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DIAMOND DRILL CORE LOG-SUMMARY SHEET

Project: Godfrey Township ProjectDate: October 28 to Nov l, Nov 9-12, 1999Logged by: Robert CalhounDrilling Co: Colbert Drilling

DDH: EFG99-1

Claim Number. P758767

SURVEYS: Acid Test

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COLLAR LOCATION: L1300SE/250NE

TIMMINS COORDINATES GRID COORDINATES

Northing: Easting Elevation: 0.0 TD: 231.0 meters

DRILLING DATESStarted: Oct 28-Nov l, Nov 9, 1999 Finished: November 12, 1999

250NE 1300SE

42A05NE2029 2.19961 GODFREY 010

Project: Godfrey Township ProjectDate: October 28 - November l, November 9-12, 1999Logged By: R. Calhoun

DIAMOND DRILL SUMMARY LOG

DDH: EFG99-1

GEOLOGIC SUMMARY

FROM TO DESCRIPTION INTERVAL SIGNIFICANT ASSAY AVERAGES

(m)

0.05.110.512.317.724.232.869.877.2

80.790.4102.0145.21680192.2194.6201.0223.3231.0

(m)

5.110.512.317.724.232.869.877.280.7

90.4102.0145.2168.0192.2194.6201.0223.3231.0

OverburdenMafic Intrusive - Diabase DykeContact Zone - Mafic Volcanic9Intermediate to Felsic TuffMafic Volcanic?Rhyolitic Tuff- porphyriticRhyolitic Lapilli to Block TuffRhyolite Lapilli TuffRhyolite Tuff- Fragmented Fault Zone

Rhyolitic Lapilli to Block TuffRhyoliteRhyolitic Lapilli TuffRhyolitic Porphyritic Tuff-minor LapilliRhyolitic Quartz Porphyritic TuffCherty TuffRhyolitic TuffRhyoliteDiabase DykeEnd of Hole

From (m)

77.211189.3

To (m)

11178.790.0

Width (m)

0.51.00.7

Cu ppm

1661122

Zn ppm

12000898012400

Pb ppm

1533

339

Ag g/t

0.40.51.5

Au ppb

10nil2

l COMMENTS Drilling was restarted November 9,1999 at 102.0 meters.

Diamond Drill Log

Property: Godfrey Township

Location: L1300SE/250NE (old Falconbridge grid)

Azimuth: 0450

Dip: -45"

Hole Number: EFG99-1 Claim Number: P758767

Final Depth: 231.0 meters Logged By: Robert Calhoun

Dates Drilled: Oct 28 - Nov 1. Nov9-12. 1999 Drilled By: Colbert Drilling

Dates Logged: Oct 29-Nov 2, Nov 10-13, 1999 Signati

AssaysFrom

0

5.1

105

12.3

17.7

To

51

10.5

12.3

17.7

24.2

Description

Overburden

Mafic Intrusive-Diabase Dyke-medium grained, medium green to grey green, diabasictexture. Unit is magnetic variably decreasing to nil at thelower contact. Magnetite is visible 1-3"7o. Unit has palegreen saussuritized feldpar clots to porphyroblasts to 1cm,sub rounded.

Contact Zone-possible silicified Mafic Volcanic-fine grained, medium to dark grey green, siliceousfractured with quartz carbonate fillings. Minor pyritesulfides.

Intermediate to Felsic Tuff-medium grained, medium grey to grey green, massive inappearance. Unit has a quartz and quartz feldspar matrixwith free quartz as dark phenocrysts locally visible. Unit issiliceous, hard. Minor white quartz with pink feldsparveinlets at 600-300 to core axis.

Mafic Volcanic (?)-fine grained, dark grey to grey green. The unit isamygduloidal to vesicular with quartz, feldspar and locallycarbonate filling the amygdules to vesicules. Unit issilicified, hard, minor sulfides. Quartz veinlets are mainly

Sample #

From To Length (meter)

Cu ppm

Zn ppm

Pbppm

Ag g/ton

Au ppb

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AssaFrom

24.2

32.8

69.8

To

32.8

69.8

77.2

Description

white ^cm. Amygdules and veining locally make up40"7o of the core.

Rhyolitic Tuff-porphyritic-medium grained, light to medium grey with abundant,rusty orange patches. The texture varies form granularsandy to siliceous glassy. Phenocrysts of whitefeldspar as lathes to 3mm narrow and quartz as darkgrey <^mm, sub rounded. The unit may in part bespherulitic as at 29.5, partly coalesced. Sulfides ofpyrite, minor pyrrhotite and red brown sphaleriterandomly with slight increase in sphalerite from 29.5 to31 .Om. Unit is siliceous. Upper contact is broken tocrushed, lower contact is gradational.

Rhyolitic Lapilli to Block Tuff-fine grained, light grey to medium grey with colourvariable due to presence of large fragments. Thefragments are generally lighter in colour porphyritic tospherulitic. They display light rims with dark centresprobably quartz. Main unit is medium grey porphyriticwith small feldspar laths, minor quartz eyes. There arelocally quartz with epidote veinlets possibly at edge ofblocks. Sulfides are minor to ^% pyrite, no sphaleriteor chalcopyrite noted.

54. 0-60.1 -main unit becomes lighter in colour andhas spherulitic nature with light rims and dark probablyquartz centres.

60.1-69.8-unit becomes darker probably weaklychloritic, increase in sulfide content to 1-30Xo andfragments are increasingly lapilli sized. Within thissection there is a zone of sphalerite and pyritemineralization 63.0-63.8m. Sphalerite as one band2cm wide, disseminated and small grains. Pyrite assemi-continuous veinlets -:0.5cm. Sections ends atlower edge of block. Magnetic due to pyrrhotite.

Rhyolite Lapilli Tuff-fine grained, light grey massive matrix hosting darklapilli, and lighter green grey lapilli. Sulfides are pyrite,pyrrhotite minor chalcopyrite and minor sphalerite. Unit

Sample #

2350823509

2351023511

From

29.730.7

63.063.8

TO

30.731.7

63.864.8

Length (meter)

1.01.0

0.81.0

Cu ppm

1017

2979

ysZn

ppm

95139

1130168

Pbppm

129

846

Ag g/ton

0.10.1

2.70.5

Au ppb

nilnil

9nil

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AssaysFrom

77.2

80.7

90.4

To

80.7

90.4

102.0

Description

is increasingly sericitic wrth sulfide content increasingcorrespondingly (see below)

74.0-77.2-pyrrhotite becomes the dominantsulfide as S-8% fine disseminations, clusters andpossible fragments. Chalcopyrite noted with somepyrrhotite but it is minor. Pyrite is minor constituent.

Rhyolite Tuff-Fragmented Fault Zone-fine to medium grained, light green to cream colourbleached highly broken to crushed with 20cm zone ofautobreccia cemented with sphalerite. Sphalerite alsooccurs as fracture fillings, as fine veinlets anddisseminations especially between 77.2 and 78.7.Below the unit is highly broken and has 1 5-20cmmassive pyrite at 79.4 approximately. Minor sphaleritenoted in pyrite zone. Lower contact based on end ofbleaching. Unit has black streaks to local smallnodules of undetermined mineralogy. Streaks are soft,grey streak may be some carbonate? or other alterationmineral.

Rhyolitic Lapilli to block Tuff-fine grained, medium grey rhyolitic tuff with minordisseminated sulfides hosting lapilli to blocks of lightercoloured grey to sericitic green, and cream browncolour. Locally there are multiple smaller fragments ina chloritic matrix i.e. 85.7 meters. One 20cm block at89.3 to 90.0 contains two cm band of massivepyrrhotite and 8 to 10"Xo sphalerite as disseminatedgrains and small discontinuous veinlets in a weaklysericitic matrix.

Rhyolite-fine grained, to medium grained, medium to dark greyto blackish, hosting grains to possible phenocrysts offeldspar and ghost like grey quartz (?) less than 1mm insize. The unit may be a crystal tuff especially in theupper 6m. Unit is generally massive, siliceous. Smallareas ^m are weakly sericitic. Small band of blackhard argillitic material in layer ^mm wide occurs at91.9 with second layer at 92.1. This unit may in part be

Sample #

235122351323514

23515235162351723518

235322354123519

From

74.075.076.0

77.277.778.779.7

80.788.789.3

To

75.076.077.2

77.778.779.780.7

82.289.390.0

Length (meter)

1.01.01.2

0.51.01.01.0

1.50.60.7

Cu ppm

343123

16616811

107

122

Zn ppm

29179200

12000898027102380

442634

12400

Pb ppm

2310

153318013

253

339

Agg/ton

0.10.10.1

0.40.51.60.1

0.20.11.5

Au ppb

nil5nil

10nil45nil

nil32



AssaFrom

102.0

145.2

To

102.0

145.2

168.0

Description

sedimentary. Unit has multiple fracture angles andminor small quartz veins.

End of Hole

Drilling was restarted Nov 9, 1999

Rhyolitic Lapilli Tuff-minor block tuff sections, fine grained, medium to darkgrey, grey green siliceous locally, has quartz eyes darkgrey to blackish throughout but locally more abundant.Lapilli are generally lighter grey in colour, blocks arelight grey, siliceous to vuggy similar to mineralized zoneabove. Sulfides are minor pyrite as disseminated finegrains, locally occurring in clusters pyrite asdisseminated fine grains, locally occurring in clusters.

102.0-103. 6-grainy, light green tuff, sandyappearance

122. 0-124, 2-abundant lapilli light greyappearance is like a conglomerate. There are possiblespherules at upper contact coalesced

124.2-124. 8-black fine grained, weakly laminatedfine ash tuff, contacts are eroded, gradational

1 28.7-1 30.8-medium grey to beige tinged,silicified, glassy in appearance, bleached at uppercontact. Multiple quartz veins to 2cm at 100 , 300 , 580to core axis, 5-100Xo of section. There are also bluequartz eyes in this section.

130.8-1 32. 9-beige to beige green, possiblysericitic, silicified, hard, contains nodules of calcite invery fine grained to cherty matrix.

Rhyolitic Porphyritic Tuff - Minor Lapilli-fine grained, medium grey to increasingly green greywith increased sericite content. The unit is light greenwith a grey overcast over 2-3m intervals. One highlysiliceous section 153.5-156.0 is silica and sericite.Quartz eyes occur as sub rounded to sub angularphenocrysts, dark grey to blackish, locally having abluish tinge. The quartz eyes are up to 2mm in size butare generally *:1mm making 5-100Xo of the core. The

Sample #


Cuppm

ysZn

ppmPb

ppmAg

g/tonAu ppb



AssaysFrom

168.0

192.2

194.6

201.0

To

192.2

194.6

201.0

223.3

Description

abundance is however variable and can exceed IS"/*.Carbonate bubbles, vesicules occur randomly but doappear more abundant in "beds"? Carbonates can alsooccur as elongated wisps to 2mm x 0.5mm. These areminor quartz veins to 4cm wide at 700 to core axis,locally with minor bleaching on the edges. Lapilli in thissection are minor and are siliceous, light grey wherenoted.

Rhyolitic Quartz Porphyritic Tuff-this unit is as above but is dark grey to grey green,darker than above. Sericite content is less, morerestricted. The unit develops a faint foliation towardsthe bottom at 580 to core axis with sericite and/orcarbonate defining the foliation. Quartz eyes are asabove but larger eyes are locally more abundant.Quartz veining is nil to trace, narrow veinlets.

168.0-177.5-dark grey section, very little sericite.

Cherty Tuff-fine grained, light grey to grey purple hue to greenishto pale grey, variable colourations. The unit isessentially silica with some feldspar grains as whitishgrains to 2mm. The section is broken, fractured.Upper contact is at 580 to core axis, minor contortionsand lower contact is broken.

Rhyolitic Tuff-fine to medium grained, medium grey with a granularappearance. Visible grains are mainly silica butfeldspar grains were noted. Although grainy inappearance the unit is massive with no discerniblefoliations.

Rhyolite-fine grained, medium grey to light grey, hard, becomesincreasingly siliceous towards following unit. This unitis locally quartz porphyritic, has feldspar grains tophenocrysts over short sections Ôcm. Unit isfractured to locally broken. Quartz carbonate veining is

Sample #


Cuppm

Znppm

Pb ppm

Ag g/ton

Au ppb



AssaFrom

223.3

To

231.0

231.0

Description

minor to ^% as veinlets *:1cm grey to 2cm and white.

Diabase Dyke-fine grained chilled contact zone to 225.2, mediumgrained after. Unit is dark grey green to blackish. Unitis magnetic weakly at upper contact increasing downsection to strongly magnetic. Diabase is broken tominor crushing, small epidote veinlets.

End of Hole

Acid Test

231.0 -42"

Sample #


Cu Ppm

ysZn

pprnPb

ppmAg

g/tonAu ppb


DIAMOND DRILL CORE LOG-SUMMARY SHEET

Project: Godfrey Township ProjectDate: November 2-8, 1999Logged by: Robert CalhounDrilling Co: Colbert Drilling

DDH: EFG99-2

Claim Number: P758767

SURVEYS:

Setup:Depth

OO 156

Azimuth 0450 045 0

-650-600

COLLAR LOCATION LI300SE/250NE

TIMMINS COORDINATES GRID COORDINATES

Northing: Easting Elevation: 00 TD: 156.0 meters

DRILLING DATESStarted: November 2, 1999 Finished: Novembers, 1999

250NE 1300SE

42A05NE2029 2.19961 GODFREY 020

Project: Godfrey Township Project Date: November 2, 1999 Logged By: R Calhoun

DIAMOND DRILL SUMMARY LOG

DDH: EFG99-2

GEOLOGIC SUMMARY

FROM TO DESCRIPTION INTERVAL SIGNIFICANT ASSAY AVERAGES

(m)

0.04.916.823.031.863.672.082.5111.2115.4

118.6118.8120.3133.4156.0

(m)

4.916.823.031 863.672.082.5111.2115.4118.6

118.8120.3133.4156.0

OverburdenDiabaseFelsic TuffMafic VolcanicRhyolitic Lapilli to Block TuffRhyolite-spheruliticRhyolitic Lapilli TuffRhyolitic Lapilli to Block TuffRhyolite TuffRhyolite Tuff

Massive SulfidesRhyolite TuffRhyolite TuffRhyolite lapilli Tuff

From (m)

81.5

115.5117.01186

To (m)

82.5

117.0118.6118.2

Width (m)

1.0

1.5160.2

Cuppm

96

4130162

Zn ppm

889

84245376

Pb ppm

13

95

60

Ag g/t

0.3

0.20.22.9

Au ppb

nil

3nil10

l COMMENTS

Diamond Drill Log

Property: Godfrey Township

Location: L1300SE/250NE

Azimuth: Grid North 45"

Dip: -650

Hole Number: EFG99-2

Final Depth: 156.0 meters

Dates Drilled: Nov2-8.1999

Dates Logged: Nov3-8.1999

Claim Number: P758767

Logged By: Robert Calhoun

Drilled By: Colbert Drilling

Signatured

AssaysFrom

0

4.9

16.8

23.0

TO

4.9

16.8

23.0

31.8

Description

Overburden

Diabase-medium to coarse grained, medium to dark green grey,white feldspar rich matrix, laths and epidote green whitishfeldspar porphyroblasts to 1cm. Unit is massive only minorquartz veining, multiple fractures 30/45/70". Contact area14.5-16.8 finer grained. Lower contact broken but appearsto be at 360 to core axis.

Felsic Tuff-fine to medium grained, medium grey to grey green,siliceous, hard. Unit has quartz eyes blackish to 2mm,local feldspar grains to phenocrysls . There are multiplequartz veinlets with pink feldspar at 450 to core axis.Locally the rock unit is bleached between pairs of theseveins. Contact, upper is baked, fine grained with abundantcarbonate veining, random.

Mafic Volcanic-fine grained, medium to dark grey green, amygduloidal toporphyroblastic with amygdules exceeding 0.5cm in upperpart of unit. Mafic is siliceous to silicified. Someamygdules are quartz and/or feldspar filled. Upper contacthas narrow mafic dyke which has baked the contactcoalescing the amygdules and causing a spider web

Sample #


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AssaFrom

31.8

63.6

72.0

To

63.6

72.0

82.5

Description

fracture pattern. Amygdules are small ^mm below25.5. There is local pyrite as nodules anddisseminations as at 23.8-24. 1m. No base metalsnoted. Lower contact 480 to core axis.

Felsic Volcanic-Rhyolitic Lapilli to Block Tuff-fine to medium grained, medium grey matrix hostinglapilli to blocks of generally lighter grey usuallyporphyritic rhyolite. These lapilli to blocks areoccasionally mineralized as at 36.1, S-10% pyrrhotite,<^% pyrite, nil to trace chalcopyrite. Tuff may display aweak foliation locally at 490 to core axis. There is aquartz vein ^ 5cm wide which sub parallels to coreaxis from 34 to 35.6m, minor pyrite. Down section thelarger blocks become more abundant quartz eyeporphyritic in darker matrix. Quartz and quartz epidoteveining increases in frequency as veins 2-3cm whitewith some bleaching, potassic alteration on the rims.

Rhyolite-Spherulitic-medium grained, medium grey to locally brown, red(brown dominant) probable potassic alterationespecially around 5- 10cm quartz and quartz carbonateveins. This section has abundant spherules to vesiclesusually quartz filled, dark grey with whitish rims, 1 to2mm in size. These are 20-300A of the unit. Theirabundance gives the unit a crystal tuff appearance atfirst glance. Sulfides are trace to minor pyrite asdisseminations and fracture fillings best example at70.0m. There is sericite in matrix not obvious. Upperand lower contact gradalional.

Rhyolitic Lapilli Tuff-fine grained, medium grey to grey green in uppersection becoming darker grey near and of section. Unitis quartz porphyritic and locally has spherulitic tovesicular section as above. Lapilli are usually lightergrey. Unit is massive in appearance with local faintfoliation.

81.5-82 5-pyrite as small veinlets, dusters anddisseminations. Pyrrhotite as fine disseminations and

Sample #

23520

From

81.5

To

82.5

Length (meter)

1.0

Cu ppm

96

ysZn

ppm

889

Pb ppm

13

Ag g/ton

0.3

Au ppb

nil



AssaysFrom

82.5

111.2

115.4

118.6

118.8

TO

111.2

115.4

118.6

118.8

120.3

Description

small clusters with minor chalcopyrite. Sulfides are10%-t- The sulfides appear to align on a foliation at 400to core axis.

Rhyolitic Lapilli to Block Tuff-fine grained, chloritic, variable colour from dark greygreen near upper contact to pale green (sericitic) from91 .4 to 94.0, to increasingly dark grey green towardsend of section. The lapilli and especially the blocks aredominantly light grey, fine grained, possibly chertyrhyolite, crackle textured with quartz and/or carbonate.

91.4-94 0-pale to light green grey possiblesericitic, with 30 "/o quartz veining, dominated by onelarge vein 91. 9-92. 5m, other veins are ^cm wide.Large vein has minor pyrite.

Rhyolite Tuff-fine grained, light to medium grey, medium hardweakly sericitic, minor quartz veining. Unit contains -sl-2Vo pyrrhotite as disseminated clusters and grains. Nobase metals noted.

Rhyolite Tuff-fine grained, light green grey bleached, altered,probable sericite. The feldspars in this section aresaussauritized. The unit is quite broken locally and isvuggy. The unit has ID-15% sulfides as pyrrhotitedominant to 1 16.3 and mainly pyrite to 1 18.6. Sulfidesoccur as fracture filling veinlets and as probablefragments weakly stretched locally but generallyangular. The unit can be conductive over 4-6" in asingle piece of core although the sulfides aredisseminated.

Massive Sulfides-fine grained pyrite intermixed with silicified blackargillite in the first 12cm and 8cm of pyrrhotite.

Rhyolite Tuff-fine grained, brownish green due to alteration includingsericite. Unit is medium hard, weakly siliceous.

Sample #

23521

23522

2352323524

23525

From

91.4

114.1

115.5117.0

118.6

To

92.5

115.5

117.0118.6

118.8

Length (meter)

1.1

1.4

1.51.6

0.2

Cu ppm

14

31

4130

162

Zn ppm

145

190

842453

76

Pbppm

26

3

95

60

Ag g/ton

0.1

0.2

0.20.2

2.9

Au ppb

nil

nil

3nil

10



AssaysFrom

120.3

133.4

To

133.4

156.0

156.0

Description

Rhyolite Tuff-fine grained, medium to dark grey, hard, local feldsparphenocrysts or grains. Moderately fractured,quartz/carbonate filled. Unit is massive in appearance.

Rhyolite Lapilli Tuff-fine grained, medium to dark grey to dark grey green,quartz porphyritic tuff. Textures are variable frommassive, porphyritic to locally weakly foliated. Quartzeyes are dark grey to black -s 1mm in size generally.They are abundant making up ID-15% of the unitlocally. Feldspars to 1-2mm are randomly distributed,but appear to form in layers to 2m in width. The unitmay in part be chloritic (dark green colouration). Thelapilli are mainly fine grained, medium grey. They arerandom but can occur as multiple lapilli over Ôcm asat 142.1m. There may be larger lapilli to blocks butthey are not obvious and may be of the same unit type.

End of Hole

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12/21/99 TUB 12:25 FAX 2673121

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where the work was done.if MU* a Rm*Mtf Hoktor V A

i. Instruction for cutting back credits that are not approved.

Jome or the credits claimed in this declaration may be cut back. Please check (/) in the boxes below lo show how you wish tojrioritize the deletion of credits:8 1. Credits are to be cut back from the Bank first, followed by option 2 or 3 or 4 as indicated.l 2. Credits are to be cut back starting wilh the claims listed last, working backwards; or

3 3. Credits are to be cut back equally over all claims listed in this declaration; or

3 4. Credits are to be cut back as prioritized on the attached appendix or as follows (describe

Vote: If you have not indicated how your credits are to be deleted, credits will be cut back from the Bank first, followed by option number 2 if necessary. _________________

:or Office Usê Only_________________.teceived Stamp Deemed Apptowd Data

MeApprand

Dale Notification Sent

ToUI Vrt*a of Crwft Appfwod

Approved to Reeordng by Mining Recorder (Signetum)

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C** . . Ministry o(OntdriO N(*i"*"i OevstopiTunt

fend MinosStatement of Costs for Assessment Credit

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DEC 21 1999/*-

PORCUPINE MINING DIVISIONJ /3*t'*

OntarioMinistry of Ministere duNorthern Development Developpement du Nordand Mines et des Mines

Geoscience Assessment Office 933 Ramsey Lake Road

January 26, 2000 6th FloorSudbury, Ontario

FALCONBRIDGE LIMITED P3E 6B5SUITE 1200, 95 WELLINGTON STREET WESTTORONTO, ONTARIO Telephone: (888) 415-9845M5J-2V4 Fax: (877)670-1555

Visit our website at: www.gov.on.ca/MNDM/MINES/LANDS/mlsmnpge.htm

Dear Sir or Madam: Submission Number: 2.19961

Status Subject: Transaction Number(s): W9960.00479 Approval

We have reviewed your Assessment Work submission with the above noted Transaction Number(s). The attached summary page(s) indicate the results of the review. WE RECOMMEND YOU READ THIS SUMMARY FOR THE DETAILS PERTAINING TO YOUR ASSESSMENT WORK.

If the status for a transaction is a 45 Day Notice, the summary will outline the reasons for the notice, and any steps you can take to remedy deficiencies. The 90-day deemed approval provision, subsection 6(7) of the Assessment Work Regulation, will no longer be in effect for assessment work which has received a 45 Day Notice. Allowable changes to your credit distribution can be made by contacting the Geoscience Assessment Office within this 45 Day period, otherwise assessment credit will be cut back and distributed as outlined in Section #6 of the Declaration of Assessment work form.

Please note any revisions must be submitted in DUPLICATE to the Geoscience Assessment Office, by the response date on the summary.

If you have any questions regarding this correspondence, please contact STEVE BENETEAU by e-mail at [email protected] or by telephone at (705) 670-5855.

Yours sincerely,

ORIGINAL SIGNED BYBlair KiteSupervisor, Geoscience Assessment OfficeMining Lands Section

Correspondence ID: 14521

Copy for: Assessment Library

Work Report Assessment Results

Submission Number: 2.19961

Date Correspondence Sent: January 26, 2000 Assessor:STEVE BENETEAU

Transaction Number

W9960.00479

Section:16 Drilling PDRILL

First Claim Number

758767

Township(s) l Area(s)

GODFREY

Status

Approval

Approval Date

January 18, 2000

Correspondence to:

Resident Geologist South Porcupine, ON

Assessment Files Library Sudbury, ON

Recorded Holder(s) and/or Agent(s):

Lionel BonhommeTIMMINS, ONTARIO, CANADA

FALCONBRIDGE LIMITED TORONTO, ONTARIO

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