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GEOPHYSICAL REPORT

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SWEDEN MINE CLAIMS

HAYCOCK TOWNSHIP

KENORA MINING DIVISION

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RECEIVEDJAN -3 1986

MINING LANDS SECTION

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The claim group is located between the Trans-Canada highway and the Canadian Pacific rail line in Haycock Township. Access to the claim group is from the north along an all-weather road which crosses the Canadian Pacifc Railway at Island Lake. The southern* half of the claim group can be reached from the Trans- Canada highway by a logging road.

Property Holders

G. Clark J. Doty J. Karwacki201 Mellick Ave., 611 2nd Ave, South, P.O. Box 595Kenora, Ontario. Kenora, Ontario. Kenora, Ontario.P9N 3C6 P9N 3X5

Assessment work submitted by; The above parties.

Claims covered by the survey:

697235590049590723590781-82638501-04639142-45

Date of survey;

July 21 till July 31, 1985

Geology;

From Ontario Government Preliminary Map P2618, (King, H.L. 1983)

" A large stock composed of diorite and quartz diorite underlies Haycock Township and parts of Jaffray Township, (the Island Lake Diorite/Quartz Diorite). Both phases are massive equigranular and medium grained. A variety of felsic dikes including quartz porphyry, quartz monzon- ite, pegmatite, and porphyritic grano-diorite intrude the stock "

J. C. Davies (1985) mapped the claim group during the spring of 1985 and made the following observations;

" The area is underlain by the Island Lake intrusion which may be zoned. Locally, basalt is predominant in the form of large blocks or abundant inclusions; the northern area of abundant inclusions is interpreted to mark the position of a syncline.

Known mineral occurrences consist mainly of tight, east-northeast to northeast striking shears in which minor pyrite is associated with thin quartz or felsite veins. Pyrite is also associated with inclusion-bearing fine-grained granodiorite. "

Summary of exploration and development on the property to date;

December 1983 VLF 590724August 1984 Geochem. 590049, 590723-24October 1984 Magnetic survey on all 16 claimsJune 1985 Geology on all 16 claims.December 1985 Present survey.

Instrument used in survey

Phoenix VLF-2, Serial #L 1053. Hort. Field Strengh measuredusing the 300 scale.

Method of Survey

The standard VLF surveying technique was employed. Picket lines cut 120m apart along a base line orientated at N45 E. Readings were taken every 25m along the picket lines.

At every 25m station a Dip angle was taken and then a Horizontal Field Strengh reading at right angle to the Dip angle reading.

All reading were taken using Culter Maine.

Total number of stations

696 stations

Number of lines

1 Base line1 Tie line20 Picket lines

Number of line miles

21.2 line miles

Results

Readings from the VLF-2 survey were plotted on a map using a scale of 1:2500. Two map sheets are submitted with this report; 1) A profile plot of the Dip Angles and 2) a Fraser Filter contour plot.

From these plots 7 anomalous areas were detected and labelled A to G. The properties of these 7 anomalies are found in the table which follows.

TABLE OF ANOMALY PROPERTIES

ANOMALY

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

FRASER FILTER VALUE

Moderate

High

Moderate

Low

Low

Low

Moderate

HORT. FIELD STRENGH

High

High

High

Low

Low

High

High

AXIS

055

020

020

020

020

045

055

MAG.

Low

Low

Low

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REMARKS

Axis paralleJs f oiliat ion .

Axis parallels jointing in Quartz Diorite

Diorite & Meta- volcanics .

Diorite SQuartz Diorite

Quartz Diorite

Axis parallels f oiliation

Diorite

Anomalies A & G have a good Horizontal Field Strengh and the axis is at 055 . The field strengh indicates that sulphides may be present in the anomalous zone. The strike of the axis is in the general direction of the shearing which contains gold mineral ization at the Sweden, Gordan and Emmons workings. Anomalies A & G may contain the type of gold mineralization found in the sur rounding area gold occurrences. It is interesting to note that the low ground between the Treasure and Emmons occurrences contains anomaly A.

Anomalies B, C, D and E occur with an axis of 20 which geolog ical mapping has indicated to be a jointing direction. It is thought that these anomalies may be due to water filled joints or shears.

Anomaly F may be due to metavolcanic xenoliths in Quartz Diorite. Trenching, to the north of the anomaly, lies on strike with meta- volcanics mapped in outcrop.

Conclusions

It is believed that structure is important for gold mineralization on the property. The VLF survey was conducted to suppliment the magnitic survey which provided some information to the structural make-up of the claim group.

The anomalies may in most part be due to water filled joints or shears, but anomalies parallel to the local mineralization direction do occur.

l_ ommendat ions

The areas around all anomalies should be prospected; trenched, if nessary to uncover the anomlous zone; and sampled for gold mineralization.

If the reason for anomalies A & G can not be ascertained by this type of work a short drill hole into each may be warranted.

CERTIFICATE

I, G. Clark of the city of Winnipeg, Manitoba, do hereby declare:

1) That I reside at 51 Sandale Drive, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Formerly at 201 Mellick Ave, Kenora, Ontario at the time

of the survey.

2) That I am a Geologist, having graduated from the University

of Manitoba in 1979.

3) That the information contained in the foregoing report

and VLF maps is based on field work preformed during the

month of June 1985.

4) That I have a personal and intimate knowledge of the facts

set forth in the report, having performed the work and

written the report.

H. jST^g Clark

Geologist

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Airborne Credits

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H. 6. Clark 201 MelUck Avenue Kenora, Ontario P9N 3C6

Dear Sir:

RE: Mining claims K 590049, et al, 1n the Township of Haycock

I have not received the reports and maps (1n duplicate) for the Electromagnetic Survey on the above-mentioned claims.

As the assessment "Report of Work" was recorded by the Mining Recorder on October 30. 1985, the 60 day period allowed by Section 77 of the Mining Act for the submission of the technical reports and maps to this office will expire on December 29, 1985.

If the material 1s not submitted to this office by December 29, 1985, I will have no alternative but to Instruct the Mining Recorder to delete the work credits from the claim record sheets.

For further Information, please contact Mr. Arthur Barr at (416) 965-4888.

Yours sincerely,

S.E.YundtDirectorLand Management Branch

Uhltney Block, Room 6643 Queen's Park Toronto, Ontario M7A 1W3 Phone:(416)965-4888

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