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42A06SE19Se 2 .6498 LANGMUIR 010

Basal Ti11 Sampling

Report

on the

Langmuir West Grid

Langmuir and Fallon Townships

Porcupine Mining Division

District of Timiskaming, Ontario

NTS 42A/6Latitude 48 0 16.5'NLongitude 81 o3'W

August 30, 1985

By : P. Mi ller

RECEIVEDod O 11985

MINING UNDS SECTION

42A06SE1950 8.8490 LANGMUIR 01OC

Table of Contents

Introduction and Summary of Results......................... 1-2

Location and Access......................................... 3-5

Physiography and Vegetation................................. 5-6

Property Description........................................ 6

Survey Procedure . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-8

Property Geology............................................ 8-13

Lithology............................... ....... .... 8-11

Quaternary Geology. ................................11

Structural Geology..................... ............12

Economic Geology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12- 13

Results of Till Ident if ications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-14

Results of + S mesh Clast Identif ications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15

Results of -5 to +250 mesh, Heavy Mineral . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-16

Grain Identifications.......................................

Certification............ ...................................18

Appendices I Overburden Drill Logs

II Mineral Identifications of the Heavy Mineral Separates of the -5 to +250 Size Fraction

III Geophysica 1-Geological -Geochemical Technical Data Statement

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Figures

1 Location Map (1:1,600,000)

2 Location Map (l :250,000)

Maps

Basal Till Sampling, +5M clast Lithology Identification

Introduction and Summary of Results

This report describes the results of a basal till

sampling program designed to determine the causative sources

of VLF electromagnetic anomalies, previously outlined in a

geophysical survey performed in 1984. Valuable information was

gained about the bedrock geology and the type of overburden in

the vicinity of the conductors. The Langmuir West property

is situated in Langmuir and Fallon townships 30 kilometers

southeast of the city of Timmins. Mr. David J. Meunier of South

Porcupine, Ontario is the owner of the surveyed claims.

R. Cormier and Associates Ltd. were contracted to carry

out the basal till sampling program between May 29 to June 9, 1985

utilizing a pionjar drill. Five lines of holes were drilled over

four separate conductors, Holes were drilled at 25 and 12.5 meter

intervals along grid lines trending at OOO 0 . In total 45 holes

with an aggregate length of 294.1 meters were drilled. Microscopic,

minerological and lithological identifications were respectively

performed on the heavy mineral separates of the -5 to +250 mesh

and the entire + B mesh size fractions of the overburden smples.

The -5 to +250 mesh identifications were done by C.F. Gleeson

and Associates Ltd. and the 4-5 mesh identifications were done

by the author of this report. All of the size fraction, heavy

mineral and magnetic mineral separations were completed by

R. Cormier and Associates Ltd.

Basal till was identified as being sampled at 655S of

the sample locations. The average weight of sample recovered was

230.7 grams, from an average depth of 6.53 meters. The basal

till generally had a thickness of less than 0.5 meters.

Overburden logs, prepared by the drill contractor, failed to

identify the basal till, which is present in many of the holes.

Most of the logs indicated an organic layer overlying either clay

and silt sand or gravel and silt sand horizons.

The mineralogical and lithological identifications

failed to identify the causes of any of the conductors.

Lithological, + B m esh, clast identification indicates that

mafic and intermediate volcanics, monzonite and Huronian sediments

underlie, or are immediately up ice from the holes drilled near

the baseline on lines 6W and 7W. Ultramafic volcanic flows,

Huronian sediments and diabases were the major lithologies

identified in holes drilled between 0+75S and 4+OON on lines

6E and 8E. One to three percent pyrite was observed in four holes,

between 1+OON to 1+50N on line 7W,in the heavy mineral separates.

Siliceous intermediate tuff clasts, some of which host 2-3%

pyrite, are associated with the pyrite anomalous heavy mineral

samples.

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Location and Access

The property is centered 30 kilometers southeast of

Timmins, Ontario at latitude 48 0 16.5' north and longitude 81 0

03' west, NTS 42A/6. Figures l and 2 illustrate the property's

location at 1:1,600,000 and 1:250,000 scales respectively.

Gravel road access is available into the centre of the property

commencing at Connaught Hill, south of South Porcupine. From

Connaught Hill, the Langmuir Mine Road is followed in a south

westerly direction for 15.2 kilometers until it's junction with

Night Hawk Timber Co. Ltd's. private access road is met. The

access road is then followed for 15.0 kilometers, in a southerly

direction, until the grid is reached. A walking trail accesses

the northeast port ion of the g r id.

Physiography and Vegetation

The grid area is low lying with variances in elevation

being less than 20 meters. Steep-sided erosional remnants of

Cobalt Group sediments form the region's prominent topographical

features.

Spruce, balsam and minor poplar forest covers most of

the grid's northern portion with the exception of a 200 meter

wide, north-south trending area, coincident with the north ends

of lines 2W and 3W. This region is covered by muskeg - alder

swamp surrounding a beaver pond and it's northerly draining

creek. The southwest sector of the grid is logged with much of

it having been replanted in the spring of 1985. Most of the

southeast of the property is covered by spruce-balsam-alder-

muskeg swamp. Drainages flow north and include the Forks River

which abutts the western boundary of the property. A small

creek runs in a northerly direction through the southeast of

the grid.

Property Description

The Langmuir West property is centered around the one

mile post on Langmuir and Fallon Townships' common boundary,

Porcupine Mining Division, District of Timiskaming, Ontario.

Pionjar drill holes were completed on unpatented claims P-758882,

P-758883, P-758886, P-758887 and P-825716. Claims on which

assessment work is being applied for are listed below:

Claim Number Number of Claims

P-758882 lP-779600 lP-825716 lP-826278 lP-826279 lP-826282 lP-826416 lP-831635 l

Total 8

Survey Procedure

Basal till sampling was conducted between May 29 -

June 9, 1985, by a two man crew utilizing a pionjar drill. The

pionjar drill is a portable precussion drill that obtains a

single overburden sample from each hole, over a 20 centimeter

long interval, immediately above the bedrock-overburden interface.

Between 8 and 10 holes were drilled at 12.5 and 25.0 meter

intervals, along OOO 0 trending metric grid lines, across the

conductors. Five lines of holes were drilled across four separate

conductors. In total 45 holes having an aggregate length of

294.1 meters were completed. Weights of recovered samples

ranged from 103.6 to 384.5 grams, having an average of 230.7 grams.

Drill logs, summarizing the types of overburden encountered,

were completed simultaneously with the drilling,by the drill

crew personnel.

Sample preparation was done by R. Cormier and Associates

Ltd. Initially the samples were screened into 45, -5 to +250

and -250 mesh size fractions. The -5 to +250 mesh fraction

was then subjected to heavy liquid separations using tetrabrom-

aform (2.96 gm/crri 3 ) and methylene iodide (3.2 gm/cm 3 ). Grains

having specific gravities of between 2.96 to 3.2 gm/cm 3 and

greater than 3.2 gm/cm 3 were then subjected to magnetic separations

Microscopic examination of the magnetic and non magnetic portions

of the -5 to + 250 mesh size fraction, with a specific gravity

of greater then 3.2 gm/cm 3 , was completed by C.F. Gleeson and

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Associates Limited. The +S mesh size fraction underwent binocular

microscopic examination by the author of this report.

Property Geology

The description of the property's geology, is taken

from the result of a geological mapping survey which was performed

during the summer of 1985, for Mr. David J. Meunier. This

mapping was, in part, completed by the author of this report.

Lithology

Approximately S t, o utcrop is exposed on the property,

being mainly confined to the area between lines 3E to 10E,

north of 1+OON. With the exception of the Proterozoic Cobalt

Group sediments, all lithotogical units are Archean in age.

Komatiite ultramafic flows comprise the majority of

outcrop over the north central grid area. A 15 to 20 meter

thick pillowed basaltic komatiite occurs as a flow unit within

the komatiite flow sequence. Several thin east-west trending

quartz-feldspar and feldspar porphyry dikes and a thick north-

south trending diabase dike have sequentially intruded the

ultramafic flows. Exposed, south of the baseline on line 12E,

mafic to intermediate volcanic flows with a thin intercalated

tuff horizon stratigraphically overlie the komatiite flows.

An east-west trending gabbro sill and a north-south trending

diabase dike intrude the volcanics.

Ultramafic komatiite flows are fine grained, magnetic,

brown weathering, variably altered units with individual flows,

have thickness 1 ranging from less than one meter up to several

tens of meters. Fresh, they are black to green-grey in colour

displaying spinifex, polygonal jointing and less commonly,

knobby peridotite and flow top breccia textures. On the north

end of lines 3E to 6E the ultramafic flows have undergone

varying degrees of carbonate, serpentine, talc and pyrite

alteration, adjacent to the porphyry dikes. Elsewhere, the

flows are weakly to moderately serpentinized. The basaltic

komatiite pillow flow weathers green, is light grey-green in

colour when fresh, and has pillows varying from 30 to 70 centimeters

in diameter.

Mafic to intermediate flows occur as massive to

pillowed, light green to green-grey weathering fine-grained units.

Fresh, they are green to dark green-grey in colour. Commonly,

they are chloritically altered and occasionally they contain

minor quartz-carbonate veinlets and trace to one percent pyrite.

A thin 10 meter thick banded tuff unit is exposed on line 12E at

4+50S. The gabbro intrusive is medium to coarse-grained, weathers

brown, has a knobby texture and has been subjected to serpentine

and chlorite alteration. Fresh, it is black-green in colour

containing 70-80X pyroxene and amphibole with 20-30X interstitial

plagioclase.

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Trending at 100 0 to HO 0 with subvertical dips,

several 2-10 meter thick quartz-feldspar and feldspar porphyry

dikes have intruded the ultramafic flows over the very north of

the grid between lines 3E and 6E. The dikes pinch and swell

irregularly along their lengths. Typically weathering pink or

white and being grey or pink when fresh, the feldspar porphyry

dikes contain 20-30X, 2-5mm diameter, euhedral K-spar phenocrysts

in a fine-grained matrix hosting ID-15% biotite and/or amphibole

and up to 2 11, d isseminated pyrite. Quartz-feldspar porphyry

dikes are descriptively similar to the feldspar porphyry variety

with the exception that they host up to 20/&, 2-4mm diameter,

quartz eyes.

The diabase is primarily exposed as a north-south

trending 35-100 meter thick dike coincident with line 6E. A

faulted off portion of this dike was located between lines 4E

and 5E. Diabase also outcrops 60 meters east of line 12E at the

baseline. It is a brown weathering massive, moderately magnetic

unit that is green-black in colour when fresh. Normally, medium

grained, the diabase is composed of 4056 subhedral pyroxene

hornblende, 60X euhedral plagioclase grains and trace amounts

of disseminated pyrite. Locally, it is epidote altered along

fractures.

Centered on line 5W at the baseline and line 8E at

1+50N, Cobalt Group sediments occur as interbedded conglomerates.

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argillites and siltstones. Argillites are distinguished from

the siltstones by their fissile nature. Conglomerates are

polymictic containing up to 7 011,, b ut more commonly, 40-50/6

subrounded to rounded granitic, mafic volcanic and felsic volcanic

clasts in a silty dark grey matrix.

Quaternary Geology

Ninety five percent of the grid area is overlain by

unconsolidated Quaternary deposits. Glaciolacustrine clay and

silt are the dominant deposit type, covering approximately

70^ of the area (Lee 1979) Subordinate peat and organic terrain

overlies the glaciolacustrine sediments. Outcrop areas on the

north-central grid region are covered by C horizon soil or a thin

veneer of till. Gravel, sand and silt deposits overlie the

logged regions on the southwest of the grid. A north-northeast

trending 100-150m wide, 3-5 meter high ridge of gravel, sand and

clay is coincident with lines 6E-8E between 0+50N and 5+50S.

The ridge may be an esker landform. In many instances a thin

layer of basal till is present along the overburden-bedrock

interface. Overburden has an average depth of 6.5 meters.

Glacial material is believed to have been transported from

north to south {Pyke, 1970).

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Structural Geology

Ultramafic units consistently strike a 040 0 -050 0 with

dips of 070 0 -085 0 to the south. The mafic to intermediate

volcanics on line 12E have strike directions of 110-180 0 with

dips of 060-070 0 to the south. A well developed schistosity of

020-040V80 0 E crosscuts the intermediate-mafic volcanics.

Top directions for both the mafic-intermediate and ultramafic

volcanics is to the south.

The diabase dike, in the north central grid area,

appears to have been offset by a N.N.W. trending fault in a

right lateral sense. Elsewhere, north-south faulting is

suspected between lines 4E and 5E, where the east-west

trending porphyry dikes abruptly terminate.

Cobalt sediments, located at line 8E-2+OON have beds

striking W.N.W. with dips of 50 0 to the north. A well

developed N.W. striking, steeply north dipping cleavage

overprints the bedding. The sediments centered on line

5W at the baseline have southeast striking beds with dips

of 030-045 0 to the south.

Economic Geology

North-south trending quartz veins which are hosted in

the felsic porphyry dikes on the north central grid area,

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contain up to several percent pyrite. Surrounding the feldspar

porphyry dikes, over a 150 by 300 meter area, is a well

developed carbonate-talc-serpentine alteration halo in the

ultramafics. Vein zones, which consist of lOX-30% quartz

veins, are typical ly less than 2 meters wide and 10 meters

long. Although the quartz vein zones are interesting, the

large amount of work done on them by the Porcupine Miracle

Mining Co. Ltd., between 1912 and 1915, and their subsequent

negative results, indicate that gold mineralization is

absent. No indications of economic mineralization were

observed elsewhere on the property.

Results of Till Identification

Drill logs, detailing the types of overburden

encountered, were completed by drill contractor personnel

while drilling was underway. These logs are presented in

appendix I at the back of the report. Most holes initially

encountered 0.1 to 0.2 meters of organic material followed

by a variable thickness of either clay, silt and sand or

gravel, sand silt horizons. Basal till was normally

encountered 1.0 to 0.2 meters above the bedrock-overburden

interface. Many of the overburden drill logs failed to identify

basal till in the holes. Subsequent examination of the + S mesh

size fraction, indicated that more basal till samples are

present then were previously recongnized. C horizon soil was

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sampled at several locations, where there was only thin cover.

The depth of overburden varied from 0.0 to 17.4 meters having :

an average of 6.5 meters.

Results of + S mesh Clast Identification

Major and minor clast lithology types along with over

burden depth, number of clasts and sample type are presented

on Map l at the back of this report.

Clast lithology identifications failed to identify

the causes of the conductors. Major lithologies identified

included; ultramafic volcanic flows, mafic volcanic flows,

intermediate volcanic flows and tuffs, porphyritic and

equigranular monzonite, diabase and Huronian Cobalt Group,

siltstone, and sandstones. Lithologies occuring in minor amounts

include; granodiorite, Huronian conglomerate and argillite, vein

quartz and vein quartz-carbonate.

Intermediate tuffs were recongnized at only one

location during bedrock mapping but occur frequently in till

samples obtained from lines 6W and 7W. They are light green

coloured, weakly banded, moderately schistose units that host

53i-30X subrounded to subangular 2-7mm diameter fragments in a fine

grained matrix. The tuffs are weakly chlorite sericite-carbonate

altered and on occassion host up to 2 'fc d isseminated pyrite

as euhedral grains. Associated with the tuffs are mafic to

intermediate volcanic flows.

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Huronian sediments often have a well developed cleavage

in them that is transposed onto their bedding. Sandstones occur

as arkoses .quartzose arkoses and greywackes.

Ultramafic volcanics have undergone variable degrees

of serpentine, carbonate and rarely talc alteration.

Samples taken on line 6W and 7W are suspected of being

primarily derived from mafic to intermediate volcanic,monzonite

and Huronian sediment bedrock. Those samples obtained on lines

6E and 8E mainly consist of ultramafic volcanic, diabase,Huronian

sediment and monzonite clasts.

Heavy Mineral t+3.2 gm/cm 3 ). -5 to +250 mesh Identification

Results of the heavy mineral identifications are presented

in appendix II. No causes for the conductors were observed.

Minerals consistently occurring in amounts greater than S I, a nd

listed in order of abundance are; pyroxene, magnetite, amphibole,

epidote and garnet. Minerals occurring in minor amounts include;

apatite, goethite, ilmenite, pyrite, sphene, tourmaline, zircon,

hematite, biotite, leucoxene and chlorite. The relative amounts

of the mineral types is primarily a function of their abundance

in bedrock, up ice from the sample location, and their chemical

and physical stability in the secondary environment.

The percentages of major minerals present remains

relatively constant for all the till samples. Amphibole occurs

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in amounts that are considered to be higher then is normally

found in Archean terrains. No bedrock source for the elevated

amphibole contents was found. Changes in the mineral contents

cannot be reliably related to changes in the clast lithologies

that were identified during the + S m esh clast identifications.

Samples 6051 to 6054 have anomalous pyrite contents of

li t o 3/6. Intermediate tuffs containing 2-3/6 pyrite in sample

6054 suggest a possible sourse for some of the pyrite.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

LEE, H.A.: Northern Ontario Engineering Geology TerrainStudy, Data Base Map, Kirkland Lake, Ontario Geological Survey, Map 5029, Scale 1:100,000

MADILL, B.H. (1985): Geophysical Survey Report on theMeunier Project, Langmuir East Grid/North Extensions and Langmuir West Grid; for David J. Meunier, 21p.

PYKE, D.R. (1982): Geology of the Timmins Area, District of Cochrane, Ontario Geological Survey Report 219 141p.

PYKE, D.R. (1972): Geology of Fallon and Fasken Town ships; District of Timiskaming; Ontario, Division of Mines, Geology Report 104, 32p.

PYKE, D.R. (1970): Geology of Langmuir and Blackstock Townships; Ontario Division of Mines, Geology Report 86, 56p.

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CERTIFICATION

I, PAUL D. MILLER, certify:

1. That I reside at 448 Eglinton Ave. West, Toronto,

Ontario.

2. That I graduated from the University of Toronto

in 1980 with a B.A.Se. in Geological Engineering.

3. That I have been continuously employed as anf..exploration geologist since 1980.

P. Miller Geologist

APPENDIX I

Overburden Drill Logs

R, Cormier S Associes Ltee Associates Lid.

2050, Thibault,Becancour, Que.Canada. COX 1BO

Tel. - (819) 294-9939OVERBURDEN DRILLING LOG

JOURNAL DE FORAGE MORT TERRAINSAMPLENo^NoD'ECHANTILLON:

SAI S 6 OS/DRILL No/No DU TROU:

4057DATE:

SAMPLE DEPTH:'PROF.O'e'CHANT: SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS: zZJNTRACTi/CONTRAT.

LINE:/ LICNE: STATION: LOCATION/LOCALITY

POINT STARTED: DEBUT DE POINTE:

POINT STOPPED. ARRET Df POINTE:

POINT EXTRACTED: EXTRACTION DE POINTE:

DRILLING-TIME - FEUILLE DE TEMPSSAMPLER STARTED: OE'BUT O'ECHANTILLON:

SAMPLFR STOPPED: ARRE T D'fCHANTILLON:

SAMPLE EXTRACTED: EXTRACTION D'E C H ANT ILLON:

FOOTAGEPROFONDEUR

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OVERBURDEN DESCRIPTIONDFSCRIPTION DU MORT TERRAIN

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SAMPLE DESCRIPTION E-CHANTILLON

ORGANIC K OROANIOUE

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FINE SAND m SABLE FIN "

MEDIUM SAND of SABLE MED. *

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PEBBLES ^ CAILLOUX *

REMARKS: REMARQUES:

f r*\

R. Cormier A Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

JpO. Thibault. IFancour, One.

Canada, GOX I BO Tel. - (819) 294-9939

OVERBURDEN DRILLING LOG JOURNAL DE FORAGE MORT TERRAIN

SAMPL E Noi/No D'E'CHANTILLON:

SAMPLE OEPTHi/PROF.O'ECHANTi

LINE:/ LIGNE:

DRILL No/No DU TROU:

SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS:

A 4, rf /~/.STATION:

DATE:

CONTRACT:/ CONTRAT:

LOCA1ION:7LOCALITE'

POINT STARTED: DtBUT DE POINTE:

POINT STOPPED: ARRET DE POINTE:


DRILLING'TIME - FEUILLE DE TEMPSSAMPLER STARTED: DtBUT D'ECHANTILLOII:

SAMPLER STOPPED: ARRET D'E'CHANTILLON:

SAMPLE EXTRACTED: EXTRACTION D'E CHAN T PI L ON:

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ORGANIC ^

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MtCXUM SAND or SABLE MED '"

COARSE SAND m SABLE GROS *

GRAVEL ~ GRAVIER ''

PEBBLES ~, CAILLOUX '"

REMARKS: REMAROUES:

reft R. Cormier 4 Associes Llee Associates Ltd.

2050, Thibault,Becancour, Que.Canada, GOX 1BO

Tel. - (819) 294-9939

OVERBURDEN DRILLING LOG JOURNAL DE FORAGE MORT TERRA/N

S AMPL E No:/ No D' ECHANTILLON: DRILL No/ No DUTROU:

6*^3DATE:

SAMPL E DEPTH:/ PROF. D'ECHANT:

//. S /ifSAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS:

41 A j /XCONTRACT:/ ONTRAT

LINE:/ LIGNE:

7STATION: LOCATIONi/LOCALITE1

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POINT STARTED: Df BUT DE POINTE:



DRILLING-TIME - FEUILLEDE TEMPSSAMPLER STARTED: DfBUT O'ECHANTILLON:

SAMPLER STOPPED: ARRET D'ECHANTILLON:

SAMPLE EXTRACTED: EXTRACTION D'ECHANTILLON:

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SAMPLE DESCRIPTION tCHANTILLON

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KCOARSE SAND M SABLE GROS *

GRAVEL g, GRAVIER "

PEBBLES m CAILLOUX '"

REMARKS: REMARQUES:

j

R. Cormier A Associes Llee Associates Ltd.

|(050, 'l hibault, jcancour, Olie

Carifid.-i. GOX 1DO Tel. - (819) i-94-9939

OVERBURDEN DRILLING LOG JOURNAL DE FORAGE M ORT TERRA/N

SAMPLE No:/No D'ECHANTILLON: DRILL No/No DU TROU DATE:

SAMPLE DEPTHi/PROF.D'tCHANT: SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS: COTRACT:/ C ONTRATr,LINE:/ LIGNE: STATION:

A/ H'




DRILLING'TIME - FEUILLEDE TEMPSSAMPLER STARTED: D^BUT D'ECHANTILLOM:

SAMPLER STOPPED: ARRET D'tCHANTIL LON:


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SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONECHANTILLON

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MEDIUM SAND at SABLE MED. *

COARSE SAND ~ SABLE GROS *

GRAVEL ., GRAVIER '"

PEBBLES ^CAHLOUX '"

REMARKS: REMAROUE5:

Cormier A Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

2050, Thibault.Becancour. Que.Canada, GOX 1BO

Tel. - {819) 294-9939OVERBURDEN DRILLING LOG

JOURNAL DE FORAGE MORT TERRAINSAMPL E No:/ No D'ECHANTILLON:

JT.4!?DRILL No/No DUTROU: DATE:

SAMPLE DE^THi/PROiD'^CHANT;6 - SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS::

P. L*CONTRACT:/ CONJRAT

(.INE:/ Ulj STATION:

O-f- J- A/LOCATION/LOCALITY




DRILLING'TIME - FEUILLEDE TEMPSSAMPLER STARTED: D^BUT D'ECHANTILLON:

SAMPLER STOPPED: ARRET D'fCHANTILLON:


FOOTAGEPROFONDEUR

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00.36*0

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OVERBURDEN DESCRIPTIONDESCRIPTION D.U MORT TERRAIN

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SAMPLE DESCRIPTION fCHANTILLON

ORGANIC ar ORCANIOUE *

CLAY m ARCILE *

SILT g SILTE 7i

FINE SAND or SABLE FIN "

MEDIUM SAND tt SABLE MED. *


GRAVEL a GRAVIER "

PEBBLES t, CAILLOUX *

REMARKS: REMARQUES:

R. Cormier 4 Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

BecaiVPur. Quo.Canada, GOX l BO

Tel. - (819) 294-9939

OVERBURDEN DRILLING LOG JOURNAL DE FORAGE UORT TERRAIN

SAMPLENo'/NoD'E'CHANTILLON:

SAI 3DRILL No/No DUTROU: DATE

SAMPLE DtETH^PROF.O'iCHANT; SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS:

MMONTRACT:/ CON T RAT:

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7 orSTATION:

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DRILLING TIME - FEUILLE DE TEMPSSAMPLER STARTED:

D'ECHANTILLON:


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FOOTAGEPROFONDEUR

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ORGANIC o ' OPf.Aim.JUl '"

CLAY o- ARGILE ' e

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GRAVEL m GRAVIER "

PEBBLES m CAILLOUX '0

REMARKS: REMAROUES:

l f/ty

rcfi R. Cormler 8. Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.



JOURNAL DE FORAGE MORT TERRAINSAMPLENo^NoD'E'CHANTILLON:

ASAMPLE DEPTHi/PROF.O'E'CHANT:

LINE:/ LIGN

DRILL No/No DUTROU:


STATION

DATE;

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LOCATIONi/LOCALITt

POINT STARTED: Df BUT DE POINTE:



DRILLING'TIME - FEU/LLE DE TEMPSSAMPLER STARTED:Df BUT D'ECHANTILLON:


5AMPL E EXTRACTED: EXTRACTION D'ECHANTILLON:

FOOTAGE PROFONDEUR

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SAMPLE DESCRIPTION EXHANTILLON

ORGANIC ORGANIOUE r.

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GRAVEL v GRAVIER "

PEBBLES ig CAILLOUX *

REMARKS: REMARQUES:

R. Cormier ft Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

Beclur. OneCanada. GOX l BO

Tel. - (819) 294-9939


SAMPLE No:/ No D'ECHANTILLON: DRILL No/No DUTROU: DATE:

3 SSAMPLE DEPTH:/ PROF. D'ECHANT:

3 -SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS

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DRILLING-TIME - FEUILLE DE TEMPSSAMPLER STARTED:

D'ECHANTILLON:



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ORC.AIIIC OWGAIIKJllf.

CLAY ARGILE

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REMARKS: REMAROUES:

rea R. Cormier ft Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

2050. T hibault,Becancour, QUE*.Canada, GOX 1BO


JOURNAL DE FORAGE MORT TERRAINSAMPLENo:''NoD'E'CHANTILLON: DRILL No/No DUTROU: DATE,

SAMPLE DEPTH:XPROF D'ECHANT: SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS: CONTACT:/ CQNTRAT

LINE:/ LIGN LOCATIONi/LOCALITi




DRILLING'TIME - FEUILLE DE TEMPSSAMPLER STARTED: DtBUT D'ECHANTILLON;

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SILT y SILTE *

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COARSE SAND M SABLE GROS *"

GRAVEL ., GRAVIER

PEBBLES p CAILLOUX '*

REMARKS: REMAROUES:

R. Cormler * Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

, Thibault, our. Out1 .

Canada. COX 1BO Tel. - (819) 294-9939

OVERBURDEN DRILLING LOG JOURNAL DE FORAGE M OftT TERRAIN

SAMPLENoVNoD'E'CHANTILLON:

4 A/./*DRILL No/No DUTROU: DATE:

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SAMPLE EXTRACTED: EXTRACTION O' E CHAN T li L ON;

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DESCRIPTION

gCHANTILLON

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SILT SILTE V,

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PEBBLES n CAILLOUX *

REMARKS: REMAROUES:

R. Cormler 4 Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

2050, Thibault.Becancour, Que.Canada, GOX 1BO


JOURNAL DE FORAGE UORT TERRAINSAMPLE No:/No D'ECHANTILLON

DRILL No/No DUTROU:

SAMPLE Df P T H:/ PROF. D'ECHANT:

TRACT:/CONTRAT

CATIONS/LOCALITY


POINT STOPPED- ARRF'T DE POINTE:


DRILLING'TIME - FEUILLE DE TEMPS

REMARKS: REMARQUES:

SAMPLER STARTED: DfBUT D'ECHANTILLON:

SAMPLER STOPPED: ARRf T D'E'CHANTILLON:

SAMPL f E XTRACTED:FXTRACTION D'ECHANTILLON:

OVERBURDEN DESCRIPTIONDESCRIPTION DU WORT TERRAIN

SAMPLE DESCRIPTION E'CHANTILLON

R. Cormier ft Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

)0, Thibault, ancour, Que.

Canada. GOX 1 130 Tel - (819) 294-9939


SAMPLE No:XNo D'ECHANTILLON: l DRILL No/No DUTROU: DATE:

SAMPLE DEPTH:/ PROF. D'E'CHANT: SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS: 2NTRACT:/ CONTRAT:

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POINT STARTED: DEBUT OE POINTE:



DRILLING'TIME - FEUILLE DE TEMPSSAMPLER STARTED: DE"BUT D'tCHANTILlON

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FOOTAGE PROFONDEUR

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DESCRIPTIONECHANTILLON

ORGANIC 0. OROAKIUUE "

CLAY n ARGIL E

SILT g SIL T E 7'

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MEDIUM SAND ~ SABLE MED. '"

COARSE SAND y, SABLE GROS *

GRAVEL v &RAVIER '"

PEBBLES e, C. AIL L OU X ''

REMARKS: REMAROUES:

R. Cormier fi. Associes Ltee Associates Lid.



Tel. - (819) 294-9939

LO DRILL No/No DUTROU: DATE:

MPLERS:/ SONDEURS: CONTRACT:/ CONTRAT:

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REMARKS: REMAROUES:


ORGANIC m ORCANIOUE *

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SILT a SILTE 7b

FINE SAND m SABLE FIN "*


COARSE SAND f, SABLE CROS *

GRAVEL K GRAVIER *

PEBBLES m CAILLOUX *

R. Cormier S Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

|50, Thibault. Rancour. Quo.

Canada, GOX 1BO Tel. - (819) 294-9939


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FOOTAGE PROFONDEUR

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COARSE SAND SABLE GROS

GRAVEL GRAVIER

PEBBLES. CAILLOUX

REMARKS: REMAROUES:

R. Cormler it Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

20MJ, Ihlbaull,Becancour. Que.Canada, GOX 1BO

Tel. - (819) 294-9939


SAMPL E No: ' No D' E'CH AN T ILL ON:

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SAMPl ER STOPPED: ARRET D'ECHANTILLON:

SAMPl E EXTRACTED: EXTRACTION D'ECHANTILLON;

FOOTAGEPROFONDEUR

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REMARKS: REMARQUES:

OVERBURDEN DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION DU MORT T ERRAIN

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SAMPLE

DESCRIPTION

gCHANTILLON

ORGANIC ORGANIOUE

CLAr ARGILE

SILT SILTE

(g '*

FINE SAND SABLE FIN

MEDIUM SAND SABLE MED.


GRAVEL GRAVIER

PEBBLES CAILLOUX

R. Cormler A Associes Ltee Associates Ud.

( l. l Illtl,Hill, Mcour. Quo

Canada. GOX )BO Tel. - (819) 294-9939


S AMPLE No:/ No D' ECH AN TIL L ON:

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SAMPLE DEPiH.'/PROF.D'E'CH ANT: SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS: CONTRACT:/ CONTRAT

LINE:/ LIGNE: STATION: LOCATIONi/LOCALne

POINT STARTED: D^BUT DE POINTE;



DRILLING'TIME - FEU/LLE DE TEMPSSAMPLER STARTED: DE"BUT D'ECHANTILLON:


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FOOTAGEPROFONDEUR

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CLAV j/

ARGIL E "

SILT a, SIL T f

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MEDIUM SAND o/ SABLE MED *

COARSE SAND g* SABLE GROS *

GRAVEL j., GRAVIER **

PEBBLEi m CAILLOUX 'O

REMARKS: REMAROUES:

rea R. Cormier 8. Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

2050, Thibault,Becancour. Que.Canada. GOX 1BO

Tel. - (819) 294-9939


SAMPLENoi/NoD'E'CHANTILLON: DRILL No/No DU TROU:

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DRILLING-TIME - FEUILLE DE TEMPSSAMPLER STARTED: DfBUT D'ECHANTILLON:

SAMPl ER STOPPED: ARRf T D'tCHANTILLON:


FOOTAGEPROFONDEUR

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ORGANIC m ORGANIOUE *

CLAY m ARGILE *

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COARSE SAMD tt SABLE GROS *

GRAVEL g GRAVIER "

PEBBLES f, CAILLOUX

REMARKS: REMARQUES:

R. Cormier A Associes Ltee Associates Ltd. J1 , Thibault,

icour, One. ia. COX 1BO

Tel, - (819) 294-9939

OVERBURDEN DRILLING LOG JOURNAL DE FORAGE M ORT TERRAIN

SAMPLE No:XNo D'ECHANTILLOCHANTILLONj

6069DRILL NO-/NO QU DATE:

SAMPLE DEPTH:/ PROF. D'^CHANT: SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS::,

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DESCRIPTION

ECHANTILLON

ORGANIC fjRGAfdCJDE y.CLAY o* ARGILE "

SILT a, SILTE ''

UNE SAND w SABLE FIN "

MEDIUM SAND m SABLE MED '"

COARSE SAND a, SABLE GROS

GRAVEL a, GRAVIER '0

PEBBLES CAIL LOUX

'4

REMARKS: REMAROUES:


2050, Thibault,Becancour, Que.Canada, COX 1BO

T6I. - (819) 294-9939


SAMPLENoi/NoD'E'CHANTILLON: DRILL No/No OUTROU: DATE:

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POINT STARTED:DE POINTE:

POINT STOPPED: ARRE'l DE POINTE:


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COARSE SAND m SABLE CROS *

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PEBBLEi m CAILLOUX *

REMARKS: REMAROUES:

L

R. Cormier * Associes Ltee Associates Ltd,

. linljiiult. ancour, Que.

Canada, GOX l BO Tel - (819) P94-9939


S AMPLE No:/ No D'ECHANTILLON: DRILL No/ No DUTROU: DATE

SAMPL E DEPTH:/ PROF. D'E'CH ANT: SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS:

LINE:/ UONE:




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DRILLING-TIME - FEUILLEDE TEMPSSAMPLER STARTED: D^BUT D'ECHANTILLON

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DESCRIPTION

ECHANTILLON

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r.y.

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GRAVEL y GRAVIER "

PEBBLES vCAILLOUX '0

REMARKS: REMAROUES:

R. Cormier 8, Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

2050, Thibault,Becancour. Que.Canada. COX 1BO


JOURNAL DE FORAGE MOST TERRAINSAMPLENo:'NoD'E'CHANTILLON: DRILL No/No OUTROU:

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SAMPLER STOPPED: ARRf T D'ECHANTILLON:


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GRAVEL m GRAVIER *

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REMARKS: REMAROUES:


|050. Thibault."cancour. Quo

Canada, COX JBOTel - (819) 294-9939


SAMPL E Ne:/ No D'ECHANTILLON: DRILL No/No DU TROU: DATE:

tSAMPLE DEPTH:/ PROF. D'tCHANT: SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS: CON T R AC T: /'CON T R AT

LINE:/ LIGNE: STATION: LOCATION:/! OCALITE




DRILLING'TIME - FEUILLE DE TEMPSSAMPLER STARTER DEBUT D'ECHANTIl L ON

SAMPLER STOPPED:D'ECHANTIl LON:

SAMPLE EXTRACTED:f XIRACTION D'ECHANTILLON:

FOOTAGE PROFONDEUR

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SAMPLE

DESCRIPTION

ECHANTILLON

ORGANICORCAMIQIU

CLAV ARGILE

SILT 5ILTE

y.r.y,


MEDIUM SAND t/ SABLE MED ""


GRAVEL a, GRAVIER ''

PEBBLES vCAILLOUX '0

REMARKS: REMAROUES:

reft R. Cormler 8. Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

2050, Thibault,Becancour, Que,Canada, COX 1BO

Tel. - (819) 294-9939


SAMPLE No:/ No D'ECHANTILLON:

73DRILL No/Ko DUTROU:

SAMPLE DEPTHi/PRQF.D'ECHANT: SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS: CONTRACT:

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POINT E XTRACTED: EXTRACTION DE POINTE:

DRILLING TIME - FEUILLE DE T EMPSSAMPLER STARTED: DtBUT D'ECHANTILLON:


SAMPLE EXTRACTED: EXTRACTION D'ECHANTILLON!

FOOTAGEPROFONDEUR

FROMDE

TO A



ORGANIC ORGANIOUE2. CLAY ARGILE

-t SILT SIL T E

w 7s

FINE SAND SABLE FIN

/t. MEDIUM SAND SABLE MED.


GRAVEL GRAVIER

PEBBLES CAILLOUX

REMARKS: REMAROUES:

R. Cormier S Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

, Thibault, ncour, Que.

Canada. COX 1BO Tel. - (819) 294-9939


S AMPLE No:/ No D' ECHANTILLON:

4 JDRILL No/ No DUTRO

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DESCRIPTION

ECHANTILLON

OR&ATJK Q r ORC.ANIOUE "

CL AV gf

ARfplLE "

SILT gSIL T E '}

FINE SAND (h- SABLE FIN *

MEDIUM SAND w SABLE MED '"

COARSE SAND ~ SABLE GROS -*

GRAVEL j- GRAVIER *

PEBBLES v CAIHOUX '"

REMARKS: REMARQUES:

R. Cormier 8. Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

___CpNTRACTf/CONTSAT

LDCATIONr/LOCALITd

POINT STARTED- DfBUT DE POINTE:

POINT STOPPED ARRET DE POINTE.-

POINT EXTRACTED: EXTRACTION DE POINTE

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SAMPLE EXTRACTED: EXTRACTION O'ECHANTILLON:

OVERBURDEN DESCRIPTIONDESCRIPTION DU MORT T ERRAIN

SAMPLEDESCRIPTION E'CHANTILLON

REMARKS: REMARQUES:

R. Cormier A Associes Ltee Associates Ltd. tjU, l hibciult.

ancour. One. ada, GOX IBO

Tel. - (819) 294-9939

OVERBURDEN DRILLING LOG JOURNAL DE FORAGE MORT TERRAIH

SAMPLE NO-./ NO D' E'CHANTILLON:

6076DRILL No/No DUTROU:rt DATE:

SAMPLE :/ PROF. Ut CHANT: SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS: CONTRACT:/ CONTRAT

LINE:/ LLCJIE: STATION LOCATION:/! OCALI1E




DRILLING'TIME - FEUILLE DE TEMPSSAMPLER STARTED: DtBUT D'ECHANTILLON


SAMPLE EXTRACTED EXTRAC T ION D" E CM AN l ILL ON;

FOOTAGE PROFONDEUR

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SAMPLE

DESCRIPTION

SCHAHTILLON

ORGANIC fty OROANI'JUE '"

CL AV OY ARGILE "

SILT e, SIL T E '3


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PEBBLES o/ CAILLOUX

REMARKS: REMAROUES:

sr

/06-

W/,

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R. Cormler A A ssocies He e Associates Ltd. Becancour.J3ue

OVERBURDEN DRILLING LOG, ..^ ^., v ..,h.kM^V 1.UU

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POINT STARTED- DEBUT DE POINTE:

POINT STOPPED- ARRET DE POINTE:

POINT EXTRACTED- EXTRACTION DE POINTE:

______,______li UT-/ DRILLING'TIME - FEUILLE DE TEMPS

REMARKS: REMARQUES:

SAMPLER STARTED: DEBUT D'ECHANTILLON:

SAMPLER STOPPED: ARRE T D'E'CHANTILLON:



SAMPLE

DESCRIPTION

ECMAN TILLON

R. Cormler Associes He e Associates Ltd.

2050, Thibault,Becancour, Que.Canada, COX 1BO

Tel. - (819) 294-9939


SAMPLE No:/No D'ECHANTILLON: DRILL No-/No DUTROU:

SAMPLE DEPTH:'PROF,D'ECHANT: SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS: CONTRACT:/ CONTRAT:

LINE:/ LIGNE:

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REMARKS: REMAROUES:

R. Cormier A Associes Ltee Associates Lid.

Thibault, One.

Canada. COX 1BO Tel. - (819) 294-9939


SAMPLE Nor/No D 1 ECHANTILLON: DRILL No/No DUTROU: DATE

SAMPLE DEPTHi/PROF.D'ECHANT: SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS: , CON/RAC i f CONTRAT:

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DESCRIPTION

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REMARKS: REMAROUES:


OVERBURDEN DRILLING LOGSLIAt f*r~ f*~ * - ~

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POINT STOPPED ARRET DE POINTE:

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DRILLING TIME- F EUILLE DE TEMPS

SAMPLER STARTED: DfBUT D'fCHANTILLON:


SAMPLE EXTRACTED: EXIRAC T ION D'ECHANTILLON:



REMARKS: REMARQUES:


KbO, Thibault, lancour. Oue.

Canada. GOX 1DO Tel. - (819) 294-9939


SAMPLENol/NoD'E'CHANTILLON: DRILL No/ No DUTROU: DATE:

SAMPLE DEPTH:/ PROF. D'ECH ANT: SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS:

LINE:/

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REMARKS: REMARQUES:

R. Cormler A Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

2050, Thibault.Becancour, Que.Canada, COX 1BO


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SAMPLE DEPTHVPROF.D'ECHANT:

. 3SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS: 2NTRACT:/ CCfNTRAT:

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REMARKS: REMAROUES:

R. Cormier A Associes Lt6e Associates Ltd.

r?050, Thibault,

Canada, COX l BOTel. - (819J^294-9939

OVERBURDEN DRILLING LOGJOURNAL DE FORAGE MORT TERRAIN

SAMPLENo:XNoD'iCHANTILLON: DRILL N./No DU TROU:

SAMPLEDEPTHi/PROF.D'E'CHANT- SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS:

POINT STARTED: DEBUT OE POINTE:


DRILLING'TIME - FEUILLEDE TEMPT

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REMARKS: —————— u REMAROUES:

SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONECHAMTIL LON

OWGArJK *,

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PEBBLES y

rcii R. Cormler 8. Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

2Ubt), 1 hibault,Becancour, Qu6.Canada. COX 1BO

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JOURNAL DE FORAGE MORT TERRAIN

SAMPLENo:'NoD'E'CHANTILLON: DRILLNo/N

SAMPLE DEPTHi/PROF.D'ECHANT: SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS:

LINE:/ LICNE: STATION: LOCATION:A.OCALITt



POINT EXTRACTED: EXTRACTION DE POINIE:

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ORGANIC m OROANIOUE ™

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COARSE SAND m SABLE GROS **

GRAVEL 0 GRAVIER 'a

PEBBLES ~ CAILLOUX *

REMARKS: REMAROUES: 3

R. Cormler S Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

'cancour, Que. Canada. GOX WO

Tel. - (819) P94-9939


SAMPLENoi/NoD'E'CHANTILLON: DRILL No/N

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LINE:/ LtGNE:

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REMARKS: REMAROUES:

re* . Cormier 8. Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.



JOURNAL DE FORAGE MORT TERRAINSAMPLENo:'NoD'E'CHANTILLON: DRILL No/No DUTROU: DATE:

SAMPLE DEPTH:XPROF D'ECHANT: SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS: CONTRACT:/ tpNT RAT

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DRILLING TIME - fEUfLLE D E TEMPSSAMPLER STARTED:Df BUT D'E'CHANTILLON:

SAMPLER STOPPED: ARRET D'E'CHANTILLON:

SAMPLE EXTRACTED: EXTRACTION D'E CHAN T ILL ON:

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REMARKS:REMAROUES:

R. Cormier 8. Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

B050, l hibault.T'Cfincour, Quo.

Canada, COX 1BOTel - (819) 294-9939


SAMPLE Noi/No D'ECHANTILLON: DRILL No/No OUTROU: DATE:

SAMPL E DEPTH:/ PROF. D'ECHANT: SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS: CONTRACT:/ CONTRAT:

LINE:/ LIGNE: STATION: LOCATIONi/LOCALne

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REMARKS: REMAROUES:

R. Cormler 8. Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

2050, Thibault,Becancour, Que.Canada. COX 1BO


JOURNAL DE FORAGE MORT TERRAINSAMPLENo:'NoD'E'CHANTILLON: DRILL No/No DUTROU:

SAMPLE DEPTHi/PROF.D'ECHANT:

LINE:/ LIGNE:


STATION:

CONTRACT:/ CONTRAT:

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ORGANIC m ORGANIOUE ™

CLAY a ARGILE "

SILT e, SIL T E *

FINE SAND m SABLE FIN *

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COARSE SAND y, SABLE GROS ™

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PEBBLEi m CAILLOUX *

REMARKS: REMAROUES:

R. Cormier A Associes Ltee Associates Ltd. fJ50, l hibault.

cfincour. One. lada GOX 100

Tel - (819) 294-9939


SAMPLENoi/NoD'ECHANTILLON: DRILLNo/No DUTROU: DATE:

SAMPLE DEPTH:/ PROF. D'tCHANT:

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SAMPLER STOPPED: ARRf T D'ECHANTILL ON:

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REMARKS: REMAROUES:

R. Cormler 8. Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

?050, Thibault,Becancour. Que.Canada, GOX 1BO


JOURNAL DE FORAGE MORT TERRAINSAMPL E No:/ No D' ECHANTILLON:

SAMPLE DEPTH:/ PROF D'E'CHANT:

(f -S~ X*/LINE:/ LIGNE:

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STATION:

DATE:

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DRILLING TIME - FEUILLE DE TEMPSPOINT STARTED: SAMPL FR ^TiPTFn DEBUT DE POINTE: K^C^LLON:

POINT STOPPED: SAMPL ER STOPPED- ARRET DE POINTE: A RR E T D'ECHANTILLON-



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REMARKS REMARQUES

R. Cormler ft Associes Ltde Associates Ltd.

) l lnii.iiiil, i'iiiCDur. Olio.

Canada. GOX 1BO Tel - {819) 294-9939


SAMPL E Ne:/No D' ECHANTILLON:

vT^ 6094LSAMPLE DEPTHs/PROF.D'E'CHANT:

6.3



DATE:

CONTRACT:/ CONTRAT:

LINE:/ LIGNE: STATION: LOCATIONi/LOCALITE




DRILLING TIME - FEUILLE DE TEMPSSAMPLER STARTER: D^BUT D'ECHANTIl l ON:

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REMARKS: REMAROUES:

R. Cormier 4 Associes Ltee Associates Ltd.

2050, Thibault,Becancour. Que.Canada, GOX 1BO


JOURNAL DE FORAGE M ORT TERRAINSAMPLENo:'NoD'E'CHANTILLON:

4 0 9DRILL No/No DUTROU:

ted 9 3DATE:

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ORGANIC v OROANIOUE "

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PEBBLES ~ CAILLOUX '"

REMARKS: REMAROUES:


M). l liiluiult. Fccaticour, Oue

"Canada. GOX 1BO 161. - (819) P9-1-9939


SAMPLE Nos/No D'ECHANTILLON: DRILL No/No DUTROU: DATE:

SAMPLE DEPTH:/ PROF. O'fCH ANT: SAMPL ERS:/ SONDEURS: CONTRACT:/ CONTRAT:

LINE:/ LIGNE:..44 M

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SAMPLER STOPPED: ARRf T D'tCHANTILl 0(1:

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GRAVEL v GRAVIER '"

PEBBLES ~ CAILLOUX '"

REMARKS: REMAROUES:

rea R. Cormier A Associes L tee Associates Ltd.

2050, Thibault,Becancour, Qu6,Canada, GOX 1BO

T6I. - (819) 294-9939OVERBURDEN DRILLING LOG

JOURNAL DE FORAGE MORT TERRA/NSAMPLE No:/ No D'ECHANTILLON: DRILL No/No DUTROU: DATE;

SAMPLE DEPTH:XPROF.D'ECH ANT: SAMPLERS:/ SONDEURS: CONTRACT!/ CONTRATi

LINE:- LIGNE: STATION:

t* G-LOCATION/LOCALITY

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REMARKS: REMAROUES:

APPENDIX II

Mineral Identifications of theHeavy Mineral Separates of

the -5 to +250 Size Fraction

LAC MINERALS Langmuir W

Methylene Iodide Heavies

MINERAL

AHPIUBULEANATASEANDALUSITEAPATITEARSENOPYRITEBARITEBIOTITECARBONATECHALCOPYRITECHLORITECHROMITECASSITERITEDOLOMITEEPIDOTEFLUORITEGARNET FinkGARNET ReaGARNET P -GARNET Y 'GARNET 0GOE-LIMGOLDHEMATITEILMENITEKYANITELEUCOXENEMAGNETITEMONAZITEMUSCOVITEOLIVINEPYRITEPYROXENEPYRRHOTITEQUARTZRUTILESCHEELITESERICITESERPENTINITESILLIMANITESPHENESPINELTOURMALINETOPAZZIRCONREMARKS :

SAMPLE NUMBERS

5MS- 6^5"io

T.-l

l e.

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Tt

TL

Ti 1 \

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ik /rrc ?(O loT* 5-

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6o?5 i

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MINERAL

AMP 111 BULKANATASEANDALUSITEAPATITEARSENOPYRITEBARITEBIOTITECARBONATECHALCOPYRITECHLORITECHROMITECASSITERITEDOLOMITEEPIDOTEFLUORITEGARNET FinkGARNET ReaGARNET P -

SAMPLE NUMBERS

SMS- bofL2ft

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:

15"

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SAMPLE NUMBERS

5MS-606/IT-

Tc*

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APPENDIX III

Geophys i ea l-Geo log i ea l-Geochemical Technical Data Statement

Ontario

Ministry of Natural ResourcesGEOPHYSICAL - GEOLOGICAL - GEOCHEMICAL

TECHNICAL DATA STATEMENT

File.

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

TECHNICAL REPORT MUST CONTAIN INTERPRETATION, CONCLUSIONS ETC.

Township o Claim Hold

Survey Con Author of F Address of Covering D,

Total Miles

r Area Langmuir and Fallon Twpserrs) Mrcr \ s; ————

ipany R .

. David J. Meunier

Cormier and Assoc. Ltd.fppnrt Paul D. MillerAuthor 448 Eglinton Ave. W. Toronto, Ont.iles of Surv

of Line Cut

Ry May 29 - June9 s 1985

SPECIAL PROVISIONS CREDITS REQUESTED

ENTER 40 days (includes line cutting) for first survey.ENTER 20 days for each additional survey using same grid.

AIRBQRNI Magnetome

PATF.!—^1

Res. Geol.

: CREDITSt^r

7

Previous SurveysFile No.

i—Type

(Special provi

ilectromagt(enter c

5" SIGN/*

(linecutting to office)

DAYS r* i -i per claim.Geophysical—Electromagnetic.. . , ,,— Magnptnrneter , ,,. , , ,, ,, , T— Ra^i"m*'fir-Othpr

Opnlngiral

fipnrripmiral

lion credits do not apply to airborne surveys)

iprir RaHint^ptrirays per claim) —— . SI

TURF.- /O^--V A^OClCA' Author of Report or Agent

Qualifications

Date Claim Holder

MINING CLAIMS TRAVERSED List numerically

P 758882(prefix) (number)P 779600

P 825716

P 826278

P 826279

P 826282

P 826416

P 831635

TO 1 AL LLAlMo— ——————————— —

837 (5/79)

GEOPHYSICAL TECHNICAL DATA

GROUND SURVEYS - If more than one survey, specify data for each type of survey

Number of Stations —45——————————————————————Number of Readings 45Station interval 1 2.5 and 25 meters________Line sparing v ariableProfile scale -—————^^—————-———————.——————-™.—......—.——.-^,^^—^—Contour interval.

Instrument,—CIAccuracy — Scale constant.

zc

C^

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Diurnal correction method.Base Station check-in interval (hours). Base Station location and value ___

ELECTROMAGNETICInstrument

Hoi! Reparation

Armrary

Method: d Fixed transmitter D Shoot back D In line d Parallel lineFrpqiipnry

1 (specify V.L.F. station)

Parameters measured.

Instrument.

Scale constant.Corrections made.

lBase station value and location

Elevation accuracy.

Instrument ————Method D Time Domain Q Frequency Domain

Parameters - On time —————————————————————————— Frequency —————-Off time___________________________ Range ————————

— Delay time ————————————————————————— Integration time.

Power —Electrode array — Electrode spacing . Type of electrode

SELF POTENTIALInstrument——————————————————————————————————————— Range.Survey Method ———————————————————————————————————————————

Corrections made.

RADIOMETRICInstrument ———.Values measured.Energy windows (levels).—..——————.——-——--—————.^————.—-——.—.—..—.—Height of instrument____________________________Background Count. Size of detector^——^——-——-.———.-——————————————————————^-^—Overburden -—--^-—-—^----—--^-—^^^-^-^——----—--—---^—-^^^^—^^^^^^^..^..^.^^^.

(type, depth — include outcrop map)

OTHERS (SEISMIC, DRILL WELL LOGGING ETC.) Type of survey Basal Till Sampling——-—Instrument P JOnjar Drill

Accuracy.———————.^—————.Parametersmpasnrpfi Depth and type of overburden, mineroioav and lithology ___of recovered grains/clasts———.——-——-————————.-————.———.^^Additional information (for understanding r^nits) One overburden sample is recovered

for each hole from immediately above the overburden-bedrock contact

AIRBORNE SURVEYS Type of survey(s) ——— Instrument(s) —————

(specify for each type of lurvey)

Accuracy—^————————^———-(specify for each type of survey)

Aircraft used-—————————...-——.————.———...———.—.—

Sensor altitude-Navigation and flight path recovery method.

Aircraft altitude_______________________________Line Sparing Miles flown over total area________________________Over claims only.

GEOCHEMICAL SURVEY - PROCEDURE RECORD

Numbers of claims from which samples taken.

Total Number of Samples. Type of Sample.

(Nature of Material)

Average Sample Weight——————— Method of Collection————————

Soil Horizon Sampled. Horizon Development- Sample Depth————— Terrain________

Drainage Development———————————— Estimated Range of Overburden Thickness.

ANALYTICAL METHODS Values expressed in: per cent

p.p. m. p. p. b.

D D D

Cu, Pb,

Others—

Zn, Ni, Co, Ag, Mo, As.-(circle)

Field AnalysisExtraction Method. Analytical Method- Reagents Used——

Field Laboratory AnalysisNo. ——————————

SAMPLE PREPARATION(Includes drying, screening, crushing, ashing)

Mesh size of fraction used for analysis———

Extraction Method. Analytical Method . Reagents Used ——.

Commercial Laboratory (- Name of Laboratory— Extraction Mcthnrf Analytical Method—— Reagents Used -———-

.tests)

.tests)

.tests)

GeneraL General.

Ministry of Report of WorkRetovrc.e;, 'Grophvsicet, Gc-o!ocrc-i', -Jx* i?

[y,i 42A86SE195e 3 .8490 LANGMUIR

1 o v.nst-o C- A:c;-

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DAVID T.Aiicircv.

P.O. Box lSo' v't-v Company

R.C . C OR M l ERN.in^t--tir.d Address o' Author (oi Gto-T rchrnc^t report

MOiR l- AiLLokJPiOi['i:cio''i Liccrice No.

... M -.j 46J DOME STREET, SOOTH poRCUp'Kifc 5 O NirALFM.0 ——

bate o^ S'.irvey i Total Wnes o* line Cut

3K4s HeqiifStec! ner Earn Claim in Columns at r i qht Mining Claims Traversed (List in numencal seciucnce)

*;r .V Frov

r f irst survey:

Enter A li d ays. IThit includes tine cutting!

or each addition jl su'vi.'y: 'ncj the suine grid:

Enter 20 days (for e;ich)

Electromagnetic

- Magnetometer

- RjdiO'nelr ir

- O!her

Geological

Geochemical

Geophysical

Complete reverse side and inter

Note: Special provisions Electromagnetic credits do no; apply ' to Airborne Surveys.. ; Magnetometer

ji Radiometric

Expenditures (excludes power stripping)Type of Work Performed 1 ~l~

Performed on Claimls)

.JP.^5.8e©X. j P.-358B63.; P

P ^588g7; PCalculation oi Expenditure Days Credits

Total ExpendituresTotal

Days Credits

instructionsTotal Days Credits may tie apoortioried at the claim holder's c r. o ice. Enter nu nib or o? days r r edits, por c fat m s f lee ted in columns at rigr t.

Mining ClajrnPrefix Numbc r

: ;' r

Expend. Days Cr.

.40

Mining Clat'

•:iQ n o 194/^' i /' ^'i -""t^iu;L/

E xpend. Days Cr.

lotal number of mining cii'itrr.s covered by this report o^ work. 8

l '3

For Office Use Onlyotci D.-iys Cr.jDate Recorcleu

Recorded/

Certification Vf;riiyi,i-I hereby certify thai l !i?w a ptisor,,,i c.rid .ntirnntc k.riowifngc ci Uu: iarti set forth in the Report of Work annexfo hereto, hsving performed the work or witnessed samp dm'mi iind'or af-.e' it? completion and tin.' ar'iiex-a rouorl is true.

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Mining Lands Section

Control Sheet

File No

TYPE OF SURVEY GEOPHYSICAL

GEOLOGICAL

GEOCHEMICAL

EXPENDITURE

MINING LANDS COMMENTS:

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V*Signature of Assessor

Date

Ontario

Ministry of Northern Affairs and Mines

Technical Assessment Work Credits

Date

1985 10 25

File

o Q donMining Recorder's "flep'otTof Work No.

257/85

Recorded Holder

DAVID J. MEUNIERTownship or Area

LANGMUIR fi FALLOW TOWNSHIPSType of survey and number of

Assessment days credit per claimGeophysical

Electromagnetic ——-__-__-

Magnetometer ^^^^——————-

Radiometric ———-—-—^—-^—

Induced polarization .

Other _________

—- days

— days

— days

Mining Claims Assessed

15331.00 SPENT ON OVERBURDEN DRILLING AND ASSAYING SAMPLES TAKEN FROM MINING CLAIMS:

P 758882-83-86-87 779600 780007

_________ days

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

Geological __________________ days

Geochemical __________________ days

Man days [H Airborne Q

Special provision | | Ground | |

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

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

355 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

No credits have been allowed for the following mining claims| | not sufficiently covered by the survey 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.

828 (85/9)

1985 10 25 Your File: 257/85 Our File: 2.8490

Mining RecorderMinistry of Northern Affairs and Mines60 Wilson AvenueTimmins, OntarioP4N 2S7

Dear Sir;

RE: Assaying submitted under Section 77(19) of the Mining Act RSO 1980, on Mining Claims P 758882, et al ,1n Langmuir and Fallow Townships

The enclosed statement of assessment work credits for assaying expenditures has been approved as of the above date.

Please Inform the recorded holder of these mining claims and so Indicate on your records.

Yours sincerely,

S. E. YundtDirectorLand Management Branch

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

SH/mc

cc: David J. Meunler P.O. Box 1624 403 Dome Street South Porcupine, Ontario PON 1HO

Resident Geologist Timmins, Ontario

Encl.

Brian H. Madlll P.O. Box 833 Kirkland Lake, Ontario P2N 3K4

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