RECEIVEDJUNO 81979

MINING LANDS SCCTION

2.2954 GERRY LAKE

REPORT OF THE MAGNETIC^AND

ELECTROMAGN ETK? SURVEY

DIXIE AREA

010

SHEETS 2

CLAIM MAP

DISTRICT OF KENORA, ONTARIO

L.E. Reed.

JNTkODUCTlON

A program of magnetic and electromagnetic surveying

was carried out in March, 1979 over a contiguous grid of lines

in claim map M--2438 in the District of Kenora, Red Lake mining

division. These claims are located some 17 miles due north

of the town of Ear Falls and some 10 miles east northeast of

highway 105 between Ear Falls and the town of Red Lake.

The surveys are recorded on two maps identified as

grid 150-19-22 sheet 2 of 3 and sheet 3 of 3. (Note: these

two sheets have been filed as grids 150-22 and 150-23 respectively)

Forty-eight claims are covered by the survey. These are:

KRL 447719 to 20

KRL 448493 to 96

KRL 448500 to 01

KRL 448506

KRL 455019 to 21

KRL 455028 to 31

KRL 455033 to 37

KRL 459983 to 89

KRL 459994 to 98

KRL 481882 to 83

KRL 481888 to 93

KRL 481896 to 97

KRL 484323 to 25

KRL 503400 to 01

Lines were cut dna north-south direction having a

line separation of 400 feet and a station separation of ]00

feet. Surveys were read with a 100 foot separation. This

interval was closed to 50 feet in areas of anomalous activity.

The magnetometer survey was carried out using a McPhar

M700 fluxgate magnetometer which measures the vertical components

of the earth's magnetic field to an accuracy of 10 gammas. The

electromagnetic survey was carried out using an Apex Max-Min II

horizontal loop KM system with a coil separation of 400 feet

at a frequency of 1777 Hertz. Inphase and quadrature components

of the secondary field were measured in percent of the primary

field to an accuracy of Ifc.

G E NERAL J3 KOLOGY

No detail mapping has been carried out within the

survey area. Regionally the rocks underlying the area appear

to be intermediate to mafic volcanics trending in an east-west

direction. Gabbro is projected to intrude the area. Electro

magnetic conductors associated with these volcanics are the target

of this survey.

MAGNETOMETER SURVEY

Much of the survey area contains subdued magnetic

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responses of a few hundred gammas amplitude which are often quite

localized an short fairly narrow east-west trending anomalies.

Seemingly this ref.1 ects more or less uniform rocks presumably

volcanics, underlying the area. The modest anomalies probably

reflect increases in magnetite content along narrow and discon

tinuous horizons within these volcanics. A few strong local

concentrations of magnetite are noted at about L84E, 3S; L88E,

34-f50S and L148E, 26+508. Of possible ecconomic interest is

the anomaly between Lines 168E and 172 E at 6S where a 900

gamma anomaly associates with an electromagnetic conductor.

Pyrrhotite and/or magnetite is the presumed source here.

A number of large, broad magnetic highs extend across

the south of the grid between lines 76E and l GOE. These, and

the partially defined broad anomaly at the baseline between lines

184E and 196E, are presumed to have their origin in gabbro

which has been observed in outcrop and drilling to the west of

the grid.

El jE C TROMAG NET IC J3U RV E Y

Moderate to strong quadrature responses with small in-

phase responses are seen across the grid. Many of these are

identified as questionable conductors. It is suggested that these

and other poor conductivity responses not given conductor status

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are caused by overburden infilling bedrock depression which

occur across the area.

Two questioned responses of possible bedrock origin

are at Line 1 44E, 27-f50S and Line 356E, US. Jn each case the

inphase response is weak but is larger than the corresponding

quadrature response. An overburden source is less likely than

with other weak responses. The conductors are weak however and

lacking magnetic correlation, they are not considered drill

targets at present.

A drill target is indicated by the modest conductor

lying between Line 168E, 6S and Line 176E, 7S. The conductor

directly correlates with a localized magnetic anomaly on Lines

168E and 172E. The magnetic anomaly suggests the presence of

pyrrhotite as the conductor source. Pyrite with magnetite could

also be the source however.

The dip of the conductor cannot be interpreted clearly

from the EM conductor because of considerable interference from

nearby surficial conductors. A steep north dip is implied.

As the magnetic anomaly is narrow, not enough detailed

readings have been taken to clearly establish the dip. The

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strongest magnetic anomaly however on Line 172E suggests the

dip is steep to the south. The weaker magnetic response on

Line ]68E suggests the source is nearly vertical or has a steep

north dip.

The depth to the top of the magnetic anomaly and

presumably the conductor is less than 25 feet.

CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

The apparently north dipping conductor on Line 168E

should be tested by drilling. Accordingly a hole collared at

Line 168 E, 5-VOOS should be drilled in a grid south direction

with a dip of 55 to a depth of 250 feet.

L.E. Reed,Chief Geophysicist.

Selco Mining Corporation Ltd

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CLAIM LOCATION SKETCH - DIX1K AREA

BLOCK 150-19-22

CLAIM MAP M.2438, ONTARIO

Scale l": mile MAY, 1979

File-150-22 t, ?3

GEOPHYSICAL - GEO1XX TECHNICAL DA'.

TO BE ATTACHED AS AN APPEI SZKMNEMIB e.sssi GERRY LAKEFACTS SHOWN HERE NEED NOT HE REPEATED IN REPORT

TECHNICAL REPORT MUST CONTAIN INTERPRETATION. CONCLUSIONS ETC.

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Type of Survey_____^

Township or Area_____Claim hoid.r(c) Selco Mining Corporation Limited

55 University Avenue, Suite 1700, Tor.

M-243R

L. ReedAuthor of Report.Address 55 University Avenue, Suite 1700, Toronto

Covering Dates of Survey.(linccutting to office)

T . iv.-i r ,- 4 7.5 milesTotal Miles of Line cut—Z-————————-™———

SPECIAL PROVISIONS CREDITS REQUESTED

ENTER 40 days (includes line cutting) for first survey.

ENTER 20 days for each additional survey using same arid.

DAYSper claimGeophysical

--Electromagnetic__2.0.—Magnetometer___4J)—Radiometric—————-Other————————.—Geological.Geochemical —

AIRBORNE CREDITS (Special provision credits do not apply to airborne surveys)

Magnetometer_____Electromagnetic. .Radiometric{enter days per claim)

DATE : u SIGN ATURK: ̂ --J.Agent

PROJECTS SECTION Res. Gcol._______

, A O ___ Qualifications______t^~^

Previous Survcvs ______

Checked b\\ .date.

GEOLOGICAL BRANCH .

Approved by_______.^^^ .date.

GKOLOGICAL BRANC11__.

Approved by... ™. date _____ , ________

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GEOPHYSICAL - GEOLOGICAL - GEOCHEMICAL TECHNICAL DATA STATEMENT

'JO BE ATTACHED AS AN APPENDIX TO TECHNICAL REPORTEACTS SHOWN HERE NEED NOT HE REPEATED IN REPORT

TECHNICAL REPORT MUST CONTAIN INTERPRETATION, CONCLUSIONS ETC.

Type of Survey......_.,..._ ..Geophysical,—^——^————^—————

Township or Area___.___M-2.43.8.___.________________f ,, . i ,, , vSelco Mining Corporation Limited Chum hoklcr(s)_~_________-____f—_ --——————————.——

55 University Avenue, Suite 1700, Tor.

Author of Report-JlL J?ii!L.——... _—______ A(](., r. css^55 University Avenue, Suite^l700, Toronto

Coverinfi Dates of Survey__-—.- _ March^ -JL975--._____.—^—(linccutling to office)

T . , A,-, r,. . 47.5 milesJotal Miles of Line cut ____.._..-.________,^^——^^—^^^—

SJ'lLCi A L. PRO VI S J ON S CRKDl'JSREQUES'Jl^l)

KNTKR 4O days (includes line cutting) for first survey.

ENTER 20 days for each additional survey using same grid.

DAYS per claimGeophysical

--Electromagnetic__Z^Q.

- Magnetometer___4,0

- Radiometric-—^———

- Other——————.——.

Geological ^.^

Geochemical —

AIRBORNE CREDITS (Special provision credits do not apply to airborne surveys)

Magnetometer.^ .Electromagnetic. . Radiometric

DATE:. 0.yVVJ

(enter days per claim)

L. SIGNATURE:,^/or Agent

I'ROJECJ'S SECTION Res. Geol._ ___—.^ Qualifications. 2 , i, pPrevious Surveys ______________,_.,

Checked by___..-.^.-——- .date.

GEOLOGICAL BRANCH .

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GEOPHYSICAL TECHNICAL DATA

Number of Stations- — .?*! .r ...2.141.. JAG ,r. . J2.55JL--— —— Number of Readings ,EM-j^,.2141 MAG - 255!

Station interval ̂ .... .. IP O ' , (some 5 O.!l. ....^ -. .. , ...^ ..... ...,, ___ .. ___ . ... ____ ... _____________

Line spacing.-. _ - . . APJ). - — - .... __ .. .— -.. — _ .... __ . ___ .-.. _ . _ - ___________ — . __________ —Profile scale or Contour intervals_il'j-JWjL-_____________Every 100 gammas to 2500 gammas

{specify for each type of survey)Every 500 gammas to 5000 gammas

MAGNETIC

Instrument_,, ^.^. JlcPhar MrJ?.Q.Q ..^. ^ ̂ ..^.^^.. __,..__^^ __.,____________________ Accuracy - Scale constant —JrJ) -gammas.-—.-.,_--___-——__-. _^—.-..________-^--———--——— Diurnal correction metluKl^ JBase^siaiionS______.._..^____..__.._________.-—-———.—-—.-. Base station location_Taken ^at^tJie.^intersectioji.Qf ̂ B^L,

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Instrument__ , Apex Max-Min II

Coil configuration.___Horizontal__ ______^___________.^--^———-.———.———.——-—.

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(specify V.I..F. station)

Paramcters measurcd- In-phase and quadrature components of secondary fi GRAVITY as a percentage of primary field. Instrument ____________.____Scale constant_______-,.^.^.^.^___________________—

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INDUCED POLARIZATION - RESISTIVITY

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Frequency____.-. . ^- __ -^^ -_ _ _^___________ Range^—.—————.

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