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ATTACHMENT 2

Thomas and Wendell Dunn, Inc.HIGH TEMPERATURE C HLORINATION RESEARCH

''O nOX 3O9

SOUTH DAKOTA 57783TELEPHONE: 6O5-342-8731

COS-5842779TELEX: 9I0240O88

42A06NE0429 63.6064 DELORO 010

IRON REMOVAL FROM

CALCINED MAGNESITE

BY

HIGH TEMPERATURE CHLORINATION

PHASE I REPORT 26 September 1990

63.6084 DELORO 010C

IRON REMOVAL FROM MAGNESITE - REPORT HI

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SUMMARY;

PROJECT DESCRIPTION;

a) Objective, Backgroundb) Scope of this reportc) Basic Technology, History, Economics

THERMOCHEMISTRY;

a) Basic Free Energy Equations

FLOWSHEETS;

a) Ferrie Chloride By-Productsb) Vapor Phase Oxidationc) Solid Iron Chloride Oxidation

LAB AND BENCH SCALE PROGRAM; Critical (Definitive) Experiments:

a) Access of C12 to Fe 2O3 , FeO - Effect of temperature ofcalcination

b) Reduction of Fe-Ô., - how low a temperaturec) Simultaneous reduction and chlorination

DESIGN DATA NEEDED:

a) Material properties - density, flow, fluidization

b) Reactor condition - temperature, carbon concentration

c) Chlorination kinetics of reaction modeld) Calcininge) CO-/CO separation or FeCL- scrubbed flue dataf) Carbon separation - spirals, drying

ECONOMICS:

a) Capital Estimateb) Ingredients Costc) Operating Cost

CONCLUSIONS;

Appendix - Thermo data, flowsheets, basic data

IARY:

The thermochemical study shows that given a ferrous state of the iron oxide impurity in the MgO calcine, chlorination of this iron to FeCl2 can be accomplished without chlorination of the MgO to MgCl0 . Volatilizing Fed- requires temperatures above 1012 C. This is tne likely operating temperature. To secure a reducing condition carbon must be added and be present in the bed.

The cost of chlorine at the 42,000 tonnes per year level probably does not warrant its recovery although at expanded scale or later in the development, C12 can be economically recovered and recycled.

The flowsheets resemble the ilmenite benefication process developed in 1976 and now being built as a plant for Bene-Chlor Chemicals PVT LTD in India. Much applicable experience will be gained when the Bene-Chlor plant is put on line and should be available before the Timmins plant final design.

The cost estimate at this stage is based on the actual plant construction cost in the U.S. for the Bene-Chlor plant now being built. Considering battery limits and peripherals it is expected that US$3 million should cover the 42,000 tonnes per year plant. More accurate estimates will be made after PHASE II.

Flowsheet No. l, the preferred flowsheet, includes packaging the by-product, anhydrous ferrie chloride. All the flowsheets assume calcined magnesite with size separation already accomplished (the coarser two-thirds of the calcine to be chlorinated).

This report discusses objectives of the PHASE II research program. Thermochemical data and calculations are referenced in the Appendix.

The program is divided into Phases:

Phase I is the experience and library based report herein.

Phase II is a bench scale program to be completed by January 1991.

Phase III is a pilot stage to be initiated at the end of Phase II as the basis for commercial plant design.

EOT DESCRIPTION:

A) Objective Background;

The proposed project to beneficiate calcined magnesite from the Timmins deposit has been studied and is the subject of this report. Application of technology developed for Ilmenite benefication is the basis of this work.

while there are similar differences between the two endeavors, a basic similarity exists: both remove iron and recover the chlorineinvolved.

B) Scope of this report;

This report covers a library study to explore the possibility of accomplishing the above objective and to set forth the next step which would involve experimental work, to validate the assumptions made in this report.

In addition to validating certain assumptions experimentally, the next project phase would develop design data necessary for deciding among alternative flowsheets and specifying the chosen flowsheet steps more precisely.

An earlier report by the Ontario Research Foundation was used to supply data on the raw material entering the chlorination process, but the process approach presented here differs significantly from the ORCmethod.

The initial thermochemical study shows that the magnesite will chlorinate in the presence of chlorine at the temperatures needed to remove the iron as a vapor. If the iron is in a reduced state and the chlorine is limited to only that necessary to make ferrous chloride, then MgO will escape chlorination.

C) Basic Technology;

The basic technology involved is high temperature chlorination of the iron impurity by chlorine gas. This assumes that the iron content in the calcined magnesite is reached by the chlorine. Presumably any nickel present will also be removed.

Although calcination can be achieved at temperatures below the sintering point, it is not known whether upon sintering the iron becomes locked up and unavailable to react.

Thermochemistry shows that to avoid chlorinating the magnesium iron must be in a reduced stated. Fortunately there is a significant difference between the free energy of formation of the two oxides, MgO and FeO. This difference is between -108 and -42.6K ca/mole which is sufficient to allow the iron oxide, FeO, to chlorinate in preference to MgO.

4fc Not only must the iron oxide be in the reduced state, but also the Wlatile iron chloride must be ferrous chloride. This requires a high chlorinator temperature to avoid liquid

Fluidized bed technology has been well developed to serve high temperature chlorination and the partial chlorination of materials introduced into the bed. Methods of feeding solids, removing products and cooling the high temperature gases are also known and practical.

Recovery of chlorine from the iron chloride technology is also basic to this project. Even though the value of the chlorine used is moderate, environmental considerations will mandate its recovery.

Estimates of capital costs for the battery limits plant can roughly be estimated at this stage of the project by the comparison with a plant now being built for export by our company. The size, material handling and process conditions appear to be similar. Until a well defined flowsheet emerges from the next stage this comparison will be used.

THERMOCHEMISTRY;

Some basic free energy equations:

2/3 FeCl3 + MgO - -y 1 /3 Fe 2O3 4- MgCl 2

FeO 4- MgCl 2 - -> MgO 4- FeCl 2

For a reducing atmosphere:

MgO 4- CO - -> Mg 4- CO- FeO 4- CO - -> Fe 4- CO^

1/3 Fe203 4- CO --O 2/3 FeO 4- C02

Combined reduction and chlorination:

MgO 4- CO 4- C1 2 - -> MgCl 2 4- CO2

FeO 4- CO 4- C1 2 --O FeCl 2 4- CO2

*Fe 0.947 4- 02560 2 4- MgCl 2 --O MgO 4- FeCl2

MgFe 2 04 Hf from the oxides(a very weak compound.)

-4,139

-8,840

4-70,366*4,960

4-53,790

1000 K

-3.7

1300 K1300 K1300 K

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-43

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,170

-6.-6.-6.

250728

1300

130012001100

K

*Kubaschewski Data

3WSHEETS:

The first flowsheet presented provides for the recovery of anhydrous FeCK as a by-product. This is similar to the Indian (Bene-chlor) project to beneficiate Ilmenite. The by-product would be "drummed out" in 55 gallon drums and should bring a price in excess of the chlorine value contained. (In some cases $500/ton vs S2007ton.)

Two other flowsheets which recover and recycle chlorine are shown. There are many variations possible based on these two approaches which are:

a) vapor phase oxidation of the chlorinator off-gas with Ci-, separation from the combustion gas;

b) separation of solid iron chlorides from the chlorinator exit gas stream, oxidation by O~ and air and separation of Fe~O~ with C1 2 recycle.

Since the first flowsheet is the simplest and represents lower capital investment the Phase II bench scale work will concentrate on it unless it becomes evident that chlorine recovery must be practiced.

If a plant expansion to 85,000 tonnes per year is desired it may be necessary to use a variation of either the (a) or (b) flowsheets if the chlorine (chloride) excess cannot be marketed or handled.

BENCH SCALE PROGRAM;

This stage must provide two types of information to the project; answers to critical assumptions by experiment and design date needed for the pilot plant and full plant phase.

In the first case the following experimental studies will be undertaken in a bench scale, high temperature, fluidized batch chlorinator.

a) Access of chlorine to the iron oxides and the effect of calcination and chlorinator temperature on the iron removal rates.

The chlorinator must operate at a high temperature to volatilize ferrous chloride.

Liquids are fatal to fluidization, so there must be rapid reaction of the iron oxide impurity to ensure complete consumption.

Whether at sintering temperatures the iron species are dissolved in the MgO and, if so, the rate of diffusion to the particle surface where it can react. This may determine the rates of iron removal. We expect the iron phase will remain separate under reducing conditions, and can be attached. However, there is a compound between the oxidized iron fe ?O and MgO and the effect of reduction, and the possibility o reduction, must be ascertained.

b) Reduction kinetics of the calcined but unsintered MgO may be of importance. A stage wise iron removal, where the reduced form FeO loses part of its iron but keeps its oxygen, is possible. This would require stage wise reduction since only one-third of the iron would be removed.

c) Simultaneous reduction and chlorination are possible in a carbon, MgO bed and very likely will provide a satisfactory reaction rate. The changing concentrations and various reduction-oxidation states make possible overall reactions not easily predicted even though the thermochemical values are known for the equilibria involved. Here kinetic values for the several reaction stages must be obtained. When these various rates are known it is possible to set up a computer model to predict fluidized bed output values.

DESIGN DATA NEEDED;

a) The material properties can be measured easily and lab tests of fluidization are needed to set ranges of operation for mixtures of feed size ranges.

b) The reactor condition must be determined. The temperatures and optimum carbon concentration can be approximated from rates obtained on the bench scale experiments and these synthesized by computer model to estimate the reactor output under various operating conditions. Comprehensive data and work here will shorten the time spent at larger scale and make interpretation more certain.

c) Chlorination kinetics determined above would be used for a computer model which would be used both for design and for an estimate of operating ranges.

d) Calcining studies under a range of conditions would be matched with the above kinetic studies to determine the optimum calcining condition of temperature and time.

e) Product and carbon must be separated by spirals. This can be tested on small scale and the separation effectiveness should be determined to estimate the drying stage needs.

f) Data taken to define a CI- recovery flowsheet, if necessary.

frNOMICS;

An economic estimate has been made based on the tentative flowsheet and compared with the Indian (Bene-Chlor Chemicals) plant now being constructed. A more detailed cost estimate would be made after Phase II when more specific equipment specification would be available.

Since the chlorinator size is expected to be smaller, the total tonnage larger, and the by-product being collected and drummed out in 55 gallon drums, it is estimated that US$3 million would allow U.S. construction, re-erection in Canada of the battery limits plant and Canadian installation of Civils and peripherals specific to this part of the project, e.g. site raw material storage, Clj facilities, maintenance facilities, spares, etc.

It is not possible to make a detailed estimate of production costs at this juncture. The C1 2 and carbon costs can be estimated but the sale of Fed- could dominate the cost structure entirely.

In addition the distribution of labor, administration, and calcine costs is completely undetermined.

CONCLUSION;

This Phase I study indicates several possible flowsheets within the known chlorine technology of Thomas and Wendell Dunn, Inc. Three flowsheets have been presented as block diagrams. This technology and experience basis for these flowsheets is from high temperature chlorination work of titanium, tin, tantalum and niobium ores, iron chloride handling, chlorine recovery and heat removal in chloride systems.

Methods of laboratory scale experimentation have been developed over the past forty years and with today's capabilities make data interpretation and application to design effective and efficient.

Phase II confirming these basic assumptions will make a Phase III pilot plant effective for defining the commercial project.

:ORE S CALCINED MAGNESIA

AIR BLOWER

HEAT EXCHANGER

BOILER

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CHLORINATION 10500C

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MgO DEAD BURNING

CALCINED MgO S, COKE

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Thomas and Wsndell Dunn, Inc.HIGH TEMPERATURE CHLORINATION RESEARCH

P.O BOX 3O9SPEARFISH. SOUTH DAKOTA 57783

TELEPHONE: 605-342-8731605-584-2779

TELEX: 9IO24OO88

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16 November 1990

Magnesium Refractories Ltd. Lastcorp InvestmentsATTN: James A. Bates, Vice President Suite 3310, 130 Adelaide Street West Toronto, Ontario, M5H 3P5

Dear Jim:

Here are photos of the Ilmenite Benefication Plant. nine modules are shipped as three 10 X 10 X 39' with one

The cargo

container as the Control Room and three other containers with theequipmen t.

Sincerely,

Mendel l E. Dunn, Jr,

WED/1 lv Enclosures

ATTACHMENT 5

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ANEW

There is a substantial amount of evidence which indicates that increased periclase crystal size

s directly to improved performance of magnesia based refractories in steel making and other

eplications. This is especially the case with pitch-bonded and resin-bonded carbon-containing

magnesia refractories. Tests have shown that, where the average periclase crystal size of the

magnesia in such products is increased from 90 microns to 150 microns, wear rate in oxygen steel

making applications is reduced by as much as 300Xo.

Research and development at Premier Periclase Limited during the past few years has been

directed towards meeting the needs of our customers for sinter magnesia products with large

crystal size. The culmination of this process was the decision made by the company in April, 1989

to replace the old rotary sintering kiln with two new high temperature shaft kilns.

Designed and supplied by Refractories Consulting and Engineering GmbH, Austria, and erected by

Premier Periclase's own engineering projects department, these new kilns each have a rated

annual capacity of 50,000 tonnes of large crystal sinter magnesia. The layout of the kilns and

associated plant and equipment is shown on the back cover of this leaflet. The total investment by

Premier Periclase Limited in this new plant was IRC10 million (approximately S16.5 million).

Trial production using the new kilns has commenced, and by January, 1991 Premier expects to be

able to offer to customers a large crystal sinter magnesia product having the following typical

chemical and physical properties:-

Chemical Analysis (wt 0Xo)

SiO*AlzOa

CaO

MgO (By Difference)

Grain Bulk Density

(DIN51065/PRER.30)

Average Periclase Crystal Size

Grain Size Distribution

o.

Q.20% G.05% Q.20% 1.900/0 Q.06% Q.06% 0.0150Xo

97.507o

3.44gAnl

150-160 microns

Qo/o * 5 mm 20/0 - 0.5 mm

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7.

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MAGNESIA CARBON BRICKSWEAR INDEX VS PERICLASE CRYSTAL SIZE

e. 1989

scted by d d tent by

50

100 120 140 160 180

PERICLASE CRYSTAL SIZE (Microns)

200

The graph shows typical comparative wear data for magnesia carbon bricks with periclase crystal , size covering a range 80 to 180 microns approximately.

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Vpical Microstructure of Premier LS 100 SinterMagnesia

'Average Crystal Size 100 urn)

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Typical Microstructure of new Premier LC (Average Crystal Size greater than 150

Diagrammatic lay-out of new high temperature shaft kilns and asociated equipment now installed al the Drogheda Plant of Premier Periclase Limited.

42A06NE0429 63,6084 DELORO 040MAGNESIUM KfirKACTUKiiSfc I/TIJ.

PROGRESS REPORT tl (PERIOD JANUARY 4 - JUNE 30, 1990) TIMMINS MAGNESIA PROJECT - 361670

The objective of the Project is to complete certain technical studies that lead to completion of a Feasibility Study Report by independent engineers. This Feasibility Report will be the basis for financing the $60 million project and developing a major magnesia and talc manufacturing facility at Timmins to serve the North American refractories and fine paper industries.In the reporting period Magnesium Refractories Ltd. concentrated on four key areas of the work, specifically the Commercial MgO Design, Process Review, Market Sample studies and Environmental. Following are detailed comments on each of these activities.I. Commercial MgO Design

Technical analyses in-house have been concentrated on processing alternatives to best fit North American market requirements. Five separate economic analyses were completed under differing plant design configurations.Supervision of consultants and contractors during the period related largely to small scale pilot runs at Lakefield Research. Five tons of surface ore from the mine site was transported to Lakefield and some of this material was crushed, ground and flotation separated. The magnesite (MgCO~) concentrate so prepared was high temperature processed to prepare caustic calcined magnesia {MgO) for market purposes. The MgO calcine market with largest growth potential is for environmental use in acid water and sulphurous stack gas cleanup.The MgO prepared at Lakefield was also finely ground, hydrated and briguetted at Alfred University's Department of Ceramics. This material was then dead burned in their high temperature facility at 2100 C. The product thus prepared was also used for market study purposes. This market is largely in the manufacture of refractory brick for lining cement kilns and electric steel furnaces.Discussions were held with the Penoles staff in Mexico respecting technical cooperation in the production and marketing of the commercial MgO product from Timmins.

II. Process Review

Process analysis was a continuing activity during the period. As market investigations develop new inputs the design of the process has to respond with changes where such are economically and technically feasible.

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With such a large proven reserve of Magnesite ore the potential exists to manufacture MgCO^ concentrate for Mg metal manufacture. The Norsk Hydro Mg plant at Becancour, Quebec presently imports run-of-mine Magnesite from China for its feedstock. Technical discussions were held during the period respecting process considerations that would be necessary to allow Norsk to replace some Chinese purchases with our magnesite product.

III. Market Sample Studies

A. Magnesia - This work was discussed in part under section I.

Considerable work was undertaken during the period to prepare for the large scale pilot product runs. In March an extended trip to Europe advanced these studies.

i. Vienna - the meeting with Ruthner staff and the pilot plant inspection were preparatory to setting a budget

i for their work. Their lab scale analysis of highpurity MgO production by the Ruthner spray roasting technique was also reviewed. A 5 ton sample. of high purity MgO product is planned.

ii. Klagenfurt/Radenthien - meetings with the Radex engineering people were very fruitful and essential in

f the planning of the 45 ton shaft furnace pilot runs. t Procedures for shipping this volume of material for l hydrating and briquetting by others prior to transfer l to Radenthien were discussed.

i Meetings on the technical specifications for high iron - Magnesia were held with the Radex research staff.

: iii. Shell Groningen - the visit to this brine based, highpurity Magnesia operation was a complete overview of a fully operational calcining, briquetting and dead burning facility. The Shell staff were very accommodating and operating and market problems were openly discussed.

iv. Rotterdam - The Van Mannekus operation is the largest l importer of magnesia products in Europe. They purchase i from major suppliers in China, Israel, Brazil and

Greece and blend to client specifications, including; those in the USSR. Their view of the market potential

for our particular product was very valuable, particularly the market for the high purity MgO.

Overall the European trip was essential to the proper planning of the project.

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B. Talc

All talc studies and market thinking has been directed at supplying our product to new, unconventional markets in North America. We were most successful in this regard in meetings with the RTZ group (Borax division) in London and the Finntalc management in Helsinki.

The RTZ group includes the present Lusinac talc operation at Timmins. It was agreed that we would begin evaluation of their products with the objective of a possible future joint venture.

The Finntalc organization has pioneered the use of talc to replace kaolin clays in the manufacture and finishing of fine paper. This technique is not used in North America mills at present and presents a great opportunity for growth in talc sales and for reduction of Canadian imports of US produced kaolin.

Negotiations continue with both groups.

IV. Environmental

Environmental baseline work, and studies as appropriate, will be fundamental to the feasibility studies and a financing decision.

In this regard Goodfellow Engineering Ltd. has overviewed the project and has been retained by Magnesium Refractories to independently assess the project's environmental impact. Dr. Howard Goodfellow has agreed to lead this involvement.

42A86NE8429 63.6084 DELORO

MAGNESIUM REFRACTOKIKii wu.PROGRESS REPORT l2

(PERIOD JULY l - OCTOBER 31, 1990) TIMMINS MAGNESIA PROJECT - 361670

050

During the four month reporting period the work was concentrated on analyzing alternative commercial and high purity MgO design options.

Commercial MgO Design

Continuing contacts with the U.S. market confirmed that the future trend is to lower Fe~O~ content in the MgO for most refractory brick applications. An Fe20. content less than Q.5% with our trace Calcium analysis would make Timmins MgO a unique and very well priced competitor to all forms of MgO product imported into North America. Accordingly, workduring the period was concentrated on this aspect of thetechnology.

The original Ontario Research studies for Canadian Magnesite Mines were reviewed with one of the leading U.S. experts on iron removal technology. The technology, with certain key changes, was found to be applicable to our needs. The Dunn group of South Dakota were then contracted for a step wise appraisal of a commercial application of their proven chlorination process for our MgCO^ concentrate. Test results will be available before year end.

Additional sample analyses were done at Lakefield and sample preparation work will be expanded prior to the end of the year. This sample will be used for the pilot level work in early 1991 to prepare low iron Commercial MgO material to assist in marketing the product.

The work on producing a very high purity MgO has been con centrated on finding a lower cost alternative to the Ruthner process. The Babcock design developed in the U.K. and applied in South Africa appears to fit our requirement (letter attached). We are currently investigating how large scale market samples can be prepared with this process.

II. Process Review

With each potential change in product analysis or product mix it has been necessary to insure a realistic process design is in place. Following this the proforma economics can be run for that case. Several process/economic evaluations were completed during the period for both Commercial and high purity MgO products.

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III- Market Studies

Meetings with representatives of Franke fi Schulte, inter national industrial minerals agents, were held during the period. The result was an improved alignment of our product design relative to market needs, present and future.

Contacts proposed by Franke St Schulte were followed up as appropriate, generating varying degrees of interest. Meetings with General Refractories in Pittsburgh were very positive - both in terms of improved knowledge of the market place and in respect of their interest in joint venture participation.

IV. Talc

Meetings with Sherritt Gordon in Vancouver together with their Bacon Donaldson subsidiary were productive in exploring their technology for preparing talc for direct tank truck delivery of processed talc slurry for paper finishing applications. Sherritt may consider participating in the MgO/Talc project at Timmins.

V. Environmental

Discussions with the Goodfellow organization during the period resulted in the Proposal which is attached hereto. With the completion of the chlorination studies by year end we will be able to define the plant processes and the related effluents. At that time the impact work can begin. In the meantime, Goodfellow will be establishing its baseline requirements and beginning its work for the project.

When we are clear on process design and Goodfellow's initial appraisals are underway (year end) we will begin discussions with the appropriate provincial and federal environmental authorities.

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MAGNESIUM REFRACTORIES LTD.PROGRESS REPORT l3

(Period November l, 1990 - December 31, 1990)

Timmins Magnesia Project 361670

The positive results during the period from the research on iron removal from the MgO product has resulted in a shift in project emphasis . Market work, as well as process and economic studies during the period have confirmed this adjusted objective. The project is now directed at making a single magnesia product - a quality 98% MgO with low iron. The product may be sold as the calcine or will be dead burned to a high density clinker for manufacture of refractory materials. The Phase I "option" shown in Attachment l has thus been elected. Phase II will initially only encompass the Talc plant.

The iron removal process has an estimated incremental capital cost of $5 million and annual operating cost of $250,000. However, a new ferrie chloride product (FeCl^) is produced in the iron removal step. This material has a strong market in the environmental field and should generate incremental project revenue of $4 million each year.

Commercial MgO Design

Expenditures in this category were largely related to the Dunn bench scale pilot work. The work was based on a library investigation of the specific chemical reaction thermodynamics, done by a researcher highly experienced in this technology. The resulting report is appended as Attachment 2.

Dr. Wendell Dunn is an international expert in high temperature chlorine leaching of minerals, particularly ilmenite. His company recently constructed and shipped a full scale, modularized plant to chlorine treat 42,000 tonnes per year of ilmenite for a producer in India (Attachment 3).

The bench scale pilot work is being concentrated on Fe-O., removal from the calcined MgO at theoretical temperatures. This is being accomplished using chlorine gas and carbon monoxide. Under non optimal conditions an Fe-CU reduction in the MgO from S.5% to Q.4% was accomplished. work is now underway to optimize the fluidized bed operating conditions.

There was early evidence that significant iron removal may take place at lower temperatures, where the uncalcined MgCO~ concentrate is exposed to the chlorine leach. Further work will be done to verify if this non-theoretical reaction results in a consistent lowering of Fe-O.. in the MgCO... If so, further plant heat efficiencies could result. Moreover, a low iron MgCO-j may make volume sales to Norsk Hydro in Quebec more viable.

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Process Design

Estimating the capital and operating cost for the low iron option required considerable time during the period. The resulting economic studies confirmed that the low iron option was very attractive. A variety of computer runs were completed to reflect different financing options and the related tax effects.

An example of such an analysis is included as Attachment 4. This run assumes 7(^ debt financing. It does not, however, reflect income for the annual sale of 15 million pounds of new FeCl product at approximately $0.30 per pound. However, the capita and operating costs of the chlorine treatment are included.

Attachment 5 is a copy of an announcement of the newest seawater based, dead burned MgO product coming into the market place. Of interest is the high MgO analysis and large crystal structure analysis available. This is the size and quality level of European producer with which the Timmins project is expected to successfully compete.

Market Studies/Joint Ventures

During the period a second international marketer of MgO products has become interested in the project. CONSIDAR, based in New York, is the North American affiliate of a European steel making group based in Belgium and Luxembourg. In addition to wanting to represent the sale of the low iron material, CONSIDAR has begun negotiations to participate as a joint venture partner.

A second joint venture candidate, Placer Dome Inc., has reviewed the project with us and is evaluating a decision to participate.

Premier Refractories, of Cleveland, Ohio, formerly Basic Refractories Inc., is a long term US producer of MgO for the refractories industry. They are also reviewing our data and considering participation.

General Refractories Co. of Pittsburgh continues its evaluation of our project.

We have become aware of the market growth of Baymag's caustic calcined MgO into the western pulp making industry (20,000 tonnes per year). This market is now being investigated in the eastern Canadian and US pulp industry.

Environmental

Goodfellow's work has not been significantly expanded during the period. These studies will begin when the process parameters and effluents are defined at the conclusion of the Dunn work.

ATTACHMENT l

42A06NEe429 63.6084 DELORO 070

SUMMARY REPORT ON MAGNE&^w.-. *^^~*.v^*.^ ^.j.^.BENCH SCALE AND PILOT PLANT PROJECT

TO PRODUCE HIGH PURITY MAGNESIUM OXIDE (MgO)

1. Main Target of the Project - The main target of the Project is to produce a low iron, high purity magnesium oxide from a magnesite flotation concentrate using ore from the Deloro Township magnesite as feed material for the flotation plant.

2. The name of the property is "The Deloro Township Magnesite Deposit".

3. Location, Access and Mining Division - The Property is located seven miles south of Timmins, Ontario in Deloro Township. Access to the property is by way of seasonal bush roads, through the old Buffalo Ankerite Mines property and thence southerly via winter logging road a distance of approximately five miles. The property is located in the District of Cochrane, Porcupine Mining Division.

4. The claims consist of 19 unpatented (staked) claims, purchased from Pamour Mines (Pamorex) under a Purchase Agreement dated August 22, 1989.

5. No option agreements or contractual work obligations apply to the property. In the purchase agreement with Pamour, certain cash payments against the purchase price are to be made over the next several years. Pamour retains a net smelter royalty of 2% on value of future production.

6. Regional and Local Geology - The deposits and the rocks with which they are associated are early Precambrian or Archeozoic in age. The general strike is easterly, with steep or vertical dips.

The enclosing rocks are lavas with very minor amounts of banded siliceous sediments. These have been intruded by stocks of ultrabasics, now altered to serpentinite, and by diabase dikes. The magnesite is an alteration of the serpentinite and is older in age than the diabase which separates the carbonate into north and south zones.

1. Current Status of Exploration with Highlights of Results to Date - Drilling done in the early 1960's outlined 20 million tonnes of ore containing 52% magnesite (MgOX) and drill indicated additional tonnage. Additional drilling is needed to investigate depth potential of the deposit and to further detail the indicated reserve and identify the content of the trace element, boron.

8. Recommended Work Program - Since 1962 the property has been investigated by Canadian Magnesite Mines and Pamour Mines. Drill proven reserves were outlined and pilot plant work was done to produce a magnesite concentrate, which was then calcined and briguetted and the briquettes sintered (fired at high temperature) to produce a high density, dead burned magnesia, suitable for use as a basic refractory.

Because of the high iron content of the product, it had limited use as a low priced refractory and it was not possible to develop sufficient market to justify production.

A process to remove iron from the crystal lattice of the magnesite, using chlorine to form ferrous chloride was investigated on the bench scale at Ontario Research Foundation in the late 1970's and early 1980's, but the studies were discontinued due to lack of funds. The results of the initial work were positive.

The present program consists of further detailing ore reserves with diamond drilling, preparation of magnesite concentrate at Lakefield Research and bench scale and pilot plant processing of the concentrate, with the chlorine roast process, to produce a high purity MgO for the refractory industry.

10,00020,000

275,0009,000

70,000

200,000

250,0005,000

50,000

The budget for this work is outlined as follows:

1. Evaluate known data relating to the process and develop bench scale test procedure

2. Survey of the Claims3. Diamond Drilling, 10,000 feet including

supervision and assaying4. Ore Delivery to Lakefield Research5. Lakefield Research - Prepare Pilot Plant

Feed (Flotation Concentrate)6. Bench Scale Testing at Chlor-Pure in

South Dakota7. Pilot Plant Testing at Chlor-Pure in

South Dakota8. Environmental Assessment9. Marketing

Eligibility for FedNor Funding - 50% of 1539,000 or $269,500.

Balance of Budget $619,500

Add S 5*; Overhead $ 30,975

$650 / 475

OMIP Grant at 30% of $650 / 475 = $195,142.50

9. Estimated Start Date of Project - The work has been in progress since April and the process evaluation study has been completed, and the report written (copy attached).

10. Estimated Completion Date - The work is scheduled for completion by February 15, 1991.

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11. Bibliography of Published and Unpublished Reports - There are no published reports. Unpublished reports are listed under separate cover.

12. SKI, SK3, SK5, SK6 and SK7 (see attached).

13. Environmental Studies - The firm of H. Goodfellow and Associates has been assigned the responsibility of monitoring the work in progress for environmental concerns and to evaluate the environmental impact of the process, when the operating parameters of a commercial plant have been determined by the pilot plant investigation. During the period through to end of February, 1991, we will expect an interim report only from Goodfellow and Associates.

James A. Bates October 12, 1990

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF UNPUBLISHED REPORTS

i , An Investigation of the recovery of magnesite from ore submitted by Canadian Magnesite Mines Ltd. Summary Report

- August 12, 1963 by Lakefield Research

2. Specification covering the preliminary design and costing of an integrated plant to produce dead burned magnesite for Canadian Magnesite Mines Limited

- April 2, 1.963 by Arthur G. McKee

3. Canadian Magnesite Mines Limited, Deloro Magnesite- July 1960 by ATG

4. Phase report on the recovery of high purity magnesia from magnesium to Canadian Magnesite Mines Limited

- July 1963 by Battelle Institute

5. An investigation of the recovery of magnesite from ore submitted by Canadian Magnesite Mines Limited progress report no. 3

- March 29, 1963 by Lakefield Research

6. Calcining magnesite concentrates W.S. Atkins k Associates Ltd., Toronto, Ontario

- May 21, 1963 by J.R. Janes

7. Canadian Magnesite Mines Limited potential marketing opportunities in Canada and the United States

- December 10, 1963 by Cresap, McCormick and Paget

8. Magnesia Product Development for the pulp and paper industry- November 1963 by W.S. Atkins k Associates Ltd.

9. Estimate quarry operation based on 300,000 tons per year- 1963 by J.A. Bates

10. Study of Markets for magnesia- October 1963 by W.S. Atkins

11. Proposal for management of pilot plant project- 1963 by W.S. Atkins

12. Pilot. Plant order of magnitude estimate - October 21, 1963 by Canadian Bechte

13. Status Report - Magnesia product development for the pulp and paper industry

- July 10, 1964 by W.S. Atkins k Associates Ltd.

14. Concentration and calcination of magnesite ore, Canadian Magnesite Mines Ltd.

- February 11, 1964 by Ontario Research Foundation

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15. Pilot Plant Operation, Progress Report No. 5- July 6, 1964 by W. S. Atkins

16. General Progress Report on Work To Date- January 23, 1964 by RDL

17. Pilot Plant Operation, Progress Reports Nos. l, 2 and 3

18. Preliminary Road Location, Canadian Magnesite mine site to T S N.O. Railway for WGM Ltd.

19. Pilot Plant Operation, Progress Report No. 12- October 23, 1964 by W.S. Atkins

20. Pilot Plant Operation, Progress Report No. 9- August 25, 1964 by W. S. Atkins

21. Pilot Plant Operation, Progress Report No. 11- September 24, 1964 by W.S. Atkins

22. Pilot Plant Operation, Progress Report No. 8- August 10, 1964 by W. S. Atkins

23. Pilot Plant Operation, Progress Report No. 10- September 8, 1964 by W.S. Atkins

24. Pilot Plant Operation, Progress Report No. 6- July 22, 1964 by W.S. Atkins

25. Market, and Technical Aspects of Magnesia for Refractory Use- May 1965 by W. S. Atkins

26. Revised Preliminary Estimate of Plant Capital and Operating Costs for Production of 50,000 Tons Per Year of Dead Burned Magnesia

-- November 1964 by Atkins, Hatch ft Associates

27. Report on Test Work done at The Mines Branch on Canadian Magnesite Mines Concentrates, January-February, 1965

- February 1965 by J.A. Bates

28. Pilot Plant Operation, Progress Report No. 13- October 30, 1964 by W.S. Atkins

29. Part I - An Analysis of the Work done on the Manufacture of Refractory Periclase Clinker from Deloro Township Magnesite Concentrates

Part II - Recommendation for Improving the Process- December 1964

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30. Pilot Plant Operation, Progress Report No. 14, Analytical Control Procedures

- October 31, 1964 by W.S. Atkins

31. Capital and Operating Cost Estimates for Production Level of 30,000 Tons Per Year using Paymaster Mill

- September 1966 by Atkins, Hatch S Associates

32. High Purity Periclase Clinker from Deloro Magnesite Rock- September 21, 1965 by K.D. Scheffe

33. Canadian Magnesite Mines Ltd., Capital and Operating Costs (provisional) 30,000 Ton Plant at Timmins and Niagara Falls

- July 25, 1966 by J.A. Bates

34. Dead Burned Magnesia Cost Studies at Annual Production levels of 50,000 tons, 30,000 tons, 15,000 tons

- August 1965 by Atkins, Hatch fi Associates

35. Testing of Canadian Magnesite in Refractory Brick

36. Technical Report on Magnesite Clinker

37. Study of Pure MgO Production from Canadian Magnesite - Progress Report No. 2

- December l, 1972 by Societe de la Vielle Montagne

38. Canadian Magnesite Mines Ltd. one ton per day Pilot Plant to Produce High Purity Magnesia from the Timmins Magnesite Deposit using the Opatocoski Process, Application for PAIT assistance

- May 15, 1970 by J.A. Bates

39. Volume I - Review of North Bay Pilot. Plant Operations- January 1972 by Hatch Associates Ltd.

40. Fuel Requirements for Calcining and Dead Burning Magnesite- March 31, 1967 by Atkins, Hatch St Associates

41. Canadian Magnesite Mines Limited High Purity Magnesia Program to Production

42. Technical and Economic Feasibility for Production of Dead Burned Magnesia

- February 1967 by Atkins, Hatch S Associates

43. Tanoa Magnesite Project, Phase II - Investigation of Fluid-Bed Processing, Progress Report No. l for ATG - CMML

- May 14, 1976 by Ontario Research Foundation

44. The Recovery of Talc and Magnesite at the CSMRI from Samples Submitted by Canadian Magnesite Mines Ltd., Progress Report No. l

- January 6, 1975 by Lakefield Research

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45. Market Study Talc - Prepared for Canadian Magnesite Mines- May 1975 by P. S. Mitchell

46. Preliminary Feasibility Study for Magnesite/Talc Property at Timmins, Ontario

- July 1974 by Scrivener

47. Pilot Plant Flotation of Talc and Magnesite- March 14, 1975 by CSMRI

48. Final Report, Market Study High Purity Magnesia- July 1973 by Brockville Chemical Industries Ltd.

49. Purification of Magnesite to Produce High Grade Magnesium Oxide forCMML

50. Pre-Feasibility Report for Production of Magnesia Products from Deloro Township, Timmins, Ontario

- December 1989 by R.A. Elliott

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REPORT ON PHASE II

BENCH PILOT STUDIES

Dr. Wendell E. Dunn, Jr. Thomas and Wendell Dunn, Inc.

18 March 1991

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction

Summary

Conclusions

Thermochemistry

Experimental Technique

Cycle Coefficient

Experimental Data Table i , Figures l and 2

Fluidization Characteristics Table 2

Reactor Geometry Figure 3

Flowsheet

Notes

0INTRODUCTION;

The Phase I report provided a theoretical study which

applied high temperature chlorination technology developed for an

ilmenite beneficiation process to the problem of iron removal

from magnesite.

As the Phase II bench scale phase of the project was

underway several insights caused changes in direction. These

were:

a) desirability of producing a low temperature calcine,

b) desirability of using carbon monoxide rather than

carbon as the reductant,

c) prevention of bed sticking due to presence of MgCl2 at

liquid temperatures.

The program was varied as each of these factors became

known. The reactor concept changed from a "reducing" bed

condition to the use of a "phasing" concept wherein the reducing

condition and the chlorinating condition alternate for many

cycles.

SUMMARY:

CONCLUSIONS;

The information gained in the bench pilot work covered by this report provides the following results:

a) Fluidization of the calcined material is excellent and reasonable bed gas velocities can be used.

b) Iron in the calcined magnesite can be removed to very low levels.

c) By the use of "phasing" i.e. alternating CO and C12 flows, the chlorination can take place at temperatures above the MgCl, melting point.

d) Satisfactory chlorination rates can be obtained even at temperatures at 850 C and below.

e) Although using thermochemical data to predict the iron removal per cycle, results at elevated temperatures are much higher than predicted.

f) Evidence of Ni and Mn removal at low temperatures was seen. Ni was removed at temperatures below 700 C.

g) The reaction produces heat in both parts of the cycle sufficient to allow extensive inert gas dilution if desired.

THERMOCHEMISTRY:

Calculating what IB possible fron free energy values we have the

two reduction reactions of iron oxide with CO froe Fe2o3 to magnetite

I and to ferrous oxide II.

The K values differ by nore then three orders of magnitude al

though the second reduction, equation II allows a ratio of COg/CO of

about 18. Where the CO is being exhausted as it passes upward one

could get reasonable CO efficiency if the reduction is dependent only

upon the free energies.

However, if we look at the reduction reactions as being dependent

upon the oxygen partial pressure, calculated for III and IV it is

apparent that neither reaction is possible. Thus the reaction is some

cort of surface absorption of CO or Cl2 the surface area of the Fe203 ,

MgO or diffusion to one or the other will control.vConsidering the attack upon ferrie oxide the free energy of

Fe203 4- 3C12 —*~ 2PeCl3 4- 1.502

at 1300K ie *8.596Kcal and the K - 1/27.7.

For the reaction

3Fe304 4 1-1/2 C12 ~-*~ 4Fe203 4 FeCl3

the free energy inproves froe -18,940 to -27,570 as the temperature

decreases fron 1300K to 950K. So the reaction will essentially go to

completion i.e.

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EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUE:

Two quartz fluidized bed reactors, l" and 4", were used to

chlorinate the calcined magnesite. The whole product supplied by

Lakefield Research was used, smaller fractions blowing out of the

reactor in amounts depending on gas velocity.

The smaller reactor had a fritted quartz bottom, the 4" (100

mm) reactor had a cone bottom. Both were electrically heated

with a thermocouple tube extending downward from the top.

Gases exited from a sidewarm into a horizontal glass con

dense and thence to a water bubbler to collect the uncaptured

ferrie chloride and blow over MgO not settled out in the condens

er.

When work shifted to the 4" reactor the magnesite was cal

cined in situ, care being taken to handle the eruption of CC^.

Much of the fines came over in this step.

s Gas flows of the N2, CO and Cl2 were measured by six capil

lary flow meters with a wide variety of capacities. The gas flow

cleared the reactor in ten to twenty seconds.

The condensers were washed down to measure the ferrie chlo

ride but reaction with blowover MgO, particularly the lower

temperature calcines had to be pH adjusted. Mg values were

unreliable and not used. The iron chloride values had some

meaning but the basis of data correlation was the final iron

content ' of the bed. Where bed sticking was severe the run was

abandoned. Some indication of bed condition could be obtained

from pressure variations of the gas flow line manometer.

Where a portion of the bed had stuck-up it would have re

ceived less cycling exposure. The free portion of the bed would

be the correct indicator of the cycling hiotory and was used as

such.

Early experiments with CO+Clr? gas flow were directed toward

low temperature chlorination and Judged unsuccessful. Although

later in the last run, 4M24, after nine cycles the flow was

switched to a CCHC12 gas mixture. The temperature was well below

the MgCl2 melting point at 650OC and the bed did not stick during

the ten minutes. The iron chlorination continued at about the

same rate, albeit a low rate.

Analysis were made using a Perkin Elmer 1CP model for com

parison with standards. The total dissolution of the bed sample

gave a high magnesium matrix effect. This was discovered after

Run 4M24 and an alternate method of iron analysis will be develo-

pined using a spectrophotometer. The error in some cases may be

as large as 25X but is not too significant where the iron removal\

is nearly two orders of magnitude.

Collection of FeCl3 gave a rough estimate of iron removal

rates but a mass balance was not attempted because fines blowover

interfered. Early leaching of high temperature calcined material

appeared to show no iron extraction from the fines.

Later, working at lower temperatures, the iron chloride wao

reacted and sequestered by the MgO in the washing step. Bringing

the pH down to solublize the iron aâin extracted iron from the

blowover. So the data from condencer collections has not been

used in the correlation presented.

CYCLE COEFFICIPNT

If we wish to correlate number of cycles with the remaining iron jn the MgO for the various runn, we can express the iron removal curves e.g. Hun 10 and 19, 19A with a single cycle coefficient, an average for a 1.1 the eye l en performed.

Theoretically reduction to t'cÔ/j will remove J/^th of the iron per cycle or .8889 (8X9ths) remaining if the reduction goeo to Fe0 ae indicated by thormochemical constraints.

Kxperimentally we have observed values of the coefficient considerably smaller, particularly at high temperatures. This means that either the reduction is more complete or another reaction is helping out e.g. an absorption which allows the CO and Cl2 to be present simultaneously in spite of the "phasing".

This is particularly noticeable in the high temperature runs, but still visible at lower temperatures, where in spite of lowered reaction rates one still sees coefficients below theoret ical for reduction to KcyO^ a is predicted by thermochem j cal values.

The "cycle coefficient X", is calculated from the equation:

= Xn where n- number of cycles e0 '^-o ~ '"i'.ia l Ke

or log KenXKeo ~ n Jog X ^('j, l''-* a'ter n cyclesX - a verage fraction of the Iron

remaining after one cycle.

EXPERIMENTAL DATA:

Table (1) Iron Removal by Phased Rune shows the results

obtained for runs where the fluidized bed appeared to have been

adequately fluidized. The run nomenclature indicates the reactor

size, one to four inches. The letter M signifies Barnesite and

this ie followed by the run number.

Headings indicate the variable. The "Coeff." is derived as

described above. Temperatures varied during the run. The values

shown are the "target" values for the operator who manipulated

heaters nanually to control.

Two plots based on ferrie chloride values washed from the

condensers or a semi-log plot shows the course of the iron remov

al. The cycle coefficient is calculated from the end point.

Also shown is the "theoretical cycle coefficent integrated for

nine cycles, c.f. Thermochemical discussion section

s Making Judgements from the data of Table (1) as to the

effect of the variables on sees the clustering of cycle coeffi

cients around .87 and below. This reflects the reduction of

ê2^3 ô ê3^4 an(* no further reaction for the cycle. Thin value

range appears at low temperatures as in Run 4M23, 4M22, 4M21.

The coefficient is also noted in 1M10 a high temperature calcine

at low reactant concentrations and times. At higher concentra

tion and times the coefficient is markedly lower i.e. a greater

fraction of the iron removed per cycle.

At the lower, but still high calcination temperature, high

Cl2 and CO concentrations and same time the "coefficient" falls

to a value of about .5 yielding a very low iron for 4M12.

Increasing the cycle time but lowering concentrations of C12

and CO yielded a even lower "coefficient". 4N14

Lowering the temperature of reaction (but not of calcina

tion), keeping the concentratlone and tines ehowB a narked reduc

tion in rate, i.e. higher coefficient, c.f. 4M15

Run 19 and 19A show that a 12 fold C12 concentration in

crease but lower (1/5) C12 flow tine in the cycle increased the

cycle coefficient whereas in the second part of the run 19A,

restoring the C12 exposure tine greatly lowered the cycle coeffi

cient to where 40JK of the iron was renoved.

This is probably evidence that the C12 rate can be Uniting

even though the concentration is high. This linitation is of a

reaction beyond and apart fron iron renoval expected fron the

phased reduction - chlorination iron renoval.

Lowering the temperature even further to 800O , under condi

tions parallelling 4M14 and 4M15 increases the coefficient toward\

the theoretical single stage reduction to Fe304 followed by

chlorination c.f. Thermochemical section

4M21. 4M22 and 4M23, Run 4M24 took the tenperature well

below the melting point and apparently below the conditions where

the iron removal is determined by reduction to and chlorination

of FegO^ is taking place.

The limitation on tenperature for naking caustic calcine is

850 C, the rote as evidenced by the "cycle coefficient" declines

to an unacceptable level below 700O . The reactor design nust be

for that temperature range.

Of more than passing interest la the question why can the

"cycle coefficient" fall significantly below what is thernocheni-

cally expected. Obviously another reaction is participating.

Although the gas retention tine in the bed is a natter of

seconds, it was noted that there was not a sharp cut-off in FeCl3

coming into the condenser with cessation of C12 flow. The prac

tice has been to change condensers (x-over, cross over) at the

end of the CO part of the cycle to pick up the last of the ferrie

chloride from the previous cycle.

If we have a mechanism where C12 absorbs on the extended

surface generated during calcination of MgC03 , then when CO is

turned on the MgO surface must face the conbined CO-C12 attack.

This combination could also react with the Fe20g, find would

preferentially. The MgCl2 made will react with Fe203 according

to the equation:

Fe203 -f 3MgCl2 — *- 2FeCl3 4 3MgO

TABLE l

IRON REMOVAL BY PHASED RUNS

RUN

1M9

1M10

4M11

4M12

4M14

4M15

4M16

4M19

19A

4M20

4M21

4M22

4M23

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1.4996

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1 . 1394

2.5168

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2.1978

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9

10

7

4

12

9

3

6

6

12

7

11

10

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COEFF

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.867

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.414

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.603

.807

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1100

1000

1000

1000

1000

1000

800

704

820

715

660

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1000

1000

1000

900

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FLUIDIZATION CHARACTERISTICS:

The Material sent from Lakefield Research fluidizes well and

Table (2) shows bed denesities and expansion values for chlori-

nator design. The "fines" fraction can be cut out of the product

in the first cycle and not subjected to further reaction.

The basic problem is to avoid creation of MgCl2 at liquid

temperatures. Although "phasing" is used to avoid this, it

appears most advantageous that we can have some absorption of G\2

(or CO) to react between cycles as it were. Here the coefficient

observed falls from .8889 to values as low as .50.

The effect is dramatic, particularly in batch operation. A

coefficient of .86 gives 75X iron removal in nine cycles, a

coefficient of .60 yields 99X iron removal. For continuous flow

nine cycles would yield about 50X and fifteen cycles 75\.

Figure (3) shows the effect of continuous one stage opera-

tionv for 8/9 this iron remaining per cycle and three other

curves .86, .80 and .60.

The straight lines are what would be achieved by batch

operation at .86, .8 and .6 coefficient values. Table (1) shows

reactor conditions and bed gas velocities.

TABLE 2

EFFECT OF CALCINATION TEMPERATURE ON POURED AND TAPPED DENSITIES

TEMPERATURE 0C

7000 (4M24)

7170 (4M23)

10000 (4M16)

11000 (Feed Calcine)

POUREDDENSITYIbe/ft3

52.0

52.2

81.4

70.9

TAPPEDDENSITYIba/ft3

59.13

56.7

96.9

93.3

Bed Expansion:

Raw Materials 38* of Dumped Depth

Chlorinated Bed4M16 46.7*

REACTOR GEOMETRY:

The bed average concentration can be calculated assuming

there IB a particle representing each cycle the BUB of which

divided by the number of cycleo le the average concentration.

Figure (3) shows this for various "chlorination coefficients".

The curves fall but round off as the number of low iron contain

ing particles are overwhelmed by the high iron particle entering.

Comparing with a batch reactor, as shown, the semi-log plot

is a straight line. One faces the decision of batch vs multiple

reactors and the transfer of material from one reactor to the

other.

The pilot plant should test both approaches and be the basis

for a decision between these two modes of operation. Given the

possible sticking situation, the first guess would apt for a

batch approach using two reactors in parallel cycling

alternately.

The "coefficient" will determine the cycle tine but the data

indicate that reasonable throughput would allow two 9' diameter

reactors for a 49,000 T/A plant in batch operation.

Several variables are available for adjusting gao flow to

the declining Fe concentration i.e. chlorine concentration, gas

velocity, and temperature (using as reduced iron orders reacted

with Cl z and CO reacts with ferrie iron oxide).

So the pilot plant with the information obtained from nar

rowing in on specific reaction conditions will provide a basis

for a decision as to which reactor geometry and operating mode

i.e. batch or containers should be built.

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A batch chlorination flowsheet is shown. Here the entire

chlorinetor content is dropped into a receiver located below.

Feed is from the top "Hot Calcine Bin".

Two reactors in parallel are envisioned with feeds switching

between the two. For adjusting to changing iron content the

flows are computer controlled and varying cycle by cycle.

The flues are single pipes water cooled, the cyclone operat

ing at a temperature above the FeClg condensation temperature.

Valves control flows switching Cl2, CO, ^2' bu^ *ne FeClg con

denser operates through both cycles since the FeCl3 cones over

even after the Cl flow is switched off.

RECYCLE CO, COg

MgO. F,2 03

TO FUME SCRUBBER

DRYERrHOT CALCINE FEEDER

COMPRESSOR HOT CALCINE BIN

CO GENERATOR

CO COOLER CO

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PROOUC1 COOLER

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FoCl3 SPACE COOLER F.CI3 RECEIVER

F.C 13 PRODUCT

CYCLONE FINES COOLER

FLUE COOLER TINES PRODUCT

MAGNESITE

BATCH CHLORINATION

FOR IRON REMOVAL

FIGURE 4

NOTES:

To avoid the liquid magnesium chloride sticking problem

while operating in the temperature range below 850OC and to avoid

the use of carbon to reduce the iron to ferrous chloride,

"phased" operation has been proposed.

Thermochemical data suggests that in a phased reactor

operation, i.e. reduction by carbon monoxide followed by a

chlorine feed to chlorinate and separating the two flows by an

inert purge of necessary, only 179th of the iron would be removed

per cycle. The coefficient would be .8889 or SB.89% iron

remaining.

Although this could be adequate with many cycles with batch

operating we find much better coefficient values. However, at

the lower temperatures the coefficient increases as the

temperature falls, becoming negligible at 660OC in the solid

region MgCl2 . Hence, operation near but below 850OC appears to

be the most desirable.

The coefficient lower than expected is probably due to a

direct chlorination where CO and C1 2 are together despite the

"phasing" of the two flows. This can come about by absorption or

chemisorption of one or the other gases.

Velocities sufficient to bring enough gaseous reactants to

conduct the reaction should be further investigated at the bench

scale so as to accurately define reaction rate vs temperature for

the prototype plant design.

No decision is necessary now between batch and continuous

process design. The prototype plant can test both with little

change in the chlorinator.

The first (Phase I) inquiry as to whether the iron could be

accessed by the chlorine and to what degree has been answered.

Apparently the iron can be removed to any level desired. Nickel

appears to come out at low temperature even though well below the

NiCl- sublimation point. Perhaps we are dealing with a nickel

carbonyl.

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IRON REMOVAL

FROM

CALCINED MAGNESITE

BY

HIGH TEMPERATURE CHLORINATION

Appraisal of the Dunn Phase II

Bench Pilot Studies

March 20, 1991

Robert Elliott, P. Eng.

SUMMARY

In July of 1990 Magnesium Refractories gave Dr. Wendell E. Dunn Jr. of Rapid City, South Dakota, an assignment to do thermo dynamic studies to evaluate the potential of removing iron from the crystal lattice of the magnesite (MgCO-j) crystals found in their Timmins, Ontario magnesite deposit. In order to make a higher priced magnesia (MgO) product, applicable to a broad range of uses in the industrial world, it was necessary to find a low cost process to remove the iron. Dr. Dunn has many years of experience in the chlorine roast process to remove iron from ilmenite and the objective was to use his extensive experience, applying a similar process to remove iron from the magnesite crystal.

Dr. Dunn's study confirmed the technical viability of the process for iron removal from the magnesite crystal and in October, 1990, Dr. Dunn was given the assignment to develop the operating parameters on a bench scale pilot basis for iron removal from the magnesite crystal using a chlorine roast process.

The work has continued through until the present time with numerous tests being run at varying temperatures with varying additions of CO and CI-, on a continuous and on an intermittent basis. These tests have confirmed that the process does remove the iron to as low as Q.28% Fe. Operating costs for a commercial operation on iron removal have been estimated at CDN|0.08 to |0.10 per tonne of FeCl 3 . The market price of ferrie chloride is io.40 to $0.50 per pound which suggests a very significant profit from the iron removal operation.

It is concluded that the chlorine roast process will remove the iron to very low levels and that the iron removal process will show a profit. The low iron product will be suitable for a wide range of magnesia markets not available to the high iron product.

The project is now ready for a prototype plant operation to provide product for evaluation in the market place. The design of the commercial plant will also benefit from the experience gained from the prototype operation.

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CONCLUSIONS

1. A commercially practical method of removing iron from the Deloro calcined MgO has been developed using an alternating Cl^/CO treatment in a fluidized bed reactor.

2. Iron removal of up to 98% has been achieved after 18 cycles, with 86*1; magnesia product recovery.

3. Ferrie chloride is recovered as a byproduct of the reaction and in its anhydrous form is a valuable product -that may pay the cost of the iron removal and provide significant profit.

4. A prototype plant should be designed and built to provide market samples of low iron MgO and FeCl 3 and provide the design transition to the commercial plant.

BACKGROUND

Concentrate prepared from the Deloro Magnesite deposit contains about 3% iron oxide which replaces MgO in the carbonate lattice and cannot be removed by physical means. Market studies indicate that a lower iron content is preferred by some consumers and efforts have previously been made to find a cost effective method of reducing or removing the iron content of the magnesia.

Dr. Wendell E. Dunn Jr., Rapid City, South Dakota, has been conducting research and development on chlorine processes for many years. He has developed procedures for removal of iron from ilmenite and has written numerous papers and has secured patents on this approach. He was a research supervisor with DuPont for many years and spent several years in Australia with Chlorine Technology Ltd. Dr. Dunn has recently designed and constructed a complete plant for the beneficiation of ilmenite by chlorination for a company in Madras, India which will be started in 1991. He has also developed and implemented chlorination process schemes for use in gold refining and tantalum purification.

Dr. Dunn was retained by Magnesium Refractories Ltd. ("MRL") in 1990 to make an initial study (Phase I) to determine whether reaction kinetics were favourable for iron separation and removal from magnesia by chlorine treatment. His study of the various free energy and other thermodynamic mechanisms indicated that iron removal by this method was possible. Accordingly, Dr. Dunn was given a further assignment by MRL to carry out laboratory bench pilot work (Phase II) to confirm the key process assumptions that were made in the Phase I study. These process assumptions were:

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- the chlorine has access to the iron oxides in the magnesia resulting in a magnesia product with low residual iron levels due to formation of volatile ferrie chloride;

- side reactions with magnesia can be controlled to low levels that do not affect reactor fluidization or product recovery;

- chlorination temperatures of about 850OC are needed for reasonable reaction rates.

A review of process factors suggested two approaches to process operation for the Phase II bench pilot work. The first uses continuous addition of both carbon monoxide and chlorine to the reactor. Since magnesium chloride can form, this method is limited to temperatures below its melting point of 710 C to prevent defluidization of the reactor. Tests at 550-700 C showed low rates of iron removal. The second approach allows high temperature operation by alternate addition of carbon monoxide and chlorine to the bed in a series of cycles. The thermodynamics of this system prevent significant magnesium chloride formation.

The attached working Draft of Dr. Dunn's report on Phase II has been thoroughly reviewed by the writer. The bench pilot work, while in progress, was visited by the writer together with Stephen Dunn, P.Eng. the senior process engineer with Hatch Associates, Toronto, who is assigned to this project.

PROCESS CONSIDERATIONS

The process developed by Dunn for MRL involves the addition of chlorine and a reductant (CO) to a fluidized bed of calcined magnesia. The objective is to react these gases selectively with the iron oxide to remove it from the magnesia as gaseous ferrie or ferrous chloride, depending on the amount of chlorine added. While less favourable than the reactions with iron, reaction of the gases with magnesia to form magnesium chloride is also thermodynamically feasible. A high iron selectivity, with minimal chlorination of magnesia, must be achieved for the process to be practical.

Magnesium chloride exists as a liquid between its melting point of 710 C and its boiling point of 1415 C with increasingly rapid rates of vapourization toward the high end of the range. The presence of liquid magnesium chloride in the fluidized bed chlorinator is undesirable since it will cause the solid particles to stick together leading to defluidization of the bed. Therefore, the process must operate either at temperatures outside this range or under conditions that minimize the potential for magnesium chloride formation.

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The simplest method of operating the process is with the continuous addition of both chlorine and the carbon monoxide reductant to the fluidized bed reactor. The main process reactions would be:

Fe9Cu + SCO = 2FeO * 3CO- (1)FeO H- CO 4 3/2 CI- = FeCU + Cof (2)

MgO + CO + CI* - MgCl + CO (3)

All three reactions are thermodynamically favourable with large negative free energies of reaction indicating that the equilibrium compositions will be to the right of each equation. The iron chlorination reaction will be more favoured since it has the more negative free energy of reaction and is known to have more rapid reaction kinetics. Some magnesium chloride will, however, form where chlorine and the reductant are present at the magnesia surface. The magnesium chloride that does form will partially vapourize and can react back to magnesia by:

MgCl^ FeO = MgO * FeCl 2 (4)

This reaction is thermodynamically favourable which will minimize the amount of magnesium chloride produced by the fluidized bed reactor.

Since magnesium chloride will form when the fluidized bed is operated with continuous addition of both chlorine and the reductant, the operating temperature should not exceed 710 C to prevent def luidization of the reaction bed by liquid magnesium chloride. The reaction rates appeared to be slow at 710 C making it desirable to investigate an alternative mode of reactor operation at higher temperatures.

Wendell Dunn has successfully concluded the Phase II bench pilot research using a technique where the chlorine and carbon monoxide gases are added separately in a sequence of alternate cycles at temperatures between 800 C and 1000 C.

During addition of carbon monoxide gas, ferrie oxide would be reduced to ferrous oxide by Reaction (1) which is thermo dynamically favourable. When chlorine is subsequently added, the iron would react to form volatile ferrie chloride.

3FeO + 3 /2 C12 = FeClj * Fe2O3 ^ 5 ^

This direct reaction is thermodynamically favourable. It is speculated that the oxygen atom removed from the chlorinated iron molecule would be directly transferred within the mineral lattice to form ferrie oxide without the formation of intermediate gaseous oxygen. If the iron oxides and magnesia occur in separate

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crystal structures within the calcine, the analogous direct chlorination of magnesia cannot occur by oxygen transfer within the mineral lattice. The formation of gaseous oxygen as a reaction intermediate would then be required for direct chlorination of magnesia.

MgO * C1 9 s MgClp 4 1/2 O- (6) 2FeO + 1 /2 0 7, = Fe 203 ( ? )

Reaction (6) has a positive free energy of reaction and is, therefore, not thermodynamically favourable. As a result, the direct chlorination of magnesia through intermediate formation of gaseous oxygen should not occur to a significant degree, thus allowing the process to be operated at temperatures greater than 7100C.

Based on these process considerations and the Dunn bench pilot work done in verification, the objectives of the Phase II program have been met successfully. It is clear that there is now a practical technology developed for selective chlorination of magnesia by continuous addition of both chlorine and carbon monoxide at reaction temperatures below 700 C and by separate addition of chlorine and carbon monoxide in alternate cycles at reaction temperatures between 800 C and 1000 C.

CONTINUING WORK

The working Draft of Dr. Wendell Dunn 's report on Phase II is appended. When the Report is completed it will provide the design basis for a prototype plant to operate in the 800 C to 1000 C range to process calcined MgO in a fluidized bed for iron removal by alternating the introduction of CI- and CO under computer control. Anhydrous ferrie chloride will be recovered as a byproduct of the reaction.

It is suggested that this prototype work proceed in two stages. A 6" continuous reactor should be operated on the bench scale to refine the operating parameters for the prototype plant. The prototype plant should thereby run-in quickly and produce consistent product. This will result in much less magnesite concentrate being required as feed to the prototype plant and in a net cost saving.

The MgO and FeCl 3 products from the prototype plant operation will be used in market assessments. Market interest in a 98. 5% MgO calcine is known to be very strong. Anhydrous ferrie chloride has a wide range of uses in industry, selling for $0.40 to |0.50 per pound.

The prototype plant will benefit greatly from Dr. Dunn' s long experience in designing such equipment. Design and operating inputs by Hatch Associates of Toronto will insure that key design parameters are verified sp that Hatch's design of the commercial reactor is based on practical operating considerations.

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During the six week period test work continued on the iron removal bench scale research. It was established that the process to remove iron from the crystal lattice of the magnesite using a chlorine roast is viable. Preliminary cost studies indicate that the process is economic and that the resultant ferrie chloride produced from the roast will sell at a price which will pay for the cost of iron removal. Therefore, it appears that no additional operating cost will apply to the product.

Work is continuing on pilot plant design and optimization of conditions in the fluid bed roast operation. The product produced from the bench scale tests is Q.1% Fe-O.,. This material is being prepared for high temperature firing to produce sample for evaluation by the refractory industry.

Market studies are continuing and several large consumers have indicated their intent to commit to long term contracts, subject to product evaluation to confirm the physical and chemical characteristics that are indicated from the bench scale testing. To provide the sample for industry testing, it will be necessary to proceed to pilot plant production and produce 20-30 tonnes of product.

The report from the research laboratory will be received in a few days, summarizing work to date and this report will be forwarded to the Ministry when received.

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COURIER SERVICESDIALOG INFORMATION SERVICESLONG DISTANCE TELEPHONEPHOTO-COPYING 7 cp S fO.10 /cp

*13.00

. 70

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TOTAL THIS INVOICE:

PROGRESS BILLING

*1,000.09

GOODFELLOW CONSULTANTS

INC.

Environmental/Occupational Health

2000 Argenlia Road. PlcVa III, Suite 301Mississauga. Ontario 15N 1V9 Canada

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1 DATE

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INQUIRIES: BILLING - 321-5468 ORDERS - 599-8161

PAGE ACCOUNT NUMBER l 416 865 9300

LASTCORP INVESTMENTS LTD

1990 12 07

6865 9300 82204 016

XXX ACCOUNT SUMMARY XXX

SERVICES 272.70EQUIPMENT RENTALS 233.00TAX - FED. 27.53TAX - PROV. 42.10 69.63CHARGEABLE MESSAGES 813.72TAX - FED. 89.31TAX - PROV. 71.71 161.02DIRECTORY ADVERTISING 20.00

TOTAL CURRENT CHARGES 1570.07

- AMOUNT DUE 1570. 07

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NO DATE LOCATION

XXX CHARGEABLE MESSAGES XXX

NUMBER START MIN X CHARGE DISCOUNT AMOUNT

12

345678

9101112131415

11071107

110711071108110811081109

1109110911091109110911091109

EDMONTONTORONTOFROM AL.EXEDMONTONVANCOUVERLAKEWOODHAMILTONHOPEBOCA RATONFROM MALTONLAKEWOODWASHINGTONLAKEWOODVANCOUVERVANCOUVERHAMI LTONCHILE

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1990 12 07

NO DATE LOCATION

12 3

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1109 1109 1109

1109

1109

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6 1110 CALGARY AB FROM BOCA R FL

7 1112 LAKEHOOD CO8 1112 BRIGHTON ON9 1112 NEW YORK NY

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XXX CHARGEABLE MESSAGES X X K


5622316629604 687 9931407 368 3431

8407 272 0114

8303 234 0273403 271 9119

303 234 0273613 475 1033212 818 9010605 342 8731212 818 9010703 941 6919604 685 8730602 948 2100514 844 3017604 685 8730604 685 8730703 941 6919519 471 5462703 941 6919519 436 0872313 261 2566212 708 9888604 869 9631403 992 5106212 490 1356403 992 5100212 490 1356703 941 69195912379248212 818 9010604 685 8730604 685 8730604 869 963159123233435912379248303 231 028059123233435912379248604 747 3557602 948 21005912357735403 292 0344403 962 23615912379248514 844 3017403 294 4987604 869 96315624985135624985135624985135622341126406 782 4200415 682 4105604 869 9631703 941 6919703 941 69195622316629705 759 50355622341126212 818 90105622341126212 818 9010703 941 891056269080005626908000303 234 0273

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3.153.70

11.44.61

10.401.102.288.19.39.57

4.561.102.96.55

1.14.47

3.121.711.141.04.57

1.04.55

7.133,12.57

11.971.149.984.283.78

32.784.28

10.834.41

27.082.281.71

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20.58.39

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PACE ACCOUNT NUMBER 3 416 865 9300

1990 12 07

NO DATE LOCATION

XXX CHARGEABLE MESSAGES X K X

NUMBER START HIN X CHARGE DISCOUNT AMOUNT

1 1119 DE IRAY BCH F L2 1119 CALGARY AB3 1119 HAMILTON ON4 1119 RAPID CITY SO5 1120 NEM YORK. NY6 1120 NEM YORK NY7 1120 QUESNEL BC8 1120 CHILE9 1121 CHILE

10 1121 S S MARIE ON11 1121 CONROE TX12 1121 VANCOUVER BC13 1121 CHARLOTTE NC14 1121 SUDBURY ON15 1121 CHILE16 1121 CALGARY AB17 1121 LAKEWOOD CO18 1121 LAKEWOOD CO19 1122 LONDON ON20 1122 TIMMINS ON21 1122 CHILE22 1122 BURLINGTON ON23 1122 VANCOUVER BC24 1122 BURLINGTON ON25 1122 HAMILTON ON26 1122 BOLIVIA27 1122 VANCOUVER BC28 1122 OWEN SOUND ON29 1122 WIARTON ON30 1122 RICHMOND BC31 1122 CHILE32 1123 COBALT ON33 1123 BOLIVIA34 1123 BOLIVIA35 1123 NEW YORK NY36 1123 NEW YORK NY37 1123 CORAOPOLIS PA38 1123 VANCOUVER BC39 1123 BOLIVIA40 1123 EDMONTON AB41 1123 BOLIVIA42 1123 ORO ON

FROM OWENSD ON43 1123 HAMILTON ON44 1127 FROM RICHMONBC45 1127 SUDBURY ON46 1127 BOLIVIA47 1127 FLS CHURCH VA48 1127 LAKEWOOD CO49 1127 CORAOPOLIS PA50 1127 CHILE51 1127 QUESNEL BC52 1127 VANCOUVER BC53 1127 RAPID CITY SD54 1127 BOLIVIA55 1127 RAPID CITY SD56 1128 BURLINGTON ON57 1128 LEXINGTON KY58 1128 LEXINGTON KY59 1128 BURLINGTON ON60 1128 BURLINGTON ON61 1128 FLS CHURCH VA62 1128 VANCOUVER BC63 1128 VANCOUVER BC64 1129 EDMONTON AB65 1129 VANCOUVER BC66 1129 RAPID CITY SD67 1129 QUESNEL BC68 1129 LEXINGTON KY 69 1130 RAPID CITY SD

407 276 0324403 243 9638416 527 3071605 342 8731212 559 1013212 559 1013604 992 834156227435835622743583705 759 5035409 756 4471604 687 9931704 332 8171705 670 73795622319120403 298 3623303 237 9868303 234 0273519 471 5462705 267 14015622316629416 332 0900604 687 9931416 335 8330416 527 30715912379245604 687 9931519 376 0509519 534 3737604 279 77305622341126705 679 555559123792455912379248212 818 0463212 818 9010412 262 2681604 687 99315912379248403 486 45405912379248705 487 2565

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PAGE ACCOUNT NUMBER4 416 865 9300

1990 1 2 07

NO DATE LOCATION

1 11302 11303 11304 11305 1201

6 12037 12038 12049 1204

10 120411 120512 120513 120514 120515 120516 120517 120518 120519 120520 120521 120622 120623 1206

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SUB-TOTAL INCLUDING TAX 776.95

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DISCOUNT FOR CANADA PLAN 15.00 TAX-FED. 18.15

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DATE1990 11 07

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DATE1990 10 07

NO DATE LOCATION

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NO DATE LOCATION NUMBER START MIN X CHARGE DISCOUNT AMOUNT

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10111213l ft

15

16171819202122232ft25262728293031323334

10021002100210021002100210021003100310031003100310031003

1003

1003100310031003100310041004100410041004100410041004100410041004100410041005

FTSASKAHHNVANCOUVEREDHONTONBURLINGTONBURLINGTONBURLINGTONCORAOPOLISFLS CHURCHUN KINGDOMHAMILTONRENOMONTREALMONTREALTORONTOFROM STJOVVICTORIAFROM STJOVUN KINGDOMENNISUN KINGDOMWASHINGTONMONTREALHAMI LTONEDMONTONHAMILTONHAMI LTONLAKEWOODVANCOUVERHAMI LTONLAKEWOODFTSASKAHWNLAKEWOODHAMILTONSUDBURYSUDBURYCHILE

ABBCABONONONPAVA

403604403416416416412703

992261428335332332262941

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44817592424ONNVPQPQONPQBCPQ

416702514514416

604

527826844844865

385

30716305301730179300

7128

44817592424MT 406 682 4215

44817592424DCPQONABONONCOBCONCOABCOONONON

202514416403416416303604416303403303416705705

623861527428527527234687527231992231527675675

393505833071087130713071902004173071032851000328307143954395

5622316629

18141328133915471355135815400900105511401141115312011215

2141

0938100409391003120209241251131913381341140915571611162316281642104910491255

219413493

101

1221

18

20

32

172

191111331641141

15

88888888888883

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8888888888888888888

35 0910 DIR. ASSISTANCETAX-FED. 54.94

TAX-PROV. 43.63

364 4421 1126SUB-TOTAL

SUB-TOTAL INCLUDING TAX

.60

500.01598.58

36 0829 SANTIAGO37 0906 SANTIAGO

TAX-FED. TAX-PROV.

6.415.17

CN CP TELEGRAMS

TELEGRAM TELEGRAM

SUB-TOTAL SUB-TOTAL INCLUDING TAX

26.3231.92

58.2469.82

SUB-TOTAL OFTAX-FED.

TAX-PROV.


Z AMOUNT CARRIED TO TELEPLUS CANADA SUMMARY 277.43

61.3548.80 SUB-TOTAL OF NON TELEPLUS CANADA CALLS 558.25



AMOUNT ELIGIBLE FOR DISCOUNT AFTER ALL OTHER DISCOUNTS APPLIED 277.43

MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE AMOUNT FOR DISCOUNT 100.00DISCOUNT FOR CANADA PLAN 15.00

TAX-FED. 28.87TAX-P.ROV. 23.30 SUB-TOTAL 262.43


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AMOUNT DUE 587.46


PAYMENTS AND ADJUSTMENTS PROCESSED AFTER

1990 09 19 MILL BE REFLECTED ON YOUR NEXT ACCOUNT

NO DATE LOCATION

1 08192 08193 08194 08205 08206 08207 08208 08209 0820

10 082011 082012 082013 082014 082015 082016 082017 082018 082019 0820

OTTAHAUN KINGDOMTORONTOUN KINGDOMUN KINGDOMUN KINGDOMTORONTOTORONTOTORONTOTORONTOTORONTOTORONTOUN KINGDOMTORONTOTORONTOTORONTOTORONTOCOOKSVILLEHAMILTON

ON

ON

ONONONONONON

ONONONONONON

X R X CHARGEABLE MESSAGES X R X


613 226 525544746765212416 787 9490447467654544474676545444746765454416 865 9300416 865 9300416 865 1153416 865 9300416 865 1153416 865 930044746762721416 865 1153416 865 9300416 865 1153416 941 9440416 897 1710416 527 3071

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.80

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.95

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.35

.36

.74

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3.15 21182

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NO DATE LOCATION

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8 0820 CALGARY9 0820 CALGARY

10 0821 ORLEANS11 0821 CALGARY12 0821 CALGARY13 0821 CALGARY14 0822 CALGARY15 0822 CALGARY16 0822 CALGARY17 0823 MALTON18 0823 MALTON19 0823 CALGARY20 0823 TORONTO21 0823 TORONTO22 0823 UN KINGDOM23 0823 UN KINGDOM24 0823 CALGARY25 0824 TORONTO26 0824 TORONTO27 0825 TORONTO28 0826 STROUD29 0826 TORONTO30 0827 TORONTO31 0829 TORONTO32 0829 TORONTO33 0829 TORONTO34 0829 CALGARY35 0829 TORONTO36 0829 TORONTO37 0829 TORONTO38 0829 TORONTO39 0829 TORONTO40 0829 TORONTO41 0829 TORONTO42 0829 TORONTO43 0829 TORONTO44 0829 TORONTO45 0829 TORONTO46 0829 CALGARY47 0829 TORONTO48 0829 TORONTO49 0829 TORONTO50 0829 TORONTO51 0829 TORONTO52 0829 TORONTO53 0829 TORONTO54 0829 TORONTO55 0829 CALGARY56 0829 TORONTO57 0830 TORONTO58 0830 TORONTO59 0830 TORONTO60 0831 TORONTO61 0831 TORONTO62 0831 TORONTO63 0901 UN KINGDOM64 0904 TORONTO65 0904 UN KINGDOM66 0904 UN KINGDOM67 0904 THAMESFORD68 0905 TORONTO69 0905 TORONTO70 0905 TORONTO

X R K CHARGEABLE MESSAGES X K M

NUMBER START MIN K CHARGE DISCOUNT AMOUNT

ON 416 841 7378 ON 416 865 1153 ON 416 865 9300 ON 416 865 9300 ON 416 865 9300

44746765212 AB 403 238 1608 AB 403 271 9119 AB 403 271 9119 ON 613 824 7414 AB 403 269 3002 AB 403 289 4794 AB 403 243 9638 AB 403 271 9119 AB 403 271 9119 AB 403 271 9119 ON 416 676 3210 ON 416 676 3210 AB 403 243 2041 ON 416 785 5001 ON 416 865 9300

44746762727 44746762721

AB 403 271 9119 ON 416 941 6490 ON 416 696 1858 ON 416 925 2891 ON 705 431 1100 ON 416 489 4402 ON 416 865 1153 ON 416 392 7109 ON 416 865 1153 ON 416 865 9300 AB 403 271 9119 ON 416 923 8759 ON 416 865 9300 ON 416 868 5500 ON 416 865 1153 ON 416 868 5500 ON 416 865 9300 ON 416 865 1153 ON 416 865 9300 ON 416 657 8986 ON 416 539 9576 ON 416 86S 5500 AB 403 294 4987 ON 416 865 9300 ON 416 865 9300 ON 416 865 1153 ON 416 865 9300 ON 416 865 1153 ON 416 865 1153 ON 416 865 9300 ON 416 865 1153 AB 403 266 3688 ON 416 865 1153 ON 416 865 9300 ON 416 865 9300 ON 416 787 9490 ON 416 924 2233 ON 416 657 8986 ON 416 963 8190

44746765212 ON 416 429 0193

44746765212 44746765212

ON 519 285 3818 ON 416 657 8986 ON 416 977 7999 ON 416 960 3800

1549 21649 31653 11720 161740 11748 101902 32132 182204 191021 61932 152015 12025 182217 12234 1 82235 1 80644 1 80650 1 80907 8 81007 5 81138 1 81547 1 81549 4 82321 5 80905 1 80907 1 81441 2 81030 3 81227 21 81826 4 80846 9 81049 4 81054 2 81104 20 81124 8 81134 1 81135 1 81146 3 81209 1 81250 1 81251 4 81303 8 81320 2 81323 6 81330 1 S1333 18 81422 1 81439 1 81503 2 81507 1 81524 3 81535 3 81556 481619 1 81629 10 81723 1 80950 37 81043 1 81912 27 81033 1 81050 1 81054 1 81020 7 80924 2 81022 16 81042 6 81905 1 80904 2 81419 4 81513 2 8

.621.05.35

5.60.35

10.291.68

10.0810.642.288.40.56

10.08.56.56.56

4.481.75.35

1.474.412.80.35.35

7.351.403.151.40.70

11.202.80.35.35

1.05.35.35

1.402.80.70

2.10.35

10.08.35.35.70.35

1.051.051.40.35

5.60.35

12.95.35

9.45.35.35.35

7.35.70

20.137.93

.701.40.70

.621.05.35

5.60.35

10.29—.59 1.09

3.53 6.55—3.72 6.92

2.282.94 5.46.20 .36

3.53 6.55 —.20 .36.20 .36.20 .36

M .34M .34

4.481.75.35 --

1.474.41 —

1.68 1.12.35.35

M .34M .34

4.41 2.94.49 .91

3.151.40.70

11.202.80.35.35

1.05.35.35

1.402.80.70

2.10.35

10.08 —.35.35.70.35

1.051.051.40.35

5.60.35

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3.31 6.14.35.35.35

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20.13 —7.93 —

H .34.70

1.40.70

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PAGE TELEPHONE NUMBER 3 705 487 2565

X R X CHARGEABLE MESSAGES

DATE LOCATION NUMBER START MIN

0905 TORONTO090609060906090609060906090609060906090609060906090609070907090709070907090709070907090709070907090709070907090709080908090809080909090909090909090909090910091509160916091809180918

0825

MONTREALMONTREALCORAOPOLISHASH ING TONMONTREALMONTREALMONTREALCORAOPOLISTORONTOFLS CHURCHTORONTOQUESNELFLS CHURCHHAMILTONCALGARYHASHINGTONEDHARDSTORONTOTORONTOTORONTOTORONTOTORONTOTORONTOTORONTOVANCOUVERVANCOUVERTORONTOBOCA RATONTORONTOVICTORIAWINNIPEGCALGARYORNGEVLUN KINGDOMWINNIPEGTORONTOTORONTOTORONTOTORONTOQUEENSUN KINGDOMUN KINGDOMTORONTOTORONTOTORONTO

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416514514412202514514514412416703416604703416403202303416416416416416416416604604416407416604204403519

675281383262623281281592262865941487992941527243623926865865865865922591484266688236368484385237271942

2211101385462681393510131013327226819300691952815575691930712041393525821153115393001153105328497076084222841489343170767128219391190634

44746765212MBONONONONNY

204416416416416718

237787922657484846

219394901053898609717980

4474676272144746762721

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416416416

DIR. ASSISTANCE

923923923

721

875987598759

5050

1755093009310934093709551110111211191127112911411540161409401010103311121148121812291239133213341335133813391346212807461046181118301131122720432105210921100858121409431350101710461415

1022

TOTAL

6123

19126921

121

3716713131

1531S

29197l

1410416361

24336

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V. .f DATE1990 09 19

M R K

X CHARGE DISCOUNT AMOUNT

8888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888

8

2.10.39.78

1.5610.45

.39

.782.344.68.70.55

4.20.57

20.35.37

3.363.85.63

1.05.35

1.05.35.35.35.35.57

4.565.2519.53 6.841.75 1.05

16.5310.45 3.663.92 1.37

17.695.50 1.921.40 .84

2.10 1.261.053.301.83

29.891.051.052.10

CHARGEABLE MESSAGESTAX-FED

TAX-PROV47.6938.55

2.10.39.78

1.56—10.45

.39

.782.344.68—.70.55—

4.20.57

20.35 —.37

3.363.85.63

1.05.35

1.05.35.35.35.35.57

4.565.25

12.69.70

16.536.792.55

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M .34.84

1.053.301.83 ——

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X K K ACCOUNT SUMMARY M X X



AMOUNT DUE 1629.24



NO DATE LOCATION



1 08072 08073 08074 08075 08076 08077 08078 08079 0807

10 080711 080712 080713 080714 080715 080716 0807

BURLINGTONWASHINGTONBURLINGTONLEMISTONBIRMINGHAMFLS CHURCHHELENAVAL DORPRESTONVANCOUVERLADNERHOPEJACKSONVLJACKSONVLPRESTONHELENA

ONDCONNYMIVAMTPQIDBCBCBCFLFLIDMT

416202416716313703406819208604604604904904208406

332473336754258941443825852685946869353353852443

0095072150414346114469195790021128908730077696318705368128905790

0748093910081305130613201348135014011405140614181435143615511555

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4.34.55.62.33.47

4.40.63.98.63,57

5.13.57.61

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NO DATE LOCATION NUMBER START MIN

1 0807 CHILE2 0807 HELENA3 0807 ORO4 0808 LAKEFIELD5 0808 CARNEGIE6 0808 RICHMOND7 0808 UN KINGDOM8 0808 MILFORD BY9 0808 BOLIVIA

10 0808 FLS CHURCH11 0808 FTSASKAHHN12 0808 BOLIVIA13 0808 KELOHNA14 0808 COERDALENE15 0808 MONTREAL16 0809 INGERSOLL17 0809 FLS CHURCH18 0809 FLS CHURCH19 0809 BARRIE20 0809 ENNIS21 0809 FLS CHURCH22 0809 CHILE23 0809 BOLIVIA24 0809 ORO25 0809 MILFORD BY26 0810 CARNEGIE27 0810 TORONTO

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BCIDPQONVAVAONMTVA

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5622316629406 443 5790705 487 2565705 652 3341412 787 9680604 276 098944714905558705 764 10525912391624703 941 6919403 992 51025912391624604 762 0944208 769 4100514 844 3017519 425 0076703 941 0189703 941 6919705 734 2533406 682 7662703 941 691956223166295912391624705 487 2565705 764 1052412 787 9680416 865 9300

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DATE 1990

X

CHARGE DISCOUNT

32.341.26.35

1.44.49

12.5414.03

.7444.182.203.424.288.55.63

2.73.74.55

3.851.751.892.20

42.149.98.35

4.44.49

1.08.36.37

1.851.899.45.49.63

1.261.144.28.78.63

4.9026.462.94.72.35

1.404.28.35

4.28.35

5.201.752.942.94.39.70

16.66.37

8.825.045.70

14.70.63.61

4.2812.831.406.306.71

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32.34i- 1 .26^

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12.5414.03—

.7444.182.20~~3.424.288.55.63

2.73.74.55—

3.85 —1.751.892.20 —

42.149.98.35

4.44.49——

3.33

1.08—.36——.37—

1.851.899.45—.49.63—

1.26 —1.144.28.78.65 —

4.9026.462.94.72 —.35

1.404.28.35

4.28.35

5.201.752.942.94.39.70

16.66.37

8.825.04 —5.7014.70

.63

.61 —4.28

12.831.406.306.71 —

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NO DATE LOCATION

1 0816 OTTAWA2 0816 CHILE3 0816 PT CARLING4 0816 OTTAWA5 0816 CHILE6 0816 POMPANOBCH7 0816 UN KINGDOM8 0816 MONTREAL9 0816 MONTREAL

10 0816 ORO11 0816 ORO12 0816 ORO13 0816 BOLIVIA14 0816 BOLIVIA15 0820 HAMILTON16 0820 OSHAWA17 0820 ORO18 0820 VAL DOR19 0820 HASHINGTON20 0820 CROSSFIELD21 0820 CROSSFIELD22 0820 CHILE23 0820 ANGELSCAMP24 0820 MTPLEASANT25 0820 CORAOPOLIS26 0820 MONTREAL27 0820 MONTREAL28 0820 CORAOPOLIS29 0820 MONTREAL30 0820 OTTAWA31 0820 ORO32 0820 ORO33 0820 ORO34 0820 ORO35 0820 ORO36 0820 FLS CHURCH37 0820 FIS CHURCH38 0820 ORO39 0820 CHILE40 0820 ORO41 0821 NORTHVIILE42 0821 MONTREAL43 0821 CORAOPOLIS44 0821 ORO45 CS21 MILFCRD BY46 0821 BURLINGTON47 0821 MILFORD BY48 0821 MONTREAL49 0822 PRESTON50 0822 CALGARY51 0822 ST JOVITE52 0822 CORAOPOLIS53 0822 HAMILTON54 0822 HELENA55 0822 VANCOUVER56 0822 CHILE57 0822 LAKEFIELD58 0822 MONTREAL59 0822 MILFORD BY60 0822 MILFORD BY61 0823 HELENA62 0823 NORTH BAY63 0823 FLS CHURCH64 0823 FLS CHURCH65 0823 MILFORD BY66 0824 MONTREAL67 0824 FTSASKAHWN68 0828 RAPID CITY69 0828 LEWISTON70 0828 TIMMINS

K X X CHARGEABLE MESSAGES XXX


ON 613 236 82375622316629

ON 705 765 3826 ON 613 236 8237

562710133 FL 305 783 9671

4448242018 PQ 514 844 3017 PQ 514 844 3017 ON 705 487 2565 ON 705 487 2565 ON 705 487 2565

5912378311 5912378311

ON 416 525 9140 ON 416 436 7617 ON 705 487 2565 PQ 819 825 0211 DC 202 331 9660 AB 403 946 4505 AB 403 946 4505

5622316629 CA 209 728 2035 TX 214 572 7364 PA 412 262 2681 PQ 514 727 5386 PQ 514 381 2161 PA 412 262 2681 PQ 514 281 1013 ON 613 747 8519 ON 705 487 2565 ON 705 487 2565 ON 705 487 2565 ON 705 487 2565 ON 705 487 2565 VA 703 941 6919 VA 703 941 8910 ON 705 487 2565

5622316629 ON 705 487 2565 MI 313 349 8887 PQ 514 281 1013 PA 412 262 2681 ON 705 487 2565 ON 705 764 1052 ON 416 332 6692 ON 705 764 1052 PQ 514 281 1013 ID 208 852 2890 AB 403 294 4987 PQ 819 425 2739 PA 412 262 2681 MT 406 363 3488 MT 406 443 4118 BC 604 685 8730

. 5622316629 ON 705 652 3341 PQ 514 281 1013 ON 705 764 1052 ON 705 764 1107 MT 406 443 4118 ON 705 474 8480 VA 703 941 6919 VA 703 941 8910 ON 705 764 1052 PQ 514 844 3017 AB 403 992 5102 SD 605 342 8731 NY 716 754 4346 ON 705 264 1331

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24.01.39

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4.284.28.62

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1.96.39.76.70.35.35.35.35.55.55.35

10.785.253.921.562.45.35

4.07.93.74.78

2.521.14.39

4.906.30.63

10.8324.501.08.78.74.37

3.78.76

44.551.101.11.39

3.427.32.66.78

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Z .37Z 3.42

4.901.22

24.01 —Z .39Z 10.92Z 1.75Z .35Z .70

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•MMM

X K X CHARGEABLE MESSAGES

NO DATE LOCATION NUMBER START MIN

1 0828 RENO 2 0828 LAKEHOOD 3 0828 CROSSFIELD 4 0828 HAMILTON 5 0828 HASHINOTON 6 0828 S S MARIE7 0828 HAMILTON8 0828 PELHAM9 0828 CHILE

10 0828 RAPID CITY11 0828 CROSSFIELD12 0828 RAPID CITY13 0828 LEHISTON14 0828 HELENA15 0829 VAL DOR16 0829 PITTSBURGH17 0829 CORAOPOLIS18 0829 LAKEHOOD19 0829 RICHMOND20 0829 ORO21 0829 CROSSFIELD22 0829 CROSSFIELD23 0829 CROSSFIELD24 0829 CORAOPOLIS25 0829 ORO26 0829 ORO27 0829 ORO28 0829 VAL DOR29 0829 PITTSBURGH30 0829 ORO31 0830 BECANCOUR32 0830 NEW YORK33 0830 CORAOPOLIS34 0830 FTSASKAHWN35 0830 FLS CHURCH36 0830 LAKEHOOD37 0830 MONTREAL38 0830 MONTREAL39 0830 CHILE40 0830 ORO41 0830 MONTREAL42 0830 QUESNEL

FROM TORO43 0830 HOPE

FROM TORO

NV CO AB MT DC ONONON

702 826 303 231 403 946 406 363 202 331 705 949416416

527892

6305 0328 4505 3488 9660 866130716918

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605403605716406819412412303604705403403403412705705705819412705819212412403703303514514

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487281992

869

276487276231342332941474494869262262527239487281623265237262475487487

256510135575

5666

09892565098902808731669269198480780056664127268130712473256510133935449008782681103325652565

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DAT C1990 09 07

X

CHARGE DISCOUNT AMOUNT

11.34 .63 .57

3.15 6.60 4.29.93.34

36.26.61.57

9.76.99

5.042.45.49

10.29.63.57

1.40.57.57

2.28.98.70.35.35.49.49.35.78

1.041.963.997.15.63

4.68.39

22.542.10.78

2.07.35

10.831.89.61

7.15.38.63.57,.49.49

6.27.35.39

5.504.564.563.92.37.35.35

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D AT C1990 09 07

NO DATE LOCATION



1 0605 DIR. ASSISTANCE 869 0913 1158 82 0809 DIR. ASSISTANCE 869 3456 1145 83 0815 DIR. ASSISTANCE 595 1700 1212 8

Q .60Q .60Q .60







MAXIMUM ALLOHABLE AMOUNT FOR DISCOUNT 100.00DISCOUNT FOR CANADA PLAN 15.00



TOTAL CHARGEABLE MESSAGES 862.69TAX-FED. 94.64 TAX-PROV. 76.58 171.22


THE LATE PAYMENT CHARGE RATE OF INTEREST IS 1.75X MONTHLY(23.14X PER ANNUM)

A CUT UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE CABLE MEANS TROUBLE.

GIVE US AT LEAST 48 HOURS NOTICE AND HE'LL SHOW YOU WHERE YOUR

CABLES ARE LOCATED. PLEASE CALL BEFORE YOU DIG AND BE CAREFUL

WHEN YOU DIG. THE FREE CABLE LOCATING SERVICE NUMBER IS LISTED

IN THE FRONT OF YOUR TELEPHONE BOOK.

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INQUIRIES! BILLING - 321-546V ORDERS - 599-8161'

PACE TELEPHONE NUMBERl 416 865 9300


C.DATE1990 08 07

XXX ACCOUNT SUMMARY M K X

SERVICESEQUIPMENT RENTALSTAX - FED. 27.53TAX - PROV. 42.10OTHER CHARGES OR CREDITSCHARGEABLE MESSAGESTAX - FED. 68.76TAX - PROV. 55.61DIRECTORY ADVERTISING

TOTAL CURRENT CHARGES

s AMOUNT DUE



XXX OTHER CHARGES OR CREDITS XXX

DESCRIPTION MONTHLY RATE

ORDER NO R 06056

07 16 CANCELLATION CHARGE - NON TAXABLE

272.70233.00

69.6372.00626.35

124.3720.00

1418.05

1418.05

AMOUNT

72.00

TOTAL OTHER CHARGES OR CREDITS 72.00

NO DATE LOCATION

1 0709 ENNIS2 0709 FRANKLIN

Bell



MT 406 682 7662 0928 10 8 6.30 ID 208 646 2496 0949 28 1.26

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FADE TELEPHONE NUMBER 2 416 865 9300

DATE1990 Oft 07

NO DATE LOCATION

XXX CHARGEABLE MESSAGES K K K


1 0709 CHILE 5622316629 1023 7 82 0710 FRANKLIN ID 208 646 2496 0936 1 83 0710 FRANKLIN ID 208 646 2496 0937 6 84 0710 OTTAHA ON 613 954 3218 1020 2 85 0710 OTTAHA ON 613 954 3218 1107 3 86 0710 BURLINGTON ON 416 632 2964 1134 1 87 0710 HASHINGTON DC 202 944 5860 1405 5 88 0710 ORO ON 705 487 2565 0935 2 89 0710 ENNIS MT 406 682 7662 1507 8 8

10 0710 LADNER BC 604 946 0217 1652 1 811 0710 MILFORD BY ON 705 764 1052 1328 16 812 0711 HASHINGTON DC 202 944 5860 0953 5 813 0711 PRESTON ID 208 852 2890 1044 2 814 0711 HELENA MT 406 443 4118 1046 41 815 0711 MONTREAL PQ 514 844 9580 1129 35 816 0711 COERDALENE ID 208 769 4100 1322 15 817 0711 CALEDON E ON 416 584 2750 1627 12 818 0711 HASHINGTON DC 202 944 5800 1016 1 8

'•^ " " . 19 0711 COERDALENE ID 208 769 4100 1612 1 8

" : 20 0711 HELENA MT 4064434118 1445 1 821 0712 HAMILTON ON 416 527 3071 1627 1 822 0712 HAMILTON MT 406 363 3488 1630 1 823 0712 HELENA MT 406 443 4118 1643 5 824 0712 CHILE 5622316629 1648 9 825 0712 BOLIVIA 5912377724 1630 6 826 0712 BOLIVIA 5912391624 1555 1 827 0716 RENO NV 702 826 6305 1049 15 828 0716 KINMOUNT ON 705 488 2377 1116 1 829 0716 HAMILTON ON 416 387 0810 1131 3 830 0716 HAMILTON MT 406 363 3488 1212 25 831 0716 PRESTON ID 208 852 2890 1328 15 832 0716 VANCOUVER BC 604 688 0685 1426 12 8

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35 0717 CHICAGO IL 312 633 0254 1048 1 836 0717 ORO ON 705 487 2565 1449 16 837 0717 OHEN SOUND ON 519 371 3031 1624 2 838 0717 MISSOULA MT 406 721 8550 1104 1 839 0717 NEW YORK NY 212 490 1356 1050 1 840 0718 OWEN SOUND ON 519 371 3031 0909 4 841 0718 OWEN SOUND ON 519 371 3031 1021 4 842 0718 HAMILTON ON 416 527 3071 1119 1 843 0718 MILFORD BY ON 705 764 1052 1155 30 844 0718 HAMILTON ON 416 527 3071 1635 3 845 0718 CALGARY AB 403 269 3002 1519 1 846 0718 HAMILTON ON 416 527 3071 1221 2 847 0719 KINGSTON ON 613 546 3811 1052 1 848 0719 SAN FRAN CA 415 567 0311 1153 8 849 0719 KELOWNA BC 604 762 0944 1205 16 850 0719 FTSASKAHWN AB 403 992 5102 1352 3 851 0719 SARASOTA FL 813 349 1004 1405 1 852 0719 SARASOTA FL 813 953 4089 1406 11 853 0719 BOLIVIA 5912377724 1425 1 854 0719 BOLIVIA 5912357238 1427 1 855 0719 BOLIVIA 5912328982 1431 1 856 0719 PRESTON ID 208 852 2890 1437 1 857 0719 RAPID CITY SD 605 342 8731 1450 1 858 0719 HAMILTON MT 406 363 3488 1551 17 859 0719 FTSASKAHWN AB 403 992 5102 1611 4 860 0719 HELENA MT 406 443 5790 1624 14 861 0719 BOLIVIA 5912391624 1639 15 862 0719 FROM RICHMONBC 604 276 0989 0830 14 463 0719 VANCOUVER BC 604 688 3687 1204 1 8

I 64 0719 CALGARY AB 403 289 9377 1205 1 865 0719 HISDOM MT 406 689 3243 1614 7 8

. . 66 0720 RAPID CITY SD 605 342 8731 0936 26 8•••• : -' 67 0720 WISDOM MT 406 689 3243 1003 10 8

68 0720 FRANKLIN ID 208 646 2496 1025 1 869 0720 PRESTON ID 208 852 2890 1038 18 870 0720 CHILE 5622316629 1103 1 8

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14.70.63

3.78.76

1.14

2.75.70

5.04.57

5.922.751.26

25.8313.659.453.12.55.63.63

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18.6218.534.289.45.37.93

15.759.456.841.89

32.34.57

5.60.74.63.52

1.481.48

11.10.93.57.62.38

5.049.121.71.61

6.714.284.284.28.63.61

10.712.288.82

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10.71Z 2.28

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4.4115.86—6.30.63

11.342.94

PACE TELEPHONE NUMBER __ 3 416 865 9300

K K K CHARGEABLE MESSAGES K K

NO DATE LOCATION NUMBER START MXN X

1 0720 MONTREAL 2 0720 LAKEMOOD 3 0720 CHILE 4 0723 CHICAGO 5 0723 CHICAGO 6 0723 HAMILTON 7 0723 CALGARY 8 0723 CALGARY9 0723 FTSASKAHWN

10 0723 HOPE11 0723 ANGELSCAMP12 0723 VANCOUVER13 0723 SARASOTA14 0723 ORO15 0723 HELENA16 0723 CALGARY17 0723 LAKEWOOD18 0723 PRESTON19 0723 BOLIVIA20 0723 CARNEGIE21 0724 BURLINGTON22 0724 CALGARY23 0724 MONTREAL24 0724 ORO25 0724 HAMILTON26 0724 COBOCONK27 0724 CREEMORE28 0724 EDMONTON29 0724 EDMONTON30 0724 NORTH DADE31 0724 CORAOPOLIS32 0724 JACKSONVL33 0724 ANGELSCAMP34 0724 PRESTON35 0724 VAL DOR36 0724 VAL DOR37 0724 PITTSBURGH38 0724 BURLINGTON39 0724 KINMOUNT40 0724 PRESTON41 0724 SARASOTA42 0725 NEW YORK43 0725 FTSASKAHWN44 0725 FTSASKAHWN45 0725 COERDALEN646 0725 MILFORD BY47 0725 FROM BRABDG48 0725 FROM GRVHST49 0725 FROM BARRIE50 0725 SUDBURY51 0725 LAKEWOOD52 0725 MILFORD BY53 0725 MILFORD BY54 0726 BOLIVIA55 0726 WASHINGTON56 0726 WASHINGTON57 0726 WASHINGTON58 0726 CHILE59 0726 LAKEWOOD60 0726 LAKEWOOD61 0726 CALGARY62 0727 ORO

FROM TORO63 0727 BOLIVIA64 0727 LAKEWOOD65 0727 ORO66 0801 ORO

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K

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5.85 .63

32.34 .57

1.71 .62

7.41 1.719.12.57

12.602.282.441.052.52.57

3.785.04

21.38.49

1.2410.833.511.402.17.36.36.57.57

6.93.49

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12.602.282.441.052.53-.57

3,78**5.04

21.38.49-1.24

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DATE1990 08 07

NO DATE LOCATION

X K K CHARGEABLE MESSAGES K M X


l 0802 ORO ON FROM HASH DC

705 487 2565 0913 2 3

2 0717 DZR. ASSISTANCE 362 3216 1049 83 0724 DIR. ASSISTANCE 340 7620 1504 8

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AMOUNT ELIGIBLE FOR DISCOUNT AFTER ALL OTHER DISCOUNTS APPLIED 131.47 MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE AMOUNT FOR DISCOUNT 100.00





TAX-PROV. 55.61 124.37


THE LATE PAYMENT CHARGE RATE OF INTEREST IS 1.75* MONTHLY(23.14* PER ANNUM)

THE CALL-ME CARD (TM) AILOHS FRIENDS AND FAMILY THE OPPORTUNITY TO

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l 416 865 9 300LASTCORP INVESTMENTS

DATE1990 07 07

LTD


SERVICES 272.70EQUIPMENT RENTALS 233.00TAX - FED. 27.53TAX - PROV. 42.10 69.63CHARGEABLE MESSAGES 739.14

TAX - FED. 81.30TAX - PROV. 65.64 146.94DIRECTORY ADVERTISING 20.00


s AMOUNT DUE 1481.41


PAYMENTS AND ADJUSTMENTS PROCESSED AFTER1990 07 07 WILL BE REFLECTED ON YOUR NEXT ACCOUNT

NO DATE LOCATION



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DATE1990 07 07

NO DATE LOCATION



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10 0611 VANCOUVER 11 0611 VANCOUVER 12 0611 HAMILTON13 0611 RENO14 0612 NO PHOENIX15 0612 RICHMOND16 0612 CHILE17 0612 LAKEMOOD18 0612 PRESTON19 0612 FERNLEY20 0612 BURLINGTON21 0612 COTTONMOOD22 0612 VANCOUVER23 0612 NEH YORK24 0612 VANCOUVER25 0612 BRANTFORD26 0613 NEH YORK27 0613 PRESTON28 0613 LAKEMOOD29 0613 BAIE VERTE30 0613 HAMILTON31 0613 CALGARY32 0613 RENO33 0613 ORO34 0613 CHILE35 C613 FROM CHILE36 0613 CALGARY37 0613 BOLIVIA38 0613 LAKEMOOD39 0613 LAKEHOOD40 0614 LAKEMOOD41 0614 PRESTON42 0614 CHILE43 0614 CORAOPOHS44 0614 CLEVELAND45 0614 CLEVELAND46 0614 HAMILTON47 0614 MONTREAL48 0614 BARRIE49 0614 NEM YORK50 0618 UN KINGDOM51 0618 OSHAMA52 0618 LAKEMOOD53 0618 ORO54 0618 VANCOUVER55 0618 ORNGEVL56 0618 LAKEMOOD57 0618 LAKEMOOD58 0618 ANGELSCAMP59 0618 ANGELSCAMP60 0618 ORO

FROM TORO61 0618 ORO62 0618 CLEVELAND63 0618 ANGELSCAMP64 0618 ORO65 0618 SUDBURY66 0618 STRATFORD67 0618 KNOMLTON68 0619 LONDON69 0619 LONDON

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PAGE TELEPHONE NUMBER 3 (t\6 865 9300

DATE1990 07 07

NO DATE LOCATION

1 06192 06193 06194 06195 06196 06197 0619

CHICAGOOROLAKEHOODVANCOUVERLAKEHOODRENOPRESTON

ILONCOBCCONVID

8 0619 CORAOPOLIS PA9 0619 BOLIVIA

10 0619 SUDBURY ON11 0620 SUDBURY ON12 0620 SUDBURY ON13 0620 LAKEFIELD ON14 0620 RENO NV15 0620 CHILE16 0620 ORO ON17 0620 RICHMOND BC18 0620 CHILE19 0620 DRAGONLAKE BC20 0620 HOPE BC21 0620 TIMMINS ON22 0620 ORANG EVI ON23 0620 SUDBURY ON24 0620 RIDGETOWN ON25 0621 NEW YORK NY26 0621 LAKEWOOD CO27 0621 HAMILTON ON28 0621 LAKEWOOD CO29 0621 CHILE30 0621 FERNLEY NV31 0621 BOLIVIA32 0621 NORTHBROOK IL33 0621 ORANGEVL ON34 0621 NORTHBROOK IL35 0625 LAS VEGAS NV36 0625 GANGES BC37 0625 RENO NV38 0625 GANGES BC39 0625 LAKEWOOD CO40 0625 ROCKWOOD ON41 0625 GANGES BC42 0625 ROCHESTER NY43 0625 OTTAWA ON44 0625 RICHMOND BC45 0625 IADNER BC46 0625 HAMILTON ON47 0626 LAKEWOOD CO48 0626 EDMONTON AB49 0626 CALGARY AB50 0626 CALGARY AB51 0626 LAKEFIELD ON52 0626 HAMILTON ON53 0626 SUDBURY ON54 0626 PRESTON ID55 0626 GLENDALE A256 0626 VANCOUVER BC57 0626 VANCOUVER BC58 0626 MONTREAL PQ59 0627 HAMILTON ON60 0627 LINDSAY ON61 0627 LAKEWOOD CO62 0627 LAKEFIELD ON63 0627 S S MARIE ON64 0627 OTTAWA ON65 0627 LAKEFIELD ON66 0627 BAGDAD AZ67 0627 CHILE68 0627 CHILE69 0627 PRESTON ID70 0627 VANCOUVER BC

K X X CHARGEABLE MESSAGES K X K

NUMBER START MZN H CHARGE DISCOUNT AMOUNT

312 819 0614705 487 2565303 234 0273604 685 0380303 234 0273702 826 6305208 852 2890412 262 26815912391624705 522 3000705 522 3000705 522 3000705 652 3341702 826 63055622743590705 487 2565604 276 09895622316629604 747 3557604 869 9631705 264 1285519 941 4880705 522 3000519 674 0233212 490 1356303 234 0273416 527 3071303 234 02735622316629702 575 47025912377724708 498 0992519 941 4880708 498 0992702 369 4083604 537 9479702 829 1150604 537 9479303 234 0273519 856 4156604 537 9479716 621 4210613 995 3065604 276 0989604 946 0217416 527 3071303 234 9020403 455 4312403 292 0340403 237 0878705 652 3341416 527 3071705 522 3000208 852 2890602 979 4119604 689 7842604 661 9480514 844 3017416 527 3071705 324 6121303 234 0273705 652 3341705 942 1327613 232 1715705 652 3341602 633 224156223166295622316629208 852 2890604 688 9495

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14 86 81 81 8

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PAGE TELEPHONE NUMBER ft 4 16 865 9300

DATE1990 07 07

NO DATE LOCATION


NUMBER START MZN X CHARGE DISCOUNT AMOUNT

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XXX ACCOUNT SUMMARY X K X

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AMOUNT DUE 1634.13

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DESCRIPTION MONTHLY RATE AMOUNT

ORDER NO 99902

EQUAL SHARE OF UNCLAIMED BALANCE OF THE ONETIME CREDIT FROM CRTC DECISION OFOCTOBER 14, 1986 1.87H

TOTAL OTHER CHARGES OR CREDITS 1.87CI


NO DATE LOCATION NUMBER START MIN X CHARGE DISCOUNT AMOUNT

l 0424 FROM CHILE 5622333154 1600 3 P4

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PAGE TELEPHONE NUMBER 2 416 865 9 300

DATE1990 06 07

NO DATE tOCATION


NUMBER START HIM X CHARGE DISCOUNT AMOUNT

l 0502 CALGARY AB FROM MIAMI F L

Z 0502 TORONTO ON FROM MIAMI Ft

3 0507 OTTAHA ON4 0507 CHILE5 0507 CHILE6 0507 BRAZIL7 0507 MONTREAL PQ

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11 0508 LANGHORNE PA

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28 0510 BOLIVIA29 0510 SAN PEDRO CA

30 0510 BRIGHTON ON

31 0510 MADISON HI32 0511 COBOCONK ON

33 0511 COBOCONK ON34 0511 COBOCONK ON35 0511 COBOCONK ON

36 0511 SAN FRAN CA37 0511 BOLIVIA38 0511 CHILE39 0511 PRESTON ID

40 0511 LAKEHOOD CO

41 0511 RENO NV42 0511 ROnHFSTEP. NY

43 0511 BRIGHTON ON

44 0514 PRESTON ID45 0514 FTSASKAHHN AB

46 0514 NEH YORK NY47 0514 SALT LAKE UT48 0514 COTTONHOOD UT49 0514 HAMILTON ON50 0514 BARRIE ON

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54 0515 CALGARY AB55 0515 BRANTFORD ON

56 0515 BARRIE ON

57 0515 LAKEWOOD CO58 0515 HAMILTON ON

59 0515 TIMMINS ON60 0515 SALT LAKE UT61 0515 CHILE62 0515 TIMMINS ON63 0515 RICHMOND BC

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65 0516 HOPE BC66 0516 MONTREAL PQ

67 0516 CALGARY AB

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DATE1990 06 07

NO DATE LOCATION

X K X CHARGEABLE MESSAGES XXX


1 0516 CALGARY AB2 0516 CALGARY AB3 0516 CALGARY AB4 0516 CHILE5 0516 HAMILTON ON6 0516 CHILE7 0516 FROM RICHMONBC8 0516 RICHMOND BC9 0516 BOLIVIA

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PAGE TELEPHONE NUMBER4 416 865 9300

DATE1990 06 07

NO DATE LOCATION

X X K CHARGEABLE MESSAGES K K X

NUMBER START MIN M CHARGE DISCOUNT AMOUNT

1 0528 BRANTFORD ON 519 756 0250 2 0528 KNOHLTON PQ 514 243 6339 3 0529 HAMILTON ON 416 527 3071 4 0529 PRESTON ID 208 852 2890 5 0529 PRESTON ID 208 852 2890 6 0529 ANGELSCAMP CA 209 728 2035 7 0529 PRESTON ID 208 852 2890 8 0529 ANGELSCAMP CA 209 728 2035 9 0529 PRESTON ID 208 852 2890

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DATE1990 06 07

NO DATE LOCATION

X X K CHARGEABLE MESSAGES X K K


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10111213141516171819

0604060406040605060506050605060506050605060506050605060506050605060506060606

OROKAMI LTONGUELPHBURLINGTONPRESTONCHILERICHMONDSCOTTSDALEDRAGONLAKEVANCOUVERBURLINGTONBURLINGTONRICHMONDVANCOUVERBOLIVIARICHMONDCALGARYVANCOUVERVANCOUVER

ONONONONID

705416519416208

4875278213S2852

25653071261666922890

5622316629BCAZBCBCONONBCBC

604602604604416416604604

276948747682332332276682

09892100311170826692669209897082

5912391624BCABBCBC

604403604604

276246661661

0989172537583758

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312 l 81 82 81 82 8

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8.8226.46

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1.14

1.14.57

7.1311.402.28.57

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Z 2.28—Z .57Z 1.14

Z AMOUNT ELIGIBLE FOR TELEPLUS CANADA SUB-TOTAL OF Z AMOUNT CARRIED TO TELEPLUS CANADA SUMMARY 236.06








TAX-PROV. 76.79 172.31


THE LATE PAYMENT CHARGE RATE OF INTEREST IS 1.75X MONTHLY(23.14K PER ANNUM)

THE NEH METROPOLITAN TORONTO DIRECTORY (EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 20, 1989) HAS BEEN DELIVERED. PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO CHECK YOUR LISTING TO BE SURE IT APPEARS CORRECTLY. IF A CHANGE IS REQUIRED, CALL THE BUSINESS OFFICE AT THE ORDER INQUIRY NUMBER ON YOUR BILL. (A CHARGE MAY APPLY),


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TELEPHONE NUMBER416 865 9300LASTCORP INVESTMENTS LTD

c,DATE1990 05 07


SERVICES 272.70EQUIPMENT RENTALS 233.00TAX - FED. 27.53TAX - PROV. 42.10 69.63OTHER CHARGES OR CREDITS .70CHARGEABLE MESSAGES 625.09TAX - FED. 68.76TAX - PROV. 55.50 124.26DIRECTORY ADVERTISING 20.00


AMOUNT DUE



1345.38

DESCRIPTION


MONTHLY RATE

INCREASE IN ADVERTISING IN DIRECTORY - TORONTO H.P.

FROM 04 17 TO 05 06 1.05

TOTAL OTHER CHARGES OR CREDITS

AMOUNT

.70

.70

NO DATE LOCATION

'l 0409 CHILE2 0409 BECANCOUR3 0409 MILTON

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5622316629 PQ 819 294 4500 ON 416 878 2825

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NO DATE LOCATION

1 0409 LONDON2 0409 MONTREAL3 0409 BRIGHTON4 0410 YARROW5 0410 HOPE6 0410 MONTREAL7 0410 CALGARY8 0411 PITTSBURGH

1/9 0411 BOLIVIA10 0411 RENO1L 0411 HAMILTONU2 0411 RICHMOND13 0411 HAMILTON

t*"4 0412 CHILE15 0412 MEXICCY FEW"6 0412 RICHMOND17 0412 BRIGHTON18 0412 HOUSTON\rt 0412 RICHMOND

^NUMBERSoo

XXX CHARGEABLE MESSAGES

ONPQONBCBCPQABPA

NVONBCON

MXBCONTXBC

VCO 0412 FROM RICHMONBC21 0412 MONTREAL1/2 0412 BOLIVIAC?3 0412 CHILE

J 4 0412 ORO5 0416 CHILEL2t 0416 CHILE27 0416 CALEDONv?8 0416 CHILE2,9 0416 RENO

PQ

ON

ON

NV160 0416 FROM RICHMONBC31 0417 BEREA32 0417 OTTAWA33 0417 MEXICCY FE34 0417 CORAOPOLIS35 0417 OTTAWA36 0417 KIRKLND LK37 0417 PRESTON38 0417 CORAOPOLIS39 0418 ROCKYMOUNT40 0418 HOPE41 0418 VICTORIA42 0418 MONTREAL43 0418 PRESTON44 0419 MONTREAL45 0419 OTTAWA46 0419 MONTREAL47 0420 WASHINGTON48 0420 HOUSTONX9 0420 BOLIVIA00 0420 CHILE51 0420 OTTAWA52 0420 TIMMINS53 0420 WASHINGTON54 0420 TIMMINS(B5 0423 BOLIVIA56 0423 RIDGETOWN57 0423 BARRIE58 0423 BRIGHTON59 0423 FROM OTWA60 0423 HAMILTON61 0423 ORO62 0424 ANGELSCAMP63 0424 CALGARY64 0424 PRESTON65 0424 INGERSOLL

OHONMXPAONONIDPANCBCBCPQIDPQONPQDCTX

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ONONONONONONCAABIDON

tfb 0424 FROM RICHMONBC67 0424 LAKEWOOD68 0424 GERMANY FR69 0424 PRESTON70 0424 BARRIE

CO

IDON

NUMBER

519 471 5462514 844 3017613 475 1033604 823 6730604 869 9631514 878 3166403 269 4206412 562 63125912391624702 825 9118416 527 3071604 276 0989416 527 30715622316629525 286 3555604 276 0989613 475 1033713 658 8357604 276 0989604 276 0989514 844 395659123911575622316629705 487 256556222389415622316629519 927 38135622316629702 826 6305604 276 0989216 243 0424613 238 6000525 286 3555412 262 2681613 238 6000705 567 3840208 852 2890412 262 2681919 985 3769604 869 9631604 385 7128514 861 0583208 852 2890514 861 0583613 954 3218514 844 3017202 623 3933713 658 835759123572385622316629613 236 8237705 267 7951202 623 3933705 267 79515912354968519 674 0233705 739 9541613 475 1033613 236 8237416 527 3071705 487 2565209 728 2035403 271 9400208 852 2890519 425 0076604 276 0989303 234 02734955169410208 852 2890705 734 2533

START

1345155716061033103512060956093209481236143811291157111311291320134715311553123510501334135314470939094310531104113007081248135014101422144714551508144010211211135515261555092110531524090913261439154113531555140814170843114616281731104815290845114313111541163108231502130915501052

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^771

1413122

1813

2492113

216111213

2253

197124

102810322

35164181

161

21212239210231

20384

142223

XXX

DATE 1990 05 07

K CHARGE DISCOUNT

1.482.732.59.57

7.985.076.84.98

52. 7S.63.93

13.682.794.901.96.57

1.1113.235.42

.394.284.90.35

6.8644.101.556.86

8 11.974 5.498 .478 .768 7.848 4.908 .768 3.128 6.308 1.478 1.148 1.148 19.958 .398 3.788 1.568 .388 3.128 .558 10.088 4.288 42.148 .768 .398 1.108 .788 9.988 3.428 .708 3.7048 .938 .358 12.608 1.718 5.048 1.4848 1.268 3.108 1.268 1.05

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2.39

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1.482.73

,-2.59 —.57

7.985.076.84 —.98—

52.73.63.93

13.682.794.901.96 —.571.1L—13.23—3.422.07.39

4.284.90.35

6.8644.101.556.8611.973.10.47.767.84—4.90 —.76

3.12——6.301.47 ——1.141.14

19.95.39

3.781.56.38

3.12.55

10.087—4.28

42.14.76.39 —

1.10.78 —

9.983,42 ——.70

3.702.51.93.35

12.601.715.041.489.481.26 ——3.10—1.261.05



DATE1990 05 07

NO DATE LOCATION

1 0424 BARRIE2 0424 NEH YORK3 0425 ORANGEVL 4,0425 FARMINGTON *3 0425 BOLIVIA6 0425 ANOELSCAMP7 0425 HOPE 4^0426 CHILE9 0426 HAMILTON

iir 0426 BURLINGTON11 0426 CARNEGIE12 0426 CARNEGIE13 0426 FERNLEY14 0426 MOONSTONE15 0426 BARRIE46 0426 BURLINGTON17 0426 ENNIS |M 0426 BOLIVIA t*9 0426 BOLIVIA20 0426 CALGARY 424 0426 CHILE tZ2 0427 CHILE23 0427 FERNLEY24 0427 CALGARY Q5 0427 CHILE26 0427 CALGARY27 0430 HAMILTON28 0430 CALGARY29 0430 BRIGHTON30 0430 BRIGHTON31 0430 BRIGHTON32 0430 OTTAWA33 0430 BRIGHTON34 0430 HAMILTON35 0430 CALGARY36 0430 BARRIE37 0430 HAMILTON38 0501 BAIE VERTE39 0501 ST JOVITE 40. 0501 VANCOUVER (W 0501 RICHMOND42 0501 VANCOUVER43 0501 BARRIE44 0501 HAMILTON45 0501 RENO46 0501 BRIGHTON47 0501 BRIGHTON48 0501 BRIGHTON

0501 MONTREAL 0501 BOLIVIA 0501 BOLIVIA

'52 0502 HAMILTON53 0502 KELONNA54 0502 HAMILTON

0503 COVINGTON 0503 BOLIVIA 0503 BOLIVIA 0503 BOLIVIA

59 0503 HAMILTON 0503 BOLIVIA 0503 BOLIVIA0503 BOLIVIA0504 BOLIVIA 0504 BOLIVIA

65 0504 SAN MATED



ON 705 726 4211 NY 212 490 1356 ON 519 941 1432 MI 313 476 8873

5912391624 CA 209 728 2035 BC 604 869 9631

5622316629 ON 416 527 3071 ON 416 332 6692 PA 412 787 5380 PA 412 787 5380 NV 702 575 4612 ON 705 835 3697 ON 705 737 4068 ON 416 335 8330 MT 406 682 7662

5912391624 5912354968

AB 403 265 4490 5622316629 5622316629

NV 702 575 4612 AB 403 258 6411

562498513 AB 403 258 8411 ON 416 527 3071 AB 403 262 4740 ON 613 475 1033 ON 613 475 1033 ON 613 475 1033 ON 613 749 9998 ON 613 475 1033 ON 416 527 3071 AB 403 266 4979 ON 705 726 1859 ON 416 527 3071 NF 709 532 4251 PQ 819 425 2731 BC 604 644 0173 BC 604 270 7770 BC 604 644 0173 ON 705 722 4411 ON 416 527 3071 NV 702 826 6305 ON 613 475 1033 ON 613 475 1033 ON 613 475 1033 PQ 514 861 0583

5912378311 5912378311

ON 416 527 3071 BC 604 762 0944 ON 416 527 3071 KY 606 491 9701

5912378311 5912391624 5912378311

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1.057.281.02.49

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7.841.26.36.35

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1.141.05

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7.56.37.37.37.78

4.287.13

1.14.62

2.207.13 .7.134.28

4.284.284.287.134.284.41

Z 1.057.28

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PAOE TE LEPHONE; NUMBER4 416 865 9*00

DATE1990 05 07

NO DATE LOCATION

X K K CHARGEABLE MESSAGES X K K

NUMBER START MZN K CHARGE DISCOUNT AMOUNT

Z AMOUNT ELIGIBLE FOR TELEPLUS CANADA SUB-TOTAL OF Z AMOUNT CARRIED TO TELEPLUS CANADA SUMMARY 138.56








TAX-PROV. 55.50 124.26


THE LATE PAYMENT CHARGE RATE OF INTEREST IS 1.75* MONTHLY(23.14S PER ANNUM)


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0-V7

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INQUIRIES l BILLING - 321-546ft( ORDERS - 599-8161

PAGE TELEPHONE NUMBER

l 416 865 9300LASTCORP INVESTMENTS LTD

cDATE1990 04 07

K K K ACCOUNT SUMMARY K X K


TOTAl CURRENT CHARGES 1761.03

AMOUNT DUE 1761.03



NO DATE LOCATION



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4074833591 2200 11

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3

1.1715* EXCHANGE RATE2

t*4

5

67

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PAOE TELEPHONE NUMBER 2 416 865 9300

DATE1990 04 07

NO DATE LOCATION



1 0307 TORONTO ON FROM BOCA R FL

2 0307 MONTREAL PQ 3 0307 BROOK L IN ON 4 0307 S S MARIE ON 5 0308 TORONTO ON

FROM BOCA R FL 6 0308 TORONTO ON

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FROM BOCA R FL 8 0308 CALGARY AB

416 657 8986

514 844 3017 416 655 3907 705 942 1327 416 867 6053

416 867 6053

416 961 2999

403 271 9119

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7

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3.44

Z 3.12 MZ .34 Z .39

3.44

2.22

3.44

X 14. 72^"

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1011121314151617181920212223

25262728

29

30

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FROM BOCA R0312 TORONTO

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31

32

33

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0312 TORONTOFROM BOCA R

0312 LOCAL CALL

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416 865

416 865

305 781

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34353637

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w DATE 1990 04 07

NO DATE LOCATION

K K X CHARGEABLE MESSAGES X K K

NUMBER START MZN X CHARGE DISCOUNT AMOUNT

l 0314 HAMILTON •C 0314 BOLIVIA

3 0314 CALGARY4 0314 GREENVILLE5 0314 PITTSBURGH6 0314 PITTSBURGH7 0314 MONTREAL8 0314 MONTREAL9 0315 GUELPH

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. 33 0316 GALT34 0316 KIT WLOO35 0316 CLEVELAND36 0316 PRESTON

•37 0316 CHILE•68 0316 RICHMOND39 0316 PRESTON40 0316 ROXBORO41 0316 BURLINGTON42 0316 BURLINGTON43 0319 VANCOUVER44 0319 PRESTON

0*5 0319 RICHMOND46 0319 ASPEN47 0319 VANCOUVER

•48 0319 RICHMOND•49 0319 BOLIVIA

FROM RICHMONBC 0319 FROM RICHMONBC 0319 ARGENTINA

FROM RICHMONBC 002 0319 ARGENTINA

FROM RICHMONBC53 0319 NEW YORK NY084 0319 VANCOUVER BC55 0319 SAN MONICA CA56 0320 NEW YORK NY57 0320 DOWNERSGRV IL58 0320 MONTREAL PQ59 0320 UN KINGDOM60 0320 HOUSTON TX61 0320 CLEVELAND OH62 0320 WASHINGTON DC63 0320 VANCOUVER BC64 0320 WASHINGTON DC65 0320 HOUSTON TX66 0320 VANCOUVER BC

ON 416 527 3071 5912391624 403 237 0878 (03 281 4981 412 562 6200 412 391 9674 514 844 3017 514 844 3017 519 824 4120 519 824 4120 708 369 3700 713 658 8357 613 475 1033 705 726 0591 819 294 4500 605 342 8731 208 852 2890 705 325 7777 705 325 7776 819 294 4500 202 331 9660 604 685 0380 416 957 3311 416 634 7667 416 634 7667 412 391 9674 412 391 9675 412 391 9675 208 852 2890 416 634 7667 416 527 3071 416 957 2301 519 740 2100 519 578 1570 216 621 5200 208 852 2890 5622316629 604 276 0989 208 852 2890 514 684 0122 416 332 6692 416 634 7667 604 681 4121 208 852 2890 604 276 0989 303 920 1700 604 685 0380 604 276 0989 912377724

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41899395

ABSCPAPAPQPQONONILTXONONPQSOIDONONPQDCBCONONONPAPAPAIDONONONONONOHID

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12041600

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13001426142809181014113712351244134113521512151316111652

2 814 81 8

16 84 81 81 82 82 82 84 81 8

12 81 82 85 82 81 82 81 88 81 81 81 8

11 81 81 8

20 815 823 85 8

12 84 86 82 83 8

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2.28.63

4.44.35.78

3.051.26.36.72.39

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MZ .34MZ .34

3.41.49.49

9.809.457.131.553.721.402.10.94

1.8938.227.98.63

1.17.93

1.55.57.63

4.56.63

2.285.70

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DATE 1990 07

NO DATE LOCATION

X X K CHARGEABLE MESSAGES X K X

NUMBER START MIN M CHARGE DISCOUNT AMOUNT

c*\ 0320 ARGENTINAFROM RICHMONBC

oQ. 0320 CHILE Z 0 320 NEW YORK NY4 0320 BURLINGTON ON5 0320 WASHINGTON DC6 0320 RAPID CITY SD7 0320 DOMNERSGRV IL8 0520 LAKEFIELD ON9 0520 RAPID CITY SD

10 0520 PRESTON ID11 0520 ASPEN CO12 0521 MONTREAL PQ13 0321 MEXICCY FE MX14 0321 MUNCIE IN15 0321 VAIL CO OK 0 321 CHILE17 0321 ARGENTINA

FROM RICHMONBC18 0521 VANCOUVER BC19 0521 MEXICCY FE MX20 0321 GLENDALE CA21 0321 GLENDALE CA22 0321 LAGUNA BCH CA23 0322 HAMILTON ON24 0322 GREENVILLE SC25 0322 PRESTON ID26 0322 HAMILTON ON

*17 0 322 CHILE28 0322 HOUSTON TX29 0322 VANCOUVER BC30 0322 MONTREAL PQ31 0323 WASHINGTON DC32 0323 MEXICCY FE MX33 0323 BRIGHTON ON34 0323 RENO NV35 0323 VANCOUVER BC36 0323 LAKEWOOD CO37 0323 ORILLIA ON38 0323 HAMILTON ON39 0323 BRIGHTON ON40 0323 RENO NV41 0323 CALGARY AB42 0326 TORONTO ON

FROM CHCAGO IL43 0326 TORONTO ON

FROM SIT LK UT44 0326 VANCOUVER BC45 0327 TORONTO ON

FROM CALGARYAB 0327 DELRAY BCH FL 0327 TORONTO ON

FROM RICHMONBC BC

418247527

5622319120212 573 2960416 352 6692202 331 9660605 342 8731708 971 2500705 652 3341605 342 8731208 852 2890305 920 1700514 844 3017525 286 5555517 282 1595505 476 17085622516629418247527

604 644 0175 525 286 5527 818 502 1404 818 502 1404 714 497 7597 416 527 5071 805 281 4981 208 852 2890 416 527 5071 5622516629 715 658 8557 604 685 0580 514 844 5017 202 551 9660 525 286 5555 615 475 1055 702 829 1150 604 688 5687 505 254 9020 705 325 7776 416 527 5017 615 475 1055 702 829 1150 405 265 5962 416 925 8/59

46

48 0327 VICTORIA49 0327 GALT ON50 0327 HELLESLEY ON51 0328 HOUSTON TX52 0328 HOPE BC53 0328 YARROW BC54 0328 RENO NV55 0328 HAMILTON ON56 0328 HASHBURN NO57 0328 FERNLEY NV58 0328 RENO NV59 0328 RENO NV60 0328 SAN F R AN CA

0329 CHILE2 0329 WASH BURN NO

63 0329 SAN FRAN CA64 0329 HOUSTON TX

416 925 8759

604 689 9555 416 865 9500

8407 272 0114 416 598 4775

S604 585 7128 519 740 2100 519 656 2212 715 658 8557 604 869 9651 604 825 6750 702 825 9118 416 527 5071701 462 8149702 575 4612702 829 1150702 826 6505415 567 05125622516629701 462 8149415 567 0512713 658 8357

1700 5

1559 31222 11303 21338 61603 10949 21041 81054 41227 41602 30945 161018 31030 61142 51516 161800 3

1556 41052 11522 21614 31618 30941 41043 101412 3 81451 1 81444 12 81508 5 81551 1 81028 2 80921 2 81000 5 81047 11 81122 1 81126 2 81159 10 81241 2 81547 1 81615 4 81654 1 81515 3 80816 1 3

1220 7 7

1149 1 81457 1 5

1605 18 80652 2 5

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6.86.52.62

3.30.61

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32.34

2.281.961.261.891.891.245.701.89

24.505.15.57.78

1.105.884.07.65

1.146.50.72

1.48.65

1.71

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10.982.59

25.081.051.08.65

2.2814.82

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15.2521.428.1915.865.78

54.508.541.891.26

X 12.90

6.86.52

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52.54X 8.60

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1.105.88 —

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Z 1.146.30 —

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DATE1990 04 07

NO DATE LOCATION



pt 032923

03290329

C* 0329

678

9101112131415161718192021

232425

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41

0329032903290330

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0327

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DIR. ASSISTANCE

ZSUB-TOTAL OF Z AMOUNT

604 276713 658416 527604 276604 276

09898357307109890989

4412537535208 852416 366

g416 527303 476403 262209 728212 490514 861705 652415 567202 479202 479604 537403 332403 332

28905256

3071170647402035135630523341031140004000947945604562

5622316629514 844213 278416 527604 276613 954702 588214 572209 728202 479209 728519 740819 379604 589519 351613 475403 265705 942519 740

245

301799903071098932186260736420354000203521004550629728861033449013272100

5777

13271332173512401343113916551147

10181051112611571331133316461650111611561130121412151225133414071440072914381429143514391122114315470959133813281058111513201102

1327

AMOUNT ELIGIBLE FORCARRIED TO TELEPLUS

1221

12112

331225214121

121

10639112511

12113117111

88844887

88888888888888888488888888888888

8

TELEPLUSCANADA

.571.26.62

1.83.63

.931.896.8415.751.04.39

1.44.63

1.10.55

6.84.57

5.7012.741.175.67

2.07.76

3.15.61.63

6.60.63.35

1.17.57.38

2.59.57.39.35

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MAXIMUM ALLOHABLE AMOUNT FOR DISCOUNT 100.00




TOTAL CHARGEABLE MESSAGES 985.08

TAX-FED. 105.71 TAX-PROV. 75.96 181.67

CODE Z-AMOUNT ELIGIBLE FOR TELEPLUS - CANADA

HE APOLOGIZE FOR THE LATE BILLING OF SOME CALLS DUE TO TEMPORARY DIFFICULTIES

THANK YOU FOR USING BELL LONG DISTANCE


TEitPHONE NUMBER

416 865 9300

822 0409 4

PICASE DETACH AND RETURN - DO NOT STAPLE

D AT C

1990 03 07

OUT DUE

1108.72

138

AMOUNT PAID

6865 9300 82204 040

IASTCORP INVESTMENTS ITDS 3310130 ADELAIDE HTORONTO ONTARIO

M5H 3P5

p 3

XXX DETACH HERE K K X

INQUIRIES! BILLING - 321-5468 ORDERS - 599-8161



DATE1990 03 07


SERVICES 272.70EQUIPMENT RENTALS 233.00TAX - FED. 27.53TAX - PROV. 42.10 69.63OTHER CHARGES OR CREDITS 500.OOUCHARGEABLE MESSAGES 855.70

TAX - FED. 92.60

TAX - PROV. 66.14 158.74DIRECTORY ADVERTISING 18.95


= AMOUNT DUE 1108.72

P'.EASE PAY THIS a.MO'JNT UPON RECEIPT

PAYMENTS AND ADJUSTMENTS PROCESSED AFTER

1990 03 07 WILL BE REFLECTED ON YOUR NEXT ACCOUNT



01 17 CREDIT FOR PAYMENT MADE IN ADVANCE

TOTAL OTHER CHARGES OR CREDITS

AMOUNT

500.OOM

SOO.OOts

7

NO DATE LOCATION

XXX CHARGEABLE MESSAGES X X K


1 0112 TORONTO 4162361489 FROM VENEZUEl R

2 0206 TORONTO ON 416 236 1489FROM VAIL CO

2300

1616

4 3

l 7

Bel!

5.73

1.63


DATE1990 03 07

NO DATE LOCATION

It K K CHARGEABLE MCSSACES X X K

NUMBER STAR! MIN K CHARGE DISCOUNT AMOUNT

1 0206 TORONTO FROM VAIL






7 0207 TORONTOFROM VAIL

8 0207 BOCA RATONhkUM VAit

ON 416 236 1489 CO ON 416 256 1489 CO ON 416 960 5800 CO ON 416 960 5800 CO ON 416 960 5800 CO ON 416 960 3800 CO ON 416 980 3783COFLcu

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0950

1109

1331

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10 0207 BERMUDA11 0208 TORONTO

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FROM VAIL15 0208 HAMILTON16 0208 MONTREAL17 0209 TORONTO

FL 407 433 35918092951422

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T t It PHONE NUMBER416 865 9300

DATG1990 03 07

NO DATE L OCATION

X K K CHARGEABLE MESSAGES K K K


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2 0214 EDMONTON AD 403 452 0154 1554 18 8i 0215 S S MARIE ON 705 942 1351 0904 2 84 0215 OTTAWA ON 613 954 3122 0905 3 85 0215 LONGUEUll PQ 514 677 6333 0913 18 86 0215 BRIGHTON ON 613 475 1033 1052 14 87 0215 CORAOPOLIS PA 412 262 2681 1152 1 88 0215 CHILE 5622289544 1353 2 89 0215 CHILE 5622289544 1356 4 8

10 0215 TULSA OK 918 583 7124 1452 1 811 0215 BRIGHTON ON 613 475 1033 1618 4 812 0215 FROM CHILE 56240842 1200 7 P413 0215 FROM RICHMONBC 604 276 0989 0753 4 414 0215 FROM RICHMONBC 604 276 0989 0805 12 415 0215 BOLIVIA 5912377724 0927 2 8lo 0215 RICHMOND BC 6U4 2/6 0949 0930 i t17 0215 CHILE 563533935 1014 2 818 0216 CORAOPOHS PA 412 262 2681 0959 17 819 0216 BRIGHTON ON 613 475 1033 1023 17 820 0216 LAKEFIEID ON 705 652 3341 1111 8 821 0216 LAKEFIELD ON 705 652 3341 1124 8 822 0 216 RICHMOND BC 604 276 0989 1339 6 823 0216 RICHMOND BC 604 276 0989 1402 11 824 0216 RICHMOND BC 604 276 0989 1414 9 825 0216 BOLIVIA 5912377724 1455 1 826 0216 BOLIVIA 5912377724 1457 15 827 0216 RICHMOND BC 604 276 0989 1516 1 823 0216 MONTREAL PQ 514 844 3017 1525 4 829 0216 BOLIVIA 912328982 1000 4 2

FROM RICHMONBC50 0219 DOWNERSGRV IL 708 971 2500 0829 1 831 0219 NETHRNLO K 31598751911 0840 9 852 0219 UN KINGDOM 4418349070 0907 1 855 0219 DOWNERSGRV li 708 971 2500 0908 1 854 0219 DOWNERSGRV IL 708 971 2500 0910 5 835 0219 NAPERViiLE IL 708 369 3700 0915 2 856 0219 NAPERViiiE IL 708 369 3700 0920 7 857 0219 FRANKLINPK IL 708 671 7230 0934 2 853 0219 MONTREAL PQ 514 844 3017 0936 17 859 02)9 FRANKLINPK IL 708 671 7230 0957 6 840 0219 FRANKLINPK IL 708 671 7230 1024 5 841 0219 NAPERVILLE IL 708 369 3700 1107 4 842 0219 BRANTFORD ON 519 756 0250 1111 2 845 0219 NAPERVILLE IL 708 369 3700 1414 4 844 021? BOLIVIA 5912310182 1522 1 845 02!9 CARNEGIE PA 412 787 5380 1532 1 846 0219 DOLIVIA 5912328982 1534 6 847 0219 BOLIVIA 5912357238 1545 1 84S 0219 FROM RICHMONBC 604 276 0989 0748 2 449 0219 BOLIVIA 912357238 0800 19 2

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T t IE PHONE NUMBER4)6 865 9300

DATE1990 03 07

NO DATE LOCATION

X X K CHARGEABLE MfSSAGfS XXX

NUMBER STARI M1N K CHARGE DISCOUNT /M-1QUI

1 0221 CARNEGIE2 0221 VENEZUEl R3 0221 BRANTFORD4 0221 MONTREAL5 0221 CHILE6 0222 RICHMOND7 0222 TIMMINS8 0222 CORAOPOLIS9 0222 NEW YORK

10 0222 FROM RICHMONBC11 0223 NEW YORK12 0223 CUERNAC MO13 0223 HAMILTON14 C223 HAMILTON- IS 0223 MONTREAL16 022i RICHMOND17 0223 CHILE18 0223 CHILE19 0223 FROM RICHMONBC20 0223 TIMMINS21 0223 ERIE22 0223 FARMINGTON23 0223 SOUTHFIELD24 0226 SOUTHFIELD25 0226 SOUTHFIELD26 0226 RICHMOND27 0227 NEW YORK28 0227 CHICAGO29 0227 CALGARY30 0227 FARMINGTON31 0227 SOUTHFIELD32 0227 SCOTTSDALE33 0227 LAKEFIELD34 0227 OTTAWA35 0228 WASHINGTON36 0228 EASTAURORA 37 0228 CALGARY33 0228 TIMMINS39 0228 CALGARY40 0228 RICHMOND41 0228 EDMONTON42 0228 BOCA RATON43 0228 VICTORIA44 0228 CALGARY45 0228 BECANCOUR46 0228 OTTAWA47 0228 FORT SASK48 0301 BECANCOUR49 0301 CAIGAF.Y50 0301 ROXBORO51 0301 MONTREAL52 0301 ROXBORO -53 0301 BECANCOUR54 0301 ROXBORO55 0301 HOUSTON56 0301 HAMILTON57 0301 CHILE58 0301 CHILE59 0301 HOUSTON60 0301 EDMONTON61 0301 ASPEN62 0301 EDMONTON63 0301 ROXDORO64 0301 VENEZUEl R65 0301 MIAMI66 0301 CORAOPOLIS67 0301 ROXBORO68 0302 TORONTO

PA 412 787 5580 1540 ; 5825741122 1557

ON 519 756 0250 1521 PQ 514 844 3017 1611

56240842 1656 BC 604 276 0989 1107 ON 705 264 9484 1433 PA 412 262 2661 1545 NY 212 818 9010 1545

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PACE TEIEPHONE NUMDER 5 416 865 9300

DATE

1990 03 07

NO DATE LOCATION


NUMOER START MIN X CHARGE DISCOUNT AMOUNT

123456789

101112131415161718192021

0302

03020302030203020305030503050305030503050305030503050305030603060306030603060306

TORONTOFROM BOCA RBOCA RATONCALGARYGLENDALEDELRAY BCHEASTAURORAPHOENIXFARMINGTONEASTAURORASOUTHFIELDPHOENIXPHOENIXCALGARYLONDONKUKf SASKHOUSTONBURLINGTONBRANTFORDHOUSTONSOUTHFIELOSOUTHFIELD

ONFIFLABCAFLNYAZMINYMIAZAZABONAUTXONONTXMIMI

ZSUB-TOTAL OF Z AMOUNT

TAX-FED. 71.TAX-PROV. 49.

5515

416

407403818407716602313716313602602403519403713416519713313313

926

483261502278652495476652424263495261471992658332756658424424

4

9256

35912057140486361090904988731090300051519049595854625102835766929961835766736673

1709 4

1336 213411038133511121118112011211122 61222 61241 91244 11522 21527 li1030 211231 21038 21130 11139 11204 2

7

88888888888888888888

AMOUNT ELIGIBLE FOR TELEPLUSCARRIED TO TELE PLUS CANADA

SUB-TOTAL

1.22.57.63.61.74.63.49.37

2.823.785.67.57.74

6.2713.23

.62

.70

.63

.47

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MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE AMOUNT FOR DISCOUNT 100.00




TOTAL CHARGEABLE MESSAGES 855.70

TAX-FED. 92.60

TAX-PROV, 66.14 15S.74

CODE Z-AMOUNT ELIGIBLE FOR TELEPLUS - CANADA


THE LATE PAYMENT CHARGE RATE OF INTEREST IS 1.75* MONTHLY

C 23.14S PER ANNUM)

THANK YOU FOR YOUR CO-OPERATION IN CHANGING YOUR DIALING

HABITS TO IMCLUnC 1-416 WHEN CALLING LONG DISTANCE IN THE

416 AREA CODE. THIS HILL HELP IN MAKING MORE NUMBERS AVAILABLE

FOR NEH AND EXISTING CUSTOMERS. WE APPRECIATE YOUR HELP!

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416 865 9300

DATE

1990 02 07

822 0307 4 45


6865 9300 82204 032


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DATE1990 02 07


SERVICES 272.70EQUIPMENT RENTALS 233.00TAX - FED. 27.53TAX - PROV. 42.10 69.63OTHER CHARGES OR CREDITS 905.25TAX - FED. 12.77TAX - PROV. 43.23 56.00CHARGEABLE MESSAGES 1041.54TAX - FED. 108.91TAX - PROV. 85.50 194.41DIRECTORY ADVERTISING _____18.95


AMOUNT DUE 2791.46



XXX OTHER CHARGES OR CREDITS X X K


ORDER NO C 67251

CREDIT FROM 01 31 TO 02 06 FOR SERVICEREMOVED

CONNECTION ARRANGEMENTS ON SYSTEM

6 3 PR STATION CONNECTION-TRAD PB6 POSITION JACKVANTAGE 12 COMMON EQUIPMENT

5 VANTAGE 12 LINE-TELEPHONE CARD 8 BUSINESS TELEPHONE 8 VANTAGE 12 TELEPHONE 5 VANTAGE 1 2 INTERCOM MODULE 3 VANTAGE 12 HANDSFREE UNIT

Bell

62.2542.2522.40

102.0028.2525.35

AMOUNT

14.53H 9.36:i 5.23:j

23.80:t 6 . SO:*

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DATE1990 02 07

DESCRIPTION

CHARGE FROM ADDED

XXX OTHER CHARGES OR CREDITS X K X

MONTHt r RATE

01 31 TO 02 06 FOR SERVICE

AMOUNT

CONNECTION ARRANGEMENTS ON SYSTEM

6 POSITION JACKTOUCH-TONE ON BUSINESS LINE

REFERENCE 01INIT SERV PERIOD ARRC

10 TELEPHONE - RSP 10 NORSTAR 10 BUTTON TELEPHONE M7310

NORSTAR BUSY LAMP FIELDNORSTAR COMPACT COMMUN EQUIPMENT

REFERENCE 02INIT SERV PERIOD ARRG

10 3 PR STATION CONNECTION -RSP

REFERENCE 036 POSITION JACKPOWER FAILURE SET

EQUIVALENT NUMBER 001 865-1413

3.80

193.90

23.50 2.10

13.50

.89

45.24

5.48 .49

3.15

7.00 1.63

BUSINESS INDIVIDUAL LINE EQUIV BUS OR RES

865-9300 TELEPLUS CANADA PLAN 4

NON-TAXABLE SERVICE CHARGE FOR WORK ON 01 31

TAXABLE SERVICE CHARGE FOR WORK ON 01 31

ADJUSTMENT DUE TO RECENT CHANGE IN RATE FROM 01 16 TO 02 06

44 3

4

26

.70 10.43

.85 .90

.00 .93

351.25

531.90

.95 18.87

TOTAL OTHER CHARGES OR CREDITS 905.23 TAX FED. 12.77 PROV. TAX 43.23 56.00


NO

1

2

3

4

5

DATE

0102

0102

0102

0102

0102

LOCATION

UNIONVItlEFROM MIAMIUNIONVILLEFROM MIAMITORONTOFROM MIAMITORONTOFROM MIAMIBOCA RATONFROM MIAMI

NUMBER

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1 . 1715* EXCHANGE6

7

8

9

10

11

12

0102

0102

0102

0102

0102

0103

0103

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ONFLONFLONFLABFLONFI

416

416

416

416

407

474

474

296

487

483

28SO

2111

3745

1055

3591

START

1109

1112

1113

1116

1117

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2

1

2

2

15

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7

7

7

7

7

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2

1

2

2

e ft

.2^

.63-

.26

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.79

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416

416

403

416

474

974

865

294

360

2880

6292

9300

4994

8400

4168659300IS

4032944994

1133

1136

1142

1153

1156

1100

1500

1

6

10

3

4

3

6

7

7

7

7

7

3

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.56

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NO DATE L OCATION

DATE1990 02 07

K K K CHARGEABLE MESSAGES K K X


1 0103 TORONTO 4169746292 FROM CAYMAN IS

2 0104 TORONTO 4169777999 FROM CAYMAN IS

3 0105 VENEZUELA 822832030 FROM RICHMONBC

4 0105 VENEZUELA 822845070 FROM RICHMONBC

5 0105 FROM RICHMONBC 604 276 0989 6 0108 CAYMAN IS 8099498553 7 0108 VENEZUELA 822845524

FROM RICHMONBC8 0108 FROM RICHMONBC 604 276 09899 0108 BOCA RATON 4074833591

FROM CAYMAN IS1.1715* EXCHANGE RATE

10 0108 OELRAY BCH 4072720114FROM CAYMAN IS1.1715S EXCHANGE RATE

11 0108 BOCA RATON 4074833591FROM CAYMAN IS1.1715X EXCHANGE RATE

12 0108 TORONTO 4165984775FROM CAYMAN IS



15 0108 RENO NV 702 322 753116 0108 RENO NV 702 323 520117 0108 MONTREAL PQ 514 844 301718 0109 OELRAY BCH 4072720114

FROM CAYMAN IS1.1715X EXCHANGE RATE

19 0109 BURLINGTON ON 416 335 833020 0109 S ST MARIE ON 705 946 013921 0109 CHILE 562231662922 0109 ENNIS MT 406 682 766223 0109 PETERBRGH ON 705 742 465224 0 109 BOLIVIA 591237772425 0110 TORONTO ON 416 960 3800

FROM MIAMI F L 826 0110 TORONTO ON 416 657 8986

FROM BOCA R F L27 0110 TORONTO ON 616 487 1055



FROM BOCA R F L30 0110 VENEZUELA 5822855555

FROM BOCA R FI1.1715X EXCHANGE RATE

31 0110 TORONTO ON 416 865 9300FROM BOCA R F L

32 0110 TORONTO ON 416 977 7999FROM BOCA R f i

33 0110 FROM CHILE 562231032334 0110 RICHMOND BC 604 276 098935 0110 BOCA RATON FL 407 483 359136 0110 CALGARY AB 403 266 497937 0110 BOLIVIA 591237772438 0110 BOLIVIA 591237772439 0110 HAMILTON ON 416 527 307140 0110 HAMILTON ON 416 527 307141 0110 CHILE 562242627842 0111 CORAOPOLIS PA 412 262 268143 0111 VENEZUEl R 582574112244 0111 CHARLOTTE NC 704 332 8171

45 0111 MONTREAL PQ 514 844 3017

1600

1400

0800

0800

0829 1043 0700

07141200

1300

1700

1100

1100

1100

1131113211431500

0847112114131525155212481604

0810

0816

0846

0944

1000

1106

1356

1600120014471533104113451514152015231301090710341135

3

3

J

3

3 1 3

42

4

8

11

18

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3

3

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7

7

7

7

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2.06

6.03

.633.78.78

.624.2938.2210.712.524.28

10.831.22.57

7.134.28.62

2.94.49

1.83.57

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DATE1990 02 07

NO DATE LOCATION

1 01112 01113 01114 01115 01126 01127 01128 0113

ALFREDNEHMARKETCHILECHILEFROM CHILECHILEBOLIVIATORONTO

NYON

ON

K K K CHARGEABLE MESSAGES X X K


607 871 2449416 895 854056223191205622319120562231634856223191205912377724416 236 1489

FROM ATLANTAGA 0.7320X EXCHANGE RATE

9 0115 FROM RICHMONBC 604 276 098910 0115 BRIGHTON ON11 0115 CHARLOTTE NC12 0115 TULSA OK13 0115 NO PHOENIX AZ14 0115 CALGARY AB15 0115 RICHMOND BC16 0115 CHILE17 0116 CALEDON ON18 0116 CAPE HAZE FL19 0116 WPALMBEACH FI20 0116 BARRIE ON21 0116 BARRIE ON22 0116 HASHINGTON DC23 0116 NEH YORK NY24 0116 CHILE25 0116 CORAOPOLIS PA26 0116 CHILE27 0116 VENEZUEL R28 0116 VAIL CO29 0117 CORAOPOLIS PA30 0117 ORILLIA ON31 0117 CALGARY AB32 0117 CALGARY AB33 0118 HAMILTON ON34 0118 CHILE35 0118 CHILE36 0118 CHILE37 0118 HAMILTON38 0119 LAKEFIEID39 0119 LAKEFIELD40 0119 PETERBRGH41 0119 CHARLOTTE42 0119 CUERNAC MO43 0119 CORAOPOLIS44 0119 RICHMOND45 0119 CHARLOTTE46 0122 HAMILTON

ON ON ON ON NC MX PA BC NC ON

47 0122 FROM RICHMONBC48 0122 RICHMOND BC49 0122 HAMILTON ON50 0122 PETERBRGH ON51 0122 LAKEFIELD ON52 0122 RICHMOND BC53 0123 EASTAURORA NY54 0123 FROM RICHMONBC55 0123 BARRIE56 0123 CUERNAC MO57 0123 CUERNAC MO58 0123 HAMILTON59 0123 CHARLOTTE60 0123 LAKEFIELD61 0123 CHILE62 0124 MONTREAL

ON MX MX ON NC ON

PQ63 0124 FROM RICHMONBC64 0124 CHILE65 0124 HAMILTON ON66 0124 MONTREAL PQ67 0124 LAKEFIEID ON68 0124 RICHMOND BC

613 475 1033704 332 8171918 583 7124602 866 0085403 266 3688604 276 09895622316629519 927 3369813 697 2043407 433 0245705 726 1859705 726 0591202 473 0721212 818 90105622316629412 262 268156223166295825741122303 476 3239412 262 2681705 325 7907403 266 7271403 265 4490416 527 3071562231912056223191205622319120416 527 3071705 652 3341705 652 3341705 742 4652704 332 8171527 316 0211412 262 2681604 276 0989704 377 0400416 527 3071604 276 0989604 276 0989416 527 3071705 742 4652705 652 3341604 276 0989716 652 1090604 276 0989705 737 2142527 316 0211527 316 1988416 527 3071704 332 8171705 652 33415622316629514 731 5125604 276 09895622316629416 527 3071514 844 3017705 652 3341604 276 0989

1326 6 81446 2 80959 5 81113 2 81300 4 P40928 2 81505 5 81645 4 3

1159 10 P40952 1 81112 2 81125 4 81337 7 81415 1 81418 1 81424 10 81134 2 81213 13 81407 11 81103 3 81119 4 81152 1 8 1439 4 81446 1 81447 3 81554 5 81118 1 81156 4 8 1030 1 81123 1 81021 3 81120 6 81437 1 81105 1 81127 2 81618 1 81439 1 80930 1 80939 1 80940 19 81001 5 81101 5 81109 8 81400 15 81549 4 81526 5 81300 1 41343 1 81400 4 81556 1 81557 10 81608 8 81100 7 81343 10 P40940 2 80955 1 80957 4 81110 1 81126 16 81144 8 81454 6 81410 1 81246 11 40905 14 80929 2 81141 11 81152 681439 3 8

2.58.52

10.784.90

4.9015.68

.371.142.444.41.57.57

20.58.62

7.936.711.051.40.55

2.082.941.47

10.781.832.52 .49.36

1.713.42

2.944.902.94

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.366.842.859.803.928.552.281.55

.571.24.36

3.604.562.59

.701.967.84

9.122.8812.74

.39

28.42.62

4.292.161.71

2.58v/.52

10.784.9013.724.9015.683.61

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20.58.62

7.936.711.051.40.55

2.08^2.941.47'

10.781.832.52, .49'.36,

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28.4?.62

4.292 . 161.71

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DATE1990 02 07

NO DATE LOCATION

K K X CHARGEABLE MESSAGES K K M


1 012** MONTREAL PQ2 0124 MONTREAL PQ3 0125 CUERNAC MO MX4 0125 FROM RICHMONBC5 0125 FROM RICHMONBC6 0125 RICHMOND BC7 0125 HAMILTON ON8 0125 MONTREAL -9 0125 CUERNAC MO10 0125 LAKEFIELD11 0125 WAKEFIELD12 0125 CHARLOTTE13 0126 S S MARIE14 0126 CALGARY15 0126 CALGARY16 0129 HAMILTON17 0129 UN KINGDOM18 0129 LONDON19 0129 VAIL20 0129 UN KINGDOM21 0129 PITTSBURGH22 0129 CORAOPOLIS23 0129 HAMILTON24 0129 CUERNAC MO25 0129 CUERNAC MO26 0129 TULSA27 0129 BOLIVIA28 0130 BURLINGTON29 0130 TULSA

PQ MX ON PQ NC ON AB AB ON

ON CO

PA PA ON MX MX OK

ON OK

30 0130 FROM RICHMONBC31 0130 BOLIVIA32 0130 NEW YORK NY33 0130 NEW YORK NY34 0130 RICHMOND BC35 0130 TULSA OK36 0130 HOUSTON TX37 0130 TULSA OK38 0130 HOUSTON TX39 0130 CHILE40 0130 MONTREAL PQ41 0130 RICHMOND BC42 0130 NEW YORK NY43 0130 HOUSTON TX44 0130 TULSA OK45 0131 CHILE46 0131 S S MARIE ON47 0131 HOUSTON TX48 0131 HOUSTON TX49 0131 KINGSTON ON50 0131 CHILE51 0131 LIBERTY TX52 0201 NETHRNLD K53 0201 HAMILTON ON54 0201 RICHMOND BC55 0201 LIBERTY TX56 0201 LAKEFIEID ON57 0201 FROM RICHMONBC58 0201 FROM RICHMONBC59 0202 WASHINGTON DC60 0202 CHILE61 0202 CHILE62 0202 BRANTFORD ON63 0202 CHILE64 0202 BURLINGTON ON65 0202 VAIL co66 0203 TORONTO ON

FROM VAIL CO67 0204 TORONTO ON

FROM VAIL CO•••68 0205 CUERNAC MO MX

514 844 3017514 731 5125527 316 0211604 276 0989604 276 0989604 276 0989416 527 3071514 844 3017527 316 3344705 652 3341819 459 3704704 332 8171705 942 1351 403 266 1611 403 247 2095 416 527 3071 4414930111 519 471 5462 303 476 9530 4414930111 412 562 6312 412 262 2681 416 527 3071 527 316 3344 527 316 1988 918 583 7124 5912377724 416 332 6692 918 583 7124 604 276 0989 5912377724 212 559 1013 212 559 1013 604 276 0989 918 583 7124 713 658 8357 918 583 7124 713 658 8357 5622316629 514 844 3017 604 276 0989 212 559 1015 713 658 8357 918 583 7124 5622316629 705 942 1351 713 658 8357 713 658 8357 613 546 3811 5622316629 409 336 7427 31598751911 416 527 3071 604 276 0989 409 336 7427 705 652 33'U 604 276 0989 604 276 0989 202 473 0721 563533935 563533935 519 756 0250 562718459 416 332 6692 303 476 9530 416 696 1858

416 926 9256

527 316 3344

1512 8 81632 12 81523 2 80805 1 40838 5 41134 1 81434 1 81451 3 81526 7 81551 2 81553 14 81607 15 81058 1 61031 3 81248 3 80939 3 81033 2 81157 2 81326 1 80942 2 81340 1 81341 2 81437 2 81511 1 81512 7 81534 1 81552 9 81214 4 81549 1 81133 1 40916 26 81158 3 81201 4 81251 1 81302 1 81304 2 81315 1 81325 1 81354 21 81422 7 81528 19 81549 1 81551 1 61647 8 81333 2 81510 1 81518 1 81621 1 81002 5 81016 9 81336 19 81013 2 81107 5 81206 12 81345 1 81348 4 81012 2 41247 10 40938 2 81005 5 81017 3 81205 1 80844 2 80936 1 80938 1 81554 67

0840 26 7

1121 2 8

3.124.683.92

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1.1713.72

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1.711.71.93

3.05.74.63

3.05.49.98.62

1.9613.72

.6127.081.24.61

75.531.562.08.57.61

1.26.61.63

42.142.7310.83

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1.9018.6211.973.281.556.84.63

1 .44

1.1010.786.86.35

4.90

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PAGE TE11PHONE NUMBER 6 416 865 9300

DATE1990 02 07

NO DATE LOCATION

K K X CHARGEABLE MESSAGES M X X


1 0205 LONDON ON2 0205 CUERNAC MO MX3 0206 BURLINGTON ON4 0206 BURLINGTON ON

519 471 5462 0925 l 8 .37527 316 0211 1115 6 8 11.76416 332 6692 1028 3 8 .93416 332 6692 1100 3 8 .93

Z .37 11.76'

Z .95 Z .93







MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE AMOUNT FOR DISCOUNT 23.33DISCOUNT FOR CANADA PLAN 2.26




TAX-PROV. 85.50 1 94.41


THE LATE PAYMENT CHARGE RATE OF INTEREST IS 1.75* MONTHLY(23.14X PER ANNUM)

XXX LOCAL CALLING WITH PALGRAVE AND SNELGROVE XXX

STARTING FEBRUARY 17, 1990, TORONTO CUSTOMERS WILL BE ABLE TO CALL

THE PALGRAVE AND SNELOROVE EXCHANGES WITHOUT LONG DISTANCE CHARGES

OR ANY CHANGE IN LOCAL RATES. WHEN YOU CALL THESE LOCATIONS JUST

DIAL THE SEVEN DIGITS OF THE NUMBER YOU WISH.

Bell See reverto for mor* information

Tv.cPHONE NUMBER

416 865 9300

OATC

1990 01 07

V (OUNT DUE

1694.46

822 0207 4 45 14J

AMOUNT PAID

6865

45VSE DETACH AND LASTCORP INVESTMENTS LTD

9300 82204 024

U 3

RETURN - 00 NOT STAPLE S 3310130 ADELAIDE HTORONTO ONTARIO

M5H 3P5

X K X DETACH HERE XXX


PAGE TELEPHONE NUMBER

l 416 865 9300LASTCORP INVESTMENTS

DATE1990 01 07

LTD


SERVICES 209.35

EQUIPMENT RENTALS 255.55

TAX - FED. 21.76TAX - PROV. 38.93 60.69CHARGEABLE MESSAGES 976.1')TAX - FED. 107.31TAX - PROV. 66.47 173.78DIRECTORY ADVERTISING _____IS.95


s AMOUNT DUE 1694.46


PAYMENTS AND ADJUSTMENTS PROCESSED AFTER1990 01 07 WILL BE REFLECTED ON YOUR NEXT ACCOUNT

NO DATE LOCATION


NUMBER START MIN X CHARGE DISCOUNT ANOUN1

l 1203 TORONTO ON 416 224 0019 1043 3 3 2 .96 .60 2 .36

FROM CALCARYAB2 1205 TORONTO ON 416 865 9300 1019 25 3 15 .50

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SUM OF


TORONTO. ONTARIO M5H 3PS

Log II Systems

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./100 DOLLARS

Re: Inv 73001, 73002

Canadian Imperial Bank of CommerceMAIN BRANCH-COMMERCE COURT TORONTO. ONTARIO MSL 109

"•00035?"' i rOOOO 2"-0 IQi:


PER

LOGnSYSTEMS INC

Dec 31, 1990

Box 57636 Adelaide St. Bast Toronto, Ontario Canada M5C 2J6(416) 865-9718


' Ontario

Attention -Mr. Gary Last

Invoice 173001

Re: Cash Flow for the Tiraroins Project

Consulting services

0.9 Days @ 3500.00XDay 450.00

Total Invoice 3450.00

Gordon D. Watts

LOGHSYSTEMS INC

Dec 31, 1990


tiÂ* c * B*O* Toronto, OntarioAdelaide St. East u Cril 0 riC Toronto, Ontario M5H 3P5 Canada MSC 2J6(416) 865-9718 Attention - Mr. Gary Last

Invoice 173002

Re: Cash Flows

Consulting services

1.2 Days 3 SSOO.OO/Day 600.00

Total Invoice S600.00

Gordon D. Watts

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PAY TO THE ORDER OF --

SUM OF

Re: Inv 1330,



firaphins

03091SL.19 90

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LI02 DELORO MAGNESITE VENTURE FUND


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Invoice To:Magnesium Refractories Ltd. 130 Adelaide St. West Suite #3310 Toronto, Ontario M5H3P5

Attention: Gary J. Last, President

the computer graphics STUDIO

Mailing Address:Hie Computer Graphics Studio 4141 Yonge St., Suite 102 Willowdale, Ontario M2P2A8

Invoice # Docket Invoice Date: P.O. Job*

1330

30-Sep-90

LI02

Billing for 1 poster and thermal prints

5 Thermal prints @ 310.00 ea. Creative (author's corrections) 1 4x5 Transparency

1 poster (23" x \ 71 12"} mounted 1/2" gator board self adhesive

Originals Changes Total

50.0050.0080.00

150.00

Sub TotalPSTDeliveries

Total

330.0026.4035.00

391.40

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Re: Inv 19922

DELORO MAGNESITE VENTURE FUND130 ADELAIDE ST. WEST, SUITE 3310.

TORONTO. ONTARIO M5H 3PS 0321


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INVOICE

N2 19922

ISSUED TO Magnesium Refractories Ltd.Suite 3310130 Adelaide Street WestToronto, OntarioM5H 3P5

Attention: Mr. R.A. Elliot

DATe October 4, 1990

TERMS: PAYABLE UPON RECEIPT 1-1/2* PER MONTH ON PAST DUE ACCOUNTS

YOUR ORDER NUMBER

P.O. # 003OUR REPORT NUMBER

90-48-50006-146DEPARTMENT

48-50006-BCE

Determine colour characteristics on One (1) talc sample.

OK-.

COPIES

PLEASE PAY FROM THIS INVOICE - NO STATEMENT SENT

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SI05.00

f'KDNOR PROJECT 36167U SUMMARY '/UTM SI

January

February

March

April

May

"nil-Total

DIRECT LABOUR (SCHEDULE 1)

V . tng . P . Ing . (JAB) (GJI.) Total J - Timesheets - Hours gj657llr

28 7 35 2,275

63.5 31 94.5 6,142.5

72.0 74 146.0 9,490

48 48 3,120

46 46 2,990

121 J 42 263 /1V, 095 J

•11,112.50

SUBCONTRACTS (SCHEDULE 2)

Lakefield Consult

1,151.10

12,190.25 2,953.58

1,650.00 3,050.00

989.70 2,800.00 232.75

2,800.00

CJjjsA, //t *

15,981.05 9,836.33

TRAVEL AND EXPENSES {SCHEDULE 3)

Other Expense Expense

Tickets Accounts Payments

87.10 1,048.20 332.45

701.00 421.82 1,873.80 1,380.80 66.25

M. 20

3,236.00 4,297.54 192.50 3,466.00 328.75

1428

267.40 2,535.15

11,527.40 5,598.11 4,601.45

LEASES (SCHEDULE 4)

981.02N

981.02 89,637.86

SCHEDULE l

DIRECT LABOUR

Magnesium Refractories Ltd.

MEMORANDUM

DATE: December 13, 1989

TO: The File

FROM: Rose Berry

To reflect year end salary adjustments a revision to employee charge out rates for technical services is required.

BATES, LAST (Professional Engineers)

Basic Salary - $100 / 000 =$425/day 235 days

Charge Rates:

a. At salary S benefit cost only = |425 X 1.15 = $ 65/hour7.5

b. At industry standard to includeoffice, support Se profit = 2.3 X $425 = $130/hour

7.5 BERRY (Professional Assistant)

Basic Salary - 33,400 s $142/day235

Charge Rates:

a. Cost = 1.15 X $142 - S 22.007.5

b. Industry basis = S44.00

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Suite 3310, 130 Adelaide Street West, Toronto, Ontario M5H 3P5 Telephone: (416) 865-9300. Facsimile: (416) 865-1153

TIKESHEET

NAME: MONTH: 4

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PROFESSIONAL TIME SUMMARY (Hours)

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Gary J. Last

July

31

98

Aug

31

94

Sept

18

61

Oct

122

65

TOTAL

202

318

Total Charge: 520 hours e S41.00 X 1.15 - $ 24,518.00

For the period January 4 to June 30, 1990 a total of 632.5 professional hours were approved at $41.00 per hour but the 15% overhead allowance was not included

632.5 X $41.00 X 0.15 s $3,889.87

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Nov

80

59

Dec

55

36

TOTAL

135

95

James A. Bates

Gary J. Last

Total Charge: 230 hours e $41.00 X 1.15 - $10,844.50

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037022——19JLL-

James A. Bates ————————————————^ *l VOOO.nn*

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Canadian Imperial Bank of CommerceMAIN BRANCH-COMMERCE COURT TORONTO, ONTARIO MSL KJ9

"•000370"' i;0000 2*"0 10": 30'" 5 19


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SUM OF


TORONTO, ONTARIO M5H3PS

Garv 3 , Last

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Canadian imperial Bank of CommerceMAIN BRANCH-COMMERCE COURT TORONTO, ONTARIO MSL 1G9

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GARY J. LAST130 ADELAIDE ST. WESTSUITE 3310TORONTO, ONTARIO M5H 3P5

EXECUTIVE BANKING 03912-003

EXECUTIVE BANKING CENTRH.

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TOTAL

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SCHEDULE 2

SUBCONTRACTS/CONSULTANTS


Bob Elliott, P.Eng. (Metallurgical Engineering)

Lakefield Research Wendell DunnThomas S Wendell Dunn Inc. (MgCO~ chlorination for

Fe-O.. removal)

July 19 Aug 15 Sept 11 Oct 11

Aug 8 Oct 16

TOTAL

$1,050.00525.00

1,050.00700.00

$3,325.00

70.504,079.20

97,776.00

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October 11, 1990

Gda.y J. LastMagnesium Refractories Ltd.Suite 3310130 Adelaide Street WestToronto, OntarioM5H 3P5

dru --

INVOICE

Time for September 1990 as per attached time sheet

Aldermines Corporation Magnesium Refractories Ltd.

Total

2 day 2 days/

4 days

Invoice as per agreement8 days @ S350.00 = $2,800

TOTAL AMOUNT OF THIS INVOICE $2,800

Previous time owing to MRL 19 daysOwing for September 4 days

Total accumulated time owed 23 days

R.A. Elliott

RAE/rb

R.R.1 Codrington KOK IRQ. R.A. Elliott Tel. 613-475-1033, J. N.Nelson Tel. 613-475-2728

T

September 11, 1990

Gary J. LastMagnesium Refractories Ltd.Suite 3310130 Adelaide Street WestToronto, OntarioM5H 3P5

INVOICE

Time for August 1990 as per attached time sheet


Total

l day3 days

4 days

Invoice as per agreement8 days @ $350.00 = $2,800

TOTAL AMOUNT OF THIS INVOICE S 2,800

Previous time owing to MRL 15 daysOwing for August 4 days


Q \.

R.A. Elliott

RAE/rb

R.R.1 Codrington KOK IRQ. RA Elliott Tel. 613-475-1033, J. N Nelson Tel. 613-475-2728

7

August 15, 1990


INVOICE

Time for July 1990 as per attached time sheet

Aldermines Corporation Magnesium Refractories Ltd,

Total

1.5 daysl.5 days

3 days

Invoice as per agreement8 days @ $350.00 - $ 2,800


Previous time owing to MRL 10 daysTotal July 1990 5 days


R.A. Elliott

RAE/rb

R.R.1 Codrington KOK 1RO. R.A. Elliott Tel. 613-475-1033, J. N.Nelson Tel. 613-475-272B

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July 19, 1990

fiary J. LastMagnesium Refractories Ltd,Suite 3310130 Adelaide Street WestToronto, OntarioM5H 3P5

INVOICE

Time for June 1990 Owing to MRL

Total

3 days/ 5 days

8 days

8 days @ $350.00 = S2,800


Accumulated time -10 days (owed to MRL)

R.A. Elliott

RAE/rb

R.R.1 Codrington KOK IRQ. R.A. Elliott Tel. 613-475-1033, J. N.Nelson Tel. 613-475-2728

DELORO MAGNESITE VENTURE FUND130 ADELAIDE ST. WEST. SUITE 3310.

TORONTO, ONTARIO MSH 3PSOctober l IQ 90


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SUM OFS O CTS ./100 DOLLARS

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July 23, 1990

Mr. Wendell E. Dunn, Jr. Chlor-Pure Corporation 2561 Deadwood Avenue Rapid City, South Dakota 57702 USA

Dear Wendell:

This letter will confirm our telephone discussion of July 19th concerning the program for preparation of high purity MgO from our magnesite concentrate by removal of iron chloride in a chlorine roast.

The study will be done in three stages, defined as follows:

1. Book Study to evaluate the Ontario Research Corp work/ the viability of the concept and recommend further testing.

2. Bench Scale Testing of Iron Removal from magnesite using chlorine roast.

3. Pilot Plant Testing of the Process developed in (2) above.

Subject to successful completion of (2) and (3) above, it may be necessary to do further pilot plant work to develop engineering design parameters.

Schedule for the above work is outlined as:

1. Book Study - August to September 15, 1990.

2. Bench Scale Testing - September 15 to December 31, 1990.

3. Pilot Plant Testing - January to May, 1991.

Suite 3310,130 Adelaide Street West, Tbronto, Ontario M5H 3P5 Telephone: (416) 865-9300, Facsimile: (416) 865-1153

- 2 —

The cost of the book study (item 1) will be US$7,000.00 and payment of 50% of this amount is being mailed to you today (ie, US$3,500.00). Budget for item 2 will be reevaluated prior to commencement of the work, and after completion of the book study.

It is understood that you will be out of the country for an extended period of time in the first six months of 1991, starting up your chlorination plant in India and you will arrange for assignment of the project to your Assistant during your absence, in order that item 3 (pilot plant) can proceed without delay, early in the New Year.

Yours very truly,

James A. Bates Vice-President

JAB/rb

cc G. Last R. Elliott


October 16, 1990

Thomas and Wendell Dunn, Inc. P.O. Box 309 Spearfish, South Dakota 57783 USA

Dear Wendell:

In response to your letter of September 19 we enclose herewith our signed copy of the letter signifying agreement with the three month MgO bench pilot program.

As discussed by telephone we do not wish to prepay the full contract price but attach hereto our bank draft for 5(^, being US$84,000. The remaining 50% will be paid as results become available, approximately November 15.

We are currently preparing, through Lakefield Research, the required 5001bs of low silica flotation concentrate for your later pilot runs. The low iron MgCO., material to be produced in such runs should all be retained as it will be used for dead burning product for future market appraisal work.

Yours very truly,

G . J . LI

President

GJL/rb Encl.

Suite 3310, 130 Adelaide Street West, Tbronto, Ontario M5H 3P5 Telephone: (416) 865-9300, Facsimile: (416) 865-1153

Thomas and Wendell Dunn, Inc.HIGH TEMPERATURE CHLORINATION RESEARCH

P O BOX 3O9SPEARFISH. SOUTH DAKOTA 57783

September 19, 1990

TELEPHONE: 6O5-342-873I605-584-2779

TELEX:91O240O8B

Magnesium Refractories Ltd.Suite 3310130 Adelaide Street WestToronto, OntarioM5H 3P5

Attention: James A. Bates

Dear Jim:

Re: MgO Chlorination

We wish to thank you for your encouraging words on the initial research report provided for the subject work.

Pursuant to your request we are prepared to conduct the bench pilot studies required to develop design data for your Magnesite project feasibility study. We will assemble the equipment in such a way as to establish optimum chlorination conditions for the commercial plant - particularly to verify operating temperature, chlorine consumption, contact conditions etc. Each run will be closely supervised by myself.

We have considered the costs carefully and are prepared to provide the plant design data you need on a turnkey basis. The attached cost summary is somewhat higher than we discussed by telephone but will insure that the job is done thoroughly.

Because there is a considerable mobilization expense we will require that the turnkey price be paid by you in the initial month of the three month program. Since we have now been underway for a week on your verbal advice, we ask that the funds be provided before the end of September.

If you are in agreement please sign in the space provided below and return a copy of the .letter to us.

Yours very truly,

Wendell Dunn

Dated this day of September, 1990

James A. Bates

MAGNESIUM REFRACTORIES' TIMMINS PROJECT

EVALUATION OF CHLORINATION OF MgO CALCINE FOR REMOVAL OF Fe203

BENCH PILOT PROGRAM (3 MONTHS)

Sample preparation .USS 11,000.00

Equipment 64,000.00

Materials 8,000.00

Labour 24,000.00

Supervision 22,000.00

Analyses 21,000.00

Report 17,000.00

TOTAL U SS 167,000.00

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R.A. Elliott

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R.R.1 Codrington KOK 1RO. R.A. Elliott Tel. 613-475-1033, J. N.Nelson Tel. 613-47B-2728

November 29, 1990


INVOICE

Time for November 1990 as per attached time sheet


Total

2 days l day

3 days

Invoice as per agreement8 days @ $350.00 = $2 / 800.00

TOTAL AMOUNT OF THIS INVOICE 12,800.00


R. A. Elliott

RAE/rb

December 31, 1990


INVOICE

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Time for December 1990 as per attached time sheetieet J&S

Aldermines Corporation 2 days S Magnesium Refractories Ltd. l day.^/

Total 3 days

Invoice as per agreement8 days @ $350.00 ^ $ 2 / 800.00

TOTAL AMOUNT OF THIS INVOICE $2,800.00

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R. A. Elliott

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P.O. Box 430. 185 Concession St, LakefJeW. Ontario KOL 2HO Phone: (705) 652-3341 Telex No. 06 962842

Fax No. (705) 652-6365


DATE

SENT TO:

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December 13, 1990

Dr. Wendell DunnThomas and Wendell Dunn, Inc.P.O. Box 309Spearfish, South Dakota57783 USA

Dear Wendell:

We wish to extend our congratulations to you and your staff for the success obtained treating our MgCO^ concentrate at low temperature in your bench pilot work.

We understand you now are hopeful that removal of Nickel and Boron, along with the Iron, may be possible. If this is confirmed in the current program, it will greatly improve our ultimate project economics and, subject to commercial pilot work, insure that the Timmins plant is feasible.

We attach hereto our US$83,000.00 bank draft for the remaining 50% of the program cost pursuant to our contract of September 19,1990.

Yours very truly,

G. J'. L^fet President

GJL/rb

Suite :W10. 130 Adelaide Street West. Toronto. Onlnrio M5H 3P5 Telephone:(416)865-9300, Facsimile: (416) 865-1J53

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A. TICKETS $1,580.00

B. EXPENSES N/A

C. TELEPHONE, COMPUTER, MISC. $4,738.64

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TAX-GST 2.11 TAX-FED. 13.27

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James A. Bates October 26, 1990

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Base Case B Prices 70Z Debt

RevenueDead Burned MagnesiaCaustic CalcineTalc

Total Revenue Less: NSR Royalty Net Revenue

Operating Costs Mining Contract Milling/Concentrating Iron Processing CalciningBriquetting/Burning Maintenance, Technical, Other Administration 4, General

Operating Profit Less: Interest Expense

Depreciation fc Amortization Net Operating Profit Before Taxes

Less: federal Incoae Tax Ontario Incoae Tax Ontario Mining Duty

Net Profit after Taxes

Net Profit after Taxes Plus: Bank Loans

CovernBcnt GrantsDepreciation

Less: Capital InvestmentBank Loan Repayments

Net Cash Flow Accumulated Cash Plow

Magnesia* Refractories Ltd - Tiwnins Project ($CND thousands)

2006 2007 2008 20O9 2O1O 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total

17 500 17 500 17.500 17.500 17.50O 17.50O 17.500 17.500 17.50O 17.500 17,500 17.500 17,500 437,500

2*938 2 938 2.938 2.938 2.938 2.938 2.938 2.938 2.938 2.938 2.938 2.938 2,938 73.4384 200 4 200 4.200 4,2OO 4,200 4.20O 4.2OO 4.200 4,200 4,200 4.2OO 4,2OO 4.20O 99.4OO

24.638383

24.254

1.1232.315

2502.2411.498878609

8.914

15.341-

2.00013.341

3.3181,668913

5.899

7,442

24.638383

24.254

1,1232,315

2502.2411.498878609

8.914

15.341—

2.00013.341

3.3181.668913

5.899

7.442

24.638383

24.254

1,1232,315

2502,2411,498878609

8,914

15.341—

2,00013.341

3.3181.668913

5.899

7.441

24.638383

24.254

1,1232,315

2502,2411.498878609

8,914

15.341-

2.00013.341

3,3181,668913

5.899

7.441

24,638383

24,254

1,1232,315

2502,2411.498878609

8.914

15,341—

2,00013.341

3,3181.668

9135.899

7,441

24.638383

24,254

1.1232.315

2502.2411.498878609

8,914

15,341-

2,00013.341

3.3181.668

9135.899

7.441

24.638 24.638 24.638383 383 383

24,254 24,254 24,254

1,123 1,123 1.1232,315 2,315 2,315

250 250 2502,241 2,241 2.2411.498 1.498 1.498878 878 878609 609 609

8.914 8.914 8,914

15,341 15,341 15,341— — -

2.000 2,000 2.00013.341 13.341 13.341

3.318 3.318 3.3181.668 1.668 1.668

913 913 9135.900 5.900 5.900

7.441 7.441 7.441

24,638383

24.254

1.1232,315

2502.2411.498878609

8,914

15,341—

2,00013,341

3.3181.668

9135.900

7.441

24,638383

24.254

1,1232,315

2502,2411,4988786O9

8,914

15,341-

2,00013,341

3,3181,668

9135,900

7.441

24.638383

24.254

1,1232.315

2502.2411,498878609

8,914

15,341—

2,00013.341

3.3181,668913

5.900

7,441

24,638383

24.254

1.1232,315

2502.2411.498878609

8.914

15.341—

2,OOO13.341

3,3181,668913

5,900

7,441

610.3389,469

6O0.869

29.20358,6416,334

56,76137.95022,24315.530

226,662

374.20616.07750,000

308,129

65.43533.48219.298

118.215

189,914

Net Cash Flow Calculation

7,442-

2.000——

9.442'6.620

7.442—

2.000——

9.44286.062

7.441—

2.000——

9.441

7.441—

2.000——

9.44195.503 104.945 1

7.441-

2.000——

9.441

7.441-

2.000——

9.441

7.441 7,441 7.441— — —

2.000 2.000 2.000— — —— — —

9,441 9.441 9.441

7.441-

2.000——

9.441

7.441-

2.000——

9.441

7.441-

2.OOO—

— .

9.441

7.441—

2.000——

9.441

14.386 123.827 133.268 142.709 152.150 161.591 171.O32 180.473 189.914

189,91435,000

50 ,OOO50,00035.000189.914189.914

DCFROR 26.65 27.03 27.31 27.S2 27. M 2 7.80 27.89 27.96 28.01 28.03 28.09 28.11 28.13 28.13

Xase Case B Prices 701 Debt

R1991

nueDead Burned MagnesiaCaustic CalcineTalc

Total Revenue Less: NSR Royalty Net Revenue

Operating Costs Mining Contract Milling/Concentrating Iron Processing CalciningBriquetting/Buraing Maintenance, Technical, Other Administration i General

Operating Profit Less: Interest Expense

Depreciation 6 Amortization Net Operating Profit Before Taxes

Less: Federal Income Tax Ontario Income Tax Ontario Mining Duty

Net Profit after Taxes

Net Profit after Taxes Plus: Bank Loans

Government GrantsDepreciation

Less: Capital InvestmentBank Loan Repayments

Net Cash Plow Accumulated Cash Flow

Magnesium Refractories Ltd - Timmins Project (SCND thousands)

ATTACHMENT 4

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2OO1 2O02 2003 20O4 2005

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1,12377184

746500293305

17.5002.9381 .400

21.838327

21.510

1.1232.315

2502.2411,498878609

17.5002.9381,400

21.838327

21.510

1.1232.315

2502.2411.498878609

17.50O2.9384^200

24.638383

24.254

1.1232.315

2502.2411,498878609

17,5002,9384.20024,638

38324.254

1,1232,315

2502,2411,498878609

17.5002.9384.20024.638

38324.254

1.1232.315

2502.2411,498878609

17.5002.9384,200

24,638383

24.254

1.1232.315

2502.2411,498878609

17.5OO2.9384.200

24.638383

24.254

1.1232.315

2502.2411,498878609

17.5002.9384.20024.638

38324,254

1.1232,315

2502,2411.498878609

17,5002,9384.200

24.638383

24,254

1,1232,315

2502.2411,498878609

17.5002.9384 . 200

24.638383

24.254

1,1232,315

2502.2411,498878609

17.5002.9384.200

24.638383

24,254

1.1232.315

2502,2411,498878609

1 7 . 5002.9384 J 20024.638

38324.254

1.1232,315

2502,2411,4988786O9

- 3.822 8,914 8.914 8.914 8.914 8,914 8,914 8.914 8,914 8,914 8,914 8.914 8,914

(3.822) 12.597 12,597 15,341 15.3414.200 3.682 3.103 2.454

___- 2.000 2.OOP 2.000 2,000(3,822) 6.397 6.914 10.238 10.887

121121

15.341 15.341 15.341 15.341 15.341 15.341 15.341 15,3411.726 9122,000 2.000 2.000 2,000 2,000 2.000 2.000 2.OOP11.614 12,429 13.341 13.341 13,341 13,341 13.341 13,341

- 2.403 3.315 3,316 3,316 3.317 3.317 3.317224 1.567 1.667 1,667 1,667 1,668 1,668 1,668913 913 913 913 913 913 913 913

1,488

2,125

(638) (638)

- (3,822) 6.397 6.914 10.238 10.767

Net Cash Flow Calculation

- (3.822) 6.397 6.914 10.238 10.767 14.781 18.732 -

2.000 2.000 2.000 2.0OO 21.115 26.760 -___- ___- 4.313 ^830 5.4JO 6.059

(6.335H11.85O) 4.084 4.084 6.828 6.707 (6.972)O8.822)O4.738)(10.655) (3.827) 2.880

1.137 4,883 5,895 5,896 5,897 5.898 5.898 5.898

10,477 7,546 7.446 7.445 7.444 7.443 7.443 7,442

10.477 7.546 7.446 7.445 7.444 7.443 7.443 7.442

2.000 2.000 2.000 2.000 2.000 2.000 2.000 2.00O

6.786 7.601 ___- ___- ___^ ___- ___- ___-5.691 1.945 9.446 9.445 9.444 9.443 9.443 9.4428.571 10.516 19.962 29,407 38.850 48.294 57.736 67,178

w; KHOR 4.66 11.19 12.77 17.96 21.07 23.10 2*.'.8 25.45 26.15

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