every page *p

Total meters 7^-7

Submitted by (Signature^ /"JX^nA

Dip of Hole at Dip/Az ° ' o m con,, £0/1 73

5 tnf8/173 '

11 mk8/17741 mpS/168 '

71 rtR/158 'Description

Colour, grain alie, texture, mlnera i, alteration, etc.envery competent coarse plagioclase-phyric metabasalt with welldeveloped white plag. laths (151-201 rock) up to 2 cm long, set ina medium green moderately chloritized mafic groundmass; the plag.crystals have very thin dark green alterat ion rims; foliation Isdefined by plag. crystal oriental ion subtle light/dark green halrliat 7-2 m weak crushing in a narrow (10cm) healedturing of plag. crystalsthe sheared 'tuff-1 ike"

- more severe shearingrocks observed tn DDK's

shear, I.e. -frac-could easily producSV83-1 and 2.

cobbles of basalt and granite from overburden

-very fine grained, massive, medium green basalt;in places; pyrite (<ll)

suot le roi lat ionlocally in 2-3 mm clots.

-light to medium green, competent moderately sheared plagioclase-:) _phyrlc basalt; plag. crystals stretched, flattened, dark green,

chloritized, rarely with remnant white cores.tuffaceous

-no sulphides

(in places verylooking, but is NOT tuff)

, rare thtn carbonate fractures cut across tollatlon.

-competent dark green moderately sheared tine grained basalt (NUplag crystals); below 21 m thin quartz-carbonate clots are smearedout along foliation/shearing.

-uppper contact of this unit is very sharp, paral !el to fol lation-uniform very fine grained massive dark green basalt with NO fol iat

no sulphides . no shearlna (below 26. 5 narrow weakiv sheared zonesoccur, increasing downhole)

.ocalion of hole in relation lo a xed point on the claim.

L 9 + 59.5 N 0 + 22 W

PlanarAnole *

e "w

e

jiT-

Core Specimen

m )»

sps" w

Yourample No.

ch wr;

I

vlap Reference No.

12663

Hole No. FSV83- 1)

ageNa. i1/3

Claim No.

K589052ocalion (Twp , Lot, Con. or Lat. and Long )

Turtlepond Lake Area District of Kenora Plan No. M-2663


Sample { m )From

) aroun

To

i c ryst

——— <*

—— ——

SampleLength

(cm)

Is.

•

Assays t

Ai Aa

————

1 For features s uch as foliation, bedding, schlstosily, measured from thu lung axis o ! t he core. t Additional credit available. See Assessment Work Regulation

T Diamond DrillingLog

Drilling Company

Date Hole Started


. IntPrv 1 (pi)From

28.0...

1

1

34.6

138.1

I1 — — —

To34.6

1

36.1

48.9

Dale Completed

Rock Type

heared Metabasaltchlor i"he Schist")

assive Metabasal t

hlorite(and "E.Wve n)

Schist." quartz

moderately to

Collar Elevation

Date Logged

Date Submitted

Btirlno ot holt from tru* North

Logged by

Total meters


Description

FIHInon J, every page y

Dip of Hole at Ojp'7Az u * Collir |

mlml

ml

«l

strongly sheared grey-green moderately competent(locally shistose) chloritized basalt cubes pyrite (<lfc) locallyalonq foliation; dip sllckensldes throughout; minor narrow (1cm maxcrystalline white-cream quartz-carbonate veins (no sulphides) crosscut and parallel foliation.where stronger shearing apparent, salt and pepperdeveloped, where light and dark areen

textures areand White ronnHoH fran-

ments are smeared alona foliation.the interval 34.0 - 34.4 is light green, strongly chloritized, wherecut by 8 fractures parallel to foliation.

moderately chloritized, moderately competent gj-ey-green massiveaasalt cut by several very narrow quartz-carbonate healed fracturesparallel and cross-cutting foliationa wider (3cm)

(subtle)quartz-carbonate vein at 36m (10° TCA) contains trace

of pyrite, chalcopyrite near contactstized mafics occur wfthin this vein.

with the basalt - rare chlorl

uniform texture throughout - stronglychloritized basalt (chlorite schist);

sheared, light-green-greysalt and pepper textured

throughout; rare traces euhedral pyrite locally along sheared Tol lastretched cream coloured rragments are likely remnant piagiociasecrystals; shearing and bleaching to very light green are strongest44.5-46.0 (t surrounding the "E.w-" vein zone, which occurs 45-7"46.0, where three crackseal type white quartz veins occur (uDper*=2cmmiddle = 6cm wide and lower - 5 cm wide). These quartz veins contaminor dark green to black mafic stringers; no sulphides appear withquartz veins or in sheared basalt near contacts (60° TCA)

.ocalion of hole in relation to a xed point on Ihe claim.

'linir ••lurt

Anglt •

on;

ide,

CortSptclmin

IB ) *Your

ample No.

259425952596

SampleFrom

45.445. 746.0

Map Reference No.M2663

Hole No. . fSV83-4

age No. 2/3

Claim No.K589052

.ocalion (Twp . Lot, Con. or Lal. and Long )

Turtlepond Lake Area

Properly Name

' m ) To

45.746.046.3

SampleLength(cm)

303Q

30

Assays tAu

-J3D6.004.002

Aq

.18Tr.08

' For features such as foliation, bedding, schistoslty, measured from Ihe long axis ol Ihe core. t Additional credit available See Assossmom Woik f!'

I DrillingLog

Drilling Company

Dale Hole Started


From .48. q

52. 0

J

To5?. n

74.7

74.7

Date Completed

Rock Type

Massive Metabasalt(plaqioclase-phvr!

Collar Elevation

Date Logged

Date Submitted

uwlSoRn1 h°" "°m Total meter

Logged by


TX l[\

Fill In on JL Hole No. f every page If SV83-4

s Dip of Hole at Dip/Az 0 ' Collar I

mlml

ml

Description Colour, grain llze, texture, mlnera i, alteration, etc.

in plarps, light grppp hands altprnafp with r-rpam i-nlniircrl ?nnp.s: anarrow (20 cm) Dvrite ( S%

tn fnl i at ion.

} zone at 49.3m contains larae (LID to 0.. 5 <

generally massive, very competent, dark qrev-qreen. hard, plaqiocla:) phvric basalt, locally weakly fol iated.2 narrow contorted crackseal quartz-carbonate veins, at 55.7 and56.0 contain altered, crenulated mafic stringers, no sulphides;plagioclase crystals become more abundent below 67mjl); rare trac<pyrite along

End of Hole

open fractures only.

100* RecoveryFol iation Angles (°TCA)

Depth Angle Depth7.2m 40

8 5010 5013 4514 4015 4016 4017 35IB 4019 40

20m« 21" 22

23242627282930

Angle Depth40" 31m40" 3240" 3330' 3435° 38.540° 3937" 4140" 42.5'40" 4440° 45

Angle Depth40" 45.5m40° 4635° 4740* 4845° 4945 =• 5838" 7445°45°38°


Planar aalure

Angle •

m)

Ang45373540374535

Corn

!mCTl.

e0e>

0

0

0

0

o

Yourample No,

2^97

2598

>age No.3/3

Map Reference No. Claim No.M2663 K589052.ocation (Twp ., Lot, Con. or Lal. and Long )

Turtlepond Lake Area District of Kenora Plan No. M26&3


Sample ( m )From

4q.2

56.0

To

4q.<;

56.3

SampleLength(cm)

to

30

Assays tAu

002

.002

Ag

,04 .

.22

1 For features such as lollatlon, bedding, schlstoslty, measured from the long axis of the core. t Additional credit av3iL:t:i;t Soo A?sci 5im?nt Work Rc

tSample No. From

259')

2595

2596

2597

2598

1)5- <*

49.2

56.0

PBBCRWIONa

To

<t5.7

i.6.3

56.3

Width

30 cm

30 cm

30 cm

30 cm

30 cm

Drill Hole No.

Description

beared, b leached, chlorltized metabasalt

.W. qtz. vein; 3 cracksea) white veins (2 cm, cm, 5 cm thick) minor maflcs, no sulphides

oderately sheared metabasalt

arrow pyritic shear; py cubes up to 5 mm; cutting ight green metabasalt

arrow contorted quartz-carbonate vein no sulphide

Assays

Au oz/ton Ag oz/ton

0.006

0.00*1

0.002

0.002

0.002

0.-)8

Tr.

0.08

O.Oi)

0.22

As

t Diamond DrillingLog

Drilling CompanyMorissette

Dald Hole Started Date Completed Aug. 28, 1983 Aug. 29, 1983



From

0

JU

13-7

15.7

15.85

-rrv-

— 1- ——

,1 (m)

9. 1

13.7

15-7

15. 85

17.8

44.2

Rock Type

Overburden and Ca

Sheared Metabasal t

hlorite Schist

Quartz Vein& minor schist)

Massive Metabasa!

Plagioclase-phyriMetabasal t


Data Logged Aug. 29

Date Submitted

eeirlng ol hole from Irue North n173°Logged by

R. Shives

Total meters 44.2

Submitted by (Signature) j

jÛ'M^\

Fill In on .1 every page «/

Dip of Hole at) m Collar

Dip/Az 0 ' 45/173

112 tn| 43/173'21 m| 42/17340 m

ifi41/169*

Description Colour, grain elie, texture, mlnera i, alteration, etc.

ing

with up to 2 % f i np 1 v d ! «iQf»m i nfl tprl pyritP 1 r"ira 1 1 y

averagp lt-$ ppr mptrp <; 1 irkpne; iHp"; rr>mmnn

Light to medium grp.p.n strongly tihparpH (chief's") rhlnr I *• 1 t&A mato-

basalt; pyrite 2 -^%. d isseminatpd along <;mparpH-niit fr>1i^tl<"> -i •fractures average 3 per metrp; rare thin (4mm) T'^rtz-carhnnat 0veins occur along foliation; intensities of shearing and chloriii-zation increase toward quartz vein belowA 5cm rusty border occurs adjacent to quartz vein

'east-west" quartz vein zone (15cm) containina a 6cm wide cracksealtype white crystalline quartz vein with abundant mafic strinqersnear contacts traces pyrfte , and a second mafic-rich cracksealzone. 5cm wide, with very abundant mafic stringers (601) enclosingseveral narrow (0.5cm) contorted quartz bands (40 ;} with only atrace ot pyrite-Contacts = 70° TCA

- qy very fine qralned "massive-looking" well foliatpH ha«a-Not sheared except lb.6-16.7, where a 10 cm wide mafic sir

,.nger-ri

crackseal zone (minor quartz veining) occurs, containing tracesvery finegrained pyrite

-fractures 1-2 per metre

-Very competent, medium green, well foliated, weakly alteredplagioclase phyric basalt

- Moderately sheared 17.8- Strongly sheared 26,0

- 21,0- 33-0

.ocation of hole In re alion to a xed point on the claim.

L9+I5N

0+38W

Map Reference No. M2663

Hole No. F 5V83-5

age No. 172

Claim No.

K589052Location (Twp.. Lot, Con. or Lal. and Long.)



Planar ealure

Angle •Core

m ) tYour

ample No.

2<;qc)

2600

2601

2602

Sample ( m )From

m ii

-15, 2.

15.85-

J6_6_

To

It; 7

15.85

ifi i •;

16.7

. ———v

SampleLength(cm)

3 n

1 "i

in

10

*

Assays tAu

nnP,

nni

n]i)

,004

Ag

T r

1/4

,12

Tr

1 For feature;, such as foliation, bedding, schisloslty, measured from the long axis ol the cote. t Additional credit available See Assessment Work Regulations.

T UIUMIUIIU

DrillingLog

Drilling Company

Dale Hole Started


—Intent From

LU(mX_

44.2

Date Completed

Rock Type

darK green to

Collar Elevation

Date Logged

Date Submitted

ts angular, ——— , ———— , —

Batrlne of holt from Uu« North

Logged by

Total meters


Description

41m. then with remnantfractures 2 per metre.

white, cores

Fill in on 4 every page y

Dip ol Hole at Dip7Az° 4Colllr |

mlml

ml

nil

to F.O.H.;

END OF HOLE 100% RECOVERY

Fol iat ion Anqles (UTCA)

Depth10II1213141515-5

Angle65"656260556570

18 65192021

605055

24 40 (subtle)28293031

50554550

ocation ol hole In relation to a xed point on the claim.

flint, FtllurtAnglt •

Cor* Sp«clm«n

m ) 1Your

ample No.

Map Reference No.

Hole No. fSV83-5

'age No. 2/2

Claim No.

.ocation (Twp., Lot, Con. or Lat. and Long )

Property Name

Sample { m )From To

*"

SampleLength

•

Assays t

1 For leaturos such as lolialion, bedding, schlstosily, monsurcd from tho long axis ol the core. 1 Afidilion.il credit available. See Assessment Work Regulations

SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Sample No.

2599

2600

2601

2602

From

15.4

15-7

15.85

16.5

To

15-7

15.85

16.15

16.6

Width

30 cm

15 cm

3.0 cm

10 cm

Description

Jail rock; chloritized; strongly sheared chloriteschist; py 2-5*

:.W. crackseal qtz. vein; trace pyrite

Grey, fine grained unsheared well foliatedmetabasal t

Mafic-rich crackseal zone; trace pyrite

rill Hole No. SV83-5

Assays

Au oz/ton

0.008

0.00*)

0.011)

0.001)

Aq oz/ton

Tr

0.1V

0.12

Tr

As

I Diamond DrillingLog

Drilling CompanyMorissette

Data Hole Started Date Completed

Aug^ 29/83 Aug. 30/83Exploration Co , Owner or Optionee


_ Ln terval (m)-

n

7,5 ——

10.7

19.0

!

i ——— • ———

23.8

i

1

1 • •

7.9.

10.7

19.0.

23.8

31.0

Rock Type

Overburden and Cas

Plaaioclase-phyricletabasa 1 1

Sheared Plag-phvriMetabasalt

Mixed sheared/Massive Metabasalt

Chlorite Schist

Collar Elevation 399.2

Date Logged Aug. 31

Date Submitted

Bearing ol hola from tru« North

Logged by R, Shives

Total meters 65.5

-j^MMDescription

Fill In on JL every page*/

Dip of Hole at DTp7Az" DT 0 m c....,|60/173

i? m|6o/i6q '37 m|59/171 '6*1 ni|56/173 '

ng

dark green fine grained competent moderately sheared (very wellfol iated)plagioclase-phyric basalt containing abundant angular elon gated large (1.5cm maximum) dark green chloritized plag. fragments,ommonly with white remnant cores; ha!cut fol iat ionno sulphides;

- grey-green

at 90°.rline quartz-carbonate veinlet:

fractures 2-3 per metre.

foliated weakly to moderately sheared, weakly chlori-tized fine grained plagloclase-phyricplag. fragments subrounded, smaller

basalt.than In above interval (max-

imum here 5mm)traces pyrite as cubes within rare thin auartz-carbonate veinlets.

- Alternatingto aphanitic

units of a) 50 to 100 cm wide zones of very fine graindark grev-green mass ive- looking cvri t icdocal 1 v as

elongated clots, clusters up to 3mm dia.) well foliated basalt,containing NO fragments.

and b) wider zones of grey-green well foliated,moderately sheared salt and pepper textured "tuff-like" metabasaltcontaining very rare, minute specks pyrite.

• contacts between these units are sharp, planar, para! lei to to! iat

• very uniform throughout, moderatelygrained, grey-green strongly sheared

competent, medium to coarseand chlorit ized salt and

peppjjr textured f ragmental-looking metabasalt (chlorlte schist);dip slickensides common; rare traces pyrite, locally, along shearedfoliation; fractures average 2 per metre.

ocation of hole In relation to a xed point on Ihe claim.

L 9 + 69 N 0 + 15 W

•Hurt Artglt '

d

sn.

Cort Spaclman

m ) tYour

ample No.

I

Sample

Map Reference N o.

M2663

Hole No. f SVo3-b

age No.

Claim No.K589052

ocalion (Twp . Lot, Con. or Lat. and Long ) Turtlepond Lake Area District of Kenora Plan No. 2663


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Sample Length

•

Assays t

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Drilling Company

Data Hole Started


r-J ntacu From

31.0

35.1

1

1 AS.?iijrkit.it

,M.5•

1

1i

>1 (m). To

35.1

A2.7

kk. A

All. 5

1)5.0

Date Completed

Rock Type

assive Metabasalt

beared MetabasaltPlag-phyric)

heared Metabasalt

iuartz Vein

:holri te Schist

Collar Elevation

Date Logged

Date Submitted

Searing ol hoi* from Irui North

Logged by

Total meters

Submitted by (Signature)"X?•

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Dip o! Hole at Dip/Sz °TCollar!

ml

ml

nil

nilDescription

Colour, enin sit*, ttxlurt, minflrali, aluratlon, etc.

predominantly massive-looking dark grey-green very fine grainedto aphanitic well foliated basalt with few narrow medium-coarsegrained intervals; NO sulphides observed;fractures <1 per metre.

grey-green medium grained well foliated, moderately sheared metabascontaining rare larger (>5mm) white plajioclase crystal fragments.but abundant minute round "powdery" white fragments. The latterare best developed (mostsheared zone conta ining

abundant) 39.0-Ali" in aabundant cream coloured

more stronglywispy discontinuou

carbonate laminae smeared along foliation and associated with thin(2- 3mm wide) cross-cutting carbonate veinlets.

light green chloritized moderately sheared fine grained basalt,becomes lighter green and silicified towards quartz vein below ;pyrite ( \%) occurs as disseminated cubes and clots along shearedfoliation; below A3. Asnshearinq is very strong and abundant random]oriented healed hairline5 per metre;

fractures occur; open fractures averagechlor i t izat ion is intense 30 cm above quartz vein.

"east-west" quartz vein •• white quartz with abundant black maficstringers parallel to contacts (A5O TCA) : sulohides fovrlte 2-T3;.chalcopyr i te 1£) concentrated near contacts.

intensely chloritized and sheared light green tometabasalt containing finely disseminated pyriteat AA.9 the sheared foliation is contorted by anseal quartz-carbonate vein (2cm wide

cream coloured(1-21) throughoutIrregular crack-

, pyrite cubes U)

ocalion of hole In relation to a xed point on the claim.

"Map Reference No.

,2663

Hole No. !

SV8^-6

>a8« No.

?/3Claim No.

KS89052.ocalion (Twp., Lot, Con. or Lal. and Long )

Turtlepond Lake Area District of Kenora Plan No. 2663


Plinar •ilura

Anglt '

It

Cor* Spaclman

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ample No.

2603260A

26nq

26062607

SampleFrom

T)J78"AA. 1

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1)4.5

1T.TJ£J_

—— %

SampleLengthcm)

3030

10

3030

,

A.iiay» tAu

TrTr

.18

TrTr

Ag

TrTr

1.10

.1.6Tr

i

' For feaVi's such as foliation, bedding, schlstosity, measured from the long a xis o! the core. t Additional ctedil available, See Assessment Work Regulation.

c DrillingLog

Drilling Company

Data Hole Started


From45. n

i ""

i

1 —————

'

i —————

! ————

————

To '

m

65.5

65.5

Date Completed

Rock Type

laginrlflse-phyrir.etabasal t

laqioclase-ohvricetabasalt

Collar Elevation

Date Logged

Date Submitted

Bearing of hole Irom true North

Logged by

Total meters


DescriptionColour, grain elze, texture, miner i, alteration, etc.

Dip ol Hole at Collar |

Fill In on -k Hole No. f every page y SV83"6

Dip/Az 0 '

mlml

hi

hi•

basalt containing numerous carbonate healed fractures within andcross-cutting foliation; traces pyrite sparsely disseminatedthrouqhout: plao. crystals are both dark qreen (chlori t ized) andwhite, elonqated. subrounded up to 1 5 cm lonq.

dark orey-areen predominantly moderately sheared (local ly, stronqlysheared) plaqioclase-phyrlc basalt: shearinq decreases downhole-where strongest _(52-55m)coarsegrained with salt

below 58.51 the basalt is

rocks looks fragmented 'tuff like' 1 veryand pepper textures;unsheared, very fine grained, well foliate

plag. crystals 10-15%, well rounded, elongated parallel topredominantly light green with rare dark green chloritizedtrace pyrite

follatiofragment

(£<.UJ along open fractures (average 2 per metre) andrarely within foliation.

End of Hole Recovery 1001

Foliation Angles (°TCA)

Depth Angle Depth6 37' 189 35° 19

10 30" 2011 27' 2112 30' 2213 30" 2314 30° 2415 27" 2516 34" 2617 28" 27

Angle Depth Angle10 " 2 8 K °32° _ 29 ..35"35" 30 40°35" 31 40"25° 34 40*34° 35 40*35' 36 40°35" 37 40"

41424346505152

34" 38 40° 5335 * 3 9 40° 54

4?"45°45'45°45°45'43°35°45"37°

.ocation ol hole In relation to a xed point on the claim.

Planar eature

Angle-

;,

s »

•pth

;6i7;819io,1 •.2,4•5

CorfSpecimen

m ) *

45"40 '35"35°35°40°

35°38"35°35°

Yourample No.

26082609

SampleFrom

45.145,4

ige Ho.3/3

Map Reference No. Claim No.M2663 K589052

.ocation (Twp., Lot, Con. or Lat. and Long )

Turtlepond Lake Area District of Kenora Plan No. 2663

3 roperty Name STARR PROJECT

LJP_)_ To

45.445.7

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SampleLength

30

— — —

.

Assays tAuT,r, .Tr

AqT.-.46

.,

1 For features such as follalion, bedding, schlsloslty, measured from the long axis o l the core. 1 Additional crodi! available Sco Assessment WofV.


Sample No,

2603 2604

2605

2606

260?

2608 2609

From

43.8 44.1

44.4

44.5

44.8

To

44!4 .

44.5

44.8

45.1

45^7

Width

30 cm 30 cm

10 cm

30 cm

30 cm

30 cm 30 cm

~7&/A DDescription

Strongly sheared metabasalt; 1% py

E.W, quartz vein; abundant black mafic stringers; pyrite concentrated near vein walls (py 2-3% cpy U)

intensly chloritized sheared light green meta basalt; 1-2% py

Contorted crackseal quartz-carbonate vein (2 cm wide, parallels core axis)

Massive unsheared plagioclase-phyric metabasalt; trace py

« * *

rill Hole No. SV83'6

Assays

Au oz/ton

Tr Tr

0.18

Tr

Tr

TrTr

Ag oz/ton

Tr Tr

1.10

0.46

Tr

Tr 0.46

As

I DrillingLog

Drilling Company Morisette

Date Hole Slarled

êpt 2/R 3

Dale Completed Sept. 3/83

. Exploration Co., Owner or Optionee


i — I ni&CMf tFrom

o1.9

J

f

1

,

1

1

'

————

1

[

il (m)To '

1.966.9

Rock Type

)verburdenMassive Metabasalt

Collar Elevation 1)09-5 mDale Logged Sept 3/83Date Submitted

AJU//*?

Bearing ot hole from uu.N.nh1i(00 Total meters

86.9Logged by

O.W. HassellSubmitted by (SignaUi/e) /

^ffUjjl

Fill In on -k every page y

Dip of Hole at Dip/Az 01 0 mcoii.,|l)5/t40

5 jnj43/!39'

1! m|44/13944 iii|42/13682 ra|39/l45*

Description Colour, Drain elie, texture, mlnera i, illerillon, elc.

Weakly chloritized, massive to weakly foliated(and locally branded)

.ocalion of hole In relation lo a Ixed point on the claim.

L 4 + 17 N 0 + 88 W

Plinir Feature Angle '

fine grained metabasalt with amygdaloldal horizons commonly occurringthroughout the unit.Calcite (withbut alonq the

minor quartz) amygdulesfol iat ion,

Well developed banding occurs locallyby alternating dark and 1sent ing pillow selvages.Pyrite occursnarrow (less

are often flattened or stretct

throughout and Is definedight (bleached) horizons

In minor amounts {«.!%) as euhedral

possibly repre-

cubes withinthan 1 cm) bands, disseminted throughout the unit and

as massive coatings along fracture surfaces. A hard, steel-greysulphide (possibly arsenopyri te) , commonly found associated withcalcite occurs up to 53 locally between approximately 11.0-50.0but can be found in minor amounts (up to U) to end of hole. Chal-copyrite occurs locally within a quartz/carbonate veinlet 8 30.9-31.8 m.

-Quartz/Carbonate veining2.6m; 5-lm; 6 ,2m; 14.3m;

is only weakly developed , occurring21.4m; 30. 9-31. Bm (trending parallel to

core axis); 35-4m; 53-5-53. 6m; 57- *••76.2m.

60.9m; 71,6m ; 71.9m; 72.0m;

-Quartz/Carbonate veins also occur @ 32. 1-32. 25 (15cm) and 33-3"33.35m (5cm) and probablysurface expression of the

represent the down holesystem.

version of the

•Both veins are composed of glassy quartz and calcite. Pyrite isminor (less than \ %) a ndcontacts and

Is confinedwithin the adjacent wall

to the upperrock.

and lower vein

d

CoreSpecimen

m ) 'Your

ample No.

261026112612261326142615 26162617 2STT26192620

L

Map Reference No.

M-2663

Hole No. fSS83-1

age No.n

Claim No.

K535340ocation (Twp , Lot. Con. or Lat. and Long )



Sample ( m )From

30.630. a_

_31-2_31-531.8"32.132.2532.5033-033-333.4

To

30.931.231- f31.832.132.2532.5033-033-333.1)33.7—— •%

SampleLengthcm)

,3m.3m.3m.3m.3m15m25m.5m.3m.1m.3m

.

Assays tAu

TrTrTrTrTrTrTrTrTrTrT '

r

Aq

.54TrTrTr

.48Tr

.901.24

TrTr

.50

———

1 For features such as foliation, bedding, schistoslly, measured from the long axis ol the core. t Additional credit available Sco Assessmeni Work Regulation ;

T DrillingLog

Drilling Company

Date Hole Started


Interval I'm!From

1

ii

i1

——————i

1(••-. -

To '

Collar Eleva

Date Completed Date Loggei

DateSubml

Rock Type

lon Pru'.W01"""" Tolal meters

j Logged by

led Submitted by (Signature)

Fill In on Ji every page *f

Dip of Hole a"r"5p7Az'0 *Collar |

mlml

mim|

DescriptionColour, grain alia, laxtura, mlnarali, alteration, tie.

Minor amounts of tourmaline ? and wlspv chloritized wall rock arealso present. The lower vein appears to have been injected alongthe fol iatlon.Old auartz/carbonate flooded (healed) breccias occur throughoutthe unit but are best developed p 15. 5-15. 9m: 20.21.2m: 22. 0-28. Om: (locally well developed): andFractured and crumblv

0-20.3 m: 20.9-69. 0-69. 1m.

horizons are only minor, occurlnq P 14. 7m(crumbly Fe-stained fracture £ 350 TCA; 40° TCA);dicular fractures, one

15. 3m (perpen-at 35° TCA cutting foliation at 10°).

End of Hole Recovery 100%

Foliation angles (° to core axis)

Depth (m) Foliation Depth (m) Foliation Depth (m) Folia

3 45"6 53"3 !>;>•

12 55°15 50'18 50"21 55°24 60"27 58"30 60"

33 55°36 57"39 55°42 48 °45 55"48 45"51 50'54 50'57 50°60 60"

63 55°66 50*69 60°72 55"75 55"78 60°81 60"64 60"

.ocaiion of hole in relation to a xed point on the claim.

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Yourample No.

SampleFrom


Hole No. fSS83-1

>aoe No. J 2/2 !

Claim No.

K535340.ocaiion (Twp , Lot, Con. or Lat. and Long )

Turtlepond Lake AreaDistrict of Kenora Plan No. M-2663

Properly Name

ToSampleLengthcm)

,

Assays, tAu Ag

' For features such as foliation, bedding, echlstoslty, measured from the long axis of the core. t Additional ciodil available See Assossment Work Regulations

SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Drill Hole No. SS83~1

Sample No.

2610

2611

2612

2613

2614

26152616

2617

2610

2619

2620

From

30.6

30.9

31.2

31-5

31.8

32.1

32.25

32.50

33.00

33.3

33.4

To

30.9

31.2

31.5 '

31.0

32.1

32.2532.50

33.00

33.3

33.4

33.7

Width

30 cm

30 cm

30 cm

30 cm

30 cm

15 cm

25 cm

50 cm

30 cm

10 cm

30 cm

Description

Fine grained, py-rich, weakly foliated metabasaltwith minor carbonate veinlets.

Fine grained, pyrite-rich, weakly foliated meta basalt with numerous carbonate (minor Qtz) veinsand veinlets randomly oriented throughout .

Fine grained, pyrite-rich, weakly foliated meta basalt with numerous carbonate (minor Qtz) veinsand veinlets randomly oriented throughout.



Quartz/carbonate vein with minor pyrite

Wall rock-minor pyrite (abundant carbonate)



Quartz/carbonate vein with minor wall rock

Wall rock - minor pyrite (abundant carbonate)

AssaysAu(oz/ton)

Trace

M

Trace

Trace

Trace

Trace

Trace

Trace

Trace

Trace

Trace

Ag(oz/ton)

54

Trace

11

"

.48

Trace.90

1.24

Trace

Trace

.50

As

T DrillingLog


Dale Hole Started Sept. 1), 19*53



_ Inte.rv. From0

3. 4

!

"13.6

i

1 n . y

EU_4m>_

3.1,n.6

22.9

52.5

Date Completed Sept. 6, 1983

Rook Type

Overburden/Has i ngMassive Metabasalt

Metaba-sa! t

Collar Elevation

Date Logged Sept. 6/83Date Submitted

Bearing of hoi. from Total meters 71.6

Logged by D.W. Hassell

-J^Ji

FIINnon .1 Hole No. t every page y SS-8V2

Dip of Hole *t 6Tp7Az ° ' 0 me.ti.rfi5/ 1*0

5 mf>5/138 '

12 roftii/ —

'to mbg/Uo67 rot32/136

OescrlptlonColour, Drain ill., l.xlur., minflrali, allerallon, .1C.

A firm grainpri, ma<;s!up tn wpafcly fnlchloritized) metabasalt with numerousoriented calcite fracture fillings.

calcite veinlets and randomly'lagioclase ? clots (approx.

1-5 mm in diameter) also occur locally.he fol iat ionA dark, steel

is only weakly developed and fracturing is only minor.qrey sulphide {arsenopyrite?) occurs finely dissemintf

throughout the interval and is commonly associated with the carbonal_(!ocally exceeding 2-3&)Pyrite is ubiquitous throuqhout but rarely occursA healed (carbonate flooded) breccia occurs @ 10.

In amounts > ] %.7- 11. Om.

A more coarsely textured, weakly foliated (to locally massive) metabasalt .The fol iat ionstretched out

is weakly defined by mafic laths upalong the fo] iatlon.

•Plagioclase clots occur locally while

to 1 cm in length

calcite veinlets (generally@ 10°- 30° TCA) are abundant.

•Minor quartz/carbonate veinlets (less20.2 and 20. *)

•Fracturing isand consist

than 3cm inof glassy white, barren

only locally developed with a minorzone occurring at 13.8-13•Arsenopyrite?

• 9m,is round dissemmted throughout the

width)occur atquartz and calcitcrumbly, fractur

unit but onlylocal ly exceeds 1%

A fine-grained, massiveqreen (weakly

to weakly foliated (locally), pale grey-chloritized) metabasalt

and plagioclase clots occurring localFracturing is

with abundant calcite velnletly throughout the interval

generally poorly developed, howeverup, crumbly zone occurs at 33-5~3^-^low angles TCA) commonly occurring.Arsenopyrite?

a strongly brokenwith Fe-sta!ned fractures (at

locally exceeds 1?, however It is generally confined


L 3 + M N 0 + 77. 5W

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Angl. •

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ample No.

262126222623

SampleFrom

?y q2J.223.55

'age No.

Map Reference No. Claim No. M-2663 K5353'tO

.ocation (Twp , Lot, Con. or Lal. and Long ) Turtlepond Lake Area District of Kenora Plan No. M-2663


To

-23^2— 23-5523.85

*

SampleLength

rm)

3530

.

Assays tAu

TrTrTr

Ag

.finTr

.56

,

t

1

1 For fenliires such as foliation, bedding, schlstoslty, measured from the long axis of the core. t Additional credit available. See Assessment Wor

DrillingLog

Drilling Company

Date Hole Started


Intetty From

1! 52.5

i1: 59-5

————

'

0_j!m)_

59-5

71.6

Dale Completed

Rock Type

Sheared Metabasalt

Massive Metabasalt

Collar Elevation

Date Logged

Date Submitted

A/* t/ti

Bairlng oi holt from Irut North

Logged by

Total rneters


J&U

Description

-

Fill In on .I Hole No. f every page y SS83"2

Dip of Hole at 6ip7Az° vCollir 1

ml

ml

ml

ti|

to r.alcitp vpin<; anri vpinlptc;.A !«; r.m wiHp23. 2-23. 55m.

-rark-tLPfll tlThe vein is

rTp » TL!^ r tZ rarKnnafp wocomcosed of

calcite concentrated within fracturesand bands.

Inlof r»i-/*M»-e nt-

oiassy white quartz withassociated with mafic wisos

Pyrite Is only minor while a dark metallic sulphide farsenooyr 1 te)is found within bands alona the vein contacts.The upper and lower vein contacts are almost oeroend icul ar to coreaxis.

A fine grained. Intensely sheared to finely laminated, pale greenmetabasalt with numerous white and locally pinkish calcite velnletsand stringersArsenopyri tewithin narrowArsenopyri te

generally occurring parallel to theIs found dlssemirated throughout the

fol lation.unit and also

(less than 3"™) bands commonly associated with calcltoca! ly exceeds 5%.

A fine grained, massive to weakly folchloritized) metabasalt with abundantArsenopyri te

lated, pale jjray-jjreen (weaklycalcite veinlets and stringer

is found disseminated throughout the unit, locallyexceeding 1-2?. Pyrite Is only minor «U;

End of Hole Recovery 100%

.ocalion of hole In re ation to a xed point on the claim.

PUntr •Hurt

Anglo •Cor*

Sptclman m ) '

Your ample No.

262^4

Sample

57.1

'age No. 2/3

Map Reference No. Claim No.M-2663 K5353'<0

.ocalion (Twp , Lol, Con. or Let. and Long ) Turtlepond Lake Area District of Kenora Plan No. M-2663

Properly Name

Lj?J_ To

57. <t

Sample Length

(cm)

30

,

Au

Tr

Assays tAg

Tr

!

————

• For features such as foliation, bedding, schlstosity, measured from the long axis of the core. t Additional credit available. Sea Assessment Work Regulation;

t DrillingLog

Drilling Company Collar Elevation jj«

Dale Hole Started 1 Date Completed Date Logged Log

'Exploration Co., Owner or Optionee Date Submitted Sut^"

«

From

!

1

i

I

i

0_(n4_ Rock Type

Fill in on .1 Hole No. ( every page-/ SS83'2

NorS 1101* '""" Tolal meters Dip of Hole at tJfpTAz 73 'Collar

ged by/ ————— *l ———— r

)mltted by (Sjgflatuj^) f j m |7>:^JU( »Description

Colour, grain ille, texture, mineral!, ilierallon, elc.

Fo! iat ion Angles

Depth(m) Foliation Depth(m) Foliation Depth(m) Folia

5 55" 38 50° 3f

5 52° 65 58'3 42 • 68 55*

11 50 s 41 51 • 71 62°14 55' 417 48 s 4

^ 50"7 50>

20 55" 50 50°23 58° 53 62 s26 42" 56 70"29 55" 59 65"32 48" 62 52°

.ocation of hole In reia.ion to a xed point on the claim.

Mmtr : iHlur*

Angle '

on

Con ipactmin.m )».

Your mpleNo.

SampleFrom

_____

Jage No. 1

Map Reference No. Claim No. M-2663 K535340.ocalion (Twp., Lot, Con. or Lal. and Long.)


Property Name

Lm_L_To

SampleLength

,

Assays t

.. , ,

' For features such as foliation, bedding, schlstosity, measured from the long axis of the core. t Addilional credit available. See Assessment Work Regulations

I SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS

Drill Hole No. _Ss83-2

Sample No.

2621

2622

2623

2624

From

22.9

23.2

23-55

57.1

To

23.2

23.55 '

23.85

57.4

Width

30 cm

35 cm

30 cm

30 cm

Description

Weakly foliated, calclte-rich metabasalt

'barren looking", crack-seal quartz-carbonatevein w/minor mafic wisps

weakly foliated, calclte-rich metabasalt

r inely laminated, (sheared) fine grained metabasaltwith abundant (5%) arsenopyrite

Assays

Au(oz/ton)

Trace

Trace

Trace

Trace

Aa (oz/ton)

.66

Trace

.56

Trace

As

DrillingLog

Drilling Company Mor issette

Data Hole Started September 6, 1983


ASAMERA INC. ,

— Intent From

3.2

1

1

1I

[ 50. 1

(

To3.20.1

52.5

Dale Completed September 7, 1983

Calgary

Rock Type

verburden/Cas i ngol iated metabasall

Lap! 1 1 i-tuf f shearplag. phyric basa

Collar Elevation 411.2 m

Date Logged Sept. 8/83Date Submitted

Bearing ol holv from true North Total meters

62.48Logged by

David W. HassellSubmitted by (Signature) /

Description

Fill in on .1 every page *f

Dip of Hole at bip7Az° f 0 m con., 145/140

9 ni 143/1 39*32.5 m!39/13958.0 m!36/139*

ml

A fine grained, wpak to mnrip rat-ply WP! 1 foliated(weakly cholritized) metabasalt.Calcite veins (up to 1 cm), veinletsrandomly oriented throughout the unitlets (although less common) are alsoBoth pyrite and arsenopyrl te?(a dark

pale gray -green

and stringers commonly occurwhile Quartz/carbonate vein-

abundant.to steel-qrey metal 1 ic mineral

occur in minor amounts disseminated throughout the unit, howeverboth minerals also occur as fracturecarbonate veinlets and stringers.Fracturing is

fill ings or

only locally developed occurringat0-10° TCA with iron staining on surfaces); 35.1mstaining); 38tures at a! 1

associated with

6. 1-6. 5m; (at(30° TCA Iron

•3-38.5 (crumbly to broken-up with Iron stained frac-angles TCA).

Brecciated (healed) intervals occur locally throuahout the unit.Minor quartz/carbonate velnina occurs24,25m, „ Vein

at 23.4-23. 7 and at 23. 9-contacts are steeo faoDroxlmatpl v 70° TCA anri ?n° IT>

foliation) and appear toof quartz and

indicate some shearing. The veins consistcarbonate within a dark mafic (tourmaline) framework

Pyrite and arsenopyrite occur In minor amounts disseminated throughthe interval. The veins actually appear more like quartz/carbonateflooding in a brecc lated

•Another minorthe swel 1 ofminor «U),.

;d

country rock interval.

quartz/carbonate vein nreur«i ltfi.?-liR.S h ut annparc ac

:- A course (possibly tuffaceous-lapi 1

to the rnrfi

II size) unit with sharp (sheacontacts at 20° TCA (upper) and at 40° TCA (lower).The unit contains numerous equlqranular (non-elonaate) olaaioclaseclots up to 3-4 mm in diameter.Quartz carbonate veinletsunit .however,

and stringers occur locally throuahout thpyrite Is present in only minor amounts.

.ocation of hole in relation to a xed point on the claim.

L 3 + 92 N

0 + 88 W

Plinir Flllurt Angle '

Ut

td)

Core peclmen Your

ample No.

26252626262726282629

2630

Map Reference No.M-2663

Hole No. fSS83-3

'age No.\/z

Claim No.K535340


Property Name

Sample { m )From

23.1

23-721-924.25

-48,20

To

2.3,4 . .23J1_ 23.924.2524.55

48 50'

SampleLength

cm)

30302Q3530

30

,

Assays tAu

TrTrTrTrTr

Tf.

AQ

TrTrTr.56Tr

,78

\\'

• For leniu'e s such as foliation, bedding, schistosily, moasurod from the long axis of the core. 1 Additional credit available. See Amassment Work ReguUiic.ru

uitmiuiiuDrillingLog

Drilling Company

'Data Hole Stalled I


From52.2

i

! —————

!

'

1 ————————

,

To '

62. 1(8

Date Completed

Rock Type

ol iated Metabasal

Collar Elevation

Dale Logged

Date Submitted

Colour, B"

Fill In en J, every page y

'Il'IIwSi"101' '""" Totai meters Dip ol Hole at Dip/Az ^ *Collar |

Logged by •

iSubmitted by (Signature) m |

" — Tv*0 "I-^** ' rt |

Descriptionin ill*, lexluri, mlnara •, lllartllon, «tc.

- A fine grained, weak to moderately well foliated (locally) meta-basait with numerouSj randomly oriented calcite veinlets and stringe- Healed breccias occur locally throughout the unit, however,

fracturing is only weaklyPyrite occurs in minor

unit while arsenopyrite is

developed.amounts «1%) disseminated throughout thegenerally confined to narrow bands and

fracture fillings commonly associated with calcite (and locallyexceeding 5%)

End of Hole Recovery 100?

Fol iat ion Angles

Depth Anale Depth<im 60? _ 32m8 58" 351 1 "iSweak 38lit 50" 1)517 50" Itlt20 62° 1(723 60" 50

Angle Depth Angle50*Wak 59m 53°55" 62 55°58"55°weak58°55°60"

26 50" 53 58°29 55° 56 60°

.ocation ol hole In relation lo a xed point on the claim.

tngle '

S.

CoriSptclman

rn ) *Your

ample No.Sample

From

MapFlelerencaNo. M-2663

Hole No. tSS83-3 2/2Claim No.

K5353'tO.ocation (Twp., Lot, Con. or Lal. and Long )


Property Name

LisJL.To

^

SampleLength

(cm)

.

Assays tAu Ag I l

———— 1

1 For features such as foliation, bedding, schisloslty, measured from the long axis ol Ihe core. t Additional credit available See Assessment Work Regulations


Sample No.

2625

2626

2627

2628

2629

2630

From

23.'

23.4

23-7

23-9

2*1.25

48.20

To

23.4

23-7

23.9

2k. 25

24.55

48.50

Width

30cm

30cm

20cm

35cm

30cm

30cm

y>u.Description

Fine grained metabasalt {minor py)

Qtz./carbonatef looded vein breccia

Fine grained metabasalt (minor py.)

Quartz/carbonate flooded vein breccia

Fine grained metabasalt (minor py.)

Quartz/carbonate vein with minor pyrite ({!&)

)rill Hole No. SS83-3

AssaysAu(oz/ton)

Trace

ii

M

M

1 1

II

Ag(oz/ton)

Trace

ii

1 1

.56Trace

.78

As

c Diamond DrillingLog


DatoHolo S

i ____ Se.Exploration

A

arled

pt. 8, 1983

Date Completed

Sent. 10. 1983Co., Owner or Optionee

SAMERA INC. , Calgary

Inrprva] (m)From0

~^——

1

I1, —————

I

To3.0

5.5

Rock Type

Casing and Overbui

i 1 lowed Metabasal;

Collar Elevation ^33,0 m

Date Logged

Sept. 10Date Submitted

Baarlng ol hola from trua North -1%°

Logged by R. Shives

Fllllnon u every page y

Total meters 65,5

~7~~*V jtr4/l //

Description

Dip o( Hole at Dip/Az ° ' 0 m Con,,

10.7 m 158/1 93 '35-0 m \5 i>/\B& '

&i*.0 ni tax 188

den

- Competent, moderately chloritized, ight and dark green, moderate^to well foliated, pyritic pillowed metabasalt.

- Pillow cores are predominantly massive looking (subtle foliation),1 iqht qreen to cream coloured zones, 10 to 50 cm wide (apparent)commonly peppered with small (1 mm diametre) dark green clots,rounded quartz eyes andgreen (chloritized) andfractures.

often "crazed" with randomly oriented darlwhite quartz-carbonate healed hairline

Although the pillow cores can be readily recognizedthroughout most of this27. S-^.O.

hole they are most abundant 7.6-1). 3»Below 61m the cores are

thin selvages are apparent - there,not as obvious^ althoughthe basalt appears uniformly

fine grained well foliated with abundant stretched dark greenclots (1 cm long) .

- Pillow selvages vary from sharp, distinct dark/light/dark green(zoned) bands 1-2 cm wide, to diffuse dark green bands up to 15 £mwide (apparant), the latter possibly a function of shal low core-selvage angles.

- Kyrlte is very abundant (3"5%) throughout, locally up to \ >z oc-curring as sub-to-euhedral cubes 10.5 mm to 7 mm) localized bothalong selvages and within pillow cores, Open fractures (average2-3 per metre throughout) are rarely pyritic, but rare thin quartzcarbonate healed Fractures (1 to 8 mm wide 1 commonly contain 2-3pyrite.

Traces of chalcopyrite {« U) are recognized in one location onlvat 11.7 m, within a s ingle weakly slickensided ooen fracture.as minute anhedral flecks'and powderv coatings. A subtle pu'rple-staining also occurs along this fracture.

.ocalion ol hole In relation to a xed point on the claim.

LO+57N

"

Map Reference No.

Hole No. F

ST83-1

age No.

nClaim No.

.ocation (Twp , Lot, Con. or Lat. and Long )Turtlepond Lake Area District of Kenora Plan No. M2663

Property Name 5TARR PROJECT

Manar 1 ailura

Angla '

sd

Cora paclmon m ) '

Yourample No.

_____

-_syr

26^

Sample ( m )From

~1T72-.4.1,5.

22,?

To

11.5tl.8-12.1 ..

SampleLengin(cm)

TO

•30303n

Assay* t ji,.

Tr

TrTrTr

-Ag —

.6ii

.TrTr^

1

' For In "• iros such as foliation, bedding, schistoslty, measured from Ihe long axis ol tho core. 1 Additional credit available See Assessment Work IV


Drilling Company

Data Hole Siarled


Inte.rv 1 (m)From

i

i

1iI

To

65.5

Date Completed

Rock Type

Collar Elevation

Dale Logged

Date Submitted

A single narrow ( 1 cm)cutting the fol iation at

Bearing of holt from true North

Logged by

Total meters


/^4J •

Description

quartz vein90° (i.e. -

contacts contain moderatetv oxidizedred staining

Fill In on Jk every page y

Dip of Hole at DipVA'z ° T

Collar |

ml

mlml

m|

occurs at 1(0.8 m (55°TCAl ,SUbhorizontal vein). The VP!

euhedral pvrite (5&). purole-and thin carbonate coatinas - NO sulphides or mafics

appear within the vein ifractures occur in a 10This minor vein and weak

tself. Three subparallel weakly rust-staicm wide zone above the quartz vein.rusty fracturing may represent the down-

dip extension of the quartz vein/shear observed

END OF HOLE

on surface.

1001 RECOVERY

Tropari ResultsDepth Dip10.7m 58

35m 5464m 49

Mag.Az.189184184

Fol iation Angles (Depth

3m69

12151821242730333639

Angle302b25253030JtO'10

"TCAJDepth Angle

42m 3545 4048 3851 3554 4057 4060 3563 37

30 65-5 4030403535

i(0 40

i , i i j

ocalion of hole In relation to a ted point on the claim.

Plinai '•time

ed

Cori Spaclman

m )'Your

ample No.

26i<;26^6

2637

Map Reference No.

Hole No. tST83-1

'age No. 2/2

Claim No.

.ocation (Twp., Lot, Con. or Lal. and Long )

Property Name

Sample ( m )From

40.3i(0.6

40.9

To

4n.6ftn.q41.2

SampleLength

(cm)3030

30

Assays t jAu

TrTr

T r

AS

50Tr

.10

1

1 For: ; such as foliation, hoddlng. tchlsloElty, ni; .s£.'..'rcd Irom the long axis of the core. t Additional credit available See Assossmen! Work Rc'a


Drill Hole No. ST8 3-1

Sample No.

2631

2632

2633

263 1)

2635 '

2636

2637

From

11.2

11.5

11.8

22.2

1)0.3

1)0.6

1.0.9

To

11.5

11.8

12.1

22.5

A0.6

^0.9

i.1. 2

Width

30 cm

30 cm

30 cm

30 cm

30 cm

30 cm

30 cm

^^^^^^F^J *

Description

Competent fine grained pillowed metabasalt withminor pyrite, minor quartz-carbonate veins

As above, but with trace cpy and slight purple-red stain along open fracture

as for 11,2 - 11.5 above

Pyritic (2-3%) pillowed metabasalt containingseveral narrow contorted qtz-carbonate veins

Pyritic (3-61) pillowed metabasalt; well foliatedwith large cubes pyrite

Pyritic pillowed metabasalt cut by 1 cm quartzvein

Pyritic pillowed metabasalt

Assays

Au oz/ton

Tr

Tr

Tr

Tr

Tr

Tr

Tr

Ag oz/ton

0 61)

Tr

Tr

0.56

0.58

Tr

1.10

As

c Diamond DrillingLog

Dulling Company Morissette

'''ijept". To'e,d 1983 Date Completed Sept. 11, 1983


ASAMtRA INC. , Calgary

J n ter-uaJ _ (m^_

0

6.8

-rrnr

-nnr

6.G

1.0

3.0

16.5

Rock Type

Casing and Over

heared.Brecciated

ol iated Metabasal

>heared Qtz.-Carb.reined Metabasalt

urden

Collar Elevation431.7mDate Logged

Sept. 11Date Submitted

bJw I/&3

Soaring ol hol« Irom lru» North Q

Logged by R. Shives

Submitted by (Slgzx^Description

Fill in on JL every page «f

Total meters 71.6

lature)

VI /I

Dip ol Hole at

0 m Collar

12 m

Dip/Az 0 ' 45/196

44/192*

40 rol43/1°*067 WI40/188

nil

- Coarse grained, competent (healed) qrey, very well foliated(sheared) weaklv chloritized. pillowed metabasalt.

- Fraqmental '(4-5cm lonq)

tuff-like" appearance, but contains several largecream coloured fragments peppered with dark qreen

clots and quartz eves, similar to pillow cores observed downholeand in previous DDH ST83-1

-Pyrite is finely disseminated throughout (1%), also occurring asrare large (max. Icml cubes along hairline quartz-carbonate healedfractures.

-Open fractures average 6-7/vnetre, predominant ly jsarai lei to folia tion, rarely cross-cutting foliation

-Competent grey very finemetabasalt -

grained mass! ve- look ingno fragments - contains

(well fol 'ated)abundant white hairline, plana

carbonate stringers ( 1mm thick) parallel to foliation - pyrlte(2-3^) finely disseminated throughout and along carbonate stringers

-Where stringers are most abundant, basalt looks moderately-Lower 40cm of this interval contains contorted 1 ght green

shearedal terat

bands (1cm wide) associated with hairline fractures.

-Coarsegrained grey-white and light green strongly chloritized, sheametabasait well "marbled" with contorted quartz-carbonate "sweats"wispy mafic stringers and wider contorted bands of metabasalt, allroughly defining a weak irregular foliation, similar to cracksealvei n i ng.

-The quartz-rich veinlets are well fractured (healed)-Pyrlte is abundant (5£, locally to 10*), occurring along maficstringers

-A si 1 very whlocally to $ 1

te sulphide (arsenopyrite 77) is also present (A',) a s small anhedral flecks

.ocation of hole In relation to a xed point on the claim.

LO+58N 3+90W


Hole No. FST83-2

age No.

1/3Claim No. K535339



'llnir aalurt

>n

ed

Cor*Sptclman

m ) tVour

ample No.

2638263926*102641

Sample

13.013-JL.13-6

Ji,SL

m L_ To

13.3.JJ.6

13-914.2

Sample Length

(cm)

i3030'30

30

Msays tAu ft "

TrTrTrTr

TrTrTr.fa8

' For features such as foliation, bedding, schistoslly, rnoiisurnd from iho long axis ol the cote. t Additional credit available See Assessment Work Re


Drilling Company

Dato Hole Started


From

16.5

'

To

71.6

71.6

Dale Completed

Rock Type

i I lowed Metabasal

Collar Elevation

Date Logged

Date Submitted

Fill In on .i every page y

Bearing of hole Irom true Nonh

Logged by

Total meters

Submitted by (Signature)~&a •

Dip of Hole at Dip/Az.°'Collar j

mlml™lnil

Description Colour, gr«in tlze, texture, mineral*, alteration, ate.

Fractures (open) average 10 per metre; the core breaks readilyalona the chloritlzed mafic strlnaers between Quartz carbonate vein

-Relatively uniform throughout, moderately chloritized llaht todark qreen (mottled and banded) well planar foliated, pillowedmetabasalt similar to that in previous DDH ST83-1'illow cores appear as cream and Hqht green massive zones up toTO cm wide (apparent) cut by randomly oriented dark qreen chloritizeand white carbonate-filled hairline fractures; small rounded quartzeyes are common.-Below 50m, considerable stretching of the pillow results in narrowfrequently alternating light (cores! and dark green (selvages) bands-A dark green-grey well foliated masstains no obvious pillows

ve-looking interval 55-61 con-and looks similar to bottom of ODH ST83"!

containing dark green elongated clots and only traces of pyrite.-Pyrite is abundant throughout most of this interval (3"5I . locallyto 15?J occurring in pillow cores, along selvages and In the quartz-carbonate veinlets.-Chalcopyri te ({!?) is recognized in one location only, within a

icm wide quartz vein at iy.bm, as small U"3mm) anhedral clots, thewall rock here is pyritic-A sweaty quar

W'ttl b ut contains NU chalopyrlte.tz-carb6nate vein at H \

cubes alorig cnioritjzed nIdT 1 C Wl SpS .

/-tl.y contains 2? pyrite as

-Minor very thin to hairline carbonate vp.lnlpt«; arp common throuaho

FNH OF HOLE ————————————— ________ ———————————————————inn* Rcrnurov

ocaiion of hole In relation to a xed point on the claim.

'linir eatura

Angle '

nq

CoreSpecimen

m } 'Your

ample No,

642643644645646647648649650651652

SampleFrom

14.214.^J±A^ 15.115.41L1_16.016.329.843.664.7

Map Reference No.

Hole No. p ST83-2

age No. 2/3

Claim No.

.ocaiion (Twp , Lot, Con. or Lat. and Long.)

Properly Name

To

14.514.8

_LLJ_ 15-4'5J16.016. i.16.630.143.865.0

SampleLength

(rm)

1030

_J2 __ 3030303030303030

•

Assay) fAu

TrrTrTrTrTrTrTrTrTrTr

Ag

1 rTrTr

.60TrTr

.61}TrTrTrTr

1

1 For features such as foliation, bedding, schlsloslly, measured from the long axis ol the core. 1 Additional ciodil available. Sou Assessment Work Regulat


Drilling Company

Dale Hole Started


FromTo '

Date Completed

Rock Type

Collar Elevation

Dale Logged

Dale Submitted

Beiring of hoi* from Iruf North

Logged by

Fill In on J. every page *f

Total meters


3*4- •

Dip of Hole at Dip/Az° *Collar j

mlmlnil

•

Description Colour, griin ilzt, lexlun, mlnerali, •ItBrttlon, tic.

Perth7m

9.01011

12.513141516

IB. 52023202935.58

444750535659616470

Angles (°TCA)

30-

35554560 (sheared)60 (qtz.-carb. sheared zone)6055SO403030ZS203040355050454545Massive454545

.ocation ol hole In relation to a xed point on the claim.

Pllnir ttlur*

Anglt •

Cort

m ) tYour

ample No.Sample

From

Map Reference No.

Hole No. FST83-2

age No.3/3

Claim No.

.ocation (Twp , Lot, Con. or Lal. and Long.)

Property Name

( m ) To

SampleLength

*

Assays t

' For lOvM'.: L.tch as lotlalion, bedding, schlstosity. measured from Iho long axis o l t he core. t Additional crodit available. See Assessment Wofk Regulations.


Drill Hole No. ST83-2

Sample No.

26382639264026412642264326442645 2646264726482649 '

2650

2651

2652

Prom

13.013.313.613.914.214.514.815.1 15.416.016.316.6

29.8

43.6

64.7

To

13-313.6 13.914.214.514.815.115.4 15.716.016.316.6

30.1

43.8

65.0

Width

30 cm ""30 cm30 cm30 cm30 cm30 cm30 cm30 cm 30 cm30 cm30 cm30 cm H-

30 cm

20 cm

30 cm

Description

Coarse grained, white and 1 ight green sheared,strongly chloritized metabasalt well marbledwith contorted quartz carbonate veins and wispymafic strlngers-crackseal texture.

py 5 to SO* Fractures 10/m

aspy (??) 1-2* locally to 5*

Pyrltlc pillowed metabasalt

Quartz-carbonate vein with abundant pyrite associated with chloritized mafics

Mafic pillowed metabasalt - pyritic (51) pillowselvsge with minor carbonate veinlets

AssaysAu oz/ton

TrTrTrTrTrTrTrTr TrTrTrTr

Tr

Tr

Tr

Aq oz/ton

TrTrTr 0.68TrTrTr0.60TrTr0.68Tr

Tr

Tr

Tr

As

t DrillingLog

trilling Company

MorUsp.ttpData Hole Started

Sept. 12, 1983Exploration Co., Owner or Optionee

ASAMERA INC. ,

Interv 1 (m)From0

4.3

S4. 7

, _____

, —————

To4.3

54.7

62.5

62. S

Date Completed Sept. 13, 1983

Calgary

flock Type

Casing and Ove

M 1 lowed Metabasal

•lassi ve Metabasal t

Collar Elevation

Dale Logged Sept. 14

Date Submitted

Bearing ot hole from true North

Logged by R. Shives

Submitted by (Slg

~J3~kL

Fill in on .1 Holo No. / every page V ST83-3

Total meters Dip ot Hole at Dp7Az"D~r fi? q 0 mcouar 1457 196

'

I'Tf // ————— ̂ ——— - r4/L1J ««l*^-^> iil

Descriptionit. alteration, ale.

burden

- Uniform throughout - dark green fine grained weaklv chloriHypHwell foliated ovritic oil lowed metabasalt. identical tn DDH <;Tfi3-1- Open fractures average 1-2 oer metre, oredominant 1 v nat-allo! tr,

foliation, but commonly- 1 ight qreen

cross-cutt ing.

well developed throughout- Thin (2-5mm) cross-cutting quartz-carbonate veinlets are IP«<;common than in the previous two dril) holes, average one oer s-wometres.- A single carbonate (80S;) - quartz (20SO vein (10cm wide) occursat 29.0m. containing traces ovrite along contacts

- Pyrite is abundant throughout this interval (5%. locally 10 to 15%

- Dark qreen moderately chloritized massive to very weaklv foliatedcoarse grained metabasalt peppered with small (1-2mm) irregularlyshaped plagioclase clots (chloritized plag.?)

- Pyrite (1-3%) finely disseminated throughout.- Fractures average 2-3 per metre and are rusty-red stained- Thin white hairline carbonate veinlets are common throughout- NO healed or open structures occur

End of Hole ., „...._ OOX Recovery1 ———————

.ocatlon of hole In relation to a xed point on the claim.

LO+78N 3+4 7W

'lanar

Angle *

Core

m \ t

Yourample No.

265T26542655

SampleFrom

-2S..6..

-19.J. .

'«ae H o.1/1Map Reference No. Claim No.

M2663 K535339.ocalion (Twp., Lot, Con. or Let. and Long )


Property Name

$TAR PRO. 1 FT

To

"29,-L

SampleLength(cm)

_3C __

30

,

Assay) 1Au

TrTr

_ Tr

Ag •

!

1.181.46

,66

I

...... i

' For features such as foliation, bedding, schlstoslty, measured from Iho long axis of the core. t Aditititin.il credit available Sea Astossmonl Work Regulations


"7&LJ Drill Hole No._ST8v-3_

Sample No.

2653

265^

2655

Prom

28.6

28.9

29.1

To

28.9

29.1

29.^

Width

30 cm

20 cm

30 cm

i

Description

Wall rock; dark green fine grained weakly chloritized pyritic pillowed metabasalt

Carbonate (80%) - quartz {20%) vein containing trace pyrite along contacts

As for 28.6 - 28.9 above

. i , .

Assays

Au OZ/ton

Tr

Tr

Tr

Aq oz/ton

1.18

1.1)6

0.66

As

*

JLfll^Thstructions — Supply required* data on a separate form for each • --- - t ..,n ,i, ,n h0 regarded ( see table below).

The MmName and PdWFAddress of Recorded Holder

_ AsaiTvara. Inc ._ _-_. J>uite_2 100 ,_ 144 - 4th Ave. S.W

Calgary. Alberta T2P 3N419 TURTLEPONO LAKE

300

Summary of Work Performance and Distribution of CreditsTotal Work Days Cr. claimed

2534for Performance of the following work. (Check one only)

Q] Manual Work

Qshaft Sinking Drifting or other Lateral Work.

[]] Compressed Air, other Power driven or mechanical equip.

Qj Power Stripping

^j Diamond or other Core drilling

Q]L«nd Survey

Mining ClaimPrefix

', - '••• t^' ;-. '." j

NumberWork

Days Cr.Mining Claim

Prefix

V-v&Ji-ra_-i2£2

NumberWork

Days Cr.Mining Claim

Prefix

SEE ATTACHED LIST

'"' : '"v''.l^

g|| ill":f"':. ::'%

NumberWork

Days Cr.

-

All the work was performed on Mining Claim(s): Kti890 c>2 K li^ li^l <5 K^^^^Ô

Required Information eg: type of equipment, Names, Addresses, etc. (See Table Below)

Drill Contractor: N. Morissette Diarrvond Drilling Ltd.Box 789Haileybury, Ontario POJ 1KO

Dates: August 19 - September 13, 1983

Core Diameter: NQ

E C r | v g DP) fc 119 & !J * '•>

^ M OV 81985AM

Date of Report Recorded Holder or Agent (Signature)

Certification Verifying Report of Work1 hereby certify that I have a personal and intimate knowledge of the facts set forth in Or witnessed same during and/or after its completion and the annexed report is true.

Name and Postal Address of Person Certifying

Victor Tanaka^ c/o AsameraCalgary, Alberta T2P 3N4

Inc. 5 Suite 2100 ,_144

the Report of Work annexed hereto, having performed the work

- 4th Ave. S.W.Date Certified , Certified by (Si^ruuuf e^ - - /

Table of Information/Attachments Required by the Mining Recorder

Type of Work Specific information per type Other information (Common to 2 or more types) Attachments

Manual Work

Shaft Sinking, Drifting or other Lateral Work

Nil Names and addresses of men who performed manual work/operated equipment, together with dates and hours of employment.

Compressed air, other power driven or mechanical equip.

Type of equipment

Power S trippingType of equipment and amount expended. Note: Proof of actt.nl cost must be submitted within 30 days o f recording.

ij or other coredull

Signed core log showing, fooi'Uju, diameter of core, number and angles of holos.

N*3'}><s jtnJ ;>eifirf>*$ of O nr.i/lo In/id S urvflvrtf.

Names and addresses of owner or operator together with dates when drilling/stripping done.

'Nil

Work Sketch: these are required to show the location and extent of work In relation to the nearest claim post.

Work Skev.-ti (js afiovel in duplicate

LIST OF CLAIMS

(Di

K&51943

K651944

K651945

K651946

K651947

K651948

K654671

K654672

K654673

K654674

K654675

K654676

K654677

K654678

K654679

K654680

K654681

K654682

k654683

K654684

K654685

K654686

K654687

K654688

K670070

Total

str i but ion

Work Days

- 34

- 34

- 34

- 34

- 34

- 34 -

- 34- 34

- 34

- 34

- 34

- 35

- . 35- 35

- 35

- 35

- 35

- 35

- 35

- 35

- 35

- 35

- 35

- 35

- 35

credits -

of credits - Diamond Drilling)

Cr. Work Days Cr.

K670184 - 35

K670185 - 35

K670187 - 35

K670188 - 35

K670189 -. 34

K670190 - 34

K670191 - 34

K670192 - 34

K670193 - 34

K670194 - 34

K670195 - 34

K67019& - 34

K670197 - 34

K670198 - 34

K&70199 - 34

K670200 - 34

K670201 - 34

K&70203 - 34

K670204 - 34

K670205 - 34

K670206 - 34

K670207 - 3*1

K670208 - 3*t

K670209 - 34

2534 >ar\jlA

JL

Work

K670210 -

K670211 -

K670212 -

K670258 -

K670259 -

K670260 -

K670315 -

K&70316 -

K670317 -

K670318 -

K670319 -

K670320 -

K&70321 -

K670322 -

K670323 -

K670324 -

K670325 -

K670326 -

K670327 -

K670328 -

K695882 -

K695883 -

K&95884 -

K695885 -

K695886 -

^TEirsr^"'""MINING DIV. ^

) ir, v-> >C \ vi ' '.

^ HOV 813B5

Vf^lql1liBi1Ll2ii|^

Day:

34

3434 '

34

3434

34

34

34

34

34

34

34

34

34

34

34

34

3434-

34

34

34

34

34

" i

% \ \^

PM,r ( •

Hole NO Note - geologyontario.mndmf.gov.on.ca€¦ · K 589052 K 535340 K 535339 Hole NO SV83-1 SV83-2 SV83-3 SV83-4 SV83-5 SV83-6 SS83-1 SS83-2 SS83-3 ST83-1 ST83-2 ST83-3 Footage

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