Diamond Drilling
- Township of JOUBIN(Formerly Twp.143)
Work performed by:
4ijeaNtei2t JOUBIN 010
Report N9:
Claim N9
S 144339
Hole NO Kootage Date
1-68 1006.0* June/68
4-68 504.0' Aug/68
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DRILLHOLE
LOCATION
BEARING
ANGLE OF DIP
ULTIMATE DEPTH
DATE STARTED
DATE COMPLETED
No. 1-68
Pecors Lake - U.S. Cor. CL. Ho. 144341, Tp. ^
S150 W
800 (Dip test at 990.0* gives reading of 720)
1006'
June 22/68
July 7/68
Footar.e
0.0 - 75.0'
75.0 - 100.0'
Description
100.0 - 125,0'
125.0 - 150.0'
150.0 - 175.0'
175.0 - 200.0'
200.0 - 225.0'
225.0 - 250.0'
Overburden
Quartzite, dark grey, ganular, varying in siae of grain from
sandy to gritty. There are 2 sections 1^' long each of lost
core. The scintilloneter count varies from 50 to 60. In
other words, barely more than normal background (background
in this area is 50).
Quartzite as above; dark grey in color, even granular but not
coarse. The scintilloneter count from 100* to 120* is barely
over normal.
Quartzite, as above but more evenly granular and consistently
dark in color. The scintillometer count in this cection is
consistently 150 i.e. 3 times background.
Quartzite, very sinilar to section above. The scintillometer
count again is consistently 150 - sometines 160, and
occasionally 175.
Quartzite, slightly lighter in color than above and possibly
slightly finer grained. There are 2 sections, each 1.0* long
of lost core. The scintillometer count in this section la
definitely not as high as the section above i.e. count
is 100, or 2 tines background. k
Quartzite, fairly light in color as above and consistently
granular in appearance, fine to medium grained. The
scintillometer count in this section reaches a high of 125
but for the most part is only 100, or 2 to 2^ times background*
Quartzite, lieht in color, fine grained as in sections
immediately above. A basic dike 3' in width is present in
section 226.0 to 229.0', The scintillometer count is
consistently in the area of 100, i.e. 2 or possibly 2| tines
background.
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Footage
250.0 - 275*0'
275*0 ~ 300.0'
300.0 - 325.0'
325.0 - 350.0'
350.0 - 353.0'
353.0 - 355.5'
355.5 - 457.0'
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457.0 - 475.0'
475.0 - 525.0'
525.0 - 550.0'
550.0 - 575.0'
Description -
Quartzite, as above, light in color and gradually becoming
coarse grained with a few snail gritty quartzitic pebbles
the middle part of the section. The scintillometer count
is low, i.e. 50 - nomal background.*
Quartzite, as above, medium to coarse grained with fairly
numerous light colored pebbles in evidence. The core is
remarkably light in color, appears somewhat bleached. It
is definitely not an attractive section for uranium since
the count is consistently 50 to 60, i.e. normal background,
Quartzite, identical with section immediately above with
traces here and there of light Colored quartz fragments or
pebbles in a very light colored quartzite. The scintillometer
count is consistently normal background, i.e. 50*
Quartzite, identical with the sections above, namely a trace
here and there of ghost-like quartz pebble or quarts conglom
erate fragments. The scintillometer count is consistently
50, i.e. normal background.
Quartzite as above.
Vein quartz, milky white, uninteresting; quartz containing
fragments and wisps of chlorite.
Diabase diko with chilled borders, i.e. fine grail* contacts
with quartzite on each side of the dike. The central portion
of the dike is coarse grained with lath-shaped feldspars in
evidence throughout.
Quartzite, medium to coarse grained, identical with the
formation on the other side of the diabase dike. The
scintillometer reading is consistently normal, i.e. 50*
throughout the dike and throughout the quartzite on either
side of the dike.
Quartzite as above, medium to fairly coarse grained and
consistently light in color* The scintillometer count
remains at 50 except with the occasional burst to 75*
Quartzite as above, except appears to be becoming coarser
grained with evidence here and there of milky quarts
pebbles. There are 2 sections of lost core, each 1*5* long*
Quartzite, medium to coarse grained, granular, light in
color as in section above* The scintillometer count is
consistently about 75, i.e. 1^ times normal background.
575.0 - 586.5 1 Quartzitic conglomerate, diameter.
quartz pebbles in
Description
Quartzitic congloaerat., 0.5 .conglomerate.
^'-vV-v-.r" 586 8 - 596.5' Quartzitic conglomerate,
: 596^5 - 597.0. Pebble connate with considerable pyrite ^eralization.
l 597.0 - 610.0' Pebble conglomerate with trace pyrite.
610.0-611.3" Pebble conglomerate with trace pyrite.
6U.3 - 612.3' Pebble conglomerate with 0.3' heavy pyrite.
3 - 614.5' Pebble conglomerate with 0.3' pyrite.
l, . 616.5' Pebble conglomerate with two 3' eectiona considerable pyrite.
616.5 - 622.0' (LO' lost core) Critic conglomerate.
622.0 - 625.9' Quartzitic conglomerate.
625 9 627 3' Quartzitic conglomerate, trace of pyrite.
627' 3 628 5' Quartzitic conglomerate with considerable pyrite in two 627..J - o-w.? Q^ t sectioils ^
62, 5 - 630.5' Quartzitic conglomerate, one 0.2' section of pyrite.
63o'.5 - 633.2' Quartzitic conglomerate, one 0.4' section of pyrite.
633 2 637 O' Quartzitic conglomerate.
640.0 - 642.0- Quartzitic corelomerate, tr.c. writ..
642 O - 6A5 O- Pebble con^'er*. -*h f~r 0.3 - 0.9-642.0 - (A5.u vith pyrite.
645.0 - 647.0- idttII
647.0 - 648.5 1 " ".43.5 . 650.0. Quartzic consLo.erat. 4*
of pyrite.
650.0 - 667.3- Qu-tzite. co^e srainea, ^ ** 0,0, a ^ -lpebbles.
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Tootage
*667.3 - 670.51
670.5 - 690.0'
690.0 - 701.5'
701.5 - 718.0'
718.0 - 750.0'
Description
Greenstone, fine grained chloritic sbhist with seams of
talcose material.*
Quartzitic conglomerate and coarse, granular quartzite interbedded,
Conglomerate, large quartz pebbles up to 0.2' in diameter in a matrix of dark coarse quartzite, plus few 1.0* sections of bleached and hydrotheraally altered Greenstone schist.
Greenstone, schistose to 705*, then becomes granular and fine grained.
Greenstone, pillow lava with epidote borders around granular coarse pillows of coarse ultra basic Hows*. :
750.0 - 1006.0* Greenstone, as above.
End of Hole
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DRILLHOLE
LOCATION
BEARING
AMGLE OF DIP
ULTIMATE DEPTH
DATE STARTED
DATE COMPLETED
No. 4-68
Pecors Lake - H.B. Cor. CL. 144339* Tp*
South
600 (Wo dip test taken)
504'
Aug. 1/68
Aug. 5/68
Footage
0.0 - 135.0'
JL35.0 - 185.0'
Description
185.0 - 190.0'
190.0 - 191.5 1
191.5 - 196.0'
196.0 - 197.0'
197.0 - 207.0'
207.0 - 225.0'
225.0 - 230.0'
Casing
Quartzitic conglomerate with sections 0.5* in width at 136.5, 144.0, 148.5, 150.5, 153.0, 158.0, 177.0, 179.0, 181.0, 184.0
of well defined pebble conglomerate which are well mineralised with pyrite and give scintillometer readings of 100-150, 75-100, 60-100, 60-125, 50-80, 50-190, 75-80, 75-100, 60-90, 40-50 respectively. Entire section is sericitized and hydrothercally altered to a lemon yellow color.
Pebble conglomerate, brecciated in appearance and quite dark dark in color, disseminated pyrite and considerable chlorite throughout. One 0.5* section at 188.0' of dark pebble conglomerate which gives reading of 50-60; all other readings40-50.
Pebble conglomerate as above, one half of section heavily mineralized with disseminated pyrite in granular chloritic material which is quite "hot" (250 reading), rer.iinder gives reading 60-100..
Chloritic schist, schistose phase of Greenstone basement.
Greenstone, medium grained, granular, soft, appears to hove
soaked up U~0g which has migrated from sedimentary beds above;
readings of 400 and 450 obtained in 0.1* sections. Pitchblende
seam recognized on one slip face.
Mixture chloritic material and quartzitic conglomerate.
(2. 5' lost core) Pink, cherty, fragmental flow top with few short sections of chloritic schist. Disseminated pyrite throughout but no reading above 50.
(1.5' lost core) Pink, cherty, frapnental flow top material brecciated and rather well mineralized with coarse and fine disseminated pyrite, (practically no radioactivity).
Footage
230.0 - 236.0'
236.0 - 504.0'
Description
(3.01 lost core) Greenstone, partially granular and partially schistose, considerable epidotization.
Greenstone, ultra basic flows with hydrothermally altered feldspars imbedded in a massive, almost granular, formation, epidote in evidence throughout.
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ISO MINES LIMITEDSUITE 82O. 2O KING ST. W.
TORONTO 1. ONTARIO
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September 25, 1969.
Atomic Energy Control Board, P.O. Box 1046, Ottawa, Ontario.
Attention: Mr. E. H. Nolan_______Senior Administrative Officer
Dear Sirs Ret File No. 22-1-5
I apologize for being tardy in replying to your letters of Auguat 5 and
29 but I have only now returned from an extensive trip into the western
Arctic and the western United States*
1 sumarlze the work done by leo Mines United in 1968 in the following
paragraph*.
The work consisted of drilling 5 holes which represents an aggregate
footage of 4,651. The holes were drilled on properties all located in the
Elliot Lake-Blind River area of northern Ontario.
KcKinnon Croup - Tp. 137 daios S-U0707 - 140715 -
2 holes representing 943* were drilled the results were quite
unsatisfactory because most of the footage revealed diabase formation.
ecor.Lake Orup* T*. Claims S-144337 - 3144343' 3-144356 - 3144359. 3-144335 3144336- 3-144371-2 holes were drilled representing
1,510' .Hole No, 1-68 intersected an uranium-bearing pebble bed heavily ml
&eralitsd
with pyrite from footage 642.0* to 648*5* * The uranium content of tala inter*
section amounted to 0*83 Ibs./ton. ^.ua
Hole No* 4-68 intersected two narrow uranium-bearing pebble beds at footage;
190.0* and 196.0'. The first one assayed 1.4 Ibs. over 1.5 1 and the second
one 0.93 Ibs. over 3.0*. L uv\-iV\ ^5 ,^V33?)
The Lauzon Lake Group - Striker TP. Claims 3SM-87606 - SSH-87614
One vertical hole was drilled to ?^SSf .auntec
a depth of 2,198'. Contact with S"2SS " f5!~2lX the "basement" formation was 3SM^Z^S " SSM^7^0
obtained at 2,012* . 33M-87W7
Results of this hole were disappointing although a sect TV** :nin*ralited with
disseminated pyrite, pyrrhotite and chalcopyrite was intersected from footagi
1,751.5* to 1,762.5*lours very truly,
ISO MINES LIMITED
O. C^Mcdartney
'ATOMIC ENERGY CONTROL BOARD' : - " W.O. mOH 1 04*
v OTTAWA, CANADA
M A
COMMISSION DE CONTROLE DE L'^NERGIE ATOMIQUE
CASE POSTAL* Ift**
OTTAWA. CANADA 22-1-5
m.* NO
October l, 1969
Mr. G.C. Mccartney,Iso Mines Limited,Suite 820, 20 King tStreet West,Toronto l, Ontario.
Dear Sir:la.is will acknowledge and thank you for your letter
of September 25 giving your report of work carried out under
Exploration Permit MI 53/68..
Tours very truly,
/''0 i
c'/ VdC*v.^
E.M. Nolan,Senior Administrative Officer.
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cc: Mr. G.R. GuilletOntario Department of Mines (with copy of report)
mDer si jar
RESIDENT bLJLOSlSTSAULT STE. MAtiJC
r-vy#s- *M-m-Ontario
Ministry ofNaturalResourcesBox 19GOSault Ste. Marie, OntarioP6A 5N9
January 26, 1976
Telephone: (705) 949-1780Our file number Your file number
MEMORANDUM TO:-
J. A. RobertsonChief, Mineral Deposits SectionToronto, Ontario
RE: Iso Mines Ltd.. AECB Report
The attached report of drilling by this company, previously our file C-29, has been transferred to the public file PS all claims concerned have reverted to the Crown.
96*.P. E. Giblin, Regional Geologist Ont. Division of Mines
PEG/gn Attach.
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APPROVED
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Farm SI. Mil/74}
POWER LINES MARSH OR MUSK EG ̂ MINSS ," ' CANCELLED * ' ^
, N . N NOTEgm- , ^f———. ;
400* Surface Rights Rater i all Lakes . and Rivers.
Transmission Line Right' c Road and Pipe Line, und, .Occupation No. 7514, File |
This Township lies within : pistrict of Elliot Lake.'
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THE TOWNSHIP
143DISTRICT OF
;- A LG O M A.
SUDBURY MINING DIVISION
SCALE: 1-INCH^4O CHAINS
N NQjM-1215
DEPARTMENT OF MINES
— ONTARIO —
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PATENTED.. LAND ' CROWN LAND SALE LEASES ' v LOCATED LAND . LICENSE OF ^OCCUPATION* MINING RIGHTS ONLY. SURFACE .RIGHTS ONLY ROADSIMPROVED ROADS,, KING* HIGHWAYS RAILWAYS V ' * * POWgR LINES
~MAHSH OR -i
CANCELLED
NOTE
400' Surfoct Rights ftttc dH Loktt and Rlvjrt.
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Trantmittion Lin* Right Road 'and Pip*Occupotion No. 7514, Ffi*
This ToMnthi0 lie* wilhir •Qittrfct of Elliot Lok*.
ONT. DCPT. OF "M MINING
THIS MAP FOR CHEC PURPOSES ONLY - f NOT BE SOLD.
DATf:
"i .i- 1968
DEPARTMENT
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