N.T.S.:-31 M/13 RPT. NO. S-91-5 Latitude: 47 59 Longitude:79 55 - … · 2017. 1. 17. · 1.0 INTRODUCTION Atapa Minerals Limited during October and November 1991 drilled fifteen

31M13NW0067 OM91-186 PACAUD 010

N.T.S.:-31 M/13

RPT. NO. S-91-5

Latitude: 47 59

Longitude:79 55

REPORT ON

THE 1991 DIAMOND DRILL PROGRAM

PHASE III

CATHARINE TOWNSHIP PROPERTY

BLOCK I

PACAUD TOWNSHIP

LARDER LAKE MINING DIVISION

ONTARIO

FOR

ATAPA MINERALS LIMITED

P.J. SHARPLEY NOVEMBER 1991

31M13MW0067 OM91-186 PACAUD01OC

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SUMMARY

1.0 INTRODUCTION

2.O PROPERTY

2.1 Claims2.2 Location and Access2.3 Topography

3.0 EXPLORATION HISTORY

3.1 Regional History3.2 Property History3.3 Recent Regional Activity

4.O GEOLOGY

4.1 Regional Geology4.2 Property Geology

5.0 MINERALIZATION

5.1 Regional Mineralization5.2 Property Mineralization

6.0 CURRENT WORK CARRIED OUT

6.1 Diamond Drilling Program

7.O RESULTS


8.0 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

9.0 REFERENCES AND SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

10.0 CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATIONS: F.J. SHARPLEY

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Appendix I: LIST OP FIGURES page 33

Figure I: Location Map Figure 2: Property Hap Figure 3: Geology of Parts of Pacaud, Catharine, and

Southernmost Boston and McElroy Figure 3a: Geology and Grid Location Hap Figure 4: Geological Legend

Appendix II: DIAMOND DRILL LOGS 34

Block I:Hole Nos. A-7-91

A-8-91 A-9-91 A-10-91 A-ll-91 A-12-91 A-13-91 A-14-91 A-15-91 A-16-91 A-17-91 A-18-91 A-19-91 A-20-91 A-21-91

Appendix III: PLANS AND SECTIONS 35

Hap No. Block I: Scale

S-91-5-01 Detailed Plan of DDK's 1"-40*

S-91-5-02 Section 24 + 25N 1"MO*S-91-5-03 24+OON 1"MO'S-91-5-03A 24+OON l"MO fS-91-5-04 23+75N 1"MO*

S-91-5-05 Section 5+25E l"MO fS-91-5-06 5+75E 1^=40'S-91-5-07 6+OOE 1"MO'S-91-5-08 6+25E 1 II = 40 IS-91-5-09 6t50E 1""40'S-91-5-10 7+25E 1"*40'

S-91-4-08 Section 24+OON l"

Appendix IV: LIST OF TABLES 36

Table No. l Summary of Diamond Drilling 1991-Block I 37 Terri Vein

Table No. 3 Claim Summary-Catharine Township Property

Appendix: V: ASSAYS 39

Appendix: VI: PROJECT EXPENDITURES 40

Appendix: VII: PROPOSED DDK'S 43

LIST OF HAPS IN POCKET Hap No. Scale

S-91-4-01 Compilation Hap - Block I S IA 1^200*

S-91-5-01 Detailed Plan of DDK's l t^20'

S-91-5-02 Section 24+25N - Block I 1"^20'S-91-5-03 24+OON l"-20 fS-91-5-03A 24+OON 1*^20'S-91-5-04 23+75N l"-20 f

S-91-5-05 Section 5+25E 1*^20'S-91-5-06 5+75B I"s20'S-91-5-07 6+OOE 1 II =20'S-91-5-08 6 + 25E 1"-20'S-91-5-09 6+50E 1"-20'S-91-5-10 7t25E I"ss20'

SUMMARY

The Catharine Township Property consists of 45 non-patented

mining claims in four blocks located 15 miles southeast of

Kirkland Lake, Ontario in Catharine and Pacaud Townships.

Atapa Minerals Limited drilled a total of 2285 feet in fifteen

diamond drill holes during October and November 1991 in Phase III

of the program on Block I in Pacaud Township. The fifteen

vertical holes on Block I explored the down-dip extension of the

Terri Vein (2.044 oz. Au per ton over 2 feet in a surface chip

sample) discovered in 1990 near the Pacaud Fault.

In Phase II of the drilling during September and October 1991,

hole Nos. A-3,4,5 and 6 were drilled on Sections 23+75N, 24-K)ON

and 24+25N at 25 foot intervals around discovery hole No. A-l-91.

All five drill holes intersected pyritic, auriferous quartz veins

(Terri Vein) that correlate using a dip of 15 degrees east and a

northerly strike. These auriferous quartz vein intersections

occur in an area where the basalt-komatiite contact is folded or

faulted.

The average grade of the pyritic, quartz vein encountered in hole

Nos. A-1,3,4,5 and 6 is 0.867 oz. Au per ton over a width of 4.4

feet or 0.525 oz. Au per ton over 4.4 feet if all assays are cut

to one ounce. The average grade for a mining width is 0.555 oz.

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Au per ton over a width of 6.9 feet or 0.336 oz. per ton (cut)

over 6.9 feet. The average grade of gold from this quartz vein-

type deposit with a nugget effect could range from 0.336 to 0.555

oz. Au per ton over a mining width of 6.9 feet. The deposit

covers an area of 75 x 125 feet at a vertical depth of 100 feet

below surface. The deposit is open to the north and south along

the basalt-komatiite contact.

In Phase III of the drilling program, hole Nos. A-7,8,9,10,11,12,

13,14,15,16 and 17 encountered the Terri Vein over widths of 4.0

to 13.0 feet but the gold values are very low. Hole Nos. A-18,19,

20 and 21 did not encounter the vein

The Terri Vein has the potential for a small high-grade economic

gold deposit along the basalt-komatiite contact if the present

area of mineralization can be expanded to in excess of 300 x 300

feet.

A drilling program totalling 2,500 feet is recommended in Phase

IV to expand the area of known mineralization on the Terri Vein

and explore other induced polarization anomalies in the area at a

cost of 9 6 5,000.

1.0 INTRODUCTION

Atapa Minerals Limited during October and November 1991 drilled

fifteen diamond drill holes on Block I in Pacaud Township,

Ontario.

The drilling on Block I, claim Nos. L-733674 and L733673, was

intended to explore the Terri Vein, discovered in 1990 and

initially drilled with five holes in September and October 1991.

The present drilling of Hole Nos. A-7-91 to A-21-91 inclusive,

totalling 2285 feet was financed by the Ontario Mineral Incentive

Program (OMIP).

The writer visited Block I and IV drill sites after Hole Nos. A-

1,2-91 were completed.

2.O PROPERTY

2.1 Claims

The Catharine Township property consists of 45 non-patented

claims in four blocks registered in the name of Prank Palmay. The

four blocks are as follows:

Block IA 4 claims

Block I 4 claims

Block II 24 claims

Block III 8 claims

Block IV 5 claims

Catharine Township, Ontario

Pacaud Township, Ontario




The claims appear on Ontario Government claim map G-3615 of

Catharine Township and claim map G-3697 of Pacaud Township in the

Larder Lake Mining Division of Ontario. The claims are shown on

Figure l, Property Map of the Catharine Township Property.

The claims total 1800 acres or 728.46 hectares. A list of the

claims appear in Appendix IV.

Atapa Minerals Limited has entered into an option agreement with

Teck Corporation under which Atapa may earn a 50* interest in

Teck's Catharine Township property by incurring exploration

expenditures to a total of S500,000 before June 30,1993.

2.2 Location and Access

The Catharine Township Property is comprised of four separate

claim blocks located 15 miles southeast of Kirkland Lake,

Ontario in the Townships of Catharine and Pacaud.

Block I, IA, II and IV are located west of the Misema River and

are accessible from highway 564 via Boston Creek. Block III is

east of the Misema River and is accessible from highway 624 via

Englehart (Figure 2).

2.3 Topography

The topography on the the Catharine Township property is gently

rolling with outcrop knolls forming ridges less than 15 m (50

ft). The Misema River valley with relief of 200 feet cuts

northerly through the area. The outcrop areas are abundant in

the western part of Catharine Township. The abundant outcrop

areas are composed mainly of mafic to ultramafic volcanics while

felsic volcanic outcrops are less abundant.

Vegetation is generally second growth spruce, balsam, poplar and

birch with alder and maple undergrowth. Outcrop on Block I, II

and IV is estimated at 10* while Block III is estimated at 5*.

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The climate is typical of northern Ontario with snow cover and

cold weather from mid November until May.

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3.0 EXPLORATION HISTORY

3.1 Regional History

The first claims were staked for gold in the area in 1906 and

1907 during the Larder Lake gold rush and again in 1913 during

the Kirkland Lake gold rush.

A small amount of gold has been produced from 294,638 tons

resulting in gold bullion of 73,836 oz. Au. This production

occurred from two mines, Barry-Hoilinger and Cathroy-Larder, and

two prospect shafts, Miller-Independence Prospect and Gold Hill

Mine between 1918 and 1944.

Three high grade copper deposits, the Amity, the Patterson and

the Tretheway-Ossian are located in the Pacaud Group iron

formations. The Amity and Patterson both shipped limited amounts

of high grade copper-silver ore to Noranda periodically from 1926

to 1955. A shaft was sunk on the Tretheway-Ossian occurrence on a

high grade vein but no production was recorded.

The area was first mapped geologically in 1922 by Burrows and

Hopkins for the O.D.M. (Map No. 30d, scale l"- 3/4 mile)

The area was mapped geologically by L.V. Bell of the O.D.M. in

1930 on a scale of 1"*800'. (Map No. 3Od)

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The area was mapped again in 1963 by James A. Grant of the O.D.M.

on Map 2043; Catharine and Marter Townships; at a scale of 1"^

1/2 mile.

All the gold deposits for the area were compiled by J.B. Corden,

H.L. Lovell, Jan de Grijs and R.F. Davie in 1979. (O.G.S. Mineral

Deposits Circular 18)

The airborne magnetic map 7075 G by the G.S.C.-O.D.M. covers the

area on a scale of 1:250,000.

The airborne electromagnetic and total intensity magnetic survey

of the Kirkland Lake area, Catharine Township was carried out by

the Ontario Geological Survey in 1979, scale 1:20,000.

3.2 Property History

The majority of the Catharine Township claim Blocks I, II, III

and IV were staked by Teck Corporation in late 1983 and early

1984.

The 1984 exploration program by Teck Corporation on Blocks I, II,

III and IV included line cutting at 400 foot line spacing and

stations at 100 feet. These claim groups were covered with

geological, magnetic, VLF-EM surveys and some limited rock

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geochemistry.

The 1988 exploration program by Teck Corporation included line

cutting, surveying, geological, magnetic and VLF-EM surveys on

Blocks I, la, II, III and IV. A total of seventeen diamond drill

holes for 5,137 feet tested sixteen VLF-EM anomalies on Blocks I,

IA, II, III and IV.

Atapa Minerals Limited in 1990 carried out a limited amount of

line cutting, induced polarization surveys and power stripping on

Blocks I and IV.

Atapa Minerals Limited during August and September 1991, drilled

six holes for a total of 2150 feet. One hole on Block IV to a

depth of 1017 feet tested the Hilltop Vein. Five holes on Block I

tested the Terri Vein at 25 foot intervals.

The Hilltop shaft is situated in N 1/2, Lot 10, Concession V,

just across the boundary of Block IV on the Fairhurst property.

(Compilation Map - Block IV). In 1926-28 a three compartment

shaft was sunk by Hilltop Gold Mines Limited to a depth of 688

feet with levels at 140 and 265 feet. A series of narrow

lenticular quartz veins strike N60V for over 3000 feet across the

property. The mineralization consists of pyrite, chalcopyrite,

and minor sphalerite. Assays of diamond drill core samples ranged

from trace to 0.44 oz/ton Au; a 6 inch intersection from one hole

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assayed 13.39 oz/ton Au. In 1960 Turzone Explorations Limited

carried out a geological survey, trenching and 14 diamond drill

holes totalling 1435 feet. (OGS - MRC 18)

3.3 Recent Regional Activity

During the period from May 1989 to February 1990 Callahan Mining

Corporation and Shenandoah Resources Limited drilled 40 diamond

drill holes on the Miller-Independence No.l quartz vein in

Catharine and Pacaud Townships. The property was optioned from

Shenandoah and Nortek Exploration Ltd. Most of the holes were

vertical and on a rough 200 foot grid plan to determine the

thickness and grade of the 20 degree dipping gold quartz vein.

Grades of 0.25 oz.Au per ton over widths of 5 feet were common

within an area 600' x 600' and to a depth of 175 feet. The

quartz vein is probably related to the Catharine Fault.

Gold Fields Canada Mining Ltd. has carried out extensive

exploration on the Daley showing on Lot 6 fi 7 Concession IV

within Catharine Township. An extensive alteration zone over a

strike length of 2000 feet and width of 100 feet has been

encountered in a northwestern direction. A gold in soil

geochemical anomaly has outlined the zone over a strike length of

7000 feet and a width of 1200 feet. Grab samples of 0.424, 0.821

and 1.407 oz. Au per ton were encountered within the zone. Three

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diamond drill holes six hundred feet apart tested the zone at

depth. The drilling indicated an alteration zone of

silicification, sericitization, 1-2* disseminated pyrite with

some quartz veining over a width of 500 feet. (Ontario Assessment

Piles 1990)

Gold Fields Canada Mining Ltd. optioned their two properties in

Catharine and Marter Townships to Akiko-Lori Gold Resources Ltd.

(NM May 21,1990)

The article states the one property comprises 5,000 acres. The

claims host 13 surface gold showings located along a fault

structure which has an interpretated strike length of up to two

miles and is characterized by shearing, hydrothermal alteration

and gold mineralization, says Akiko (NM May 21,1990). Channel

samples from several showings on the property yielded results

such as 0.53 oz. gold per ton over 3 ft., 0.49 oz over 2 ft. and

0.21 oz over 2 ft.(NM May 21,1990)

Situated 1.75 miles to the northwest, the second property

comprises two patented claims and is thought to lie along the

extension to the interpretated fault structure. Grab samples on

that property have yielded up to 7.5 oz. (NM May 21,1990)

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4.O GEOLOGY

4.1 REGIONAL GEOLOGY

The Catharine Township Property is situated in the Boston-Skead

area southeast of Kirkland Lake which forms part of the Abitibi

Subprovince of the Superior Province of the Precambrian Shield.

The greenstone belt southeast of Kirkland Lake is part of the

Lower SuperGroup II (Jensen 1985). This group is composed of the

Pacaud Tuffs, Wawbewawa Group, Catharine Group and the Skead

Group. The Skead Group is equivalent in age to the Kidd Creek

Rhyolite (2708 my) (OGS Map 2484 - Lithostratigraphic Hap of the

Abitibi Subprovince)(Figure 3).

Ridler called the volcanics Skead Group and subdivided the group

into Skead pyroclastics, Catharine basalts and Pacaud tuffs.

Jackson has subdivided the Catharine Group into Wawbewawa

Formation (magnesian basalt) and Depression Complex/Boston Creek

Komatiite; Catharine Formation (iron-rich and magnesium-rich

basalt); Basalt Formation A 1 (magnesian basalt); Misema Komatiite;

and Basalt Formation A (magnesian basalt) (Jackson 1989) (Figure

3).

Lawton (ODM Map No. 1957-4) and Teck Corporation mapping place a

komatiite between the Pacaud and the Wawbewawa.

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The Pacaud Structural Complex (Jackson 1989) surrounds the Round

Lake Batholith. Principal lithologies within the complex include

compositionally banded mafic to intermediate rocks, foliated to

massive flows, moderately to strongly foliated pillow basalts,

felsic to siliceous banded rocks and a persistent lens of

sulphide facies iron formation within 200 feet of the batholith

(Jackson 1989).

The Catharine Group consists mainly of mafic to ultramafic

volcanic flows.

The Wawbewawa Formation is the mafic volcanic sequence between

the Pacaud Structural Complex, the Boston Creek Komatiite and

the Depression Complex.

The Boston Creek Komatiite, the Depression Complex and the Misema

Komatiite are ultramafic flows that exhibit pyroxene-spinifex

texture.

The Skead Group consists predominately of intermediate to felsic

metavolcaniclastic rocks (Jensen 1985). The main rock types are

bedded tuffs, heterolithic to monolithic fragmental rocks,

massive feldspar, quartz-bearing units, and minor greywacke and

conglomerate.

The most prominent faults and shear zones within the region are

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as follows:

1) faults radial to the Round Lake Batholith.

2) northwest trending Pacaud and Catharine Faults.

3) northeast trending fault that displace the Boston Creek

Komatiites.

4) east-west faults that displace the Pacaud Komatiite.

The volcanic formations in general strike in a northwest

direction and dip toward the northeast.

4.2 Property Geology

Block I S IA

The geological sequence on this claim group is Pacaud Tuffs,

Pacaud Komatiiite, Pacaud Fault, Vawbewawa Formation, Boston

Creek Komatiite and the Catharine Formation.

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5.0 MINERALIZATION

5.1 Regional Mineralization

Base metal mineralization in the form of copper, zinc and lead is

primarily restricted to the Pacaud sulphide facies iron formation

associated with cherty felsic tuff around the Round Lake

Batholith. Examples of this type are the Amity, Patterson and the

Tretheway-Ossian in Pacaud Township. All these properties had

shafts with limited high grade production in the form of

chalcopyrite and bornite.

Gold mineralization in the area is generally restricted to the

northwest-trending corridor near the Catharine Fault (Jackson

1989). Examples of this type are the Miller-Independence,

Kennedy-Boston, Hilltop, Gold Hill and the Daley. The fault is

characterized by intense fracturing, shearing, quartz and locally

quartz-tourmaline and tourmaline veins, carbonate green mica

alteration and gold mineralization (Jackson 1989).

Other types of geological environment with potential for gold

mineralization are the Pacaud Fault, the base of the Misema and

the Depression Complex Komatiites especially in the area of

thickening of the Catharine Formations (Figure 3). An example

associated with the Pacaud Fault is the Barry-Hollinger.

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5.2 Property Mineralization

Gold mineralization on the Catharine Township Property is

primarily associated with the following geological environment:

1) quartz veins, hydrothermal alteration such as silicification,

sericitization and hematization, pyritization and quartz-feldspar

porphyries associated with the Catharine Fault.

(eg. Block III and IV)(Note: this type of mineralization is not

found on Block III fi IV but has that potential; but is found

immediately on strike to the southeast of Block III along the

Catharine Fault)

2) quartz veins and pyritization associated with the Pacaud

Fault, (eg. Block I)

3) quartz veins and pyritization associated with the warp zone;

thickening and truncation of Basalt Formation A and A*. (eg.

Block II)

Block I

Shallow dipping quartz veins related to the Pacaud Fault in

diamond drill hole No. 1533-3 returned an assay of 6978 ppb Au

(0.20 oz/ton Au)(6.97 g/ton) over a width of 2.5 feet on section

24+OON at 1+80E. (Section 24+OON - Map No. S-91-4-08)

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Shallow dipping quartz veins (Terri Vein) related to the Pacaud

Fault in Trench No. l returned a peak assay of 2.044 oz/ton (70

g/ton) over a width of 2 feet on section 24+OON at 4+OOE.

(Section 24+OON - l"- 100")

The average grade of the pyritic, quartz vein (Terri Vein)

encountered in diamond drill holes A-1,3,4,5 and 6-91 is 0.867

oz. Au per ton over a width of 4.4 feet or 0.525 oz. Au per ton

if all assays are cut to one ounce. The average grade for a

mining width is 0.555 oz. Au per ton over a width of 6.9 feet.

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6.0 CURRENT WORK CARRIED OUT


Block I

During October and November 1991 Kosy Drilling of Swastika,

Ontario drilled a total of 2285 feet in Phase III of the

program. A total of fifteen vertical diamond drill holes tested

the down-dip extension of the Terri Vein on Block I. All the

holes were drilled on claims L-733673 and L-733674.

From October 15 to November 4,1991 Kosy Drilling of Swastika,

Ontario drilled fifteen vertical diamond drill holes at 25-50

foot intervals to follow-up the discovery of the down-dip

extension of the Terri Vein in hole No. A-1,3,4,5 S 6-91. The

average grade of the pyritic, quartz vein encountered in the

above five holes is 0.867 oz. Au per ton over a width of 4.4 feet

or 0.525 oz. Au per ton if all assays are cut to one ounce.

In Phase III of the drilling, hole Nos. A-7 and A-12 are located

on Section 5+25E at 23N and 24+25N respectively (Section 5+25E-

Map No. S-91-5-05); A-13, A-8 and A-14 are located on Section

5+75E at 24+50N, 25N and 25+25N (Section 5+75E - Map No. S-91-5-

06); A-15 is located on Section 6+OOE at 25+75N (Section 6+OOE-

Map No. S-91-5-07); A-18, A-ll and A-10 are located on Section

6+25E at 23+75N, 24+25N and 25+75N (Section 6+25E - Map No. S-91-

5-08); A-9 and A-16 are located on Section 6+50E at 26+OON

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(Section 6+50B - Map S-91-5-09); A-17 is located on Section 7+25E

at 24+25N (Section 7+25E - Map S-91-5-10); A-19, A-20 and A-21

are located on Section 24+OON at 7+50E, 8+50B and 9+50E

respectively (Section 24+OON Map Nos. S-91-5-03 fi 03A);(See Map

Ho. S-91-5-01 - DETAIL DRILL HOLE PLAN - l"^!) 1 ).

The drill core from hole Nos. A-7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,

18,19,20 and 21 was logged and sampled by Dr. C.G. Cheriton from

November 4-16,1991 (Diamond Drill Logs enclosed in Appendix: II).

A total of 80 samples of the core split by Leo Kosowan was

assayed at Bell-White Analytical Laboratories Limited in

Haileybury, Ontario using the fire assay method (Certificate of

Analysis is enclosed in Appendix: V).

Detailed plans and sections of the Terri Vein are drawn on a

scale of l n ^ 20 feet and reduced to l "- 4 0 feet. The core from

hole Nos. A-7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20 and 21 is

stored at Boston Creek (Shenandoah).

On November 18,1991 all the holes drilled in 1991 on Block I were

surveyed as to relative location and elevation by K. Lacombe of

Timmins, Ontario.

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7.O RESULTS

7.1 Diamond Drilling

Block I

Section 5+25E

Hole Nos. A-7 and A-12 on Section 5+25B intersected a quartz vein

with 5* disseminated pyrite over widths of 3.0 to 6.9 feet that

appears to line-up with the Terri Vein but the gold assays are

low.

Section 5+75E

Hole Nos. A-13, A-8 and A-14 on Section 5+75E encountered a

pyritic d-10%) quartz vein over 6.0 to 12.0 feet that

correlates with the Terri Vein but the gold assays are low.

Section 6+OOE

Hole No. A-15 on Section 6+OOE encountered S-10% disseminated

pyrite in quartz veining over 4 feet with low gold assays that

correlates with the Terri Vein.

Section 6+25E

Hole Nos. A-ll and A-10 intersected 5% pyrite in quartz veining

over widths of 13.0 to 6.0 feet on Section 6+25E that lines-up

with the Terri Vein but the gold assays are low; A-18 on the same

Section 6+25E did not intersect the Terri Vein possibly due to

faulting.

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Section 6+50E

Hole Nos. A-9 and A-16 on Section 6+50E cut iL-10% disseminated

pyrite in 4.0 to 9.7 feet of quartz veining that lines-up with

the Terri Vein but the gold assays are low.

Section 7+25E

Hole No. A-17 on Section 7+25E intersected S-10% disseminated

pyrite in quartz veining over 6.0 feet that appears to correlate

with the Terri Vein along the contact between the komatiite and

the basalt but the gold assays are low.

Section 24+OOE

Hole Nos. A-19, A-20 and A-21 were drilled on Section 24+OON to

intersect the Terri Vein down-dip but without success; A-19 was

abandoned in komatiite without reaching the target due to cave in

the hole; A-20 and A-21 investigated a strong induced

polarization anomaly centred at 9+50E without explaining the

anomaly or encountering any gold values.

THe down-dip extension of the Terri Vein on Section 24+OON is

complicated by possible faulting and a series of komatiites and a

red syenite porphyry dike.

All the holes encountered a magnesium-rich basalt (Catharine

Basalt). Hole Nos. A-l, A-4, A-5 and A-17 encountered komatiite

and basalt. Hole No. A-21 cut a red syenite porphyry dike.

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8.0 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

The Terri Vein in the area of the Pacaud Fault is a shallow

easterly dipping pyritic quartz vein within a sequence of

Catharine basalt and komatiite. The volcanics strike northerly

and dip steeply to the east (Section 24+OON - Map No. S-91-5-

3). The Terri Vein flattens from 25 to 15 degrees in the contact

area of the basalt and komatiite where the vein becomes

auriferous over an area of 125 feet by 75 feet (Detailed Drill

Hole Plan - Map No. S-91-5-01).

In Phase II of the drilling hole Nos. A-3,4,5 and 6 were drilled

on Sections 23+75N, 24+OON and 24+25N at 25 foot intervals around

discovery hole No. A-l-91. All five drill holes intersected

pyritic, auriferous quartz veins that correlate using a dip of 15

degrees east and a northerly strike. These auriferous quartz vein

intersections occur in an area where the basalt-komatiite contact

is folded or faulted.

The average grade of the pyritic, quartz vein encountered in hole

Nos. A-1,3,4,5 and 6 is 0.867 oz. Au per ton over a width of 4.4

feet or 0.525 oz. Au per ton over 4.4 feet if all assays are cut

to one ounce. The average grade for a mining width is 0.555 oz.

Au per ton over a width of 6.9 feet or 0.336 oz. Au per ton

(cut) over 6.9 feet.

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The average grade of gold from this quartz vein-type deposit

with a nugget effect could range from 0.336 to 0.555 oz. Au per

ton over a mining width of 6.9 feet.

In Phase III of the drilling, hole Nos.

A-7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16 and 17 encountered the Terri Vein

over widths of 4.0 to 13.0 feet but the gold values where very

low. Hole Nos. A-18,19,20 and 21 did not encounter the vein due

to faulting and interference of the komatiite. The Terri Vein has

the potential for a small high-grade economic gold deposit along

the basalt-komatiite contact if the present area of

mineralization can be expanded to in excess of 300 x 300 feet.

A drilling program totalling 2,500 feet is recommended in Phase

IV to expand the area of known mineralization on the Terri Vein

and explore other induced polarization anomalies in the area at a

cost of 9 6 5,000.

Respectfully submitted,

F.J. Sharpley

Burlington Ontario j l

November 27,1991

REFERENCES

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Anderson, S. (1990)

Bell, L.V. (1930)

Geophysical Report on the Catharine andPacaud Township Properties forAtapa Minerals Limited byExsics Exploration Ltd.; May 1990.

Boston-Skead gold-copper area. District of Timiskaming; Ontario Dept. Mines, Vol. XXXVIII, 1929, pt. 6, pp. 86-113, includes Map No. 38d, scale l"s 800'.

Burrows, A.G. and Hopkins P.E.: Boston-Skead gold area; (1922) Ontario Oept. Mines, Vol. XXX, 1921, pt. 6,

pp. 1-26, includes Map No. 30d, scale l" = 3/4mile.

Corden, J.B., Lovell, H.L., de Grijs, Jan and Davie, R.P.,(1979)

Grant, James A.: (1963)

Hodgson, C.J.: (1983)

Jackson, S.L. Harrap, R.M. (1989)

Jensen, L.S.: (1978)

Gold Deposits of Ontario, Part 2: Part of District of Cochrane, Districts of Muskoka, Nipissing, Parry Soud, Sudbury, Temiskaming and Counties of Southern Ontario; Ontario Geological Survey, Mineral Deposits Circular 18, 253p.

Geology of Catherine and Marter Townships, District of Temiskaming, Ontario Department of Mines, Geological Report No. 18, 20p.

Preliminary Report on the Timmins-Kirkland Lake Area Gold Deposits File, Ontario Geological Survey, Open File Report 5467, 434p.

21. Project Unit 88-33. Geology of Parts of Pacaud, Catharine, and Southernmost Boston and McElroy Townships; Summary of Field Work and Other Activities 1989; OGS Miscellaneous Paper 146

Regional Stratigraphy and Structures of the Timmins-Kirkland Lake Area, District of Cochrane and Timiskaming and the Kirkland- Larder Lake Area, District of Timiskaming; p.67-72 in Summary of Field Work, 1978, edited by V.G. Milne, O.L. White, R.B. Barlow and J.A. Robertson, Ontario Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Paper 82, 235p.

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Jensen, L.S (1980)

Kirkland Lake-Larder Lake synoptic mapping project, District of Cochrane and Timiskaming; p. 55-60 in Summary of Field Work, 1980, edited by V.G. Milne, O.L. White, R.B. Barlow, J.A. Robertson and A.C. Colvine, Ontario Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Paper 96, 201p.

Jensen, L.S. Langford P.P. (1985)

O.G.S.: (1979)

O.G.S.: (1979)

O.G.S.: (1979)

O.G.S. (1984)

(1990)

(1990)

Page, R.O. (1986)

Geology and Petrogenesis of the Archean Abitibi Belt in the Kirkland Lake Area, Ontario Ontario Geological Survey Miscellaneous Paper 123

Airborne Electromagnetic and Total Intensity Magnetic Survey, Kirkland Lake Area, Catharine Township, District of Temiskaming, by Questor Surveys Limited for the Ontario Geological Survey, Preliminary Map 2274A Geophysical Survey, Scale 1:20,000. Survey and Compilation February and March, 1979.

Airborne Electromagnetic and Total Intensity Magnetic Survey, Kirkland Lake Area, Pacaud Township, District of Temiskaming, by Questor Surveys Limited for the Ontario Geological Survey, Preliminary Map 2273 Geophysical Survey, Scale 1:20,000. Survey and Compilation February and March, 1979.

Kirkland Lake Data SeriesCatharine TownshipPreliminary Map P.2283Scale 1:15,840 or l" s 1/4 mile. Data compiled1978 by Ploeger, F. and Grabowski, G.

Lithostratigraphic Map of the Abitibi Subprovince; Map 2484

Claim Map: G.3615 Catharine Township l"* 1/2 mile

Claim Map: G.3619 Pacaud Township 1:20,000

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Thorsen, K.R. (1985)

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Sharpley, P.J, (1991)

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Assessment Report on Block II, Catharine Township, Ontario; Teck Explorations Limited Report No. 1044NB, 3p

Assessment Report on Block III, Catharine Township, Ontario; Teck Expflorations Limited Report No. 1045NB, 3p.

Assessment Report on Claim L789002, Catharine Township, Ontario; Teck Exploration Limited, Report No. 1054NB, 4p.

Report on The 1988 Exploration Program on the Catharine Township Claims for Vandorex Energy Corporation Report No. 1084NB, 23p.

Progress Report and Proposed Drilling on Catharine Claims for Vandorex Energy Corporation, Report No. 1079NB, 4p.

Report on the 1990 Exporation Program Catharine Township Property Catharine and Pacaud Townships Larder Lake Mining Division

OntarioFor

Atapa Minerals Limited

Report On The 1991 Diamond Drilling ProgramCatharine Township PropertyBlock I, Pacaud TownshipLarder Lake Mining DivisionOntario, ForAtapa Minerals Limited.

Report On The 1991 Diamond Drilling ProgramCatharine Township PropertyBlock I and IV,Catharine and Pacaud TownshipsLarder Lake Mining DivisionOntario, ForAtapa Minerals Limited

31

Sharpley, P.J. Report On The 1991 Diamond Drilling Program (1991) Phase III, Catharine Township Property, Block I

Pacaud Township, Larder Lake Mining DivisionOntario, ForAtapa Minerals Limited

32

CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATION

I, Frederick James Sharpley of the City of Burlington, Province

of Ontario, do hereby certify:

1) That I am a consulting geologist and reside at 2372 Sinclair

Circle, Burlington, Ontario, L7P 3C3 .

2) That I graduated from the University of Saskatchewan,

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, holding a degree of Bachelor of

Arts, Geology (1959).

3) That I am a Fellow of the Geological Association of Canada.

4) That I have practised my profession as a mineral exploration

geologist for a period of 32 years.

5) This report is based on a visit to the Catharine Township

Property, Block I S IV on September 16,1991 and a review of

the data

6) That I have no financial interest in either the Catharine

Township Property or Atapa Minerals Limited nor do I expect

to receive any interest.

Burlington Ontario.

November 27,1991 F. J. Sharpley

33

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Round Lake Batholith Granite

l 4 j SKEAD GROUP ————— Felsic Pyroclastics

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a Iron-Rich Basaltb Magnesium -Rich Basalt

j 2c l Basalt Fm. A 1Magnesium- Rich Basalt

j 2b J Basalt Fm AMagnesium - Rich Basalt

l 2a l Wawabewowa Fm.Magnesium- Rich Basalt

l 2 ' l Ultramafic - Mafic Rocks————— Komatiite

2 A Misema Komatiite 2 B Depression Complex'/

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34

APPENDIX II:

DIAMOND DRILL HOLE LOGS

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD

NAME OF PROPERTY: ATAPA MINERALS LIMITED

HOLE NO: A-7-91 LENGTH: 187.0'

LOCATION: CATHARINE TUP.PROPERTY-6RP I-PACAUD TUP.-ONTARIO

LATITUDE: 22*92N DEPARTURE: 5+13E

AZIMUTH: DIP: -98

FINISHED: OCT. IS/91

ELEVATION: 1888.8'

STARTED: OCT. 15/91

FOOTAGE DIP

..

AZ. -- -

FOOTAGE DIP

AZ.HOLE NO. A-7-91 SHEET NO. l

REMARKS:

CLAIM NO. L-733474

DRILL CONTRACTOR:Kosv Drilling

CORE SIZE: BO

L066ED BY: C.6. CKER1TON li/ 4/91-ll/ 4/91

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FOOTAGE

FROM

8.0

4.8

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TO

4.8

77.5

107.8

187.0

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DESCRIPTION

OVERBURDEN:

BASALT:

lioht green, nostly aassive Catharine Basalt withsow diner calcite and quartz seams:

3' quartz veins at 52.5. 54 and 56 feet at Mdegrees to core axis.

BASALT: as above

darker green with sme quartz.

85.8 1.5 foot white faintly banded quartz at70 degrees to core axis.

88.8 2 foot white quartz: son* FeS2 cubes,OK at 88 degrees to core axis.

END OF HOLE:

NOTE: core stored at Boston Creek (Shenandoah).

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88.8

96.0

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TO

54.0

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98.8

98.0

103.0

TOTAL

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1.0

1.5

2.8

2.8

1.8

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8.014

8.884

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LOCATION: CATHARINE TUP.PROPERTY-6W I-PACAUD TUP.-ONTARIO

LATITUDE: 24*90N DEPARTURE: 5*70E

AZIMUTH: DIP: -90

FINISHED: OCT. Id/91

ELEUATION: 1000.0'

STARTED: OCT. 16/91

FOOTAGE

^

DIP AZ. FOOTAGE DIP5AZ.

HOLE NO. A-8-91 SHEET NO. l

REMARKS:

CLAIM NO. L-733674

DRILL CONTRACTOR:Kosv Drillino

CORE SIZE: BO

L066ED BY: C.6. CHERITON li/ 4/91-ll/ 4/91

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FOOTAGE

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104.0

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DESCRIPTION

OVERBURDEN:

BASALT:

ainty light green Catharine Basalt withscattered 6 inch vuggy veinlets oi white andpinkish quartz at 10, 40 and 60 feet; at 70 and80 degrees to core axis: leached carbonate and/orsulphide and pink hematite stain.

BASALT: as above

darker green and nore silica; white quartz veinsabove 202 with minor disseminated FeS2.

91.0 - 95.0 lain quartz vein; irregular at 90degrees to core axis.

99.4 -100.4 quartz vein; locally spotted andaltered basalt beside the vein:vein at 90 degrees to core axis.

END OF HOLE:

Note: core stored at Boston Creek (Shenandoah).

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0.098

DlftttND DRILL RECORD


HOLE NO: A-9-91 LB4GTH: 153.0'

LOCATION: CATHARINE TUP.PROPERTY-GRP I-PACAUD TUP.-ONTARIO

LATITUDE: 26+04N DEPARTURE: 6+55E

ELEVATION: 1889.8' AZIMUTH: DIP: -90

STARTED: OCT. 17/91 FINISHED: OCT. 17/91

FOOTAGE

153

DIP

90

AZ. FOOTAGE DIP AZ.HOLE NO. A-9-91 SHEET NO. I

RBttRKS:

CLAIM NO. 1 -733674

DRILL CONTRACTOR:Kosy Drillino

CORE SIZE: N

LOGGED BY: C.6. CHERITON li/ 4/91-li/ 4/91

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FOOTAGE

FROM

0.0

13.0

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TO

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131.7

153.0

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DESCRIPTION

OVERBURDEN:

BASALT (CATHARINE):

light green, fine-grained; a few scattteredquartz-carbonate veinlets 1/4 to 1/2 inch.

28.0 - 2* quartz vein at 45 degrees tocore axis.

34.0 - 3' quartz vein at M degrees tocore axis.

58.0 - coarse orthoclase; quartz veinletat 30 degrees to core axis;

35.0 - 50.0 sone scattered crystals of coarseeuhedral FeS2, locally up to Kand hairline seams of FeS2;

80.0 - 100.0 siuilar to 35.0 - 50.0

104.0 - 127.0 Nell developed schistosity at 30degrees to core axis at flow topwhere extensive quartz-carbonateveining exists; with 1-K FeS2averaging 40 to 80 degrees tocore axis.

QUARTZ VEINS:

any quartz veins to 132.0

END OF HOLE:


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FOOTAGE

FROM

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TO

123.0125.0127.4129.6131.7142.1

TOTAL

1.02.02.42.22.12.1

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AG

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DIAMOND MILL RECORD

NWE OF PROPERTY: ATAPA MINERALS LIMITED



LATITUDE: 25*62N DEPARTURE: 6+23E

AZIMUTH: DIP: -90

FINISHED: OCT. 18/91

ELEVATION: 1000.0'

STARTED: OCT. 18/91

FOOTAGE DIP AZ. FOOTAGE

^

DIP AZ.HOLE NO. A10-91 SHEET NO. l

REMARKS:

CLAIM NO. L-733674

DRILL CONTRACTOR:Kosr Drilling

CORE SI2E: N

LOGGED BY: C.6. CKERITON li/ 5/91-ll/ 5/91

IflltlHlfHIil

FOOTAGE

FROM

0.0

16.0

119.0

125.0

TOm

16.0

119.0

125.0

142.0

142.0

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DESCRIPTION

OVERBURDEN:

BASALT (CATHARINE BASALT):

light green

35.0 - 56.0 brecciated sections, possibly flowtop.

49.0 - 80.0 foliation is nearly parallel tocore axis;

98.0 - quar 1 1 vein with red hematite andepidote.

MAIN ZONE OF QUARTZ VEINS:

banding averaging Iron 70 to 90 degrees to coreaxis; Mainly white quartz with 5X FeS2.

BASALT: as above.

nwerous calcite patches and Mttled carbonatealteration.

END OF HOLE:


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NO.

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XS

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C

53

FOOTAGE

FROM

97.5

119.7122.0124.6127.0

TO

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122.0124.6127.0129.0

TOTAL

2.4

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ASSAYS

AU

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0.002TR



HOLE NO: A-ll-91 LENGTH: 120.0'


LATITUDE: 24*244 DEPARTURE: 6+I7E

AZIMUTH: DIP: -90


ELEVATION: 1000.0'

STARTED: OCT. 19/9]

FOOTAGE

DIP AZ.

~

FOOTA6E...

DIP AZ.HOLE NO. All-91 SHEET NO. l

REMARKS:

CLAIM NO. L-733,474


CORE SIZE: BQ

LOGGED BY: C.6. CHERITON li/ 5/91-ll/ 5/91

Ilillllililllll

FOOTAGE

FROM

0.0

9.0

103.0

116.0

TO

9.0

103.0

116.0

120.0

120.0

HlIilillflllillllfmillllillllMiiliiiliKIIIIiill

DESCRIPTION

OVERBURDEN:


light green.

40.0 - 60.0 foliation turns to 20 degrees tocore axis.

MAIN ZONE Of SCATTERED QUARTZ VEINS:

scattered coarse FeS2 and finer -grained pyritewith banding nostly at 70 to 80 degrees to coreaxis.

BASALT: as above.

END OF HOLE:

Note: core stored at Boston Creek (Shenandoah) .

*

Itllfilllilllllllfllflflffiilf

SAMPLE

NO.

F25578

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xs

3555

FOOTAGE

FROM

84.4

104.0107.0110.0113.0

TO

85.4

107.0110.0113.0116.0

TOTAL

1.0

3.03.03.03.0

liltlilllliHIIililiiiil

ASSAYS

AU

PPB.

AG

PPM.

CU

PPM.

AU

OZ/T

0.002

0.0020.004TR

0.002


WHE Of PROPERTY: ATAPA MINERALS LIMITED


LOCATION: CATHARINE TUP.PROPERTY-GRP 1-PACAUD TUP.-ONTARIO

LATITUDE: 24*24* DEPARTURE: 5+33E

AZIMUTH: DIP: -90


REUATION: 1000.0'

STARTED: OCT. 21/91

FOOTAGE DIP AZ.

—

FOOTAGE

~~~

DIP AZ.HOLE NO. A12-91 SHEET NO. l

REMARKS:

CLAIM NO. L-733A74

DRILL CONTRACTOR:Kosx Drilling

CORE SIZE: BO

LOGGED BY: C.G. CHERITON li/ 5/91-li/ 5/91

iiiiiiiiiiiiiii

FOOTAGE

FROM

0.0

14.0

84.0

91.0

TO

14.0

84.0

91.0

150.0

150.0

IllIimilHHimillilimillilllllflilllllllillMlJ

DESCRIPTION

OVERBURDEN:


light green.

27.0 - 90.0 quartz vein with red huntite stain

74.0 - 90.0 fen specks FeS2 and several quartzvuggy veins with banding at 90degrees to core axis.

HAIN QUARTZ VEIN:

BASALT: as above

END OF HOLE:


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SAMPLE

NO.

F 25583

F 25584

F255B5F255WF 25587

F 25588

XS

5

555

5

FOOTAGE

FROM

25.5

73.0

84.587.089.0

143.5

TO

28.0

74.5

87.089.091.4

144.0

TOTAL

2.5

1.5

2.52.02.4

2.5

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AU

PPB.

AC

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CU

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AU

OZ/T

TR

TR

0.0040.002

TR

TR


NAME OF PROPERTY: ATAPA HINERALS LIMITED


LOCATION: CATHARINE TUP.PROPERTY-6RP l-PACAUD TWP.-ONTARIO

LATITUDE: 24*57N DEPARTURE: 5*84E

AZIMUTH: DIP: -90


ELEVATION: 1000.0'

STARTED: OCT. 22/91

FOOTAGE DIP AZ.

B^

FOOTAGE DIP AZ.HOLE NO. Al3-91 SHEET NO. l

RBttRKS:

CLAIM NO. L-733474


CORE SIZE: BO


IliiilSIiliilll

FOOTAGE

FROM

0.0

7.0

93.0

105.0

TO

7.0

93.0

105.0

157.0

157.0

IIIIlllIIIilllfilililillillllillllilimiHIIKIIlll

DESCRIPTION

OVERBURDEN:


light green.

MAIN VEIN ZONE:

several white quartz veins with 5-102 scatteredFeS2 and vein banding at 80 degrees to core axis.

BASALT: as above

END OF HOLE:


llIiiOiiiillllillKiiillllii*

SAMPLE

NO.

F 25589

F25590F25591

F25592F25593

f

XS

105

55

FOOTAGE— ^

FROM

81.0

91.594.0

99.4101.6

TO

83.8

94.094.0

101.4104.4

TOTAL

2.8

2.52.0

2.02.8

Efmiilfffllliiillliili

ASSAYS

AU

PPB.

Ali

PPH.

CU

PPM.

AU

OZ/T

0.004

0.004TR

TRTR

DIMOND WILL RECORD


HOLE NO: A-14-9I LENGTH: 125.8'

LOCATION: CATHARINE TUP.PROPERTY-GRP I-PACAUD TUP.-ONTARIO

LATITUDE: 25M8N DEPARTURE: 5*48E

AZIMUTH: DIP: -98


ELEVATION: 1888.8'

STARTED: OCT. 23/91

FOOTAGE DIP AZ. FOOTAGE DIP AZ.HOLE NO. A)4-9l SHEET NO. l

REMARKS:

CLAIM NO. L-733474

DRILL CONTRACTOR:Rosy Drilling

CORE SIZE: N


IKilliliKillli

FOOTAGE

FROM

8.8

13.8

94.8

188.8

TO

13.8

94.8

188.1

125.8

125.8

IIIiiiHiifliflfiffllllHIillflilliflillHiliillflll

DESCRIPTION

OVERBURDEN:


light green, fine-grained

MAIN QUARTZ VEIN:

coarse white quartz; banding at 88 degrees tocore axis.

97.8 - 98.8 iiinor FeS2 and sericitic alteration

BASALT: as above.

speckled carbonate alteration and calcite seansscree vuggy quartz and carbonate seats at the baseof the vein.

END OF HOLE:


iiiiiiKiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiSAMPLE

NO.

F 25548

F25549F2557DF25571

-

XS

1

13

FOOTAGE

FROM

87.3

94.897.8188.8

TO

98.8

97.8188.8182.5

TOTAL

2.7

3.83.02.5

HlillfillillKlifllllli

ASSAYS

AU

PPB.

A6

PPM.

CU

PPM.

AU

OZ/T

8.882

8.884TR

8.882


NfflE OF PROPERTY: ATAPA MINERALS LIMITED

HOLE NO: A-15-91 L0KTH: 177.0'


LATITUDE: 25*7SN DEPARTURE: 5*98E



FOOTAGE

--- *.

DIP AZ. FOOTAGE

-....

DIP..

AZ.HOLE NO. A15-91 SHEET NO. l

REMARKS:

CLAIM NO. L-733674

DRILL CONTRACTOR:Kosx Drillino

CORE SIZE: 80

LOGGED BY: C.G. CHER1TON li/ 7/91-ll/ 7/91

IlIIIflHiflill

FOOTAGE

FROM

8.0

1.0

117.0

121.0

TO

1.0

117.0

121.0

177.0

177.0

IHIililllllKIIIKIKIKIiilllilllililiKllliiliKi

DESCRIPTION

OVERBURDEN:

BASALT (CATHARINE BASALT:

light green; cut by scattered narrow quartzcarbonate veinlets with hematite stain at 66. O 7

MAIN VEIN:

BASALT: as above.

scattered quartz carbonate

BW OF HOLE:


IfllliiHilllHIflltlillliifli

SflMPLE

NO.

F25562

F25563F25564F25565F25566F 25547

XS

2

S10

1

FOOTAGE

FROM

M.2

114.8117.0119.6122.5132.S

TO

67.0

117.0119.6122.5125.7133.5

TOTAL

0.8

2.22.62.93.21.0

HiiifiiiiiKfiiiimiiiASSAYS

AU

PPB.

AC

PPM.

cuPPM.

AU

OZ/T

TR

0.004TRTR

0.002TR





LATITUDE: 26*141 DEPARTURE: 6*39E

AZIMUTH: DIP: -90


ELEVATION: 1000.0'

STARTED: OCT. 25/91

FOOTAGE

185

DIP

90

AZ. FOOTAGE DIP AZ.HOLE W . A16-9I SHEET NO. l

REMARKS:

CLAIM NO. L-733674

DRILL CONTRACTOR:Kosy Drilling

CORE SIZE: 80

LOGGED BY: C.6. CHERITON li/ 7/91-11/ 7/91

IIIIIIIIKHIil

FOOTAGE

FROM

0.0

17.0

127.0

131.0

160.0

164.0

TO

17.0

127.0

131.0

160.0

164.0

185.0

185.0

IlilllllltilililUllilliffilllllUmiKiHIHHHII

DESCRIPTION

OVERBURDEN:


light green.

MAIN QUARTZ VEIN:

4 feet of 90X white banded quartz

128.0 - 129.0 white quartz with strino banding.

BASALT: as above.

numerous narrow ouartz veins.

154.0 sot? veins with coarse quartz and epidote

DIABASE DIKE:

BASALT:

flow tops at 168.0 - 169.0; banding at 30 degreesto core axis.

END OF HOLE:


IliiliillfflliillillllillHftI

SAMPLE

NO.

F25557F25558

F25559

F25560

F25561

XS

1610

i

3

I

FOOTAGE

FROM

127.0129.0

135.0

151.5

157.0

TO

129.0131.0

136.0

154.5

158.2

TOTAL

2.82.0

1.0

3.0

1.2

tliilltlliililifffflilifASSAYS

AU

PPB.

A6

PPH.

CO

PPM.

AU

OZ/T

0.002TR

TR

TR

TR



HOLE NO: A-17-91 l BOTH: 147.6'

LOCATION: CATHARINE TMP.PROPERTY-GRP I-PACAUD TUP.-ONTAR10

LATITUDE: 24*344 DEPARTURE: 7+12E



FOOTAGE DIP

-—

AZ.

——

FOOTA6E.......

DIP—

AZ.HOLE NO. AI7-91 SHEET NO. l

REMARKS:

CLAIM NO. L-733674

DRILL CONTRACTOR:Kosy Drilling

CORE SIZE: BQ


minimum

FOOTAGE

FROM

a.o

37.0

141.0

147.0

TO

37.1

141.1

147.0

167.0

167.0

immmimimmmmmiiiiimmimmim

DESCRIPTION

OUERBURDBJ:

TALC-CARBONATE (KOMATIITE?):

dark blue grey talc-carbonate Mafic cut by 10X talc-carbonate veinlets mostly at 30-60 degrees to core axis; veins average 1-3 inches wide.

QUARTZ VEIN:

white quartz veins with coarse euhedral pyrite and fine-grained pyrite in dark inclusions and chlorite partings at 71 degrees to core axis; average 5-1 OX FeS2.

BASALT:

green, fine-grained, Catharine Basalt.

BO OF HOLE:


liiillXlilXififlllliHfXfiXfii

SrWIE

NO.

F25SN

F2SS9S

xs

10

FOOTAGE

FROM

141.0

144.5

TO

143.6

147.0

TOTAL

2.6

2.5

IliXXXXfffiXiXllffliififfI

ASSAYS

AU

PPB.

A6

PPH.

01

PR1.

AU

OZ/T

0.002

TR

|


NANE OF PROPERTY: ATAPA NINERALS LIMITED

HOLE NO: A-18-91 LBKTH: 177.0'

LOCATION: CATHARINE THP.PROPERTY-6RP I-PACAUD TUP.-OMTARIO

LATITUDE: 23*UN DEPARTURE: 6*21E

ELECTION: 1008.9' AZIMUTH: DIP: -91


FOOTAGE DIP AZ.

.

FOOTAGE DIP

—

—

AZ.HOLE NO. AI8-9J SHEET NO. l

REMARKS:

CLAIM NO. L-733474


CORE SIZE: BO

L068ED BY: C.6. CHERITON 11/15/91-11/15/91

fiiiiiimiMiij

FOOTAGE

FROM

0.0

14.0

TO

14.0

177.0

177.0

Ililliliiillllffllllflliiillflfifiiitfiitiflffllftliflfi

DESCRIPTION

OUER8URDB4:

BASALT: (CATHARINE BASALT)

light green, fairly Massive volcanics; probablrcentre of basalt MOM; no quartz veins until 133'

133.0 1* quartz vein at 45 degrees to core axis

139.0 4* irregular quartz-carbonate.

148.0 - 149.0 1 foot quartz vein at 50 degreesto core axis; no sulphides.

169.1 5* unite glassy quartz vein with nosulphides.

no distinct vein zone encountered.

BO) OF HOLE:

Note: core stored at Boston Creel (Shenandoah) .

IllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllSAMPLE

m ••x

NO.

zo

xsFOOTAGE

FROM

147.8

TO

149.0

TOTAL

1.2

Illilif iilf Hiltilf Hill i

ASSAYS

AU

PPB.

A6

.

cuPW.

AU

OZ/T

TR

DWMOND DRILL RECORD



LOCATION: CATHARINE TUP.PROPERTY-CUP l-PACAUD TUP.-ONTARIO

LATITUDE: 24*OM DEPARTURE: 7+50E

ELECTION: 1000.0' AZIMUTH: DIP: -91


FOOTAGE DIP———

AZ. FOOTAGE.......

OIPiAZ.

...

HOLE NO. A19-91 SHEET NO. l

RBHRKS:

CLAIM NO. L-733474

DRILL CONTRACTOR:Kosx Drillino

CORE SIZE: N


iiiiiiiiiiiiiii

FOOTAGE

FROM

0.0

20.1

TO

20.0

43.0

43.0

IIIIIIIIIllIIIIillllilllllliliilllHIiililllllKllIl

DESCRIPTION

OUERBURDB4:

BASALT:

light green, fine-grained; cut by nwerous••artz-carbmate veinlets 1/16* and 1/4*;

27.0 - 2 inches of epidote.

00 OF HOLE: rods janed; hole abaadoned.


liilffllillllfililllllllliffll

iMNPLE

NO.

F2SM5

xs

1

FOOTAGE

FROM

62.t

TO

43.0

TOTAL

1.0

iililllifilllllllliiliilASSAYS

AU

PPB*

A6

PPH.

CU

PPM.

AU

OZ/T

TR



HOLE NO: A-2I-9I LENGTH: 198.0'

LOCATION: CATHARINE TUP.PROPERTY-6RP I-PACAUD TUP.-flNTARIO

LATITUDE: 24*811 DEPARTURE: 8+40E

AZIMUTH: DIP: -91

FINISHED: NOV. 1/91

ELEVATION: 1119.4'

STARTED: OCT. 31/91

FOOTAGE DIP

^

AZ.

~~

FOOTAGE

.... .

DIP

...

AZ.HOLE NO. A20-91 SHEET NO. l

REMARKS:

CLAIM NO. L-733673

DRILL CONTRACTOR:Kosr Drillino

CORE SIZE: BO


iflliliifltiiiffi

FOOTAGE

-. ——.-

FROM

0.0

10.0

102.0

118.0

133.0

142.0

TO.....

10.0

102.0

118.0

133.0

142.0

198.0

litllllillilililliKilillilllilllilllillillliillllii

DESCRIPTION

OVERBURDEN:

BASALT:

light green, fine-grained;

102.0 - enters cave and vuggy quartz-carbonateveins.

OUARTZ-CARBONATE VEIN ZONE: (gentle dips).

white fine-grained vuggy quartz.

102.0 - 108.0 l.S feet of core recovery (25X)

108.0 - 111.0 veins at 70-80 degrees to coreaxis.

111.0 - 113.5 as above.

116.0 - seeas to roll irregularly withfoliation and fractures.

BASALT: as above:

QUARTZ-CARBONATE VEIN ZONE: (steep dip).

white quartz-carbonate healing brecciated basalt;quartz veins irregular to 30 degrees to coreaxis.

142.0 - average 3tX quartz-carbonate.

BASALT: as above.

carbonate seas at 171, 172 and 177 feet; nosulphides.

IllllillllilillillllllllllilliSAMPLE

NO.

t

F25596

F25597

F25598F25599F25600

F25601F25602F25603F25604

ZS

3

1

321

111I

FOOTAGE

FROM

102.0

108.0

111.0113.5116.0

133.0136.0138.0140.0

TO

108.0

111.0

113.5116.0118.0

136.0138.0140.0142.0

TOTAL

6.0

3.0

2.52.52.0

3.02.02.02.0

iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiASSAYS

AU

PPB.

A6

PPM.

CU

PPM.

AU

OZ/T

TR

0.002

0.002TRTR

TRTRTRTR

DIAMOND DRILL RECORDNAME OF PROPERTY: ATAPA MINERALS LIMITED

HOLE NO: A2I-91 SHEET NO. 2 of 2

llilliilKIIIll

FOOTAGE

FMM TO

198.8

lllifilllillllifllilllllllllllillilllllillKilllllii

DESCRIPTION

09 OF HOLE:

Note: core stored at Boston Creek (Shenandoab).

iiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiSAMPLE

NO.

t

XSFOOTAGE

FMH TO TOTAL

lllliililiHIIIHfiillll

ASSAYS

AU

Pro.

A6

PPM.

CU

PHI*

AU

02/T


WHE OF PROPERTY: ATAPA MINERALS UNITED

HOLE NO: A-21-91 LBToTH: 240.O 7

LOCATION: CATHARINE TUP.PROPERTY-8RP I-PACAUD 1UP.-ONTARIO

LATITUDE: 24*I7N DEPARTURE: 9*46E

AZIMUTH: DIP: -90

FINISHED: NOV. 4/91

ELEVATION: 1006.2'

STARTED: NOV. 2/91

FOOTAGE DIP AZ. FOOTAGE

— —

DIP

.

AZ.HOLE NO. A2I-9I SHEET NO. l

RBttRKS:

CLAIH NO. L-733673

DRILL CONTRACTOR:Kosx Drilling

CORE SIZE: BO

LOGGED BY: C.6. CHER1TON 11/16791-11/16791

iiiiiiiiiiiiiii

FOOTAGE

FROM

I.I

7.1

243.1

TO

7.1

243.0

260.0

260.0

iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiii

DESCRIPTION

OVERBURDEN:

BASALT: (CATHARINE BASALT)

light green.

15.0 - 41.1 •foliation is parallel to coreaxis;

74.0 - sane variolites and pillow rir*s.

97.1 - quartz vein; 90Z quartz withapproximately 12 FeS2.

164.0 - m quartz-carbonate veinlets

160.0 - 220.0 scattered uinor quartz-carbonateaveraging 40-60 degrees to coreaxis.

RED SYENITE PORPHYRY:

pinkish, red, dense, fine-grained Feldspar'Syenite* Porphyry; 40JC corroded and roundedgrey feldspar with a few specks of quartz;average estimated foliation at 45 degrees to coreaxis; Note: actual contact was ground in core butfoliation in overlying basalt ranges fra 30-60degrees to core axis and then quartz-carbonateveinlets at 210 feet and 237 feet averages 45degrees to core axis.

B® OF HOLE:

Note: core stored at Boston CreeK (Shenandoah).

IIIiliillliiHliilliilllliliil

SflrfPlE

NO.

F256I6

F2560?

F256I8

25

1

FOOTAGE^^

FROM

96.0

163.7

242.1

TO

98.2

165.1

244.5

TOTAL

2.2

1.3

2.5

IIIIIIIililililllKiilll

ASSAYS

AU

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A6

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01• H

PPM.

AU

OZ/T

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TR

TR

35

APPENDIX III:

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APPENDIX IV:

LIST OP TABLES

37

TABLE NO. lSUMMARY OF DDH'S - BLOCK I - PHASE I, II S HI-1991 TERRI VEIN

BK

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HOLE IILAT. (LONG. 1 1

1 1A-l-91 1 24+OON 1 7+28E

1 11 11 11 1

A-3-91I24+OONI7+03E1 11 11 11 1

A-4-91|24tOON|7tl3E1 11 1

A-5-91I23+75NI7+28E1 11 11 1

A-6-91I24+25NI7+28E1 11 11 1

Average: DDH'S-A-1,1 11 11 11 11 1

A-7-91 | 22+92N l 5+13E1 1

A-8-91 | 24+90N l 5+70E1 1

A-9-91 1 26+04N | 6+55E1 1

A10-91I25+62NI6+23E1 1

All-91 I24+24NI6+17E1 1

A12-91I24+24NI5+33E1 1

I IA13-91I24+57NI5+86E1 1 1

I (A14-91I25+40NI5+60E1 1 1

AZ.

220

220

220

220

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DP (PROM ITO IVTHI ASSAY l VD (REMARKSl i IFT IAU/OPTIFT i1 1 1 1 II

521133.51137.013.51 1 . 146 1 105|q. v. -py| | | 1*0.5251 11131.41137.015.61 0.7181 1l | | 1*0.3301 11 1 1 1 II

50 1 127 . 0 1 129 . 7 l 2 . 7 l 2.9961 100 l qvlO%py1 1 1 1*1.0001 11127.01134.017.01 1.1581 ll | | 1*0.3881 |1 1 1 1 II

901123.61126.012.41 0 .662 1 127 |qv-10%py1123.61132.518.91 0.2311 11 1 1 1 II

551140.01142.512.51 0 .632 1 110 |qcvlO%py1137.51142.515.01 0.3171 |1133.01142.519.51 0.173) 11 1 1 1 II

501142.51147.014.51 0. 762 1 113 |qv-10%py1142.51150.618.11 0.4241 11 1 1 1 II1 1 1 1 II

5,61 1 14.41 0.867) IQ.V.1 1 14.41*0.5251 |1 1 1 1 II1 1 16.91 0.5551 (MININGl | (6.91*0.336) (WIDTH1 1 1 1 II

901 84.01 88.0)3.01 TR l |qv-5%py1 1 1 1 II

90) 91.0) 95.514.51 0.0561 |qv-1 1 1 1 II

901122.01131.719.71 0.0021 |qv-3%pylilt II

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901104.01116.0112. l 0.0021 |qv-5-*,py1 1 1 1 II

901 84.51 91.4(6.91 0.0021 |qv-5%py1 1 1 1 II

901 91.51104.4113.9 TR l |qv-5*py1 1 1 1 II

901 94.01102.518.51 0.0031 |qv-2*py1 1 1 1 II

Note : * assays cut to 1 ounce Au

38

TABLE NO. lSUMMARY OF DDH'S - BLOCK I - PHASE I,II 4 III -1991

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25+75N

26+14N

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BLOCK 1!

BLOCK HI

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CLAIM

L-73367SL-733674L-789123L-799124L-919256L-919257L-919258L-919259

L-7334901-733491L-733492L-733493L-7334'4L-733495L-733496L-733497L-733502L-733503L-733504L-733505L-733508L-733509L-733516L-733511L-789005L-789006L-789007L-789008L-789014L-789015L-789016L-789017

L-789001L-789003L-789004L-789009L- 7890 10L-789011L-789012L-789013

L-789147L-791305L-842766L-842979L-842980

OUNER

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TECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECK

TECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECKTECK

TECKTECKTECKTECKTECK

COM

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AUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAUAU

AUAUAUAUAUAUAUAU

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PACAUD*ACAUDPACAUDPACAUDCATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINE

CATHARINECATfVtflNECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHERINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINE

CATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINE

CATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINECATHARINE

REC'D

10/31/8110/31/8410/31/8410/31/8410/15/8610/15/3410/15/8610/15/86

12/06/9312/06/8312/06/8312/06/8312/06/8312/06/8312/06/8312/06/8312/28/8312/28/8312/28/8312/28/8312/28/8312/28/8312/28/8312/28/831/12/841/12/841/12/841/12/841/12/84

, 1/12/841/12/841/12/84

1/12/841/12/841/12/841/12/841/12/8*1/12/841/12/841/12/84

1/05/861/05/868/14/868/15/861/05/86

ASS-D

10/31 /M10/31/9710/31/9610/31/9610/15/9410/13/9510/15/9*10/15/94

12/06/9512/06/9512/06/9512/06/9512/06/9512/06/9512/06/9512/06/9512/28/9512/28/9512/28/9512/28/9512/28/9512/28/9512/28/9512/28/951/12/961/12/961/12/961/12/961/12/961/12/961/12/961/12/96

1/12/961/12/961/12/961/12/961/12/961/12/961/12/961/12/96

1/05/9'1/05/948/14/943/15/951/05/94

COM-

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4

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*004004QO400400400400400

126S 20120366120

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4.8404.7964.7523.1023.5203.1483.124

4.4884.4224.4CG4.5134.51?i. 4224. W44.444-i. 4304.4004.4004,4004.4004.4QO4.4064.4004,4004.4004.4004.4004,4004.4004.4004.400

4.4QO4.4004.4004.4004.4004.4004.4004.400

3.0803.0803.0803,2343.080

PAGE l

CLAIM 5lltWRY-CATHAR;NE-771iX9i

?ROJ CLAIM OUNER CM TUP REC'D ASS-0 COK-D DAY/*

TOTAL: 13.908 S33.S92 COIWT: 45

PAGE 2

39

APPENDIX V:

ASSAYS

BELL-WHITE ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES LTD.P.O. BOX 187. POJ 1KO

HAILEYBURY. ONTARIO

of AnalysisTEL: 672-31O7 FAX: (7O5) 672-5843

NO. 0477

f SAMPLE(S) OF: Core (6)

SAMPLE(S) FROM* Mr * Leo Kosowan ' Atapa Minerals

DATE: October 07, 1991

RECEIVED: October 1991

Oz. Gold

Sample f

B 7851 B 7852 B 7853 B 7854 B 7855 B 7856

Trace ") A-3k Trace Jr 0.006 A-3 Trace A- * 0.004 A S Trace A-o

ACCORDANCE WITH LONG-ESTABLISHED NORTH AMERICAN CUSTOM. UNLESS IT IS SPECIFICALLY STATED OTHERWISE GOLD AND SILVER VALUES REPORTED ON THESE SHEETS HAVE NOT BEEN ADJUSTED TO COMPEN SATE FOR LOSSES AND CAINS INHERENT m THE FIRE

ASSAY PROCESS.

BELL-WHITE ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES LTD.


HAILEYBURY. ONTARIO

Qfcrttfirat? of AnalgfitaTEL: 672-31O7 FAX: (7O5) 672-5843

NO.0488

SAMPLE(S) OF:

SAMPLE(S) FROM:

DATE:October 16, 1991


, LCO Rosowan, Atapa Minerals

Oz. Gold

Sample f

B 7863 B 7864 B 7865 B 7866 B 7867 B 7868 B 7869

0.0500.0640.2420.0160.0180.0480.098

\

t ACCORDANCE WITH LONG-ESTABLISHED NORTH MERtCAN CUSTOM. UNLESS IT IS SPEQFICALLV STATED ITHCRWSe COLD AND SILVER VALUES REPORTED ON HESE SHEETS HAVE NOT BEEN ADJUSTED TO COMPEN- ATE FOR LOSSES AND GAINS INHERENT IN THE FIRE

ASSAY PROCESS.


NO.


HAILEYBURY. ONTARIO TEL: 672-31O7 FAX: (7O5) 672-5843

Gfcrttfiratr of Analyst*0514

SAMPLE(S)OF: Core (21) Rock (1) Fines (2)

SAMPLE(S) FROM: Mr. Leo Kosowan, Atapa



Oz. Gold

Sample i

F 25551 F 25552 F 25553 F 25554 F 25555 F 25556 F 25557 F 25558 F 25559

L ^5561 F 25562 F 25563 F 25564 F 25565 F 25566 F 25567 F 25568 F 25569 F 25570 F 25571 F 25572 F 25501 F 25503

0.004 ~0.0020.0040.002TraceTrace 0.002TraceTrace "TraceTrace.Trace0.006 ~TraceTrace0.002Trace-'0.002'0.006,Trace0.002 .Trace2.7460.166

IN ACCORDANCE WITH LONG-ESTASLISHED NORTH AMERICAN CUSTOM. UNLESS IT IS SPECIFICALLY STATED

HEKWBC GOLD AND SILVER VALUES REPORTED ON THESE SHEETS HAVE NOT BEEN ADJUSTED TO COMPEN SATE FOR LOSSES AND CAINS MHEHENT IN THE FIRE

ASSAY PROCESS.



HAILEYBURY. ONTARIO

OJrrttfiralrN0- 0516

SAMPLE(S)OF: Core (23)

SAMPLE(S) FROM: Mr. Leo Kosowan, Atapa

TEL: 672-31O7 FAX: (705) 672-5843



Oz. Gold

Sample f

F 25573 F 25574 F 25575 F 25576 F 25577 F 25578 F 25579 F 25580 F 25581

E 5583 F 25584 F 25585 F 25586 F 25587 F 25588 F 25589 F 25590 F 25591 F 25592 F 25593 F 25594 F 25595

0.002 ,-TraceTrace0.002 xTrace J0.0020.0020.004 rTrace0.002 j.Trace-Trace0.0040.002TraceTrace0.004 :0.006Trace -TraceTrace ,.0.002 fTrace

(J-G-'

ACCOWOANCC WITH LOMG-ESTAMJSHED AHEMCAH CUSTOM. UNLESS IT IS SPCCIFICAU.Y STATED

HCmPOC GOLD AND SfLVtH VALUES BEfOHTED ON THESE SHEETS HAVE NOT BEEN ADJUSTED TO COMPEN SATE rOH LOSSES AND GAINS MHEHENT m THE riRE

ASSAY pwocess.

BEU.-WHITE ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES LTD.

'91 It'll l i:-U


HAILCYBURY. ONTARIO

NO. 0535

SAMPLE(8)OF: Corc ( 10)

Mr. Leo Koaowan, Atapa Minerals 6AMPLE(61 FROM:

TEL: 672-31O7 FAX: (7O5) 672-5643

DATE: November 11, 1991

RECCIVCD: N'veraber

Sample l

F 25596 P 25597 F 25598 F 25599 F 25600 F 25601 F 25602 F 25603 F 25604 F 25605

Oz. Gold

Trace 0.002 0.002 Trace , Trace '

Trace Trace , Trace ' Trace Trace

WITH LOM6.OTA*LI*n(O MOBTn IT l* •FCCITlOu.t

B6I.L-WHITE ANALYTICAL LAOORATORIEB LTD.

NO. 0550

'91 11X18 13:32 Z 7 85 672 5843 BELL UNITE 82

BELL-WHITE ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES LTD.BOX 187.

POJ 1KOHAIIEYBURY. ONTARIO

fltartfftrttt* of

(41

Mr. Leo KoBovan, Atapa Minerals

TEL: 672-3107 FAX f7O5) 672-5843

DATE: November 18, 1991

RECEIVED: November 1991

Saaple i

120P 25606 F 25607 F 25608

OS. Gold

Trace Trace Trace Trace

/**-'

ELL-WHITE ANALYTICAL LABOHATOftlES LTD.

40

APPENDIX: VI

PROJECT EXPENDITURES

41

ATAPA MINERALS LIMITED SUMMARY OP TOTAL EXPENDITURES CATHARINE TOWNSHIP PROJECT-BLOCK I PHASE III ENDING 27 NOVEMBER 1991

DIAMOND DRILLING: 2285'-15 HOLES $ 51,220.00

CORE LOGGING: 4,274.40

SUPERVISION AND CORE SPLITTING: 3,700.00

ASSAYING: 758.65

SURVEYING: 810.00

REPORT PHASE III: 2,538.56

TOTAL: $ 63,301.61

L.S. KosowanAtapa Minerals Limited

42

EXPENDITURES (minus G.S.T.) CATHARINE TOWNSHIP PROJECT-BLOCK I OMIP-OCTOBER 15 TO NOVEMBER 27,1991

1. Contract: Rosy Drilling: Kirkland Lake $ 51,220.00 Phase 111:11/16/91: 2285'

2. Contract: C.G. Cheriton: core logging: 11/15/91 4,274.00 November 1991;13 days 9 $250 $ 3250.00 expenses; supplies; travel 1024.00

3. Contract: L.S. Kosowan: core splitting; supervision 3,700.00November 1991; 12 days @ 3200 9 2400.00

Bpenses: Transportation:L.S. Kosowan: 9 4 50.00

1500 km at 30.30Accomodation: L.S. Kosowan: S 850.00

12 days at 365/day

4. Assays: Bell-White: 11/18/91 758.65

5. Contract: Seal River Explorations Ltd: 11/27/91 2,433.56 Report on Phase III Drilling: Block I expenses: prints, drafting

6. Contract: K. Lacombe: 11/18/91 810.00 Surveying DDH's-Block I;

TOTAL: S 63,196.21

43

APPENDIX: VII

PROPOSED DDK'S

CATHARINE TOWNSHIP PROPERTY BLOCK IPACAUD TOWNSHIP, ONTARIO PROPOSED DDH'S-1992

DDK l l NORTH l EAST (SECTION) AZ l DIP l DEPTH l REMARKSl FEET l PURPOSE

44

1 I24+50N l 6+50EI

2 I24+50N l 6+75EI

3 I24+75N l 6+75EI

4 I23+50N l 7+OOBI

5 124+OON l 7+60EI

6 125+OON I10+50EI

7 126+OON I10+50EI

l l 901 150 l TERRI VEIN

l l 901 150 l

l l 901 150 l

l t 901 240 l

l l 901 240 l

1220 l 501 400 l IP ANOMALY

1220 l 501 400 l IP ANOMALY

TOTAL: 1730'

Map No. S-91-5-04

ATAPA MINERALS LIMITEDPACAUD TWP, PROPERTY

BLOCK lD.D.H.'S-A5,AI8-9ILINE 23+75 N

Nov., 1991 BY: R J. Sharpley'31M13Nwdo87"6Mfl1-188 PACAUD

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Tr X 3-0' Tr X 2-0,' Tr X 2-0 Tr X2-0 1

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BLOCK lD.D.H'S-A20,A2I-9I

LINE 24-fOONNov., 1991 BY! R J. Sharpley

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ATAPA MINERALS LIMITEDPACAUD TWP,PROPER!Y

BLOCK l D.D.H.S.-1,2,3,4,13, Al, A3, A4,Al9-9

LINE 24+OONNov., 1991 BY: R J. Sharpley31M13NW0067 OMB1-186 PACAUD

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Map No. S-91-5-02

80

ATAPA MINERALS LIMITEDPACAUD TWP,PROPERTY

BLOCK lD.D.H.'S-A6,AII,AI2,AI7-9I

LINE 24+25 NNov., 1991 BY: F. J. Sharpley

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N.T.S.:-31 M/13 RPT. NO. S-91-5 Latitude: 47 59 Longitude:79 55 - … · 2017. 1. 17. · 1.0 INTRODUCTION Atapa Minerals Limited during October and November 1991 drilled fifteen