INTRODUCTION aaowNwesea 8 ..e**t LEBEL 010 During February of 1987, work was carried out on three claims which are located in Lebel Township in the Larder Lake Mining Division, fine unpatented mining claims numbered, L644717, L714930, and L714931 are held by Premier Explorations Inc. of 33 Premier Avenue West, Kirkland Lake Ontario, P2N 2S7. The claims are subject to aquisition by ERG Resources Inc. P.O. Box SB, Royal Trust Tower, T.D. Centre, Toronto M5K 1H1 from Jimberlana Minerals N.L. , 356 Collins Str. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia under an option granted by Premier Explorations Inc. in December 1984 to Maree Investment corporation. Marrel Consultants Limited was contracted to complete a magnetic and VLF survey of the property by ERG Resources Inc. Fieldwork was completed between the 12th and 21st of February, followed by report compilation by the supervising geologist in Toronto. Work could not have been started at an earlier date due to the slow formation of the ice on the lakes this year. Access to the group of claims can be obtained along a dirttrack from the South side of the airport road about two miles from town. This track runs south along the edge of Lost lake and eventually reaches the tailings at the north edge of the Sylvanite tailings basin a short distance to the west of claim L644717. The two most westerly claims of the block of three received tailings from the Sylvanite mine while to the east is a considerable expanse of open water. Previous work on these claims consisted of overburden drilling, registered on the 16th of April 1986. -l-
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INTRODUCTION aaowNwesea 8 ..e**t LEBEL 010
During February of 1987, work was carried out on three claims which
are located in Lebel Township in the Larder Lake Mining Division, fine
unpatented mining claims numbered, L644717, L714930, and L714931 are held
by Premier Explorations Inc. of 33 Premier Avenue West, Kirkland Lake
Ontario, P2N 2S7. The claims are subject to aquisition by ERG Resources
Inc. P.O. Box SB, Royal Trust Tower, T.D. Centre, Toronto M5K 1H1 from
Jimberlana Minerals N.L. , 356 Collins Str. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
under an option granted by Premier Explorations Inc. in December 1984 to
Maree Investment corporation.
Marrel Consultants Limited was contracted to complete a magnetic and
VLF survey of the property by ERG Resources Inc. Fieldwork was completed
between the 12th and 21st of February, followed by report compilation by
the supervising geologist in Toronto. Work could not have been started at
an earlier date due to the slow formation of the ice on the lakes this
year.
Access to the group of claims can be obtained along a dirttrack from
the South side of the airport road about two miles from town. This track
runs south along the edge of Lost lake and eventually reaches the tailings
at the north edge of the Sylvanite tailings basin a short distance to the
west of claim L644717. The two most westerly claims of the block of three
received tailings from the Sylvanite mine while to the east is a
considerable expanse of open water. Previous work on these claims consisted
of overburden drilling, registered on the 16th of April 1986.
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LOCATION MAP
KIRKLAND LAKE TOWNSITE
LINECUTITN3 AND GRIPPING
Kian Jensen, of Timmins was sub-contracted to cut a grid over the
claims and locate sample stations at 100' intervals. The baseline is
aligned west-east through the length of the three claims with baseline 00
being located at claim post 11 of claim L618795. Offset lines were then cut
perpendicular to the baseline northwards and southwards to the edge of the
property. A 400' line spacing was used which was reduced to 200' on claim
L714931. A total of 3.47 miles of grid was established.
Below are details of the grid;
Lebel Grid
Baseline 0+00 E to 38+00 E
Line O E 7+00 N to 7+00 S
Line 4 E 7+00 N to 7+00 S
Line 8 E 7+00 N to 7+00 S
Line 12E 7+00 N to 7+00 S
Line 16E 7+80 N to 7+00 S
Line 20E 7+00 N to 7+00 S
Line 24E 7+00 N to 7+00 S
Line 28E 6+00 N to 6+00 S
Line 32E 5+00 N to 5+00 S
Line 34E 4+00 N to 5+00 S
line 36E 3+20 N to 5+00 S
Line 38E 3+00 N to 5+00 S
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MAGNETIC SURVEY
Readings of the magnetic total field were taken using a Geonics
proton precession magnetometer over a period of several days. A record was
made of the diurnal variation of the earths field by the use of a G816 base
station operating a second proton precession magnetometer. Readings were
taken at thirty second intervals to provide a printed record of the drift.
A total field sensitivity of 60000 Gammas was selected. All of the readings
fell between 58145 and 60682 Gammas. Base station readings recorded a
typical daily drift pattern with no evidence of magnetic storm activity.
Readings were taken every 100' along the cut lines and closed up to 50'
spacings where greater magnetic gradients were experienced. Corrections
were made for the diurnal drift and then the total field measured in Gantnas
was plotted on a map and then contoured. A total of 182 magnetometer
readings were taken on the three claims.
VLF m SURVEY
A handheld VLF EM 16 instrument was used on the survey with the
receiver tuned to Seattle. Seattle was chosen as the cut grid is aligned
north-south across strike and therefore the signals will arrive nearly
perpendicular to the grid. In phase and quadrature readings were taken and
recorded at 100* intervals with the surveyor facing a few degrees east of
north at the time of each reading.
The in phase signal component was Fraser filtered and the results
were plotted on a map at a scale of 1:2400, and then contoured. Quadrature
readings are also listed on the map. A separate map contains sections drawn
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along the survey lines to allow easy recognition of the change of signal
throughout the area. A total of 185 VLF readings were taken on the three
claims. The maps are contained in the appendix.
GEOLOGY
The generalised geology map of the area shows two major rock units
exist within the three claim block. To the north and surrounding the
tailings on three sides are the intermediate and basic volcanic rocks of
early Precambrian age, containing massive flows and pyroclastic rocks. To
the east and south of claim L714931 there is considerable exposure of rocks
listed as gabbros, diorites and the more quartz rich equivilent rocks.
Mineralisation is not confined or much controlled by lithology and
therefore the major faults provide the main exploration targets. The Lebel
township geological map published dn 1944 indicates a probable faulted
contact between these two units with attendant splay faulting. Located
within a splay is a small block of fine banded greywacke. This area was
mapped prior to the flooding of much of this ground by Doig lake and
examination may not be possible. A VLF and total field magnetic survey thus
provides a good opportunity for identifying the location of mineralised
shear zones and faults if they are present within the area. The area is
extensively covered by either tailings or water from what is the remanants
of the mostly infilled Doig lake.
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INTERPRETATION
No significant anomalies were discovered in the area but an
examination of the maps produced and stored in the appendix will help in
the tracing of the large regional faults which pass through these claims.
The Fraser filtered Vlf in phase signal shows no anomalous conductive
zones on these claims. Higher conductivities were encountered on the areas
of outcrop compared to the tailings area or over the Doig lake area. The
tailings are acting as a poorly conductive layer dampening signals from
greater depths.
Inspection of the Vlf sections reveals no significant anomalies
throughout the area, the quadrature signal for the most part remaining
positive. Lines 3400 E and 3600 E show a very strong in phase crossover
just south of the baseline. There is no accompanying negative quadrature
signal. The area is known to be swampy and conductive clay layers
associated with this swamp are believed to have created this response.
The total field magnetic survey reveals more information aiding in
interpretation of the underlying geology. A north-east to south-west trend
can be discerned which may reflect faulting associated with the contact
between the two main rock units. The final feature of note is a magnetic
high of about 2200 Gammas over the background level. It is situated in the
basic volcanic rocks but does not have a VLF response as would be seen with
a conductor of any size.
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OONOJJSION AND KBOOMENDMTIONS
Owo of the easterly claims show some signs of faulting which could
conceivably host mineralisation. Neither the magnetic or the VLF surveys
were able to detect significant iron oonoentrations or oonductive zones and
therefore no major follow up work is reoomnended at this stage.
A small amount of field geology would help to establish the cause of
the magnetic high at 3800' E, 300' S and ah inspection of the shoreline at
1600' E, 400' S may reveal some evidence of faulting or shearing.
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CERTIFICATION
I, Gregory Ross Cooper, of Apt, 2113,' 6599 Glen Erin Drive, do certify
that:
I am a consulting geologist working at suit 1902 Royal Trust Tower,
Toronto, Ontario
I am a graduate of Swansea University Wales, Great Britain with a
B.Se. honours in Geology.
I have received my Masters degree in Mining Geology from the Camborne
School of Mines Cornwall, England.
I have worked in Canada as a consultant Geologist in Canada since
1984.
This report is based on information from Government Reports and data
collected on a Geophysical Field Project on the property during February of
1987.
I consent to use this report in a prospectus or statement of material
facts.
I have no interest, direct or indirect in the property on which this
report is written, nor in any of the corporations which hold interest in
the included lands; nor do I expect to receive any.
March 24 1987 G.R. Cooper B.Se. HONS. M.Se.
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and MinesOntario
(Geophysical, Geological, Geqchemical and Expenditures)
Type of Suriij"J
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Total Miles of line Cut
ter TC-U&. ,- r. o c ??ir /HICredits Requested per Each Claim in Columns at rightSpecial Provisions
For first survey:
Enter 40 days. (This includes line cutting)
For each additional survey: using the same grid:
Enter 20 days (for each)
Man Days
Complete reverse side and enter total (s) here
Airborne Credits
Note: Special provisions credits do not apply to Airborne Surveys.
Geophysical
- Electromagnetic
- Magnetometer
- Radiometric
- Other
Geological
Geochemical
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- Magnetometer
- Radiometric
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Calculation of Expenditure Days Credits
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Instructions Total Days Credits may be apportioned at the claim holder's choice. Enter number of days credits per claim selected in columns at right.
Date Recorjljd Holder or Agent (Signature)
Certification Verifying Report of Work f.
Mining Claims Traversed (List in numerical sequence)
claims covered by this report of work.
For Office Use OnlyTotal Days Cr. Recorde
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l hereby certify that l have a personal and intimate knowledge of the facts set torth in the Report of Work annexed hereto, rtavrng performed the work or witnessed same during and/or after its completion and the annexed report ft true.
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GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY IN LEBEL TOWNSHIP FOR CLAIMS
L644717 L714930 L714931
RECEIVT6APR 3 O 19B7
MINING LANDS SECtlOH
By: G.R. CooperMarrel consultants Ltd.
March 1987
RE FERENCESREFERENCES
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