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OVERBURDEN DRILLING

MINING CLAIM K-896879

Ewart Twp. Kenora District

David Busch Nov. 12, 1988

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WESTSHIELD CONSULTING LIMITED

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SUMMARY

INTRODUCTION

EXPLORATION HISTORY

OVERBURDEN DRILLING PROGRAMMME

CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

REFERENCES

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LIST OF FIGURES

FIGURE 1 PROPERTY LOCATION

FIGURE 2 MINING CLAIM LOCATION

FIGURE 3 BASAL TILL SECTION LOCATION

FIGURE 4 OVERBURDEN PROFILE

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APPENDICIES

APPENDIX I ASSESSEMENT INFORMATION

APPENDIX II SAMPLE LOCATION AND ANALYTICAL DATA


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SUMMARY

A 7 hole, 46.9 meter basal till overburden drilling

programme was carried out over Conductor A on mining claim

K-896879 in early November, 1988.

Results of this work indicate that Condutor A is associated

with a pyritic sericite shist and likely a true bedrock conductor.

Gold values in basal tills 15 and 20 meters down ice from Conductor

A indicate a possible gold association.

Diamond drilling of Conductor A on line 2+25 west is

recommended.


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INTRODUCTION

This report .documents results of an overburden drilling

programme carried out on mining claim K-896879 held by Mr. David

Busch. The property and claim locations are shown in Figures 1 and 2.

The field work was contracted to Sub Terra Technologies Inc. of

Bissett, Manitoba and was performed between Nov. 1 and 5, 1988.

A total of 46.9m (153.9 feet) were drilled in 7 holes.

Six holes were drilled to bedrock and one hole was drilled to a

depth of 5.5mto test the nature of material above the till.

The overburden drilling programme was designed to test

basal tills over and down ice from Conductor A on line 2+25 west

as defined in surveys reported by Busch (1984).

EXPLORATION HISTORY

The following summarizes previous exploration on the property:

-1960 Electrum Lake Gold Mines Ltd.; Prospecting and drilling; 1545 feet in 12 holes

-1977 Pelican Mines Limited; Geophysics and drilling 2288 feet in 9 holes

-1983 David Busch; Metallurgical tests-1984 David Busch; Magnetic and VLF Electromagnetic surveys-1985 David Busch; Mapping-1987 David Busch; Stripping and channel sampling-1988 David Busch; Overburden drilling, conductor A (.this report)

In addition to the above, a detailed mapping programme was

done over part of the mineralized area by C. Blackburn of the Ontario

Ministry of Natural Resources in 1985.


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PROPERTY LOCATION

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Mining Claim

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OVERBURDEN DRILLING PROGRAMME

The overburden drilling programme cosisted of 7 holes

totalling 46.9 meters. The holes were drilled across Conductor A

as shown in Figuces 3 and 4.

The overburden equipment used is designed to sample basal

tills. The sampler consists of a 'flow-through' bit that recovers

a 17 cm. long sample from the base of the drill stem. The sample

typically weighs 100 grams from which the -60 mesh fraction is

recovered and analysed for gold. The sampler is driven to bedrock

using a Cobra percussion drill.

CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Results of the overburden drilling are shown with analytical

results in Figure 4. Detailed descriptions of each site is provided

in Appendix II.

Conductor A is directly associated with pyritic (3%) sericite

shist and it can be concluded that it represents a valid bedrock

conductor.

Gold values of 10 and 30 ppb in samples E-01 and E-02

respectively suggest a possible gold source up ice from these

locations.

Given that Conductor A is probably a true bedrock conductor

and that 'anomalous 1 gold values (10 and 30 ppb in -60 mesh fraction)

occur in till 15 and 20m. down ice from the conductor axis on line

2+25 west.it is recommended that Conductor A be further tested with

diamond drilling in the vicinity of Line 2+25 west.


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BASAL TILL SECTION LOCATION ON CONDUCTOR A

VLF Survey Data from Busch 1984

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(S) -10 SURFACE

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OVERBURDEN PROFILE CONDUCTOR A


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REFERENCES

Busch David J.1984 Report on Magnetic and Very Low Frequency

Electromagnetic Surveys on Mining Claim K-590718

(Now mining claim K-896879)

-Assessement Files, Kenora, Ont.


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APPENDIX I

ASSESSEMENT INFORMATION

- Statement of Qualifications

- Statement of Expenditures

- Work Permit

- List of Field Personnel


pSTATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS

David J, Busch Report Author

517 Guelph Cres. Saskatoon, Sask. S7H AR3

Education: B.A, General 1970

B.Sc. (Hons. Geology) 1974

Lakehead University Thunder Bay, Ont.

Work: Fourteen years in mineral exploration and development across Canada with several Major exploration and mining companies.

David J. Busch


STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES

OVERBURDEN DRILLINGSample acquisition

Sub-Terra Technologies Inc. 153.9 feet @ $8.00/ft. $1231.20

PROGRAMME SUPERVISION AND REPORTWestshield Consulting Limited 2 days @ $250/day

TOTAL

$ 500.00

$1731.20

ELIGIBLE FOR ASSESSEMENT CREDITS $1231.20

David J. Busch


FIELD PERSONNEL

(Sub-Terra Technologies Inc.)

Susan J, Herring Field Supervisor (overburden drilling)Lot 1, Block 1Vanson Rd.Bissett, Man. ROE OJO Ph. 204-277-5176

Eric HenricksonGen. Del.Bissett, Man. ROE OJO

Field Technicial (Overburden drilling)


istryof latural

ResAices

Work Permit # 217-88/89 Distribution P art 1 - Permittee

2 - File

3 - Field O ffice4 -Other

I Forest F ires Prevention Act and the regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof and subject also to the terms and conditions herein, this permit is issued to:

Name of PermitteeSub-Terra-Technologies Incoporated

Post Office AddressGeneral Delivery, Bissett, Manitoba

To conduct an operation from the 1st day of November on the following work permit area:

Ewart Township

, 19 88 to and including the 5th day of November ,1988

For the purpose of Mining, (overburden drilling)

Subject to the following conditions

»e Permittee shall keep this permit or a true copy thereof on the work permit area,

e person in charge of the operation conducted under this permit shall produce and show this permit or the true copy kept on the work permit area to any officer whenever requested by the officer.

3. Other conditions:

When operating the plugger a minimum of a one pound dry chemical ABC fire extinguisher must be readily available.

FOREST FIRE REPORTING NUMBER - ZENITH 92000

Place of Issue

Kenora

Date of Issue

October 17, 1988_ —

Fire Operations Manager

In^BnantSeparate authority must be obtained before cutting any timber and before doing any burning.

This permit does not authorize the permittee to carry on operations on privately held land, as such authority can be given only by the owner of the land.

99 (2/77)

APPENDIX II

SAMPLE LOCATION AND ANALYTICAL DATA


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KENORA DISTRICT: Claim K-896879

HOLE

NO.

E-01

E-02

E-03

E-04

E-05

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LOCATIONE-W N-S

+25W 0+8 3N

+25W 0+88N

+25W 0+93N

+25W 0+9 8N

>+25W 1+03N

2+2 5W 1+03N

2+2 5W 1+08N

NOTE:

DEPTH (in M.) TO BASE OF:WATER

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GOLD

CLAY

2.0

2.0

2.0

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7.5

3.5

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CONTENT IS

SAMPLEDEPTH

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4.2

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5.5

12.0

FROM T IE

SAMPLE TYPEZ

CLAY GRIT ROCK

20 cm. basaltill

Basal Till

Basal Till

Basal till

COLOR

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Fine sand Stream sands

Basal till

60 MESH FRACTION OF £

CAR BON-ATE

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3%py in sericite shist

Same site as E-05 intend to sample till @ 5.5m

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N/A = Not Analysed Brn = Brown Gry = Grey Q t2 = Quartz Fg = Fine Grained

WK = Weak Grn = Green Ong = orange Py = Pyrite Vole = Volcanic

Wht = White B lk = Black Tr = Trace Carb - Carbonate

Chl = Chlorite Sil - Silicious

TSL LABORATORIESoiv. OURCENER TECHNICAL ENTERPRISES LIMITED

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CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS

SAMPLE(S) FROM Westshield Consulting Ltd, General Delivery Bissett, Manitoba ROE OJO

SAMPLE(S) OF Till

REPORT No. S5820

INVOICE #: 10478 P.O. :

Au ppb

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COPIES TO: INVOICE TO:

D. BuschWestshield Consulting, Bissett

Nov. 10, 1988 SIGNED. /

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David...J,...Bus_ch.._ __ ..__.__ __ __......___..__._....... __ __....__.. _ $ 1 231 - 20

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RE : Invoice no. 76 (overburden drilling claim y/K-896879 Ewart/Kenora/Ont .

The Sum of one thousand two i_hundred_ and thirty one la somme de ~ - — — — -— -- — - -._—

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Specialists in Overburden DrillingMineral Exploration and Commercial

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Vanson Road Hissolt. Manitoba, Canada

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David J. Busch

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Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

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Tel. 306-477-2811

November 7 ( j988

KK : Overburden Drilling Program; Mining Claim K-896879; T.wart Twp. ; Kenora District

Ontario, Canada

Date of Work: November 1 to 5 1988.

Overburden Drilling and sample retrieval on seven (7) holes for a total of

153.9 feet ( 46.9 meters ) .

153.9 feet @ $8.00 per foot = $1231.20

Sincerely,

S.J. Herring, President

Sub-Terra Technologies Inc.

( I'u 1.1 ammounl clue within thirty (30) days of receipt of this invoice )

Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Ontario

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GEOPHYSICAL TECHNICAL DATA

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

Number of Stations —————————————————————————Number of Readings _ Station interval __________________________Line spacing _____ Profile scale____________________________________________Contour interval.

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Instrument _____—__—————————————————————————————————-————— Method D Time Domain D Frequency Domain

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Power.a' E lectrode array.

Electrode spacing .

Type of electrode

SELF POTENTIALInstrument_________________________________________ Range.Survey Method —————————————————————————————————————————————

Corrections made.

RADIQMETRIC Instrument____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_________________________

Instrument _________________________ Accuracy____________________________Parameters measured.

Additional information (for understanding results).

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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

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

Mesh size of fraction used for analysis__

ANALYTICAL METHODSValues expressed in: per cent D

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

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