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REPORT ON A GEOCHEMICAL SURVEY FOR

GRANDORA EXPLORATIONS LTD. (NPL) ,

SHUNSBY PROPERTY, CUNNINGHAM TOWNSHIP,

SUDBURY M.D., ONTARIO

INTRODUCTION

The purpose of this report is to describe the geochemical

survey work carried out on six unpatented claims of

Consolidated Shunsby Mines Ltd., under option to Grandora

Explorations Ltd., (NPL). These six unpatented claims

comprise what is known as the Tower Group. Field work

commenced on September 2C, 1574 and terminated on Sep

tember 26, 1974, and the field crew consisted of:

William Heshka, geologist; Fred Holcapek, P.Eng., consult

ing geologist and field stp-ervisor; and J. Pyce, helper.

The writer has not personally visited the property but has

mapped, the field results. The writing of this report

was done in consultation with Mr. Fred Holcapek, P.Eng.,

supervising engineer.

LOCATION AND ACCESS

The property is located in Cunningham Township, Sudbury

Mining District, Ontario, approximately seventy-five

miles south-west of Timmins or fourteen miles north-east

of Sultan which is located along the Canadian Pacific

Railway mainline. A gravel road, classified as a summer

road branches from the Provincial Highway 129, twenty-

five miles south of Chapleau. This road passes through

Sultan and one-quarter miles east of Peter Lake. Access

from Peter Lake is by three miles of gravel road by four-

wheeled drive vehicle. Considerable road repairs have

been done on the latter sections of the road since field

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work commenced on the property in September, 1974.

There are also good landing areas for float planes along

the lakes on the property. The centre of the property

has coordinates 47O 42* North Latitude, 82O 40 f West

Longitude.

PROPERTY

The property consists of the following mineral claims

located in Cunningham Township in the Province of Ontario:

Patented Claims

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S34944

S34945

S34946

S34947

S4394G

S43947

S43948

S57536

S57537

S57538

Leased Claims

Claim No.

S90411

S90412

S90413

S90414

S90415

S121596

Parcel No

11110

Hill

11112

11113

15412

15414

15945

18417

18416

18415

Mining Lease No.

100921

100920

100919

100918

100917

102273

Claim No.

S57539

S5754C

557541

557542

357*543

S57544

S57585

S61S28

561829

561830

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742 LSWS

739 LSWS

740 LSWS

741 LSWS

743 LSWS

912 LSWS

Parcel No,

1841*

18413

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13408

18420

13419

18418

Registered No.

1717 LSWS

1714 LSWS

1715 LSWS

1716 LSWS

1718 LSWS

278780

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S121597S121598S147117

S147118

Mining Lease No

102274102270102272

102271

Parcel No.

903 LSWS904 LSWS905 LSWS

906 LSWS

Registered No.

178781278782

278783

278784

Staked Claims (Unpatented)Unpatented mining claims S388970 to S388980, both inclusive,

Licence of OccupationLicence of Occupation No. 13525, dated February 8, 1963, comprising those parts of claims S57542, S57543 and S57544

covered by the waters of Edwards Lake, comprising 23.32

acres. Total acreage is about 1650 acres.

GENERAL GEOLOGY

The Cunningham Township and adjacent areas were mapped by V. L. Meen in 1941 and the geology is described in Ontario Department of Mines Publication VOL. 51, Part 7,

and accompanying Geological Map 51P. The map shows Cunningham Township to be underlain by Precambrian rocks, mainly Keewatin type basic volcanics locally intercalcated

with narrow bands of rhyolite, trachyte, pyroclastics,

and sedimentary rocks. Exposed on the west central part of the Township is the Ridout Series, a sequence of con

glomerates, quartzites, and iron formation and cherts

which overlies the Keewatin volcanics. This is possibly a later series. Intruding both the volcanic and sedi

mentary rocks in the south-west corner of the Township

is a stock of granite and granite-gneiss and minor in-

trusives of various composition.

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The predominant faults trend northerly and the Keewatin and Ridout Series have been closely folded and the dips

vary from moderate to steep.

LOCAL GEOLOGYExtensive work has been done on the eastern half of theproperty. The two principal chart members identifiedare the basal and middle chert bands which strike northerlyand dip westerly at 30O ; and, are interbedded with ande-

sitic lavas and intruded by diorite sills and dykes.

These chert bands are in the Ridout Series and are partly brecciated. These brecciated zones are the principal host for the copper-zinc mineralizationy but, occasionally mineralization occurs in the sulphide-bearing fracture zones, The chert formation outcrops extensively on the north western part of the property and the controlling structure appears to be a shallow syncline plunging westerly at about 3O0 . The unpatented claims cover the north end of this syncline and the geochemistry survey conducted

was over these unpatented claims.

MINERALIZATION

Mineralization occurs as chalcopyrite, sphalerite, pyrite, minor magnetite, pyrrhotite and galena. These minerals have been found wide spread within the cherts and argil- lites with breccia fillings along bedding planes or as disseminations. Richer sections are normally associated with intense brecciation of the chert. Information derived from diamond drilling suggest a possible strata

form deposit.

GEOCHEMICAL SURVEY, Procedure

(1) Field

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A geochemical survey was conducted on the six unpatented claims which comprise the Tower Group; viz., S388970 to S388975 from September 20, 1974 to September 26, 1974. A 400' x 100* grid was established which was flagged and chained. Samples were taken every one hundred feet. A total of two hundred and nineteen flflTIWlf* were taken from the B soil horizon, which was poorly defined and considered glacial drift or thin layers over bedrock. Samples were taken by grub hoe from an average depth of four to six inches. The samples were then bagged into kraft envelopes and shipped to Vancouver for analysis.

(2) LaboratoryLaboratory analysis was carried out by Chemex LaboratoriesLtd., 212 Brooksbank, North Vancouver, B.C.

Geochemical samples were dried at eighty degrees centi grade for twelve to twenty-four hours. The dried sample was then sieved to a minus eighty mesh fraction through a nylon and stainless steel sieve. A fifty gram sample was then weighed out into a calibrated test tube. The digestion was done in hot seventy per cent perchloric acid (fccl0 4)and hot nitric acid (HN03 ) to give a hot extraction, The digestion took place for two or three hours. Quanta- tive analysis for mine and copper was performed using atomic absorption methods.

RESULTS

A statistical analysis of the two hundred and nineteen samples taken was made. Frequency distribution plots were made of soil values for zinc and copper in p.p.m as a function of cumulative per cent frequency to deter mine the background and anomalous ranges. As a result, the parameters obtained were:

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Range Background Anomalous

Cu 1-30 p.p.m 15 p.p.m 50 p.p.mZn 22-2368 p.p.ra. 250 p.p.ra 500 p.p.m

INTERPRETATION AND CONCLUSION

As can be seen from the isograd maps for zinc and copper, two coincident copper and zinc anomalies occur. The most northerly anomaly (1200* x 400') strikes east and west along 26+OON across lines 16W and 12W. This anomaly straddles the chert-greenstone geological contact. The higher values of the anomaly overlay the chert formation. The parallel anomaly near Tower Lake on line 16W is also in the chert formation. Since it has been found that the brecciated chart hosts the copper-zinc mineralization, t'hese anomalies, although small, may have some significance, The trend of the anomalies is perpendicular to the direc tion of glacial drift which is north to south, and it is thought, therefore, that the anomalies are related to mineralization. The topographic relief is not drastic and is thought to have little influence on geochemical re

sults.

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PORCUPINE M D , ONT

TOWER GROUP

GEOCHEMICAL SURVEY MAP FOR ZINCSCALE IN FEET

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PORCUPINE M D , ONT

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