WORK PERFORMED FOR: MINNOVA INC. RECORDED HOLDER: … · rROM TO O to 4.2 4.2 to 13.0 13.0 to 19.9...

DIAMOND DRILLING29 PAYS PLAT LAKE

010

AREA: PAYS PLAT REPORT NO: 29

WORK PERFORMED FOR: MINNOVA INC.

RECORDED HOLDER: SAME AS ABOVE (x]

: OTHER

CLAIM NO.

TB 535914/TB 9361

TB 386767/TB 386768

TB 646433

HOLE NO.

WL-08

WL-26

' WL-43

FOOTAGE

694.6 M

1,458.0 M

438.0 M

DATE NOTE

OCT-NOV/83 (1)

JULY-SEPT/85 (1 )

JUNE/88 - (1)

NOTE: d ) #W9140.180, FILED OCT/91

New Gesic GridCORPORATION FALCONBRIDGE COPPER

2+42N 3+48 E DRILL HOLE RECORD : -i-'~X METRIC UNITS

... IMPERIAL UNITS

HOLE NUMBER GRID

WL-8 Old Gesic GridPROJECT CLAIM a j., J

PN 070 TB 53591,0 -

pints'COORDS

SURVEY COORDS.

PURPOSE

Test Gesic Horizon at 500 m vertical

L AT.

7+94S^pprox. on!' 7730N

(nuL uii bur

ACID TESTS

DEPTH ( m)

5

30

60

90

120

150

180

210

240

270

300

330

360

390420

CORRECTED ANGLE

88.5

88.0

87.5

87.0

86.5

85

84

83

81

79

78

77

76

7675

DEPTH ( m )

450

480

510

540

570

600

630

660

690

CORRECTED ANGLE

73

73

73

74 73?

72

71

70

69

69

DEP.

1 5+80Wt

10117EVtiy tU y i t u j

ELEV.

N/A

COLLAR f - -w /L~ S BRNG. l g() o 2 ( ^

DATE STARTED: Oct . 19/83 N/A i 9jn DATE COMPLETED: N QV . g/83

Multishot Data X-XtfW&tXf&ra

DEPTH ( HI )

20 2938 4756 6574 8392101no119128133142 151160 169178 187196 205214 223232 241250 259

AZIMUTH

219 240223 245227 227219 220219 229230 220219 225227 224224 223224 225225 224223 223220 224214 219

DIP

89 8989 88.588 8887.5 87.587.5 8787 86.58685 . 585 8585 8584.5 8483.5 8382 8281 8180 an

COLLARDIP -89 0

———————————————— ———————— ̂ p —————————— . HOLE FINAL SIZE B Q DEPTH 6 94i6 ^

CONTRACTOR: McKpight Diamond Drilling CORE STORAGE: Q leaver Lake CASING: BW

ROD LOG . PULSE EM SURVEY X COLLAR SURVEY MULTISHOT SURVEY x

MULTISHOT DATA

DEPTH ( m )

280

310

340

370

400

430

460

490

520

550

580

610

640

670. . 687

AZIMUTH

218

218

217

219

218

X 214 X

221

221

221 '

221

223

224

224

224224

DIP

80

78

76.5

76.5

74

75

74.5

74

74

73.5

73

72.5

72

70.570.5

HOLE NO.Printed by Wester PRINT

WL-8 ^ COGGEDsyW.Smith,R. Ramshaw,F.Sal in-

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O to 4.2

4.2to13.0

13.0to19.9

ROCKTYPE

Casing

Gabbro

COLOUR

Grey green

Int. dyke Dark green

GRAIN SIZE

mg-cg

mg-fg

TEXTURE and STRUCTURE

Typical 'Zenmac Gabbro' feldspars

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

70% amphibole

4.2-10.2:Massive to weakly foliated C 38-40 0equigranular gabbro

10.2-10.5: Well foliated @ strong chlorite altered dyke. Sharp contacts.

10.5-10.8:Badly broken ground.Some chloritic muddy faultgouge at 10.5

10.8-13.0:Same gabbro as that at 4.2to 10.2

13.0-17.0:mg-fg intermediate dyke

13.3-13.4:Qtz-carb vein hostingangular lmm-3cm fragmentsof int. dyke.5% iron carbonate.

13.4-13.7:Badly broken ground.Fault zone.

ALTERATION SULPHIDES REMARKS

Weak chl.alt. locally

Strong to pervasive chlorite alt.

SO-60% chl.alt.

20% qtz-carb veinina

10% qtz-carb veins

Weak chl.

Trace diss py.

Trace py From ;10.2 to 24.5:~ -~- a major structural zone hosting dykes and faults

Fault

Fault zone

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PROM ^ TO

19.9to22.0

22.0to24.5

24.5to167.3

ROCKTYPE

Feldsparphyricint. dyke

Int. dyke(gabbro?)-, y f . ^ ,- :

Gabbro- ' -*" 1

COLOUR

Darkgreenwithwhitespeckles

Darkgreen

Greygreen

GRAIN SIZE

Porphy ritic

f g -mg

mg-cg


17.0-17.4:Section of mg-cg equigranulgabbro.Sharp contacts, lower @

17.6-17.7:Rounded fragments of mg-cg

gabbro in f g int. dyke

Massive feldspar phyricgabbro.15^ white subhedral feldspai

Massive, weakly feldsparphyric int. dyke.Could be finer phase ofgabbro.Upper contact irregular.Lower contact @

24.5- :Massive to weakly foliatedequigranular gabbro.

27.4-27.6:Brecciated zone in gabbro.2mm-4cm chloritic frags are set in a matrix of qtz-carb.

36.3-36.6,:Badly broken ground.Possible fault.

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

ir

10 0

•s

14 0

Foliation60 0 @ 38.561 0@ 4358 0 (? 4660 0 (? 5340 0 (? 5648 0 @ 71.464 0 @ 82.5C A C O "1 Ol

52 0 @ 15656 0 @ 164.

ALTERATION

Unaltered

Unaltered

Weak chl. 10'^ locally20fo qtz-carb veins.Patchy granitization.2% leucoxenes

Strong to perv.chl .alt.

5

SULPHIDES

17.0-17.05:40% py over 0.1 m assoc.with qtz vein

Diss pyrite along fragmentboundaries.

Tr py.

Tr py.

Trace pyrite

REMARKS ^^

Xenolith of gabbro withinint. dyke.

Fault Breccia

Fault

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ROCKTYPE COLOUR

GRAIN SIZE TEXTURE and STRUCTURE

40.4-40.7: Same as above but contains talc-chl along fractures.

41.5-41.8: Badly broken ground.

57.1-57.3: Fg int dyke in gabbro. Sharp contacts, upper @

lower @

60.4-60.7: V.c.g. section of gabbro. Feldspars are up to lcm.

75.0-90.0: Gabbro gradationally becomes more mafic. Contains lcm blotches of amphibole.

-, r

^103.5-103.9:- Badly broken ground. Possible fault.

112.8-114.6: Fg section of mafic equigranular gabbro.

123.1-123.8: Massive feldspar phyric int. dyke. Sharp contacts, upper @

lower @

-141.7-142.8: L Badly broken ground. Fault zone.

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

18 0 30 0

49046 0

ALTERATION

Strong talc chl alt.

Unaltered

Unaltered

25 0̂ chl. alt.

SULPHIDES

*Trace cp, po.

Trace pyrite

Trace pyrite

Trace pyrite

REMARKS ^^

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FROM ^ TO

167.3to172.0

172.0 to180.2

ROCKTYPE

Garnetaltered?banded tuffor sedimentL:e-.- ---'-"~7

Mafic intrusivediabase?- - i -,-,

COLOUR

Grey togreen

Dark green tojlack

GRAIN SIZE

fg-mg

fg


142.8-143.5:Bleached section of gabbro.Riddled with qtz-carbveinlets.

140-150:Gabbro gradationally becomeless mafic.Feldspars increase.

154. .4-154. 7:F. g. int dyke.Sharp contacts, upper @

lower @

154.7-167.3:Massive to weakly foliatedequigranular gabbro.

Banded, garnetiferous,mafic to intermediate tuff-sediment.Upper contact @Banding @Lower contact @ Contains 10-1 5^ lmm-2cmanhedral light pink garnets

1QX s ubtle ammoeboid shapesup to 3cm in size which aremafic (biotite, chlorite?)with siliceous haloeslocally up to 40% of sectioi

Massive, equigranular mafic, Upper contact @Lower contact @ 80/^ dark black-orppn amnhilv

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

;

65 068 0

58 055-60 052 e

-

*-

-*

52 070 0

IP

ALTERATION

60% qtz-carb veinlets.

Riddled with qtz-epveinlets (20 0̂ )

Up to 20X biotitelocally.10'^ chl. locallylQ-15% garnets up to 2cmsubhedral to stretched.

strange relic xylls ofsome type, some aresubhedral , probablycordierite altered tochlorite.

Weak biotite alt. locally

SULPHIDES

Trace pyrite

Trace diss pyrite

168.05-168.1:Trace cp in siliceous band.

168.2: 1 . 5mm magneti teband conformable tobedding.

Trace diss pyrite

REMARKS ^^

**Garnetiferous banded tuff.Pause in volcanism.Raft in gabbro?

167.3-169.8:Strongly magnetic.

f. g. gabbro?? or possibly diabasic dyke??Locally magnetic

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180.2to 190.3

190.3to194.7

'

ROCKTYPE

Bandedmafic to in termed i at tuff withminor chert} b s phaleritmineralized exhalative component

'i- r (c '~~s ~^

Biotitecordieritechloritealterationzone

o* fa- r~

COLOUR

Bands ofgreen S

grey

Darkgreen toblack

GRAIN SIZE

f g -mg

mg


Well banded mafic to inter mediate tuff with 5-1 0% cherty beds locally.

mm scale bedding @ ^

Contains lenticular felsic clots which concentrate sulphides (diss py) alongtheir perimeters from 180.8 to 181.1

187.05-188.15:Massive mafic dyke whichcontains 1 07o e longate clotsof biotite-chlorite.

188.15-190.3:Tuff is more intermediateto felsic.Contains more siliceouscherty bands (20 0̂ )

Well foliated biotite+ quartz with white toFlue cordierite rimmedchloritic pseudo cord xyllsup to 1.5cm

191.0-191.2:Section of massive int. rockSharp contacts, upper @

lower @

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

62 0 (3180.5 62 0 @180.857 0 @182.5 60 0 @184.7 62 0 @186.064 0 @188.0

65-70 0

60 066 0

ALTERATION

Weak (pervasive)biotite-chlorite alt. (TO-15%)

lQ7o grid alteration (silica veinlets)

183.15-183.35: 105^ pink garnets

507o b iotite20^ cordierite + qtz30% chloritecordierite xylls alterirto chlorite

SULPHIDES

180.2-183.15: tr py.

183.15-184.4: T-2% diss py throughout, tr po diss.

184.4-185.4: Tr diss po.

185.4-187.05:V/o very fine dusting of sphalerite, locally moreconcentrations in certainbands

187.05-188.15:Barren dyke

188.15-188.45:V/o f ine sph dusting as abo 1

188.45-190.3:Tr py-po.

None.

g

REMARKS ^k

Locally this materialresembles Winston Lake Horizon, possibly with a more mafic tuffaceouscomponent.

*NOTE: Zn mineralization probably exhalative Zn ina tuffaceous section,possibly 1 7o z inc from185.9-1S5.0

e

Patch of tuffaceous materialin biotite altered zone.

c------- -' ^ r

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FROM ^ TO

194.7to201.6

201.6to224.1

224.1to240.2

ROCKTYPE

Intermediatmassivetuff

6L IT 77

Mafic unit(footwallmafic flow)

Intercalatebedded Smassivemafic ashtuffs

-

COLOUR

i Greygreen

Green

Green

GRAIN SIZE

fg

Aphan iticto fg

Ashtof .g.


Massive, nondescript tuffwith local signs of weakbedding.

197.1-197.3:Section of pervasive shearechlorite alt.Sharp contacts, upper @

lower @

Massive mafic material withID-20% feldspars micro phyric in texture 1mm up to2mrn.No pillow selvedges evidentLocally f g massive.

Overall 30% of sectionshows fine mm scale beddingRest of section is a f. g.massive rock of mafic tointermediate composition.

Banded sections are slightlmore felsic.Banded sections:224.1-226.5229.5-231.7233.5-235.5

Last 1 m section 20%clotted rhyolite ash bands.

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

I

72 o83 0

(9 65-70 0

ALTERATION

Weak chl alt, S-10%locally.57o grid alt.

Chlorite shear

None

224.1 to about 226.0:507o of section is verysilicified.

SULPHIDES

Trace py

iNo sulphides

Tr py occasionally.Very occasional tr speckof sph noted.

None to trace diss py.

REMARKS ^^

Similar to tuff sectionabove alteration but moremassive.

Probably footwall maficflow in that it is on topof clotted rhyolite

Similar bedded maficsediment/tuff seen onsurface intercalated withclotted rhyolite near road.

Two geochem samples(bedded vs massive)

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ROCKTYPE COLOUR


ANGLE TO CORE AXIS ALTERATION SULPHIDES REMARKS

240.2to356.6

Clotted rhyolite

Creamy grey to grey pirrt with green clots

Aphan itic

Pink withgreenstreaks

Massive rhyolite withstreaky green amphibole-magnetiteSulphide clots from mm to2cm scale.About 10 to 20% clots.Clots all elongate mm to2cm sized defining foliatio

242.3-242.6:Banded mafic tuff as abovesection.

Foliated mafic dykes with ragged contacts. 247.3-247.4 249.0-249.95

From 268.7 to about 274.2: ID-20% l-2mm clear quartz eyes in matrix to clotted rhyolite.

Z-3% magnetite cubes up to 3mm occur throughout sectior

274.2-287.0:y/o d iscrete clots in pinkgrey matrix.

287.0-304.5:(streaky clotted rhyolite) 20-305& mafic streaks rather than clots, otherwise same as above.Intermediate to felsic biotite bearing massive pink green dykes @ 280.2-28C^JD/PO' 7 284.1-286.0

1_____2S7.Q-?aa n p.,

2-3^ epidote veinlets No hydrothermal altera tion apparent.

52-55'

Trace py diss in clotsthroughout.Locally up to Vh pyrite.Trace cp in clots foundoccasionally throughoutsection.Very occasional speck ofsph also noted.

65 !

NOTE: clotted rhyolite can be 'quartz eyed'

Section variably magnetic,

.5 55V5545V45 0ged Conta

More pink colour through out this flow.

278.5-279.0:10^ epidote in fracturesystem

bis——————————————

**NOTE: individual clotted rhyolite flows

Less sulphides apparent down section, i.e. by 280, trace diss py in some clots

Contact within rhyolite betweenflows??Check difference

clotted individual

in chemistr

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1

ROCKTYPE COLOUR

Grey wit dark green clots

Pink witf dark green streaks


293.7-294.8:Very biotite rich foliated mafic dyke @ Clotted fabric @

304.5-318.3:Grey clotted flow again S-10% l-3mm clots in a grey aphanitic Fabric @

316.5: lcm fault gouge @

315.9-316.5: mafic dyke

317.8-318.1: mafic dyke

318.3-339.2:Streaky S clotted pink clotted rhyolite as above 304.5 Foliation of clots S streaks @

30% green clots S streaks 3mm to 2cm.

331.5-333.2:Very broken core, fracture zone.

334.6-334.7:Epidote filled fracture zone @

337 to 339.2:Very banded looking zone, probably flow banding?

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

30 0

55 0 @ 293

55 0

30 0

55 0

20 0

ALTERATION

50 0̂ black biotite

Weak pink staining locally

matrix pervasively pink stained

Chlorite-epidote filled fractures ID-20%

2Wo epidote

SULPHIDES

Tr py.

No sulphides

No sulphides

None

REMARKS ^^

Again compare chemistry with flow above

Contacts abrupt. Another flow. No grading or sorting of green clots within any individual flow.

Possible fault, no orientation evident

Very steep fault zone

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FROM" TO

ROCKTYPE COLOUR

Grey witpink grepatchesgreenclots

GRAIN SIZE

fg


339.2-356.6:Sharp contact at about

Grey clotted rhyoliteS-10% green clotslmm-4mm in scaleFabric @

Hybrid mafic- intermediatefg-mg massive dykes @

339.5-339.75340.95-341.05343.3-343.55343.85-344.3344.7-345.8

349.7-356.6:Dyked section.

F. g. mafic dykes @:349.7-350.0352.25-252.45352.9-353.85353.95-354.25354.30-356.1

'351.0-352.0:Fault, very broken fracture*ground = fault zone?Fractures @

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

30 0

52 0

Contactsat

50-60 0

45V45 050 0 750 050V50 050V50 050V50 0

0-5 0

ALTERATION

Epidote, silica S pinkstaining along veinletsmarginal to dykes.

*341. 05-348. 9:garnet altered clotsbegin at 341.05By 345.8 green clots areall altered to a lightpink garnet S magnetitewith a weak pink halo.

Epidote veinletsbleaching St pyritichaloes to dykes.ID-20% epidote S pinkveining of dykes.

SULPHIDES

None

Diss pyrite apparentlyas haloes to dyked section:

349.3-349.7:~\7o d iss py.

350.4-352.25:~\ 0h d iss py.

356.2-356.6:27o d iss py.

REMARKS ^^

,'339.5-345.8:Strongly dyked zonerepresents structuralzone??

*NOTE: garnet alteredclotted rhyolite

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FROM TO

356.6 to395.1

395.1 to433.0

ROCKTYPE

Mafic intrusive?Flow?

^ ^/i yVc -~

Clotted rhyolite

~ ~//g P p"7 ) 77

^

COLOUR

Green

Creamy grey tolightpink

GRAIN SIZE

fg to aphan iticlocally with2-320.5 m

feld spars

Aphan iticwithgreenclots


Massive to weakly foliated locally. Mafic intrusiveor flow.

,J361. 0-364. 0:-

Di abase dyke @with good chills, weaklymagnetic.

361.3-361.4:fault gouge @

361.7-361.9:fault gouge @

387.7:4cm pink silica-quartzvein let

Overall 202 of sectionweakly foliated @

Lower contact sharp @

Grey clotted rhyolite foliated with 5-1 02 darkgreen clots ^ s treaksconsisting of amphiboleand magnetite (approx 202clots)

Modest fabric @1-22 Irnrn feldspar xyllsSharp contact with overlyinmafic @

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

45 0

20 s

70 0

50-55 0

55 0

50-60 0

55 0

ALTERATION

52 fine hairline silica- epidote veinlets.Intensely chloritizedsection 359 to 361

12 pink silica veinlets

Occasional rusty redhematite in veinlets

Light pink staining in streaks b mottlesthroughout.1-22 epidote veinlets

SULPHIDES

Trace pyrite in vein

Trace diss py in matrix and in clots

REMARKS (̂

Probably a micro gabbroic intrusive as it appears tohave identical clottedrhyolite above S below it??

Note: faults post diabasedyke

Strongly magnetic throughout

The clotted rhyolite becomesvery similar to the campQFP flow in that maficstreaks are magnetic and thepi nk colour.

' f^.-sA,^t"~. -' "~"

,. s . - *

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433.0 to 477.8

ROCKTYPE

Gabbrof- '^

COLOUR

Green

GRAIN SIZE

fg-mg


1414.2-414.8:'- ^' j

Broken, blocky ground with chloritic slip planes

415.0-415.2: F. g. massive mafic dyke @

419.3-420.0: Blocky fractured core

420.7-420.9: Fractured ground

428.3-428.4: f. g. chloritic mafic dyke

429.0-430.2: Fractured core

430.0-430.2: f. g. chloritic mafic dyke

4433.0-433.8: -^ r ' Severely chloritized fault zone with fabric @

433.8-434.2: Pink Si green mg gabbro

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

55 0

40 0

ALTERATION

S-4% hairline chloritic fractures

y/o hairline chloritic veinlets

2-30̂ chloritic veinlets

5% chloritic joints S veinlets

Hematite staining

SULPHIDES REMARKS ^^

415.5-418.0: 2.5 m ground core

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ROCK TYPE COLOUR GRAIN

SIZE TEXTURE and STRUCTURE

434.2-436.3:Very fg massive intermediatedyke, contacts @

Chloritic fault at 434.5-435.0

Gabbroic xenolith in dyke at 436.0-436.2

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

45'

438.0-441.2:Mg gabbro with 20% ofsection chloritic fracturezones.

441.2-443.8:Fg intermediate dykestrongly foliated @

443.8- :mg to eg weakly foliatedgabbro 30-40 0̂ whitefeldspar, 70% greenamphiboles.

448.6:Chloritic gouge @

of section consist of short O.lm to 0.3m sections of very foliated (sheared) gabbro

468.0-469.0: f. g. epidote altered mafic dyke @

Fabric@ 45 0

20'

45 :

hearing 40-45 0 ei ning 30-45 070 0

ALTERATION

Severely chloritized at fault zone

436.3-436.6 and 436.8-438.0: Severely chloritized sections 907o chlorite

Moderately chlorite throughout (ID-20%) ^0% pink silica veinlets up to 6cm at random angles to CA

epidote quartz filled veinlets from 1mm -15m wide 10^ weak pink staining of feldspars

SULPHIDES

None

REMARKS

Note: from 433.0 to 443.8 Strong fault zone.

Very typical gabbro.

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FROM * TO

477.8 to 491.0

i

ROCK TYPE

Mixed fault breccia shear zoneuT P-~ ô-j'-

COLOUR

Variable black green

Black to green

Green S white

Green

Pink

Creamy pink S green

Green

GRAIN SIZE

aphan itic

fg


477.8-478.1: Shear

478.1-480.9: Altered zone

481.1-481.3: Intense chloritic clay fault gouge @

481.3-482.7: M. g. gabbro

482.7-483.7: Strongly foliated sheared gabbro Sharp contact @ 483.7

483.7-486.5:Massive pink siliceous rock, altered

486.5-486.7: Sheared pink S green siliceous rock

486.7-486.9:Massive mafic dyke. Contacts @

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

45 0

30 0

40 0

ALTERATION

477.8-478.1: Intense chlorite alterec zone.

478.1-480.9: Bleached light green intense epidote silica altered zone brecciatedID'% red hematite.

480.9-481.3:90-100'^ chlorite

Moderate chlorite alt.

482.7-483.7: Bleached b s trongly silica epidote altered

Silicified 'Pinked up' rhyolite?

None

SULPHIDES

None

None

None

None

None

None

None

REMARKS 4b

Assayed for Au because of hematite

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..FROM TO

491.0to518.0

^

ROCK TYPE

Severelybrecciatedmafic flow(LadderFlow)

i* r X .

COLOUR

Green

GRAIN SIZE

fg


486.9-491.0:Severely mottled brecciatedaltered felsic rock or verysilicified mafic?

491.0 to about 498.6:Apparently massive maficbrecciated and injected byepidote silica pink veinmaterial 2 07cchloritic veins 10^

Extremely fractured ground,locally sheared.

498.6:Mafic becomes feldsparphyric up to 3Q70

503.0-503.4:f. g. mafic dyke @

504.3-41)5.9: - 'M. g. massive hybridintermediate dyke @

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

10-20 0

80 0

ALTERATION

Strong epidote altera tion locally 2 Q7o o fsection.207, white siliceouspatches S veins

485.5-490.6:Strong muscovite biotite~\07o gnt alteration

490.6-491.0:500̂ epidote2070 p ink silica

491.0- :Strongly chloriticepidote silica veined

Feldspars stained greenand/or pink 205S ofsection.

SULPHIDES REMARKS ^^

Actual rock unitquestionable.

**Tectonic breccia zone

i. e.) 'Ladder Flow 'typefeldspar phyric nature.

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518.75 to 581.4

ROCKTYPE

Intensely altered, pyritemineralizedfelsic rock

-, --,; -?7z' l- -

COLOUR

Grey with pink bbrownmottling

Bleachedpalegreen

GRAIN SIZE

fg

fg


i 512.0-513.2:Strong chlorite-clay faultgouge, fabric suggests

513.2-518.75:Severely brecciated fspphyric maficContact obscured by shearin^

Strongly altered, garnet staurolite muscovite, quart, felsic rock of some type.Brecciated S sheared zone518.75-524.0

Moderate fabric throughout t

519.3:chloritic fault gouge,shear zone @

521.95-522.4:Massive to sheared Sbrecciated intermediatedyke, contacts @

Overall 5# network veinletsof quartz with tracesulphides

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

50 0

J

i 52 0

55 0

Upper @20 0 S60 0

ALTERATION

510.7-512.0:Intense epidote silicaveining S bleaching

Intense chloritization

Moderate to strongchloritization

Intense garnet 205S staurolite 1025 muscovite 30^quartz 307,,chlorite-biotite? 10 0̂possibly anthophyllitepossible resorbed orpartial resorbed remnant3-4 mm quartz xyllsnoticed occasionally.

Pervasive pale greenbleached look:

chlorite, sericite orserpentine?

Chlorite filled veinlets10-1 5 7o

SULPHIDES

None

Trace diss py.

Diss pyrite throughout overall T-2% locally up to S-4% as noted below.*See estimates forsulphides specificintervals on assay sheet

-

None

REMARKS ^^

**Very strong fault zone

**Note: this alteration is very strong, obscures rock type. It is identical tothe altered felsic (QFP)immediately under the LadderFlow in WL-2 S 3

i.e.) same as core alt qfp

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ROCKTYPE COLOUR

Greygreen

Pink

GRAIN SIZE

fg


523.3-523.6:30% quartz filled brecciazone

From about 524: strongshearing brecciation givesway to massive to weaklyfoliated alterationmineralogy.

525.55-526.3:Feldspar phyric(y/o l -3mm white xylls)massive intermediate dykeContacts @

534.7-535.4:Same dyke as above @

Weak fabric chill @

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

80V80 0

60V60 0

52 0

ALTERATION

None

None

Change in alterationmineralogy at about 536.Staurolite ends.,cordierite begins.

Mineralogy from around536.1 down:ID-20% pink gnt asxylls up to lcm30-40^ cordierite bluexylls30^ micas * anthophyllitqtz - 10-2^??

SULPHIDES

2 0fo cp in quartz veining

None

At 526.7:Pyrite mineralizationbecomes less to aboutQ.5%

None

3

541.1-541.5:S-4% streaks of diss pyrifl

REMARKS ^^

Note: staurolite cordieritechange, check geochemabove b below 536 m.

j.-H-'z cJ^*-~ •-'-*-

e

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FROM" TO

ROCK TYPE COLOUR

Green

Lightgreen

Green

Green

GRAIN SIZE

fg

fg

fg

fg


542.0-542.6:Massive fresh mafic dyke.Contacts @

i-^ 542. 6-547. 6 r *r - /:

Feldspar phyric mafic tointermediate dyke.S-10% l-3mm fsp xylls.

548.55-548.7:F. g. mafic dyke @

549.35-549.5:Altered zone.

549.85-550.5:Massive mafic dyke.

550.5-550.75:Foliated chlorite quartzcontact zone with maficdyke.

556.1-556.2:Weakly foliated mafic dyke '

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

80 0

Shearedcontactsat 60 0

60 0

70-80 0

Sulphidebands

55 0Conformatto fabric

80 0

ALTERATION

None

Contacts sheared andchlorite altered,546.2-546.3 and547.3 to 547.6.

Intense pink stainedzone surrounding quartzfilled hairline fracture

Unaltered.

le

SULPHIDES

None

None

Trace diss py.

554.4-555.5:Two lcm bands of massivepyrite

REMARKS ^^

iL^Jb-?

Possible sulphide beds?Both beds are veryconductive with cm ohm-meter

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FROM * TO

ROCKTYPE COLOUR

Green S white speckled

GRAIN SIZE

fg

fg


7557.3-558.5: " 7? Fsp phyric mafic to intermediate dyke. Massive

564.0-564.4: Open spaces 5% Vugs fi]led with quartzT Co/

1 3 /0

573.6-575.4: 5% open space filled vuggy quartz vein network.

575.4: 2-3cm chloriticgouge zone

-575.4-576.7:;- * Massive intermediate to mafic dyke. Sharp contacts @

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

55 0

75 0

ALTERATION

T-3% epidote veinlets. Weak saussuritization of feldspar xylls.

None

SULPHIDES

None

From 559: sulphides in crease to T-2% diss pyrite (see assay sheets)

560.6-560.7: 5# diss pyrite in streaks in chlorite rich band.

560.7-561.3: y/o d iss py in chloritic bands S irregular streaks

No sulphides

By 569: sulphides reduce to Q.5% diss pyrite

Trace pyrite

None

REMARKS ^^

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581.4to583.8

ROCKTYPE

Intenselyalteredmafic unit/"/' - -

COLOUR

Darkgreen toblackwithpinkspots

Darkgreen

GRAIN SIZE

fg

fg toaphan itic


-'577.7-578.8: 'Faulted brecciated shearedsection includes:577.7-578.2: brecciatedmafic dyke

578.2-578.4: chloriticfault gouge with fabric @

578.4-478.6:Brecciated altered felsicas above.

578.6-578.8:Strong chloritic gouge zone

From 578.8-581.4:Gnt-cordierite mica qtzaltered felsic.

581.4-582.0:Streaky biotite-chloritegnt alteration zone.Foliated @Sharp contacts with felsic

582.0-583.0:Massive fresh lookingmafic.

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

55 0

@ 55 0

60 0@ 60 0

ALTERATION

Strong chlorite

Strong chlorite

As before

581.2-581.4:10 0fo s taurolite nearcontact co-exists withcordierite.

2Q7o p ink euhedral tosubhedral garnets up to2cmS0y0 b iotite,305^ chlorite

Hazy contact withalteration (halo?)above and below.

SULPHIDES

Trace py.

Trace py.

Trace diss py.

Trace diss py.

REMARKS ^^

Note: 577. 7-578. 8, faultzone

Streaky chlorite biotitealt. look similar to 27 AuZone type material.i.e. altered mafic.No magnetite.

Assayed for Au.

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583.8 to 588.0

588.0 to 640.0

ROCK TYPE

Vuggy altered felsic

intensely altered "el sic (altered QFP?)

COLOUR

Grey

3rey to blue grey with pink b yellow specks

GRAIN SIZE

fS

mg


583.0-583.8:Streaky biotite chlorite alteration. Zone much thesame as first zone butwithout garnets and with a severely brecciated zone from 583.2-583.5

583.5-583.7:hybrid dioritic like dyke?

583.7-583.8:Streaky eh! -bio alt.

30% of section consists of of qtz-qtz epidote filled veinlets (approx. 10^; open spaces - vugs)

Rock appears to be musc- bio-cord altered felsic

Foliated rock consisting of cordierite, gnt, staur. (biotite-chl-musc)

593.0-593.2: vuggy fault? zone 107o open spaces

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

Fabric @ 60 0

60 0

ALTERATION

Massive chl -biotite

10% white carbonate fi 11 i ng spaces between chloritic fragments

Qtz-epidote veinlets 20% qtz, 1 0X epidote Trace carbonate noted.

Intense pervasive alteration obscures original rock textures Proportions of individua minerals vary locally. Generally 50^ cord-blue to grey xylls in matrix up to 3mm. 20-305^ micas b chloritebetween all minerals^0% gnt-porphyroblasts up to lcm, occasionally up to 207o l ocally 1070 s taur-finequartz ??

SULPHIDES

Trace diss py in alteration

Barely trace diss pyrite

Only occasional diss py.

REMARKS ^^

Assayed for Au

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TOROCKTYPE COLOUR

Greygreen

Greenwithwhitexylls

GRAIN SIZE

fg

fg


611.6-611.95:Chloritic mafic dyke.Foliated sheared contacts @

617.2-618.2:Massive to weakly foliatedmafic dyke. Contacts @

i j619.7-622.2: ^ 'Mafic dyke.

qtz veined 621.2-620.3620.6-620.9

Fault gouge @ 621 .2Contacts @

i"633.2-636.4: r " "-^?Feldspar phyric to massivemafic dyke.Inlcudes from 634.0-635.0a hybrid gram' ti zed f g dyke,Sheared contacts.

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

60 0

60 0

60 0

ALTERATION

Strong pervasive chlorit

Weak pervasive chlorite

At 611: mineralogy ofalteration changes to:50* cord + qtz30% colourless-whitemineral amphibole likeanthophyllite?10^ gntW0/, bio

**Staurolite is replacedby colourless whitemineral (anth) which hassame type of distributioas staur did.

Unaltered

Anthophyllite increasesdownhole by 623 20-300̂Some anth xylls havegarnet cores.

Weak saussuritizationof feldspars but other wise unaltered.Pink staining in hybriddyke.

SULPHIDES

s None

T

Tr py.

None

None

REMARKS ^^

Check geochem above S below611

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^FROM TO

640.0to641.0

641.0to644.0

644.0to648.7

648.7to653.3

^

ROCKTYPE

Mafic dyke&.-T

Quartzfeldsparporphyry(unaltered)

.- : ri: ~7

Mafic dyke

^ ' . - -

PatchyalteredQFP

' -7

COLOUR

Dk green

Greywithwhitespots

Dk green

Grey

GRAIN SIZE

fg

fg

fg

fg-mg


Massive mafic dyke, sharpcontacts @

Feldspar porphyriticrhyolite - rhyodacite?l-3mm tabular subhedralcrystals (200̂ )Subtle quartz crystalsl-2mm evident throughout1056??Very weak fabric @

Massive with short weaklyfoliated section 20%Fabric @Vfc feldspar xylls.Lower contact brecciatedover 0.2m.

305^ of section relativelyunaltered QFP patches (asabove)70% of section consists ofcordierite, garnet, biotiteanthophyllite alteration.Weakfabric @

GRADATIONAL C

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

65 0

60 0

65 0

65 0

0 N T A (

ALTERATION

]-20,'o hairline epidotefilled veinlets

Weak alteration biotiteS possible cordierite??blue grey qtz?

T-3% pink or greenveinlets

647-648.7:Intensely chloritized.

70% of section strongalteration hazy patchesor windows of lessaltered to unalteredQFP.Alteration increasesdown section.

T

SULPHIDES

None

None

None

Trace diss py.

REMARKS ^^

Fresh window? of QFP

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653.3to694.6

E.O.H.

694.6

E.O.H.

ROCKTYPE

Intenselyalteredfelsic(QFP)

COLOUR

Bluegreywithwhiteflecks

Green

GRAIN SIZE

mg

f g.

eg


Weakly foliated cordieritebiotite anthophyllite andminor gnt.Cordierite eyes from l-4mmwrapped in anth-bio.

659.1-659.6:Wormy qtz vein 3cm

664.5-664.8:Foliated chloritic altereddyke.Similar dyke from 665.9-666.1

.684.4-685.3 and-j 689. 0-690.1:.,- ' ' S/

Massive to weakly foliatedmafic dykes.

684.6-685.3:2cm qtz pegmatite veinalong core axis.

693.5-693.7:White milky qtz vein.

Hole ends in strongcordierite anthophyllitebiotite alteration

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

20 0

BO 0

Fabric bContacts

@ 60 0

ALTERATION

50% cordierite30^ anth + muse20 0̂ biotiteZ-3% garnet porphyro-blasts l-4mm

Bleached pink stainsurroundinggarnets disappear by 660

Strong chloritealteration.

673.3-677.0:Feldspars preserved ina short section of lessalteration.

Incipient to strongchlorite.

SULPHIDES

*at 656.5: a 1mm chloriti*veinlet at 30 0 to CA ishaloed by sphalerite andpyrite as ragged veinlikematerial over O.lmEst. of 4% sph.

None

n.

Trace to ~\ afo d iss pyrite

None to trace py.

None

REMARKS flfc

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CORPORATION FALCONBRIDGE COPPERDRILL HOLE RECORD IMPERIAL UNITS: METRIC UNITS: X

PROJECT: PN370 WINSTON LAKE FIELD COORDS: LAT 5 + 10S /^ ", " .'- COLLAR BRNG: 300 sDEP 12+25E ^-•--•. - COLLAR DIP: -89"

GRID: SELCO IDEAL ELEV 9997 (EXPLN)'-"" HOLE SIZE: 30CLAIM NUMBER: SURVEY COORDS: LAT L8700N FINAL DEPTH: 1458m

LOCATION: PICK LAKE DE? 90 J-74EDATE STARTED: JULY 23. i9ss GEOD. ELEV 10415 ROD LOG:

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PURPOSE:

ACID TESTS IROPARI TESTS

Depth \ni) Anqle Dsoth (m) Anqie Denth 'inu Asinvjth DID Deoth

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400 -70 0500 -i7'"'600 -64 0700 -51*300 - ?i 3 09 0 0 -57*1000 -54'1100 -53* 1200 -50 sL O V v' . j

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MULTISHOT DATA

(m) Asisuth

293270261259261259260261262263 26426526626926927027227627823128328528629329823-5/^7^7

Dip

-S3 0-87*-86"-84*-P3 0-OOO \J *J-82"-30*-79 0-77 0 -73"-7 ~ o— 79 o-70"'

-68 s-66"-64 o-62"-60"-58 0-57 0-56'-54 0-53 0-52 0

J/2^7 ~^Q5

HOLS NO: UL-2S LOGGED BY: S.C.SIM

DRILL HOLE LOG

FROMTO

0 to3.0

3.0to46.5

ROCKTYPE

CASING•"3*:.~

ALTEREDQFP

e- . C - '^f t" -*v * '

GRAINCOLOUR SIZE

Blue/qrey mqwithmottledcreamypatches

ANGLE TOTEXTURE AND STRUCTURE CORE AXIS ALTERATION

Moderately foliated (? 45 0 Intense alterationdefined by micas and 20% biotiteweak flattened cordierite 5% muscovite

0-27. anthophylliteUp to 60% blue cordieritelS-20% recrystallisedsugary qts - patchy weakepidote stained givingcreamy colour

SULPHIDES REMARKS

131 pyrite in localisedangular clots oftenenveloped in biotite(up to 2mm)

Grey/green

10.7-10.9: White qts dyke 0

30.8-31.3: Qts/eoidote healed breccia sone.

31.3-32.6:Weak mineralised locally well foliated intermediate dyke. Sharp contacts ?

31.5-51.8:Unite qts dyke with20X host fragments

70 0

57. muscovite, cut by 351 qts veins

27. pyrite clots in dyke tr-1% cp in qts veins.

10-15*

38.7-38.8:Well foliated int dyke.same as 31.3 @

38.7-40.0:Blocky ground, possiblefault sone.

40 0Cut by 103: qts veins

Below 32.6: pyrite content in QEP increases to 2-331 (up to 5mffl) with localised tr-1% pyrrhotite

431 pyrite clots

;38.7-40.0: ~ r '~ Possible fault?

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GRAIN SIZE TEXTURE AND STRUCTURE


3.0 to46.5 (cont'd)

Mottled mo -42.1-43.2: - ^ i '-~ -"- ' ' brown S to Weak foliated feldspar grey fg glomeroporphyritic

altered mafic xenolith/ dyke ?Contacts somewhat gradational over lcm due to alteration @

Intense biotite (202) Cordierite (up to 402) with up to 2 7. anthophyllite

17. po, 1 7. py, IX magnetite in clots

Possible Ladder Flow Xenolith

44.7-44.9:Mineralized well foliated altered mafic xenolith (? Sharo contacts.

37. qts veins S clots often 40 0 py mineralised

+602 biotite/anthophvllite

32 py in streaks parallel to foliation

44.9-46.5:37. pyrite, 22 pyrrhotitein clots over section.

46.5to52.6

UEAKALTEREDFELDSPARGLOMERO-PORPHY-RITICMAFICFLOW/XENOLITH

Green to fggrey withwhitespots

Massive to locally weakfoliated.Sharp upper contact markedby 5cm intense to pervasivebio/anth/cord alt. in mafic @ 50"

Fg dark green to 47.5m 5 7. biotite 12 diss py.

47.5-47.9:Irregular gts/ep dyke.

47.9-52.6:Fg greyish weak alteredmatrix with 52 round whitefeldspar "glows* up to4mm.Gloms commonly have tramphibole or magnetite incores.Lower contact somewhatgradational with weak felsicbanding from 52.4-52.6 l? 50 0

52 biotite1-32 anthophyllite

12 diss pyrite 1-22 diss magnetite

Banded zone weak eoidote bleached

22 py, 12 po in banded material.

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FROM TO

52.6 to 666.1

ROCKTYPE

ALTERED QFP

GRAIN COLOUR SIZE

Blue/grey mg

TEXTURE AND STRUCTURE

Same as above.

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS ALTERATION

5-72 muscovite 202 biotite +502 cordierite

17.Ir-

SULPHIDES

pyrite throughout 17. pyrrhotite

REMARKS

71.6: 3-5cm irregular mineralised qts vein (?

Gradational increase foliation angle 8 75m =

98.4-99.0:Massive fg highly feld. phyric (202) intermediate dyke @

112.6-117.9:Well foliated dark greenfg mafic dyke @

"35"

50 0

65"

50'

114.4-116.3:- ^-- - Multiple dykes in fault sone.

114.4-114.5: fg mafic dyke similar to above114.5-114.9: chloritic, grungy fault sone 9 60" 114.9-115.4: qts/ granitic dyke

Very intense alteration 1-37. anthophyllite

59.2-60.0:White highly siliceoussone in QFP

107.9-111.4: Creamy white highly siliceous sone with 102 musc/sericite 37. s illimanite

57.6 S 60.3:Clots of non-magnetic (?) pyrrhotite up to 152 over 5cm sections

52 pyriteTr sphalerite

py cubes X clots

3Z py streaks over section

diss py.

,114.5-114.9i Fault

32 py clots up to lcm

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FROM ROCK GRAIN ANGLE TOTO TYPE COLOUR SIZE TEXTURE AND STRUCTURE CORE AXIS ALTERATION SULPHIDES REMARKS

52.6to666.1(cont'd)

115intcut116

.4-116.3:

. dyke -by mafic.0-116.15

feldsanedyke

.ohyricas 98.4at

10Z irregular qts clots from 118.5-119.5

Grey fg 145.3-147.5: with Weak altered feldspar phyric white intermediate dyke. Massive, spots fg matrix with 10Z anhedral

white feldspar phenocrysts.Sharp chilled contacts, top l? 80 0

bottom 5 55 0

147.6-148.3:Fg massive weak feld.mafic dyke.Sharp contacts 8

phyric

60'

102 biotite157. cordierite in matrix

None2Z disseminated magnetite

Weak chloritised 1Z py * po associated with crosscutting q.tz veinlets Tr-lZ magnetite

Uell e 150m: QFP altered to: foliated 15-20Z biotite 0 SO0 5-7Z muscovite

+50Z cordierite Rare anthophyllite 1-3Z sillimanite 20-30Z recrystallised qts partially or wholey gone to cordierite

Rare trace diss py S po.

156.7-157.0:Dark green weak foliatedmafic dyke.Sharp contacts G? 35*

Intense biotite developed in dyke for 5-10cffl at upper X lower contacts

160.3: 5cm qta veining at 45' giving 1Z py, 1Z po for 0.2m above and below.

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FROM ROCK TO TYPE

52.6 to 666.1 (cont'd)

GRAIN COLOUR SIZE TEXTURE AND STRUCTURE

163.6-164.2: Well foliated mafic dyke, similar to 156.7

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS ALTERATION SULPHIDES

Intense carbonate developed at contacts Also biotite as in above dyke.

REMARKS

165.2-165.4:Very fine grained massive (chilled) mafic dyke. Sharp contacts 9

Dark green

182.9-184.4: 6.*"*-^ Well foliated and highly crenulated altered mafic dyke. Sharp biotite rich contacts 9

204.0-204.2:Well foliated Mineralisedint/aafic dyke 0

SO 5

166.3-166.5:Grungy, blocky shearsone cut by 152 qtz veins 8 45*

166.5-167.1:Very blocky fg massive dark green mafic dyke. Contacts fractured.

Dark Aphan--178.7-180.0:- ^ D6;7 green itic Carbonate soaked diabase to black dyke.

Sharp chilled contacts l? 45 C

50"

70 0

204.2-204.4:Well foliated felsic dyke 8 70 l

intense carbonate Qtz veins partially altered to corderite

22 pyrite introduced in qtz veins

-71&6.3-166.5: Fault

152 biotite,102 anthophyllite fromhornblende.

22 diss pyrite

Epidote bleached in centre


DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM 10

ROCK TYPE COLOUR


ANGLE CORE

TO AXIS ALTERATION SULPHIDES REMARKS

52.G to666.1 (cont'd)

QFP changes character gradationally from 190m to 210m.It becomes lighter grey in colour and more sugary matrix with a well defined foliation marked by aiicas, anthophyllite and sillimanite S Rts eyes altered to cordierite (avg. 3mm)

208.7-208.9 S211.6-212.4:Well foliated alteredintermediate dykes @

65*

65 s

230.7-230.9: Altered int. dyke, same as 208.7 0 60 (

e 210ra QFP altered to:15-202,biotiteUp to 5051 cordierite52 muscovite22 sillimaniteTr gahnite1-42 anthophyllite27. garnet"202 sugary q iz.

Increased sulphides at200m average:12 py, 12 po disseminatedRare tr cp.Rare tr sphal from gahnite

302 biotite42 garnet

152 cordierite

Garnet content has increased to 42 3 225m. also anthophyllite increases locally up to 52

Ir diss.-pyrite Probably synvolcanic intrusive dykes

240m: Garnet has increased - to 62, patchy sillimanite up to 42 locally, increased gahnite to 12 - possibly tr staurolite?

Increased sulphides also. 32 py * po clots with tr-12 cp also tr sphal from gahnite

Very altered QFP !! !

244.4 - 5cm X244.6-244.9:Well foliated fg maficdykes ? 65 s

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FROM ROCK TO TYPE

52. S to 666.1 (cent 'd)


252.4-253.0: Olive green mafic dyke with dark green chloritic clots (751) stretched e Sharp contacts @


65" 65"

SULPHIDES

Several clots pyrite over 2cm at bottom contact.

REMARKS

253.5: lOca zone with 122 irregular veined sulphides approx. parallel to foliation. 27. c p 42 py62 pyrrhotite (non

magnetic)

NOTE: between 253.5 and 265.6 rocks highly alt ered 42 total po+po+cp with abundant gahnite (1-22, up to 1.5mm). May be a result of intense perculation of hydrothermal fluids rich in sulphides (Cu.Zn.Fe, etc).

Dark fg -'270.3-272.2*-^ /D ̂grey Massive feld. phyricwith (32) int. dyke withwhite sharp contacts, top (?spots bottom (?

265.6-266.9:Gradational contacts over 3ca delineate this intense sone of alteration consisting of: 352 biotite52 garnet

+12 gahnite22 sillimanite22 muscovite

502 cordierite No visible qtz.

52 sulphides over section mainly irregular clots of weak to non-magnetic pyrrhotite and orange/ rusty sphalerite from gahnite.

266.7-266.8:402 sulphides in massiveveins/bands similar to253.572 cp

102 pyrite232 pyrrhotite (non

magnetic)

NOTE: estimate overwhole section 12 Zn(from gahnite) 0.52 Cu

50" 75"

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FROM TO

ROCK TYPE COLOUR



52.6 to666.1 (cont'd)

285.4-285.6:Light green well foliatedsynvolcanic altered dyke(QFP)Sharp contacts (? 75'

Intense bio/cord with 77. garnet

5 291m: begin to see a decrease in garnet content to 1 -27. avg.

Probably intrusive QEP dyke into main flow 8 subsequently altered.

296.0 - 3cm X296.2-296.4:Irregular white qts clotsand dykes.

Green/ grey

308.5-309.0:Massive fg mafic dyke (?

J315.2-318. 2:'r ^ .Massive, weakly feld. phyricintermediate dyke.Sharp contacts 9Similar dyke at:

333.8-337.1 cut by mafic dyke at 335.3-336.8

338.0: 5cm blocky ground possible joint plane.

354.4-354.7:Blocky epidote bleachedpossible fault zone (?

296.4-"301m:37. pyrrhotite clots ov.er section (irregular up to lcm) also 12 py, 12 cp Tr sphal from ̂ gahnite.

65*e 313m: sillimanite increased to 42 avg

has

65

~/ 354.4-354.7: f 'Possible fault?

30'

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DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM 10

ROCKTYPE COLOUR



Tr-12 diss py * po.

REMARKS

52.6 to666.1 (cont'd)

Light grey/blue

Blue/ grey to

mg

360.0-360.3:Blocky weakly chloriticgroundPossible fault ?

365.4-365.5:Light green mafic dyke Q

365.5-369.4:Highly qts/calcite veined,blocky, fault zone.Most fractures alongfoliation ?Very broken up from367.2-367.5

Below 369.4: QFP is patchy weak to well foliated and much darker in colour

60 0

55 1

60"

65 C

373.2-373.7:Eg foliated feld. phyric dyke, int. dyke 9 also at 383.8-384.1 e

65"65 0

0 357ra QFP altered to:52 muscovite22 sillimanite patchy)15-202 biotiteRare tr anthophylliteTr-22 garnet402 cordierite"302 recrystallised qts.

360.0-360.3: Possible Fault?

352 cloudy white recrystallized clots of qts K5mm) in fg biotite matrix. 102 qts/carbonate veins and vugs (up to lcm)

365.5-369.4:Fault zone

102 biotite1-22 sillimanite (locally

up to 52)2-32 muscovite (locally up

to 52) 0-22 garnet Up to 202 qts 0-22 anthophyllite 50-602 cordierite

Non-magneticTr pyrite throughout (diss)

QFP seems to change across fault. Alteration is similar but visually it is different

MOLE NO: WL-26 LOGGED BY: R.C.SIM PAGE: 10

DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM ROCK TO TYPE

52.6 to 666.1 (cont'd)


384.7: lOcffl sillimanite rich (152) qts dyke/vein

Black/ fg 385.3-387.1:


S 75"

SULPHIDES REMARKS

brown with white spots

Massive feld. phyric (52) int/mafic dyke Sharp chilled contacts l? 12 diss magnetite.

65

Fg dark green well foliatedmafic dykes at:392.4-392.7 S 70" 395.4-395.8 S 70" 400.0-401.0 e 65"

9 399.0: Gradation sone from 398m to 403m where QFP is less altered.37. b iotite 102 cordierite12 muscovite

Tr-12 garnet (no visible feldspars)

e 405n: QFP becomes same as above.

27. d iss S clots pyrite 402.0-403.0

Black, white X pink

406.2-406.5: Fg mafic dyke, sane as 400.0 S

407.0-407.3: Qts/carbonate/hematite/ chlorite healed breccia zone

407.3-408.4:Massive hematite stained intermediate dyke. Contacts, top @

bottom l?

65 C

-/407.0-407.3TPossible healed fauli

75' 50"

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52.6 to666.1 (cont'd)

Brown

403.4-408.8 S409.8-409.9:Light green fg massivesiliceous felsic dykes.Irregular contacts, also5cm clot at 409.7 probableedge of similar dyke.

414.6-415.1: Well foliated fg mafic dyke with sharp contacts,

top e bottom l?

17. magnetite.

40 0 05"

433.5-434.2Fg patchy foliated weak feld. phyric int/mafic dyke e

442.8-443.0:Blocky core along crenulated pervasive biotite zone. Probably drill induced.

70'

e 420m: QFP 2-52 sillimanite 32 garnet 152 biotite 5-102 qtz 1-32 muscovite C-2% anthophyllite •t-60% cordierite

Beginning at 432m: Pervasive biotite bands (2-5cm) become quite common at various core angles (avg. 1-2Z of section)

Upper contact at 5cm biotite sone

Commonly 1-22 diss pyrite

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DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM ROCKTO TYPE

52.5 to 666.1 (cont'd)


445.8-446.0: Fg mafic dyke 2 Siailar dyke at 454.4-454.6 0


45 0

80"

SULPHIDES REMARKS

455.5-459.0:Blocky core with fracturesalong qts/carb veins.

462.4-462.9:Eg patchy foliated mafic dyke, top @

bottom 0

462.5: lOcffl sons with 1003: qts clots @

464.4-464.7: Well foliated mg mafic dyke. Sharp contacts @ contains 20Z chlorite clots K2mn)

Pink S white qts veins S clots at:

474.7-474.8475.0-475.1475.3-475.4476.3-476.4476.5-476.6

all with irregular contacts.

Gradational change in QFP from 465m to 485m.

40" 85"

50"

70 C

Tr-1% diss pyrite Rare tr magnetite

HOLE NO: WL-26 LOGGED BY: R.C.SIM PAGE: is

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FROM TO

ROCK TYPE COLOUR


ANGLE TO CORE AXIS ALTERATION ' SULPHIDES REMARKS

52.6 to666.1 (cont'd)

Mottled fg e 485m: Weak to moderately 70"Ii3ht 8 dark grey/ blue

foliated defined by amphi- boles and lighter coloured siliceous/cordierite clots. Avg. ^cra x 5am, 5Z of section) (Note clots exist only from 485m to 489m)

489.8-490.5:Fg weak foliated mafic dyke

top 8 70" bottom e 50"

490.5-491.4:Pink stained granodioritedyke.Sharp lower contact 8 40®

491.4-491.6:Fg massive mafic dyke.Lower chill l? 50 0

Siliceous clots similar to 485m at 503.0-505.0

516.3-516.5:Well foliated graniticstained mafic dyke 2 70 0

519.2-519.5 8524.2-524.6:Blocky chlorite/carbonate/qts rich fault zones 9 60-70"

3-7Z anthophyllite(up to 3mm)

15-20Z biotite 17. sillimanite Ir muscovite 0-3Z garnet +50Z cordierite Clots contain 30Z cord, 70Z qts - recrystallised NOTE: no garnets where

clots present.

489.8-491.6: Composite mafic/ granitic dyke.

5Z muscovite 3Z diss. pyrite

e 511.0: QFP has become slightly lighter in colour due to increased light green anthophyllite (5-7Z) also 3-5Z garnet.

519.2-519.5524.2-524.6:Faults

HOLE NO! WL-26 LGGGES BY: R.C.SIM

DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM ROCK TO TYPE

52.6 to 666.1 Ccont'd)

GRAIN ANGLE TO COLOUR SIZE TEXTURE AND STRUCTURE CORE AXIS ALTERATION

0 525m: QFP altered to: patchy 2-57. s illimanite 3-52 garnet (anhedral) 207. b iotite

SULPHIDES REMARKS

Slight change in QEP across fault (staurolite, sill imanite, biotite)

Grey with white spots

544.1-546.0:Fg massive mafic dyke.Sharp contacts ?

547.0-547.9 :r -f FT- 7 ~ Intensely altered and crenulated zone around qts vein at 547.1-547.3

550.2-550.7:Ueak altered sy.nvolcanic dyke, well foliated l? Eg, foggy contacts.

565.0-567.9:Massive feld. phyric int.dyke. Sharp contacts l?

55 C

85'

75'

576.3-577.0:Blocky sone slightlybleached (dry fractures)

2-37. anthophyllite (clots) 1-22 staurolite (•Clmm) 10-202 recrystallised qts

8 qts eyes K102) ± 502 cordierite

P.ervasive biotite/anthophyllite enveloping qts S cordierite fragments

37. pyrite in 2cm qts vein at 546.1m

37. py in, qts vein 27. i n pervasive sone

Fault?

52 biotite, 102 cordierite '22 pyrite, tr-12 po.

Consistently +S2 sillimanite in QFP below 552m.

Sillimanite decreased .to22, 2m above and 1m belowdyke

568.2: lea zone in QFP with 202 streaky bands pyrite

(? 575m: patchy sillimanite 5-72

595.6: 10cm pervasive/biotite cordierite band


DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM 10

ROCK TYPE COLOUR

GRAIN SIZE TEXTURE AND STRUCIL'RE

ANGLE 10 CORE AXIS ALTERATION SULPHIDES REMARKS

52. S to666.1 tcont'd)

600.1-600.3: Blocky qround (dry)

602.9-603.0!402 irregular qts clotsover section.

Massive to weak foliated S 65-70 0

618.2-618.3:Fg mafic dyke 5 50"

620.4-520.6:Sillimanite rich (102)siliceous dyke l? 50 0

624.7-625.0: 602 irregular qts clots over section up to 10cm Enveloped in biotite with minor anth.

625.0-625.5:Fg massive mafic dyke.Sharp contacts (? 65"27. d iss. magnetite.

8 603.5: we see gradationalchange in QEP over 2m to:Tr-1% sillimanite15-202 biotite2-52 anthophyllite(no garnet)1-22 muscovite+702 cordierite(qts eyes qone to cord)

Rare trace diss pyrite

627.S-62S.2:white qts dyke withirregular contacts.

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FROM TO

ROCK TYPE COLOUR

GRAINSIZE TEXTURE AND STRUCTURE


52.6 to666.1 (cont'd)

630.2-630.9:Fg weak fol. to massivemafic dyke (2?i magnetite)with sharp contacts 8 80"Cut by weak garnetiferous(27.1 granodiorite dykeat 630.3-630.5

631.3-631.6:Irregular granodioritedyke - same as 630.3

632.0-632.1: Blocky ground along irregular qts clots. Dry fractures.

632.5-632.9:Muscovite richJlOX)qts dyke @ 30 s

633.5-633.6:Sillimanite rich (7%)siliceous granodioriticdyke @ 80"Similar dyke at634.5-634.7

631.2: 5cm sone with 102 garnet around 10X irregular qts clots.

636.3-636.7: Fg mafic dyke, same as 630.2. sharp biotite rich contacts, top @

bottom ?55" 80"


DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM TO

ROCKTYPE COLOUR



52.G to66.1 (cont'd)

636.7-636.9, 637.0-637.1 S 637.2 - 5cm: Sillimanite rich grano diorite dykes. Intense biotite in QEP at irregular contacts.

637.4-638.3:Eg massive magnetic mafic dyke, same as 636.3 Sharp contacts, top (?

bottom l?•^4oi6

640.4-644,5:Qts clotted biotite rich garnetiferous (52) sone in GFP

642.0: 3cm qts healed breccia sone

648.3-648.4:Qts clotted (102) biotite/cord rich sone in QFP

655.0-657.0:52 qts clots (up to 2cm)over section causingintense biotite/cord atcontacts.

55' 25 0

fg anthophyllite over bottom 10cm in dyke.

652.0-653.0: Gradational sone in QFP with 52 sillimanite wisps

658.0-661.5:Patchy sillimanite (32)locally up to 52

Gradational decrease in alt. froa 661.5-662.0 to: 52 cloudy feldspars K2on) 202 cordierite

MOLE NO: ML-26 LOGGED BY: R.C.SIM PAGE: 18

DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM ROCKTO TYPE

52.6to666.1(cont'd)

GRAIN ANGLE TOCOLOUR SIZE TEXTURE AND STRUCTURE CORE AXIS ALTERATION SULPHIDES

3-5Z biotiteTr-17. anthophyllite25! muscovite255! qts eyes

REMARKS

665.6-666.4: Blocky ground with smooth fractures along

Possible fault zone

666.1 GABBROto862.0 .̂ J

Darkgreenwithwhitespots

fstoeg

chloritic joints 9 40-60"

Sharp upper contact l? 70 0Generally a massive mgtypical gabbro occasionallygrading to more coarseror finer grained varieties.

Typically chloritised Locally up to 1Z diss py.Epidote bleached feldsparsup to lOcffl

Locally up to 32 magnetite in irregular clots

667.8-668.1: Qts-granitic dyke with irregular top contact S 2nm hematite vein along sharp lower contact 9

668.9-669.0:Fg massive light greyfeld. phyric int. dyke 9

669.4-669.8: Fg massive mafic dyke, similar to 637.4 but no magnetite 8

669.85-670.5: White qtz dyke with sharp contacts, top (?

bottom l?

In finer grained ntat'l Mt has gone to leucoxene In coarser aat'l leucoxene is present in white rims aroung magnetite.

e

e

20'

80"

80"

85" 35"


DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM ROCKTO TYPE

666.1toS62.0(cant 'd)

GRAIN ANGLE TOCOLOUR SIZE TEXTURE AND STRUCTURE CORE AXIS ALTERATION

677.5-680.0:Fg zone in Gb gradinqto eg at 680.0-681.5

SULPHIDES REMARKS

681.6-681.7: Siliceous granodiorite dyke e 70-75"

-J&83. 1-664. 684.2-685.0:Fg mg aassive wore evolved dioritic dykes with sharp chilled contacts @ 80 0

9 687.0m: gabbro becomes consistently medium grained,•assive 2 non-magnetic.

695.9: 5cm garnetiferous qtsvein 9 60"

27. qnt

1-23: leucoxene

diss py

5Z pyrite in l x 3cm chloritic vein at 684.95

Ir diss py.


-699. 2-700. 2:rFg massive mafic dyke, sane as 669.4 l?

704.9-705.7:Fg massive highly epidotebleached int dyke 9

Massive int/gabbroic dyke with sharp contacts 3 cut by granitic dyke at 720.6-720.9

724.9-725.8: Fg dyke, sane as 702.3 Contacts, top 0

bottom e

80"

75"

80 0

65" 75"

55C qts/ep/carb veinlets


DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM ROCKTO TYPE

666.1to862.0(cont'd)

COLOUR

white8 pink

GRAINSIZE

mgtoeg


-;729. 5-730. 6:V tgr&A^Massive granitic dykeSharp contacts, top @

bottom @

ANGLE TOCORE AXIS ALTERATION

60"35"

SULPHIDES REMARKS

White

732.9-733.3:Fg int/gabbroic dykewith sharp contacts @ 70 (same as 720.3

Irregular qts/granitic clot/veins @

733.8 - 2cm734.2 - Sen

S 734.5-735.0

741.7-741.85:Banded felsic dyke cut by1031 ep veinlets.Sharp contacts "S 85 0

Aphan- 745.4-746.2: itic Massive qtz dyke, contacts @ 35-45"

l x 2cm py/cp clot at 734.6 associated with qts ve-ining

None

-1746.9-747.2:- ^ TL~ ̂ Blocky chloritic fault zone 8

O

e

-747.4-748.5:- ^ Granitic dyke with Gb xenolith at 747.7-748.2

748.5-748.6: Very blocky chloritic ground minor fault grunge Also 2cm similar nat'l at 748.7

'SO 0

70 C

747.1-747.2: Epidote vein

Fault

Note: intense qts/ep/ carb veinlets froa 747.2-751.5

Fault - looks very similar to zone which got rods stuck in UL-25


DRILL HOLE LOG

FROH TO

ROCKTYPE COLOUR



666.1 to862.0 (cont'd)

Unite S pink

755.7-755.9:Intense qts/carb veins f? 35 0

757.2-757.3:Blocky ground withfractures along qts/carb/ep veins ? 50"

760.0-760.6 S760.9-761.0:Fg massive int/ma dykes @Similar dykes at:768.1-769.0 (23! magnetite) 8 45"770.2-770.7 9772.0-772.1 l?777.4-777.7 9780.0-780.6 0

80'

40" 70" 20" 50 0 27. py over lower 10cm

777.0-777.1: - Granitic dyke l?

782.2-782.6:602 qts clots S veinsover section.

80'

75'

SO 0

-784.9-786.2:"Locally foliated qranitic dyke 9 '

783.8-789.6:Fq massive chloritic•afic dyke 9Similar dykes at: 790.6-790.7 790.9-791.5 8 799.0-799.5 (2Z Mt)

803.0-803.4:Feld. phyric int/mafic dyke 5 65"cut by 7 7. white qts veinsX clots


DRILL HOLE LOG

e

FROM ROCK TO TYPE

666.1 to 862.0 (cont'd)

COLOUR

Dark green


803.0-803.2: Pink i white granitic dyke ?

Fg massive chloritic mafic dyke (saae as 788.8) at


75 0

SULPHIDES REMARKS

All with tr-lZ magnetite Dykes noted are probab syn-intrusive chilled

iy

e

c

e

e

Dark green

c

c

o

fg

803.9-809.6(10cm mg gabbro xenolith at 809.3)

809.8-809.9:

810.2-812.4:With gabbro xenoliths at 811.0-811.2 and 811.2-811.5 Lower contact marked by 7cm qta vein.

813.5-813.8 8

814.5-814.7:Siliceous granitic dyke,sane as 803.0 l?

817.1-817.9:Mafic dyke - same as above l?also at 819.9-820.0 ?

75

80"

SO 0 SO 0

825.5-826.0:Mg weak foliated intermediate SO 0 granitic dyke with 5cm gabbro xenolith at 825.9

829.7-829.8:Carbonate rich qts vein 1?

i831.2-832.6:r Massive weakly feld. phyric (32) chloritic mafic dyke ? 17. magnetite

40 0

80 0

gabbroic dykes or sills

Cut by 102 epidote veinlets

Eoidote bleached from 8io. 2-811.0

131 diss pyrite


DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM TO

666. 1 to 862.0 (coni 'd)

ROCK TYPE


Similar dykes at 835.2-835.3 2 835.7-834.9 0


20" SO 0

SULPHIDES REMARKS

Salt S pepper

mg

Whitewithorangewisps8 greyclots

f g

837.8-838.3:Massive granodioritedyke l?Similar dykes S veins at:839.3 - Scat !?839.9 - 3cn840.1 - 5cm840.3 - 3cm842.7 - 3cm

"70"

80"

.843.7-845.2:-Massive granodiorite dyke with 5Z orange hematite wisps in fractures 8 3 7. chlor/amphibole clots Klcm) with dif-fuse boundaries.

849.0-849.6:Fg mafic dyke, same asabove cut by granodioritedyke at 849.05-849.1 8849.3-849.35

J 850.2-851.4: - tzrt-ry? Very blocky ground with chloritic fractures l? Grungy fault mud at 851.2-851.3

852.3-852.8: Fg mafic dyke Q

849.5: Tr-lZ phlog wisps beqin in qabbro

Eaull70"

SO 09 853m: phlog content has increased to ± 57. defining foliation l? 80"


DRILL HOLE LOG

e

e

e

e

e

FROM ROCK GRAIN ANGLE TO TO TYPE COLOUR SIZE TEXTURE AND STRUCTURE CORE AXIS ALTERATION SULPHIDES REMARKS

666.1 to 862.0 (cont'd)

362.0 TRANSITION Mottled i

854.4: 5cm granitic dyke l? SO 0

854.8-855.0: Feld. phyric int/mafic dyke @ 80"

Eg massive mafic dyke at 856.6-857.2 Q 80" 859.7-860.5 (? 70 0 2 7. diss po.

:g Gradational upper contact 5 7. w iscy clots of Noneto ZONE light S 864.0 GABBRO dark

green

marked by decrease in feldpsars to

phlogopite defining weak foliation S 80 0

863.0-863.1:Granitic dyke supporting502 host fragments

e

c

o864.0 MEIA-

c to PERIB-917.4 OTITE

e ^

0

c

c

c - ———— -HOLE NO:

C

Steel mgblue/grey towith egblackspots

Light fggrey

WL-26

bnarp contacts e so"

863.5-863.8:Composite fg massiveintermediate dyke cut . . - .by 202 granitic veinlets.Sharp contacts (? 30"

Typical massive magnetite Typically chloritic Nonerich (±20Z) ultra-maficunit. Upper contactgradational over 0.2mmarked by colour changeand occurrence ofmagnetite.10cm blocky ground atupper contact.

870.9: ICB chloritic mud P 85"Possible minor joint plane.

884.8-886.0:." *xib-?? ,Moderately foliated, locallyfeld. phyric (52) int. dyke @ 80"

LOGGED BY: R.C.SIM PAGE: 25

DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM ROCK TO TYPE

864.0 to 917.4 (cont'd)


S86.7-S86.85: Weak feld. phyric int. dyke

Zones often very blocky


5 80"

Green S black intense

SULPHIDES REMARKS

Altered zones in Px maywith 3radational contacts over ±5cra

898.9-899.8:Salt S pepper massivegranodiorite dyke 9

904.1-904.4: Dark green magnetite rich (15X) mafic dyke. Sharp contacts (?

905.3-905.6:Mafic dyke, same as 904.1 with 5cm micaceous fault at 905.4 e

906.1-909.2:- -z^~ Intercolated intermediate feld.phyric X chloritic aafic dykes with px, very blocky over section Fault sone ?

80"

60"

50"

60 0

chlorite/biotite zones in Px. Patchy magnetite at

887.0-887.1"892.5-892.8893.4-893.7894.2-394.4894.8-895.4

901.3-901.5: Bio-chlor sone, sane as above

3-5ca biotite at contacts

represent selective alterations of cumulate layers in sill (regional alteration)

Fault zone P-895.2-895.4

7 -

fault

Chlorite/biotite rich zone, same as above at 911.0-911.5 S 912.6-913.3


DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM TO

ROCK TYPE COLOUR



864.0 to917.4 (cont'd)

915.0-917.4:Fg non-magnetic maficto gabbroic chill soneto sill.Sharp lower contact @ 50

C

e

917.4 WEAK-MOD to ALTERED 1010.6 QFP

Greywithlightgrey towhitespots


e

c

c

c

c

mg Weak to moderatelyfoliated unit definedby qts eyes and biotite 3 75-80 020-252 qts eyes up to 3om

917.G-918.0:Fg chlorite/biotite richnon-magnetic mafic dyke.Probable related toupper chill sone 5 80"

919.4-919.6 8920.7-920.9:Massive, mg granodioritedyke @ - 40'

-922.1-923.6:!- f V b~ Massive weakly feldspar phyric O2) chloritic mafic dyke 8 80" Non-magnetic.

927.7-927.S:Composite mafic/graniticdyke 9 80"

Patchy visible feldspars(up to 32)Very weak altered to 928.3m72 biotite

202 cordierite Rare tr muscovite

None

e 928.3: Gradationally over 0.2m QFP becomes more intensely altered and has a more light grey colour. 5-72 biotite 30-352 cordierite 2-32 muscovite Tr-2% anthophyllite

Ir diss pyrite


DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM ROCK TO TYPE

917.4 to 1010.5 (cont'd)

GRAIN - ANGLE TO COLOUR SIZE TEXTURE AND STRUCTURE CORE AXIS ALTERATION SULPHIDES

5 923.3 (cont'd): All qts is recrystallised in matrix giving lighter colour. Still patchy visible feldspars, locally up to 3X

REMARKS

r

Pink 8 white grantiic veins S dykes 8

933.4 - 3cm934.4 - 5cm935.0 - 5cm939.5-939.8 5 45"940.0 - Sen941.3 - 5cm

941.2-941.3:Eg chloritic mafic dyke

946.5: Sen sillimanite/•use rich siliceous dyke S 85"

947.2-947.5:Mg massive granitic stainedintermediate dyke 5 85"

Pink to white granitic to pegmatitic to granodiorite dykes at:

948.0-948.6

l-2% diss pyrite

37. muse.

948.6-94.89 (949.9-949.0:mafic dyke) 950.1-950.5 950.95-951.2 (951.35-951.4:•afic dyke) 951.4-951.8

garnetiferous

garnetiferous


DRILL HOLE LOG

EROM ROCK TO TYPE

917.4 to 1010.6 (cont'd)


951.8-952.15: Moderately foliated weak granitic stained int. dyke


S 80 0

SULPHIDES REMARKS

C

c

e

c

c

e

c

c

c

c

c

952.6-953.3:Eg massive chloritic,magnetic mafic dyke ? 80 0

954.0-954.1: Granitic dyke

956.2-956.4:Granitic stained int.dyke, same as 951.8 8 85"

Granodioritic to granitic dykes at:

956.9-957.2 0 75'957.5-957.65 0 75"957.7 - 5cm957.8-958.0958.2-958.7959.4 - Sen -961.3-961.3 !? 30-40'965.2 - 7cm966.7-966.8

: 967.1-968.5:'- 4? i b y Feld.phyric (102) massive intermediate dyke (? 80"

968.6-969.5:Grandodiorite dyke 9 60 0 Granitic to granodiorite dykes at:(irregular contacts)970.2-970.5971.8-972.1972.4-975.9 with 52xenoliths of host (-ClOco)


DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM TO

ROCKTYPE COLOUR



917.4 to1010.6 (cont'd)

Mottled black i white

mg to eg

- 979 .5-981 . 0:-Coiaposite and highly mixed mafic X granodiorite dyke. Sharp contacts S

981.0-981.8:Well foliated fg int/raafic dyke with 5 7. chloritic clots (Onrn) defining foliation 9

J981. 8-984. 7:L ÎDT? Clotted to mottled well foliated intermediate dyke 0 Elongate siliceous clots up to lcm with cloudy edges eveloped in dark biotite/ amphibole matrix.

984.7-985.5: Weak feld. phyric •assive int. dyke

985.9-986.3: Granitic dyke Q

986.5: 7cm granitic dyke 9

986.6-987.1:Massive fg int/mafic dyke with 1 57. irregular granodioritic clots

987.3-987.4: Pegmatite dyke @

988.2-988.5:32 feld. phyric int/aafic dyke with 1051 granodiorite clots - same as 986.6

60 e

Rounded cloudy feldspar 'gloms* up to 5mm (3Z)

80 0

80"Tr-1% diss pyrite

85 0

25'

25"

350


DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM ROCKTO TYPE

917.4to1010.6(cont'd)

GRAIN ANGLE TOCOLOUR SIZE TEXTURE AND STRUCTURE' CORE AXIS ALTERATION

988.&-989.0:257. i rregular granodioriteclots in QFP

SULPHIDES REMARKS

Orange/ pink with black spots

989.3-989.5:Massive fg chloritic maficdyke (? 85 C

994.8-995.1: Massive fg weak feld. phyric int. dyke Sharp contacts, top @

bottom l?

1002.0-1002.7:Massive fg chloritic maficdykeBlocky with fracturesalong 3Z carb veinlets

fg/ -1002.7-1006.0:- .'^ :---- nq Massive granitic/syenite

dyke e

85" 35"

80 0

9 990m: QFP composed of: 1031 qtz eyes Oiam altered to cordierite 20-35Z cordierite 3-57. anthophyllite 1-3X biotite 27. muscovite Patchy up to 2Z angular magnetite blebs Klmm) 3Z cloudy visible feld sparsAll qtz in matrix fg recrystallised Feldspars commonly weakly, pink stained.

Bottom contact narked by Sen granitic vein with 2 x O.Scn dark purple fluorite clot S 15Z epidote veins.

Rare trace diss pyrite Patchy 1-2Z rounded magnetite blebs *Qmn

Tr-1% diss pyrite 1Z magnetite '


DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM TO

ROCK TYPE COLOUR



917.4 to1010.6 (cont'd)

Grey

1006.7: 5cm siliceous3ranitic dyke/vein ? 85"

1007.4-1007.S: Massive dark green mafic dyke fg matrix supporting 57. l ight green anthophyllite wisps ^cm

- 1007.8-1009.6:^ ^,D^ Moderate to well foliated weakly feld. phyric int. dyke (? 75" Cut by highly granitised int. dyke 5 1008.3-1009.0

1010.6 INTENSELY Mottled mg Mottled unit varying into ALTERED dark blue/ alteration intensity over1101.4 POSSIBLY grey to spaces of ^'0.5m.

MORE black Locally well foliatedMAFIC with defined by anthophylliteSEDIMENT light and micas ?

green but nore commonly a * î?"--"- ' wisps massive aggregate of

'.-.r, -5 a lteration minerals.

Generally: 40-502 cordierite 25-302 biotite/phloqopite 103: anthophyllite 10-302 recrystallised qtz

75-80* (similar to intermediatesediments)More intense zones are common (gradational) composed of: 10-152 anthophyllite •t-252 cordierite Up to 602 biotite/phloqopite

ots

1-22 pyrite blebs U2mm) NOTE: similar raat'l seen intermixed with sili ceous garnetiferous sediments in other holes Other mat'l of similar texture S composition has been seen at top of •ain QFP associated with Ladder Flow (UL1-4) (Pervasive altered sediment)

US0631 - whole rock

1010.7-1011.0:Massive coarse pegmatiticgranitic dykeIrregular contacts.

1020.7-1020.8: Granitic dyke with 10Z chlorite along fractures

52 muscovite 12 garnet

32 garnet


c

c

c

c

FROM ROCK TO TYPE

1010.6 to 1101.4 (cont'd)

DRILL HOLE LOG

GRAIN ANGLE TO COLOUR SIZE TEXTURE AND STRUCTURE CORE AXIS ALTERATION SULPHIDES REMARKS

1023.1-1023.6: Weakly feld. phryic 5 7. anhedral garnets garnetiferous intermediate dyke. Sharp contacts 0 80-85"

C

c

c

c

c

c

Grey

1025.2-1026.1:Altered int/mafic dyke,massive with sharp contacts 5 75 0

f g -1031.5-1035.9^ ^ '^7massive weak altered feld. phyric int. dyke. Sharp contacts,- top 0 SO 0

bottom 5 45 0

Siliceous granitic dykes at: 1045.3-1045.4 @ 85 e

1047.6 - 5co l? 80"

32 diss py over top 0.2m57. garnet over top 0.2mwith poorly developedsiliceous rims.57. anthophyllite oversection.

1030.6-1031.5: Example of gradational intense to pervasive altered sone. Bio/cord/anth with O2 qt2

Rare tr gnt. 17. anthophyllite Garnetiferous qts veins at 1032.5 S 1033.0 K2cm)

1038.6-1039.0:Gradational sone containing42 anhedral pink garnets^lcm)

1048.3-1052.1:Gradational intense to perv- 2-3Z diss pyriteasive altered sone with Tr-1% po152 anthophyllite302 cordierite0-32 garnet502 biotite/phlogopite ,Up to 22 qts.


DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM TO

ROCKTYPE COLOUR



1010.6 to1101.4 (cont'd)

Garnetiferous qranodioritic dykes at 1051.1-1051.15 and 1052.1-1052.6

e 1055m: begin to see siliceous cordierite altered zones with distinct but irregular boundaries average l-2cm up to 10cm in matrix same as above.

1070.9-1071.1:Eg massive mafic dyke @

1074.3-1075.9: Gradational zone of siliceous garnetiferous sediments, similar sone at 1079.2-1080.0

85"

1088.2: 15cm granitic dyke. Top contact marked by 5cm chloritic shear @

37. garnet

'Windows' contain:^52 cordierite3-57. garnetTr-12 magnetite inrecrystallined qts matrix.

17. pyrite in fragments

1066.5: 2cm x 0.5cm py clot in siliceous 'fragment'

Appear to be windows of siliceous patches in completely blitzed rocks

52 garnets with typical white silica rims

1080.0-1080.3:Anthophyllite pooraltered sone30-402 biotite/phlogopite502 cordieriteO2 anthophyllite

Variation in original composition?

9 1083m: gradation back to 10-152 anth. (as above)

65 0


DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM TO

ROCKTYPE COLOUR



f

C

1105.6-1106.3:Feld. phyric int. dyke

1106.3-1106.6: Sediments

1106.6-1107.1: Feld. phyric dyke

1107.1-1111.4: Intercalated sedimentary xenolith Ôcm in siliceous spotted dyke, similar to 1103.3 (very mixed)

1111.4 SILICEOUS Blue/grey fg Typical massive fg matrixto GARNET- 1276.3 IEEROUS

SEDIMENTS

with pink supporting up to 1 07. silica S white rimmed anhedral garnets, spots Gnts S silica often banded

1-2Z fine disseminatedmagnetite.

1113.1-1113.5: Spotted dyke, similar to above 5

1114.0-1115.3: Garnet free altered sediment (light seds) same as mat'l above.

1116.1-1116.2: Granodioritic dyke 9

1117.9-1119.5:-**- '.D/FD^ Spotted dyke, similar to above (altered int/felsic dyke)

80'

75"

Matrix composed of +50Z cordierite 103S biotite/phlog. 2-32 anthophyllite "305: qtaUp to 102 garnet Some localized zones contain no garnet but increased aiaphiboles S micas avg. 15-202 biotite/phlog Up to 52 anth. +502 cord "252 qts

27. pyrite in'clots S bands often associated with most intense garnet formation Tr-1% po in clots (very localized)

Magnetic !

US 0635 Whole rock

85"

Weak altered 37. gnt5Z anthophyllite 15Z cordierite Minor biotite


DRILL HOLE LOG

c

*

t

c

FROM ROCKTO TYPE

1111.4to1276.3(cont'd)

COLOUR



fg -T1119. 9-1121. 6: - A ib^Massive feld. phyricint. dyke 2Similar dyke at1123.4-1123.7 @

ANGLE TOCORE AXIS ALTERATION

80 s

50"

SULPHIDES REMARKS

1125.4: 2 rare 5vm bands

C

c

c

c

t

c

c

c

c

c

of pyrrhotite at 70 0 to CA

Grey with white spots

fs

Dark grey with white spots

fg

1128.6-1128.9: Spotted int/felsic dyke, same as 1117.9 @

1129.1-1129.4: Weak foliated feld. phyric int. dyke (?

-1138.5-1139.6:'- # ,r,y Massive feld. phyric (102) intermediate dyke Sharp contacts (?

1159.1-1159.4:Salt S pepper massive mggranodiorite dyke 9

1159.7-1159.9:Feld. phyric int. dyke,same as 1138.5 S

1161.0-1161.8 S 1162.7-1163.0: Massive garnetiferous granodiorite dykes, same as 1159.1 but with irregular sharp contacts

-1170.0-1171.4: r Massive feld. phyric (72) int/nafic dyke. Sharp contacts l? Sediment xenolith at 1170.8-1170.9

85 0

70*

75 s

80

SO 0

75"

1153.8: 3cm x .5cm pyrrhotite clot/vein in sediments

35: anhedral 3arnetK4iBm)


DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM 10

1111.4 to 1276.3 (cont'd)

ROCK TYPE


1173.9-1174.5: Weak foliated highly fcld. phyric (15Z) int. dyke @


80"

SULPHIDES REMARKS

Grey withwhitespots

fq

Dark green

Grey withwhitespots

fg

-1176.6-1178.8:- 4 Massive weakly feld. phyric (2-3Z) int. dyke with sharp contacts 8 Sediment xenolith at 1177.8-1178.0 S qts veins at:

1178.0-1178.1 S1178.5-1178.6 e

ill81.8:*3cm chloritic blocky shear sone (?

1181.95-1183.0:Massive to weak foliatedchloritic aafic dyke 9

1186.5-1187.9: 502 sranitic to granodioritic clotting and veining over section.

^1187.9-1190.2:- ^: Massive weakly feld. phyric (331) int. dyke Sharp contacts 9

1199.1-1199.4: Massive garnetiferous granodiorite dyke with sharp contacts 8

80*

80"

75-80"

85 C

22 py clots in qtz

Possible shear

SO 01193.0: 2 - ICB x 1.5cm pyrite clots associated with garnet development in sediments

*60 0


DRILL HOLE LOG

c

c

f

c

c

t

c

c

c

c

c

c

c

c.

c

FROMTO

1111.4to1276.3(cont'd)

ROCKTYPE COLOUR

Blackwithwhitespots

GRAINSIZE

f3


-1205.0-1206.8:;- *2t*:??Massive diabase dyke withsharp contacts, top 9

•bottom P

ANGLE TOCORE AXIS ALTERATION SULPHIDES

*57. carbonate spots85"40"

REMARKS

1213.7-1214.1: Massive eg garnetiferous granitic/granodioritic dyke S

1224.1-1224.4: Massive fg chloritic mafic dyke 8

1232.3-1232.9:Weak foliated, fg weakfeld. phyric int. dyke ?

1242.1-1242.4: -Granitic to granodioriticdyke @also at 1248.2-1248.3

8 * 1247m: silica rimmed garnets begin to fluctuate in occurrence and content example: 8.1248m seds composed of massive fg recrystallised mass of lS-20% amphibole, 10-15Z cord, 3 7. biotite, 2 7. magnetite, GO-70% qts. @ 1249m grades over 20cm to:30Z garnet * silica rims, often in bands f?

85"

85*

80 0e 1235n: silica rims about garnets begin to become pink granitic stained (to " 1251B)

Py content has increased to avg. 2-331 in clots associated with garnet development.

45*

Rare tr pyrite

Possible turbidite fluctuations in sedi ment composition or texture causing fluctuation alteration on IB scale, i.e. fg less to unaltered mat'l at top grading into more altered coarser nat'l below.

80"Ir-1% pyrite ^


DRILL HOLE LOG

ROCK GRAIN TYPE COLOUR SIZE TEXTURE AND STRUCTURE


(? 1242s (cont'd): In fg mass of 5-10/J biotite, +202 cord. 22 magnetite, 502 qts. with abrupt change to similar mat'l as above at 1252.5si (pattern on rough scale exists to 1275m)

I255.8-125S.4: Garnetiferous (42) qranodioritic dyke @ also at 125S.4-125S.3 S

1259.9 - 7cm S 1260.&-I260.7: Garnetiferous grani- dioritic dykes.

12&3.4-1263.5 S 12&4.5-1264.S: White siliceous granodiorite dykes

85 0 65"

1254.1: 7cm sone with 122 pyrite in angular clots, seems to be associated with qts veins S clots

•1256.9-1259.0: 2-32 diss pyrite throughout

2 " 12Glra: begin decrease in garnet tc 3-52 'i locally o7.1~. Matrix grades from weak altered amoh 2 qts with minor bio/cord to 15-202 bio and +3S2 cord, (no magnetite)

2-42 oarnet

1274.0: 20cm sone with 82 oarnet with "banded* silica rims at 35" to CA

Gradational sone to int sediment unit, suggest: possible alteration variation defining different unit (?)

HOLE NO: UL-2S LOGGED BY: R.C.SIM PAGE: 40

n T? T 7 T unT r Ti.1 A A JL. i. n u M u jUl

FROM SOCKTO TYPE

1111 4to1276.3(cont'd)

GSAIM COLOUR S IZE

Dark qrev f qwithwhite/pink spots


1275.0-1276.3: " I r*'-'Massive weakly tsaqneticweak f eld. phvric ( 37.)int/aiafic dyke.sharp contacts, top @

bottom 8

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

60"75 0

ALTERATION SULPHIDES

Cut by y/, e p/qts veinletsM mm uo to 2cm 2 1275.2

REMARKS

1276.3 INTER- to MEDIATE 1299.0 SEDIMENTS

Grey fg Generally a massive, equigranular, non descript unit with localised weak foliated patches defined by amphibcles or biotite. "602 unit composed of weak to unaltered amph S qtz (40X/60Z) with" minor bio S cord (same as 1248m) with altered patches C'40%) containing up to 20Z biotite +40Z cord1-2Z anthophyil-ite "407. qts recrvstallised

Ir diss pyrite

1286.5-1287.3: 152 qts veins ove: section Klcm)

20;: epidote ± qts veins over section KSinn)} also at 1291.5-1291.6

@ 129.2: several pink

2 1291m: seds begin to contain patchy magnetite 0-27. { rounded ';lmm)

silica rimmed ted 1garnets are present recrystallised pink garnet4. nW — utl

HOLE NO: LOGGED BY: R.C.SIM PAGE: 41

DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM TO

SOCK TYPE


ANGLE tO CORE AXIS ALTERATION SULPHIDES REMARKS

3 1297.2m: lOca section with 102 garnet shaped chlorite/ qts ± magnetite (retrograde garnets ?) with pink stained siliceous rims

1299.0 SILICEOUS Grey with fg 152 section comoosed of pinkto GARNET- 1309.0 IFEROUS

SEDIMENTS

pink S white bands S clots

stained silica rimmed garnet or partially retroqrade garnets (as in 1297.2) Garnetiferous zones avg. \0.2m separated by int. sedimentary mat ''l.

1300.0-1301.0: Granitic dyke @

1304.0-1304.1:Blocky, chloritic, qts veined possible minor fault sone ?

1304.9-1305.2: Granitic dyke S

Tr-12 pyrite disseminated in garnetiferous zones Patchy 0 -27. magnetite

27. gnt

Possible fault 7

SO" 32 qnt

1309.0 INTE8- to MEDIATE 1368.3 SEDIMENTS

Grey fg Contact marked by lastgreen to gnt/siiica patcheswith dk mg (Mineralogy chl-qtz-green hornblendeifeldspar)bands Local fabric (bedding?) @ 80-85 0occasion- marked by more chloritically streaks.

Predominantly a massive to weakly bedded (foliated) intermediate rock(greywacke) Magnetite 1-32 locally

1310.0-1310.5:Quarts healed (902)breccia vein 9 80"

Patches S sones of weak pervasive pink staining (hematite ?) 1-32 qts veinlets Minor epidote in veinlets and in 1-lOcm oatches (x'12)

None Bedding appears to be alternating more chloritic bands S less chloritic bands on a mm scale.

No sulDhides

HOLE NO: UL-26 LOGGED SY: R.C.SIM/F.BALINT PAGE: 42

DRILL HOLE LOG

FROH TO

1309.0to 1368.3

ROCK TYPE


1312.6-1312.9: Granitic dyke @


S5 0

SULPHIDES REMARKS

From 1317-1332.8: c -- -Numerous minor chloriticgouges S clay filledseams i.e. \lmni thick(57.) at various angles.At 1324.4: lcm clay gouge SS 1325.8: 0.5cm clay gouge i?

9 1325: bedding fabric 2

From 1325.0 down section, quarts veinlets prefer 30" to core axis, these veins make up about 10X of section (Icm-lOcm wide) and have horsetail like style.

Granite dykes at: 1328.6-1329.01330.3-1331.1 1331.5-1331.3 1333.5-1334.0 1335.0-1335.2 1346.0-1346.2 1347.0-1347.2

1350.0-1368.3: ^..-i.'V Numerous clay gouge zones •aaira 5 7. a t all "angles 10X veinlets of qts 8 OJD to 3cm)

1359.5: 3cm clay gouge S

1360.3-1360.4: Clay gouge

1360.8: lcm clay gouge

SO 0

Continued patches locally of mild oink silicification

Green chloritic patches l-4mm some with pyrite or pyrite gnt cores (0.5X ant)

Ir diss py locally (I mean only trace)

Granite dykes always have 5 7. quars veinlets associated

None From 1350 down section. numerous broken up zones Start of major structure

SO 0

HOLE NO: iJL-26 LOGGED BY: R.C.SIM/F.BALINT PAGE: 43

DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM TO

ROCK TYPE COLOUR TEXTURE AND STRUCTURE

ANGLE 10 CORE AXIS ALTERATION

1-27, c c veinlets

SULPHIDES REMARKS

1368.3 DIABASE to DYKE

Dark grey fg Massive diabase, good to black aphanitic chills.

Contacts @

None

1371.3 MAJOR to FAULT 1402.1 BRECCIA

ZONE

Green fg Massive to weakly foliatedwith intermediate sediment aswhite above with severeveinlets brecciation 8 quarts Quarts

veining. veiling Overall about 10-202 at quarts filling breccia 0-20 0 sones. to CA mm chlorite veinlets 5-102

Same as in above int. sed.Minor 'pinking up" weaksilicificationDoes not appear to besignificant alterationrelated to structure

None at all Literally O ROD entire section

Minor clay gouge zones l-2tnni. 1-22'at" 70-80 0

None General feeling that structure is at 20 0 to CA

52 granitoid dykelets- very pink-orange colourwith irregular -contacts.

From 13S6 down section to1402.1:Quartz filling increasesto 20-402 of section.

At about 1391: a marked increase in hematite vein lets.

From 1391-1400: 52 red brown hematite fractures lam scale Mild pervasive epidote alteration associated with hematite

None 1398-1401: assayed for Au

From 1391-1402.1: Rock is epidote altered fragments shot with quarts S hematite veininq

1402.0 DIABASE to DYKE 1404.9 ^

Bark grey fg to black

Massive with good Contacts aphanitic chills at Contacts sub-parallel 0-20 0 to core axis

Minor carbonate Possibly sane dyke asintersected higher inhole.Diabase definitely po;fault breccia intrude;quarts heal breccia.

HOLE NO: UL-2S LOGGED BY: F.BALINT PAGE: 44

DRILL HOLE LOG

FROM TO

1404.9to1430.7

ROCK TYPE

QUARTZHEALEDFAULTBRECCIA'T'--' -'

"' ' '

COLOUR

Palegreenwithwhiteveining


fg 302 quarts filling voidsbetween epidote alteredangular fragments of cmscale proportions

ANGLE TO CORE AXIS

No realfabricto 1413

From 1413down

pr e domin ance ofveininqat 30 o"

ALTERATION SULPHIDES REMARKS

Pervasive epidote-silica Virtually no sulphidessoaked throughout brecciatedfragments.

Only very minor hematiteveinlets (marked differencefrom above diabase in lackof hematite)

From 1421 down section:2-37. very red pink stained.

1430.7 INTER-to MEDIATE1454.1 SEDIMENTS

Green Massive to weaklyfoliated (foliationresembles beddinqlocally)Identical to materialabove fault zone.

Granitoid dykelsts lcm to 10's of cm 5-102 of section, most near 90 0 to CA

Epidote in patches at top of section (20-307.) decreasinq down section. By 1434: 2-32 epidote

veinlets1-27. garnets locally Weak silicification with minor pink staining increasing down section.

Silicification appears to be granite related. A granitization of the sediments

More significant dykelets at: 1433.6-1433.8

1436.1-1436.61439.5-1440.0

At 1437.15: a 2cm band of J402 specular hematite semi- ]conformable ^L", probably ]a vein. l

Run for Zn S Au

Chloritic fractures 1 -57. still persist throughout the section.

Calcite vein 2mm-lcm from 1451.8-1454.0 S

angles

0-10"

Silicification (granitiza tion) intensifies down section

From 1440.0-1443.0:1-22 diss pyrite in blebsand along irregularstreaks

Geochem.

HOLE NO: WL-26 LOGGED BY: F.BALINT PAGE: 45

DRILL HOLE LOG

FROH ROCK TO TYPE

1454.1 GRANITEto1458.0 ^-^'

GRAIN COLOUR SIZE

Grey with mgwhitesoecklesfaintpink h ue


Weakly foliated qts-feldspathic granite-granodior iteCut by very massiveeg pink granitic dykes.Contact is very hasywith overlying silicifiedsediments


Fabric Noneat 85 0

SULPHIDES REMARKS

None Typical of materialintersected inPick Lk. holes

other

E.O.H. End of Hole

LOGGED BY: E.BALINT PAGE: 46

G? V

HOLE NUMBER: WL-043MINNOVA INC.

DRILL HOLE RECORD IMPERIAL UNITS:DATE: 23-May-1991

METRIC UNITS: X

PROJECT NAME: WINSTON LAKE (NORTH) PROJECT NUMBER: PN370 CLAIM NUMBER:

LOCATION: N.OF WINSTON DEPOSIT

PLOTTING COORDS GRID: WINSTON MINENORTH: 12200.DONEAST: 10130.OOEELEV: 10502.00

COLLAR GRID AZIMUTH : 270* O' O"

ALTERNATE COORDS GRID:NORTH: 0+ O EAST: O* O ELEV: 0.00

COLLAR ASTRO. AZIMUTH : 250* O 1 O"

COLLAR DIP: -87* O 1 O"LENGTH OF THE HOLE: 438.00m

START DEPTH: 0.00mFINAL DEPTH: 438.00m

DATE STARTED:DATE COMPLETED:

DATE LOGGED:

June 12, 1988June 22, 1988June 18, 1988

COLLAR SURVEY: NOMULT I SHOT SURVEY: YES

ROD LOG: NO

PULSE EM SURVEY: NOCAPPED: NO

HOLE SIZE: NO

CONTRACTOR: MORISSETTECASING: 3.65m INTACT

CORE STORAGE: CLEAVER LAKE

PURPOSE: TESTING RAFTED WINSTON STRATIGRAPHY BELOW SURFACE DEEPEM LIMITS.

COMMENTS

Depth (m)

0.0078.30130.10182.00224.60285.60328.30360.00392.30428.9021.9067.60113.40159.10204.80250.50296.30342.00387.70433.40

Astronomic Azimuth

.---------

250* 0'266' 0'244' 0'236' 0'234* 0'233* 0'230* 0'228* 0'230* 0'233* 0'

Dip degrees

-87* 0'-86* 0'-83* 0'-79* 0'-75*30'-72* 0'-71* 0'-69* 0'-67* 0'-62* 0--86* 0'-85* 0'-82* 0'-80* 0'-76*30'-74* 0'-71* 0'-68* 0'-64*30'-61* 0'

Type of Test

ACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDACIDMULT I SHOTMULT I SHOTMULT I SHOTMULT I SHOTMULT I SHOTMULT I SHOTMULT I SHOTMULT I SHOTMULT I SHOTMULT I SHOT

FLAG Comments

OKOK DOUBLE LINEOKOKOKOKOKOKOK WOWOK

OKOKOKOKOKOKOKOK

Depth Astronomic (m) Azimuth

Dip Type of FLAG Comments degrees Test

^ i i i i dzfzHOLE NUMBER: WL-043 DRILL HOLE RECORD LOGGED BY: D. COURTNEY PAGE:


DRILL HOLE RECORD DATE: 23-May-1991

FROM TO

ROCK TYPE TEXTURE AND STRUCTURE

ANGLE TO CA ALTERATION MINERALIZATION REMARKS

0.00TO

1.00

OVERBURDEN

1.00TO

281.60

PILLOWED MAFIC FLOW Fine grained, dark green, mafic flow. Nicely

preserved pillows. Hb, plag and qtz, distinct selvedges every 10cm-1m consisting of laminated (mm-cm) bhle: qtz/plag with minor calc and local epidote.Mild to strong fabric 3 ........................

1.0-2.2Blocky Fe stained core (close to surface).

21.85-22.2Two barren white qtz veins (3cm) S

37.0-37.15 Barren white qtz.

66.2-66.5Barren white qtz irregular contacts.

73.45-74.55Barren white qtz - ragged - irregular bleb.

90.5-103.5Flow becomes more massive, fewer selvedges. Homogeneous, almost medium grained - starts to look like GB. Strong foliation a ............................

103.5Material becomes pillowed again as described

above (1.0-90.5) typical BMA. Strong fabric a .............................

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41

44

Unaltered hydrothermally, IX qtz/carb veinlets.Epidote bleaching of some pillow coresMinor carb'n in pillow selvedges.Local minor chlorite.Local pink punky gnt (mm-cm) in some

selvedges representing inter-pillow sediment.

13.3-13.35Strong epidote bleaching with qtz (selv ?).

31.215X punky pink gnt in hb rich

selvedge - over 4cm.

55.6Gnt as above over 6cm.

Trace Py (diss). Typical BMA.

Geochem 23.5-26.5.25.13X Py with qtz in selv.

Geochem 54.0-57.0.

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132.7-132.8 S, 133.4-133.5Barren white qtz veins - crosscutting 3

154.3-154.4Qtz/fsp/chl 'bleb 1 - selvedge.

163.1-163.35Irregular coarse white qtz/fsp 'bleb'.

175.7-175.85Irregular 'blob' of very coarse fsp.

179.4-179.55Very coarse irregular fsp-qtz blob.

193.7-194.0Very coarse irregular patch of qtz and fsp.

J203.8-203.9|.Brecciated carb, chlorite and minor qtz. Probable healed fault, attitude ?

225Strong fabric persists a ................

227.6-227.7Pegmatitic calcite vein - irregular.

248.0-281.4Flow becomes more massive - fewer pillow

selvedges.

281.4-281.6Qtz/chl breccia, attitude = ?Chosen as contact which is otherwise ambiguous.

45

3X Po here (clotted) < IX Cpy diss. Geochem 133.2-136.2.

Geochm 179-182.

201.3-209.53-5X mostly random 1-4mm calc/qtz veining.

203.5-204.5 Carb'd.

Geochem 218.6-221.6.

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Broken core.

Fault bound contact.

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281.60TO

315.70

GABBROMedium grained, dark green, mafic intrusive. Mild to moderate fabric a ..................Hb, plag, qtz, leucoxene. Typical Zenmac GB. Homogeneous, equigranular.

298.0-298.1Qtz vein crosscutting 3 ....................

308.85-308.9 Qtz/chl vein 3

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T-3% qtz/carb veining, 1-25J leucoxene, local tr hem staining.

Trace disseminated Pyrite.

315.70TO

317.20

BEDDEDINTERNEDTUFF

Fine grained, grey green, bedded and massive felsic to intermediate ash,Ashy looking under magnification, mm-cm siliceous fairly coarse beds 3 .............................

315.7-316.3 Nicely bedded.

316.3-317.2Massive, homogeneous, fine sugary siliceous groundmass. Sharp intrusive contacts a ......................

57

Local epidote (near upper contact).Chloritized.Biotitic mafic component 5-8X.No obvious hydrothermal alteration.Minor secondary carb'n.

diss Primary bedded Pyrite. Sawn and geochemed raft.

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317.20TO

347.95

GABBROFine to coarse grained, dark green mafic intrusive, homogeneous, equigranular. Typical Zenmac Gabbro. Local cm round hb 'knubblies 1 .

347.95-348.0, 348.4-248.45 Z 349.2-349.25 Chlorite grundge filled faults a ..........

IX qtz/carb veining, trace leucoxene.

341.2-247.955X wispy chlorite.

Trace Pyrite.

Gradationsl lower contact.

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354.30

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355.40

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385.45

385.45 TO

389.05

ROCK TYPE

TRANSITION ZONE *TZ*

GABBRO ttGBn

PILLOWED MAFIC FLOW *BMA7BSF*

GABBRO *GB*


Fine to medium grained, dark grey green mafic to nearly ultramafic intrusive. < 105S fsp, mostly massive, locally -cbl spots C1cm) typical Tz. Gradational contacts.

Material returns gradationally to medium grained, mildly foliated gabbro fabric a ....... ...........Dark green, homogeneous, equigranular. Sharp

Fine grained, and locally medium grained, dark green pillowed mafic. Well developed fabric a .........................Local irregular qtz/fsp gloms 1-3cm (BS's ?) Distinctly pillowed with mm-cm laminated hb vs.

qtz/fsp, material also locally displays 30X mm blue qtz spots over 20cm (function of pillows ?)

361.45-361.6 Pink massive GR peg a ...........................

377.55-377.75 Coarse grained white GR dyke 3 ..................

4382.0-382.3l- *ALT CRT* 4382.85-383. 1(. *ALT CRT* Intermediate composition. Bedded mm-cm with siliceous laminae.

Medium grained, dark green, mafic intrusive, moderate fabric a ................................Homogeneous, hb "knubblies 1 5-8mm.

387.2-387.4 35X injected white qtz. Sharp contacts 3 ................................

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60

60

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67

65

ALTERATION

Chloritized amph.

Unaltered hydrothermal ly 1-2/K hairline qtz/carb veining. Local very weak epidote bleaching. Trace leucoxene.Local pink punky gnt in interflow

sed/tuffs. Local weak bio development (hydrothermal ?)

3-5X transluscent fibrous anth. Cord, eh l, hydrothermal ?

Trace leucoxene.

MINERALIZATION

Nil.

Nil.

Trace - 1X diss Py.

2X bedded disseminated Pyrite and approximately 5X fine bedded sph, trmt.

Nil.

REMARKS

Geochem 361.8-364.8.

Altered seds in fresh host ? Sawn and geochemed. 2070 t 2020 Zn.




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389.05TO

391.65

BEDDED, ALT INTERNED TUFF *ALT CRT*

Fine grained, grey green, with beige, blue and pink. Bedded intermediate tuff (mm-cm) fairly coarse bedding with local delicate beds -'ashy 1 looking.Intermediate overall composition. Moderate fabric

coincident with bedding 3 ........................

Unaltered to 390.5 then material displays, 1-3X fine anthophyllite. 3-8X pink gnt/qtz knots (nm-2cm). 8-12* ph log, cord ?

1-3X bedded disseminated Pyrite, 1X fine bedded Po., Tr bedded fine sph, tr mt.

Two geochems sawn.

389.05-390.5 S, 390.5-391.65

472 -t- 480 Zn68

391.65TO

392.80

PILLOWED MAFIC FLOW Fine grained, fresh foliated mafic, probably

pillowed (one or two) with laminated selvedges and spotted qtz rich cores ? Identical to material in 385.45-389.05. Dark green, hb rich.Fabric and conformable contacts 3 ...............

No hydrothermal alteration, 1X mm-cm punky pink gnt.

1X fine disseminated Pyrite. Thin flow intercalated with tuffs. Tuffs are preferentially altered !? Geochemed.

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392.80TO

394.00

ALTERED BEDDED FELSIC TO INT TUFF wALT CRT*

Fine grained blue grey bedded tuff. Intermediate composition. Nicely bedded mm scale but not cherty. Moderate fabric, bedding and contacts alla ................................................

Hydrothermally altered. > 15X muse/ ph log fine grained, cord? 5X fine blades of transluscent anth.

Trace fine Pyrite. Trace very fine sph ?

70

Sawn and geochemed.

366 Zn.

394.00TO

395.85

PILLOWED MAFIC FLOW Fine grained, dark green, fresh mafic. Possibly

pillowed.Very similar to material seen at 355.4-385.45. Moderate to strong fabric and contacts a .......

No hydrothermal alteration. Local weak epidote bleaching, IX fine leucoxene.

IX disseminated intrafolial Pyrite. Another thin intercalated flow geochemed.

70

395.85TO

400.25

ALTERED BEDDED INTER MEDIATE ASH *ALT CRT*

Fine to medium grained altered tuff, quite homogeneous.Blue grey beige. Bedding probably obscured by

alteration, or otherwise poorly defined.

396.0-396.1Qtz fsp vein a ...............................

397.4-397.55 White qtz vein a

397.7-398.9Material becomes medium to coarse grained (function of alteration ?)

Somewhat diffuse lower contact 3

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75

70

Strong hydrothermal alteration up to 50X cord.5-15X phlog/bio, 5-15X phlog/bio. 10-20X anth, up to 15X punky pink gnt. 2-6X muse, local chlorite.

396.1-396.615X punky pink gnt < cm.

Trace Pyrite. Trace Po.

Intercalation of rock types suggests two source areas. Unit is sawn.

395.85-397.65 397.65-398.9 ft 398.9-400.25

IX Po, tr Py with vein.




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400.25TO

438.00

ROCK TYPE

PILLOWEDMAFIC FLOW•KBMA/GB ?*

E.O.H.


Fine to medium grained, foliated mafic flow.Pillowed with diffusely laminated mafic vs felsic

zones 10-30cm. Also displays epidote bleachedpi l low cores ?Moderate to strong fabric 3 .....................

416.5-438.0Material becomes homogeneous, ie. pillowevidence dissappears.

428.2-438.0Fairly leucocratic.

End of Hole.

ANGLE TO CA

72

ALTERATION

Weak patchy hydrothermal alterationPatchy bio development up to 30/t.Local <cm punky pink gnt -(hosted in

hb rich fresh mafic ?).Local epidote bleaching.WU leucoxene.1-2X qtz veining (1-4cm).

Trace local bio.Trace local gnt.

MINERALIZATION

Trace Pyrite.Rare tr Cpy.Locally spotted with 1-3X 1-3mn

subhedral mt (20cm zones).

416.4Mm spots of Cpy in silicified pillow

core ?

438.0Trace 'clotted 1 Cpy with qtz bleb.

REMARKS

Geochem 404.5-407.5.

Geochem 432.0-435.0.


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