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  • S?nMNW00e? 2.\?\79 R/kMSAY WRIGHT 0 1 0

    REPORT ON COMBINED HELICOPTER-BORNE

    MAGNETIC, GRADIOMETER AND VLF-EM SURVEY

    ATIKOKAN AREA NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO

    for ATIKO GOLD MINES CORPORATION

    by AERODAT LIMITED

    November 17, 1988

    8868 Kevin Killin Geophysicist

  • BaBHNweeea 2.12179 RAMSAY wright 0 1 0 C

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Page No. 1. INTRODUCTION 1-1

    2. SURVEY AREA LOCATION 2-1 3. AIRCRAFT AND EQUIPMENT

    3.1 Aircraft 3-1

    3.2 Equipment 3-1 3.2.1 VLF-EM System 3-1

    3.2.2 Magnetometer 3-2 3.2.3 Magnetic Base Station 3-2

    3.2.4 Radar Altimeter 3-3

    3.2.5 Barometric Altimeter 3-3

    3.2.6 Tracking Camera 3-3 3.2.7 Analog Recorder 3-3 3.2.8 Digital Recorder 3-4

    3.2.9 Radar Positioning System 3-5 4. DATA PRESENTATION

    4.1 Base Map 4-1

    4.2 Flight Path Map 4-1

    4.3 Total Field Magnetic Contours 4-1

    4.4 Vertical Magnetic Gradient Contours 4-2

    4.5 VLF-EM Total Field Contours 4-3

    5. GENERAL INTERPRETIVE CONSIDERATIONS 5-1

    APPENDIX I - STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS

    APPENDIX II - PERSONNEL

  • LIST OF MAPS

    (Scale: 1:10,000)

    Maps

    1. Photomosaic Base Map

    2. Flight Lines Map

    3. Total Field Magnetic Contours

    4. Vertical Magnetic Gradient Contours

    5. VLF-EM Total Field Contours

  • 1 - 1

    1. INTRODUCTION

    This report describes an airborne geophysical survey carried out on

    behalf of Atiko Gold Mines Corporation by Aerodat Limited.

    Equipment operated included a vert ical magnetic gradiometer system

    employing twin Cesium magnetometers, a VLF-EM system, a

    tracking camera, a barometric al t imeter , a radar al t imeter and a

    radar navigation system. Magnetic, altimeter and VLF-EM were

    recorded both in d ig i t a l and analog form. Positioning data were

    stored in d ig i t a l form and on VHS casse t te as well as being

    recorded manually by the operator in f l i g h t .

    The survey area was located in Hutchison, Ramsay, McCaul Town-

    ships Northwestern Ontario. The survey was flown during the period

    October 1 to October 7, 1988 a t a nominal l ine spacing of 100 metres,

    and a t an azimuth of 0, 180 degrees. Coverage and data qual i ty were

    considered to be well within the specifications described in the

    contract.

    The purpose of the survey was to record airborne geophysical data

    over and around ground tha t is of in te res t to Atiko Gold Mines

    Corporation.

  • 1 - 2

    A t o t a l of 72 0 kilometres of the recorded data were compiled in

    map form and are presented as part of th i s report according to

    specif icat ions outlined by Atiko Gold Mines Corporation.

  • 2 - 2

    2. SURVEY AREA LOCATION

    The survey area is depicted on the index map shown below. The area

    is 20 km east of Atikokan Ontario, in Hutchison, Ramsey and Mc-

    Caul Tips. The area is accessible via a combination of road and

    boat, or via f l oa t plane to a variety of lakes in the area.

  • 3 - 2

    3. AIRCRAFT AND EQUIPMENT

    3.1 Aircraft

    An Aerospatiale A-STAR 350D helicopter C-FEEN, owned and

    operated by Canadian Helicopters was used for the survey.

    Ins ta l l a t ion of the geophysical and ancil lary equipment was

    carried out by Aerodat. The survey a i rc ra f t was flown a t a

    mean terrain clearance of 60 metres.

    3.2 Equipment

    3.2.1 VLF-EM System

    The VLF-EM system was a Herz Totem 2A. This ins t ru-

    ment measured the t o t a l f i e ld and quadrature compo-

    nent from two transmit t ing s ta t ions , providing two

    channels of both l ine and ortho information.

    The sensor was towed in a bird 12 metres below the

    helicopter, 50 metres above the ter ra in . The t ran-

    smitting s ta t ions used primarily were NSS (Annapolis,

    Maryland, 21.4 kHz) for the l ine channels and NAA

    (Cutler, Maine, 24.0 kHz) for the ortho channels.

  • 3 - 2

    3.2.2 Magnetometer

    The Aerodat vert ical gradiometer system consists of

    twin Cesium magnetometer sensors manufactured by

    Scintrex, r igidly mounted on a towed bird system.

    The ident ica l magnetometers are separated by a ver-

    t i ca l distance of three metres. The sens i t i v i ty of

    the magnetometer sensors is 0.01 gammas and the

    vert ical gradient of the t o t a l magnetic f i e l d i s

    measured to a sens i t iv i ty of 0.005 gammas/metre, or

    be t te r , in f l i g h t a t a sampling ra te of 10 times per

    second. The sensors were towed in a bird 30 metres

    below the helicopter, 30 metres above the te r ra in .

    3.2.3 Magnetic Base Station

    A Geometries 803 proton precession magnetometer

    was operated at the base of operations to record

    diurnal variations of the earth 's magnetic f i e l d .

    The clock of the base s ta t ion was synchronized with

    tha t of the airborne system to f a c i l i t a t e l a t e r

    correlation.

  • 3 - 2

    3.2.4 Radar Altimeter

    A King KRA-10 radar altimeter was used to record

    terrain clearance. The output from the instrument was

    a l inear function of a l t i tude for maximum accuracy.

    3.2.5 Barometric Altimeter

    A Wrights Instrument 16007-212 barometric al t imeter

    was used to record terrain clearance. The output

    from the instrument was a linear function of a l t i -

    tude for maximum accuracy.

    3.2.6 Tracking Camera

    A Panasonic VHS video camera was used to record f l i g h t

    path on VHS casse t t es . The camera was operated in

    continuous mode and the f iducia l numbers and time marks

    for cross-reference to the analog and d ig i t a l data were

    encoded on the video tape.

    3.2.7 Analog Recorder

    An RMS dot-matrix recorder was used to display the

    data during the survey. In addition to manual and

    time f iduc ia l s , the following data were recorded:

  • 3 - 4

    Channel Input Scale

    VLT VLF-EM Total Field - Line 2.5%/mm

    VLQ VLF-EM Quadrature - Line 2.5%/mm

    VOT VLF-EM Total Field - Ortho 2.5%/mm

    VOQ VLF-EM Quadrature - Ortho 2.5%/mm

    RALT Radar Altimeter 10 f t ./mm

    LC Lower Magnetometer Sensor-Coarse 25 nT/mm

    LF Lower Magnetometer Sensor-Fine 2.5 nT/mm

    UC Upper Magnetometer Sensor-Coarse 25 nT/mm

    UP Upper Magnetometer Sensor-Fine 2.5 nT/mm

    BALT Barometric Altimeter 5 ft./mm

    LN Lower Magnetometer Sensor Noise .0125 nT/mm

    UN Upper Magnetometer Sensor Noise .0125 nT/mm

    GN Gradient Noise .05 nT/m/mm

    3.2.8 Digital Recorder

    A DGR-33 data system recorded the survey on magnetic

    tape. Information recorded was as follows:

    Equipment

    VLF-EM

    Magnetometer

    Altimeter

    Mini-Ranger

    Interval

    0.5 seconds

    0.2 seconds

    0.5 seconds

    0.2 seconds

  • 3 - 2

    3.2.9 Radar Positioning System

    A Motorola Mini-Ranger Radar navigation system was

    u t i l ized for both navigation and track recovery. Tran-

    sponders located a t fixed locations were interrogated

    several times per second and the ranges from these

    points to the helicopter were measured to an accuracy

    of about 5 metres. A navigational computer

    t r iangulated the position of the helicopter and

    provided the pi lot with navigational information. The

    positional data were recorded on magnetic tape for

    subsequent f l i g h t path generation.

  • 4 - 2

    4. DATA PRESENTATION

    4.1 Base Map

    A photomosaic base a t a scale of 1:10,000 was prepared from

    enlargements of aerial photographs of the survey area.

    4.2 Flight Path

    The f l i g h t path was derived from the Mini-Ranger posit ioning

    system. The distance from the helicopter to two establ ished

    reference locations was measured several times per second, and

    the position of the helicopter calculated by t r iangula t ion . I t

    i s estimated tha t the f l i g h t path is generally accurate to

    about 5 metres with respect to the topographic d e t a i l of the

    base map. The f l i g h t path is presented with f iduc ia l s for

    cross-reference to both the analog and d ig i t a l data.

    4.3 Total Field Magnetic Contours

    The aeromagnetic data were corrected for diurnal variations by

    subtraction of the d ig i t a l ly recorded base s ta t ion magnetic

    prof i le . No correction for regional variation was applied.

    The corrected profi le data were interpolated onto a regular

    grid at a 25 m true scale interval using an akima spl ine

  • 4 - 2

    technique. The grid provided the basis for threading the

    presented contours a t a 2 gamma interval .

    The aeromagnetic data have been presented with f l i g h t path and

    photomosaic base map.

    4.4 Vertical Magnetic Gradient Contours

    The vert ical gradient was computed by subtraction of the upper

    sensor t o t a l f i e l d value from the lower sensor t o t a l f i e l d

    value and dividing by the sensor separation of 3 metres to

    obtain the value in nanoTeslas/metre.

    The measured gradient prof i le data derived from the two high

    sens i t iv i ty magnetometers were interpolated onto a regular

    grid a t a 25 m true scale interval again using an Akima spline

    technique. The gridded data were, in turn, contoured in .025

    nanoTeslas per metre in tervals .

    The aeromagnetic data have been presented with f l i g h t path,

    and photomosaic base map.

  • 4.5 VLF-EM Contours

    The VLF-EM Total Field data measured from 2 s ta t ions were

    interpolated onto a regular grid at a 25 m true scale interval

    using an Akima spline technique. The grid provided the basis

    for threading the presented contours a t a 1% contour in terval .

    The electromagnetic data have been presented along with the

    f l i g h t path and photomosaic base map.

  • 1 - 2

    5. GENERAL INTERPRETIVE CONSIDERATIONS

    Total Field Magnetics

    The t o t a l f i e ld magnetic maps show contours of the t o t a l f i e l d

    using a high sens i t iv i ty magnetometer. Furthermore, a f ine

    contour interval of 2 nanoTeslas was used.

    The magnetic map is characterized by numerous magnetic fea tures

    and should be careful ly correlated with exist ing geologic maps

    of the area. Such correlations should prove extremely use fu l

    for updating the known geology of the area.

    Measured Vertical Gradient

    The vert ical gradient map has the inherent advantage of def ining

    contacts between d i f f e r en t l i thologie uni ts as well as enhancing

    shorter spa t ia l wavelength features due to near surface bodies

    of f i n i t e dimensions. Hence, the vert ical gradient map is a

    use fu l supplement to the t o t a l f i e ld map.

    VLF Electromagnetics

    The VLF-EM method employs the radiation from powerful mili tary

    radio t ransmit ters as the primary s ignals . The magnetic f i e l d

    associated with the primary f i e ld is e l l i p t i ca l ly polarized in

    the vicini ty of e lect r ical conductors. The Herz Totem uses three

  • 5 - 2

    coils in the X, Y, Z configuration to measure the t o t a l f i e l d and

    ver t ical quadrature component of the polarization e l l ipse .

    The re la t ively high frequency of VLF (15-25) kHz provides high

    response factors for bodies of low conductance. Relatively "dis-

    connected" sulphide ores have been found to produce measureable

    VLF s ignals . For the same reason, poor conductors such as sheared

    contacts, breccia zones, narrow f a u l t s , a l tera t ion zones and

    porous flow tops normally produce VLF anomalies. The method can

    therefore be used e f fec t ive ly for geological mapping. The only

    relat ive disadvantage of the method l ies in i t s s ens i t iv i ty to

    conductive overburden. In conductive ground the depth of explor-

    ation is severely limited.

    The e f f e c t of s tr ike direction is important in the sense of the

    relat ion of the conductor axis relat ive to the energizing elec-

    tromagnetic f i e l d . A conductor aligned along a radius drawn from

    a t ransmit t ing s ta t ion will be in a maximum coupled orientat ion

    and thereby produce a stronger response than a similar conductor

    a t a d i f f e r en t s tr ike angle. Theoretically, i t would be possible

    for a conductor, oriented tangent ia l ly to the t ransmit ter to

    produce no s ignal . The most obvious e f f e c t of the s t r ike angle

    consideration is tha t conductors favourably oriented with respect

    to the transmitter location and also near perpendicular to the

  • 5 - 3

    f l i g h t direction are most clearly rendered and usual ly dominate

    the map presentat ion.

    The t o t a l f i e ld response i s an indicator of the existence and

    position of a conductivity anomaly. The response wil l be a

    maximum over the conductor, without any special f i l t e r i n g , and

    strongly favour the upper edge of the conductor even in the case

    of a re la t ively shallow dip.

    The vert ical quadrature component over s teeply dipping sheet - l ike

    conductor will be a cross-over type response with the cross-over

    closely associated with the upper edge of the conductor.

    The response is a cross-over type due to the f ac t tha t i t i s the

    ver t ical rather than t o t a l f i e ld quadrature component tha t i s

    measured. The response shape i s due largely to geometrical rather

    than conductivity considerations and the distance between the

    maximum and minimum on either side of the cross-over is re la ted

    to t a rge t depth. For a given ta rge t geometry, the larger th i s

    distance the greater the depth.

    The amplitude of the quadrature response, as opposed to shape i s

    function of ta rge t conductance and depth as well as the conduc

    t i v i t y of the overburden and host rock. As the primary f i e l d

  • t ravels down to the conductor through conductive material i t i s

    both a t tenuated and phase sh i f t ed in a negative sense. The secon-

    dary f i e l d produced by th is a l tered f i e ld at the ta rge t a lso has

    an associated phase s h i f t . This phase s h i f t is positive and is

    larger for re la t ive ly poor conductors. This secondary f i e l d i s

    a t tenuated and phase sh i f t ed in a negative sense during return

    t ravel to the surface. The net e f f e c t of these 3 phase s h i f t s

    determine the phase of the secondary f i e ld sensed a t the

    receiver.

    A re la t ive ly poor conductor in res is t ive ground wil l yield a net

    positive phase s h i f t . A re la t ively good conductor in more conduc-

    tive ground will yield a net negative phase s h i f t . A combination

    is possible whereby the net phase s h i f t is zero and the response

    is purely in-phase with no quadrature component.

    A net positive phase s h i f t combined with the geometrical cross-

    over shape will lead to a positive quadrature response on the

    side of approach and a negative on the side of departure. A net

    negative phase s h i f t would produce the reverse. A fur ther sign

  • 5 - 5

    reversal occurs with a 180 degree change in instrument orien-

    ta t ion as occurs on reciprocal l ine headings. During d ig i t a l

    processing of the quadrature data for map presentat ion th is i s

    corrected for by normalizing the sign to one of the f l i g h t l ine

    headings.

    Respectful ly submitted, AERODAT LIMITED

    November 17, 1988 Kevin Kill in, 8868 Geophysicist

  • APPENDIX III

    CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATIONS

    I, KEVIN J . KILLIN, cer t i fy that: -

    1. I hold a B. Sc. (Hons.) in Geological Geophysics from the University of Western Ontario. I also attended the University of Toronto as a full-time student during which time I obtained credits in geology.

    2. I reside at 255 Grey Squirrel Place in the city of Waterloo, Ontario.

    3. I have been engaged in a professional role in the oil and minerals industry in Canada for the past two years.

    4. I have been a member of the Prospectors & Developers Association since 1984.

    5. The accompanying report was prepared from information supplied by Atiko Gold Mines Corporation and from a review of the proprietary airborne geophysical survey flown by Aerodat Limited for Atiko Gold Mines Corporation. I have not personally visited the property.

    6. I have no interest , direct or indirect, in the property de-scribed nor do I hold securities in Atiko Gold Mines Corporation.

    Signed,

    Mississauga, Ontario Kevin J . Killin November, 1988 Geophysicist

  • FIELD

    APPENDIX II

    PERSONNEL

    Flown - October, 1988

    Pilot - Craig Nesbitt

    Operator - Jake Langille

    OFFICE

    Processing - George McDonald, Data Production Manager

    Report - Kevin Killin, Geophysicist

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    Survey Company /OOj-^ P^-em i P i f )

    Nam* and Addrats of Author (of G«o-T«chnlcal report)

    Oste of Survey (f tpm t i to) 0 / 0 9 . Day Mo. | Yr.

    516 09 S>8 Pay I Mo. I Yr.

    Total Miles of line Cut

    ^oublcis Pi-\cUr , KTashugi^r., m.'ssi'^^.s^ccbp.jOfsf MV^ \R3 Credits Requested per Each Claitn in Columns at right Speclcl Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid:

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    L O CvJ

    Geophysical

    - Electronugnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Geochemlcal

    Days per Claim

    Speclcl Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid:

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    L O CvJ

    Geophysical

    - Electronugnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Geochemlcal

    Speclcl Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid:

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    L O CvJ

    Geophysical

    - Electronugnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Geochemlcal

    Speclcl Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid:

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    L O CvJ

    Geophysical

    - Electronugnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Geochemlcal

    Speclcl Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid:

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    L O CvJ

    Geophysical

    - Electronugnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Geochemlcal

    Speclcl Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid:

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    L O CvJ

    Geophysical

    - Electronugnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Geochemlcal

    Speclcl Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid:

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    L O CvJ

    Geophysical

    - Electronugnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Geochemlcal

    Man Days > - ,-0 " •

    CompletlMleOiêl'se^side and enterJo^Rs) here ^

    0 i;-: , C/.1 M;' - : . . '-1 ' " rc :.: co

    h^ u.i ; Q C D Cv;

    R E C

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Days per Claim

    Man Days > - ,-0 " •

    CompletlMleOiêl'se^side and enterJo^Rs) here ^

    0 i;-: , C/.1 M;' - : . . '-1 ' " rc :.: co

    h^ u.i ; Q C D Cv;

    R E C

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Man Days > - ,-0 " •

    CompletlMleOiêl'se^side and enterJo^Rs) here ^

    0 i;-: , C/.1 M;' - : . . '-1 ' " rc :.: co

    h^ u.i ; Q C D Cv;

    R E C

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Man Days > - ,-0 " •

    CompletlMleOiêl'se^side and enterJo^Rs) here ^

    0 i;-: , C/.1 M;' - : . . '-1 ' " rc :.: co

    h^ u.i ; Q C D Cv;

    R E C

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Man Days > - ,-0 " •

    CompletlMleOiêl'se^side and enterJo^Rs) here ^

    0 i;-: , C/.1 M;' - : . . '-1 ' " rc :.: co

    h^ u.i ; Q C D Cv;

    R E C

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Man Days > - ,-0 " •

    CompletlMleOiêl'se^side and enterJo^Rs) here ^

    0 i;-: , C/.1 M;' - : . . '-1 ' " rc :.: co

    h^ u.i ; Q C D Cv;

    R E C

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Man Days > - ,-0 " •

    CompletlMleOiêl'se^side and enterJo^Rs) here ^

    0 i;-: , C/.1 M;' - : . . '-1 ' " rc :.: co

    h^ u.i ; Q C D Cv;

    R E C

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Airborne Credits

    Note: Special provisiois'^i H credits do not apply

    Magnetometer

    iNDS SECTION Radiometric

    Days per Claim

    Airborne Credits

    Note: Special provisiois'^i H credits do not apply

    Magnetometer

    iNDS SECTION Radiometric

    f 0

    Airborne Credits

    Note: Special provisiois'^i H credits do not apply

    Magnetometer

    iNDS SECTION Radiometric

    Airborne Credits

    Note: Special provisiois'^i H credits do not apply

    Magnetometer

    iNDS SECTION Radiometric

    Mining Claims Traversed (List in numerical sequence)

    Expenditures (excludes power stripping) Type of Work Performed

    Performed on Claim(i)

    Calculation of Expenditure Oayi Credits

    Total Expenditures Total

    Days Credits

    $ + 15 c Instructions

    Total Day» Credits may be apportioned at the claim holder's choice. Enter number of days credits per claim selected In columns at right.

    Date r  o K t (Signature)

    Mining Claim Prefix Number

    mm

    m

    !'. '--hi'-'

    Expend, Days Cr,

    Total number of mining claims covered by this report of work.

    1 hereby certify that 1 have a p e r s q ^ e n d intimate knowledge of the facts s e t ^ r t h in the Report of Work annexed hereto, having performed the work or witnessed same during and/or after its completion and the annexed report is true.

    Nam* and Postal Address of P*r>On Certifying

    "S. t i cx r r s C l a r k , OsfaW^fX^j ( - ^ ^ n l ^ ^ / r a 1-Se

    TKvjLfNA^r S '^E Date Certified /

    Û J ^ ^ / é / â S

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    Ontario

    Report of Work (Geophysical, Geological, Geochemical and

    W8804- ^ î d

    Type of Survev(i)

    Geochemical and Expenditures)' y ^ I " ! * '

    2 . 1

    tructions; - Please type or print. — )f number of mining claims traversed

    exceeds space on this f o r m , a t t a c h e list, nly days - credits calculated in the Expenditures" section may be entered

    the "Expend. Days Cr," columns. Do not use shaded areas below.

    Claim HoldertsP

    Address P l û r ç . • /3f^A/a t c

    Township or Area / o A J a J S ^ ^ T l c v a C O

    f^^i t j ( Proipoctor'» L icenceNo,

    Survey Company A

    dai L i é

    Date o fSurvey ' ï f fôm & to) a ,09 J y i . . Day j Mo. I Yf. I Pay | Mo. | Vr.

    Total Miles of line Cut

    N j m e end AddreM of Author (of Geo-Technical report)

    ^cabks Piich^r, Mashucc m/ss'ssouof^. . Credits Requested per Each Claim in Columns at right Special Proviiloni

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid:

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    - Other

    Geological

    Geochemical

    Days per Claim

    Special Proviiloni

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid:

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    - Other

    Geological

    Geochemical

    Special Proviiloni

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid:

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    - Other

    Geological

    Geochemical

    Special Proviiloni

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid:

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    - Other

    Geological

    Geochemical

    Special Proviiloni

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid:

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    - Other

    Geological

    Geochemical

    Special Proviiloni

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid:

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    - Other

    Geological

    Geochemical

    Special Proviiloni

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid:

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    • Radiometric

    - Other

    Geological

    Geochemical

    Man Days

    Complete reverse side and enter totaKs) here

    L O CvJ

  • Miniswy ot Northern Development and Mines

    Ontario

    Report of Work {Geophysical, Geological, Geochemical and Expenditi

    Typt of Survey!»

    Claim Ho ldê f î iP

    2.. 1217

    DOCUMENT No./. . . ' " f p ' ' " ' -" number of mining claims traversed exceeds space on this form, attach a list.

    Note: - Only days- credits calculated in the l^|,;^»

  • _ MinisUy 0l ' Nprthern Development and Mines

    Onlario

    Type o( Survev(i)

    Report of Work (Geophysical, Geological, Geochemical and Expendi

    lAAXiMfcNT NO. W8804- ^^^

    Claim Holderti)"

    2 . 1 2 1 ^ l R b r ) ^ . l ^ c ^

    t l i lructlon$: — Please type or print. I - If number of mining clnims traversed I exceeds space on this form, attach a list.

    Note: - Oply days credits calculated in the xpenditures" section may be entered the "Expend. Days Cr," columns, not use shaded areas below.

    11 Note: - OpI

    - Do I

    i Llcenc« ^o.

    Addrai i

    Survey Company P O k j n j b

    Date of Survty (from & to) 0! , , # c56 ya ^^ Day j Mo. I Vf. 0»y | Mo. I Yr.

    Total Miles of line Cut

    Mama and Addraii of Author (of Gao-Technical raport)

    Credits Requested per Each Claim in Columns at right

    Expenditures (excludes power stripping)

    Special Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid;

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    Geophysical

    • Electromaflnetic

    • Magnetometer

    - Radiometric

    - Other

    Geological

    Geochemical

    Days per Claim

    Special Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid;

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    Geophysical

    • Electromaflnetic

    • Magnetometer

    - Radiometric

    - Other

    Geological

    Geochemical

    Special Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid;

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    Geophysical

    • Electromaflnetic

    • Magnetometer

    - Radiometric

    - Other

    Geological

    Geochemical

    Special Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid;

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    Geophysical

    • Electromaflnetic

    • Magnetometer

    - Radiometric

    - Other

    Geological

    Geochemical

    Special Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid;

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    Geophysical

    • Electromaflnetic

    • Magnetometer

    - Radiometric

    - Other

    Geological

    Geochemical

    Special Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid;

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    Geophysical

    • Electromaflnetic

    • Magnetometer

    - Radiometric

    - Other

    Geological

    Geochemical

    Special Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 4 0 days. (This includes line cutting)

    For each additional survey: using the same grid;

    Enter 20 days (for each)

    Geophysical

    • Electromaflnetic

    • Magnetometer

    - Radiometric

    - Other

    Geological

    Geochemical

    Man Days

    Complete reverse side and enter totaKsl her^u

    S^jcéïî ci-^ i£: : • -

    I'TuiTfiiP ^'Mf

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    ^ ^Oometric

    Geological

    Days per Claim

    Man Days

    Complete reverse side and enter totaKsl her^u

    S^jcéïî ci-^ i£: : • -

    I'TuiTfiiP ^'Mf

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    ^ ^Oometric

    Geological

    Man Days

    Complete reverse side and enter totaKsl her^u

    S^jcéïî ci-^ i£: : • -

    I'TuiTfiiP ^'Mf

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    ^ ^Oometric

    Geological

    Man Days

    Complete reverse side and enter totaKsl her^u

    S^jcéïî ci-^ i£: : • -

    I'TuiTfiiP ^'Mf

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    ^ ^Oometric

    Geological

    Man Days

    Complete reverse side and enter totaKsl her^u

    S^jcéïî ci-^ i£: : • -

    I'TuiTfiiP ^'Mf

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    ^ ^Oometric

    Geological

    Man Days

    Complete reverse side and enter totaKsl her^u

    S^jcéïî ci-^ i£: : • -

    I'TuiTfiiP ^'Mf

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    ^ ^Oometric

    Geological

    Man Days

    Complete reverse side and enter totaKsl her^u

    S^jcéïî ci-^ i£: : • -

    I'TuiTfiiP ^'Mf

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    ^ ^Oometric

    Geological

    Airborne C r ^ A W ^ CO CXJ

    Note: Special provisions credits do not apply to Airborne Surveys.

    Electronnagnatic

    Magnetometer

    Radiometric

    Days per Claim

    Airborne C r ^ A W ^ CO CXJ

    Note: Special provisions credits do not apply to Airborne Surveys.

    Electronnagnatic

    Magnetometer

    Radiometric

    40

    Airborne C r ^ A W ^ CO CXJ

    Note: Special provisions credits do not apply to Airborne Surveys.

    Electronnagnatic

    Magnetometer

    Radiometric

    40

    Airborne C r ^ A W ^ CO CXJ

    Note: Special provisions credits do not apply to Airborne Surveys.

    Electronnagnatic

    Magnetometer

    Radiometric

    Mining Claims Traversed (List in numerical sequence) Mininfl Claim Expand.

    Days Cr

    p i liil i i p f t ; 9S9.

    I M S J I L

    Typaof Work Performed

    Parformad on Clalm(i)

    Calculation of Expenditure Oayt Credits

    Total Expanditurai Total

    Days Credits

    $ 15 e Instructions

    Total Days Credits may be apportioned at the claim holder't choice. Enter number of days craditi per claim lelactad In columns at right.

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    Mininfl Claim Prefix Number

    I D S â l S k

    \/OS4 2(0^1

    {/OS^S'^ù

    /ù54 I

    m ^ i m

    \ios4 m

    Expend. Days Cr.

    V

    Total number of mining claims covered by this

    .report of work.

    Data R a c o r ^ d HolcMr O f A ^ n t Signature)

    I b û ^ ÔS Certification Verifying R e p ^ o ^ o >

    For Office Use Only ( . Total Days Cr. Recorded

    I S 2 0

    Date Recorded , Mining R e c o ^ r \ / Total Days Cr. Recorded

    I S 2 0 O t a A p p r o ^ as Recydad B r a n c j ^ b l r e c ^ ^ ^ /

    I hereby certify that I have a persoii^ end Intinwte knowledge ol the facts s,^forth in the Report of Work annexed hereto, having performed the work or witnessed samw during endMr after its completion and the annexed report is true.

    Name and Postal Address of Person Cartlfyins

    tiarrs C.lark, D v a l b a v j (nec lbc^ .c^d Omc.. f))IOH hc-Date Certified ' | Certified by ^ V^-r^/^ I

    rwcas'tei

  • , Ministry ol f Northern Development

    and Mines Ofi iar ioj

    Report of Work (Geophysical, Geological,

    DUUOMtNi MU. f W8904-

    Geochemica) and Expenditures)

    Tvp« Of Survey(«) ^ ^ ^

    In tructions: - Please type or print. - If number oU mining claims traversed

    exceeds space on this form, attach a list. Note: — Only days credits calculated in t h e

    be entered ' columns.

    Do not use shaded areas below.

    Claim HoldortfF

    Addratt

    js) / , Note: — Only days credits calculai — . J / i i â ^ J l ^ É . ^ * "Expenditurcs" section may

    in the "Expend. Days Cr.' M i n i n g A c t £ - Do not use shaded areas heloi,

    ITownship or ^roa , - y j J

    [Date of Survey (from & to) ~ iTo

    /•}tjichmsotJ fioP fjSnbnLU, / J . •Prospector « LIcencoTJo.

    Survey Company

    J ^ n o M Uc^. Name and Addrei i of Author (of Oeo-Technlcal report)

    'i)ou(i . hlaShac^m. , /lliSS'SSaULif)^ ÛK^ ^ JL^V / / ^ eri i t t Reniie«tprl npr F a r h H l a i m in f î n l i i m n î at r ioht M in inn f ! l a imt TrauorcoH fl !e« ir> mimorii^ol

    Oi Pay I Mo. I Day I Mo. j Yr.

    Total Miles of line Cut

    Credits Requested per Each Claim in Columns at right Special Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 40 days. (This includes tine cuttins)

    For each additional survey: using the tanne srid:

    Enter 2 0 days (for each)

    Ln

    Geophysical

    - Electromagnetic

    • K^gnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Geochemlcal

    Days per Claim

    Special Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 40 days. (This includes tine cuttins)

    For each additional survey: using the tanne srid:

    Enter 2 0 days (for each)

    Ln

    Geophysical

    - Electromagnetic

    • K^gnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Geochemlcal

    Special Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 40 days. (This includes tine cuttins)

    For each additional survey: using the tanne srid:

    Enter 2 0 days (for each)

    Ln

    Geophysical

    - Electromagnetic

    • K^gnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Geochemlcal

    Special Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 40 days. (This includes tine cuttins)

    For each additional survey: using the tanne srid:

    Enter 2 0 days (for each)

    Ln

    Geophysical

    - Electromagnetic

    • K^gnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Geochemlcal

    Special Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 40 days. (This includes tine cuttins)

    For each additional survey: using the tanne srid:

    Enter 2 0 days (for each)

    Ln

    Geophysical

    - Electromagnetic

    • K^gnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Geochemlcal

    Special Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 40 days. (This includes tine cuttins)

    For each additional survey: using the tanne srid:

    Enter 2 0 days (for each)

    Ln

    Geophysical

    - Electromagnetic

    • K^gnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Geochemlcal

    Special Provisions

    For first survey:

    Enter 40 days. (This includes tine cuttins)

    For each additional survey: using the tanne srid:

    Enter 2 0 days (for each)

    Ln

    Geophysical

    - Electromagnetic

    • K^gnetometer

    • Radiometric

    • Other

    Geological

    Geochemlcal

    Man Days .. ' •

    Cor^etereverse skje-Bnd-çDttMotaKs) hâri

    H - : i-Jî J

    . 3 a n 1

    MiNiNa I ^̂

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    1 Vl£loDtrlc

    2 i ® Geological

    Days per Claim

    Man Days .. ' •

    Cor^etereverse skje-Bnd-çDttMotaKs) hâri

    H - : i-Jî J

    . 3 a n 1

    MiNiNa I ^̂

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    1 Vl£loDtrlc

    2 i ® Geological

    Man Days .. ' •

    Cor^etereverse skje-Bnd-çDttMotaKs) hâri

    H - : i-Jî J

    . 3 a n 1

    MiNiNa I ^̂

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    1 Vl£loDtrlc

    2 i ® Geological

    Man Days .. ' •

    Cor^etereverse skje-Bnd-çDttMotaKs) hâri

    H - : i-Jî J

    . 3 a n 1

    MiNiNa I ^̂

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    1 Vl£loDtrlc

    2 i ® Geological

    Man Days .. ' •

    Cor^etereverse skje-Bnd-çDttMotaKs) hâri

    H - : i-Jî J

    . 3 a n 1

    MiNiNa I ^̂

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    1 Vl£loDtrlc

    2 i ® Geological

    Man Days .. ' •

    Cor^etereverse skje-Bnd-çDttMotaKs) hâri

    H - : i-Jî J

    . 3 a n 1

    MiNiNa I ^̂

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    1 Vl£loDtrlc

    2 i ® Geological

    Man Days .. ' •

    Cor^etereverse skje-Bnd-çDttMotaKs) hâri

    H - : i-Jî J

    . 3 a n 1

    MiNiNa I ^̂

    Geophysical

    • Electromagnetic

    • Magnetometer

    1 Vl£loDtrlc

    2 i ® Geological

    Airborne Credits

    Note: Special provisions credits do not epply to Airborne Surveys.

    Electromagnetic

    Magnetometer

    Radiometric

    Days per Claim

    Airborne Credits

    Note: Special provisions credits do not epply to Airborne Surveys.

    Electromagnetic

    Magnetometer

    Radiometric

    40

    Airborne Credits

    Note: Special provisions credits do not epply to Airborne Surveys.

    Electromagnetic

    Magnetometer

    Radiometric

    4 0

    Airborne Credits

    Note: Special provisions credits do not epply to Airborne Surveys.

    Electromagnetic

    Magnetometer

    Radiometric

    Expenditures (excludes power stripping)

    Mining Claims Traversed (List in numerical sequence) Minlna Claim

    Prefix

    f ê

    Number

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    1010698 1010699 1010700 1010701 1010702 1010703 1010704 1010705 1010706 1010707 1010708 1010709 1010710 1010711 1010712 1010713 1010714 1010715 1010716 1010717 1010718

    1011361 1011362 1011363 1011364 1011365 1011366 1011367 1011368 1011369 1011370 1011371 1011372 1011373 1011374 1011375 1011376 1011377 1011378 1011379 1011380 1011381

    1011382 1011383 1011384 1011385 1011386 1011387 1011388 1011389 1011390 1011391 1011392 1011393 1011394 1011395 1011396 1011397 1011398 1011399 1011400 1011401 1011402

    1011403 1011404 1011405

    1011408 1011409 1011410 1011411 1011412 1011413 1011414 1011415 1011416 1011417 1011418 1011419 1011420 1011421 1011422 1011423 1011424

  • Ministry of Northern Development and Mines

    Ontar io

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    Claim Ho lder (s ) R-A. Bernatcliez (K18156) , M.A. Bernatchez (K21528), G. Bernatchez (E31404) Survey Company Aerodat Limited Author of Report __Kevin K i l l i n Address of Author 3883 Nashua D r . . Miss i s sauga . ON Covering Dates of Snrvry October 1 - 7 . 1988

    (linecutting to office)

    Total Miles of Line Cut

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    TOTAL CLAIMS-

    B37 (85/12)

  • GEOPHYSICAL TECHNICAL DATA

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    Aircraft used.

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    Numbers of claims from which samples taken.

    Total Number of Samples.

    Type of Sample. (Nature of Vlaterial)

    Average Sample Weight

    Method of Collection

    Soil Horizon Sampled.

    Horizon Development.

    Sample Depth

    Terrain

    Drainage Development.

    Estimated Range of Overburden Thickness.

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  • Marc A. Bernatchez

    (74 Cl aims)

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    1045166 1045167 1045168 1045169 1045170 1045171 10451 72 1045173

    975499 975500 975501 975502 975503 975504 975505 975506 975527 975528 975529 975530

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    975531 975532 977533 975534 975535 975536 975537 97753B 975539 975540

    1045182 1045183 1045184 1045185 1045186 1045187 1045188 1045189

    1054839 1054840 1054841 1054842 1054843 1054844

    1054845 1054846 1054847 1054848 1054849 1054850

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  • Gerald H. Bernâtchez (E31404)

    (44 t i a i w s )

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    Raymond A. Bernatchez (K18156)

    (5 Cl aims)

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    Ministry of Northern Development and Mines

    Ontario

    Geophysical-Geological-Geochemical Technical Data Statement

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    TO BE ATTACHED AS AN APPENDIX TO TECHNICAL REPORT FACTS SHOWN HERE NEED NOT BE REPEATED IN REPORT

    TECHNICAL REPORT MUST CONTAIN INTERPRETATION, CONCLUSIONS ETC.

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    Survey Company Aerodat Limited Author of Report K e v i n K i l l i n

    Address of A u t h o r 3883 Nashua Dr . , Miss i s sauga , ON Covering Dates of Survey^

    Total Miles of Line Cut

    October 1 - 7 , 1988 (linecutting to office)

    SPECIAL PROVISIONS DAYS CREDITS RF.QUESTED Geophysical

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    975384

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    975386

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    989821

    989822

    989823

    989824

    989825

    TOTAL CLAIMS.

    B37 (85/12)

  • GEOPHYSICAL TECHNICAL DATA

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    Numbers of claims from which samples taken.

    Total Number of Samples. Type of Sample.

    (Nature of Material)

    Average Sample Weight

    Method of Collection.

    Soil Horizon Sampled.

    Horizon Development.

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  • Ministry of Northern Development and Mines

    Ontar io

    Geophysical-Geological-Geochemical Technical Data Statement

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    Total Miles of Line Cut__

    October 1 - 7 . 1988 (linecutting to office)

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    «

    TOTAL CLAIMS.

    837 (85/12)

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    Numbers of claims from which samples taken.

    Total Number of Samples.

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    Average Sample Weight

    Method of Collection

    Soil Horizon Sampled.

    Horizon Development-

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  • Costy Bumbu (E29002)

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