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Geotechnical Assessment Report

on the Patio Lake Claims,

Bryant Township, White Lake Area South, Ontario

Sault Ste. Marie Mining Division

N.T.S. 42-C-12

G, I-ohman January, 1985

JAN g 8 1985

42C12NEW13 42C12NE8848 WHITE LAKE (SOUTH)

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1. Introduction

2. Location and Access

3. Topography and Vegetation

A. Regional Geology

5. Local Geology

6. History

7. Work Done in 1984

1. Line Cutting2. Ground Magnecometry3. Ground VLF-EM

8. Results of Work Done in 1984

1. Ground Magnetometry2. Ground VLF-EM

9. Discussion

10. Conclusions

11. Recommendations

12. Ownership

13. References

14. Man-Days Assessment Work Details

15. Expenditures

16. Statement of Qualifications

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Appendix Receipts

Illustrations"

Fig. l "Location Map" 3

Fig. 2 "Local Geology" 5

Fig. 3 "Claim Map" 12

Fig. 4 "Magnetic Survey" In Pocket

Fig. 5 "VLF-Raw Data" In Pocket

Fig. 6 "VLF Survey (Fraser Filtered)" In Pocket

Fig. 7 "Magnetic Survey" In Pocket

Fig. 8 "VLF-Raw Data" In Pocket

Fig. 9 "Compilation Map" In Pocket . , y

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1. Introduction

This report describes the work that was done on the Patio Lake

Claims of Windarra Minerals Ltd. and Forty-Niner Properties Ltd. during

March, 1984.

G. Lohman, E. Alionis, and 0. Carrol completed line cutting,

detailed ground magnetometry and ground VLF-EM over two areas of interest

that were outlined in the 1983 field programme (Lohman, 1983).

This report is intended for use as an assessment report. An

amended version of this report has been written for submission to O.M.E.P.

The address of the company that performed the field work is:-

DAIWAN ENGINEERING LTD.

01010 - 409 Granville Street

Vancouver, B. C.

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2. Location and Access

The Patio Lake claims of Mr. C. Hawley are situated in Bryant

township and White Lake area South approximately 7 ka Northeast of the

village of Mohert and 30 km East of Hemlo in Northwestern Ontario.

See fig. l, "Location Map". Geographic coordinates are approximately

48044' N, 850 35' W. N.T.S. is 42-C-12.

Access is by highway 17 to the Mohert turn-off and thence by skidoo

trail to the power line that traverses the property.

3. Topography and Vege tat ion

The topography is gently rolling with a small northwesterly trending

ridge outcropping to the West of Patio Lake.

Vegetation consists of scrub poplar, sparse conifers and short

underbrush.

4. Regional Geology

According to Douglas (1970), the White River area lies within the

Wawa Subprovince of the Superior Structural Province, a 500 km wide belt

of rocks that is characterised by a predominance of easterly trending

structures. The rocks are composed principally of Archean volcanics

and sediments which were formed in a number of easterly trending

eugeosynclines that were subsequently folded, r.etaroorphosed and intruded

by granitic rocks.

Economically, the Superior Province is important as it hosts numerous

polymetallic sulphide deposits that occur in Archean volcanic-rich green

stone belts, either in the volcanic rocks themselves and their associated

mafic intrusions, or in the nearby sediments. Notable examples are

the deposits at Chibougamou, Matagami, Noranda, Timmins, Manitouwadge

and Hemlo.

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5. Local Geology

According to Milne (1972) the area is underlain by an ellipsoid

shaped suite of Archean volcanic and sedimentary rocks measuring 35 km

by 20km in areal extent. See fig. 2, "Local Geology". Granitic intrusives

and small bodies of mafic and ultramafic rocks have invaded the volcanic

suite. A large body of gneiss is present at the core of the complex.

The volcanic suite is composed of an outer zone of mafic meta-

volcanics that flanks a narrow zone of felsic aetavolcanics which,

in turn, flanks metasediments. The mafic metavolcanlcs have been

described by Muir (1982) as being tholeiitic basalts that are composed

of amphibolite, a mixture of amphibole and plagioclase.

The intermediate to felsic netavolcanics are tuffs and flows of

fine grained, grey- to buff-coloured rocks. The metasediments are

considered to be distal, water-deposited material derived from unlithified

volcanic sources and are commonly well bedded and laminated. They

become progressively more felsic towards the core. Thin section examination

has shown that plagioclase is sericitised and, together with quartz is

fine grained and anhedral. Muscovite is common (5 - 20Z) with minor

biotite (5Z). Minor chlorite is present. Reworked sedimentary rocks

are present as two types - mudstone and greywacke. Minor occurrences

of mafic intrusive rocks are represented by gabbro and schistose mafic

dykes. Felsic metamorphic rocks and intrusives are represented by

gneisses and quartz monzonites that are cut by aplite dykes and by

pegmatites.

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LEGEND

FELSIC IGNEOUS 8 METAMORPHIC ROCKS

4 l MAFIC 8 ULTRAMAFIC IGNEOUS ROCKS

3 J METASEDIMENTS

~" FELSIC METAVOLCANICS

MAFIC METAVOLCANICS

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FIGURE 2

PATIO LAKE CLAIMS

LOCAL GEOLOGY(AFTER V.G.MILNE)

SCALE ; '

5 10 15 Km.

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5. Local Geology (Cont'd)

In recent years the area has witnessed the discovery of the large,

low-grade Hemlo gold deposit. This deposit occurs in the felsic zone of the

metasediments, approximately 3km East of Hemlo and appears to be stratafortn.

The gold occurs in native form and is closely associated with wisps of fine

grained molybdenite and more vaguely with realgar and needles of tourmaline.

6. History

There is no recorded history of work on the Patio Lake claims. The

presence of scattered molybdenite-bearing pegmatites in granitic rock was

known to local residents of White River and Mobert. In 1983, Mr. D. Carroll,

prospector, of Sault Ste. Marie staked 4 claims that covered the area of these

showings. In 1983, G. Hawley optioned the claims and optioned and staked an

additional 67 claims to form the present group.

7. Work Done in 1984

The 1983 programme (Lehman, 1983), outlined two areas of anomalous geo

chemical gold values centred at 150N 800E (target No. 2) and at 2250N, O E

(target No. 1). The 1984 programme consisted of the following work that was

concentrated over these two areas :-

1. Line Cutting

fi total A.55km of line was cut and flagged on lines 1875N,

1687N, 1812N, 1937N, 2062N, 2187N, 2312N, 2437N, 2562N, 2687N, 2812N

and 2937N for a resultant spacing of approximately 62m between lines.

See Fig's. 4, 5 and 6.

2. Ground Magnetometry

A total of 959 readings over 14.167km of grid line were taken in the

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7. Work Done in 198A (Cont'd)

2. Ground Magnetometry (Cont'd)

two areas of interest at 12.5m station spacing and 62m line spacing.

Two Scintrex Ltd. proton magnetometers, Model MP-2 and a Scintrex

Ltd. fluxgate magnetometer were used for the magnetometer survey.

The MP-2 measures the total magnetic field intensity and has the

following specifications:

Maximum Sensitivity;

Readability;

Maximum Range:

Latitude Adjustment:

l gamma

l gamma (digital readout) f- 100,000 gammas

Set for Northern Heraispl.ire

The magnetometer survey was conducted by all three members of the

field party utilizing a Base Station Control point situated within a

magnetic low located at 1500N 370W. D. Carrol used a proton magneto

meter at this point and readings were taken every 10 minutes. A

separate control point was used for the smaller target No. 2. All

readings throughout the grid were taken facing east to avoid heading

variation and the results were corrected using standard techniques.

Since the MP-2 measures the total magnetic field intensity, an

arbitrary value of 59,000 has been subtracted from the total to simplify

the plotted results.

Field work with the fluxgate magnetometer was limited to areas of

varied magnetic relief with the results being corrected using standard

techniques.

The results are shown plotted on Fig. 4, "Magnetic Survey" and Fig. 7,

"Magnetic Survey".

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7. Work Done in 1984 (cont'd)

3. Ground VLF-EH

A total of 528 stations were surveyed over 13.2km of grid line in

the two areas of interest at 25m station spacing and 62m line spacing.

G. Lohman conducted the ground VLF-EM survey. All readings were taken

facing east and the data was Fraser Filtered to aid in the interpre

tation of results which are discussed below. A Ceonics Limited "EM-16"

was used. The instrument has the following specifications:-

Measurcd Quantity; In-phase and quad-phase comppnents of

the vertical magnetic field as a percentage of horizontal

prioary field (le. tangent to the tilt angle and ellipticity).

Sensitivity: In-Phase - 150X

Quad-Phase - 50Z

Resolution; - IX

Output; Nulling by audio tone. In-phase indication from

mechanical inclinometer and quad-phase from graduated dial.

Operating Frequency; The primary station was Annapolis,

Maryland, NSS, transmitting at 21.A Khz.

The results are shown plotted on Fig. 5, "VLF-Raw Data", Fig. 6,

"VLF Survey (Fraser Filtered)", Fig. 8, "VLF-Raw Data".

8. Results of Work Done in 1984

The results of the work done in 1984 are as follows:-

1. Ground Magnetometry

In the No. l target area, several narrow, linear North-South trending

highs that terminate abruptly are present over an area that has been

mapped as being und*rlair. by alternating andesitic and mafic volcanic

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8. Results of Work Done in 198A (Cont'd)

1. Ground Magnetometry (Cont'd)

rocks (Lehman, 1983). These magnetic highs may indicate accumulations

cr concentrations of mafic volcanics.

In the No. 2 target area, the survey shoved that several narrow

l-to-2-station wide highs that terminate abruptly are present in an

area that mapping (Lehman, 1983) has shown to be underlain by a

deformed mafic volcanic-schist contact.

2. Ground VLF-EM

In target area No. l, several linear, Northerly trending lows are

evident that coincide closely with the magnetic highs. See Fig's.

4, 5 and 6.

In target area No. 2, the electrical interference caused by the

power lines obviated surveying. Ground coverage was limited to line

ON500E to 1300E.

9. Discussion

In the No. l target area, the magnetic highs are thought to reflect a

petrologic unit, probably mafic volcanics, that are surrounded by andesitic

volcanics. The closely coincident VLF anomalies, particularly in the Northern

half of the surveyed area, are interpreted as indicating the presence of contact

zones between the different rock types. Superimposing the 'B 1 horizon geochemical

soil sampling values from the 1983 survey (Lohman, 1983) shows that the highs

from this survey, coincide closely with the magnetic highs from the current

survey, implying a petrologic control to the mineralization. See Fig. 9,

"Compilation Map".

In the No. 2 target area, the association is not clear as the very short,

narrow magnetic highs make interpretation difficult.

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10. Conclusions

It is concluded that:-

1. in the No. l target area, the ground geophysics has indicated that

Northerly striking magnetic highs are present. These are thought to be

underlain by mafic volcanics.

2. the best soil geochemical values coincide closely with the magnetic highs

implying that the mineralization may be confined to a discreet unit.

3. the continuation of the magnetic high onto unsurveyed ground to the North,

as indicated in the airborne survey, suggests th.Tt this ground may merit

exploration.

4. the No. 2 target area is difficult to interpret and warrants lower priority.

11. Reconmcndations

It is recommended that:-

1. a geochemical humus sampling programme with analysis for gold be conducted

over the two target areas using a 62m x 10m spacing.

2. depending on tho results of this survey, the next phase of exploration work

can be determined.

3. this programme is expected to cost:

Area 1: 1500m x 500m - 1250 samples @ S10 - $ 12,500

Area 2: 300m x 500m - 300 samples Q $10 - 3.000

TOTAL $ 15.500

12. Ownership

The following claims were covered by the survey. They are registered lo the

name of Mr. G. Hawley, whose address is: 31 Riopelle Street, Kanata, Ontario.

12. Ownership (Cont'd)

Prefix Claim No's.

SSM 608901-04 4

638143-47,48 3

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689692-94 ^3

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Their configuration is shown on Fig, 3, "Claim Map".

13. References

Douglas, R.J.W., 1970, Geology and Economic Minerals of Canada; G.S.C.

Economic Geology Report No. 1.

Hogg, R.L.S., 1983, Report on Combined Helicopter-Borne Magnetic and

Electromagnetic Survey; Hemlo, Ontario.

Lehman, G., 1983, Geotechnical Assessment Report on the Patio Lake Claims,

Bryant: Tovnship, White Lake Area South, Ontario.

Milne, V.C., L972, Manitouwadge-Wawa Sheet; Ontario Division of Mines Map 2220.

Muir, T.L., 1982, Geology of the Herolo Area, District of Thunder Bay; O.G.S.

Report 217.

14. Man Days Assessment Work Details

The following is a breakdown of the assessment work that was performed on

the property:

LinecuttingNumber of

Name Address Dates Worjced 8-Hour Days

D. Carrol 190 Macdonald Avenue Mar. 14, 1984 l Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.

E. Alionis 0903 - 1260 Nelson St. Mar. 5,9,14 3 Vancouver, B. C.

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PATIO LAKE CLAIMSHEMLO-WHITE RIVER AREA .ONTARIO

CLAIM MAP

KILOMETERS 0.4 1

DATE i NOVEMBER, 1984

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14. Man Days Assessment Work Details (Cont'd)

Linecuttine (Cont'd)

Name Address

G. Lohman 9 1010 - 409 Granville St. Vancouver, B. C.

Ground Magnetometry

Name

D. Carrol

E. Alionis

G. Lohman

Ground VLF

Name

G. Lohman

Address

190 Macdonald Avenue Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario

0903 - 1260 Nelson St. Vancouver, B. C.

#1010 - 409 Granville St. Vancouver, B. C.

Address

01010 - 409 Granville St. Vancouver, B. C.

Report Writing

Name

G. Lohman

D. Petersen

Drafting

Name

Address



Geo-Drafting Services

Addrass

#420 - 470 Granville St. Vancouver, B. C.

Dates Worked

Mar. 6

TOTAL

Dates Worked

Mar. 10

Mar. 6,10,15,16

Mar. 10,15,16

TOTAL

Number of 8-Hour Days

l

5 Days


6 Days

Number of Dates Worked 8-Hour Days

Mar. 5,6(4), 9, 14

TOTAL

34

Days

Number of Dates Worked 8-Hour Days

Apr. 2,3 2

Jan. 2,3(1985)

TOTAL

Dates Worked

Jan. 4(1985)

4 Days


TOTAL l Day

14. Man Days Assessment Work Details (Cont'd)

Typing

S. Wheat 01010 - 409 Cranville St. Jan. 4(1985) lVancouver, B. C. ^^

l Day l

i15. Expenditures \ .

The following is a breakdown of the expenditures incurred on the property:- ,

Field Salaries ]

G. Lehman 7^ days O $200 $ 1,500 l

Report Writing i

G. Lehman 2 days @ $200 6 400 j

D. Petersen 2 days @ $275 550 j

S. Wheat 6 hrs. @ $ 15 90

Gee-Drafting 5 hrs. @ S 25 125 1,165

Line Cutting Wages j

D. Carroll l day @ $100 6 100 {i

I.. Alionis 3 days @ SIOO 300 400 ^

Ground Magnetometry Wages

D. Carrol l day @ S100 $ 100

E. Alionis 4 days @ 6100 400 500

Supplies

Field Equipment $ 495

Printing /l /J ___40 535

TOTAL:

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16. Statement of Qualifications

I, Gary H. T. Lehman, with business address in Vancouver and residential

address in Port Coquitlaa, British Columbia, do hereoy certify that:-

1. I am a graduate of the University of Toronto with a Bachelor

of Science Degree in Geology in 1981.

2. Since graduation, I have been employed as an exploration geologist

in British Columbia for Lornex Mining Corp. Ltd. and Brinco Mining Ltd.

3. I have been employed on a contract basis as an exploration geologist

from June, 1983 to December, 1983 with AgiHs Engineering Ltd.,

Vancouver, B. C., and from January, 1984 through October, 1984, with

Daiwan Engineering Ltd., Vancouver, b. C.

Respectfully/submitted,A

Vancouver, Canada

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mrtln Days c '.', t i.ucil on riiiM !f-''- , Ul l cchnical or Line-cutting rUyi, Tcclmiea! days include work performed by corr.ultanu, ili.tfUir.cn. i u .

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Lint-cutting No, of Day* Toll! C'*dln CUImi

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Ministry ofNaturalResources

Ontario

Notice of Intent

for Technical Reports

1985 02 12

2.7713/5-84

An examination of your survey report indicates that the requirements of The Ontario Mining Act have not been fully met to warrant maximum assessment work credits. This notice is merely a warning that you will not be allowed the number of assessment work days credits that you expected and also that in approximately 15 days from the above date, the mining recorder will be authorized to change the entries on his record sheets to agree with the enclosed statement. Please note that until such time as the recorder actually changes the entry on the record sheet, the status of the claim remains unchanged.

If you are of the opinion that these changes by the mining recorder will jeopardize your claims, you may during the next fifteen days apply to the Mining and Lands Commissioner for an extension of time. Abstracts should be sent with your application.

If the reduced rate of credits does not jeopardize the status of the claims then you need not seek relief from the Mining and Lands Commissioner and this Notice of Intent may be disregarded.

If your survey was submitted and assessed under the "Special Provision-Performance and Coverage" method and you are of the opinion that a re-appraisal under the "Man-days" method would result in the approval of a greater number of days credit per claim, you may, within the said fifteen day period, submit assessment work breakdowns listing the employees names, addresses and the dates and hours they worked. The new work breakdowns should be submitted direct to the Land Management Branch, Toronto. The report will be re-assessed and a new statement of credits based on actual days worked will be issued.

MB (BJ/S)

ajwan Engineering Ltd.Grologlstf

1010-409 Granvitie Street Vancouver. B.C., Canada V6C IW9 Telephone: I6W ) 688- 1 508

January 9, 1985

The Mining RecorderMinistry of Natural ResourcesP. O. Box 669875 Queen Street EastSault Ste. Marie, OntarioP6A 2B3

Dear Madam:

Enclosed, please find a report of work for the following claims :-

SSM 608901-04, 638143, 638147-48, 674442, 689692-94

A geotechnical report covering the work has been sent to Toronto.

Please refer any questions to this office.

Yours truly


D. B. Petersen P. Eng.

DBP:slw Encl. CEIVED

JAJ11 4 695

D.Coni

iwan Engineering Ltd.Engineers S Geologlsls

l010-409GranvilleStreet Vancouver. B.C.. Canada V6C 1W9 Telephone: (604) 668-1508

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r- ~ c j y r-. DJanuary 17, 1985

RECEIVED

J a N28 1985

Assessment Files Research Office MINING LANDS SECTION 77 Grenville Street Room 1819 Toronto, Ontario M5F 1B3

Dear Sirs:

RE; CLAIMS SSM 608901-4; 638143-7,8; 674442; 689692-4

Enclosed, please find 2 signed reports entitled "Geotechnical Assessment Report on the Patio Lake Claims, Bryant Township, White Lake Area South" by G. Lehman, covering the work performed on those claims in 1984.

Please refer any questions to me at the above address.

Yours very truly


D. B. Petersen P. Eng.

DBPrslw End's. 2

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Ministry ofNaturalResources

1985 02 12

Mining RecorderMinistry of Natural Resources875 Queen Street EastBox 669Sault Ste. Marie, OntarioP6A 2B3

Dear Madam:

Your File: 5/84 Our File: 2.7713

Enclosed are two copies of a Notice of Intent with statements listing a reduced rate of assessment work credits to be allowed for a technical survey. Please forward one copy to the recorded holder of the claims and retain the other. In approximately fifteen days from the above date, a final letter of approval of these credits will be sent to you. On receipt of the approval letter, you may then change the work entries on the claim record sheets.For further information, if required, please contact Mr. R.J. Pichette at 416/965-4888.

urs sincerely,

rundt rector

Land Management Branch

Whitney Block, Room 6643 Queen's Park Toronto, Ontario M7A 1W3

S. Hurst:mc

Ends.

cc:

cc:

Mr. R.6. Hawley31 Rlopelle StreetKanata, OntarioK2K 1J2Dalwan Engineering LtdSuite 1010409 Granville StreetVancouver, B.C. V6C 1W9Attention: 0.5. Petersen

845

cc: Dal wan Engineering LtdSuite 1010409 Granville StreetVancouver, B.C.V6C 1W9Attention: 6. Lohman

cc: Mr. G.H. FergusonMining ft Lands CommissionerToronto, Ontario •M

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1985 03 IS Your Hie: 5-84 Our Hie: 2.7713

Mining RecorderMinistry of Natural Resources87S Queen Street EastBox 669Sault Ste. Marie, OntarioKA 2B3Dear KadawjRE: Notice of Intent dated February 12, 1985

Geophysical (Electromagnetic l ttagnototmer) on Mining Claims SSN 608901, et. a1., 1n the White Lake Area South and Bryant Township

fhq assessment work credits* as listed with tho 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 recodds.Yours sincerely.

S.F.. YundtDirectorLand Managenent BranchHhUney Block, Room 6643Quwfln's ParkToronto, OntarioH7A 1W3Phone:(416)965-4888S. Hurt t:BC

cc: Mr. R.G. Hawley 31 RIopelle Street Kanata, Ontario K2K 102

cc: Dalwan Engineering Ltd Suite 1010409 Granvllle Street Vancouver, B.C. Y6C 1H9 * Attention i D.B. Petersen

Encl.

cc: Dntwan Engineering LtdSuite 1010409 GrenvllU StraitVancouver, E.C*Y6C 1U9Attention: 6. Lohntn

cct Mr. Q.H* fergusonMining i Lands CowalsslonerToronto, Ontario

cct Resident GeologistSault Stt. Marie, Ontario ';

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LEGEND

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TRANSMITTER STATION ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

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VLF-RAW DATA

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STATION ANNAPOLIS. MARYLAND

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RftTIO LAKE CLAIMSHEMLO-WHITE RIVER AREA,ONTARIO

COMPILATION MAP

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DATE : DECEMBER, 1984 SCALE.) 5f OOO

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