43A12SEei89 2 ,6349 JAMIESON 010

Report on Magnetometer Survey, Glory Property,

Robb and Jamieson Townships, Ontario

by

William 0. Karvinen, Ph.D.

January 1984

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Introduction

In early December of 1983 Terry Fricker and Bruce Raine, in the employ

of W.O. KARVINEN St Associates Ltd., carried out a proton magnetometer survey

on a 19-claim property in Robb and Jamieson townships owned by Glory Mining

and Refining Ltd. of Pickering. The survey was done on a 400 ft. by 100 ft.

grid cut earlier by Henry Gonzalez Exploration Services of Timmins. Purpose

of the survey was to assist in interpreting bedrock geology.

Property Description

The property comprises 19 contiguous claims numbered P606091 to P606200

inclusive, P6060207 to P606214 inclusive and claim P606234. The claims are

1007o owned by Glory Mining and Refining Ltd., Suite 800, 1305 Sheridan Mall

Parkway, Pickering, Ont.

Location and Access

The claims are located south of the little Kamiskotia River and just

east of Kamiskotia Lake, about 25 miles northwest of Timmins, Ontario.

The property can be reached via Highway 576. An old bush road crosses the

property from east to west.

Previous Work

In the recent past, most of the property has been cut by control grids

mainly for electromagnetic surveys searching for massive base metal sulfides.

A grid cut by Canadian Lencourt Mines Ltd. and Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd.

covers much of the claims. In addition, older work by Dominion Gulf Company

covers the northern portion. In the former work a few electromagnetic.con

ductors were located and two diamond drill holes put down with no success.

No record of any magnetic survey on the property is available.

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Glory Property, Robb and Jamieson Townships

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Government geologic maps of the area indicate the property to be under

lain by gabbroic rocks of the Kamiskotia intrusive complex, northwest-trending

mafic volcanics and a high level intrusion of quartz-feldspar porphyry.

The latter rock and its contact area is considered to have potential for

gold mineralization.

Present Survey

The magnitude of the total magnetic field was measured with a Unimag

proton magnetometer at 100-ft. intervals along each of the grid cross lines.

Traverses were tied into base stations at intervals of no less than one

hour and daily variations were controlled by regular readings of some stations

recorded the previous day. The data were corrected accordingly and a list

of final results, accurate to ilO gammas was obtained. The data is displayed

on a contour map enclosed in this report.

Interpretation of Results

The 200 gamma interval used to contour the results delineates distinct

magnetic values and patterns associated with the different rock types (see

map) .

The north-trending linear positive anomalies, most apparent on the west

side of the property in claims P606191, P606196, P606200 and P606207 indicate

diabase dikes.

The northwest-southeast trending elongated but disconnected positive

anomalies reflect the variation in magnetic susceptibility of mafic volcanic

flows and interflow material.

Broad negative magnetic anomalies, located mainly in Jamieson Township

(claims P606212, P606213, P606214, P606234 and P606209)delineate felsic rocks,

which in this particular area have been mapped as granophyric quartz-albite

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porphyry. The smaller negative anomalies appear to be related to and adjacent

to positive anomalies probably caused by diabase or locally higher suscepti

bilities in lavas.

Interflow sulfides (mainly pyrite, pyrrhotite and chalcopyrite) are

found in old pits in outcrop in the northwest corner of claim P606210.

Gabbroic rocks forming part of the Kamiskotia mafic intrusive complex are

also known to occur on the property. Some of the anomalies, particularly

the strong positive anomaly in the central part of claim P606213 is related

to contact features of a gabbroic intrusion. This anomaly was drilled during

an earlier survey by Canadian Lencourt Mines Ltd.

Conclusions

This detailed total field magnetic survey clearly outlines the geometry

and distribution of the variety of bedrock on the property. The data will

be very useful in compiling an accurate bedrock map after all outcrops and

overburden have been mapped in detail. Subtle magnetic features can then

be used to outline alteration zones associated with gold mineralization.

CERTIFICATE

I, William Oliver Karvinen of 32 Lakeland Point Drive, Kingston, Ont.,

Geologist and President of W. O. KARVINEN A Associates Ltd., do hereby

certify that:

The information contained in this report is accurate and correct;

I have no interest in the property described herein;

I hold a Doctorate of Philosophy and an Honours B.Se. in geology from

Queen's University (1974 and 1968) and a Master of Science in geology from

the University of British Columbia (1970);

I am a fellow of the Geological Association of Canada and a member of the

Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy;

I personally supervised and monitored the survey described herein;

I have been actively carrying out mineral exploration and consultative

services in Canada for over five years.

Kingston, Ontario

January 30, 1984 Dr. William 0. Karvinen

Appendix A

Description and Specifications of a Proton Magnetometer.

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l - INTRODUCTION

The McPhar model GP-70 Proton Magnetometer is a light

weight, portable instrument! designed for field operation under

widely varying environmental conditions. It measures the absolute

magnitude of the total magnetic field within the range of 20, 000

to 100,000 gammas with an accuracy of l gamma - 15 parts

per million of the field under measurement. The instrument is

simple to operate and requires no special skills. A complete

reading is obtained in 3.6 seconds by depressing a push-button.

The magnetic field intensity is read directly in gammas from a

5-digit display.

2 - PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION

The operation of the GP-70 magnetometer is based on the

principle of NUCLEAR FREE PRECESSION of polarized hydrogen

protons in the presence of an external magnetic field.

The frequency of precession is always directly proportional to

the magnitude of the total field, and is free of orientation require*

ments and temperature drift.

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The relation between precession frequency w (La r mo r frequency)Liand total magnetic field HQ is expressed as the gyromagnetic ratio yp , a physical constant derived from the properties of the atomic nucleus, as follows :

w loy., s r:—— - 2 6751.3 (radians/second-oersted)

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If w s Ztrf . then

2irfL 2irfL HO ' ———— s 2675173 S 23. 4874 x 10

But since. l oersted s 10 gammas *

H = 23.4874 x f,O

In order to obtain a direct readout in one gamma units by conventional frequency counting methods, the required counting period T c can be calculated as follows t

s means " equal by definition ")

SL x Tc t Hg , or

Tc s -~ r 23 '?874 X—— . 23.4874 seconds C

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But since the'amplitude of the precession signal produced by a practical fluid such as Kerosene decays with an average

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time constant ( T^ ) of 1.2 seconds, a more suitable counting period is obtained by electronic multiplication of the La r mo r frequency by a factor of 64, as follows :

fL x 64 x Tc s H

Hg64

g '23.4874 x fL f x 64 0.36699 sec.

During the count period Tc , the amplitude of the precession signal decays as follows :

If T

envelope of precession signal

s tj-to* 0.36699 sec., and -

s 1.2 sec., and Eo s 1 007o , then

E0 6 a 73.65 7o approx.

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During the count period T i the amplitude of the precession signal decays to approximately 7370 of its maximum value.

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The fluid in the sensor is first polarized by a strong magnetic field ( 100 Gauss ). After the polarizing field has been removed , the protons of the fluid start processing around the earth's magnetic field, and their combined magnetic moments induce a small alter nating signal voltage in the sensor coil . This signal is amplified i filtered and frequency-multiplied by a factor of 64.

The multiplied signal frequency is then accurately measured by a crystal-controlled frequency counter, and the count* equivalent to the earth's magnetic field in gammas, is displayed on the five- digit readout .

UNPACKING AND INSPECTION

Carefully unpack the equipment and inspect for shipping damage. If the instrument or accessories were damaged during transit, the carrier should be notified immediately , so he can arrange for repair or replacement.

Compare contents of shipping container with parts list below :

l GP-70 Magnetometer Console*l Carrying Case ,l Shoulder Strap ,l Sensor,24 Eveready # E 95

Alkaline Batteries ,

l Sensor Cable1 Aluminum Staff2 Instruction Manualsl Screw Driver

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8 SPECIFICATIONS

Sensitivity:

Range:

Operating Temperature:

Absolute Accuracy:

Cycling Time:

Display:

Power Supply:

l gamma

20i 000 to 100,000 gammas in ten switch positions (worid-wide).

- 40C to (-400F to -H30OF)

•j- l gamma and t 15 parts per million of measured field, over range of -30 OC to * 50OC.

Single Reading -3.6 sec. /reading. Continuous Readings -2.5 seconds/reading.

5 digits in-line light emitting diode numbers..

Standard - 12 internally mounted Alkaline size "D" Optional - 2 internally mounted rechargeable non ferrous storage batteries. External power supply recharges battery through sensor connector.

AlkalineBatteryLife: 10,000 readings approx. at 25 C ambient, decreasing

to 1,000 readings approx. at -30 C ambient.

Storage Battery:

Storage Battery Discharge:

Globe Gel/Cell # GC 826-1 (2 required)

Approx. 3,000 readings from a fully charged new battery.

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Sensor:

Sensor Fluid:

Magnetic Field Gradient Tolerance:

Dimensions:

Weights:

Omni-directional and noise cancelling, electro statically balanced toroidal coil, contained in a hermetically sealed nylon case.

cubic centimeters of laboratory grade Kerosene. ( Fisher Scientific # K 10 or equivalent)

260 gammas per ft. (850 gammas per meter) maximum in a low noise environment.

Console - 3" x 6" x 9.5" high { 7.5x15x24 cm) Sensor - 4.5" dia. x 4" high (11.4 x 10. l cm)Staff - 5 ft., extended ( 1.52 meters )

2 ft. collapsed ( 0.61 meters )

Console - 3.81bs. (1.73kg)4

Sensor fe Cable - 5 Ibs. ( 2.3 kg )

Staff - l Ibs. . (0.45kg )12 Alkaline "D" cells - 3.8 Ibs ( 1.73 kg )2 Gel/cells # GC 826-1 - 3.5 Ibs ( 1.59 kg )

9 - ALKALINE BATTERY CROSS REFERENCE

Eveready # E 95Burgess # AL 2Marathon f 122Sears # 4653

Bright Star Mallory RCA NEDA

jif 7520# Mn 1300# VS 1336 f 13 A

•i a . ^*Ministry* Report of Work

(GeoPhys 'ca| . Geological. Ontario ~ * Geochemical and Expenditures!

42A12SE0189 Z . 6349 JAMIESON

The Minir90(2)

Type of Survey(t)

__________Geophysical————————Claim HoldarU)

Glory Mining and Refining Ltd.

Robb and Jamieson^townshipsRotpSetor't Licence No.

T-1084Addreit

Suite 800, 1305 Sheridan Mall Parkway, Pickering, Ont. L1V 3P2Survey Company

W. O. KARVINENDate of Survey (from St to) Total Miles of lin* Cut

18Associates Ltd. 03 . 12 , 83 l 12 12 83Pay i Mo. l Yr, l Day l Mo. | Yr.

Name and Address of Author (of Qeo-Technicel report)

^^^^32 Lakeland Point Dr., Kingston, Ont. K7M 4E7Credits 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 each)

Man Days

Complete reverse side end enter total(s) here

Airborne Credits

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

Geophysical

- Electromagnetic

- Magnetometer

- Radiometric

- Other

Geological

Geochemical

Geophysical

- Electromagnetic

- Magnetometer

- Radiometric

- Other

Geological

Geochemical

Electromagnetic

Magnetometer

Radiometric

Days perClaim

40

Days perClaim

Days per Claim

Mining Claims Traversed (List in numerical sequence)

Expenditures (excludes power stripping)Type o* Work Performed

Performed on Clai

Calculation of Expenditure Days Credits

Total Expenditures

InstructionsTotal Days Credits may be apportioned at the claim holder'i choice. Enter number of days credits per claim (elected in columns at right.

Mining ClaimPrefix Number

606^91 fcj

606192

606193

606194

606195

606196

606197

606198

606199

606200

606207

606208

606209

606210

606211

606212

606213

606214.

606234

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

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Date

Dec. 12,-83

Recorded Holder or Agent (Signature)

Certification Verifying Report of Workl hereby certify that l have a personal and intimate knowledge of the facts tet forth in the Report of Work ennexe3*Kereto, 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

William O. Karvinen

32 Lakeland Point Dr., Kingston, Ont.Date Certified

Dec. 12, 1983Certified by (Signature)

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Ministry ofNaturalResources

March 29, 1984

Glory Mining and Refining LtdSuite 8001305 Sheridan Mall ParkwayPickering, OntarioL1V 3P2

Dear Sirs:

subiRE: Geophysical (Magnetometer) Survey Mining Claims P 606191 et al in the of Robb and Jamieson

Enclosed are the plans, in duplicate, for tnT above-mentioned survey. Please have the author of the report indicate the raw data on the Magnetometer maps as original readings are required on magnetic contour maps having low gradients. Please return these maps to this office as soon as possible.

For further information, please contact Mr. F.W. Matthews at (416)965-6918.

Yours sincerely, RECEIVEDm 3 O 1984

MIHING IAHDS SECTION

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rundt fetor

Land Management Branch

whitney Block, Room 6643 Queen's Park Toronto, Ontario M7A 1W3 Phone:(416)965-6918

M.E. Anderson:mc

cc: Mining Recorder Timmins, Ontario

March 29, 1984 Your File: 406 Our File: 2.6349

Glory Mining and Refining Ltd Suite 800 9 o 1305 Sheridan Mall Parkway Pickering, Ontario

3 TDear Sirs:

RE: Geophysical (Magnetometer) Survey submitted on Mining Claims P 606191 et al 1n the Townships of Robb and Jamieson

Enclosed are the plans, In duplicate, for the above-mentioned survey. Please have the author of the report Indicate the raw data on the Magnetometer maps as original readings are required on magnetic contour maps having low gradients. P'lease return these maps to this office as soon as possible.

For further Information please contact Mr. F. W. Matthews at (416)965-6918.

Yours sincerely,

S.E. YundtDirectorLand Management Branch

Whitney Block, Room 6643 Queen's Park Toronto, Ontario M7A 1W3 Phone:(416)965-6918

M.E. Anderson:mc

cc: Mining Recorder Timmins, Ontario

Ontario

Ministry of GeotechnicalSSces ReP0rt Hi Approval

File

p Mining Lands Comments

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To: G.ophyiios

Comments

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.pproved to see again with corrections JTo: G eology - Expenditures

Comments

P~| Approved [ | Wish to see again with correctionsDate Signature

To: Geochemistry

Comments

[^Approved Wish to see again with correctionsDate Signature

D To: Mining Lands Section, Room 6462, Whitney Block. (Tel: 5-1380) ,,

t J693/BJ/JD)

Your File: Our File:

4062.6349

1984 02 13

Mining RecorderMinistry of Natural Resources60 Wilson AvenueTimmins, OntarioP4N 2S7

Dear Sir:

We have received reports and maps for a Geophysical (Magnetometer) survey submitted under Special Provisions (credit for Performance and Coverage) on mining claims P 606191 et al In the Townships of Robb and Jamieson.This material will be examined and assessed and a statement of assessment work credits will be Issued.Yours very truly,

J. R. MortonActing DirectorLand Management BranchWhitney BlockRoom 6643Queen's ParkToronto, OntarioM7A 1W3Phone: 416 (965-1380)A. Barr:dg

cc: Glory Mining and Refining Ltd. Suite 8001305 Sheridan Mall Parkway Pickering, Ontario LIY 3P2

cc: W. C. Karvinen A Associates Ltd. 32 Lakeland Point Dr. Kingston, Ontario K7M4E7

Approved Reports of Work sent out

Notice of Jntent filedM

Approval after Notice of Jntent sent out

Duplicate sent to Resident Geologist

Duplicate sent to A.F.R.O.

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DATE: DEC. I983-, JAN. 1984 DRAWN C.SZOMBATHY