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27.5 39.6 Tuffaceous greywacke; fine to med. grained, finely, wellbanded coarse banding of fine grained dark grey tuff, grey wacke S lighter grey tuff greywacke with med. grainedfrag. S qtz. feldspar xtals, coarse bands way from a fraction of aninch to approximately a foot in thickness, banding at 55" toC.A.29.0-30.0 LOST CORE40.0-40.6 LOST CORE

39.6 55.0 Mafic meta volcanics: med. to dark green, med. grained, shearbanded at approx. 55 to C.A., amph'd chlor'd, somesegregation of mineralis giving slightly mottled appearanceS-10% blue qtz eyes, occ. qtz-carb. strgs.54.0-55.0 highly sheared S, altered

55.0 55.4 Massive sulfides. 401 cpy, 401 Po 201 inclusions55.0-55.2 ground core recovery of some broden core- similarto core described above. Sharp conformable lower contact withtuff greywacke at 60 0 to C.A.

55.4 101.0 Greywacke- tuff- dark grey, finely well banded at 55" to C.A.occasional coarser section with tiny feldspar 6 qtz ztals.generally uniform tecture.59.5-60.1 lost core62.2-63.0 lost core

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41.0 59.2 Greywacke-Tuff - alternate bands of fine grained dark greyfinely banded greywacke S mottled grey, fine grained greyish brown matrix with medium grained xtals feldspar 6 felsic frags approx. l mm, in diameter, coarse banding varies from inches to a foot, occ. qtz-carb strgs, banding at 40-45 0 to C,A,

59.2 80.0 Mafic meta volcanics; med. grained, mottled green, highlyamph'd, shear banded at 40-45 0 frequent x fractures 15% qtz- carb-tour stringers, Tr. Po Py, fine qtz eyes in mafics last 2 feet, have a very finely banded appearance possibly a mafic tuff- poss. whole section is a mafic tuff.

80.0 80.9 Massive sulfides; 80.0-80.1 - 80% Po, l-3% Cpy80.1-80.9 - 70% Py, l-3% Cpy, Tr. ZnS, lS-20% inclusions, section is broken S crushed.

80.9 103.0 Tuff - greywacke - similar to before.

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29.8 Tuff-fragmental - fine Lappilli SO-60% felsics, 20-30% maficsflecks generally biotitic giving rise to a mottled greyish Zbrown appearance, foliation at SO-55% to ea.

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78.2 103.0 Tuff-fragmental - coarse ash to fine Lappilli, generally felsicash S Lappilli in a mafic amph - chlor matrix giving a mottledgreenish appearance, generaly decrease in fragments Si fragmentalsize with depth.78.2-78.4 contact between mafic tuff fragments Si greywacke

V tuff - carb'd fine stringers Po with minor Py S traces Cpy,conductive, overall S-10% sulfides.

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35.4 Tuffaceous greywacke, dark greenish brown, fine grained well banded at 55-60" to C.A. cyclic bands, fine grained material S med. grained quartz S feldspar crystals in fine grained material. Graded bedding in coarser bands with coarser fraction grading to finer with depth.

48.0 Mafic meta volcanic dark green med. grained 10% amphibole 10% chlorite 5% biolite, tr disseminated Po

48.15 Massive sulfides **brecciated med. grained, 10% Cpy, 50% Po, 2% Sphal, 15% quartz blebs,S 1! biotite, sharp moderately contorted contacts, biotite developed along contacts

48.15 101.0 Tuffaceous - greywacke, cyclic banding, same as above.

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38.6 Mafic TuffMinerology: (dark green in color)

(a) chloritized amphiboles and calcic? plag. Texture: very fine grained to med. grained (cyclic) Structure: very fine banded: grades into next rock type

59.1 Tuffaceous GreywackeMinerology (dark grey in color) a dark minerals, biotite, other clay minerals, b) calcic? plagioclase.

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sharp contact (?) with next (?) type.

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114.8 Mafic volancics - same description as for 11' to 35'

114.8 115.0 Contact between rock immediately above (Mafic volcanics) and rock immediately below (Tuffaceous greywacke) Minerology:

(a) massive pyrrhotite (about 98%) \(b) chalcopyrite blebbs (thin 0.5 mm continuous

layers parallel to soliation) (about 2%)

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a) chloritized araphiboles (about 30^)b) calcic plagioclase (about 60#)c) Kica (Sericite Gr biotite) (about 10-20JOd) possible Quartz pebbles

Texture: fine grained to oed grained; equigranular; fractureand smeared clasts or crystals.

Structure: well foliated;1 contact with next rock type belowwas destroyed by drilling (powdered)

Tuffaceous Greywacke29.0 to 29.6 — no coreMineralogy:

a) dark minerals (biotite; other clay niherals) (about 70-81b) calcic? plagioclase (about 15-20^)c) vhite chert bands or quartz stringers parallel tofoliation (S-lOjS) Bands are Inn

Texture: very fine grained toto 3nro thick

nediun grained (cyclic)Structure: Knife edge contact with next

foliated, very finely layered (laxa toMafic Volcanic (naf ic tuff?)

rock type; welllcn thick layers)

As described for 10.0 to 10.2but with definite intcrbandcd quartz pebbles (about lcm to2cn In diameter) layers. Pebbles thenselvcs have been fra*

Tuffaceous rrcvwacke - 03 described for 10.2 to 36.0Mafic Tuff.Mineralogy: (dark green In color)

a) chloritized anphibolcs If biotite .ffs---- ;v ' ^•~^- -b)- Calcic plagioclase ' Y^^f- :'S^f

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Texture: very fine grained, equigranularStricture; moderately foliated,, contnct with

ground in hole57.9 j 85.10^ Mafic Volcanic * (nafic tuff?) as described for 10.0 to 10.285.10-J 87.1^ Contact zone between mafic volcanic* and tuffaceous greywacke*^ 47860 85. 86.6 J!L Tr 30 n tal

Mineralogy:a) massive pyrrhotite (about 853)b) blebbs (lcna to 2mm) fr (2nn to leo) of chalcopyrite

parallel to foliation (about 2-52)c) finely disseainated galena? (fine grained crystalline) ibout 5 -105?d) blebbs of sphalerite (0. 555 to

87.1-S- 165.0 Tuffaceous grayvaclre** as described for 10.2 to 36.0

oq.7-Ton.7 - Al ^o gontaineg string •yg

Cr veinlets discordant to foliation. Between 143.6 and 144.0fainor pyrite generalization along contact betveen discordantquartz veinlet 6f tuffaceous greywacke but in quartz only.

Grades into next rock type below.165.0 165.1C Mafic Tuff as described for 56.0 to 57.9 Contact with next ro- fc is s larp.165.10 176.0 Mafic Volcanic friafic tuff?) .1 fot* T o. o in-3

also with concordant and discordant (to foliation) quartzveinletsj and quarts pebbles? (lcn x 2cra to 5cm) stretchedparallel to foliation nBetween 175.7 and 175.8 - minor pyrite mineralization near

discordant (to foliation) quarts vcinlot but in wr.fic volcanic

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Texture:medium grained, equigranular, highly schistose

Structure:highly foliated, contact vith next rock type destroyed by *

Tuffaceous Greywacke (grey in color)Mineralogy* .

a) dark minerals (biotite,b) Calcic ^ plagioclase —c) very silcous bands (lornand regular concordant (to

other clay minerals — about 70 115 to 2055to lcm) irregular discordant,foliation). Kay be quartz veinl

d) minor pyrite mineralization (from 36.3 to 36.5)c) xxnf Percent of minerals varies from layer to layer.

Texture:very fine grained to fine grained, varies from layer to la]

Structure- -veil foliated, layering parallel to foliation linn, to 3cm w:contact vith next rock type appears to be gradational.

Mafic TuffMineralogy:

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Texture:coarse grained, equigranular

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Mafic Tuff - as described forbelov gradational

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belovrock gradationalfor 48.10 to 54.6

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, 40JC Po, 20# inclusions

recovery of some broken core — similaSharp conformable lower contact with

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coarse to fine erained from top^ to bottom of hole.52.0-52.8 — ln qtz-carb - lost core - 1 inch qtz carb

53.5-54.0 — Lost core55.0-55.9 - Qtz carb strgs.

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For Mongol Work, Stripping or Opening up of Mines, Sinking Shafts or Other Actual Mining Operation! - Home* and ^addresses of the men who performed the work and the dates and hours of their employment. - -i ft.-'i;-.:' '' Si t:For Diamond ond other Cere Drilling - Footage, No. and angle of holes and diameter of core. Name and address of ;-;owner a operator of drill. Dptes when drilling was done. Signed core log ond sketch in duplicate. '. -. ";-. ,;For Compressed Air or Other Power Driven or Mechanical equipment s -, . iType of drill or equipment. Names ond addresses of men engaged in operating equipment ond the dotes and hours oftheir employment.For Power Stripping - Type of equipment. Name ond address of owner or operator. Amount expended. Dates on whichwork was done. Proof of actual cost must be submitted within 30 days of recording.With each of the above types of work sketches ore required to show the location and extent of the work in relationto the nearest claim post. In the case of diamond or other core drilling the sketch must be submitted in duplicate.For Geological and Geophysical Survey - The names ond addresses of men employed os well as dotes. Type ofinstrument used in the case of geophysical survey. Reports ond mops in duplicate must be filed with the Ministerwithin 60 days of recording. ,For Land Survey - the name and address of Ontario Land surveyor.

The Required Information is os Follows: (Attach 0 list kf this space Is insufficient)RblTTl

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1. That l hove a personal and Intimate knowledge of the facts set forth in the report of work annexed here to, having performed the work or witnessed some during and/or after its completion.

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