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32O04NE0141 2 16542 MCGARRY 010

LARDER LAKE MINING DIVISION

1995

EXPLORATION REPORT

OF THE

f42

PREPARED BY:

TODD BECKETT

DECEMBER \1995.

32D04NE0141 2 16542 MCGARRY

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE:

INTRODUCTION .................................................................................... ( l )

PROPERTY LOCATION A ACCESS..............................................................( l )

PASTWORK............................................................................................ (2)

STRIPPING........................................................................................... (5)

PROSPECTING....................................................................................... (6)

SAMPLING ............................................................................................(6)

GEOLOGICAL MAPPING......................................................................... (7)

REGIONAL GEOLOGY .............................................................................(8)

DETAILED GEOLOGY ............................................................................ ( 11 )

SITE A ............................................................................. (13 )

SITED ............................................................................. ( 14)

SITEC ............................................................................ ( 16)

SITED ............................................................................ ( 16)

SITEE ............................................................................. ( 17)

SITEF..............................................................................(19)

SITE G ............................................................................. (20)

SITE H ............................................................................ (22)

SITE I ............................................................................ (23)

SITE J............................................................................ (23)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Cont'd)

PAGE

MINERALIZATION ...............................................................................(24)

CONCLUSION .......................................................................................(25)

RECOMMENDATIONS ...........................................................................(27)

ASSAY RESULTS ...................................................................................X vi)

PHOTOGRAPHS ..................................................................................... ( vii )

REFERENCES ....................................................................................... ( viii )

LIST OF MAPS

SCALE:

CLAIM MAP : MCGARRY TP .......................................................... l^W mile

COMPILATION MAP..................................................................... l" ^4mile

REGIONAL GEOLOGY MAP .......................................................... 1^2 miles

LOCATION MAP ........................................................................... l : 2,000

GEOLOGICAL PLAN ..................................................................... l : 2,000

ASSAYPLAN ................................................................................ l : 2,000

CARBONATIZATION MAP ............................................................... 1: 2,000

SITE A - GEOLOGY PLAN ................................................................ l : 500

LIST OF MAPS fCont'dl SCALE:

SITE A - ASSAY PLAN ..................................................................... l : 500

SITE A-2 - GEOLOGY PLAN ............................................................ l 1^ 12.5

SITE B-l - ASSAY A GEOLOGY PLAN ................................................ l : 200

SITE B-2 - ASSAY A GEOLOGY PLAN ................................................ l : 200

SITEB&C-GEOLOGYPLAN.......................................................... 1:500

SITE B Si. C - ASSAY PLAN ............................................................... 1: 400

SITE C - GEOLOGY PLAN ................................................................. l : 500

SITE D - GEOLOGY PLAN .................................................................. l : 500

SITE D Si. E - ASSAY A GEOLOGY PLAN .............................................. l : 500

SITE F - GEOLOGY PLAN .................................................................. l : 50

SITE F - ASSAY PLAN ....................................................................... l : 50

SITE G - ASSAY A GEOLOGY PLAN ................................................... l : 500

SITEH-ASSAYPLAN........................................................................ l : 100

SITE H - GEOLOGY PLAN ................................................................... l : 100

SITE J - ASSAY A GEOLOGY PLAN ...................................................... l : 200

BEAR LAKE PROPERTY

INTRODUCTION:

In late May of 1995, an exploration program began on the southern portion of the Bear Lake

property, funded by O.P.A.P. Work included the stripping of overburden in selected areas,

washing of outcrop, sampling and assaying rock and the mapping and evaluation of these

locations.

In total, eight selected sites were stripped of overburden, sampled and mapped in detail. Two

additional sites were also mapped and sampled. A total of 56 rock samples and one soil sample

were assayed for gold and portions of these samples were assayed for copper, silver, zinc, lead,

platinum and iron. All results are presented in this report.

Work began on the project May 27, 1995 and concluded September 10, 1995. In total, 73 days

were dedicated to this project, of which, 62 were field days.

PROPERTY LOCATION A ACCESS:

The area examined lies within the Larder Lake mining division of northeastern Ontario.

The property lies in the eastern part of McGarry tp., along the northeastern shoreline of Bear

Lake. The northern limit of the area examined occurs just north of the power line, dissecting the

property.

PROPERTY LOCATION A ACCESS: (Cont'd)

Access was gained by water at the Bear Lake rest area off highway #66 in Mcvittie tp. Access

can also be gained from north Virginiatown, heading northwest on a bush to Bear Creek then

heading north west to Bear Creek and following Bear Creek west to Bear Lake.

The property is within the Larder Lake Mining division, the latitude is 4829' 38" and the

longitude is 7929*39". The property lies approximately 50 km east of Kirkland Lake .

PAST WORK:

The following list outlines work performed over the eastern portion of Bear Lake, which was

covered in the geophysics survey:

1937: Prospecting of shores of Bear Lake - prospectors unknown

1985: Edomar Resources: VLF-EM and Magnetic surveys of Bear Lake

1993: T. Beckett: Airborne geophysics of Bear Lake and surrounding area.

Geological survey of shoreline of Bear Lake

Note that this work has been performed over Bear Lake itself. Many other groups and

individuals have carried out work inland and on the islands of Bear Lake. See Work

Compilation Map for details.

STRIPPING:

Overburden stripping to bedrock was possible on the property since overburden coverage was

relatively thin in most places. Stripping of overburden was carried out by hand, with the

employment of various tools such as shovels, axes, a grubhoe, a mechanical hand winch, chains

etc. Following stripping, the area was washed and prepared for sampling and mapping.

The areas of A and E had past stripping carried out on then many years ago. Much of the

material was filled in and vegetation (including medium sized trees) had grown in. Since no

record of past activity existed, it was necessary to evaluate what had been previously explored.

Stripping of overburden was carried out more than eight sites: sites A, B., C, D, E, F, G and H.

Site A consists of four sub sites: A-1, A-2, A-3, (the main area), and Site A-4, around the

prospect shaft area. Site B consisted of three sub sites, B-1, (the most southerly), site B-2 and B-

3 along the trail to Site C. Site C consisted of two sub sites: site C-1, (the main area) and site C-

2, (a small stripped area on the trail to Site D). Site D, E, F, G and H contained only one area of

stripping.

PROSPECTING:

General prospecting reconnaissance work first delineated areas that may reveal favourable results

when stripped of overburden and sampled. Prospecting revealed intense alteration zones

near sites A, B and C. At Site D alternating carbonatized and siliceous units were found when

overburden was removed during prospecting. Prospecting of site H revealed the intense

sulphides in quartz conglomerate rock. The rock type was sampled and assayed and an assay

result of .OSg/tonne. This was enough encouragement to warrant further investigation.

Post-prospecting activity in the vicinity north of site G revealed an interesting sulphide abundant

quartz conglomerate late in the program. An assay result of 222 ppb Au revealed that this area

would need further investigation. Another assay result taken in the same area at site J revealed a

similar rock type with an assay result of 105 ppb Au. Unfortunately time restrictions did not

allow further investigation of these areas but the high priority targets for next field season.

SAMPLING:

In total 57 samples were assayed for gold during this exploration program. Of these, an

additional analysis was carried out on 14 samples for other elements including copper, lead,

silver, zinc, platinum and iron content.

Most sampling on done the program was carried out following the stripping of overburden, then

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SAMPLING: (Cont'd)

the rock type was systematically sampled across the strike of the most interesting section by use

of a mechanical channel sampler. The channel sampler worked well through the softer

carbonatized units but had more difficulty in the quartz-rich units. Channel samples were taken

from sites A, B, C, D and H. Channel sample lengths varied from 3 feet to 10 feet. Other

sampling consisted of grab samples taken across interesting section of rock.

The samples were submitted for analysing in three separate groups. The last submission

revealed the most promising results. A high assay of 222 ppb Au taken at as a grab sample taken

north of site G occurred late in the program. Thorough sampling of sites A, B and C were

believed to be carried out. All results are presented in the appendices of this report.

GEOLOGICAL MAPPING:

Sites A, B, C, D, E, F, G and H received detailed geological mapping following the removal of

overburden and sampling. Sites north of Site G, Site J and site I received only preliminary

mapping. The results are presented individually per site on accompanying maps and in written

description in the contents of this report.

REGIONAL GEOLOGY:

STRATIGRAPHIC TABLE - LARDER LAKE AREA

QUATERNARY

PRECAMBRIAN

PLEISTOCENE

MATACHEWAN

HURONIAN

ALGOMAN

TIMISKAMING

POST-KEEWATIN

KEEWATIN

Clay, sand gravel

Diabase

Conglomerate, Arkose.

Greywacke. Quartzite

Granite. Syenite. Porphyry

Basic volcanics

Acid Volcanics

Fine -Grained Sediments

Diorite. Gabbro

Iron Formation

Basic Volcanics

Acid Volcanics

The Larder Lake area represented northeastern Ontario's first gold rush, with the discovery of

gold in the area in 1906. The subsequent development of the areas gold mines included the

Laguere, the Kerr, the Omega, the Cheminis, the Chesterville and the Armistices.

The area's rocks consist of Precambrian aged volcanics, sediments and intrusives. Keewatin acid

and basic volcanic flows are overlain by Timiskaming sediments, tuffs and acidic trachytes.

Mixed sediments and volcanics of Timiskaming age lie unconformably over the Keewatin

volcanics. Both series are cut by Algoman intrusives which consist of porphyries, basic syenites

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REGIONAL GEOLOGY: (Cont'd)

and lamprophyres. Sediments of Cobalt series overlie the intrusives, volcanics and sedimentary

groups unconformably.

All pre-Cobalt strata are folded to near vertical position and are overturned in places. In most

cases, strata of the Timiskaming series face south across the entire belt, from Kenogami to

Larder Lake.

The Larder Lake break marks the southern contact of the Timiskaming series throughout much of

the area. The 'break' persists for approximately 150 miles into the Cadillac-Malartic fault

system. The fault consists of sheared and altered zones up to several hundred feet wide and

parallel shears occur adjacently to the 'break'. Talc chlorite schist marks the fault but a large

portion of the zone has been subjected to siliceous carbonate replacement. The rocks adjacent to

the fault are drag-folded, sheared, carbonatized and greatly altered.

The Spectacle Lake - Kerr Addison anticline axis runs through Bear Lake, in McGarry and

Mcvittie Tp., cutting Keewatin volcanics which lie between the north and south synclinal bands

of Timiskaming sediments. This fold pitches to the east and is cut by intrusives north of Bear

Lake.

The most important gold deposits lie along a belt of Timiskaming volcanics in the vicinity of a

strongly sheared and carbonated zone, near the 'break'. Zones of shearing and faulting unrelated

to the 'break'may yield gold mineralization, as in the case of the Thib and Laguere mines.

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REGIONAL GEOLOGY: (Cont'd)

Gold is the only metal of economic importance in the area. The types of gold deposits known to

exist in the area include fissure or composite quartz veins; quartz stock work deposits in

dolomite; quartz sulphide deposits in tuffs or volcanics; sulphide bodies without much quartz;

gold-bearing talc-chlorite schist and mineralized dikes.

DETAILED GEOLOGY:

The entire area examined has undergone intense shearing resulting in the chemical alteration of

the rocks found here. Three separate rock sequences occur within the examined area: Algoman

felsic intrusives comprising mostly syenites and syenite porphyry; Timiskaming sediments and

volcanics - the volcanics comprising of mostly tuffs and agglomerates and the sediments

comprising of quartzites, conglomerates siltstones and chemically altered sediments of an in

determinant origin and finally the Keewatin volcanics comprised of basalts. Minor faulting and

folding occur parallel to and to a lesser extent, perpendicular to a prominent east - west shear

zone who's southern extent may be defined by a prominent contact of Keewatin basalts. This

shear zone may itself be displaced by post-faulting.

Remnants of early prospecting work on the property have revealed that the property's geological

formations have been subjected intense shearing, evidence of which can be found across the

entire length of the property, in an approximate east-west direction. Accompanying this shear

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DETAILED GEOLOGY (Cont'd):

zone of undetermined length, is an acute carbonatization of rocks north of the shear, for a width

up to 50 metres. The rocks which were greatly susceptible to the carbonatization were the

Timiskaming sediments however the carbonatization also occurred in Timiskaming volcanics,

Algoman syenites and porphyries and to a lesser extent, the Keewatin basalts.

The consistent degradation of the rock across the strike of the carbonatization zone, as it

approached the Timiskaming - Keewatin contact, then abruptly ending, suggests a correlation

between the intensity of the shear and the Timiskaming - Keewatin contact. This contact may

have provided the axial plane contact for the shear. Rocks of the Timiskaming sediments were

more susceptible to chemical alteration and deformation because of their make up. The older

Keewatin unit appears relatively unaffected only ten metres from the contact. Less than ten

metres inside the contact zone, the altered basalt may combine with sediments, carbonate and

quartz to produce talc-chlorite schists. Basalts may appear generally altered near the contact,

exhibiting signs carbonatization, bedding, tuffaceous or graphitic lens and mineralization.

Subsequently Timiskaming rocks approaching the contact may appear carbonated, siliceous,

bedded, mafic-volcanic, talc-chlorite schist, granular, or totally lacking any consolidation or

generally highly altered. Mineralization consisted of pyrite, appearing as massive or

disseminated but up to 1007o in some areas. Sericitization was most evident in rocks found near

the eastern portion of the property, particularly near the southern extent of stripping of trench

A-3.

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DETAILED GEOLOGY: (Cont'd)

Chalcopyrite was a common mineral to see, occasionally appearing with bornite and malachite.

Occasionally sphalerite and galena were found associated with massive sulphides.

SITE A:

Site A is located at Ln 8 +50 W and stripping runs for 156 feet at an azimuth of 350. As well

four other trenches at site A were stripped. A general strike of the rock was 76 and the dip was

to the north from 76 to 88 . The entire area exhibited rocks highly altered, well carbonatized,

seritic and showing evidence of intense shearing. Near the south end of stripping, close to Bear

Lake, the contact between Keewatin basalts and Timiskaming sediments was located. The rocks

along the contact were well broken fine-grained slates and bedded tuffs. South of the contact, the

rocks became mafic and graded into a soft chloritic basalt. North of the contact the rocks

remained carbonatized throughout and well-bedded. Sericitization is most evident at the south

end of trench A-3 and continues briefly into trench A-2. Mineralization included up to l^o fine

and course pyrite, chalcopyrite blebs to massive sulphides. In and along prospect shaft A, rocks

exhibited massive sulphide mineralization, alternating graphitic units and quartz veining parallel

to strike. Further stripping to the north revealed altered Timiskaming sediments ranging from

vertically bedded tuffs, talc chlorite schists and chemically altered sediments. The highest assay

result to have come from site A was 72 ppb gold which occurred within a channel sample near

the mid point of the trench A-3.

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DETAILED GEOLOGY

SITE B:

Site B included three separate areas of stripping; sites B-l, B-2 8i B-3.

Site B-l was located at 100 S along line 9 W. Stripping resulted in a half-circle area of

approximately 60 feet across at its widest point. The strike of the unit was similar to that at site

A, approximately 78 with a near vertical dipping. Apart from the intense alteration through the

area, the most noteworthy item to be found here was a siliceous, carbonatized and sericitic unit,

containing up to 207o fine-grained sulphides and blebs of chalcopyrite and the occasional bornite

flake. Sulphides appeared disseminated throughout the matrix and occasionally and randomly

concentrated around the perimeter of a remnant pebble selvage. Upon close examination,

remnant pebble fragments could be scarcely made out suggesting that this unit may at one time

been a quartz conglomerate, similar to the unit occurring at site H. As promising as the rock

type looked, assay results did not support the speculation. Channel samples across the unit

revealed results as high as 12 ppb gold.

As the rock unit progressed toward the south the rock became less resilient, more bedded and

mafic. Prospect shaft 'B' was located within the Timiskaming /Keewatin contact and exhibited

much the same features as prospect shaft 'A', namely graphitic horizons, mafic altered material

and mineralization comprising of cubic pyrite, massive sulphides and chalcopyrite blebs. A

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DETAILED GEOLOGY:

SITE B (Cont'd)

gold assay of the prospect shaft returned 40 ppb.

Site B-2 consisted of a circular area north of site B-1. Rocks here revealed intense alteration and

carbonatization. The alteration penetrated deep into the soft rock and obtaining a fresh sample

was difficult. The unit was well bedded, with deep indentations between beds. Strike varied

considerably within this unit and dip remained near vertical and to the north. Channel samples

revealed a tiger-striped carbonatized rock containing chalcopyrite mineralization. Gold assays of

this unit were elevated, as high as 54 ppb gold and copper assays were as high as 158 ppm.

Site B-3 exhibited much the same features as site B-2. The rock unit here was well-bedded and

deeply carbonatized. Cubic pyrite occurred in fine grained sediment with mafic stringers likely

composed of graphite and/or chlorite.

Shearing appears to be intense at site B than site A and the degree of alteration exhibited by the

rock reflect that. The rock unit appears mafic than at site A, more so at site B-2 where the

distance from the Keewatin contact is greater. Rocks sampled from the prospect trench at site B,

reveal the mafic influence and exhibit graphitic lens common at site A. Pyrite and chalcopyrite

mineralization can be found in the prospect shaft B and an analysis of the rock unit revealed 40

ppb Au result.

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DETAILED GEOLOGY:

SITE C

The pervasive carbonatization continued throughout site C. Despite channel samples taken

across the stripped area, fresh samples were difficult to obtain. The strike of the rock was from

65 to 75 degrees and was quite noticeable due to the ripple effect of the surface area. Site E old

trenching heads southeast until it meets the old prospect shaft near site B. The dip remained near

vertical or steeply to the north. The rock unit appears well fractured and rubbly. suggesting this is

a result of structural stress. The rock from site E gradually grades into the mafic unit located at

the prospect shaft until it eventually resembles a mafic unit, though still exhibiting the soft

carbonated features. Alteration does appear less significant at the north end of the stripped area.

The occasional chalcopyrite bleb appeared in samples, most often near the southern extent of the

stripping. Pyrite was predominant when associated with the chalcopyrite.

A total of four samples was assayed from site C for gold and some for copper mineralization.

No significant results were obtained.

SITE D:

Interbedded felsic units of carbonatized and siliceous material dominated site D. This unit may

or may not be associated with pyrite or chalcopyrite blebs. Carbonatized units appeared more

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DETAILED GEOLOGY:

SITE D: (Cont'd)

dominant to the north end of the stripping, however siliceous units were still evident, though less

thick. From stripping at Site D, the bedrock dropped steeply in depth and emerged as a mafic

unit, dark green to grey in colour, soft and fine grained. It was categorized as a Keewatin basalt.

Sericite could be found within the carbonatized sediment units. The rock stripped here appeared

to be less susceptible to the structural effects found predominant in the sites located to the east.

A total of five samples was assayed for gold and silver mineralization. Results ranged from ^

to 15 ppb Au and Ippm Ag.

SITE E:

Site E consisted of near 80 metres of north-south trenching, running 10 metres east of line 9+50

W and 30 metres west of site D. Site E crosses three separate rock sequences, namely Algoman

syenites, Timiskaming sediments and Keewatin basalts and best reveals the relationship of these

units to each other.

At the north end of stripping, the rock type consists of Timiskaming sediments, with typical

carbonatization, and minor sericite alteration and chemically weathered deeply into the unit. The

rocks surface displayed alternating smooth, then rubbly textured surfaces. The rubbly-surfaced

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DETAILED GEOLOGY:

SITE E (Cont'd):

rocks did appear more weathered and hematizated. Calcite and quartz carbonate veinlets ran

through the unit in various directions. Graphitic-chloritic lenses appeared and disappeared

randomly but appeared to follow the strike. Chloritic streaking, chalcopyrite blebs and intense

carbonatization appeared more predominant as the unit approached the contact between

sediments and Algoman syenite porphyries. Fine sulphides and cubic pyrite occurred within

sediment near and along the contact. Alteration of the syenite porphyries consisted of a deeper

red matrix and random pockets of fine sulphide. The syenite porphyries' matrix became lighter

as the distance from the contact increased though the sulphide pockets continued as well as the

appearance of occasional chalcopyrite blebs. Ten feet from the contact, the syenite porphyry

appeared fresh, unaltered with albite phenocrysts of '/z" diameter.

As the syenite porphyry approaches the contact with the Keewatin basalts, the rock again

exhibits a deeper brick-red matrix. Epidote inclusions appear along the perimeter of the

phenocrysts and unit exhibits a slight foliated features. At the contact location the unit falls off

deep into overburden and emerges 8 metres south as a Keewatin basalt. The basalt appears

foliated, chloritic and mottled. Cubic pyrite is dispersed throughout the unit of up to 3 mm.

The basalt quickly becomes more massive harder and more mafic as it progresses south of the

contact. Remnant pillow selvages of poor preservation may have been observed near the

southern extremity of the basalt.

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DETAILED GEOLOGY:

SITE F:

Site F consists of predominantly of an altered fine grained quartzite. The stripped area consists

of alternating well-bedded and less bedded stratum. Quartz-carbonate veinlets of less than lcm

run parallel through the rock between beds. Fine-grained mafic streaking appears occasionally

through the unit likely consisting of a graphitic and/or chloritic mineralization. The rock unit

becomes more massive near the south end. Carbonatization was slight and sericitization

nonexistent. Alteration appeared more predominantly as chloritic inclusions and a general

chemical degradation of less resilient minerals.

Mineralization of pyrite and chalcopyrite occur within a small fracture zone running parallel to

strike along the north end of the area. The mineralization appears as fine grained disseminated

specks of pyrite and less dominant chalcopyrite. The mineralization becomes more concentrated

near along the north side of the fracture with concentrations near 2'Vo. Occasional pyrite pockets

of concentrated levels appear randomly through the unit.

The unique feature that made this site appear attractive was the distinct redness of the soil's 'B'

horizon. This is usually indicative of elevated iron levels, but could also indicate a concentration

of other mineralization. Analysis of the soil's "B' horizon revealed S.72% iron content as well as

41 ppb Au, 28 ppm Cu and 41ppm Zn. The elevated levels of gold in the soil gave a larger

concentration than the rock type below it. This may indicate that the gold levels are being

concentrated in the soil, possibly through migration of ground water, then being precipitated out

in the soil.

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DETAILED GEOLOGY:

SITE G:

Stripping at site G occurred along an old prospect trench and extends to the south to link up with

other remnant trenching. A significant amount of material had to be removed from the trench in

order to expose the bedrock and at the southern end bedrock fell off deep. The trenching cut

across two contacts. The first occurred at the north end of the trench between Timiskaming

volcanics to the north and Timiskaming sediments to the south. The second contact occurred

between Timiskaming sediments and Keewatin basalts to the south.

The agglomerate unit appears to be mafic with shards of albite fragments throughout, only 3 mm

in diameter. As the unit nears the contact it becomes quite soft, likely caused by an increasing

amount of chlorite. The fragments become less distinct, with pyrite crystals 2 mm in diameter.

Here the unit appears massive and basaltic, then eventually grades into a granular brown

sandstone material, badly altered and very soft. The unit dives deep into soil and emerges 5

metres to the south as a carbonatized, fine grained, chemically altered sediment with no

mineralization. This unit first appears massive but eventually exhibits bedding then grades into a

bedded carbonatized quartzite. Pyrite and chalcopyrite appear occasional throughout this unit,

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DETAILED GEOLOGY:

SITE G: (Cont'd)

with concentrated levels occurring near the central portion of the trench. The alteration of the

quartzite increases as the unit progresses south to near the contact with the basalt. The quartzite

becomes beige in colour and courser grained. The pyrite contained in the rock unit becomes

sparser and finer grained. At the contact, the rock units meet sharply with little degradation,

especially of the basaltic unit. Near the contact, the basalt is somewhat chloritic with thew

occasional cubic pyrite, but within a metre away appears as a massive dark grey basalt. The

basalt immediately dives deep into the overburden as it nears Bear Lake.

Although gold levels were elevated to as high as 41 ppb, the most significant assay result did not

occur within the trench. A random sample taken from an old trench approximately l O metres

north of the north end of the trench returned a 222 ppb Au. This occurred in an altered

conglomerate, containing up to 4a7o sulphides and a significant amount of chlorite. This rock unit

outcropped near the north end of the trench and was 15m along strike of the J-1 assay of 105 ppb

Au.

One other assay taken at a trench east and north of the 222 ppb Au assay result, revealed 10 ppb

Au.

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DETAILED GEOLOGY:

SITE H:

Site H is located on the south end of the clearance of the hydro line, near line 11 W. It consists of

a contact separating a fine grained quartzite unit to the north and a coarse grained quartz

conglomerate to the south of the stripped area. At the contact zone a vertically bedded tuffaceous

unit separated the two, which is slaty, thinly bedded and a badly rubbled-texture. The significant

gold values occur within the quartz conglomerate unit and gold values range from

179 ppb to 8 ppb. This rock unit contains a significant amount of sulphides, predominantly

pyrite and chalcopyrite of up to 5"Xo. The mineralization occurs within the matrix, within the

pebbles and is concentrated around the circumference of the pebble selvage. There does not

appear to be a clear distinction of the amount of sulphides being proportional to the gold value,

though higher gold assay values were obtained samples containing greater than 2Vo sulphides.

The concentration of sulphides diminishes to the south as the stripped area progresses into the

bush. The rock unit then becomes carbonatized and softer prior to disappearing into overburden

at the southern extremity of stripping. The unit reappears 15 metres to the south briefly, appears

to exhibit some carbonatization yet lacks the sulphide content. A further 30 metres to the south

syenite porphyries appear. The unit can be followed 10 metres to the east and not at all to the

west as basal conglomerates appear along a predicted strike.

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DETAILED GEOLOGY:

SITE I:

Site I occurs just east of 11+50 W and 15 m N. It consists of a quartzite unit, fine grained and

containing 2^o sulphides. Pockets of concentrated fine-grained sulphides occur through the unit

with sharp contrast of concentrated and barron varying amounts. Assay results of 26 ppb Au and

30 ppm Cu was found. Old trenching occurs near the stripped area and revealed much of the

same findings. Bedding of the unit is slight and a strike of 770 and a steep dip of 850 were

found.

SITE J:

Site J contained two contact zones running parallel to strike through the area. The most northerly

contact contained occurs between Timiskaming volcanics and sediments. Predictably, the

volcanics appear to be very little altered by the contact, granted the transitional zone of

approximately 5 metres was obscured by overburden. They appear fresh, with no mineralization

or alteration.

The Timiskaming sediments are comprised of carbonatized quartz conglomerate that appears

highly altered. It is soft, well bedded and pebbles are near incomprehensive. The unit contains

up Wo sulphides, comprised mainly of pyrite and chalcopyrite. Bands of malachite straining

could be seen through some samples. The sulphide occurred disseminated through the rock and

as chilled margins around remnant pebbles. As the unit progressed to the south the pyrite, the

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DETAILED GEOLOGY:

SITE J: (Cont'd)

evident of quartz appeared to diminish and was replaced by carbonate. Samples became highly

carbonatized to the point where it was difficult to obtain fresh specimens. The sulphide appeared

consistent though other minerals were replaced by cubic pyrite. An old trench appeared to

continue to the contact with syenite porphyry. Overburden in the trench was deep and it is

unknown if it is possible to follow the unit to the contact.

The syenite porphyry appears fresh, orange to deep red with occasional cubic pyrite and sharp

fragments of albite, 2mm in diameter. It appears massive and unaltered throughout.

MINERALIZATION:

Consistent elevated gold and copper values occur throughout the shear zone. Occasional three

digit gold assay values in ppb do appear near the western portion property. These values appear

to be related to bands of quartzite or quartz conglomerate units which appear to fade in and out

along strike. It is unknown whether this is one unit offset by fault displacement or a

discontinuous separate zone. This unit was encountered at sites D, E, possible F, north of G, at

H, possible at I and at J, despite some of these sites located off strike to one another. High assay

values have been found in rocks that contain at least 20Xo sulphides however it is uncertain

whether sulphide content is directly proportional to elevated gold values, since some samples

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MINERALIZATION: (Cont'd)

containing significant sulphide content, (ie H-5, G-2) did not return elevated levels. On the other

hand, some samples, such as sample B-5 (54 ppb Au), contained very little pyrite, some

chalcopyrite and lots of carbonatization, returned an elevated level of gold.

The presence of structural activity, occurring through less resistant rock and along contacts is

likely a significant factor in the gold level of the rocks. High gold levels have been found near

and along highly altered zones. Samples containing higher gold levels appear to contain a

critical level of alteration. Samples to the eastern portion of the group contained a significant

amount of alteration, that was perhaps too much to maintain an elevated level.

High than background levels of gold, found in the 'B' horizon of soil at site F seems unusual.

The gold may be trapped by the soil from a nearby source. Higher elevation levels may be the

source of their response.

CONCLUSION:

As a result of the 1995 exploration program, several noteworthy points of interest were found.

They are:

a predominant shear zone runs through the southern Bear Lake property in a general east-

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CONCLUSION:(Cont'd)

west direction, across the entire property, consistent with strike.

Consistent and intense alteration can be found occurring predominantly through the

Timiskaming sediments. The associated features are carbonatization, mineralization,

silicification and seriticization.

mineralization occurring includes pyrite, chalcopyrite, graphite, sphalerite and gold,

alteration ends abruptly along the contact of Keewatin volcanics to the south

elevated gold levels appear to be associated to alteration, though the association is not

directly proportional to alteration only that it must be present in the form of a pyrite

content of near 20/* and a varying degree of carbonatization,

elevated gold levels occur within and along structural activity

samples from the eastern half of the claim group contained significant sulphides, sericite

and carbonatization to appear attractive yet gold values reached only 72 ppb Au, with

most samples less than 20 ppb Au.

significantly higher gold values were found to occur toward the western portion of the

group; specifically between site G and J, where values were 222 ppb Au.

high gold values were found to occur within bands of quartz conglomerate and quartzite

that appeared throughout the western portion of the property, not consistant with strike.

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RECOMMENDATIONS:

Most exploration work carried out relative to this report focussed on the eastern portion of the

property. As assay results became available, significant results were found to occur within bands

of high sulphide zones of quartzite and quartz conglomerate rock types. Both rock types are

essentially the same, apart from the inclusion of pebble material.

The limitations of budget and time prevented further exploration activity dedicated to the western

portion of the group.

It is therefore recommended that diligent exploration work continue to the west from site G.

Systematic stripping of overburden and analysis of bedrock should progress in zones of high

sulphide areas within quartz-conglomerate and quartzite areas. The use of a beep mat may help

delineate these areas in thin overburden.

The use of channel sampling equipment is recommended as a thorough means of obtaining a

consistent sample across bedrock. Due to the erraticness of the gold values, care must be taken

to analyse an entire section. It was found values can rise and fall within a few metres.

Bear Lake property appears to merit continued exploration activity. Gold values appear

consistently elevated. Future attention should be given to follow-up work on quartz

conglomerate and quartzite horizons containing high sulphide content.

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QUALIFICATION

I, Todd Beckett, do hereby declare:

1. That I conducted all work presented in this report by myself;

2. That all data, facts and conclusions were made by myself, based on personal examination of

the property;

3. That all information in this report is true and presented to the best of my ability;

4. That I am a qualified Geological Technician and have been practicing as one for the past 12

years

5. That I am currently studying Civil Engineering and Survey at Northern College

6. That I reside at 4 Algonquin Ave, Kirkland Lake, Ontario.

(iii)

REFERENCES:

Brock, R. W., 1907 Larder Lake District, Ontario Bureau of Mines; Vol. XVI, Part I P.203-218 Se. Map

Hopkins, P.E. 1919; Larder Lake Area, Ontario Bureau of Mines; Vol XXVIII, Part II, P.70-71.

Hopkins, P.E. 1924; Larder Lake Area Ontario Dept. of Mines; Vol. XXXIII, Part III P. 1-26 8c Map No. 33b.

Thompson, G.E. 1941: Geology of McGarry and Mcvittie Tp. Vol. L Part VII Pg. l - 94 A Map No. 50a A 50b.

(viii)

1995 - ASSAY RESULTS A DESCRIPTION

SAMPLE SITE/ TYPE RESULTS LOCATIONNo.A-1 Site A- Channel

Trench -3

A-2

A-3

A-4

A-5

A-6

A-7

A-8

B-1

B-2

B-3

B-4

B-5

B-6

Site A - Channel trench 3

Site A - Channel

Site A Channel trench-3

Site A RockTrench-3

Site A Channel Trench l

Site A Rock

DESCRIPTION

biege carbonatized with calcite blebs

brown carbonatized with py specks

ASSAY

20 ppb Au

ppb Au

brown carb with qzt-carb vnlet, fh py specks, 8 ppb Au graphitic lens, well bedded

grey carbonatized, py specks calcite vnlet 72 ppb Au

talc chlorite schist, no py ^ ppb Au

well-bedded, graphitic, no py, grey carbonate

near south end trench 3 - grey carb, fn dissem. py.

Site A Channel grey-grn carb.,north end trench 3 well bed., soft, chloritic

Site B-1 channel

site B-1 channel

site B-1 channel

site B-1 channel

site B-2 channel

site B-2 channel north end

light gm to clr qzt. Carb. Chaco., slight bed. py mineral.,

same as B-1, less py

same as B-1 with graphitic blebs, well beddedpastel gm carb with sheared fh py (l 'Vo),pebble remnants,

tiger striped carb with chalco blebs, graphic lens, fn grnd.

grn to clr pastel carb, graphitic, epidote

^ ppb Au

7 ppb Au

9 ppb Au

12 ppb Au

8 ppb Au

^ ppb Au

6 ppb Au

54 ppb Au

l O ppb Au

SAMPLE SITE/ TYPE RESULTS LOCATION

DESCRIPTION ASSAY

B-7 Site B-1 rock grn carb with qzt. vnlets, fh py 8 ppb Au 158 ppm Cu

B-8 Site B-1 rock

B-9 - site B rock @pit

B-10 siteB-2 channel north end channel

C-1 Site C channel at south channel

C-2 Site C channel north end

C-3 Site C channel mid channel

C-4 Site C channelsouth channel

C-5 - Site C channel South channel

C-6 Site C rock

D-1 SITE D channel

D-2 Site D channel l-south

D-3 Site D channel

gm-grey carb., graph, lens, fuchsite frag., l 0/* py, chalco specks, bornite speck

graphitic carb, mafic, smokey qzt vnlets, py, chalco blebs

orange-brown carb with fh py badly weathered

brown fn-grnd carb, red-white calcite blotches

grey carb, fn-gmd, no py, highly atered

fn brown carb., well bed., sparse dissem. Py

biege carb.,well bed.fn felsic vnlet (calcite?) sparse specks py

fn-grnd grn carb.,pink calcite cross-cut vnlet dark qzt vnlets, no py

fn gm carb.with qzt vnlets, well bed., fn sparse disem. py

fn grnd. Gm carb. ,mildly bedded, py speck between beds

Fn grnd gm carb., calcite vnletless pyfn yellow carb. Sheared pebble remnantlarge py cubes, mild bedded

>5 ppb Au 30ppm Cu

21 ppb Au 140 ppm Cu

^ ppb Au

6 ppb Au

^ ppb Au

^ ppb Au

13 ppb Au

8 ppb Au

^ ppb Au

^ ppb Au

^ ppb Au

>5 ppb Au

SAMPLE SITE/ TYPE RESULTS LOCATION

D-4 Site D rock

D-5 Site D rock

E-1 Site E rock

E-2 site E - rock

DESCRIPTION ASSAY

white-gn carb, fn grnd, poor bed., py blebs 15 ppb Au chalco?fn carb-chlor vnlets

qzt-carb. white, fn grnd 7 ppb Au

quartzite, coarse grnd, l.green cacite vnlet 12 ppb Au fn minute specks py, chalco. l ppm Cu

fn grnd grn-grey granular carb, py, chlaco mineralization

6 ppb Au; 116 ppm Cu

F-l site F rock similar matrix to sample E-1, remnant fuschite frag. 11 ppb Au minute py cubes, fn chalco specks 33 ppm Cu

F-2 site F -soil (B Horiz) brownish red soil

G-1 site G rock

G-2 site G rock north end

G-3 site G rock

G-4 10W 125 S Rock 20 m N of Site G

black/brown carb porphyry py, chalco fn specks 5mm albit fragments

chloritic carb, agglomerate, J-2% py

grm qztite, with carb 81 qzt vnlets orange carb, gossan

qztite, carb, porphyritic, l -2(M* fn sulphides

19 ppb Au;28 ppm Cu;41 ppmZn

3.7207o Fe;

37 ppb Au32ppm Cul ppm Ag

222 ppb Au

41 ppb Au199 ppm Cu29 ppmZn

M ppm AgM ppmPb

l O ppb Au 9 ppm Cu

SAMPLE SITE/ TYPE RESULTS LOCATION

DESCRIPTION

H-1 site H channel

H-2 site H channel

H-3 site H channel

H-4 site H channel

biege qzt conglomerate IVo sulphides chert,albite qzt, jasper fuschite pebbles

same as H-1, 20/* sulphides

same as H-1, ^sulphides more carb.,less py

ASSAY

77 ppb Au l ppm Ag

112ppmCu 11 5 ppm Zn

58 ppb Au

179 ppb Au

grn qzt conglomerate, dark quzt vnlets with fn py 145 ppb Auup to S'Vo py 106 ppm Cu

3 ppm Ag

H-5 site H rock

I-1 site I rock

A-A site H channel

Cu;

A site H channel 2

J-1 18m E rock of 10+50W50S

32470 site H rock

23471 12 + 50 W rock 50 S at pit

23472 site I rock

qzt-carb. Vn., gossan with irridessence, orange carb.weathering

grn fh-grnd qztite, l -2 "/o fn sulphides

carb, conglomerate, fn sparse py, slight bed. pastel grn colour

qzt conglomerate, fn sulphides

qzt conglomerate with fn sulphides

qzt conglomerate, grn-grey, 2Yo sulphides pebbles l cm. max.

mafic basalt with dark qzt veins 1mm cubic py, massive

gm fn-grnd qztite, fn sulphides massive

8 ppb Au

26 ppb Au 30 ppb Cu

37 ppb Au; 32 ppm

2 ppm Ag

105 ppb Au

0.05 g/tonne

0.01 g/tonne

0.02 g/tonne

SAMPLE SITE/ TYPE DESCRIPTION ASSAY RESULTS LOCATION

1 site A rock carbonatized tuff/sediment, fii py 8 ppb Auwell bedded, highly altered

2 site A rock carb sediment, fn-grnd, ^ ppb Auno py. well bedded

3 site A rock carb., graphitic sediment 39 ppb Au At shaft A mafic, fn-grnd \Vo suphides 72 ppm Cu

14ppm Pb 35 ppm Zn4

site A rock carb.,siliceous tuff/sediment 6 ppb Aufn-grnd, grey, dessem. fn py

5 site A rock carb.fn-gmd, sediment, slight bed. 9 ppb Au trench 2 l "/o sulphides

6 site B rock mafic sediment, chloritic, soft, 40 ppb Au shaft B qzt-carb. veinlets

7 site D rock siliceous-carb. sediment, white, 30 ppb Aunear vertically bedded, 2 0/* suphides

8 site H rock qzt conglomerate, grn l cm pebbles 22 ppb Aul -20/* fn grnd sulphides,

' Seal* l inch lo 2 miles IQO' l

LEGEND

GENERALIZED GEOLOGY

j Cobalt ttdiatfnlarr nek*.

Acid intrusnf rocks.

Intermediate and basic intrutttrf rocks.

Older sedimentary andvolcanic neksf Timisltoming series)

Acid and basic volcanic rocks and undiffenntiated

•J diontts.

Iron formation.

SYMBOLS

Post Producer.

Xito l Other Properties.

(3)——STOP. C.l.M. FIELD TRIP. 1967

NOTES

Properties indicated by numbers on the map are named under the Property List of the COM Mineral Resources Circular No. 3.

For detailed geology of townships see list of Geological Maps m circular

SOURCE OF INFORMATION

Compiled by W. S. Sovoo*. 1963,

with revisions by H L. LoreU, 1967.

MS AND GENERAL GEOLOGY

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la BASALT

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GEOLOGICAL BOUNDARY

TRAILS

TRENCHES

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SAMPLE SITE

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L1185633METRES

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BEAR LAKE PRDJECT

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1:2,000

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BEAR LAKE

TRENCHES

^RESPECT SHA-"T

BEAR LAKE PROJECT

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T . Bec^etT

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ippRb

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b SYENITE PORPHYRY2a agglonerate

b talc-chlcrite schistc conglomerated bedded stratae siltstone

la basalt

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SITE A ASSAY PLANLN

HYDRO CUT LINE

8 + 00 W+ 25 S

carb, trahytic text-coorse-gmd, carb- becoming mafic-less bedded

1 -occasional disernin. py-cholco min.-broken up slaty carb units-well bed.

1 8ppb Au; 72ppm Cu: 14ppm Pb; 35ppm Zn

BEAR LAKE

SCALE

20

METRES

40

1: 600

BEAR LAKE PROJECTSCALE:

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\ BEAR LAKE

carb, trohytic text—coarse—grnd. carb- becoming mafic-less bedded

occasional disemin. py-chqlco min—broken up slaty carb units-well bed.

BEAR LAKE PROJECTSCME:

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-MASSIVE CRN-py veinlets-jointed SIL-

B-9 21ppb Au

^sparse py thruout

9-50 9 + 00 S^ ~ TT 'T}' Q 'T'' ^. l L L) o* L.

ASSAY AND GEDLDGY P.ANSITE I

RED CARB SEDFRACTURED

DEEP WEATHERED l PY BLEBS l

SEICITIC UNIT CARB.CHALCD?'

CACITE VNLETS,STRIKE 74 DIP VERT.

CARB/SIL.ALT. CHLORITIC STRK

PY,CHALC MIN.CONTACT-ALTRN.

SYENITE PORPHYRYALBITE PHEND. /'

CHALCD, PY MI. l EELSIC, HARD/

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H STRIPPED AREAS

8* SAMPLE LOCATION

D-4 15ppbAu

D-3 )5ppbAu

D-2 )2ppb E-l 12ppb Au -Ippn Cu

D-l )5ppb Au

D 75 S il -SDFLCARB. BED SERIC

CHLDR. HDRIZDNS, WEATH. WELL BDD. MAEIC CHERT

-WELL BED. DEEP WEATHERINIEN GRN SIL. PY,M

'ALTERNATING CARB. S, SILECEDUS BEDS SIL. BED|S EN GRND CHERT, PY, CHALC.CARB. Bl

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E-2 6ppb Au 116* n Cu

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SCREEN-GRAY BASALT~ HARD, MASSIVE, PY

CUBES SPARSE. 5MM.

SAMPLE SITE

llppb Au 33ppn C^

Py-chaico Mineralized

SITE - F

ASSAY PLANo+oo's

9 + 75 W

BLUE-GREEN BLJQTCHY QUARTZIT

-qzt-carto vein-white, barron

toed, slaty, fine-grnd

1:50 METERS

QUARTZITE

41ppb Au 28ppn Cu F-241ppn Zn 3.727. Fe

STRIPPED AREA

BEAR LAKE PROJECTSCALE:

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DATE-

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SITE A - ASSAY PLANLN

8--00 W-- 25 S

8WHYDRO CUT LINE

trohytic leit -coarae-gmd. carb

mafic-less

1 Bppb Au: 72opm C-. lippm PS. JSppm Zn

BEAR LAKE

SCALE

25

METRES

50

1: 750BEAR LAKE PROJECT

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SIT^*) SAMPLE LOCATION

ASSAY RESULTS

A-A 37ppb Au 32 m Cu

SCALE

1:100

25 S

11 + 00 W

SITE 'GEOLOGICAL PLAN

-ross stringers

._^QTZ CONGLOMERATE, sulf -3-feS?, sulfides

— grn.corb.ft softer-fn suphi^e clusters

/c'ohiGLOMERATE o ,--^soft, granular } *~\-qtx—carb stringers-sparse sulf.

or

CONGLOMERATE

-BLUE CONGLOMERATE-soft, chtontoc-sparse fn PV

QZT-CONGLOMERATE —fn—grnd qzt matn

with 355 fn py mi—2cm. albite,/ qutz pebbles

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v—i lossive. grn—grey colourfn—grnd with small dark qtz shards

-BASALT—massive, d.grn colour v — minute qtz—carb string

k —no min. -BASALT

-chlor.oltered. soft —slight foliated, py cubes sparse

--CONTACT

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150 S

SALT

QUARTZITE—fn-grnd—py—cholco—min. dijfr

175 S

G~

QUARTZfTEcoase—gmd, grn to biege coloursparse fn cubic py.

-QUARTZITE—finer—grnd.—fn disemin. sulfides (py, chalco.)

-QUARTZITE—soft, well oxid. carb.-qtz-carb string

—chlor. margins

-CONTACT UNIT -possible agglomerate

-soft, chlor. indistinguished frag.—qtz stringers, no min.

10+00 W

ASSAY P

0 1:2,500 100

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STRIPPING AT A-3, FROM NORTH END LOOKING SOUTH.

STRIPPING AT SITE B-l, LOOKING EAST. NOTICE CHANNEL SAMPLE ACROSS STRIKE

STRIPPING AT SITE D, LOOKIMG NORTH.

STRIPPING AT SITE B-2, LOOKING SOUTH NOTICE WEATHERED CARBONATED SEDIMENT, WELL BEDDED AND FRACTURED.

STRIPPING AT THE WEST END OF SITE —2 LOOKING NORTH.

STRIPPING AT SITE F, LOOKING WEST.

STRIPPING AT SITE H, LOOKING NORTH

STRIPPING AT SITE E, AROUND CURVE, LOOKING SOUTH TOWARDS BEAR LAKE.

STRIPPING AT SITE E, LOCKING SOUTH.

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Ministry ofNorth* i Development

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bury. Ontario. P3E 6AS. telephone (70S) 670-7264.

itructkms: - Please type or print and submit In dupHcate.- Refer to the Mining Act and Regulations for require

Recorder.- A separate copy of this form must be completed foi- Technical reports and maps must accompany mie l- A sketch, showing the dakns the work to assigned

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ote: The Minister may reject for assessment work credit all or part of the assessment work submitted H the recorded

holder cannot verify expenditures claimed In the statement of costs within 30 days of a request for verification.

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'. D Credits are lo be cut back equally over aH claims contained in tWs report of work. —^•. D Credits are to be cut back as priorized on the attached appendix. t)

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'e 2: If work has been performed on patented or l*M*d, land, please complete the following:

certify that Ins recorded hoMsr hsd s bsnetlcial Intsrsst In Ihs pstsntsd ' teased land st the Urns the work was performed.

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Ministere du Devetoppement du Nord et des mines

Statement of Costs for Assessment CreditEtat des coGts aux fins du credit d'evaluation

Mining Act/Lol sur les mines

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Personal information collected on this form is obtained under the authority of the Mining Act. This information will be used to maintain a record and ongoing status of the mining dahn(s). Questions about this collection should be directed to the Provincial Manager. Minings Lands. Ministry of Northern Development and Mines. 4th Floor. 159 Cedar Street. Sudbury. Ontario P3E 6A5. telephone (70S) 670-7264.

Les renseignements personnels contenus dans la presente formule sort recueiHis en vertu de la Lot stir le* mines et serviront a tenir a Jour un registre des concessions minieres. Adresser toute question sur la collece de ces renseignements au chef provincial des terrains miniers. ministere du Devetoppement du Nord et des Mines. 159. rue Cedar. 4* etage. Sudbury (Ontario) P3E 6A5. telephone (705) 670-7264

1. Direct Costs/Coats directs

j Type

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Contractor's and Consultant's Fee* DrotUde •'entrepreneuret de I'expert- coneell

Supptte* Uaad Foumttures utmaees

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Type

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tote: The recorded holder win be required to verify expenditures claimed in this statement of costs within 30 days of a request for verification. If verification is not made, the Minister may reject for assessment work an or part of the assessment work submitted.

Note : Le titulaire enregjstre sera tenu de verifier (esdepensesdemandaes dans le present etat des coots dans tes 30 jours suivant une demande a eel etfet. Si la verification n'est pas etfectoee, le ministre pout rejeter tout ou une partie des travaux d'evaluation presentes.

•lUng Discounts Remises pour depot

Work filed within two years of completion is claimed at KXttb of the above Total Value of Assessment Credit.

1. Les travaux deposes dans les deux ans suivant leur achevement son! rembourses a100 "ft de la vateur totale susmentionnee du credit d'evaluation.

Work filed three, four or five years after completion is claimed at 50*H) of the above Total Value of Assessment Credit. See calculations betow:

rotal Value of Assessment Credit Total Assessment Claimed-7 3 -7 3

2. Les travaux deposes trois. quatre ou cinq ans apres leur achevement sont rembourses a 50 "fc de la vateur totato du credit d'evaluation susmentionne. Voir les calculs ci-dessous.

Valeur totale du credit d'evaluationx 0,50

Evaluation totale demande*

unification Verifying Statement of Costs

hereby certify:tat the amounts shown are as accurate as possible and these costs ere incurred while conducting assessment work on the lands shown n the accompanying Report of Work i

tat as _(Recorded Holder. Agent. PosMon In

- make this certification

Attestation de I'etat des couts

J'atteste par la presente :que les montants indiques sont le plus exact possible et que ces deceases ant ete engagees pour effectuer les travaux d'evaluation sur les terrains indiques dans la formule de rapport de travail ci-joint.

l am authorized Et qu'a litre de je suis autorise(titulake anregtstre. reprfeentant. post* occupe dan* la compagnie)

a falre cene attestation.

Signature Date

12 (04/91) Noia : Dans cene formule. lorsqu'il designs des personnes. le masculin est utilisd au sens neutre.

it DovdopcfWHit Report of Work Conducted After Recording Claim

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lundertoauttiotyoftoMMngAaLTMMonnetai should bs dheoted to Hw ProrinotoJ Msnagar. MHng Lands. MHstry of Northern Development end Mmes. Fourth Floor. 169 Cedar Straat.

Sudbury. Ontario. P3E 6A& telephone (706) 670-7284.jInstructions: - Ptease type or print and submit In duplicate.

1 - Refer to the Mining Act and Regulations for requirements of fling assessment work or consult the Mining Recorder.

- A separate copy of this form must be completed for each Work Group.- Technical reports and maps must accompany thte form In duplicate.- A sketch, showing the deJms the work to assigned to. must accompany this form.

Recorded HoMar(s)T \3ecA.-r-T'T 7 /9 - ^s?*-0.

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Type

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Assays

Assignment from Reserve

Total Assessment Work Claimed on the Attached Statement of CostsNote: The Minister may reject for assessment work credit all or part of the assessment work submitted if the recorded

holder cannot verify expenditures claimed in the statement of costs within 30 days of a request for verification.

Persons and Survey Company Who Performed the Work (Give Name and Address of Author of Report)Name Address

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(•ttach a schedule If necessary)

Certification of Beneficial Interest * See Note No. 1 on reverse sidel certify thai at the thne the work was performed. DM cLiims covered bi this work report were recorded bi the current holder's name or held under a beneficial Inlere by the current recorded holder.

Recorded Holder m Agent (Signature)

Certification of Work Reportl certify met l have a personal knowledge of the facts sel forth In this Work report, having performed (he work or witnessed same during and/or alter to completion end annexed report to true.^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^—^^^———^—-

Name end Address of Pereon Certifying

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Credits you are claiming in Ihis report may be cut back. In order lo minimize the adverse effects of such deletions, please indicate from which claims you wish lo priorize the deletion of credits. Please mark (x) one of the following:1. L\ Credits are to be cut back starling with the claim listed last, working backwards.2. D Credits are to be cut back equally over all claims contained In this report of work.3. GJ Credits are to be cut back as priorlzed on the attached appendix.In the event that you have not specified your choice of priority, option one wM be Implemented.

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of •grawnonts, etc., wtth rospeel

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Ministere du Devetoppement du Nord el des mines

Statement of Costs for Assessment Credit

Iztat des coQts aux fins du credit devaluation

Mining Act/Loi sur kts mines

Transaction No./N0 de transaction

arsonal information collected on this form is obtained under the authority the Mining Act. This information wil be used to maintain a record and

igoing status of the mining daim(s). Questions about this collection should a directed to the Provincial Manager, Minings Lands, Ministry of Northern evetopment and Mines, 4th Floor. 159 Cedar Street. Sudbury. Ontario 3E 6A5. telephone (705) 670-7264.

Les renseignements personnels contenus dans la presente formule sont recueillis en vertu de la Lo) sur le* mines el serviront a tenir a jour un reojstre des concessions minieres. Adresser toute question sur la collece de ces renseignements au chef provincial des terrains miniers, ministere du Devetoppement du Nord et des Mines. 159. rue Cedar. 4e etage. Sudbury (Ontario) P3E 6A5. telephone (705) 670-7264.

. Direct Costs/Couts directs

Type

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Note: The recorded holder will be required to verify expenditures claimed in this statement of costs within 30 days of a request for verification. If verification is not made, the Minister may reject for assessment work all or part of Ihe assessment work submitted

Note : Le titulake enregistre sera tenu de verifier les depenses demandees dans le present etat des couts dans les 30 jours suivant une demande a cot effet. Si la verification n'est pas ettectuee. le tninistre pout rejeier tout ou une partie des travaux d'evaluatkxi presenters.

Filing Discounts

1. Work filed within two years of completion is claimed at 100*K) of the above Total Value of Assessment Credit.

Remises pour depot

1. Les travaux deposes dans les deux ans suivant leur achievement sont

rembourses a 100 "to de la valeur totale susmentionnee du credit d'evaluatkxi.

2. Work filed three, four or five years after completion is claimed at SO1* of the above Total Value of Assessment Credit. See calculations below:

Total Value of Assessment Credit Total Assessment Claimed

2. Les travaux deposes trois. quatre ou cinq ans apres leur acnevement sont rembourses a 50 "Mi de la valeur totale du credit d'evaluatkxi susmentionne. Voir les calcute ci-dessous.

Valeur totale du credit devaluationx 0.50

Evaluation totale demandee

Certification Verifying Statement of Costs

l hereby certify:that the amounts shown are as accurate as possible and these costs were incurred while conducting assessment work on the lands shown on the accompanying Report of Work

that as(Recorded Holder. Agent, PoeWon hi i

to make this certification

Attestation de I'ttat des coats

J'atteste par la presente :que lee montants indiques sont le plus exact possible et que ces depenses out ete engagees pour effectuer les travaux devaluation sur les terrains indiques dans la formule de rapport de travail ci-joint.

l am authorized Et qu'a titre de rapr^Mntsnt* potto occupt dtra In

a faire cette attestation.

je suts autoris6

Signature Date

0212 (04/91)Nota : Dans cette formule. kxsqu'il designe des personnes. le mascuHn est utilise au sens neutre.

OntarioMinistry of Ministere du Geoscience Assessment OfficeNorthern Development Developpement du Nord g33 Ran,sey Leifce Roadand Mines et des Mines 6tn Floor

Sudbury, Ontario P3E 6B5

Telephone: (705) 670-5853 Fax: (705) 670-5863

July 5, 1996Our File: 2.16542 Transaction /: W9680.00153

Mining RecorderMinistry of Northern Development 6 Mines4 Government Road EastKirkland Lake, OntarioP2N 1A2

Dear Mr. Spooner:

SUBJECT: APPROVAL OF ASSESSMENT WORK CREDIT ON MIMING LAND, CLAIMS L.1185633 6 1185632 IN MCGARRY TOWNSHIP

Assessment work credit has been approved as outlined on the Declaration of Assessment Work Form accompanying this submission. The credit has been approved under Section 12, Geology and Section 17, Assays, of the Assessment Work Regulation.

The approval date is July 04, 1996.

If you have any questions regarding this correspondence, please contact Lucille Jerome at (705) 670-5858.

Yours sincerely, ORIGINAL SIGNED BY:

Ron C. GashinskiSenior Manager, Mining Lands SectionMines and Minerals Division

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