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MAGNETIC AND VLF-EM SURVEYS

GONDOR/ATKINS CLAIMS

BRYCE, ROBILLARD TWPS., ONTARIO

for

TECHTERREX INC.

RECEIVED

DEC 2 i 1990

MINING LANDS SECTION

by

J. B. Boniwell

D. R. Carriere

Exploration Geophysical Consultants

December 17, 1990

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LIST OF CONTENTS

Introduction

Property, Location, Access and Grid

Geology

Instrumentation, Method and Presentation

Discussion of Results - A. Magnetics

Conclusions and Recommendations

LIST OF DRAWINGS

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INTRODUCTION

In October of 1990, Techterrex Inc. carried out

magnetometer and VLF-EM surveys on behalf of the Gondor/Atkins

partnership on their claims in Bryce and Robillard Twp. These

surveys were designed to assist geologic definition of

prospective localities for gold occurrence in the environment.

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tPROPERTY, LOCATION, ACCESS AND GRID

The property lies about 14 kms southeast of the Town

Charlton, Ontario, close to the common corner of Bryce,

Robillard, Tudhope and Truax Townships. It straddles the

boundary between Bryce Robillard Townships.

It consists of 12 claims as listed below.

961204 1091939

1091940 1091645

1091646 1091647

1091648 1091649

1091650 1126295

1135910 1135909

Access to the property is from the town of Charlton

highway 560 until the hamlet of Mount Macdonald is reached.

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there access is continued south on a gravel road for a kilometre

and a half. Thereafter, a further kilometre walk south is

required to arrive at the claims.

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The grid consists of a 2.1 km long baseline oriented at

north 30 0 east. A total of 17.3 kms of picket line has been run

perpendicular to the baseline. These traverses are separated by

100 m., and the stations on them by 25 m.

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GEOLOGY

The property lies on the contact between metavolcanics

and felsic to intermediate intrusives along the exposed southern

limits of the Abitibi Greenstone Belt. The local geology consists

of ultramafic metavolcanics, pillowed and massive mafic flows,

intermediate to felsic pyroclastics. There are several intrusions

in the region as well as sedimentary rocks.

The government mapping (OGS Map 2501, Hill Lake)

indicates that the property is underlain by mafic lavas over

three quarters of its extent. The northeast and west sections

are dominated by a large tonalite intrusion (Round Lake

batholith).

The mafics range from unsubdivided to massive to pillowed

lavas. There are veins of quartz-feldspar (pegmatites) mapped

within the mafics on the property. The intrusive rocks in the

northwest corner are mainly tonalite and trondhjemite. Diabase

dykes occur regionally.

The foliation generally trends northeast-southwest.

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There is a well developed fault running north-northeast through

Mearow Lake.

A review of other showings in the area indicates that

gold mineralization is associated with northeast trending

shearing accompanied by pyritization and carbonatization. Iron-

rich rocks are noted around the property, largely appearing as

amphibolites.

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INSTRUMENTATION, METHOD and PRESENTATION

TechTerrex carried out the VLF survey using an EM16

receiver manufactured by Geonics Ltd. of Toronto, Ontario.

NSS, Annapolis MD., broadcasting at 21.4 kHz, was employed as the

transmitting station. The VLP unit measures the in-phase and

quadrature components of the resultant VLF-EM field in percent to

+/- l* acccuracy. Readings were taken every 25 m on line.

The data are plotted at a scale of 1:5000 with the

in-phase and quadrature values plotted in stacked profiles at a

scale of l cm. = 201. The results have been Fraser filtered and

presented in contour form at 21 contour intervals.

The magnetometer survey was carried out with PPM 350 and

OMNI IV field magnetometers, together with a PPM 375

self-recording base station magnetometer manufactured by EDA

Instruments of Toronto, Ontario. These magnetometers measure the

total magnetic field to an accuracy of */- 0 .1 nT. The daily

total field variation correction is made automatically by mating

the field mag and the base station readings in time. The base

station itself was located at latitude 47 0 46' 00" N and

longitude 80 0 7' 30"W.

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Final magnetic data are presented at a scale of 1:5000.

The profiled data are plotted at a scale of l cm * 500 nT, the

base level fixed at 58,500 nT in the terrestrial field. The

contoured results are given at 50 nT intervals.

In addition, vertical gradient measurements were taken as

an adjunct to the magnetic survey. These results are presented

in both profiles and contours, the contours at 5 nT intervals,

while the profiles are shown at l cm - 5 0 nT. All magnetic

readings were collected at 12.5 m intervals along traverse.

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DISCUSSION OF RESULTS

A. Magnetics

The magnetic variation on the property ranges from less

than 58,000 nT to greater than 60 f OOO nT with background

levelling off from 58,000 to 58,200 nT. The main magnetic trend

runs about 20 degrees east of north.

The dominant feature in the magnetics is the major (grid)

north-south trending high running along the baseline from L5S to

L18S. The feature consists of at least two prominent internal

ridges. The combined width of the response is 250 m, although a

third parallel zone is suggested on the west side. It runs from

US to 18S.

Another zone of higher magnetic response lies on L19S and

20S between 100E and 300E. While there is a certain lack of data

in this vicinity, nevertheless the zone could be interpreted as a

likely continuation of the previous zones which have been

interrupted by a strong east trending fault. The break is

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indicated by the low magnetics between the two sections. Taken

together then, this belt of magnetics remains open to the north

and south.

What this system of higher magnetic relief is to be

attributed to however, is not altogether clear. In the north, it

identifies with mafic volcanics, in the south with a mixture of

mafic volcanics and tonalite intrusion. Obviously it signifies a

zone of iron enrichment in the volcanics amphibolites are

mapped locally , but whether such environment took place before

the intrusion or came about because of it is not determined. The

latter however is favoured. As a consequence, the system is

labelled an iron-rich border zone, suggesting that magnetite has

been segregated outwards to the edges of the batholith and into

the wall rocks beyond during the intrusive process.

Notably elsewhere in the area there is not much magnetic

change. Mafic volcanics prevail through all the eastern parts to

grid limits.

Aside from the cross-fault already noted, there are at least

two other similar faults with roughly the same headings in the

north. Small lateral movements are evident to them.

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B. VLF

Obtained VLF anomaly occurs largely confined to the west

half of the grid area. This is marked enough to require an

explanation. While the east half is patently more overburden

covered, bedrock is not deeply buried on the magnetic evidence.

Two possibilities arise in consequence: either the overburden

contains a significant clay component or the bedrock is highly

silicified, or of course both factors apply. The concept of a

widespread silicification is however conducive to a gold search

involving hydrothermal alteration, and thus, it is believed,

needs more attention here.

To the west, a number of anomaly axes have been resolved,

usually quite sharply. They represent fault/shear fractftures

lines in bedrock almost exclusively. One lithologic contact has

been defined between lines respectively. This is the main

tonalite contact in this quarter. Further south, the contacct

deteriorates into a mixed zone of interfingered tonalite and

mafic lavas. Here, fault alignments dominate the data. It is

not likely that any of the VLF anomaly axes defined by this

survey denote substantial sulphide mineralization.

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Of the faults propounded by the VLF search, there are

three manifest sets, one bearing N-S, another roughly E-W, and a

third NE-SW. The latter is judged to be the youngest, the N-S

set probably the oldest. Of particular interest is the

intermediate E-W set which is comparatively well-populated toward

the area north where the extra members encompass both trenched

locations. It is probable these faults were activated during the

intrusion, and thus would have provided ready passage for any

geothermal fluids flowing out from the intrusive mass. Where

they intersect other fault lines, the more broken ground

resulting may have accommodated a wider fluid flooding and more

chances of mineral settling in places.

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CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

As a result of the completed geophysical surveys herein

described, and the available mapped geology, it is concluded that

some potential for gold occurrence exists. Two prospective

localities are selected to provide a focus for future work.

In these localities, it is recommended that

lithogeochemical sampling be undertaken, together with detailed

mapping, and that IP/resistivity traversing of the covered

sections be implemented to detect sulphide disseminations of note

not previously revealed or known about. Should the latter work

produce anomaly and the setting is substantiated as worthy by

geology and geochemistry, then a programme of test drilling of

such IP response is advocated.

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December 17, 1990

J. B. Boniwell

Exploration Geophysical Consultant

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Type of Survey(s) Magnetometer, VLF-EMTownship or Arc* Bryce Twp.ClaimHolder(s) Mr. Leslie Gondor

TechTerrex Inc.,

Author of Report John B. BoniwellAddress of Author. 10 Hurontario St., Mississauga,

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Total Miles of Line Cut. 5 km

SPECIAL PROVISIONS CREDITS REQUESTED

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Data22/10/90

Certification Verifying Report of Work

ARID GEOLOG ASSESS

Totel number of mining claim* covered by this report of work.

1 hereby certify that 1 have a personal and intimate knowledge of the facts Mt forth in the ReD^vJ^a&i annexed hereto, having performed the work or witnessed seme during and/or after its completion and the annexed report h true.

Name end Poitel Addresi of Penon Certifying

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Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Ministere duDeveloppement du Nord et des Mines

Mining Lands Section4th Floor, 159 Cedar StreetSudbury, OntarioP3E 6A5

Telephone: (705) 670-7264 Fax: (705) 670-7262

Your File: Our File:

W. 9008. 622 2. 13798

April 5, 1991

Mining RecorderMinistry of Northern Developmentand Mines4 Government Road EastKirkland Lake, OntarioP2N 1A2

Dear Sir/Madam:

RE: Notice of Intent dated March 5, 1991 for GeophysicalElectromagnetic and Magnetometer survey on mining claims L.961204 et al in Robillard Township.

The assessment work credits, as listed with the 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 records.

Yours sincerely,

Ron. C. Gashinski,Provincial Manager, Mining LandsMines St Minerals Division

(DM/j l Encl:

cc: Mr. Leslie CondorNorth York, Ontario

Michael C. Wilson Mississauga, Ontario

Mr. John Boni well Mississauga, Ontario

Resident Geologist Cobalt, Ontario

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MAGNETIC, VU-EMClaim Holder(t)

TfSTJE GONDOR

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114 SHftFTESBURY ST., NORTH YORK. ONTARIO M3H 5M2Survey Company

TECHTERREX INC.ll to)

Name and Addrett of Author (of Geo-Tecnnical report)

John Boniwell. 10 Hurontario St.. Mississauga, Ontario L5G 3G7

Total Miles of line Cut

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Credits Requested per Each Claim m Columns at riSpecial Proviiiont

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Mining Claims Traversed (Lin in numerical sequence)

Total number of mining claim* covered by t h i* report of work.

l hereby certify that l have a personal and intimate knowledge of the facts sat forth in the Report of Work annexed hereto, having performed the work or witnessed same during and/or after its completion and the annexed report is true.

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MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO

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SURVEY DATE*

58,000 nT

OCT. 1990

AREA SURVEYED BY* TECHTERREX INC-MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO

DATA PROCESSED BY* TESLA-10 CANADA LTD.


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AREA SURVEYED BY TECHTERREX INC.

OAKVILLE. ONTARIO

DATA PROCESSED BY TESLA-10 LTD.MISS1SSAUGA. ONTARIO

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DATA PROCESSED BY: TESLA-10 CANADA LTD


JOB NO. : TC1 141


GROUND VLF SURVEY

VLF EM PROFILES GONDOR/ATKINS CLAIMS

ROBILLARD A. BRYCE TOWNSHIPS, ONTARIO

Scale' 1 i 5,000

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TRANSMITTER STATION^ NSS, Annapolis, Maryland, 21-4 kHz

SURVEY DIRECTION' EAST

SURVEY DATE* OCT. 1990, MAR. 1991

AREA SURVEYED BY: TECHTERREX INC.

OAKVILLE, ONTARIO

DATA PROCESSED BY' TESLA-10 LTD.MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO

JOB NO.t TC1158


GROUND VLF-EM SURVEY

IN-PHASE AND QUADRATUREPOSTINGS AND PROFILESGONDOR/ATKINS CLAIMS

ROBILLARD 4, BRYCE TOWNSHIPS, ONTARIO

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TRANSMITTER STATION' MSS, Annapolis, Maryland, 21.4 kHz

SURVEY DIRECTION' EAST

SURVEY DATE' OCT. 1990

AREA SURVEYED BY' TECHTERREX INC.MISSISSAUGA. ONTARIO

DATA PROCESSED BY' TESLA-10 CANADA LTD


JOB NO.i TC1141


GROUND VLF SURVEY

IN PHASE

FRASER FILTERED VLF EM CONTOURS GONDOR/ATKINS CLAIMS

ROBILLARD t* BRYCE TOWNSHIPS, ONTARIO

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TRANSMITTER STATION* NSS, Annapolis, Maryland, 21.4 kHz

SURVEY DIRECTION: EAST

SURVEY DATEi OCT. 1990, MAR. 1991

AREA SURVEYED BY* TECHTERREX INC.

OAKVILLE. ONTARIO

DATA PROCESSED BY" TESLA-10 LTD.MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO

JOB NO.' TC1158


GROUND VLF-EM SURVEY

FRASER FILTERED CONTOURSOF IN-PHASE COMPONENTGONDOR/ATKINS CLAIMS

ROBILLARD i BRYCE TOWNSHIPS, ONTARIO

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Interpreted fault showingrelative movement andbasis for projection................

M - magneticsV - VLF EM (NSS)G - geology

Projected lithologic contact.......*~"""^-.— -~

Selected outcrop; large, small....SYMBOLS USED

Im - Intrusive, mafic If - Intrusive, felsic

Vm - Volcanic, mafic

Prospective localitywith identifier........................

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GONDOR l ATKINS PARTNERSHIP

GONDOR l ATKINS CLAIMS Robillard St Bryce Townships, Ontario

PLAN of INTERPRETATION

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Scale 1cm s 50m

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PREP. BY: J.B.8. DRAWN BY: R.T.M.DATE: December 1990 SCALE: l : 5000

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