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42Ee3SWe005 23 ROPE LAKE

DIAMOND DRILLINU010

AREA: ROPE LAKE

WORK PERFORMED FOR: MINNOVA INC.

RECORDED HOLDER: SAME AS ABOVE

: OTHER ( J

REPORT NO: 23

CLAIM NO.

/TB646439 TB646435/TB646438

TB646435/TB646431

HOLE NO.

WL-44

WL-46

FOOTAGE

719.60 M

468.50 M

DATE

JUNE/88

JULY-AUG/88

NOTE

d)

(D

NOTE: 1 40 - 1 80 ' FILED

HOLE NUMBER: WL-044MINNOVA INC.

DRILL HOLE RECORD IMPERIAL UNITS:DATE: 23-May-1991

METRIC UNITS: X

PROJECT NAME: WINSTON LAKE (NORTH) PROJECT NUMBER: PN370 CLAIM NUMBER:

LOCATION: N.OF WINSTON DEPOSIT

PLOTTING COOROS GRID:NORTH:EAST:ELEV:

WINSTON MINE 12800.DON 9765.OOE 10464.00

COLLAR GRID AZIMUTH : 270' O ' O"

ALTERNATE COORDS GRID:NORTH: 0+ O EAST: 0+ O ELEV: 0.00

COLLAR ASTRO. AZIMUTH : 250* O' O"

COLLAR DIP: -83* O 1 O"LENGTH OF THE HOLE: 719.60m

START DEPTH: 0.00mFINAL DEPTH: 719.60m

DATE STARTED:DATE COMPLETED:

DATE LOGGED:

JuneJulyJune

25,22,28,

198819881988

COLLAR SURVEY:MULT I SHOT SURVEY:

ROD LOG:

NONONO

PULSE EM SURVEY:CAPPED:

HOLE SIZE:

NONONO

CONTRACTOR:CASING:

CORE STORAGE:

MORISSETTE DRILLING9.8m INTACTCLEAVER LAKE

PURPOSE: TESTING ALTERED WINSTON STRATIGRAPHY 2.5km NORTH OF DEPOSIT.

COMMENTS : HOLE ABANDONED DUE TO CAVE AT 410m PLUS 400' ABANDDONED RODS AT BOTTOM OF HOLE

Depth(m)

30.5061.0091.44121.90152.40182.90213.40243.80274.30304.80335.30365.70396.20426.70457.20487.70518.20

Astronomic DipAzimuth degrees

-82* 0*-81* 0--80* 0'-70* 0'-76* 0'-67* 0'-62* 0*-61* 0'-59* 0'-57* 0--56* 0*-56* 0'-54* 0--53* 0'-53* O 1-53* 0'-51* 0'

Type ofTest

ACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACID

FLAG Comments

OKOKOK

WRONG !OKOKOK ? WOW !OKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOK

Depth Astronomic Dip(m) Azimuth degrees

Type of FLAG CommentsTest

-

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HOLE NUMBER: WL-044HINNOVA INC.

DRILL HOLE RECORD DATE: 23-May-1991

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ROCK TYPE TEXTURE AND STRUCTURE

ANGLE TO CA ALTERATION MINERALIZATION REMARKS

0.00TO

6.70

OVERBURDEN *OB*

6.70TO

54.95

PILLOWED MAFIC FLOW *BMA*

Fine grained, green, foliated mafic flow. Distinctly pillowed laminated hble: plag and qtz mn-cm scale. Strong foliation a ..............................

J17.4-17.5JCalcite, chlorite grundgy vein or crosscutting

healed fault a .................................

25.0-25.24cm qtz, calc, cbl vein a

29.95-30.05 Irregular qtz vein.

31.2-31.3Irregular, semi-conformable qtz vein.

{33.1-34.9)- *GB* Medium to coarse grained, GB dyke. Foliated, coincidently a .............Homogeneous, dark green, typical.

45.5-45.65Undulated 3-5cm qtz/carb vien.

54.9-54.95Sharp lower contact with fabric a

60

20

15

60

55

Unaltered hydrothermally 2-4X qtz carb veining , local chlorite.Trace- 1X fine leucoxene.Local epidote bleached pi low cores.Local gnt 2-3X < cm punky - probably inter-pillow sed - (not hydrothermal).

23.9-25.515X calc veining.

Hem stained.

Trace - 1X diss Pyrite. Trace Po.Locally up to 2-3X mt with c mm

euhedral spots.

10.0-10.23-4X disseminated 'seams' of intrafolial Pyrite.

15.110X clotted Po in 2cm qtz vein.

Blocky ground to 15m. Geochem 14.3-17.3.

20X euhedral Pyrite with vein.

47.9-48.010-12X Po * Py seemingly associated

with epidotized pillow selvedge.Geochem 44.8-47.8.



DRILL HOLE RECORD DATE: 23-Hay-1991

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54.95TO

55.60

55.60TO

80.15

BEDDED FELSIC ASH *(CRT*

Fine to very fine grained, blue grey bedded ash.Fairly homogeneous but locally nicely bedded

mo-cm scale.Very siliceous (very fine sugary), hard,

competent.Weak fabric, bedding and contacts a ............

Weakly altered ?10-15X fine phlog as mafic component.Blue qtz/cord ?Trace si Him ?

2-4X fine diss bedded Pyrite. 1X fine bedded Po, trace mt.

Local weak magnetism. Sawn and geochemed.

55

GABBROFine to medium grained, dark green, mafic

intrusive. Well foliated a ..........................Homogeneous, equigranular.

63.6-64.3Develops hb 'knubb lies' (K cm round).

3cm grundge, conformable a

64.4-80.15GB is finer grained here but still homogeneous.

466.95-67.35|. *FD (RAFT ?)*Fine grained, blue grey, (with red hem) felsic

dyke - raft ?Homogeneous, very vuggy.Gaseous dyke ?Very siliceous/hard and massive.Conformable sharp contacts a ..................

468.35-69.75^ *cFD7GR* Medium grained, massive white felsic dyke. Homogeneous, hard. Sharp contacts a...........................

74.35-74.60, 74.7-74.8 ft 76.05-76.4 Fine grained sections of probable rafted MA. Sharp/distinct lower contact a...............

60

60

65

63

65

Trace - IX leucoxene. 1-2X qtz/carb veining.

64.3-64.4qtz, carb, chl, hem fault related alteration.

Local epidote bleaching.

Hem stained.Biotitic mafic component approximately 15X.

ZX disseminated Pyrite here.

*FLT*

Remotely possible this material is MA.

Possible raft geochemed.

73.84mm Pyrite vein a 30 degrees.




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80.15TO

110.75

PILLOWED MAFIC FLOW *BMA7BSF*

Fine grained, dark green, pillowed mafic flow. Well foliated a .................................Distinctly pillowed with laminated hb vs fsp/qtz selvedges and epidote bleached cores.Typical BMA/BSF.Local strained fsp/qtz gloms 1-4cm probably represent BS's.

87.95-88.2540X injected 'blebular 1 qtz * fsp.

62

94.7-95.50Pinky white with green, massive qtz vein ?

^.5-95.75|. *CRT*Felsic bedded ash ?Laminated f bedded, urn scale.Very siliceous, sugary - very fine - blue grey, ashy looking, somewhat porous.

496.65-96.75 \Massive chlorite laced with 35X qtz/carb augens << cm).

98.15-98.35Laminated (mm-scale) very siliceous section,

sugary, blue interflow or interpillow sed?

I 101.65-101.85} *CRT* 102.5-102.75J. *CRT*Laminated/bedded felsic intraflow sed ?/ tuff ? Blue grey, nice mm laminae 8 ...................

{105.0}3cm chlorite, grundge - fault a

55

55

Unalterd hydrothermally 3-4X qtz/carb veining (mm-3cm). Local epidote bleaching. Local weak silicification.

Trace - 1X disseminated Pyrite. Trace - Po.

Geochem 81.4-84.4.

93.25-93.55 Silicified.

93.95-97.0Strongly eh l on" t i zed, carb altered with 8-1OX dendritic - gash-like ealc/ qtz veining.

Streaked with 10X epidote.

Very fine biotite mafic component ? approximately 10X.

98.75-96.658-10X crosscutting calc/qtz veins, including a very vuggy qtqVcarb vein (conformable) at 96.25.

10X clotted Po with qtz.

Structurally related.

Trace - IX Pyrite disseminated here.

Trace Pyrite. Trace mt.

Sawn and geochemed.Closely interpolated with mafic flow.

Biotitic.2-3X fine translucent anth ?

IX disseminated Pyrite. 1X mt here.

Trace - 1X bedded Pyrite here. 3X subhedral mt spots < 2mn.

Sawn and geochemed 2 samples.




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105.0-105.9Mottled, strange looking.

.5-110.75|- *CRT ?* Very siliceous, locally laminated tuff/sed - similar to 102.5-102.75. Marks lower contact of mafic flow. Fabric and contacts a .......................

Chloritized.

109.55-110.55Chloritized, silicified - buggered up!

Chlorite, 8-10X. Approximately 5X fine clear translucent blades of anth.?

Geochem 105.7-108.7.

60

110.75TO

134.50

GABBROMedium grained, dark green, mafic intrusive. Moderate foliation a ...........................Homogeneous, equigranular, typical. Local round * cm hb 'knubblies 1 .

114.7-115.0Coarse grained, pink white felsic dyke, massive.Sharp contacts a ...............................

119.5Calc/qtz vein 4cm 3

120.2-120.3Medium grained white GR dykelet a

|120.3-120.6|- *CRT*Siliceous, laminated section. Mm scale - fairly

delicate. Fine sugary siliceous groundmass, blue grey.Fabric and contacts a ..........................

125.2-125.7Bleached, mottled probably rafted MA.Gradational lower contact a ..........

60

6070

70

60

60

60

1-2X qtz/carb veining. IX leucoxene.

8X

Trace Pyrite.

10-15X phlogcord ?5X fine clear transluscent anth

Probably result of silicification.

Trace fine Pyrite. Geochemed (sawn).

134.50TO

143.80

FELSIC ASH?Fine to very fine grained, homogeneous felsic

ash ? lacks nice bedding.Blue grey, flecked ubiquitously with biotite forming a consistent texture and fabric a .....Very fine sugary, very siliceous groundmass.

60

10-12X biotite (mafic component) Trace - 1X leucoxene. Blue qtz/cord ?

1-3X disseminated intrafolial Pyrite. Trace disseminated Po, 1X fine mt.

Sawn and geochemed. 4 samples.




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139.4-141.7Somewhat porous texture - function of alteration ?

141.7-141.9BOX injected qtz. 5X clotted Po with qtz.

Sharp lower contact 3 60

143.80TO

217.85

GABBRO wGB* Medium grained, dark green mafic intrusive.

Moderate to strong fabric a ..................Homogeneous, equigranular, typical.

{156.2-156.8}Major fault breccia, chl, grundge, calc, hem and angular host fragsCrosscutting a ...............................to core.

178.0-188.4Fine grained foliated a ......................Somewhat heterogeneous with mottled siliceous patches'.

188.4-217.85Material remains well foliated, but coarser

grained, ie. good GB.

196.0-196.5Fine grained, grey felsic dyke, massive,

siliceous, fsp phyric. Sharp contacts a

70

35

70

IX qtz/carb veining. Trace-1X leucoxene.

Trace Pyrite.

Weak local epidote bleaching and local minor biotite development.

*Coffee Lake FLT*

Possibly MA ? geochem 185-188.

199.1-199.2Medium grained, white granite dykelet.Massive a .............................

70

70

185.0-188.43-4X disseminated intrafolial Pyrite.

1-2X fine disseminated Pyrite with dyke.

217.85TO

234.30

TRANSITION ZONE GABBRO Fine to medium grained, dark grey green. Material

becomes quite massive - chloritic and porphyry! i c with 8-15X white fsp 1-3mm.

225.3-225.9Massive fine grained, green Diabase dyke.

Chloritized amphibole.

Hem stained.

Trace Pyrite.

3X mt.

Fairly rich in fsp for Tz yet definitely different.

Weakly magnetic.




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Vuggy (gaseous ?)Chilled, undulated contacts 3 approximatelyGradational lower contact to Px.

75

234.30TO

237.30

META-PYROXENITE*PX*

Fine to medium grained, grey green to steel blue grey ultra-mafic. Mostly massive, homogeneous.

J235.5-236.4J.Major chlorite, carbonation and fault gouge S ...

Strongly chloritized. 1-3X mt. Weakly magnetic.

Sharp lower contact a

65

75

237.30TO

245.10

GABBRO *GB* Medium grained, dark green mafic, well foliated a

Equigranular, fairly siliceous and mottledlooking (leucogabbro) to 243.0, obscure lowercontact.

67 No hydrothermal alteration, 1-3X leucoxene. Silicified.

Trace disseminated Pyrite.

245.10TO

286.50

PILLOWED MAFIC FLOW? Fine grained to near medium grained, dark green,

mafic.Well foliated a .................................Epidote bleaching and gnt suggestive of pillowed flow.Material is alos locally laminated compositionally (rnn-cm scale).

270.55-271.3Coarse white, massive qtz vein.Undulated upper contact a .......................

No hydrothermal alteration, trace - 1X leucoxene.

247.5-254.03-10X mm-cm punky pink gnt, disrupting fabric with minor bio development.Local epidote bleached pillow cores ? (10-30diO.

Trace - 1X disseminated Pyrite. Trace - disseminated Po.

271.153cm Po bleb.

Semi-conformable lower contact 9

Ambiquous lower contact.

O 5 75

Geochem 249-252.

286.50TO

543.52

GABBROMedium to coarse grained, foliated mafic intrusive. Homogeneous, equigranular, typical Zenmac GB.

294.0-294.1Mineralized, siliceous section - Possible thin raft.

1-2X leucoxene. 1X qtz veining. Local 5-10cm epidote bleached sections

Trace - disseminated Pyrite. Rare trace Cpy (see below).

Contains 10X disseminated Pyrite here and trace - 1X disseminated Cpy as a




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ROCK TYPE TEXTURE AMD STRUCTURE


306.9-307.7 Knobbly" GB.

336.3-336.4Medium grained, massive white GR vein 3 75

{365.2-371.0} *GR7PEG* Massive pinky beige Granite pegmatite. Very coarse grained, fsp, qtz and muse. Crosscutting chloritic contacts a ......

374.75-375.1GR ped, pink, massive.Sharp contacts a ......

{378.15-378.35} *CRT*Laminated siliceous section - probably rafted felsic tuff.Creamy grey, very siliceous/cherty. Couple of nice very delicate chert beds.

381.7-381.9, 385.1-385.4 4 386.1-386.5 Fine grained sections, well foliated. Possibly rafted MA.

407.1-407.35, 407.55-408.8 S, 409.3-409.9 Fine grained, dark green, mafic/GB dykes or

possible MA rafts. Conformable contacts 3 .......................

3045

2070

1cm 'seam' mostly.

312.5-312.7Silicified and epidote bleached.

329.0-337.4Chloritized 10-15X - wispy.

338.3-338.7Weak silicification.

354.1-354.3 Silicified granitized.

364.2-364.9Weak silicification.

1-2X coarse grained mt here.

2X honey brown sphalerite

2-3X disseminated Pyrite. GcochdnccL

428.5-428.6Irregular qtz/carb vein approximately a

432.5-433.15Fine grained massive pink felsic dyke.

75

80

5X hairline, anastonrizing qtz/carb veining here.

Laced with 3-4X fine disseminated

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Looks like fine grained GR.

433.15-506.0Nice homogeneous fairly massive GB.

480.60-481.05Fine to medium grained, white, felsic/aplite

dyke.Massive, homogeneous, fsp rich.Apparently assimilated with GB to 480.65.Sharp, chloritic, undulated contacts approximately a

499.0-500.01-2X vuggy qtz/carb vein 3

506.8-507.05Fine grained, grey foliated felsic dyke -

possible raft. Confromable with fabric and contacts 3 ...

516.1-516.8Medium grained, pink felsic/granite dyke.Massive, homogeneous, hard.Sharp, crosscutting contacts 3 ...........

517.2-517.3Fine grained, qtz/fsp vein partially assimilated

with GB 8 ........................................

528.9-530.9Fine grained, felsic dyke or possible raft - blue

green grey - intercalated with chloritized gabbro from 529.5-529.6 t 530.2-530.6 includes a 3cm undulated qtz/carb/chl vein 3 ....................

1535.2-535.25} 4cm chl/qtz/carb vein (fault ?) a ...............

70

75

30

70

40

Pyrite.

474.2-474.520-40X anastomizing carb-epidote

veinlets.480.6-480.65S-5% disseminated Cpy.

491.4-499.0Altered with up to 1OX qtz/carb/chl veinlets (dendritic).

Late dyke.

Hem stained.

528.15-528.75 Silicified GB.

Local hem staining.Maybe silicified (at least in part).

1X fine disseminated Pyrite here.

2-4X disseminated. Trace Cpy.

Sawn and geochemed for Au.

*FLT

541.05-541.77

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Feldspar porphyry dyke - foliated. Sharp intrusive contacts. Siliceous, 5X biotite. Feldspar phenos diffuse.

70 Relatively unaltered. Trace fine grained disseminated. Pyrite.

Late dyke.

543.52TO

558.45

ALTERED RHYOLITE FLOW*PERV ALT CLR*

Upper contact with gabbro abrupt but not sharp - possibly minor assimilation of felsic unit by gabbro.Highly siliceous fine grained mottled appearance,

probably massive rhyolite - possible remnant clots ?? possible rare relict quartz eye.At approximately 551m transition to more massive equigranular granular texture with loss of strong foliation fabric.Highly siliceous.

Moderate to strongly altered to phlog. minor cordierite patchy localized garnets, minor sericite, chlorite along foliation.

543.52-558.45 mod alt'nSericite, chloritic v minor biotite.

4555.45-555.93J (clotted ?)

wait tuff, 1X sph*

Pervasive pyrite 1-2X disseminated and as wispy stringers with occasinal patch of sphalerite.

4543.52-558.45J *5X py, tr sph* Occasional patchy zone of 'skeletal 1tabular reddish brown mineral - alteredalong fractures to beige material -gahnite ? to sphalerite ? Trace fine disseminated pyritethroughout.

555.11cm cpy clot in qv.

555.45-555.931/2" - 20X stringer pyrite overall

5X IX sphalerite.Pause.

558.45TO

570.40

ALTERED QTZ PORPHYRY RHYOLITE *WK ALT OFF

Distinct abundant primary qtz eyes average 1-2nm diameter.Pale grey green aphanitic siliceous groundmass. Foliated a ...................................... 65

558.45Abrupt transition to weakly sericitic (defines foliation). Up to moderate sericite locally.

Pyrite nil - trace.

Qtz veins at: 558.6 5cm 558.8 5cm

557.4 2cm

570.40TO

577.40

GABBRO 4(68* Medium to coarse grained, foliated, dark grey.

Sharp intrusive contacts, occasionally narrow granitic veinlets, minor rubble zones.

Minor patchy epidote alteration. Nil.

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577.40 TO

580.50

580.50 TO

581 .45

581.45 TO

601.00

601.00 TO

605.10

605.10 TO

606.50

ROCK TYPE

QTZ-PHYRIC RHYOLITE FLOW wALT OFF*

GABBRO *GB*

QTZ-PHYRIC RHYOLITE FLOW *ALT OFF*

ALTERED MAFIC FLOW *ALT MA (LADDER FLOW)*

ALTERED FELSIC TUFF *ALT FT*

TEXTURE AND STRUCTURE

As above. Pale grey green, aphanitic with abundant qtz-eyes 1-2mm average. Strong foliation (tuffaceous ?)

As above. Contains xeno or dyke of medium grained QFP (hematized) between 580.8*581.35.

As above, well foliated fabric defined by quartz ribboning.

^96.6-601. OJ ^tuffaceous* Inter layered with alternating intermediate and

felsic units.

597.05-597.4 Felsic porphyry dyke.

596.8-597.0 Milky qtz vein.

597.95-598.0 Qtz - sericite vein.

Massive to weakly foliated, dark green, variably altered. Upper contact with felsic tuffaceous unit sharp - intense alteration begins at contact. Foliation a .....................................

Fine grained (intermediate to ) felsic tuff, possibly layered. Contacts quite sharp.

ANGLE TO CA

50

ALTERATION

Incipient alteration. Patchy sericite, very minor biotite,

chlorite.

Weak patchy sericite. Occasional narrow chloritic band.

597.5-601.0 Increased with several narrow bands of

intense phlog-anth-cord (-chlorite) alteration in felsic tuff ? unit.

Alteration generally strong to intense with "windows" of less altered mafic unit. Intense alteration composed of coarse

phlogopite - anthophyllite.Cordierite in part retrograding to

chlorite.

Variably altered to anthophyllite- biotite-sericite (-cordierite-garnet). "Brickwork" style of alteration. Some retrogression to chlorite.

MINERALIZATION

Nil - trace pyrite.

Nil - trace pyrite.

Nil - trace pyrite.

Nil to trace.

Nil - trace.

REMARKS

Drillers mixed up core between 578.2- 584.3. Contacts may not be exact here.

Pause.


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606.50 TO

607.95

607.95 TO

608.20

608.20 TO

612.20

612.20 TO

615.10

615.10 TO

615.30

615.30 TO

621.40

621.40 TO

624.70

ROCK TYPE

ALTERED TUFFUACKE wALT SED*

ALTERED FELSIC TUFF wALT FT*

GABBRO *GB*

TRANSITION ZONE *TZ*

FAULT GOUGE wFLT*

WETA- PYROXENITE *PX*

GABBRO *G8*

TEXTURE AND STRUCTURE

Fine grained, siliceous, massive metasediment - pale grey, ghostly bedding ?

606.78-607.05 Felsic dyke.

Strongly foliated schist.

Medium to coarse grained, dark green massive to fsp phyric in gradation contact with overlying tuff.

608.2-609.3 Assimilation zone of altered felsic tuff by gabbro - "spotted" with coarse grained anhedral amphiboles (after px ?) Unit grades into TZ downhole.

Mottled medium to dark green, medium grained. Fractured appearance over most of section.

Massive chlorite, minor calcite and quartz.

Medium grained, equigranular fresh in appearance dark green.

Medium grained, equigranular fresh in appearance medium green.

621.4-621.7 Chloritic fault zone with minor calcite. Unit becomes fine grained (chilled) against lower contact.

ANGLE TO CA ALTERATION

Fresh appearing probably due to high quartz content - pelitic minerals altered to biotite/phlog.

Intensely altered to qtz-phlog-anth.

Alteration to phlogopite along fracture surfaces. Minor retrograde to chlorite.

Minor chlorite.

Minor chlorite. Massive chlorite zones locally at:

621.4-621.7; 621.85-621.95; 622.3-622.45; 622.6-622.65

MINERALIZATION

Trace fine grained pyrite disseminated and streaks.

Nil.

Nil.

Nil.

Nil.

Nil.

REMARKS

Highly magnetic.




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624.70TO

624.90

624.90TO

674.85

ROCK TYPE TEXTURE AMD STRUCTURE


ALTERED FELSIC TUFF *ALT FT*

Schistose zone covering 1-2cm diameter cords quartz in a coarse micaceous matrix.

Intensely altered to phlog - biotite - cordierite (-antho).

Nil.

ALTERED QUARTZ PORPHYRY FLOW *ALT QFPw

Fine to medium grained, mottled brownish grey, massive to banded quartz phyric although qtz-eyes generally indistinct Cqtz - mosaic).Fabric a ........................................

Fine graine equigranular section between 634.9-636.4.

640.7-641.55Aphyric fine grained equigranular - medium grey.

{649.4-649.5J *FLT* Fault zone - chloritic healed with quartz.

652.0-652.6Fault zone - chloritic healed with quartz.

652.95-653.35Fault zone - chloritic healed with quartz.

660.6-661.15 mafic dyke

666.17-666.45 mafic dyke

667.35-667.42 mafic dyke

668.85-668.95 mafic dyke

674.85

73

Moderate to strong alteration to phlog anthophyllite (-biotite-cordierite) cord - pennite.Minor retrogression to chlorite.Alteration diminishes to weak approximately 621.5m qtz eyes distinct, fsp"s preserved.

Weakly altered section features narrow intensely altered zones - "brickwork". Occasional isolated garnet.

641.35-641.5 Coarse garnets.

647.5-647.7 Sillimanite.

Patch of strong alteration between 656.7-656.95 with phlog - bio - cord (-sillimanite).

Chloritic.OFP moderately to pervasively altered below dyke to phlog - cord (-anthoph - sillimanite - garnet).

Occasional "window" of weakly altered QFP in pervasive alteration.

Nil.

{652.0-653.35} *FLT*

Occasional speck of pyrite.


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4cm qtz vein at contact.

INT-FELSICTUFFACEOUSMETA-GREYUACKEwPATCHY ALTFT-WK*

Fine grained, well laminated, grey, intermediate felsic metagreywacke and intercalated possibly reworked felsic tuff.

674.85-684.5Well layered, intermediate clastic unit, composed primarily of plag - hb - relatively fresh except as noted.Narrow zones peppered with coarse magnetite.Layering a......................................

(684.5-694.1 ̂ tuffaceous*Well layered alternating mafic and felsic bands felsic bands appear cherty in places - probably felsic tuff component.Narrow zones peppered with coarse magnetite.

688.25Ptygmate qtz vein.

690.02-690.2 Mafic dyke Becomes more sedimnetary, less tuffaceous

downhole from approximately 694.

1694.1-697.7|.Medium grained 'granular 1 in appearance.Siliceous bands boudinaged in places - gneissic texture possibly recrystallized.

1697.7-705.67|.Tuffaceous unit, locally cherty, gradational

contacts, layering a ............................Local 'clotted* patches a ......................Patches peppered with magnetite.

77

7380

702.55-702.7 703.0-703.1

mafic dyke mafic dyke

'Brickwork' incipient alteration - narrow intensely altered zones best developed zones best developed within tuffaceous bands.

674.85-675.1Intensely altered (chloritic) band at

contact.

675.55-675.65 Intensely altered band. Phlog - antho (-cord ? biotite). Narrow patches of epidote at: 676.15,

677.15-679.0. Garnetiferous patches at: 681.0, 681.9, 682.0, 683.8

Garnets with qtz beards at:684.0, 685.15, 685.25, 688.0, 688.2.

687.4-689.4Well altered section but still brickwork style.

674.85-675.11-2X fine grained disseminated pyrite.

Nil.

Patchy 'brickwork' alterationcotiroes as in tuffaceous unit above.

692.25Trace disseminated pyrite over 5cm.

Nil.

Trace disseminated pyrite.

*recrvstallized sed*

^tuffaceous*




FROM TO



704.15-705.65|.704.7-704.9J chloritic fault gouge *FLT*705.25-705.351- chloritic fault gouge *FLT*

85

705.67TO

719.60

GRANITE

E.O.H.

Greyish pink medium grained mottled to banded texture, in part aphanitic (hypabyssal ?). Hairline fractures. Local "pseudo clotted" texture. Minor pegmatitic phases.

707.0-707.2 mafic dyke 709.2-710.0 bleached aphanitic zone 710.0-710.45 mafic dyke 710.7-711.35 mafic dykeStrong planes fabric developed locally defined

by biotite.

717.15-717.55 Granite pegm dyke.

718.1-718.4Msv wacke xenolith (?) siliceous, biotitic.

718.6-719.58 Msv wacke xeno.

719.6Hole blocked with cave at approximately 410m.

400' of NQ rods broken off and abandormed at bottom of hole.

End of Hole.

Minor bleaching, hematite staining. Minor K20 alteration along fracture.

Trace pyrite.

88

82

Gradational contact with seds (-partial assimilation ?). Contact arbitrarily placed at dyke.

709.75-711.8Ground core (90X recoverey) due to

drillers burning through bit and shell.

Nil. 3mm calcite vein with pyrite.

HOLE NUMBER: Wl-044 DRILL HOLE RECORD LOGGED BY: D. COURTNEY/I.R. MORRISON PAGE: 15


DRILL HOLE RECORD IMPERIAL UNITS:DATE: 23-May-1991

METRIC UNITS: X

PROJECT NAME: WINSTON LAKE (NORTH) PROJECT NUMBER: PN370

CLAIM NUMBER:LOCATION: NORTH WINSTON

PLOTTING COORDS GRID: WINSTON MINE NORTH: 12800.DON EAST: 10040.00E ELEV: 10466.00

COLLAR GRID AZIMUTH : 270* O' O"

ALTERNATE COORDS GRID:NORTH: 0+ O EAST: 0+ O ELEV: 0.00

COLLAR ASTRO. AZIMUTH : 250* O' O"

COLLAR DIP: -76* O 1 O"LENGTH OF THE HOLE: 468.50m

START DEPTH: 0.00mFINAL DEPTH: 468.50m

DATE STARTED:DATE COMPLETED:

DATE LOGGED:

July 25, 1988August 30, 1988

July 29, 1988

COLLAR SURVEY: NOMULT I SHOT SURVEY: YES

ROD LOG: NO

PULSE EM SURVEY: NOCAPPED: NO

HOLE SIZE: NQ

CONTRACTOR: MORISSETTE DRILLINGCASING: 3.7m INTACT

CORE STORAGE: CLEAVER LAKE

PURPOSE: TO TEST RAFTED VOLCANICS UPSECTION FROM WL-44 (ZN ENRICHED ALT CLR).

COMMENTS

Depth (m)

30.5063.10105.80142.30191.10209.40258.00285.60316.10331.30386.20428.80459.306.7037.2067.7098.10128.60159.10189.60220.10250.50281.00311.50342.00372.50

Astronomic Azimuth

.------------

254*266*267*265*264*268*269*271*271*273*274*273*271*

0'0-0'0'0'0'0'0'0'0'0'0'0'

Dip degrees

-75*-74*-70*-66*-61*-59*-56*-56*-55*-52*-50*-49*-49*-75*-75*-74*-70*-68*-65*-62*-58*-56*-54*-53*-52*-51*

0'0'0'

30'0'0'0'0'0'0'0'0'0'

36'0'0'0'0'0'0'0-0'

30'0'0'

30'

Type of Test

ACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDMULTISHOTMULTISHOTMULTISHOTMULTISHOTMULTISHOTMULTISHOTMULTISHOTMULTISHOTMULTISHOTMULTISHOTMULTISHOTMULTISHOTMULTISHOT

FLAG Comments

OKOKOKOKOK WOW !OKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOKOK

Depth (m)

402.90433.40463.90

----------------------

Astronomic Dip Azimuth degrees

272* 0' -51* 0'273* 0' -50*30'274* 0' -50* 0'

----------.-----.-----

Type of FLAG Comments Test

MULTISHOT OKMULTISHOT OKMULTISHOT OK

-----------------

. -,--

/7s//? ^7 ^^

^^X^X^ ̂ - /~

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FROM TO



0.00TO

0.60

0.60TO

281.80

OVERBURDEN


Fine grained, dark green, pillowed mafic flow.Strongly foliated 3 .............................Nicely preserved pillow selvedges every 10-100cm,

consisting of mm-cm scale laminated, alternating hb vs qtz/fsp bands.Typical pristine BMA.Consistent material.

13.9-14.0Barren white q.v. a

55Not hydrothermally altered.2X qtz/carb veim'ng.Local epidote (diagenetic ?)Approximately 3X qtz sweat as conformable veins and blebs 3-10cm wide (typically associated with selvedges).Minor localized chlorite veinlets and fractures.

5.2-5.4Fairly strongly epidote bleached here.Local minor phlogopite.

Trace - 1X disseminated Pyrite. Non-magnetic.

11.3-14.3 Gcochcn.

55

44.25-44.5Crudely laminated inter-pillow or intra-flou sed?

45.45-45.6

48.1-48.3 * 48.9-49.05Conformable qtz veins or sweat intercalated with

host 3 ...........................................

49.4-49.65Breccia zone - cm sized angular frags cemented with qtz/chl.

56.6Material becomes nore homogeneous ie. fewer selvedges.

61.6-61.65 S 61.95-62.05Coarse grained, massive pink granite veins.

37.010-20X of core is bleached with

epidote.

45.45-45.6 Epidote bleached.

16.2-16.4'Streaked' with 1-2X fine disseminated

Pyrite.

37.0Material displays 1-3X disseminated Pyrite here.

Mineralized with 5-8X Pyrite.

Geochem 38.7-41.7.

Geochemed for Au.

45

Pyrite noise wanes here as well. Not nearly as blocky. More like typical BMA.




FROM TO



Conformable with fabric a

1cm chlorite and grundge (Fault ?).

97.9-98.2Fine to very fine grained, felsic dyke or sill

conformable a ..................................Massive, very siliceous - pinky beige. 5-10X phlog - fine grained.

198.2-98.25}Chlorite and grundge fault zone. Broken up core - but probably a .

105.3-105.35Qtz - epidote vein or sweat - conformable.

113.93-4cm of calcite, hematite, chlorite veining - crosscutting 3 .................................

114.15-114.55 Barren white qtz vein.Sharp contacts, lower contact intercalated with host a ..........................................

117.3-117.5Crosscutting chlorite, hematite, calcite vein 3.

4555

45

50

50

40

60

Geochem 75.3-78.3.

94.95-95.1Silicified and epidotized - possible

vein.

78.45-8X Py with siliceous selvedge (over

5cm).

81.22mm disseminated seam of Pyrite.

95.5-96.11-4X mn, mgt subhedral.

101.1-101.4Flecked with 5X fine to medium phlog.

3-4X disseminated Pyrite here.

*FLT*

106-109 Geochem.

120.4-128.03-8X qtz carb veining various attitudes.

122.4-122.6

Tec torn'zed area (fractured).

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FROM TO



150.0Strong fabric and selvedge laminae are a ..... Conformable qtz sweat or veins at: 151.1-151.2, 154.3-154.35, 156.35-156.4, 157.9-158.0 ft 161.9-162.1 all of which are

barren and white.

170.0-187.5Fairly homogneous ie few pillow selv's.

193.4-193.5Very irregular qtz, fsp vein.

213.9-214.0Qtz vein with minor fsp 3 ....

218.54cm possible shear a .

219.2-219.3Fsp qtz dyke l vein 9

222.31cm qtz. calc vein - vuggy 3

56

232.0-232.2Qtz - fsp vein massive, irregular a approximately

239.7-240.0

75

90

50

80

90

Strongly epidotized (pillow core ?)

142.5-142.95-6X 'gash-like' infilling of qtz,

calc, hem mn-cm random veins.

Still displays patchy epidote bleaching here and 1-3X qtz/carb veining.

Carb soaked.

229.25-229.325X epidote and hem in selvedge.

125.2-125.73-5X disseminated and clotted pyrite.

131.81-4mm Pyrite seam.

147.4-149.11-2X dusting of fine intrafolial

Pyrite.

Function of tectonics probably.

136-139

169-172 Geochem.

198.3-204.31-3X fine diss Pyrite.

1cm clot of Cpy here.

3 one cm clots of Cpy here.

218.5-221.5 Geochem.

233.52 x 6nm clot of Cpy.




FROM TO



Fractured calc, cbl, qtz vein, 4cm wide a

242.95< 1cm vuggy qtz/calc vein irregular.

258.7-260.0Fractured 2-4cm eh l, qtz, carb vein a

15

15

261.8-2621-2cm chl, qtz carb vein 9

261.2-262.03X hairline dendritic qtz carb

veining.

243.0-256.51-355 diss Pyrite noise.

260.0-261.03-4X disseminated intrafolial Pyrite.

246-249GcOCnGfTI.

274.5-275.3Shallow angle qtz vein breccialing host 3 ......Barren, white with 30X > cm sized angular mafic frags.

278.34cm fsp glorn reminiscent of BSF.

280.45-280.75InterpHlow or interflow sed.Contains diffuse siliceous patches.

275.3-238.13X random mm qtz-calc veining.

Possibly silicifeid. Minor hem, epidote.

Somewhat indistinct lower contact a 60

276.5One 4mn speck of Cpy observed.

278.15 t, 278.33cm zones of 10X disseminated Pyrite (secondary).

{280.5-280.6} *sm py*20-25X disseminated interconnected

Pyrite.5X disseminated Pyrite elsewhere in this zone.

275.3-275.7 Badly broken core.

276.5-279.5 Geochem.

Sawn and geochemed. Conductive across core.

281.80TO

288.50

BEDDED FELSIC TO MAFIC ASH TUFF *NLH*

Fine grained, grey green (with beige) bedded ash.Grades from felsic/int to mafic ash at approximately 286.6.Nicely bedded (mit-3cm beds) with local massive sections (20-50cm).Bedding and fabric a ............................Contains up to 10X mn ash frags of qtz, epidote

Patchy hydrothermal alteration unaltered with zones of moderate to strong alteration.

4-6X disseminated bedded Pyrite which grades to 3X with increasing mafic component.1-2X fine mgt (subhedral).

Sawn and geochemed (entire unit).

65




FROM TO



hb, bio and gnt. Definite ash textures.

284.6-284.7Otz vein digitated contacts S 65

284.7-284.8Mafic (hb rich) section crenulated and undulated fabric.

287.35-287.45Otz fsp hble pegmatitic dyke a ........

285.3-286.6

3-5X fine traces blades of anth ?, 10-15X fine biotite, chlorite, possible cord and locally (1-3X).Mm-cra punky gnt.

Trace leucoxene, epidote and hem.


70

70

288.2-288.5Moderate degree of hydrothermal alteration here.Fine, anth, ph log and possible cord

and trace gnt*

288.3-288.48-10X bedded Pyrite - primary.

288.50TO

297.50


Fine to medium grained, weakly foliated mafic, dark green, fabric a ............................Hb, plag and qtz with epidotized zones (6-20cm) (possible pillow cores ?), otherwise quite homogeneous, equigranular.

288.65-288.8Fine grained, grey green felsic dyke ?Homogeneous, massive, conformable contacts a

289.2-289.4Barren white qtz vein, massive a ............

70Unaltered hydrothermally epidotized pillow cores ? Local chlorite. IX qtz-carb veining.

288.5-288.653-4X cm sized punky gnt.

Chloritized.

Trace disseminated Pyrite. Can look intrusive.

288.5-291.6Geochem - metasomatism

70

70

293.8-293.9Red qtz fsp vein.

295.4-295.45

In badly broken core.




FROM TO

297.50TO

315.30



Qtz-calc vein. Very coarse grained a

Sharp lower contact, conformable 3 ..

80

75

One 1cm clot of Cpy here.

GABBRODark green, medium grained, mafic intrusive, moderately foliated a.............................Fairly homogeneous, equigranular, fairly typical.

297.9-298.0Very coarse grained, qtz and pink fsp. flanked by massive hble.

303.05-303.10Coarse irregular pink fsp vein a ................

65Unaltered hydrothermally. 1X fine powdery leucoxene. 1-2X qtz/carb veining. Local epidote bleaching.


304.1-304.15Microfaulted - almost brecciated, with 1-3mm qtz veins a..........................................

304.6 6 304.8Two more coarse pink fsp veins a ................


307.2-307.4Fine grained, mafic (raft ?) crosscutting fabric

311.0-311.1Intercalated qtz vein and host material aUndulated.

90

25

708076

40

80

Chloritized.

With gnt, hem, calc.

Disseminated and clotted Pyrite on lower contact.

3X Pyrite here.

315.30TO

316.65

INT/FELSIC BEDDED ASH TUFF *CRT7VLH7*

Fine to very fine grained, grey green, ash tuff. Massive with bedded sections dim-cm scale). Typically very fine grained, sugary qtz and chert flecked and bedded with hb and chlorite. Locally bedded with white fsp.

315.4-315.45 Cherty section.

315.452-3cm breccia zone, nrn-cm angular frags cemented

with hematized qtz and calc a ....................

Unaltered hydrothermal ly moderate chlorite (secondary). Trace fine leucoxene, local hem.

3X disseminated, intrafolial/bedded Pyrite (primary) trace nrt.

Sawn and geochemed.

75




FROM TO



315.45-315.9Massive, intermediate ash - flecked with mafics.

315.9-316.05 Cherty sections.

316.05-316.25Delicately bedded, chert, white fsp and mafics.

316.25-316.65Almost massive, very siliceous/cherty.

Lower contact marked by very coarse grained qtz fsp vein or dyke 3 approximately ................

Looks identical to ULH.

90

316.65TO

331.20

GABBRO *GB* Medium to coarse grained, dark green, mafic

intrusive, weakly to moderately foliated a .. Homogeneous, equigranular, typical.

316.65-316.8570X pegmatitic qtz, fsp intercalated with

massive medium grained hb.

317.2-317.95 S. 318.1-318.6 Massive medium grained, white felsic dykes, granitic. Sharp contacts a ...........................Lower contact of lower dyke - 3cm breccia.

319.0-319.25Barren white qtz vein.Upper contact irregular, lower sharp a .....

71Unaltered.1-2X leucoxene.1-2X qtz/carb veining.


75

90

323.9-324.15Very fine grained, siliceous dyke or possible rafted CRT ? Massive, vuggy 5X nrn, grey with red staining.

325.0-331.2Massive.Sharp lower contact a ........................ 65

Somewhat rusty.

Chloritic contact.

3X fine disseminated Pyrite ubiquitous.

Sawn and geochemed.




FROM TO



331.20TO

356.30


Fine grained, drak green, unaltered mafic which grades into medium to coarse grained, blue, grey and beige, pervasive altered mafic. (356.3).Moderately well foliated, fabrics ..............Laminated, hble vs qtz 4 plag (tnm-cm) typical of

pillow selv's are observed every 20-60cm.Epidote bleached pillow cores (10-30cm zones).

68

Chlorite and grundge and qtz carb breccia. Major fault.

332.9-333.2Brecciated host imt-3cni angular chunks cemented

with approximately 15X fine qtz.

342.3-342.35Qtz f sp vein a ................................ 70

346.15-346.25Fine grained, beige qtz/fsp vein - intercalated

with host.

350.8-350.85Calc soaked qtz vein a ......................... 85

(354.0-354.2l> *minz'd sed* Mineralized intraflow sed? Fine, siliceous.

Unaltered hydrothermally until 356.3 where material grades into pervasive alteration.Epidote bleached pillow cores.1-3X qtz veining.Minor secondary chlorite.

331.5-331.7 Strongly chloritized.

IX disseminated Pyrite. Local Po S CP (see below).

Hydrothermally altered BMA !!

343.5-352.03-4X random qtz./calc veinlets.

2-3X clotted Cpy here.

Clotted with 2X Po.

343.12-3cm discontinuous Po (*Py) vein or clot.

343.6-344.02-3X disseminated Pyrite.

Tectonic.

wFLTw

334.4-337.4Geochem.

Silicified ? Epidotized.

354.0-354.125-30X Py'ft Cpy - disseminated,

i nterconnected.Sawn and assayed. Est: 2X Cu

.10m.

356.30TO

366.15

ALTERED MAFIC FLOW *ALT BMA*

356.3-366.15Gradational contact to fine grained, then very coarse grained, massive pervasive alteration. Heterogeneous with percentage of each mineral.

356.3-366.15 Pervasive alteration. Grain size (and degree of alteration?) increases from 356.3-358.0.

1-3X disseminated intrafolial Pyrite. 1X - disseminated Po. Trace sph?




FROM TO



10-20ctn intense bio/ph log sections perhaps representing pillow selvedges. Some (3-5X) diffuse mottled siliceous patches and lenses. (1x3cm typically).

365.5-366.15Coarse grained, massive.

Lower contact marked by Banded qtz a ...........

Cord, bio/phlog, anthoph.Local gnt rim-cm punky, subhedral.

363.35-365.5Fine grained, homogeneous - still

contains alteration mineralogy however probably weaker degree of alteration.

Pervasive alteration here.

Sawn and geochem from 356.6-358.6 t 359.9-361.9.

'drag folded ?'85

366.15TO

366.85

ALTERED INTER MEDIATE TUFF*ALT I NT TU FF*

Fine grained, grey green and beige pervasive alteration.Fine siliceous groundmass with variable amounts

of phlog. St cord.Locally bedded ?

366.15-366.3Banded qtz, not convincing for bedding.Undulated or drag folded.

366.5Chert bands - suggestive of bedding.Sharp lower contact with dyke a ................

Pervasive alteration.

Phlog 10-20XCord > 10XModerate secondary chlorite.

Trace disseminated Pyrite. Sawn and geochemed.

70

GABBRO *GB*

E.O.H.

Fine grained, dark green, mafic intrusive. Massive to weakly foliated a ...............Local cm round hb 'knubblies 1 , homogeneous,

typical.

374.5-374.7Fine to very fine grained, felsic dyke aMassive, siliceous, punky green.

79

90

374.7-379.5Fine grained section.

378.93cm breccia zone - ehl qtz cement with mm-2cm

1-2X leucoxene.1-2X qtz/carb veining.

Chlorite, carb alteration.

378.6-379.0 weakly silicified ?


1-3X disseminated fine grained Pyrite here.

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FROM TO



angular host frags a 55

382.4-386.255-1OX qtz as multi cm blebs and veins.

Gradational lower contact with granophyric phase.

(391.65-407.7|' granophyric phase* of GB? Medium grained mildly foliated intermediate. Blue green, homogeneous.Looks just like GB only much more siliceous. Fine grained, crystalline (sugary) groundmass.

Gradational lower contact into typical dark green medium to coarse grained mildly foliated GB. Fabric a ........................................

408.43cm white qtz vein a ............................

419.5-419.6Pink to red GR peg 3

419.6GB is strongly foliated a

449.2-449.35Qtz vein intercalated with 20X host material.

460.0-460.051ram-5mm angular brecciated host frags in qtz

chlorite 'cement' a ..........................

4460.75-461.0} *CRT* t -1461.35-462.251- *CRT*

73

75

75

75

70

Local moderate development of Biotite. Epidote bleached 'spots' (multi cm). 2-3X fine leucoxene.

424.6-424.95 Minor hem staining.

426.7-426.85 Epidote bleached.

435.8-435.9Silicified and weakly hem stained.

455.3-455.4 Silicified.

2-3X mt.Trace disseminated Pyrite.

Geochemed.

Clotted with 3X Pyrite.

424.81-2cm seam of clotted Po in qtz vein.

Mineralized with 15X fine disseminated Pyrite.

460.15X Pyrite in boudined 3cm qtz vein.




FROM TO


Rafted. Fine grained, grey green, homogeneous ash. Intermediate composition.

Moderately foliated a ...........................

460.05-468.48 Medium to coarse grained, typical GB.

End of Hole.

ANGLE TO CA

7575

ALTERATION

Weakly altered ? Ch Ion' t i zed (secondary). Trace leucoxene. Trace carb.Possibly (vewry fine) trace oftransluscent anthoph.

468.9-469.3 Phlogopitic.

MINERALIZATION

3X fine - bedded Pyrite.

REMARKS

Sawn and geochemed.


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719.6m

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WL-44 Se WL-46

SCALE: 1:5000

TB 646436

TB 646435

TB 646438

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TB 646439TB 646434

TB 646430

4-0

TB 646431

WL-46

T135m

30m

TB 646432

DRILL HOLE LOCATION PLAN

WL-44 Se WL-46

SCALE: 1:5000

of.

tvMnisliy olNorthern Devolopmontand Minos

Ontario

W9140

Mnning Act Report of Work

zs ROPE LAKE 900

Name and Address of Recorded Holder

MINNOVA Inc.

SUITE 700, 4 KING STREET, WEST, TORONTO, ONTARIO M5H 3X1Summary of Distribution of Credits and Work PerformanceMining Division

THUNDER BA^-^ ̂ ^Township or AreaôpfT LAKE ANO"

PAYS PLVpMDT ~~Total Assessment Credits Claimed

Type of Work Performed (Check one only)

G Manual Work

. _ .Shaft Sinking Drifting or other U Lateral Work

[^Mechanical equipment

i i Power Stripping other than Manual 1 _ 1 (maximum credit allowed - 100 days

per claim) [Jj Diamond or other Core drilling

Q] Core Specimens

Mining Claim

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Days Cr.

Mining Claim

Prefix Number

Prospector's Licence No.

T-556Telephone No.

(807)623-1511

Work Days Cr.

-

Mining Claim

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Days Cr.

Dates when work was performed

From: OCTORFR^1983 To: AUGUST*-' 1988Total No. of Days Performed

R0?fi

Total No. of Days Claimed

nTotal No. ol Days to be Claimed at a Future Date

Rn?R

All the work was performed on Mining Claim(s): indicate no. of days performed on each claim. ^JSee note No. 1 on reverse side)lining Claim

TB 646435

No ol Days

2196

Mining Clnim No. of Days

TB 64643^ 381

Mining Claim

TB 386768Mining Claim

TB 646439

No. ol Days

1312No. ol Days

996

Mining Clniin No of Days

Mining Claim No ol Days

Mining Claim

IRJ&4&431Mining Claim

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No of Days

Mining Claim

TB 646433Mining Claim

No of Days

No. ol Days

Required Information eg. type of equipment, Names, Addresses, etc. (See Table on reverse side) If space below is insufficient, attach schedules with required information and location sketchesODH WL-08 TB 535914 1378 Ft. Oct. 19th- Nov. 8th, 1983 MCKNIGHT DRILLING CO. Ltd.

)DH WL-26

DDH WL-43

)DH WL-44

3DH WL-46

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

TB

386768

646433

646435

646438

646439

646431

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1437

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381

996

328

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23rd

1 2th

25th

Total

July

- Sept. 13th, 1985

- June

- July

22nd,

22nd,

1988

1988

ST. LAMBERT DRILLING CO. LTD.

N. MORISSETTE CANADA Inc.


Footage DDH-WL-44 2361'25th

Total Foe

- Aug. 30th, 1988

)tage DDH WL-46 1

N. MORISSETTE CANADA Inc.540'

'IcKNIGHT DRILLING CO. LTD.,

ill BRUCE STREET, P.O. BOX 906,

IAILEYBURY, ONTARIO POJ 1KO

ST. LAMBERT DRILLING CO. LTD.,

P. 0. BOX 473

VALLEYFIELD, QUEBEC J6S 4V7


310 NIVEN ST. P.O.BOX 789

HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO POJ IK

certification of Beneficial Interest * (See Note No. 2 on reverse side)1 hereby certify that, at the time the work was performed, the claims covered in this report of work were recorded in the current recorded holder's name or held under a beneficial inlorest by the current recorded holder.

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ertification Verifying Report of Work IAN R.MORRISON - AS AGENThereby certify that l have a personal and intimate knowledge of the facts set forth in the Report of Work annexed hereto, having performed the work

jr witnessed same during and/or after its completion and the annexed report i s true.Jame and Address ot Person Certifying "

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