FIFTH YEAR ASSESSMENT REPORT ONLICENCE 15809M

of

GEOCHEMISTRY and PROSPECTING

on the

ENGLISH RIDGE PROPERTY,

NTS 1N/06

MARYSVALE, CONCEPTION BAY, NEWFOUNDLAND

Submitted by

(License Holder)

JASON WHITE

Work Conducted: May 2009Total Expenditures: $ 1193.70Total Claims: 5 total

Date: June 14th, 2010

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION 3

2. PROPERTY LOCATION AND ACCESS 3

3. CLAIM STATUS 3

4. HISTORY AND PREVIOUS WORK 3

5. REGIONAL AND LOCAL GEOLOGY 5

6. EXPLORATION PROGRAM 2009 7

7. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 7

APPENDICES

APPENDIX I LIST OF EXPENDITURES 8

APPENDIX II LIST OF PERSONAL 8

APPENDIX III GEOCHEMICAL RESULTS 9

APPENDIX IV REFERENCES 12

LIST OF FIGURES

FIGURE 1. PROPERTY LOCATION MAP 4

FIGURE 2. CLAIM LOCATION MAP 4

FIGURE 3. SAMPLE LOCATION MAP 6

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1. INTRODUCTION

This report encompasses the exploration activities on the English Ridge Property in the area of the sedimentary unit to the south west of the main basalt hosted copper prospect during May 2009.

Yours TrulyJason D. White

June 14th, 2010

2. PROPERTY LOCATION AND ACCESS

The property is located on the west side of Colliers Bay, Conception Bay (Figure1) with road access from the towns of Marysvale and Colliers (Figure 2). The northeast corner having the U.T.M. Coordinates of 5,262,500 N, 333,500 E of Zone 22, NTS 1N/06, NAD 27. Access to the property can be obtained from Route 60, local community roads by boat from Colliers Bay.(Figure 2).

3. CLAIM STATUS

The English Ridge Property consists of 5 claims in mineral license 15809M, replacing mineral licence 10598M, staked in 2005.

4. HISTORY AND PREVIOUS WORK

1842 Jukes records an unconformity of the Cambrian & Precambrian rocks of the Avalon Peninsula (Jukes, 1842)

1850's 10m adit driven at sea level in English Cove; an open cut and shaft at Crows Gulch; 30m shaft sunk at Colliers River; and 55m shaft had been sunk at Turks Gut. (Martin,1980)

1919 Buddington describes the Marysvale Fault (Buddington,1919 page 455)

1957 McCartney maps the Holyrood area for the Geological Survey of Canada (McCartney, 1957)

1967 McCartney produces Memoir 341 and map of the Holyrood & Whitborne areas for the Geological Survey of Canada, locally describes the Mn occurrences and maps the geology of the local area of Colliers Bay. (McCartney, 1967)

1980's An Honor's student studies the paleo magnetism of the conglomerate and flow top breccia in the Marysvale area with results indicating an intrusive body. (Hodych,2007)

1990's O'Brien studies the 1N/06 and 1N/07 areas, bounded by the Topsail Fault to the east and the Marysvale Fault to the West and comments on the copper occurrences, including a newly discovered algal sedimentary copper in the area. (O'Brien,1996; O'Brien,2002)

1996 Morgan studies English Cove area as part of thesis for Honors degree in geology (Morgan,1996).

1998 Wilton writes report for Copper Hill and describes a disseminated copper occurrence near the English Cove adit, assays were reported grading up to 33.4% Cu and 7.9 oz/t Ag from grab samples and a 10m vein chip sample grading 1.45% Cu and 0.83 oz/t Ag (Wilton,1998).

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5. REGIONAL AND LOCAL GEOLOGY

The English Ridge property is part of the Avalon Zone of Eastern Newfoundland. This zone occupies the northern most portion of the Appalachian Avalonian Belt, a succession of late Proterozoic age volcanic, plutonic and volcanic sedimentary rocks, extending from the Avalon Peninsula, through the Atlantic provinces to the Carolinas and Northern Georgia, a distance of 3000 km (Williams, 1979).

Regional Geology

The region is mapped by King as (King,1988):

Adeyton Group:

Chamberlains Brook formation: green and red shale or slate and thin limestone beds; manganiferous bed near base; spilitic cherty pillow lava.

Brigus Formation: red, pink and green shale or slate and thin limestone beds; basal conglomerate where formation rests directly on Precambrian rocks.

Harbour Main Group:

member Hhb: Green to purple basaltic flows and pyroclastic rocks, clastic sedimentary rocks and gabbro

Conception Group:

Drook Formation: green siliceous siltstone and sandstone; silicified tuff.

West of the Marysvale fault the Drook formation of the Conception group appears; east of the fault the basalts of the Harbour Main Group are overlain by the sedimentary Adeyton group. The exact location and nature of the Marysvale fault is obscured with overburden.

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6. EXPLORATION PROGRAM 2009

The 2009 exploration program consisted of one day prospecting on mineral licence 15809m, specifically examining the sedimentary unit outcrop to the south west of the main English Ridge Copper prospect accompanied with a geochemical survey of selected samples from the licence.

An examination of the sedimentary outcrop south west of the English Ridge copper occurrence shows a manganese containing layer, which also contains significant barium (sample 1N-06-02), this may be an original evaporate type sedimentary deposit, or it may be due to secondary replacement. The barium containing layer is located above the bright red hematized sandstone which lies unconformably over the basalt unit.

Sample Description and location (see Figure 3):

Location 1: (approximately) 333,100 E, 5,261,150 N

1N-06-02 Oxidized black earthy Mn stained earthy sedimentary layer.

1N-06-03 Grey reduced limestone with disseminated chalcocite, float

Location 2: 333,377 E, 5,261,088 N

1N-06-01 West of the shear (land side), chalcocite in calcite / basalt breccia.

1N-06-04 Malachite stained chalcocite / bornite in a narrow shear (5 to 10 cm in thickness).

1N-06-05 East of shear (water side), chalcocite in vesicular bassalt, adjacent to the shear, appears to have been shallow test pits in this unit (approximately 1 x 6 m vertical, 0.5 m deep), possibly during the exploration in the 1860's.

7. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

In conclusion, the English Ridge property contains a prospective environment for both sedimentary and volcanic type deposits of copper, silver, barite and manganese; further work is required to determine the nature and extent of each type.

A continuation of the mapping and prospecting program is recommended, with the focus of exploration by boat at tide level, further exploration of the sedimentary unit, and to define the known copper prospect by diamond drilling.

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APPENDIX I LIST OF EXPENDITURES

Expense Amount Cost per unit Total cost

Report Writing 3 days $100.00 $300.00Field Work 4 days $100.00 $400.00Meals 4 days $20 / person / day $80.00Fuel / Auto 1 trips $60 / trip (one day) $60.00Assay

Sample prep 5 $6.85 $34.25ICP-30 + Au 5 $21.50 $107.50Ore Grade 5 $11.25 $56.25

Subtotal $1,038.00Administration 15% $155.70

Total $1,193.70

APPENDIX II LIST OF PERSONAL

Name

Jason D. White 23 Emma's Pl.CBS, NL.

Darwin White23 Emma's Pl.CBS, NL.

Norm PowerMt. Pearl, NL.

Joe Lee13 Albany PlSt. John's, NL.

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APPENDIX III GEOCHEMICAL RESULTS

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APPENDIX IV REFERENCES

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Buddington, A.F.1919: Pre-Cambrian Rocks of Southeast Newfoundland; j. Geol., Vol. 27, pg 449-479

Carr, G.F.1958: The Industrial Minerals of Newfoundland; Mines Branch, No. 855

Dale, N.C.1915: The Manganese Deposits of Conception and Trinity Bays, Newfoundland. PhD. Dissertation, Princeton

Geological Survey of Canada1971: Map 4524G, Holyrood, Geophysical Series (Aeromagnetic)

Hodych, J., PhD.2007: Personal communication.

Howley, J.P.1880: List of Newfoundland Minerals (of the Newfoundland Geological Survey), Reprinted from No. 17 Mineralogical Magazine, July 1880.

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Natural Resources Canada1943: Ore Dressing and Metallurgical tests on Manganese ore from Brigus, reports No. 1350 and 1551

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Nixon, G.T.1979: Late Precambrian Ash-Flow Tuffs and Associated Rocks of the Hr Main Group Near Colliers. CanadianJournal of Earth Sciences Vol. 16, No. 1; Pages 167-181. (1N/06/0092)

O`Brien, S.1996: Preliminary Investigation of Neoproterozoic (Avalonian) Rocks, Northeastern Holyrood (NTS 1N/6) MapArea: Notes on Geology, Mineralization and Mineral Exploration Potential. In Current Research (1996),Newfoundland Department of Natural Resources, Geological Survey,Report 96-1, Pages 311-327.

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