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Hole NQG-l G-3

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DateNov/70 Jan/71 Teb/73

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- i oale green to cream, occasional vuggy section, fragments stretched parallell ! to foliation.i i 33* trace Cp. , foliation 35 - 45 0 to core axis.

1 80 a few vugs filled with Co.' 1 105 foliation 20O to c. a.

! 130 foliation 500 to c. a.ISO : 159 i Khyo-dacite several tiny vugs of Cp. s bornite

: ! section highly siliceous, coarselv fragmental.i i

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\ \89 1 intermediate to andlsitic chloritized, dark to medium green, highly fractured.

i approximately ^ diss Py s 2-3^* diss Magnetitei 68-72 highly contorted, fractured, several quartz carbonate 1i veinlets, unit porphyritic approximately l-2% pale bluish qtz. phenocrysts

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@ 166 flecks c. P. w Pv.178 - 213 a few Pyrite blobs s Xls.

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•?-J5 - ^50365 - 396 - 5 to 10* xline Py. oenerally in 1/8" bands parallel to foliation

217 - 260360 - 396 flesh coloured

! 431 - 464core loss:- 224 - 225

257 - 258264 - 265267.8268.5 — 270337.8418.5 - 420484.5 -6490.5 -1 -504 -6

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- pale greyish green, soft, sericitic, talcose v. Fig-, highlyfew gtz. veinlets.tuffs-- grey-green, soft, chloritic, well bedded, colour banded,

locally porphyritic, bedding avg. 65 - 70 c. a.Core loss: 124.5 -1.25 . ——————————

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Felsic tuff? mottled greyish pink, fig.', gritty, equigranular, poorly bedded,pervassive, pinkish colour - may be a sandstone? @ 198 - blob c. p.In termed iate to dacitic tuffs - matrix fine grained, chloritic continuous palecreamish frags, from shot to almond size stretched parallel to foliation.

292 - 271.5 - frags, increasing in size becor-ing pale pinkish.Core loss: 210.5 - 212Rhyolitic tuff welded - pale pinkish, v. fig., glassy, bedding poorly defined.approximately lOî chlorite flecks. Frags, up to pea size, stretched.

279 -286 becoming progressively cojjrser and grey coloured, frags.up to almondIntermediatewalnut size,

size.tuffs-- generally mottled green-grey - light coloured frags, up togenerally shot to pea size.

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513

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382 - 391 multiple otz. veins.Dacitic tuff to fragmental, medium grey to grey-green matrix, chloritic withlocal sections coarsely fragmental, frags, up to walnut size, splashes Pv. @ 496R Sil.

E. O. M. 513 '

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Sample No.

Casing iIntermediate pyroclastic:- angular, white to buff siliceous fragments of allsizes up to 3" dia. cemented in medium to dark groen, chloritic matrix, frags.rhyolitic to dacitic, edges broken, vague, no apparent sorting fragmentsconstitute less than 40*i of rock, local splashes of magnetite.

Adesite:- fine grained, equigranular, yellowish green to green, epidotized.

Intermediate pyroclastic:- as above, gradually becoming more felsic,393 - 485 numerous pink fragments499 - 501 intermediate tuff, contacts450 to core axis

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HOLE

1057-73-1Thompson Option - Sturceon Lake

iTunr Line 88 -f OOEu Lake levelBTf ft Feb. 25. 1973

(fNGTH , 417'

DIP -63"nrpiBT^or ? 4 50 SouthAZIMUTH 180 CCOUPI FTFD M.ir^h 3. 1973

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fiCVRfDESCRIPTION

Sturgeon Lake

OverburdenLAPILLI TUFF (Heterogeneous frap.nent composition)•fragments vary from t" to 3' in diameter

••..-hitOj pink and green non-porphvritlc , moderately siliceoushyolitc fragments, some colour banding.

•occasional intermediate to basic tuff fraRmont,•rare quartz phenocrysts•very weak sericite, mostly on slip planes•trace amount of fine grained disseminated chloritoid

•94-118' trace fine Rraincd disseminated maRnetite•94-102' trace conformable pyrite•118'-139' sparse very fine Rrained quartz phcnocrvstswo.ik shcarinR throuehout unitmoderately foliated 94'-125' 50" to c^.a.

127' 550 to c. a.APILLI TUFF (Homogeneous fraRments)fragments l" to l 1 , medium to dark green rhyolite,elatlvely more siliceous than above

•weak sericite, traces of disseminated magnetite and ovrite

.hroughout. (no chloritoid)

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-becomes slichtlv more chlr;;-Jc toward end of upi,t

LAPILLI TUFF (Heterogeneous fragment conposition)-similar to 94' to 139'

-up to l"/, very fine grained quart.1: phenocrysts in both matrixand fragments (phenocrysts very blue).-occasional fragment of fine grained andesite or diorite-196.5'-249 PYRITE ZONE. Averages 2 to 3X pyrite which occursprimarily as narrow seams with weak chlorite alteration.

Occasional blebs or fraRir.cnts of sulphide.-234'-sevcral pink chert fragncnts with minor chloritoid.

-249-254.5 moderate chlorite alteration with 3 to 4X disseminatencdium grained magnetite and IX pyriteFoliation! 157'-530 to c. a.

180'-60C to c. a.262'-65" to c. a.

Sharp lower contact.TUFF UNIT (Intermediate composition)•fragmental, isost less than k" in d iameter, only weaklyllsccrnablc, stretched.•medium grey, moderately "siliceous, dense, very homogeneous

jnlt.•trace amounts of disseminated fine grained pyrite•rare to sparse fin.; grained quartz phenocrysts/APILLI TUFF (Heterogeneous fragment composition)•fragments vary from V to 3"-occasional chert fragment and chloritic seam

"4 to IX blue fine-drained quartz phenocryst* i-hrmifhn,,t-

-moderate sericite on parting planes.

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•traces cf fvritt (up t;o .U. over several Inches as f llms onfoliation plnnos nnd p.irtinp.E)

•Sharp lower contact

•'citation @ 288.5" Is 660 to c. a.

INTERMEDIATE FRACMF.NTAL (Flow top breccia?)

.uff. Occasional chert fragment as well as rare fragments to

12" of fine grained andesite or diorite.

•matrix and most of the fragments moderately feldspathic!

•unit light prey, very dt-nsc i fairly honogcneous.

•traces cf disseminated pyrite throughout.

•very rare fine grained quart* phenocryst*.

•gradationnl decrease in size and percentage of fragments

.oword end of hole.

l75'-tl7' trace disseminated magnetite

•oliatlon S 319' O 690 to c. a.

347' 6 67s to c. a.

357' ® 70" to c. a.

398' ® 730 to c. a.

416" @ 70" to c. a.

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1973 DRILLING PROGRAMME

THOMPSON OPTION

STURGEON LAKE, ONTARIO

J.R. Allan

April 25, 1973.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE

SUMMARY l

INTRODUCTION l

GEOLOGY l 4 2•4

'"SIGNS 2

APPENDIX - drill log DDH G. - 2 ( Amax, 1971 )

- drill log DDH 1057-734 ( Conwest, 1973

- drill section DDH 1057-73-1

SUMMARY

In February of 1973 a single, short diamond drill hole was put down on the

northen portion of the Thompson Option to test a strong induced polarization anomaly. The

hole intersected 52.5 1 of 2 to 37. pyrite and 5.5' of 4*/. disseminated magnetite.

Both the I.P. anomaly and the associated weak magnetic response have been adequately

explained and no further work is recommended at the present time.

INTRODUCTION

' In January and February of 1973, McPhar Geophysics Limited outlined an I.P. anomaly,

in'excess of 3,200' long, along the northern portion of the Thompson Option, (McPhar

Zone No, 14). All of the anoroalouszonc, which is underlain by Sturgeon Lake, appears

to be within the rhyolite unit that hosts the Mattagami Lake Mines "F" zone. The

axis of the anomaly is nearly parallel to and approximately 500' north of the lower

rhyolite - pillowed 6 brecciated andesite contact.

The I.P. anomaly is described by McPhar as follows:

"This definite zone extends from line 60 -f OOE to beyond line 92 4- OOE. Frequency Effects increase from slightly anomalous in the western part of this zone to strongly anomalous on Line 84 + OOE, line 88 -h OOE, and line 92 -H OOE. A zone of moderately low resistivity values correlates with the anomalous Frequency Effects. Detail coverage using 100' dipoles on line 84 4- OOE and line 88 -h OOE suggest the source to be a steeply dipping body, probably composed of sulphides which become more conductive with depth. This anomalous body appears to be lens tlum 100' in width, and comes to within 100' of the overburden surf ac./."

Prior to drilling, lines 88 -f- OOE and 92 -f OOE were surveyed Tt 50' station

intervals with a Geometrics proton magnetometer. A weak (100 gammas) coincident magnetic

response was recorded but was not thought to bc overly significant with respect to the

variability noted elsewhere, (refer to mag. profile on drill section).

GEOLOGY

Drill hole 1057-73-1 (collar 88 + OOE-2 + 50S, dip -630 . 1800 azimuth, length 417')

intersected 54' of water and 40' of overburden before reaching bedrock. Bedrock is

comprised of thick bands of lapilli tuff of acid to intermediate composition, with the

individual bands being defined by the homogeneity or heterogeneity of the fragment

composition (huff a.id chert fragments in a fine-grained, weakly chloritic tuff matrix).

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The rocks are weakly to moderately foliated with weak sericite, chlorite and chloritoid

alteration being generally confined to slip plane surfaces.

Trace amounts of fine grained disseminated magnetite and pyrite are ubiquitous

throughout. No economic sulphides were observed. A weak sulphide zone, consisting of

2 to 37, pyrite which occurs primarily as narrow, fine-grained seams with weak

accompanying chlorite alteration, was cut fron 196.5 1 to 249' (52.5' core length and

approximately 46' true width). This in turn is underlain by 5.5' of moderate chlorite

alteration with 3 to 47* disseminated, medium-grained euhedral ..rystals of magnetite

and IV. pyrite.

The apparent strike of bedrock intersected in hole 1057-73-1 is east-west while

the dip appears to vary from 72 0 to 780 north. No significant deformation was observed.

CONCLUSIONS

The pyrite zone correlates well with the detailed I.P. anomaly and the 5,5' of 47.

magnetite appears to be the causative source of the 100 gamma mag. response.

Drill hole G-2 (Amax, 1971), located SOU 1 west and on strike with 1057-73-1,

intersected 31' of 57. to 107. pyrite (no trace of economic sulphides) indicating a

narrowing of the zone to the west.

In view of the absence of even trace amounts of economic sulphides in either

drill hole, no further work appears warranted at the present time.

Respectfully Submitted

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READ CAREFULLY: THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION is REQUIRES BY THE MINING

For Monuol Work, Stripping or Opening up of Mines, Sinking Shott s or Other Actual Mining Operations - Names ondaddresses of the men who performed the work ond the dates ond hours of their employment.For Diamond ond other Core Drilling - Footage, No. ond angle of holes and diameter of core. Name ond address ofowner or operator of drill. Dates when drilling was done. Signed core log ond sketch in duplicate. For Compressed Air or Other Power Driven or Mechanical EquipmentType of drill or equipment. Names and addresses of men engaged in operating equipment ond the dates and hours oftheir employment.For Power Stripping - Type of equipment. Name ond address of owner or operator. Amount expended. Dates on whichwork was done. Proof of actual cost must be submitted within 30 days of recording.With each of the above types of work skeiches ore required to show the locollon ond extent of the work In relationto the nearest claim post. In the case of diamond or other core drilling the sketch must be submitted In duplicate.For Geophysical, Geological, Geochernicol Surveys ond Expenditure Credits - the name of author of report. Coveringdotes of survey (linecutting o\ office). Type of instrument used. Total amount of expenditure. Technical reports,mops,expenditure breakdown, receipts must be filed in duplicate with the Minister within 60 days of recording.For Land Survey - the name ond address of Ontario Land surveyor.

The Required Information is os Follows; (Attoch o list if this space is insufficient)

D.D*Hole Depth claim No. Dates of drilling

#1057-73-1 417' Pa.210497 Feb. 25, 1973 to Mar. 3, 1973Drilling done............................ 417'Work recorded as above ..................110*Reserved for future filing .............

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The Mining Act Certificate Verifying Report of Work

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hereby certify:

1. That l have a personal ond intimate knowledge of the facts set forth in the report of work annexed here* to, having performed the work or witnessed some during and/or after its completion.

2. That the annexed report is true.

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THE MINING ACT REPORT OF WORK

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nome of Recorded Holder Miner'* Licence

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do hereby report the performonce of ......2,1.2.5.9......................... days of ...P.J.WffnOS.U.Wngi....type of work

not before reported to be applied on the following contiguous claims

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SEE ATTACHED SCHEDULEClaim No. Days Claim No. Days

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All the work was performed on Mining Claim (s) ...?a..?.li9S?7.f..E?...^(In the case of geological ond/or geophysical survey (s) where more than 18 claims ore Involved attach o schedule)

READ CAREFULLY: THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION is REQUIRED BY THE MINING RECORDER.,

For Manual Work, Stripping or Opening up of Mines, Sinking Shafts or Other Actual Mining Operations - Names andadJresses of the men who performed the work and the dates and hours of their employment.For Diamond and other Core Drilling - Footage, No. and angle of holes and diameter of core. Nome and address ofowner or operator of drill. Dates when drilling was done. Signed core log and sketch in duplicate.For Compressed Air or Other Power Driven or Mechanical EquipmentType of drill or equipment. Names and addresses of men engaged in operating equipment and the dates and hours oftheir employment.For Power Stripping - Type of equipment. Name and odd'ess of owner or operator. Amount expended. Dates on whichwork was done. Proof of actual cost must be submitted within 30 days of recording.With each of the above types of work sketches ore required lo show the location and extent of the work In relationto the nearest claim post. In the cose of diamond or other core drilling the sketch must be submitted in duplicate.For Geological and Geophysical Survey - The names and addresses of men employed as well os dotes. Type ofinstrument used in the case of geophysical survey. Reports ond mops in duplicate must be filed with the Ministerwithin 60 days of recording.For Lond Survey - the name and address of Ontario Land surveyor.

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Drill Contractor i Continental Diamond Drilling Co, Rouyn, Quebec

Core Size i AX

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2,250 feet, 4 l -des-50',Nov. 18, 1970 to Jan. 31, 1971

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The Mining Act Certificate Verifying Report of Work

F. J. Johnston

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