42H12SE0005 2.15810 HURDMAN 010

REPORT ON MAGNETIC AND HLEM SURVEYSOVER THE

JOUTEL RESOURCES PROPERTYHURDMAN TOWNSHIP PORCUPINE MINING DIVISION ONTARIO

NTS 42H/5 5484000N,451000E UTM

RECEIVED

MAR 2 41995

MINING LANDS BRANCH i

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l&fJ.M. Whelan August 1994

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CONTENTS

Int. r oduc t ionProperty Description Location and AccessGeneral GeologyPrevious WorkSurvey ProcedureSurvey ResultsConclusionsReferencesCertificate of Qualifications

Appendix I Survey Specifications

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FIGURE l PROPERTY LOCATION PLAN l" ^ 4 MILESFIGURE 2 GRID LOCATION PLAN l" = 1500'FIGURE 3 ASSESSMENT WORK LOCATION PLAN l" = 2640'

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Maps MM-444 to MM-1777Map Mag-lMap Comp-1 l"Map Mag-PiMap Topo-1

ENCLOSURES

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INTRODUCTION;

During July 1994, on behalf of Joutel Resources Inc. total field

magnetic and horizontal loop electromagnetic surveys were conducted

over parts of two mining claims located in Hurdman Twp. Ontario,

roughly 4 miles east of the recent (1991,92) zinc discoveries by

Noront Resources.

The surveys were conducted to ground locate a cluster of weak

airborne EM anomalies present in the central portion of the grid.

The work was carried out on a contract basis under the supervision

of the author.

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION LOCATION AND ACCESS

The surveys cover parts of claims 1200846 (6 unit) and 1200848 (9

unit) which form part of a five claim (48 unit) block in which

Joutel Resources holds a beneficial interest. These claims lie in

the southeast section of Hurdman and southwest portion of Adanac

Townships, approximately 16 miles north of the Town of Smooth Rock

Falls. The property was accessed via highway 807 north from Smooth

Rock Falls and an unmaintained logging road west and southwest from

highway 807 to a point 2.5 miles southwest (by road) of the

Mattagami river where a washout prevented further vehicle travel.

From this point survey gear and a canoe were carried by foot along

the logging road, a winter road and a trail, to the 400 foot wide

river opposite the intersection of the 20+00 north tieline and the

west bank of the river, (fig. 1)

Stream crossings on the logging road between the highway and the

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prior to there use by any heavy equipment, and as the section of

river opposite the survey area lies in between two sets of rapids

and has 15 to 20 foot clay banks, drill and equipment access might

best be gained in the winter from the west.

GENERAL GEOLOGY;

The survey area and the majority of the surrounding area is

covered by glacial drift limiting outcrop exposure. The underlying

rocks as indicated on Ontario Department of Mines Map 2161 d" s 4

miles) consist primarily of biotite-quartz-feldspar gneiss, hybrid

granitic gneiss, and amphibolite. No faults are shown in the area

but the results of airborne magnetic surveys suggest the presence

of faults and several north trending diabase dykes.

No outcrop were observed in the gridded area.

TOPOGRAPHY:

As shown on map Topo-1 the survey area is of low local relief with

only slight rises in elevation present between lines OE and 4W

north of the baseline, this small hill may indicate a rise in

bedrock topography and a thinning of the overburden. West of line

4+00 west low flat spruce swamp predominates, it appears that this

bog extends a considerable distance west of the property.

PREVIOUS WORK;

1965-66; Inco; 41 claims were covered or partially covered by

ground magnetic, broadside EM and vertical loop EM surveys.

Conductors were subsequently tested by 16 diamond drill holes, no

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drilled in the area of the Noront/Galico Zn showing and sphalerite

is reported in some holes it is presumed Zn values were obtained.

1979-1981: Mattagami Lake Mines; ground magnetic and horizontal

loop EM surveys were conducted over an number of properties in

Hurdman township. The most extensive being conducted on the group

13 property which covered the Noront/Galico Zn. showing. A total of

45 holes appear to have been drilled on the group 13 property. A

number of holes reported excellent zinc values over narrow sampling

widths (up to 15 !feX2.0 f ) within zones averaging up to 2.4^ Zn/37.7'

the zinc values were obtained in sulphide enriched zones containing

varying amounts of py,po,cp, and sph. Anomalous silver values, in

some cases greater than loz./ton have also been reported.

Ground magnetic and HLEM surveys ( 600' coil separation) conducted

on the Mattagami group 12 property partially overlap the Joutel

survey area, the magnetic results show good correlation and two EM

conductors outlined are roughly coincident with anomalies detected

by the Joutel survey. No evidence of the Mattagami grid remains nor

was any evidences of drilling noticed.

1988-91: McKinnon Prospecting; fixed wing airborne magnetic and

VLF-EM surveys were flown in 1988 covering extensive holdings in

Hurdman and surrounding townships. In 1991 the area was resurveyed

by a helicopter borne magnetic, VLF-EM and electromagnetic survey

(Aerodat 5 frequency system). A cluster of four weak EM anomalies

were detected roughly in the centre of the Joutel survey area.

1991 to date: Noront Resources/Galico resources; 16 drill holes

have been filed for assessment work to date, all are in the

vicinity of the zinc showing. Intersections of X.9% Zn/127', 2.4ilA

Zn/44.3, 2.41% Zn/37.7* and numerous narrower intersections have

been reported, (some of the Mattagami and Noront core are at MNDM library)

SURVEY PROCEDURE:

Magnetic: Total field magnetic values were recorded at 50*

intervals on the north south picket lines and at 100* intervals

along the base and tielines using a Scintrex IGS-2/MP-4 proton

precession magnetometer. Diurnal control was maintained using a

Scintrex MP-4 cycling magnetometer set at a 30 second sample

interval, located at the washout on the logging road approximately

2.5 miles east of the property. Survey results are presented as

contours of the total magnetic field at a 50 nT. contour interval

at a scale of l" = 200* and profiles of the total magnetic field at

a scale of l" = 400.

HLEM: Inphase and quadrature values were recorded at 100' intervals

along the north south grid lines using an Apex Max-Min II

electromagnetic system in the maximum coupled mode. Coil

coplanarity was maintained using a Suunto hand held inclinometer,

and as inconsistencies exist in the grid chaining, coil separation

was maintained using the reference cable. Three frequencies

(444,888 and 1777 Hz.) were read at a 400' coil separation,

and the results are presented as profiles of the inphase and

quadrature at a vertical scale of l" s 20% and a horizontal scale of

l" = 200'.

SURVEY RESULTS;

The contoured magnetic data shows a complex generally north south

pattern. Two strongly anomalous features are readily, apparent the

first being a pronounced ellipsoidal (400'xl200') east trending

magnetic high outlined in the south east corner of the survey area

The steep near symmetrical magnetic gradients on lines O and 4

east are indicative of a steeply dipping near surface source body.

The more moderate gradients west of line 2 west suggest either a

westerly plunge or a thickening of overburden over the source.

A pronounced magnetic low centred on line O east at 12+00 north

is also caused by a near surface source, the area has been checked

and cultural contamination has been ruled out.

The contour pattern also suggests the presence of faults the most

definite being a north trending feature along line 600 west.

ELECTROMAGNETIC: Two conductive zones and a weak one line response

are indicated in the HLEM data. Anomaly A is a weak but definite

conductor roughly coincident with a weak magnetic feature, in the

area of the airborne EM anomalies. Anomaly B is a weak and less

definite conductor coincident with the strong magnetic high in the

south east corner of the grid.

A single line response coincident with the northern edge of a weak

magnetic high was detected near the south end of line 800 east

CONCLUSIONS: Two weak EM conductors both coincident with magnetic

features were located in the survey area. In light of the results

to date on the Noront/Calico property further work over these

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anomalies is warranted.

An examination of the Mattagami and Noront/Galico drill logs

showed that a number of Zn intersections were sphalerite rich but

not associated with pyrite,pyrrhotite massive sulphides.

As sphalerite is a poor conductor, a zone rich in sphalerite but

deficient in other sulphide mineralization would show limited if

any electromagnetic response. An induced polarization survey might

better define such zones, and it is recommended that the anomaly A

and B area and the south end of line 800 east be covered by an IP

survey prior to any drilling.

Respectfully submitted,s*^J.M. Whelan 08/94

REFERENCES

1968: Ontario Department of Mines Geological Compilation Map 2161, l" = 4 miles

Assesment Files Timmins Resident Geologists Office

T-1006 The International Nickel Co. of Canada, Hurdman Twp.T-1972 Mattagami Lake Exploration Ltd., Hurdman Twp.T-1378 McKinnon Prospecting/Noront Resources/Calico Resources

Hurdman,Alexandra,Beardmore,Fauquier,Machin,ShackletonTwp.

CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATIONS

I, Jim M.Whelan do hereby certify:

that I am a Geotechnician residing at 41 Premier Ave West, in the town of Kirkland Lake, Ontario;

that I have been practising my profession continuously since 1980;

that I am a member of the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada, and the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy;

that I have personally conducted the subject geophysical surveys, and have reviewed all of the documents mentioned herein.

Dated at Kirkland Lake, Ontario, this 14th day of August 1994

Jim M. Whelan

APPENDIX I

SURVEY SPECIFICATIONS

MAGNETIC;

Total coverage: 8.2 milesOperator: Shane Whelan, Kirkland Lake Ont.Parameters measured: Total Magnetic FieldInstrumentation: Scintrex IGS-2/MP-4 proton precession magBase Station: Scintrex MP-4,30 second sample interval,on

access road 2.5 miles east of survey area Dates: July 17-19 1994

ELECTROMAGNETIC t

Total coverage 6.8 milesRx. Operator: Jim Whelan 41 Premier Ave West

Kirkland Lake Ont. (705) 568-8160Tx. Operator Brian Maddill, Kirkland Lake Ont. Instrument: Apex Max-Min II Mode: Maximum coupled Coil configuration: Coplanar Coil separation: 400 footFrequencies: 444 Hz., 888 Hz., 1777 Hz. Parameters measured In-Phase and Quadrature components of the

secondary EM field Dates: July 17-19 1994

Ministry ofDavatopmant

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

Our File: 2.15910 Transaction /W9560. 00004

March 28, 1995

Mining RecorderMinistry of Northern Development t Mines60 Wilson Avenue1st FloorTimmins, OntarioP4N 2S7

Dear Mr. White:

SUBJECT: APPROVAL OF ASSESSMENT WORK CREDITS ON MINING CLAIMS 1200846 ET AL IN HURDMAN TOWNSHIP

Assessment work credits have been approved as outlined on the original report of work form for this submission. The credits have been approved under Section 14, Geophysics (MAG, EM), Mining Act - Regulations.

The approval date is March 27, 1995. Please indicate this approval on the claim record sheets.

If you have any questions regarding this correspondence, please contact Bruce Gates at (705) 670-5856.

ORIGINAL SIGNED BY:

Ron C. GashinskiSenior Manager, Mining Lands Section Mining and Land Management Branch Mines and Minerals Division

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