42E14SW0018 OP93-2S2 LAPIERRE 010

ATIGOGAMA LAKE AREA

NORTHWEST LAPIERRE TWP

4 CLAIM GROUP

DAVID K. KINDLA

OP93-252

1993

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

LOCATION MAP............................ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION.......................................2

ACCESS.................... . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .............. . . . . 2

GEOLOGY................... . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . ............ . . . . . 3

SUMMARY......... . . . . . . . . ... . . . .................... . . . . .. . . . .4

RECOMMENDATIONS... . . . . . . ...... .................... ...... . . . . 5

VLF EM AND TRENCHING REPORT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .APPENDIX "A"

VLF, TRENCH MAPS.................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .MAP POCKET A

DAILY LOGS.....,..................................APPENDIX "B"

CLAIM MAP. . . . . . ........................ . . . . . . . . . .MAP POCKET B

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PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

4 CLAIMS (9 UNITS)

NW CORNER LAPIERRE TWP/NE RICKABY TWP

BEARDMORE-GERALDTON AREA

THUNDER BAY MINING DIVISION

CLAIM NUMBERS

TB1196438 TB1196439 TB1196440 TB1196441

CLAIM MAP SHEET G65 LAPIERRE LAKE AREA

N.T.S MAP 42E14/SW

LATITUDE 49049* LONGITUDE 87029'

ACCESS

THE CLAIM GROUP IS ACCESSED BY TRAVELLING EAST FROM JELLICOE,

ONT. (LOCATED ON HIGHWAY f11 BETWEEN BEARDMORE AND GERALDTON)

5 MILES TO THE KINGHORN (CAMP 40) ROAD. PROCEED NORTH ON THIS

ALL WEATHER ROAD FOR 8 MILES AND THEN WEST FOR 2 MILES PAST

THE ONAMAN LAKE TURNOFF. THIS ROAD RUNS THROUGH THE CLAIM GROUP.

PROSPECTING TARGETS

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GEOLOGY

THE DIK DIK MINE AREA IS DNDERLAIN BY THE KABY LAKE STOCK

WHICH INTRDDES A FELSIC TO INTERMEDIATE METAVOLCANIC DNIT, A

PORTION OF THE TASHOTA-ONAMAN BELT. THE PROPERTY IS

DNDERLAIN BY PORPHYRITIC BASALT, CRYSTAL LAMINATED TDFF OF

FELSIC TO INTERMEDIATE COMPOSITION WHICH HAVE BEEN INTRODED BY

GREY COARSE-GRAINED GRANODIORITE. (MACKASEY AND WALLACE 1978)

QUARTZ LENSES IN A SHEAR ZONE CROSS THE CONTACT BETWEEN THE

MAFIC METAVOLCANICS AND THE GRANODIORITE AND FORM THE OREBODY

AT THE DTK-DTK NINE AREA ADJOINING THE EASTERN BOUNDARY OF THE

CLAIM GROOP. THE DIK-DIK ZONE STRIKES 1400 AND DIPS

VERTICALLY. THE QUARTZ LENSES ATTAIN A MAXIMDM WIDTH OF 2.7

M. THE QUARTZ IS MINERALIZED WITH PYRITE, CHALCOPYRITE,

PYRRHOTITE, SPHALERITE, GALENA, GOLD AND MINOR ARSENOPYRITE

AND TETRAHEDRITE.

SUMMARY

MY 1993 PROSPECTING PROGRAM WAS CONCENTRATED IN THE CONDUCTIVE

AREAS THAT TREND EAST-WEST THROUGH MY PROPERTY. TRADITIONAL

PROPECTING AS WELL AS VLF WERE USED TO PINPOINT TARGET AREAS

FOR TRENCHING. TRAVERSES WERE MADE IN A NORTH-SOUTH DIRECTION

CUTTING ACROSS THE FORMATION. THE RESULTS WERE VERY DIS

COURAGING AS ALL THE SYSTEMS WERE LOCATED IN SWAMP AREAS. A

WIDE EXTENSIVE SWAMP THAT TRENDS EAST-WEST THROUGH THE CENTRAL

PART OF THE GROUP PREVENTED MACHINE ACCESS TO ANY PART OF THE

CONDUCTORS IN THE NORTH PORTION OF THE GROUP.

THE CONDUCTIVE AREA IN THE SOUTH PORTION OF TB1196440 WAS IN

SWAMP HOWEVER NOT QUITE AS WET AS IN THE NORTH PART.

TRENCHING STILL PROVED FUTILE AS WATER CAME INTO TRENCHES AT

APPROXIMATELY 10 FT. DOWN. OVERBURDEN WAS TOO HEAVY IN ANY

CASE. EXPLORATION TRENCHES WERE PUT IN ACROSS THE FORMATION

IN AN ATTEMPT TO PICK UP MORE CONDUCTIVE SYSTEMS SUCH AS

QUARTZ VEINS, SHEAR ZONES, ETC. NOTHING OF INTEREST WAS

TURNED UP.

RECOMMENDATIONS

THE TRENCHING PROGRAM PROVED DNSUCCESSFUL LEAVING ALL THE

CONDUCTORS UNEXPLAINED. SOME OF THE CONDUCTIVE AREAS TO THE

NORTH COULD POSSIBLE BE REACHED IN A DRYER SEASON; HOWEVER, IT

LOOKS LIKE DIAMOND DRILLING IS THE ONLY AVENUE LEFT. I WOULD

RECOMMEND THAT DRILLING BE DONE ALONG THE WEST BOUNDARY,

CENTRAL PART, OF TB1196439. THIS IS THE SYSTEM THAT COULD BE

PART OF THE DIK DIK MINE AS THE DIK DIK IS ONLY A LITTLE OVER

A THOUSAND FEET TO THE WEST.

DAVID K. KINDLA

REPORT

ON

1993 EXPLORATION

ON THE

D. KINDLA PROPERTY

LAPIERRE TWP., ONTARIO

LATITUDE 49*49'

LONGITUDE 87*29'

FOR D. KINDLA

BY P. LASSILA DATE: NOV.6, 1993

CONTENTS

page

INTRODUCTION l

LOCATION AND ACCESS l

WORK PROGRAM " 2

RESULTS AND CONCLUSIONS 4

RECOMMENDATIONS 5

AUTHORS'S QUALIFICATIONS 6

APPENDIX l Assay Sample Data 7

FIGURE l Location Map 2A

MAP 1,1A VLF EM Survey

MAP 2 Sketch of VLF EM, Prospecting Results and Backhoe Trenches

INTRODDCTION

During Sept. 28 and 29, 1993, P. Lassila and D. Kindla

conducted pro spec t ing-mapping and a VLF EM survey on the

Kindla Lapierre Twp. property. The area was additionally

prospected by D. Kindla, resulting in the discovery of several

old strip trenches. These locations were later backhoe

trenched with a Caterpillar 215 backhoe. Assay samples were

taken from quartz veins exposed by trenches.

All of this work was completed between July 01 and Oct.

31, 1993.

LOCATION AND ACCESS

The property lies across the Kinghorn Road just north of

Atigogama Lake, about 15km. north of Jellicoe, Ontario, and

about 240 km. east of Thunder Bay, Ontario. It is accessible

from Hwy 11, north along the graveled Kinghorn Road which

passes east-west through the center of the property area.

WORK PROGRAM

On Sept. 28, 1993, P. Lassila and D. Kindla carried out

a VLF EM survey north of the road with a Geonics EM-166 VLF

unit, using Cutler Maine as a transmitter station. An old

baseline and blazed, hipchained cross lines, at 400 feet

spacing, were used for survey location control. All the VLF

EM conductor traces were flagged between the lines.

Topography was also mapped as the readings were recorded.

The results are presented on Map 1.

On Sept. 28, 1993 the area south of the road was

prospected and tested with VLF by P. Lassila and D. Kindla.

The geology was mapped and the VLF conductor traces were

flagged (no readings were recorded). Two locations over

conductors were designated for backhoe trenching (Trenches fi

and t4). Results are shown on Map 2.

WORK PROGRAM cont,

D. Kindla also prospected the general property area and

located a shear zone south of the road. This shear was sub

sequently backhoe trenched (trenches f3 and f4). He also

located several old trenches across quartz veins north of the

road. These trenches were subsequently backhoe trenched and

sampled for assay (trenches f5A, 5B, 5C and 6; Map 2).

A total of eight backhoe trenches were completed with a

Caterpillar 215 backhoe and six samples (001 to 006) were

taken for assay (see Map 2).

RESULTS AND CONCLUSIONS

The VLF survey north of the road (Claims 1196439 St

1196441, Map 1) defined several VLF EM conductors, all of

which lie in a spruce swamp and therefore are not conducive to

exploration by trenching methods. They may be related to

bedrock conductivity but a heavy conductive overburden

overprint (probably varved clays in the swamp) precludes

definition of any clear bedrock related conductivity signal.

No additional work is recommended for this area.

VLF results south of the road are smilar to those at the

north, in that the conductive zones follow swampy ground.

Backhoe trenches fi and f2 at selected conductive locations

failed to reach bedrock through silty clay overburden.

The geological and prospecting investigations

indicate that the property is underlain by massive

intermediate volcanics. Several old cross trenches were

located. Backhoe trenching in these locations revealed

massive intermediate flows with a few quartz veins to 60 cm.

thick and a few rusty pyrite mineralized shears. Assay

results are pending at the writing of this report.

RECOMMENDATION

Should the samples being assayed return encouraging

values, then additional trenching should be carried out at the

location(s) that returned good results. Otherwise no further

work is recommended.

P. Lassila

Nov. 6, 1993

AUTHOR'S QUALIFICATIONS

1) I Pentti Lassila, of Ajax, Ontario, graduated in 1968

with a B.S. degree in geology from the University of North

Dakota, U.S.A.

2) I have since that time actively continued as a geologist

in minerals exploration.

3) I have completed the work as described in this report,

and am responsible for the contents of the report.

P.Lassila

Nov. 6, 1993

APPENDIX l

ASSAY SAMPLE DATA

D. KINDLA PROPERTY, LAPIERRE TWP.

SAMPLE!

001

002

003

004

005

006

CERT REFt

28451

28452

28453

28454

28455

28456

AU RESULTS

0.001 OZ/T

0.019

0.001

0.001

0.001

0.001

LOCATION

TRENCH 6

3

5B

5B

5A

5C

DESCRIPTION

20 CM. QUARTZ VEIN

PYRITE SHEAR

RUSTY PY. SHEAR

QUARTZ VEIN

RUSTY QTZ. VEIN

60 CM QUARTZ VEIN

SCALE: 1 INCH - 40 CHAINS

FEETO 1OOO 2OOO

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10OO 11 KMI

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LAPIERRE LAKEM. N. R. ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICT

NIPIGON- GERALDTONMINING DIVISION

THUNDER BAYLAND TITLES/ REGISTRY DIVISION

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PHONE (807) 623-6448 FAX (807) 623-6820

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Sample f Gold Gold Accurassay Customer ppb Oz/t

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REFERENCES

SURVEYS'--

SOUTH BOUNDARY OF HIPEL, LA PIER RE, RICKABY AND THE EAST BOUNDARY OF RICKABY TOWNSHIP SURVEYED BY

H.W SUTCLIFFE O.L.S. 1934 FIELD NOTE BOOK N? 2580

NORTH BOUNDARY OF LAPIE RRE , HI PEL,

AND THE WEST BOUNDARY OF HIPEL, AND COLTER TOWNSHIPS SURVEYED BY C.V GALLAGHER O. L S . 1935

FIELD NOTE BOOK N? 2378EAST BOUNDARY Of LEDUC AND THE

NORTH BOUNDARY OP RICKABX TOWNSHIPS SURVEYED BY J M KILKENNY O. L. S. f*3S FIELD NOTE BOOK N? 2304

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