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SUMMARY REPORTOP THE

STRIPPING/WASHING PROORAMON THE

COLLIN PROPERTYDELORO TOWNSHIP

PORCUPINE MINING DISTRICTOPAP f 90-506 6 90-507

August 19, 1990 Ken , HBSe

LAPIERRE EXPLORATION SERVICES INC.

P.O. Box 1021, Timmins, Ontario P4N 7H6 (705) 267-7389

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INTRODUCTION

At the request of Denis and Raymond Col l in, this report was

prepared for the purpose of:

1) Satisfying OPAP Regulations

2) Highlighting the historical and geological setting of the

claim group.

3) Determining if any anomalous areas can be defined within the

stripped areas.

4) Determining if the results and observations justify

continued exploration of the property.

Sources of information contained in this report were

obtained from Ministry of Northern Development and Mines

assessment files, consultants reports, supervision of the present

program, as well as, mapping and sampling of the stripped/washed

areas of the 1990 OPAP study.


P.O. Box 1021, Timmins, Ontario P4N 7H6 (705)267-7389

PROPERTY : LOCATION AMD^

The property is comprised of 3 unpatented mining claims

located in the central portion of Deloro Township, Porcupine

Mining Division, District of Cochrane, Ontario, Canada (Figure

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The claim numbers for the claim block under consideration of

this OPAP study are P1132990, P1132991 and P1132978 (Figure 2).

ACCESSIBILITY. CLIMATE. LOCAL RESOURCES

Access to the property is by means of the Timmins "back

road" from either Timmins or South Porcupine to the Aunor Mine

turnoff, then a distance of approximately l mile to the Aunor

Mine. At the Aunor Mine entrance, a bush road continues south a

distance of approximately 2.0 miles to the property (Figure 3).

Climatic conditions are typical for this part of Northern

Ontario. Temperatures range from -45 degrees celsius to +30

degrees celsius.

Availability of electrical power is located north at the

Delnite townsite.

Water resources are available within the property. Mining

supplies and manpower are located in Timmins and South Porcupine.


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PREVIOUS WORK

Limited exploration has been conducted on all or parts of

the claim group by previous owners. More recently, Canadian

Nickel Company, in 1975, completed geological mapping and a

magnetometer and VLP survey. Canamax also completed geological

mapping in 1982. Noranda Exploration in 1984 and Findore

Minerals Inc. in 1987 both completed magnetometer and VLF

surveys. Assessment files pertinent to the claim block are T-

1563, 1978, 2710 and 2791.

GEOLOGY:

r-Regional Geology:

The geology of the Timmins areas consists predominantly of

Precambrian (Archean and Proterozoic) metavolcanics and

metasediments. The Precambrian rocks were later covered

partially by unconsolidated Cenozoic deposits (Figure 3).

The Precambrian rocks represent a 40,000' thick sequence of lower

to middle greenschist facies volcanics and sediments that are

divided into three groups. From oldest to youngest the three

groups are known as the Deloro, Tisdale and Porcupine Groups.

LAPIERRE EXPLORATION SERVICES INC.P.O. Box 1021, Timmins, Ontario P4N 7H6 (705)267-7389

CThe Deloro group is a 16,000' sequence composed of basal

ultramafics, andesites and basalt flows followed by dacite flows,

calc-alkaline rhyolite and dacite pyroclastic rocks and oxide to

sulphide facies iron formations. The Tisdale group is a 14,000'

thick sequence composed of basal ultramafic volcanics and

komatiites followed by tholeitic basalts and calc-alkaline

pyroclastic rocks. The Porcupine group is a 10,000' thick

sequence composed of interlayered wacke, siltstone and

conglomerate.

The rocks of the Timmins area were then intruded by sill-

like bodies and dikes composed of felsic to mafic components.

Stratigraphic displacement of rock types range from tens of

{""^ feet to thousands of feet. The most prominent fault in the area

is called the Destor Porcupine Fault (Figure 3). This major

structural break trends northeast, dips steeply north and has a

width in excess of 400'. Other younger fault systems traversing

the area are the Montreal River Fault and the Burrows Benedict

Fault Systems.

Structurally, the area lies within the Superior Province of

the Canadian Shield. North of the Destor Porcupine Fault, 2

major series of deformational-metamorphic events altered the

rocks in the region;

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1) Initial north trending series of folds

2) Subsequent refolding about an east-northeast trending series

of shear folds. (F\ôa4).

South of the Destor-Porcupine Fault and east-west trending

series of folds produced a major structural domain known as

the Shaw dome (Figure 5).

Local Geology/Geophysics:

The following information is based on D.R. Pyke's 1982 OGS

report: Geology of the Timmins Area, ODM maps and reports and

geological mapping surveys carried out by previous owners of the

^ claim block. It was felt the previous geological mapping was

adequate on the claim block and as a result it would not be

prudent to include another geological mapping program toward the

outcome of this OPAP study.

The geology of the claim group consists predominantly of the

middle to upper formations of the Deloro Group. The claims are

underlain generally by north dipping east-west trending calc-

alkaline basalts and andesites, pyroclastic rocks and sulphide to

oxide facies iron formation. The Destor-Porcupine Fault is

stratigraphically above these formations and is located

approximately 3/4 of a mile northward.


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\^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Figure ^'-Diagrammatic sketch showing Interpretation of main part of the Timmins gold-camp; Illus

trates tho refolding of ah anticlinal structure (now represented b/tha South and North Tisdale Anticlines) about the easterly trending Porcupine Syncline.

Taken from D.R.Pyke's Report t 219, O.G.S..#

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cRefer to Canamax's assessment file T-1978 for a more detailed

account of the property geology.

A geophysical survey conducted by M. Hlava for Findore

Minerals in 1987 outlined several conductive zones of interest

(Assessment File T-2710). Of particular interest is "Anomaly l"

where a magnetometer high changed to a magnetometer low which

corresponded to a VLF Fraser Filter signature of 29 (Figure 6).

This anomaly was interpreted to be caused by alteration of the

underlying strata (Hlava, 1987). Prior to this OPAP study,

"Anomaly l" was not tested for its' gold potential.

Scope of Program;

( Compilation of existing data on the property concluded that

a geology and several geophysical surveys adequately tested the

claim block. Several zones of interest were detected, in

particular "Anomaly l" by Hlava (1987). This anomaly was never

identified for its' gold potential. Prospecting of the area

concluded that a major stripping/washing/mapping and sampling

program of the near surface strata could explain "Anomaly l" and

locate, if any, any auriferous horizons.


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rGeology of Stripped Areas:

Pocket l has a completed map outlining the geology for all

stripped areas, sample locations and gold results and the

location to a nearby claim post (#2 post of 1132990).

The geology of the stripped area has verified that the

stratigraphic location of the property belongs to the upper parts

of the Deloro Group, North-northwest trending, northeast dipping

intermediate to mafic volcanics, tuffs, felsic agglomerates and

sulphide to oxide facies iron formations have all been intruded

by a gabbro-type intrusion. No major offsets or shearing was

observed. Local fe-weathering of the mafic volcanics occurred

proximal to the gabbro intrusive. Mineralization consisted of

pyrite in small quartz rich veinlets which were located in minor

concentrations throughout the volcanic package.

Assay Results of Stripped Areas;

A total of 16 grab samples were analyzed at Swastika

Laboratories using conventional fire assay techniques using a l

assay ton weight. Four of these samples were also analyzed using

"geo-scan" techniques for Ag, Al, As, Bi, Ga, Cd, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe,

Mg, Mn, Mo, Ni, P, Pb, S, Sb, Sr, Th, U, V, W, and Zn. Refer to

Appendix I for all assay results.

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Of the 16 samples taken, 3 samples returned gold values well

above the average for all 16 samples (255ppb Au). These are;

sample l 4412 yielded 312ppb Au, 14411 yielded 730ppb Au and

4408 yielded a cheque value of 2800ppb Au. All 3 samples were

taken from a sulphide (magnetite) rich iron formation proximal to

the gabbro contact.

Appendix II outlines the dates the work was carried out, the

names of all persons who performed the work, and the equipment

used.

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rCONCLUSIONS AND OBSERVATIONS

1) Since 1975 several geological and geophysical surveys on the

claim block identified several areas for further study.

2) Hlava's VLF signature and the mag high to mag low

interpretation could be the result of the magnetite rich

iron formation (mag high) abutting against the gabbro (mag

low) intrusion. Local alteration does occur proximal to the

gabbro intrusion in the mafic volcanics.

3) Anomalous gold values up to 2806ppb have been recorded fromr^the exposed strata. The highest three gold values are

associated in sulphide rich iron formation in close

proximity to a gabbro intrusion. Local remobilization of

gold bearing fluids may have taken place in this area.

4) The OPAP study was highly successful in locating, exposing

and defining an anomalous area where gold mineralization is

associated within iron formation in close proximity to a

gabbro intrusion.

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LAPIERRE EXPLORATION SERVICES INC.P.O. Box 1021, Timmins, Ontario P4N 7H6 ___ ___________________(705) 267-7389

cRECOMMENDATIONS

Based on the successful completion of this OPAP study, a follow-up exploration program is justified and recommended. The follow-up program should include linecutting and a detailed

magnetometer survey over and along strike of the anomalous area, paying special attention to any major magnetic variation in the underlying strata which may correlate with other iron

f ormation/gabbro contacts. This program should also include detailed channel sampling of the area presently exposed as well as further stripping/washing/mapping/sampling of favourable areas detected by the magnetic survey. The success of this follow-up program could enhance the property to the diamond drilling stage.

Respectfully Submitted,

Kenneth Lapierre, HBSc

r.APIERRE EXPLORATION SERVICES INC.P.O. Box 1021, Timmins. Ontario P4N 7H6_____________-_______________(705) 267-7389

rDECLARATION

I, Kenneth Lapierre, of the City of Timmins, Province of Ontario,

Canada, do state:

1) That I am a practising Consulting Geologist with an office at Suite 17 - Hollinger Building, 637 Algonquin Blvd. E., Timmins, Ontario, and that my mailing address is P.O. Box 1021, Timmins, Ontario, P4N 7H6.

2) That I am a graduate with the Degree of Honours Bachelor of Science majoring in Geology from the University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada.

3) That I have practised my profession as Consulting Geologist since my graduation from the University of Western Ontario in 1983.

4) That I am an Associate Fellow of the Geological Association of Canada, and member of the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada.

5) That I am familiar with the material in this report, having examined the material myself, and that I visited the property on several occasions in 1990.

6) That I do not have any interest in the property nor do Iexpect to have any interest in the property in the future.

Dated this 19th day of August 1990, Timmins, Ontario

Ken Lapierre, HBSc Consultant Geologi

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Established 1928

Swastika LaboratoriesA Division of Assayers Corporation Ltd.

Assaying - Consulting - Representation

Geochemical Analysis Certificatecomp,ny: LAPIERRE EXPL. SERVICESProject: DELORO TWP-3Ann: KEN LAPIERRE

OT-0399-RG1

Date. AUG-OI-90 Cbpy l. P.O.BOX 1021.TIMMINS.ONT. P4N 7H6

We hereby certify the following Geochemical Analysis of 4 ROCK samples submitted JUL-30-90 by .

Sample Number

Au Au check ppb ppb

4405440844124420

522825

31226

2787

Certified by

G. Lebel l Manager

P.O. Box 10, Swastika, Ontario POK1TO Telephone (705)642-3244 FAX (705)642-3300


Established 1928

Swastika LaboratoriesA Division of Assayers Corporation Ltd.


Assay CertificateCompnny: LAPIERRE EXPL. SERVICESProject: DELORO TWP-3Aitn: KEN LAPIERRE

We hereby certify the following Assay of 12 ROCK samples submitted JUL-30-90 by .

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OT-0400 RAI

DMC: AUG-02-90P.O.BOX 1021.TIMMINS. ONT. P4N 7116

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24 Nil 10

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Certified by

G. Lebel / Manager

P.O. Box 10. Swastika, Ontario POK1TO Telephone (705)642-3244 FAX (705)642-3300


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TO BE COMPLETED BY SUCCESSFUL GRANTEES AFTER PROJECT COMPLETION AND ACCOMPANIED BY WRITTEN REPORTS, MAPS, ETC.

Name

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Listof Other Co-owners of the Property that Worked on Project

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I. WORK PERFORMED BY APPLICANT (Summary of Section IV)

1. Project area/name r^VprO ""Woo^Vv v ^ ~(ôlV VV^ \

Traditional Prospecting

Geological surveys

Geophysical surveys

Geochemical surveys

Drilling

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scale —————

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1. WORK PERFORMED BY APPLICANT (Continued)

2. Project area/name _________________________ No. Days WorkedBy Applicant

Traditional Prospecting no. of samples _____________________ ——^^—^-^——Geological surveys scale___________________________ ^——-^—-—^-—-Geophysical surveys type ____________ miles/km.Geochemical surveys type ___________ no. of samplesDrilling type -————.——.— ft/m ^——^—Stripping/Trenching method __^___^___^____^____Other type ^—^^^——^^-—^^——.^^-——

TOTAL ————TOTAL DAYS (ALL PROJECTS) A. ——— (Attach additional sheets for additional project areas as required)

II. DETAILED LIST OF EXPENDITURES (Summarize in Section III)

Date Recipient of Payment Explanation Amount 31 WlP LtMXtmD ^m-^C{u W

S\ . I'Ko /\\fl.oeM______ QacrW3e.-v^(rovn. itk-pp rISO'00

Mileage rate claimed ________;_______ km at 300/km................................(Attach additional sheets as required)

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III. EXPENDITURES (total of all projects) - Summary of I and II

1. Number of Working Days (A) x $100/day ...............1^..(^ft^p.............

2. Analyses/Assay Costs................................................................................3. Equipment Rentals/Supplies ............................ i ....................................... S l bOC) ' OD4. Contract Services (State Type) ..^^\ra^Pw\...Q^?fe.vâ!CX\rvT......... $ __5. Travel (state method: road, air, etc.)........................................................ S ——6. Food and Accommodation ......................................................................... $___•O^C' "OP7. Other Expenses (Specify).......................................................................... $ ——^—-———^^—

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V. SIGNIFICANT RESULTS (if any)

Project Area

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New Showings and/or Anomalies

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Au.Best Analyses

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VI. CLAIMS STAKED DURING/AFTER PROSPECTING ACTIVITY

Project Area Claim Numbers

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Number of Claims

VII. OPTION AGREEMENTS RESULTING FROM OPAP PROJECT

Optionee Property/Claims

Khi_____ ___________Dollar Value of

Work Commitment

The Ministry of Northern Development and Mines may verify all statements related to and made herein this application.

1. I am the person named in the Application for Grant under the Ontario Prospectors Assistance Program.2. I have complied with all the requirements of the said program.

3. I understand that it is an offence under the Ontario Mineral Exploration Act, 1989, to make a false or misleading statement and that all statements and all other information submitted in support of the said application are true and correct.

4. I am not actively engaged in mineral production anywhere in the world, nor am I a representative of a person who is actively engaged in mineral production anywhere in the world.

5. I am not an associate of, nor do I represent an affiliated corporation or an associate of any person actively engaged in mineral production anywhere in the world.

6. The mineral exploration project that is the subject of the said application will not receive Federal Govern ment or other Ontario Government financial assistance.

It is an Offence under subsection 8(1)(A) of the Ontario Mineral Exploration Act, 1989 to know ingly furnish false or misleading information.

Personal information on this form is obtained under the authority of the Ontario Mineral Exploration Act. 1989. sections 2, 3 and 4 and the Ontario Prospectos Assistance Program Regulation, sections 4, 5 and 6. The financial and technical information will be used for the purpose of determining the eligibility of the applicant to

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I. TRAVAUX EFFECTUES PAR LE (LA) DEMANDEUR(EUSE) (Resume de la Partie IV)1. Norn ou endroit du proiet

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TRAVAUX EFFECTUES PAR LE (LA) DEMANDEUR(EUSE) (Resume de la Partie IV)

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i. TRAVAUX EFFECTUES PAR LE (LA) DEMANDEUR(EUSE) (suite)

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TOTAL DES JOURS (TOUS LES PROJETS) A(Ajoutez des feuilles au besoin pour chaque projet additionnel)

II. LISTE DETAILLEE DES DEFENSES (h resumer dans la Partie III)Date Creancier(ere) Explication

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III. DEFENSES (de tous les projets) - Sommaire des Parties I et II

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1. Nombre de jours de travail (A) x 100 S par jour2. Gouts des analyses et essais ...............................

3. Location de materiel/Fournitures ...........,..........4. Services contractuels (pr^cisez quel genre) .5. Deplacements (precisez : par route, avion, etc.)6. Repas et hebergement.....................................................................7. Autres depenses (pr6cisez)..............................................................

TOTAL DES DEPENSES

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VII. ENTENTES SUR LES OPTIONS RESULTANT DU PROJET PAPOTitulaire de 1'option Proprietes/Concessions Travaux engages

Le ministere du DeVeloppement du Nord et des Mines se reserve le droit de verifier toute declaration relative a et enoncee dans cette demande.1. Je suis le soussign^ ou la soussign6e de cette demande de subvention dans le cadre du Programme d'aide

aux prospecteurs de 1'Ontario.2. J'ai respecte tous les reglements dudit programme.3. Je comprends qu'une fausse declaration consisterait d'une infraction a la Loi de 1989 sur 1'exploration

miniere en Ontario et j'atteste que tous les 6nonc6s relatifs a cette demande et les pieces justificatives sont veritables et exacts.

4. Je ne participe ou ne repr^sente aucune personne qui participe a aucune exploitation de min6raux se poursuivant actuellement dans le monde.

5. Je ne suis pas associeXe), representant ou representante d'aucune entreprise liee, ou associe(e) d'aucune personne qui actuellement est engagee dans 1'exploitation de mindraux dans le monde.

6. Le projet d'exploration miniere faisant 1'objet de la presente demande ne recevra aucune autre aide finan- ciere du Gouvernement de 1'Ontario ou du Gouvernement federal.

C'est une infraction au paragraphe 8(l)(a) de la Loi de 1989 sur 1'exploration miniere que de fournir sciemment des renseignements qui soient faux ou trompeurs.

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EXSICS EXPLORATION LIMITEDCONTRACTING A CONSULTING GEOPHYSICS

Tel. (705) 267-4151 P.O Box 1880Timmins, Ontario P4N 7X1

INVOICE f: 795 PROJECT f: E-369

ON ACCOUNT WITH: Raymond 6 Denis Col l in174 Bannerman Street TIMMINS, ONTARIO

RE: Equipment Rental for the Period of May 5 - June 3, 1990

AT A RATE OF:

Rental charges for the Backhoe, fuel, wajax pumps, water hoses, shovels, picks, chainsaws (2), mob and demob:

4 Weeks Rental @ S2300.00/week...............fry,200.00

TOTAL OF THIS INVOICE: S9,200.00

DATE: September 21, 1990

SIGNED;

rPayment due upon receipt of invoice. No statements issued. Terms: Net 30, 2% interest per month on overdue accounts.

rAugust 31, 1990.

R. Collin/D. Collin 174 Bannerman Timmins, Ontario P4N 2Y6

Re: OPAP Study #90-506 A #90-507

Invoice # 0209

Dear Sirs,

plvaaa find * completed final report en your Deloro Township Property.

This invoice is for services rendered on this property and is now payable.

The services completed, among other things, included compilation of existing assessment data at the Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, prospecting of the property to confirm Canamax's geological survey, location of the areas to be explored, detailed mapping of the exposed areas, sampling and assaying of any areas of interest and the final report for the OPAP Study which can be applied for assessment credits on your property.

TOTAL CONTRACT PRICE OF THE ABOVE SERVICES.......................42,800.00

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This invoice has been I/aidLapiafre HBSc.

Consultant Geologist


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SWASTIKA LABORATORIES(A DIMSION OF ASSAYER9 CORPORATION UMtTED)

P.O. BOX 10, SWASTIKA, ONTARIO POK 1TO TELEPHONE: (705) 642-3244 FAX (70S) 642-3300

Lapierre Exploration Services .. -— -. .— .......Box 1021Timmins, Ontario - . ...~....————.——~———...P4N 7H6

1.5Vo LATE CHARGE OVER 30 DAYS (ANNUAL RATE 18"/o)

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FACTURE/INVOICE ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS * ASSAYERS * CONSULTANTSESTABLISHED 1928

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SWASTIKA LABORATORIES(A DMSION OF ASSAYERS CORPORATION UMTED)

P.O. BOX 10. SVWVSTIKA. ONTARIO POK 1 TO TELEPHONE: (70S) 642-3244 FAX (705) 642-3300

Lapierre Exploration Services Box 1021 ( Timmins, Ontario , — ..-—-. 7H6 " ~

1.50Xo LATE CHARGE OVER 30 DAYS (ANNUAL RATE 18Vo)

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Ministry of 'f, - "' s : ?-^ Northern Development and Mines ^*- '

Ontario

DOCUMENT, No,.4aA86NW8157 63.5439 DELORO 900

Expenditures.- Refer to Sections 76 and 77, Ihe Mining Act for assessment work

requirements and Ihe reverse side of this form for table of Information.Mining Report of Work

Name and Address of Recorded Holder'''•^S&^^^Â GftUm

Summary of Distribution of Credits and Work PerformanceMining Division

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Mining Claim No. of Days'iiw\ô| sôMining Claim No. of Days

Mining Claim

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No. of Days

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Mining Claim No. of Days

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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 sketches

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R P r. l V (5 UCertification 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 Interest by the current recorded holder.

RecoMM HotdvV or Agent (Slgnatura)

Certification Verifying Report of Workl hereby 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 or witnessed same during and/or after its completion and the annexed report is true.Name and

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Sample** 4405440644074408440944104411441244134414441544164417441844194420

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PROPERTY LOCATION

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DELORO TWP. 1:20,000

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DELORO TOWNSHIP

COLLIN PROPERTY

OPAP OP 90-506 OP 90-507

Mop by Ken Lapierre August 1990 Drawn by P.G.

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