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INDUCED POLARIZATION SURVEY REPORT

MAPLE LEAF PROPERTY

PIC TOWNSHIP, MUSSY LAKE AREA, ONTARIO

FOR

GOLDEN TRIO MINERALS LTD.

AND

INTERNATIONAL MAPLE LEAF RESOURCES CORP.

BY RECEIVED

APR 81988

MINING LANDS SECTIONHenry P. Hut, ter i H. B. Se

Durham Geological Services Inc

April 1988

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INTRODUCTION

An Induced Polarization (IP) survey was carried out on part

of n 1GG claim group within Pic Township and Mussy Lake Area,

Thunder Bay Mining Division, Ontario, The Maple Leaf property is

hojd joint.! y by International Maple Leaf Resources Corp. and

Golden Trio Minerals Ltd i

The survey was carried out over selected north-trending, re-

cut grid lines in order to cover areas riot previously surveyed by

IP. A subsequent diamond drill program tested several of the

located anoma.l i es .

The work program was carried out by Exsics Exploration of

Ti mini ns , Ontario.

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LOCATION 8t ACCESS

lM The international Maple Leaf Resources Corp. property is

located 10 hm southeast of Marathon, Ontario in what has become

H known as the Hciiil.o belt of Archean supracrustal rocks. The

western boundary of the property abuts Pukaskwa National Park,

nnd while road access exists to this area, access to the entire

property is best gained by helicopter. Chartered helicopter

services are available in Marathon.

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

A review of the abstracts for the claims which constitute

the northern or- main claim bloch shows that all claims are held

l in the name of International Maple Leaf Resources Corp. holer of

prospectors licence number T-4763.

lTwenty of the twenty-two claims that constitute the Mussy

B Lake claims or south group were recently re-staked by

j International Maple Leaf Resources Corp. and remain recorded in

tlie name of the staker (E. Korba).

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PREVIOUS WORK

Prior to the property being acquired by International Maple

Loaf Resources Corp. the emphasis of mineral exploration in the

area was toward evaluating a large molybdenum.bearing quartz vein

2 hm, east of Playtor Harbor, in the southern part of the

property.

Work on this,zone and the easterly strike extension of this

stratigraphic interval is summarized below:

1930's- Johnson worked large molybdenum bearing quartzvein. Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co. Ltd. completed some trenching and sampling of the quartz ve.i n . Low Grade.

19(55 Rase metal mineralization reported 3 km further east.

196!) Most extensive evaluation of the prospect;14 drill holes totalling 1410 metres as well as I1]M ft magnetometer surveys completed by Citadel Mines Ltd. Arnott (1969) indicates the zone to contain 625 tons per vertical foot of grading 0,2359i MoS2, over a strike length of 800 feet.

1972 Ga lex Minos Ltd. completed 945 metres of diamonddrilling in six holes. Mineralization encountered indicated the presence of lower grade Molybdenum bearing material over similar widths, While gold values reported were quite low, values as high as 0.12 ox/ton gold were reported to the east of the Molybdenum showing.

l lM Keevil Mining Group Limited completed an airborne

geophysical survey. The survey outlined strong magnetic

l features, largely attributed to the presence of ultramafic rocks.

Weak electromagnetic anomalies were detected but no further work

l was reported.

Krana Minos Ltd. conducted an airborne magnetic survey over

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part, of the western half of the subject property.

Since acquiring the subject property in 1982, International

M Map.le Leaf Resources Corp. and Valhalla Resources Ltd. have

completed programs of linecutting (440 foot intervals), magnetic

l surveying, VLF electromagnetic surveying, geological mapping,

soil chemical sampling, induced polarization surveying and

d .i aniond dri l l i ng .

This work, supervised by David R. Bell Geological Services

Inc. located several altered, sericite bearing zones in the

northwest to central parts of the property. While these zones

were crudely delimited, only minor sampling arid drilling were

carried out on all except the west altered zone into which nine

h o.l os were dri l l ed .

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INDUCED POLARIZATION SURVEY

m The survey was carried out by Exsics Exploration of Timmins,

Ontario using a three man crew from November 18 to December 3,

l 1987 and from January 6-9, 1988. The field crew in 1987

consisted of Peter Rasmussen, Ed Brunei and Gerry Boucher all of

l Timmins, Ontario. The field crew in 1988 consisted of Steve

m Anderson and Dar.leno Letwiniuk of Timmins and Dave Hvalica of

Kapuskasing, Ontario.

lA total of 3.02 miles of lines were surveyed on 1.2 separate

grid lines using a Crone battery transmitter and a Scintrex IPR-8

receiver. The survey covered was carried out over the following

10 claims: 641817-818, G41865-866, 641957-959, 641951-952 and

G41938.

The survey was conducted using a dipole-dipole array with a

50 foot "a" spacing and array spacings of N::!, 2 dipoles. For

this survey the measurements were taken in the time domain, so

the transmitted current was a bipolar on-off square wave with

each on or off lasting two seconds. Measurements of resistivity

and chargeability were taken.


DISCUSSION OF RESULTS

Lines 76 to 44W and L24W encountered several, often

continuous narrow, weak to moderate chargeability anomalies which

had associated moderate to high resistivities, Five diamond

drill holes were used to test several of the anomalies. Trace

disseminated sulphides and fine pyrite/ pyrrhotite seams were

encountered in all of the holes.

Lines 84K and 92K encountered a long, narrow high

chargeability anomaly with a strong associated resistivity low.

Two diamond drill holes on the anomaly encountered semi-massive

sulphides associated with sericite schist.

CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Several anomalies were outlined by the IP survey. The

anomalies which had a moderate chargeability and an associated

moderate to high resistivity were proven by diamond drilling to

be caused by fine pyrite/pyrrhoti.te seems mainly within sheared

mafic volcanics. The anomaly which had a high chargeability and

low resistivity was shown by diamond drilling to be caused by

semi-massive sulphides associated with sericite schist within

felsic to intermediate volcanics.

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li is recommended that further work be carried out

consisting of Induced Polarization surveys over the remainder of.

the property believed to be underlain by felsic to intermediate

l volcanics. Diamond drilling would then follow depending on the

results of the IP survey, with preference given to high

l chargeability /low resistivity anomalies.

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ll Respectfully Submitted

lHenry P. Hutteri H.BSc

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Client : GOLDEN TRIO RESOURCES LTD.

Date of Survey : 1/12/87

Operator : PR

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Date of Survey i 8/1/88

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Property : MAPLE LEAF Client : GOLDEN TRIO LTD.

Date of Survey : 1/12/87 Operator s PRElectrode Array t DIPOLE - DIPOLE Mode : TIME DOMAIN Receiver : SCINTREX IPR-8 Transmitter s SCINTREX IPC-9 Pulse Time i 2 Sec on 2 Sec off Delay Time i 450 me Integration Time i 900 ms

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Property : MAPLE LEAFC)i enl : GOLDKN TRIO LTD.

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Client : GOLDEN TRIO LTD.

Date of Survey : 1/12/87

Opprat or t PR

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C J lent : GOLDE'N TRIO LTD.

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HOLE NO.

ML-87-1

ML-87-2

ML-87-3

SAMPLE NO,

8001800280038004

80058006800780088009801080118012801380148015801680178018801980208021

8022802380248025 .802680278028802980308031803280338034803580368037

INTERVAL

165.2-167.3167.3-170.3170.3-173.8173.8-175.8

28.0-30.036.0-38.039.2-42.242.2-45.245.2-47.247.0-50.090.5-92.0118.0-119.8172.4-175.4175.4-178.4178.4-181.4181.4-184.4184.4-186.9186.9-189.9189.9-192.9192.9-195.2212.3-213.8

30.8-31.831.8-33.833.8-36.238.8-39.590.0-93.193.1-95.195.1-96.396.3-99.299.2-102.0150.3-153.3153.3-156.3156.3-159.3159.3-162.3162.3-165.3165.3-168.3168.3-171.3

AG

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1.11.01.11.3.9.9.6

1.1.9.7.4

2.01.32.42.02.41.3

1.51.31.5.4

1.01.0.9

1.0.7

1.4.9.9.8

1.21.1.8

AS

2433

86

181111837

1376

116

23975

5413

11476

2359642

1111231627

BA

663263262

12017235044454618894

15497707195

187329856663478

32320435854627979615045414355855060

MO

1321

22211111211231112

213

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SB

3318

12141311211115341

2331111113212332

83.940.344.935.0

40.141.650.574.854.051.038.839.333.56.16.69.8

10.962.949.755.023.1

131.63.

118.16.19.25.15.15.11. 6.

10.17.26.77.40.49:4

AU-PPB

87

1110

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HOLE NO.

ML-87-3

ML-87-4

ML-87-5

SAMPLE NO,

803880398040804180428043804480458046804780488049805080518052805380548055805680578058805980608061

8062806380648065806680678068

8069807080718072807380748075

INTERVAL

171.3-174.7 184.0-186.0 186.0-189.0 189.0-193.0 193.0-197.0 197.0-201.0 201.0-205.0 205.0-209.0 209.0-213.0 213.0-217.0 217.0-218.5 281.5-285.5 285.5-286.9 286.9-291.2 291.2-295.2 295.2-299.2 299.2-303.2 303.2-307.2 307.2-309.0 309.0-311.8 366.0-368.0 368.0-372.0 372.0-376.0 376.0-379.1

197.5-200.5 248.1-250.3 363.0-365.0 382.5-385.5 425.0-427.0 418.0-420.0 440.0-442.0

131.3-133.3 133.3-135.8 441.6-444.6 444.6-447.6 447.6-450.6 450.6-453.6 453.6-456.6

AG AS BA MO SB AU-PPB

1.01.22.22.32.22.42.01.71.81.81.52.12.41.01.82.11.51.2.9

2.31.32.02.03.2

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125.4129.3107.750.846.963.464.558.070.238.2124.621.698.783.657.6

58.022.817.443.635.721.742.8

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HOLE NO.

ML-87-5

ML-87-6

ML-87-7

ML-87-8

ML-87-9

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SAMPLE NO.

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809880998100

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INTERVAL AG

456.6-459.6 2.459.6-462.6 2.462.6-465.6 1.465.6-468.6 1.468.6-471.6 1.471.6-474.6 1.474.6-477.6 1.477.6-479.0 1.

98.3-101.2 149.0-151.0 270.0-273.0 291. 1-292.2 292.2-295.2 245.2-297.5 297.5-301.1 345.1-347.0 465.3-467.8 510.0-513.0 517.0-520.3

53.3-56.3 56.3-59.3 59.3-61.8

101.0-104.0 104.0-106.0 181.0-184.0 140.0-145.0 150.0-155.0 155.0-159.0

113.5-116.6

16.0-1936.0-3960.0-64.081.0-8494.0-9999.0-104.0 114.0-119 134.0-139.0

AS BA MO SB V AU-PPB

1.5 1.5 1.9

1274

547047

217

132

00000.0.0.0

1.71.31.41.0.9.9.6

1.6

76831533

9213030271

13388

133673

21111112

11111115

18. 140.254.615.226.720.026.094.5

2706859

1077

16.615.16.9

14.419.612.113.816.7

44.125.728.1

18. 140.254.615.226.720.026.094.5

61346584

23

75

1033697

22741916

869

811241522

10

2706859

1077

-4-

HOLE NO.

ML-88-10

SAMPLE NO. INTERVAL AG AS BA MO SB AU-PPB

ML-88-11

ML-88-12

ML-88-13

811381148115811681178118811981208121812281238124

812581268127812881298130813181328133

813781388139814081418142814381448145814681478148814981508151

815281538154

140.0-143.0151.0-154.0155.0-157.0164.0-169.0169.0-171.0179.0-184.0184.0-187.5187.5-192.0219.0-221.0256.5-261.5265.0-270.0285.0-290.0

16.0-19.037.0-39.069.0-71.0105.0-107.0122.0-127.0156.0-159.0201.0-205.0194.0-196.0205.0-209.0

22.0-27.056.0-58.059.0-62.091.0-94.0120.0-124.5167.0-169.0199.0-202.0246.0-248.0287.0-289.5289.5-291.6291.6-293.5293.5-298.6315.0-317.0337.0-342.0346.0-348.5

8.0-11.071.0-75.598.5-102.0

1.3.9.9

1.0.7.8.8

2.01.2.6.5

1.7

1.0.7.9

1.9.7.7

1.0.9.8

.5

.5

.8

.6

.9

.6

.6

.91.2.8

1.0.7

1.1.9

1.0

1.61.01.3

37356361

1094

14

181483

1815134

18

4621

1111124

11111

111613

131710

17687848566162851968881108399

514235

264723924

295113

251619123314261470

25896

297141283480

16329223

3113

221

1

:i

22

111211111111111

141

121311197616

765167515

232375561113544

122

71.223.123.717.324.234.523.1

150.7107.5117.5122.572.1

157.1144.6116.9110.7100.8116.9129.982.5

141.6

96.157.156.8100.6138.5144.5113.583.8

103. 856.897.857.8113.1100.681.0

61.269.268.1

14119

12678

137498

51120565

1137

232214321221452

13565

-5-

HOLE NO.

ML-88-13

ML-88-14

ML-88-15

SAMPLE NO.

81558156815781588159816081618162

81638164816581668167

81688169817081718172817381748175817681778178817981808181818281838184818581868187818881898190819181928193

INTERVAL AG AS BA MO SB AU-PPB

134.5-135.5163.0-166.0139.0-141.0220.0-222258.0-259.0271.5-272.5279.0-281.0302.0-307.0

16.5-17.533.0-34.088.0-90.092.0-97.0153.0-155.0

44.0-47.089.0-94.0159.0-161.0194.0-198.0171.0-175.0296.0-301.0307.0-311.0339.0-344.0344.0-349.0289.0-292.0350.0-351.0356.0-360.0385.5-389.7389.7-394.0406.0-408.0413.5-418.0418.0-422.0422.0-427.0427.0-432.051.5-53.5161.0-163.0267.0-269.0279.0-282.0331.0-334.0336.0-368.0415.0-417.0

1.51.4.9.9

1.1.4.6

1.2

1.21.0

10.4.5.1

.2

.8

.8

.7

.51.1.7

1.11.0.8

1.41.3.7

1.02.61.0.9

1.0.8.8.5

1.0.6.9.4.4

313171815184

18

28139

1629

1478687

1074854

233913128

141011655547

1571842120822421

572

4324578617

5123213446325213717714448

149616453633742434149937915747151

21121112

11215

11111111111111211111111111

31111613

11

1218

112111212121113' 1

1211111121

163. 196.0

116.089.796.269.278.667.7

166.8102.3163.734.749.3

24.845.736.128.828.341.437.646.445.138.751.945.315.610.035.913.613.011.811.729.527.033.219.724.617.412.8

12 *433

1093

10

71310128

117

1088

50142025461953701817401418162535232

MAPLE LEAF PROPERTY ASSAY RESULTS

HOLE NO.

ML-87-1

ML-87-2

ML-87-3

SAMPLE NO.

8001800280038004

800580068007800880098010801 18012801380148015801680178018801980208021

8022802380248025802680278028802980308031803280338034803580368037

INTERVAL

165.2-167.3167.3-170.3170.3-173.8173.8-175.8

28.0-30.036.0-38.039.2-42.242.2-45.245.2-47.247.0-50.090.5-92.0118.0-119.8172.4-175.4175.4-178.4178.4-181.4181 .4-184.4184.4-186.9186.9-189.9189.9-192.9192.9-195.2212.3-213.8

30.8-31.831.8-33.833.8-36.238.8-39.590.0-93.193.1-95.195. 1-96.396.3-99.299.2-102.0150.3-153.3153.3-156.3156.3-159.3159.3-162.3162.3-165.3165.3-168.3168.3-171.3

AG

.91.91.4.6

1.11.01 . 11.3.9.9.6

1. 1.9.7.4

2.01.32.42.02.41.3

1.51.31.5.4

1.01.0.9

1.0.7

1.4.9.9.8

1.21.1.8

AS

2433

86

181 111837

1376

116

23975

5413

11476

2359642

111 1231627

BA

663263262

12017235044454618894

15497707195

187329856663478

32320435854627979615045414355855060

MO

1321

22211111211231112

2131122121121141

SB

3318

12141311211115341

2331111113212332

V

83.940.344.935.0

40. 141.650.574.854.051.038.839.333.56. 16.69.8

10.962.949.755.023. 1

131.463.6118.916.219.625.415.415.311.36.410.017. 126.777.040. 149.4

AU-PPB

87

I 1 10

9987

109

1012II 13968798

11

129

101314131268143257

10

— 2—

HOLE NO.

ML-87-3

ML-87-4

ML-87-5

SAMPLE NO.

803880398040804180428043804480458046804780488049805080518052805380548055805680578058805980608061

8062806380648065806680678068

8069807080718072807380748075

INTERVAL

171.3-174.7 184.0-186.0 186.0-189.0 189.0-193.0 193.0-197.0 197.0-201.0 201.0-205.0 205.0-209.0 209.0-213.0 213.0-217.0 217.0-218.5 281.5-285.5 285.5-286.9 286.9-291.2 291.2-295.2 295.2-299.2 299.2-303.2 303.2-307.2 307.2-309.0 309.0-311.8 366.0-368.0 368.0-372.0 372.0-376.0 376.0-379.1

197.5-200.5 248.1-250.3 363.0-365.0 382.5-385.5 425.0-427.0 418.0-420.0 440.0-442.0

131.3-133.3 133.3-135.8 441.6-444.6 444.6-447.6 447.6-450.6 450.6-453.6 453.6-456.6

AG AS BA MO SB V AU-PPB

1.01.22.22.32.22.42.01.71.81.81.52. 12.41.01.82.11.51.2.9

2.31 .32.02.03.2

1.4.7.8.9.8.8.8

.5

.91.31. 11.11. 11.2

176

141736261469

2224109

1651

13141010

19

127

7268615

13

117

182230

49244

1036714763268497247767779786933207297288282294302208444142285432346

218867898918290

24226658555465

1221212132

. 22111112211211

2111112

1111111

134617634463712244263524

1123121

1141661

34.648.0

125.9123.7124.2143.8137.798.785.4

125.4129.3107.750.846.963.464.558.070.238.2124.621 .698.783.657.6

58.022.817.443.635.721 .742.8

15.913.529.851 .517.218.312.0

i 6452311332432

2118213452142

9326842

171682

1149

-3-

HOLE NO.

ML-87-5

ML-87-6

ML-87-7

ML-87-8

ML-87-9

ML-88-10

SAMPLE NO.

80768077807880798080808180828083

80848085808680898090809280938094809580968097

809880998100

810181028103813481358136

8104

8105810681078108810981 1081 1181 12

INTERVAL

456.6-459.6 459.6-462.6 462.6-465.6 465.6-468.6 468.6-471.6 471.6-474.6 474.6-477.6 477.6-479.0

98.3-101.2 149.0-151.0 270.0-273.0 291.1-292.2 292.2-295.2 245.2-297.5 297.5-301.1 345.1-347.0 465.3-467.8 510.0-513.0 517.0-520.3

53.3-56.3 56.3-59.3 59.3-61.8

101.0-104.0 104.0-106.0 181.0-184.0 140.0-145.0 150.0-155.0 155.0-159.0

113.5-116.6

16.0-19.036.0-39.060.0-64.081.0-84.094.0-99.099.0-104.0114.0-119.0134.0-139.0

AG AS BA MO SB V AU-PPI

2. 2. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1.

1. 1. 1.

6 2 0 2 1 1 0 1

5 5 9

46 92 53 72 12 51 5 55 8 92 4 61 7 74 6 76

12 54 7 70 4 47

2 1 2 1 1 1 2 2

2 1 7

10 12 3 1 1 2 1 1

1 3 2

16. 15. 6.

14. 19. 12. 13. 16.

44. 25. 28.

6 1 9 4 6 1 8 7

1 7 1

6 13 4 6 5 8 4

23

7 5

10 33 6 9 7

22 74 19 16

8 6 9

8 11 24 15 2 2

10

1.71.31.41.0.9.9.6

1.6

76831533

9213030271

13388

133673

21111112

11111115

18.40.54.15.26.20.26.94.

12627005

2706859

1077

-4-

HOLE NO.

ML-88-10

SAMPLE NO. INTERVAL AG AS BA MO SB AU-PPI

ML-88-11

ML-88-12

ML-88-13

81 1381 1481158116811781 1881 1981208121812281238124

812581268127812881298130813181328133

813781388139814081418142814381448145814681478148814981508151

815281538154

140.0-143.0151.0-154.0155.0-157.0164.0-169.0169.0-171.0179.0-184.0184.0-187.5187.5-192.0219.0-221 .0256.5-261.5265.0-270.0285.0-290.0

16.0-19.037.0-39.069.0-71.0105.0-107.0122.0-127.0156.0-159.0201.0-205.0194.0-196.0205.0-209.0

22.0-27.056.0-58.059.0-62.091.0-94.0120.0-124.5167.0-169.0199.0-202.0246.0-248.0287.0-289.5289.5-291.6291.6-293.5293.5-298.6315.0-317.0337.0-342.0346.0-348.5

8.0-11.071.0-75.598.5-102.0

1.3.9.9

1.0.7.8.8

2.01.2.6.5

1.7

1.0.7.9

1.9.7.7

1.0.9.8

.5

.5

.8

.6

.9

.6

.6

.91.2.8

1.0.7

1. 1.9

1.0

1.61.01.3

37356361

1094

14

181483

1815134

18

4621

1111124

11111

111613

131710

17687848566

16285

1968881

108399

514235

264723924

295113

251619123314261470

25896

297141283480

16329223

3113111112- 21

111311122

111211111111111

141

121311197616

765167515

232375561113544

122

71 .223. 123.717.324.234.523. 1150.7107.51 17.5122.572. 1

157. 1144.6116.9110.7100.8116.9129.982.5

141.6

96. 157.156.8

100.6138.5144.5113.583.8

103.856.897.857.8

113. 1100.681.0

61.269.268. 1

141 19

12678

137498

51120565

1137

232214321221452

13565

—5—

HOLE NO.

ML-88-13

SAMPLE NO. INTERVAL AG AS BA MO SB V AU-PPB.

ML-88-14

ML-88-15

8181818181818181

8181818181

8181818181818181818181818181818181818181818181818181

5556575859606162

6364656667

6869707172737475767778798081828384858687888990919293

134.163.139.220.258.271.279.302.

16.33.88.92.

153.

44.89.

159.194.171.296.307.339.344.289.350.356.385.389.406.413.418.422.427.51.

161.267.279.331.336.415.

5-135.0-166.0-141.0-2220-259.5-272.0-281.0-307.

5-17.50-34.00-90.00-97.00-155.

0-47.00-94.00-161.0-198.0-175.0-301.0-311.0-344.0-349.0-292.0-351.0-360.5-389.7-394.0-408.5-418.0-422.0-427.0-432.5-53.50-163.0-269.0-282.0-334.0-368.0-417.

500

0500

0

00000000007000000

000000

1.51.4.9.9

1.1.4.6

1.2

1.21.0

10.4.5. 1

.2

.8

.8

.7

.51. 1.7

1. 11.0.8

1.41.3.7

1.02.61.0.9

1.0.8.8.5

1.0.6.9.4.4

313171815184

18

28139

1629

1478687

1074854

233913128

141011655547

1571842120822421

572

4324578617

51232134463252

13717714448

149616453633742434149937915747151

21121112

1. 1

215

11111111111111211111111111

31111613

11

1218

11211121212111311211111121

163. 196.0

1 16.089.796.269.278.667.7

166.8102.3163.734.749.3

24.845.736. 128.828.341.437.646.445.138.751.945.315.610.035.913.613.011.811.729.527.033.219.724.617.412.8

12433

1093

10

71310128

117

1088

50142025461953701817401418162535232

EXSICS EXPLORATION LIMITEDCONTRACTING 8. CONSULTING GEOPHYSICS

Tel. (705) 267-4151

INVOICE

P.O. Box 1880Timmins, Ontario P4N 7X1

Invoice #: 213 Our Project #: EE-83

ON ACCOUNT WITH: Golden Trio Resourcesc/o Durham Geological Services Inc.P.O. Box 734Timmins, OntarioP4N 7G2

IN CONSIDERATION FOR: Maple Leaf ProjectYour Project Reference #71 I.P. survey

AT A RATE OF: Nov 18 - Dec 3 inclusive (including mobe, camp set-up and de-mobe)16 days @ Sl,325.007day S21,200.00 Expenses (Breakdown attached) ft 1,648.00

SUB TOTAL LESS INVOICE 186 (ADVANCE NOT YET RECEIVED)

TOTAL OF THIS INVOICE:

$22,848.00 S 8.439.00

514,409.00

DATE: December 7, 1987

SIGNED:

Payment due upon receipt of Invoice. No statements issued. Terms: Net 30 days from date of billing on approved credit.

21 interest/month on overdue accounts.

EXSICS EXPLORATION LIMITEDCONTRACTING ft CONSULTING GEOPHYSICS

Tel. (705) 267-4151 P.O. Box 1880Timmins, Ontario P4N 7X1

TIME SHEET FOR MAPLE LEAF PROJECT, EE-83

Consulting Fees R, J. Meikle:

Nov 25 - Interpretation of 1983 I.P. results and planning of drill program with B. Durham and lan Reid 2/3 day

Nov 27 - Fly to Marathon and in to I.P. camp, consult on data and spot 3 DDK with lan Reid - includes re-changing base-line l day

Nov 28 - No flights on Nov 29 due to weatherDraw drill sections, check collars and change two locations Look for core shack facilities l day

Nov 29 - No flights due to weatherCheck core at DDK #1 site and spotted DDH-ML-4,5,6 l day

Nov 30 - Start to log DDK #1, check on I.P. crew l dayDec l - Fly back to Timmins in morning N/C

Total: 4 2/3 days @ SSOO.OO/day

Expenses: R. Meikle, Flying costs

Parking

Total Expenses

,400.00

236.00

12.00

,648.00



, , *

EXSICS EXPLORATION LIMITEDCONTRACTING ft CONSULTING GEOPHYSICS Invoice It:

Our Project340

EE-83

Tel. (705) 267-4151 P.O. Box 1880Timmins, Ontario P4N 7X1

ON ACCOUNT WITH: Golden Trio Resourcesc/o Durham Geological Services IncP.O. Box 7 3UT imm i ns, Ontar i oPW 7G2

IN CONSIDURATION FOR:

AT A RATE OF: a AN

Maple Leaf ProjectYour Project Reference #71I.P. survey

6 MOBE TO MARATHON1 WEATHER- chopper couldn't fly8 IP9 IP

SI,100.00 l,100.00 l.325.00

TOTAL OF THIS INVOICE:

DATE: February 18, 1988

S I GN ED :



*Ontario

Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand MinesMinistere duDeveloppement du Nord et des Mines

2.11020 PIC 900

May 31, 1988 Your File: W8804-230 Our file: 2.11020

Mining RecorderMinistry of Northern Development and Mines435 James Street SouthP.O. Box 5000Thunder Bay, OntarioP7C 5G6

Dear Madam:

RE: Notice of Intent dated May 16, 1988Geophysical (Induced Polarization) Survey and Data for Assaying submitted on Mining Claims TB 641866 et al

___in Pic Township and Mussy Lake_______

OiOLOGICAtASSESSMENT FILES

OFFICE

JUN B 1988

RECEIVED

The assessment work credits, as listed with the above-mentioned Notice of Intent, have been approved as of the above date.

Please inform the recorded holder of these mining claims and so indicate on your records.

Yours sincerely,

W.R. Cowan, ManagerMining Lands SectionMines and Minerals Division

Whitney Block, Room 6610 Queen's Park Toronto, Ontario M7A 1W3

Telephone: (416) 965-4888

tH:pl nclosure: Technical Assessment Work Credits

cc: Mr. G.H. FergusonMining S Lands Commissioner Toronto, Ontario

Resident Geologist Thunder Bay, Ontario

International Maple Leaf Resources Corp.P.O. Box 10108Suite 1550609 Granvi Ile StreetVancouver, B.C.V7Y 1C6

' Ministry ofNorthern Development and Mines

Technical Assessment Work Credits

OntarioDate

May 16, 1988

File

2.11020Mining Recorder's Report of Work No.

W8804-230

AMENDEDRecorded Holder

International Maple Leaf Resources Corp.Township or Area

Pic Township and Mussy Lake Area.

Type of survey and number of Assessment days credit per claim

GeophysicalElectromagnetic rtayc

Magnetometer rlays

40(nrliireri pnlsrijatinn . days

Other " days

Section 77 (19) See "Mining Claims Assessed" column

Geological rlays

Geochemical days

Man days Q3 Airborne f~l

Special provision [ | Ground 0

O Credits have been reduced because of partial coverage of claims.

| j Credits have been reduced because of corrections to work dates and figures of applicant.

Mining Claims Assessed

TB 641866 641957-58-59

Special credits under section 77 (16) for the following mining claims

Mo credits have been allowed for the following mining claimsf] not sufficiently covered by the survey 0 insufficient technical data filed

TB 641955-56

The Mining Recorder may reduce the above credits if necessary in order that the total number of approved assessment days recorded on each claim does not exceed the maximum allowed as follows: Geophysical - 80; Gcologocal - 40; Geochemical - 40; Section 77(19) - 60.

628 (85/12)

Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Technical Assessment Work Credits

OntarioDate

May 9, 1988

File

E. 11020Mining Recorder's Report ofWork ^0-W8804-230

Recorded Holder

International Maple Leaf Resources Corp.Township or Area

Pic Township and Mussy Lake AreaType of survey and number of

Assessment days credit per claimGeophysical

Other rlays

Section 77 (19) See "Mining Claims Assessed" column

Geological days

Geochfimir.al , days

Man days | | Airborne l |

Special provision [~~] Ground fi

FI Credits have been reduced because of partial coverage of claims.

| | Credits have been reduced because of corrections to work dates and figures of applicant.

Mining Claims Assessed

i

S2,654.78 SPENT ÔN ASSAYING SAMPLES TAKEN FROM MINING CLAIMS:

TB 641818 to 822 inclusive 641827-30-63 641938-51-54-57-58-60-80

176 DAYS CREDIT ALLOWED WHICH MAY BE GROUPED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 76(6) OF THE MINING ACT R.S.O. 1980.

Special credits under section 77 (16) for the following mining claims

Mo credits have been allowed for the following mining claims

[~~| not sufficiently covered by the survey f~| insufficient technical data filed

The Mining Recorder may reduce the above credits if necessary in order that the total number of approved assessment days recorded on each claim does not exceed the maximum allowed as follows: Geophysical -80; Geologocal - 40; Geochemical -40; Section 77(19) -60.

628 (85/12)

l

Ministry of " Report of Work~Northern Affairsand Mines (Geophysical, Geological,

Ontario . Geochemical and Expenditut t f--

Typl

DOCUMENT

Mining Act

InstrxSctions: — uMeaseitvpe or print.— tf number of mining claims traversed |

exceeds space on this form, attach a list. Note: - Only days credits calculated in the

"Expenditures" section may be entered j in the "Expend. Days Cr." columns. 3o not use shaded areas below.

T^fc ^^ ^

PLc Twp/ Mussy Lake Area"TProspectoPrLTcVnc

l T 4763NoT

Survey(s)

Induced Polarization/ Assaying"cis i m "Holder" fs f -—- —— .- - — — --.— —.

International Maple Leaf Resources Corp.Address

P.O. Box 10108, Suite 1550, 609 Granville St. Vancouver, B.C. V7Y 1C6Survev~Company 'bate of Survey (from fiTTo! 'To78~MrieY~oT]FnTcln

Exsics Exploration/ Min-En LabsName and Address of Author (of Geo-Technical report)

Credits Requested per Each Claim in Columns at rightSpecial Provisions

For first survey;

Enter 40 days. (This includes line cutting)

For each additional survey: using the same grid:

Enter 20 days (for eachl

Man Days

Complete reverse side and enter total(s) here

RECEIV

APR \ 9 \

-MM!!3 l?.:!D3Airborne Credits

Note: Special p-ovisionS credits do not apply to Airborne Surveys.

Geophysical

- Electromagnetic

., - Magnetometer

* Radiometric

- Other

Geological

Geochemical

Geophysical

- Electromagnetic

r* —Magnetometer!: U

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3B& Other ip

Geologicalr* -" '-T ' \ ^~ *- ;îsochemical

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Days per Claim

Days per Claim

40

Days perClaim

Expenditures (excludes power stripping)Type of Work Performed Drill Core

Induced Polarization/AssayingPerformed on Claim(s)

641817-818, 641865-866

641958-959, 641951-952Gale ulatlon of Expenditure Days Credit!

Total Expenditure*

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, 641957,

, 641938

Total Dayi Crediti

s 176Instruction*

Total Day* Credit! may be apportioned at the claim holder's choice. Enter number of dayi credits per claim selected In columns at right.

Date

March 28/88Recojded Holder t* Agent (Signature)

Certification Verifying Report of Work

Mining Claims Traversed (List in numerical sequence)

Total number of mining ctalrnt covered by thlt report of work.

For Df f ice Use OnlyTotal DayiCr.jDate Recorded Recorded

1 hereby certify that l have a personal and intimate knowledge of the facts set forth in the Report of Work annexed hereto, having performed the work or witnessed same during and/or after its completion and the annexed report is true.

Name and Postal Address of Person Certifying

Henry P. H u 11 e r i Box 734, Timmins, Ontario P4N 7G2Date Certified

March 28/88Certified by (Signature)

1362 (85/9)

Assessment Work Breakdown

Man Days are based on eight (8) hour Technical or Line-cutting days. Technical days include work performed by consultants, draftsmen, etc..

Type o1 S urvey

Technical Days

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Technical Days Credits

7 = | 357

Line-cutting Days Total Credits

+ | 0 "' 357

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Claims î t

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Una-cutting Dayi

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DURHAMGEOLOGICALSERVICES INC. m.26i.9m

April 7, 1988

Mining Lands Section Room 6610, Whitney Block Queens Park, Toronto M7A 1W3

Re; IP Report on a property in Pic Township and Mussy Lake Area, Thunder Bay Mining Division

Dear Sir,

Enclosed are the IP work reports required for assessment credits as well as copies of the Report of Work we submitted. The IP work credits were claimed under Man Days.

Sincerely,

Henry P. Hutteri R ECEIVED Durham Geological Services

HPH;dh n t " ^ 1988 Encl.

MINING LANDS SECTION

April 11, 1988 File: 2.11020

Mining RecorderMinistry of Northern Development and Mines435 James Street SouthP.O. Box 5000Thunder Bay, OntarioP7C 566

Dear Madam:

He received reports and maps on April 8, 1988 for a Geophysical (Induced Polarization) Survey and Data for Assaying subnltted on Mining Claims TB 641866 et al In the Township of Pic and the Area of Hussy Lake.

We do not have a copy of the report of work which 1s normally filed with your office prior to the submission of this technical data. Please forward a copy as soon as possible. If we have not received a report of work by June 8, 1988, this material will be examined and assessed and a statement of assessment work credits will be Issued.Yours sincerely,

W.R. Cowan, Manager Mining Lands Section Mines A Minerals DivisionWhitney Block, Room 6610 Queen's Park Toronto, Ontario M7A 1U3

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Mr. Henry P. HutteH Durham Geological Services P.O. Box 734 Timmins Ontario P4N 762

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