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Anbil Explorations(Sudbury)K.R.#i,Site 2,Box 36

Val Caron, ON. P0M 3A0

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Magnetometer S* VLF Surveys Gordon Salo's Property

Truman TWP.Sudbury Mining Division

Ontario

RECEIVED

MAY 11 1888

MINING LANDS SECTION

April 23, 1988

Val Lime i ab t? l s Sal oDisk NO. 1-1f- i L en ames s Gor d . d at

Gord2.dat Report Letter

Nei l RichardsonJohn WatkinsGeological Technologists

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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INSTRUMENT

PROPERTY AND LOCATION

ACCESS AND FACILITIES

HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT

GEOF-HYSICAL SURVEYSElectromaqnet survey .

Magnetic Survey

CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

CERTIFICATE

REFERENCES

APPENDIX A: Base Map

B: Mag Plot

C: VLF Plot

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This reoort covars Magnetic and VLF surveys carriad out OH -S c j. a l ^.-

in "ruff-ar, Twp , , Sudbury Mining Division, Ontario, -for Mr. Gordon Salo.

address;?.O. Box 36 Station B, Sudbury,ON. P3E 4N3)

The field wark and the interpretation o-f the data were complstad by

Vibil Explorations(Sudbury). The instrument used was a EDA Omni P", ut,,

the operators were John Watkins and Neil Richardson.

INSTRUMENT

The instrument used during the survey MAS an EDA Omni Plus which

reads magnetic total -Field to an accuracy of G), l nT. The method o-f

diurnal correction was performed using th* tie-line method. VLF

readings where taken using Cutler, Mains at 17.3 kHz. A total

number o-f 5213 readings where taken at 23m spacing.

PROPERTY AND LOCATION

The property consists o-f 6 claims: S943S94 to S94359Q incl. plus

S984043, which lies in Truman TWP.

All 6 claims are located in th* Central-Eastern section of Truman

TWP. in the Sudbury Mining Division, Ontario.

ACCESS AND FACILITIES

The property can b* accessed via Highway 17 West, to a town call ad

Whitefish, ON. Highway 349, which lead* to th* north shore of Lake

Panache; traveling west on the north shor* road for approximately

7 miles, is the location of Gordon Salo'* camp. Access to the claims

from here is by boat in the summer or snowmobile in the winter. Tha

claims are located on the south shore across from his camp.

The only ? 5. c: L :'. t y t c r.ota on the claim* is the picket line gri

sy-srcem at 2E53 feet or apprax. 61 meter spacing; which were cut by-

chain sa* i.-! the fall of 1937. A total of 8 line miles or 13 km,

where cut and chained starting on October 19, 1987 and the report

completed and submitted to Mr.Sardon Salo on April 23, 19S8.

HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT

The claims have no previous recorded assessment work, althouch c-:

the property there are a number of old pits and trenches with

mineralisation in them. The ground had been staked in the early -^i F Li

Mr. Gordon Salo had done same preliminary manual stripping before tha

the line cutting and geophysical survey were completed.

GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS

Electromagnetic Survey - Three strong VLF anomalies were located on

the claim group; with a number of weak VLF anomalies having no

particular significance. I will lab*l the anomalies as A,B and C

Anomaly "A": Anomaly "A" is located to the south of pit # l,

which has massive sulphide* throughout it. This anomaly appears to

be a structure anomaly such ** a -fault or it is related to the dry

cedar swamp. This anomaly is directly associated with the massive

sulphides located in pit* 1. This VLF anomaly is associated with

the magnetic anomaly on line 366 E. It has a strike lenght of approx.

700 meters. This anomaly strikes N 45 E and then turns @ 500 N to

approx. N 80 E on line 305 E. It is open in both directions along

strike.

Anomaly "B": Anomaly "B" is located to the south of pit 3 and 5.

This anomaly trends S approx. N 45 E and therefore appears to be

150 meter offset extension of anomaly "A".

Arcitaly "C": Anomaly "C" This is an offset anamlay that trends

appro*. N 75 E and strikes for about 100 meters. This anamlay

occurs an lines 244,335 East and about 400 N, This anomaly is an

off se t of aricmlay "ft". This anomlay is also related to structure

such as: fault,or lineation.

Magnetic Survey - One anomaly was located on the claim group just

to the SE of pit l

Anomaly "A": Anomaly "A" is just to the SE o-f pit l, which

contains massive sulphides. Pyrrhotite, which is present with the

sulphides, is ^esponsable -for the high readings. This anomaly doesn't

have much significance as it is the only anomaly throughout the survey

area.

CONCLUSION fc RECOMMENDATIONS

Corel j. s i on s

With the geophysical survey completed and significant VLF and

magneti c anomaly outlined, the massive sulphide in pit "l" appears tc

have little strike length because o-f low magnetic values.

Recammenciati an-s

I would recommend that an EM survey be.conducted on the strong

VLF and magnetic anomalies be-fore any -further work be approved.

If this phase comes out positive geological mapping and

sampling of the property should commence.

Estimate or Cost s

Phase i: Electromagnetic survey (HEM) 10 km SI ^ISO/km

Rounded Total " 41500.00

Phase 2: Geological Mapping 3 4200/day * 7 days Sampling 9 * 1 5/ samp l e * 100 sampler

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Rounded Total

P h aa. l i- Phasa 2 Contingencies 107. Total Comt ————— -

Rounded Total

42900.00

44400.004440.00

44840.00

49000.00

This report is respect-fully submitted by i

April 23, 1988 Sudbury, ON.

Neil RichardsonJohn Wat k in*Geological Technologists

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CERTIFICATE

i, f'.iei i W i i i r -t d Richardson of Sudbury, Ontario, hereby cert i TV f. h* t:

l .' t hole! a Geological Engineering Technology Diploma from

Cambrian College of Sudbury, Ontario;

2) I have practised my profession in mineral exploration since

1982 to present;

3) All -field work conducted on Mr. Gordon Salo's property in

the fall of 1987, all work was directed and supervised by

myself and John Kevin Watkins;;

4) l hold no interest directly or indirectly in the property

other than professional fees.

Sudbury, Ontario, Canada April 23, 1988

Neil W. Richardson.

CERTIFICATE

can Kevin Wat k i ri s D-f Sudbury, Ontario, hereUy certify t; i** l:

L.' C hold a ideological Engineering Technology Diploma from

Cambrian College of Sudbury, Ontario;

'2'' l h ave practised my profession in mineral exploration sin

1984 to present;

3) All -field work conducted on Mr. Sordon Sale's property in

the -fail oF 1987, all work was directed and supervised bv

myself and Nei l Wilfrid Ricnardscn;

4) l hold no interest directly or indirectly in the property

other than professional fees.

Sudbury, Ontario, Canada John Kevin Watkins, rtpril 23, 1988

REFERENCE

An t h on y I n s i n n a , BSc. (Hon our s) 49t) Morris St., Bsrnt Apt. Sudbury, ON.P3B i. C l or •:7t3S) 675-9123

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