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A. S. BAYNE 8c COMPANY L CONSULTING ENGINEERS ADDRESS ALL CORRESPONDENCE * 45 41oe3NW9174 63.2688 CASSIDY 010 February 24, 1969 PRIVATE S CONFIDENTIAL Mr. William Patterson, CANADIAN LENCOURT MINES LIMITED Suite 1503, 330 Bay Street, TORONTO l, Canada. Report of Examination - Claims Nos. SSM 100505' S, lOOSOjj - Township 8E Sault Ste Marie Mining Division Dear Mr. Patterson: Further to our conversations relative to the above-noted uranium prospect, we can now report as follows:PRELIMINARY SAMPLES(Appendix I) On December lith and 12th, 1968, the writer proceeded to your Company's camp with Mr. Paul Faubert and Jos. Beaulieu and sampled the surface rock pits designated as Pit No. l and Pit No. 2 in Appendix I hereof. " "~~ ""~ The pits were scanned by scintillometer and three bulky samples, totalling 87-1/2 pounds weight, were broken from the resp ective rock faces. These were submitted to Sudbury Assay Office for analysis as to uranium oxide content. In addition, 10 samples. total ling 142 pounds in weight, taken by Paul Faubert from the same pits, were at the samle time submitted for analysis. TheI details relative to the above 13 samples in Appendix to this report. "~" are recorded Upon receipt of the assay reports, it was the writer's opinion that the low uranium content found in the samples did not properly support the degree of radioactivity present in the rock faces from which they were taken, even allowing for the 'mass effect 1 for the following reasons:1. The openings blasted were shallow, from 3 to 5 feet deep, and had been blasted more than 24 hours before they were scanned and sampled, thus eliminating dusty atmosphere as a source of radiation, 2. The pre-blast radioactivity count was 3 times normal background and had increased to 15 times normal background at the new postblast face only 3 to 5 feet deep. - 2 (Canadian Lencourt Mines Ltd. Report of Examination-Twp. BE ' February 24, 1969 3. From the above, a uranium oxide content of at least from 0.50 to 0.75 pounds per ton was expected by the writer from some of the samples. 4. The uranium minerals occur in a large outcrop of pegmatitic granite and syenite, comprised of medium to coarsely crystalline red feldspars with some white feldspar and quartz. The uranium minerals, comprised of uraninite, uranothorite and related radioactive minerals, occur in chloritized fractures in the ,pegmatite. The attitude of the pegmatitic bodies appears to be vertical, according to the main shears or fractures, the latter frequently cut by numerous cross-fractures. Although uranothorite has not been identified, its presence is suspected from other experience in similar formations in the area. However, the same experience in which the thorium content was found negligible led the writer to the opinion that this did not wholly account for the apparent discrepancy between the radioactivity and uranium oxide content found in Lencourt's samples taken on December 12, 1968. (See Appendix I). 5. The mining was done using a small portable rock drill with short holes, resulting in the presence of numerous 'open cracks' in , the rock faces, from which the friable radioactive minerals could readily have been lost. As our samples were taken to represent the existing face, it was considered very possible that the samples reported in Appendix I did not contain the possible values lost in 'fines'. 6. Not having the equipment or time to remedy this on-December 12, 1968, the writer advised Mr. Faubert of the above possibilities, and that this may be improved by reblasting the faces to greater depth by slashing with longer holes; also by levelling out the ground below the faces so that a ground sheet can be put down to catch the fines during -sampling; also to scale the rock face 'tight 1 before sampling. SECOND LOT OF SAMPLES (Appendix II S III) Accordingly, Mr. Faubert blasted the pits deeper and took further samples, as detailed in Appendix II hereof, and brought them to Toronto. On February 4th, 1969, we submitted these six samples totalling 150 pounds in weight, for assay. A In order to elimi'ate the risk of losing valuable fines from the samples in crushing and splitting the samples for assay, the writer instructed Technical Service Laboratories to separate each sample into two fractions of maximum and minimum radioactivity, to weigh each fraction and assay each separately. The details of the assay results from the six samples are recorded in Appendix II and Appendix III hereof. a. fAVHE A COMP-ANV. CONSULTING ENGINEERS. TORONTO, CANADA - 3 Canadian Lencourt Mines Ltd. Report of Examination-Twp.8E i ! vi f| l i ft . February 24, 1969 CONCLUSIONS S RECOMMENDATIONS \ i j l l j* l l r* ' ' 1 . The six samples recorded in Appendix II and III contained up to 1.006 pounds of uranium oxide per ton. The average uranium content of the best three samples was 0.647 pounds U O per ton. Average assay of the six samples was 0.395 pounds U o per ton. .-38 2. The foregoing facts relative to this limited sampling experience on your property proves the writer's misgivings as to the original sampling, and emphasizes the importance of mining well below the surface fracture zone which may be impoverished by leaching and weathering. The importance of taking all possible precautions to recover all the fines in sampling is also well attested. 3. It is the writer's opinion that the geological occurrence of uranium minerals on your Company's property shows very fair possibilities of yielding large, cheaply mineable deposits of u ranium oxide with a content averaging 0.50 pounds per ton or better, which, according to the price of $10.00 per pound (or better), estimated by eminent authorities for the near future, would be profitable where widths are great enough to permit commencing production from surface open-pit mining. 4. Too much reliance should not be placed on sampling by core drilling, as it is often difficult to obtain representative samples by this method. Rather, your operation should initially emphasize large-scale bulk sampling, with samples of from one to 25 tons submitted to a competent laboratory for sampling and assaying. Close attention must also be paid to the handling of bulk samples in this case, to guard against loss of the 'fines' fraction. 5. Following the delineation of a zone by bulk sampling, the diamond drill can be used for orientation of geological structure, at which time drill-core assays may be intelligently related to the values obtained in bulk sampling from the same block drilled. f ,' 1 6. A useful tool for cheap sampling is a percussion-type rock drill which drills '.dry 1 and is equipped to recover all the cuttings from the hole. Properly operated, this provides a more representative sample than diamond-drill core. A. t. B AYNE ft COMPANY, CONSULTING ENGINEERS, TORONTO, CANADA - 4 Canadian Lencourt Mines Ltd. l Report of Examination-Twp.SE , February 24 , 1 969 CONCLUSIONS S RECOMMENDATIONS - continued 7. Although the writer omitted to assay for thorium in the case of the above samples, haying sufficient data on hand to save the expense for this particular purpose, it is strongly recommended that this be carried out frequently during any sampling program of radioactive minerals. ij Respectfully-submitted, ^^ A. S. BAYNE S,.COMPANY per A;-. s; Baynev P.Eng L' A. f. 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Appendix II, fll CANADIAN LENCOURT MINES LTD. 1 t t i SAMPLES BY PAUL FAUBERT - TOWNSHIP 8E * SEE REPORT NO. T-l Ul60, TECHNICAL SERVICE LABORATORIES it CALCULATION OF WEIGHTED AVERAGE U30s j FRACTION WEIGHT (Pounds) ..'SAMPLE FRACTION NO. 1 i i Uo08 # Assay Ib./ton Lb./Ton x W. 0.060 0.700 1.6800 0.3983 i -/l FI a. TOTAL 28.000 0.569 28.569 0.003* 0.035 -j 2 F2 b. TOTAL 30.000 1,105 31.105 0.003 0.18U 19.500 0.573 20.073 0.003 0.159 '' \ . 3 F3 C. TOTAL 0.060 3.680 0.060 3.180 WEIGHTED AVERAGE POUNDS PER TON U308 2.0783 0.073 1.8000 U.066U 5.8661* 0.189 1.1700 1.8221 .2.9921. 0.122 \ , " 898 F898 20.000 0.767 d. TOTAL 0.060 0.1*88 9.760 28.000 0.981 e. TOTAL 28.98! 900 . F900 f. TOTAL 20.000 0.827 20.827 TOTAL (d. e. f.J. : 1.1200 T* W 59 8.6059 20.767 899 F899 j ^ 0.003 0.003 1.1*00 0.060 28.000 0.1*11* 1.6800 27.1*680 29.11*80 1.006 1.1200 8.6670 10.7870 0.697 70,575 1*8.51*09 0.6U7 150.322 59.1*777 0.395 0.003 0.52U 0.060 10.1*80 GRAND TOTAL (a. b. c. d. e. f. ) i A. S. Bayne, P.Eng. February 17, 1969 -,t J.i * * *Note: Where essays reported 0.005 (-0, it is assumed, for purposes of this calculation, that the uranium oxide content of the respective samples is 0,003# UjOg A. 8. BAYNE A COMPANY. CONSULTING ENGINEERS. TORONTO. CANADA S '- l -. V m ': 1 i —— • •prtltnting . . . •ADTLtn RESIABCM Appendix III. . CHEMICAL RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS . . INSTRUMENT SALES AND SERVICE ' 355 KING ST. W., TORONTO 28, O NT., CADCADA ' TELEPHONE: 342-4248 -AREA 416 ULTHA CARBON COHPOHATION TELEXl 0229302 CABLE ADDRESS - TECSERV TORONTO MITAL. mistARCM LIMITCO l : CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS SAMPLE(S) FROM Canadian Lencourt Mines Ltd . . Suite 1503, 330 Bay Street, SAMPLE(s) OF j ' CC 1 Ml* T BAyni^ 1 p x 2 ^/: : Uranium Oxide(U^O ft )^ TK ll) * < Or.005 50 ib. x:o!oo5 258 grsms F '3 893 260 Er8ms 20 lb * 0.159 ^ 0.005 699 28 Ib. < 0^ 005 F 900 348 grams ^5 grams 20 lb - 575 srems weight to ., P 0^nds , 0 Q^ 0*lg4 < 0^ 005 900 - OQ 2S Convert grain 501 grams 19tf Ib. pP rtQQ ®xx ; *we ip.ht P* S&fa-ple F 2 3 F 893 \ •' Attn: Mr. Patterson ROCK ^amole No. .; i—rrrrrIT NO. *5gf 1-141 60 Toronto, Ontario. ' ', C OPY 0 .569 Ib. l ao5 lb . 0*573 Ib. n^gg 0.767 Ib. i **t*Jv inn A O*Q81 v* ytJJ* Ib. juw ^ 0,327 ib. < 0.005 0^24 Rote j 2.?046 kg. - l pound (avoir). Weights reported to A. S. Bayne by telephone from ""T.S.L., Mrs. Rudnick, February 17 t 1969. F is the fraction in which the fine portion of sample as well as the most radioactive pieces are combined together. Samples, Pulps and Rejects discarded after two months CTA DATE (Feb. 11/6Q) Feh T 1 7/^9 SIGNED VANCOUVER - TSL LABORATORIES LTD., 325 HOWE ST., VANCOUVER l, B.C. ray * CHEMICAL. RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS * INSTRUMENT SALES AND SERVICE TECHNICAL SERVICE LABORATORIES DIVISION OF BURGENER TECHNICAL E NTERPRISES LIMITED 355 KING ST. W., TORONTO 2B, O NT., CANADA t.pr.(.nfin0 . . . TELEPHONE: 342-4248- AREA 416 TELEX: 0229302 CABLE ADDRESS - TECSERV TORONTO AOTLIR RESEARCH ULTRA CARBON CORPORATION METALS RESEARCH LIMITED CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS SAMPLE(S) FROM Canadian Lencourt Mines Ltd., Suite 1503, 330 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario. SAMPLE(S) OF ROCK COPY REPORT NO. T-14160 Attn: Mr. Patterson cc: Mr . Bayne * * fm^le Sample No . 1 F 1 2 F 2 3 F 3 393 F &9B 399 F 399 900 F 900 Note: 28 258 Uranium Oxide fUoQp) ^ Ib. gr e m s 30 Ib. 501 grams 19#' Ib. 260 20 348 28 grams Ib. grams Ib. 44-5 grams 20 ,lb. 375 . grams <0. 005 0. 035 < o. 005 0. 134 < 0. 005 0. 159 Convert grsm weigbt to ^ pounds 0.569 Ib. 1.105 Ib. 0.573 Ib. 0.767 Ib. 0.981 Ib. 0.827 Ib. < o. 005 0. 433 < o. 005 1. 400 < o. 005 0. 524 2.2046 kg. s l pound (avoir). heights reported to A. S. Bayne by telephone from T.S.L., Mrs. Hudnick, February 17, 1969. F is the fraction in which the fine portion of sample as well as the most radioactive pieces are combined together. Samples, Pulps and Rejects discarded after two months CTA DATE ( Fph. 11/69) F o b- 17/^Q SIGNED < VANCOUVER - TSL LABORATORIES LTp., 325 H OWE S T., VANCOUVER l, B.C (j L7*"v? ,/' - W. ROSS LOWE. P.ENO. ASS AVER AND CHEMIST 4 -, 256 OAK ST. TELEPHONE OS. 3-1 S SUDBURY . ASSAY OFFICE Qkrttftrat? rrf Atmlgm-s 2Q SAMPLES PROM Mr. A. S, ftayne for PC1E Evpl o ra t -Ions I.td a ^ ^ Sample Number x7 /- ^ j* J 32Q (Kf-Y^/%* ^ ^ ^ ^\y [.321 v l' — \ 3 23 x //'J' -/z? J i/f ^ /^ 1 (879) Green tag ^ \ ^L ) ^;"/ . s ^v 1^1 v\\VJ/ 1' C*^*^l /^ f.^ .''-"^ 9.^ /*' , /Vt ^ Oil 322 yA vj Weight of Sample Pounds MX* ^5^ ^ ' 0.02 0.02 ^ , O* Bif 0.01 8 0.015 0.02 i f . White tag \ \'"^ ^ " ri-f} \ ri! ^; \^ 2 (880) Green tag- i\3i . 0.015 0.02 White tag 5| 0.02 3 (881) Green tag 7? 0.015 2A i i ^ 6?-*- X 'J-^^/ Uranium' (Chemical) UsOs ek i . 1'A -1968, li H! ASSAYEDOf THT AOfOCIAflOM O^ CANAD!4fl TS 6TIHO L4BORATOMiK A - 2 - W. R9SS LOWE. P ENO. .ASSAYER AND CHEMIST SUDBURY ASSAY 256 OAK ST. TELEPHONE OS. 3-193 OFFICE Certificate 0f Attalpfe SUDBURY. SAMPLES FROM Weight of garaple Pounds 1 (882) Green Tag \ 10* 2 (883) Green Tag y\V l -19J1 Mr. A. S. Bayne for PCE Explorations Ltd. Sample Number 3( December 30 White Tag . \ \l Uranixim (Chemical) U3o8 7, 0.01 . Less than 0,01 9 0.01 3 (884) Green Tag 10 Less than 0,01 4 (886) Green Tag 10 Less than 0,01 CHCMICAI. r.ZSCARCH AND ANAUYHIS INSTRUMENT BAUES AND EJ-HVICE Division of •unaiNCR TICMNICAL (NTiHrnists L IMITZO ST. V4., TORONTO 2C3, O W T., 355 TCUPHONft i S4X-411* JAMHCLL-AIH COMPANT MILOCN * WATT* LIMITIO A3TLIM HCfCANCH ULTKA CAHBON COB^OHATIO MtTALI HtttAHCM LIMITfO CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS SAMPLE(S) FROM jfrr. Fred li. Grata, REPORT NO. F-13397 SAMPLHS) OF PULP AND ROCK .| ^ j; oc? Colleen Conner Uranium ^OxAdeINO*) * 1 0.500 2 0.290 •~\ ' 0.301 •" 3 'V.V r'"V" f 0.214 ' ' 5 ' . 0.546 Samples, Fulp3 fend Rejecta dlsciu\3ed afttj^?" nontti? CT-4 DATE ______________ Nov t SIGNED C.5. JOYCE, B.Jc., VANCOUVER - TSU LABORATORIES L 70,, 325 H OWS ST., YAHCOUV28 l, B.C ^ S *//*'* ir of 5-sbofalorl*-! "1 t V '. 1 yjjv ''* i I tMdft jfi^Ji liV'' V * CHEMICAL. RCMCANCH AND ANALYS** 9 INSTRUMENT SALES AND SCRVICC j* ' ' OIVIIION Or •UMOINIfl .TICMNICAL CNTCRPRISCS LIMIttU - —. 3 355 KINO ST. W., TORONTO 2m, OWT., CANADA l*pr*i*nf(ng . . . TELEPHONE i 9tt-4 JAdRILL-AiH COMPANY ttlkOIR * WATT* LIUITtO (ADTLtR AfXARCH ULTRA CARtON CORPORATION UffTAK ftKftflAIVCM LIUIYffD SAMPLE(S) FROM L CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS J M* - Fred H- Graul, REPORT NO. T-13397 8AMPLEO) OF PULP AND ROCK oc: Colleen Copper ' ^ - !,. SEMIQUANTITATIVE ESTIMATES Samole No. Yttritun Oxide 0.05 x- J: \ 1 .1 2 s." 0.03' 3 0.02 V 0.005 5 0.02 Samples, Pulps tnd Rejects discarded a/teHsU irontha \ DATE ^^^.——^——^-.^ SIGNED C.S. JOYCE, B.Se., Wano 8 *f ' VANCOUVER - TSL LABORATORIES LTD., 323 HOWE ST., VANCOUVER l, B.C., -f f CHEMICAU RESEARCH AND ANAUYSII INSTRUMENT SALES AND SERVICE SERVICE L ABORATORIES T l OIVItlON OF l TICMNIC*L CNTCRPniSCS LIMITIQ 33S KINO ST. W., TORONTO 3D, ONT., CANADA i . . TCLCPHONX i m-4MI J***Ct.t..*(H COMPANY HILOC* t wtrrs L IMITCO AOTLI* HISCARCH OtTHA CAXON COHPOrtAriON HCTALI HtStAHCM LIMITCO t . ; CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS JAMPLE(S) FROM Mr. Fred H. Graul, Dox 157, Elliot Lake, Ontario. IAMPLE(S) OF REPORT NO. 'T-13397 PULP AND ROCK co: Colleen Copper RADIOMETRIC SEMiaUANTITATIVE Sample No * Thorium Oxide (ThOoH - nil < 0.01 nil 2 .V'* 3 nil 4 iplea, Pulps and Rejects discarded aftei^Pmonths CTA TE _________________Nov. 15/68 SIGNED ^!T C.S. JOYCE, B,Se., Monogw of LotwatwU* VANCOUVER - TSL LABORATORIES LTD,, 325 HOWE ST., VANCOUVER 1, B.C. W. ROSS LOWE. P.ENO. ASSAYER AND CHEMIST 288 OAK ST. TELEPHONE os. 3-1353 SUDBURY ASSAY OFFICE 0f Atralgste SUDBURY. OUT.. f.AMPLM^OM s December 20 Mr. A. S. Bayne for PCE Explorations Ltd, Sample Nuiober 7~^yc *' -i*/ Weight of Sample **2- VY j Pounds — *^ is 68 (r0J-**e"4/} TU//. Uranium (Chemical) U*0o 7. w O 244 ^7J 16i 0.01 245 (6} "4 fy/* "1 is 246 ^ -*V'*-"^8 fr 247 ^"3 ^ 12 248 (-4-) 7 9 0.02 249 C3J 14 0.01 250 ^-O -^ y 251 ^J \u 252 .. C^ | 253 C-?* 6 16t 254 C 'J f' 1 14 S 255 C /J J *' j 14t Less than 0,01 256 ( /J -*" ' j 28 Less than 0.01 257 ^'J ^' l 258 (x i J' ' l 18i 259 ,,/j .j-' l 19? 260 ^/) ^- ' 18| 261 , /) •i- ' 1 12 262 yj 0,01 . 0.015 Y\ K w - , i 263 ( n ^ ^ t ^ ,- . ^ 0,02 10? Less than 0.01 I3h Less than 0.01 JJL— - ^' 1 j" ' Lees than 0.01 Less than 0.01 0.01 19? \ , Less than 0.01 11 * i' 0.01 Less than 0.01 '0.01 ' •16? *-'^ 0.01 Less than 0.01 16 0.01 ASSAYER l A . ; tt r UKIK Of T HE A.IOCIAriOM O r C ANADIAN rC.TINO LA.OMATOHIIS l ^~ xOo [Aj^df.—— k^ ** 2 ** W. R QSS LOWE, P.ENO. ASSAYCR AND CHEMIST 256 OAK ST. TELEPHONE OS. 3-1 SUDBURY ASSAY OFFICE fflprfifiraie nf Attalgma SUDBURY. QNT., December 20 t FROM. Mr. A. S. Bayne for PCE Explorations Ltd. V/eight of Sample Pounds Sample Number \ L. ^ \ ^ \s\ s "^^ *0 6x? ( /J j** 265 (/) f' ^ 8? 0.01 (X f;- /J 7'*' l lif 0.015 267 (/?S~D 7 * Hi 0.01 268 (S?* -S J U ' 13 0.01 269 CrfS-'*) ^ 12 270 (*S-*' ) S* 271 (SS-6) *4'-*~ \\l 272 (#^7) f ' gi 273 ^/? S -^l / cl j2 274 A f ; ' . . 1 4i , i Less than 0.01 0.02 Less than 0.01 0.02 ^.' . 0.01 s" 7 0.015 7 276 ^^ ^' ' 6j 0,01 277 r^ ^' el (u ' *--', i\ 279 Cf"J J~ 280 (*) *~' 281 ^r\ J~ ^282 (7*' *'' j , 0,01 7 i 0,015 Less than 0.01 7 0.015 li 0.01 6! -f^ \——L-^ / ASSAYER Or THl A.tOCIATION OF CANADIAN TKITINO LABOHATOPir.i \ 0.01 {/J *-^* V i 0.015 266 (^278 i. , Kit 10! P75 2*y l iff ^i 264 Uranium (Chemical) U308 1. 0.015 .195 - 3 - Wi RO?S LOWE. P.ENO, ASSAYER AND CHEMIST SUDBURY 256 OAK ST. TELEPHONE OS. 3-10 ASSAY OFFICE nf Attahjm0 SUDBURY. QNIT., December 20 SAMP, r* r*™ ^ Mr. A. S. Bayne for PCE Explorations Ltd. Sample Number f ii 7t^^ ^M 283 ||r^ V^ ^J/ ^^J 284 ^ | ^ "* ^ ( 285 S tfj./ .i -^•""^se " *^ Weight of Sample Pounds ( 'J *' Uranium (Chenical) U308 7o 26 Less than 0.01 32 Less than 0.01 27i 0.015 3 y ,^^a^?^g^" 0.01 Less than 0.01 ^ ,^ 287 ^^ "* 2 v5 288 ^^ ^ 2^ 0.01 289 r/^ -^ ' 5| 0.06 (w C 290 ( /^ ^ 44 0.015 v,^ 291 C/*''* ^ 24 ^^, 292 CO * 3 ^ Sr^V 293 r/^ ^ ^ 294 ^ ^r' 34 0.015 295 (/j ^ X 24 0.01 296 4 /} 6 2i 297 ^/J ^ ' Si- 298 ^/^ 299 ^-^j ^y P 300 f^^ J, 301 (3 ) 7 ' x J~ 302 ( -f-j F'' > V ^f ^ ' *4 ' Less than 0.01 0.01 Less than 0.01 3 ii i 0- 01 Less than 0.01 0.015 (j^^*C) 5 e| - 0.015 Less than 0.01 5^ 3?, •*'^ ' 4i 0 .01 0.015 ASSAYER MCM.CM Cr TMI AltOCIATION OF CANADIAN TItTINO LABOHATOHII* Wi RQSS LOWE. P.ENO. ASSAVER AND CHEMIST 256 OAK ST. TELEPHONE OS. 3-195;: SUDBURY ASSAY OFFICE nf December 30 SUDBURY, .SAMPLES FRO M Mr. A, S. Bayne for PGE Explorations Ltd. Weight of Saraple Pounds Sample Number 7^? i^/* 303 ( *h ^x 5 304 (*J •^ 305 ^ S^ —* -, Uranium (Chemical) t f 0.01 * 4J 0.015 L&} J~ 7 0.015 306 C^-^ *~' 7j 0.02 ^ 307 ( * ^ *~ 8 0.01 3 ^ (Q 308 ^309 f^ 3 r ' - 7* 0.01 C W 3~* 9 0.01 \ 310 (9J "* 6? 0.02 311 i -j s C ^L ^5 0.01 8 0.01 7? 0,015 j. 312 . XI * 1 ^'j 3* 9 7 x 313 ^-^ ^' 314 6^-.*). 9'^ si 0.01 315 //) -*eT ~ J-? ') (^A ^ c0 0.02 316 (/?^-^J '6 317 (Rf-tr) S 4* 318 ; ^ /? ^c*^^ "7 J 319 t.X^ /\-^l '-X #i ^ 2 3| •f 2 5| 1UJ C' 01 Less than 0.01 0.015 *^- 0.015 w*r ASSAYER. MIMOM Or TH( AIIOCUTlON OF CAHAOUH TftTINa .19 68 - 4 - W. ROSS LOWE. P.ENO. ASSAVER AND CHEMIST SUDBURY . 2S6 OAK ST. TELEPHONE OS. 3-iet ASSAY OFFICE Gkrttftrate 0f Atralpta .1968- SUDBURY. ONT, SAMPLES FROM . Mr. A . 1 Sample Number -77-'--w ^321 ^^ 1 — *3 u 9A O O (**~*} t^*^ *^ *" v Uranivua' (Chemical) U308 % *' ,. 0.02 44 0.02 t 8? 0.01 8 0.015 -^ OuO *'~ Jl ——————————— \ Vi ^ ^^^ X ^tfU/ 5* o 9 ^ (#3 ~tQ* X" T.td. \ifeight of Sample Pounds Jj/: f 320 (Kf-"?) ^J R. Ra ynft for PCE Exp]orati 0n S /l (879) Green tag l \ 1A White tag \'v \r 0.02 s*\ . V^ . 0.015 0.02 ^Jt"/ 2 (880) Green tag f.: ,0 Nt | J 2A White tag 54 0.02 QVW 3 (881) Green tag 75 0.015 i! v (i ASSAYER——J MIUXH OF TMI AKOCI1TION Or CANADIAN TflTINO LABOHATOHIEI •l' t - 2 - W. RO^S LOWE. P.ENO. .ASSAYER AND CHEMIST SUDBURY . f 288 OAK ST. TELEPHONE OS. 3-SI ASSAY OFFICE Qkrttftrai? 0f Attdgate SUDBURY. ONT., SAMPLES FROM Mr. A. S. Bayne for PCE Explorations Ltd. V/eight of garaple Pounds Sample Number l (882) Green Tag S December 30 Uranium (Chemical) Ug0 8 l 0.01 2 (883) Green Tag HV (^ V 3* ?0 , Less than 0.01 v;y ; White Tag f'. .Y 3 (884) Green Tag 9 0.01 10 Less than 0.01 4 (886) Green Tag 10 Less than 0.01 1! 4 li ASSAYER. l l HtMCf H OF THI A.tOCIATIOM Or CANADIAN TdTINS LAHOIIATORIII* / . 68 k' n * CHEMICAL. RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS Ml. ft INSTRUMENT BALES AND SERVICE SEE1VBSE DIVISION or MIRCENER TCCHNICAL ENTcnrRisct LIMITED 355 KINO ST. W., TORONTO 2 B, O M T., CANADA tfprntnling . . . TELEPHONE : 182.4241 JARRILL-AIH COMPANY HILOER tt W ATTS LIMITED SADTLER RESEARCH ULTRA CARBON CORPORATION METALS RESEARCH LIMITED BAMfLtiVB; rKUM •AHFunoF CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS *v."3. txayjio B- vw . , #0 Richmond Street \test, Toronto 1, Ontario. CRUSHED ROCK REPORT NO. . 1-13885 ^(, ^^^ ,* Sts- ^A ; Attn: Me, Bayne RADIOMETRIC SEMIQUANIITATIVE J-4W*-J?^ ^ pawple No^ UjTaniur^ Ox44e {J^Pft)^ 254 < 0.01 255 "^ 0* 01 256 0.01 257 < 0.01 253 0.01 ' " . 259 260 Ifl LI K DATE ———————————— i 0.01 X 0,01 261 nil < 0.005 262 1|| . jinil < 0.005 263 < 0.01 ^ 265 < 0.01 Samples, Pulps and Rejects discarded after i i X 0.01 two Dec. 30/68 SIGNED c r ——————————————————V——w.——;———————— j v C.S. JOYCE, B.Sc.j Mnndpar \{ Lobo/atori.f \ VANCOUVER - TSL LABORATORIES LTD., 325 HOWE ST., VANCOUVER I, ^ B^ l ** wammm ^^^ * ^ ' 7"v H\ \\ T*1^ \ ^ 9 1 •s uIr * CHCMICAU RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS •- ] t t INSTRUMENT SALES AND SERVICE ! *- •-' ' TEi TECHNICAL SERVICE LABORATORIES DIVISION OP IURCENER TECHNICAL ENTERPRISES LIMITED •mn ' 'i' teprcitnh'r 35S KING ST. W., TORONTO 2 B, O NT., CANADA B.'.. - JARRELL-ASH COMPANY MILOER t WATTS LIMITED •AOTLER RESEARCH ULTRA GABION CORPORATION hjwAi M •rcrAO^hj i luivffn SAMPLE(S) FROM TELEPHONE : 3(2-424* ; f , *— -- - - ' CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS C Mr, prc d II. Graul, REPORT NO. M3397 SAMPLE(S) OF PULP AND ROCK Sample No. cc; Colleen Copper Uranium 0.500 l 0.290 3 0.301 4 0.214 5 0.540 \ Samples, Pulps and Rejects discarded aftt^tt months DATE ________'._______ Nov. 15/6^ SIGNED C.S. JOYCE, B.Se., Manager of Laboratories VANCOUVER - TSL LABORATORIES LTD., 325 HOWE ST., VANCOUVER l, B.C. DETAIL AREA SUPERIOR i M i l i t \ i i i i \ i i ' l ' i i i l l i ' HIGH OF B (3OQ'~40Q') RIDGES GRANITE, SYENITE PEGMATITIC PHASES HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SAMPLES KEY MAP 25 O 500 O 290 O 301 O SCALE "Tr^. L A K 50 IN M ANITOULIN ^ l. HURON MILES 0-54O 0-060 X A RGILHTE INCLUSIONS SURFACE PIT DIMENSION 8 SAMPLING DATA DRY* f DIABASE ROCK PIT LENGTH HOR1Z. DEPTH CU. YDS. No (ACROSS STRIKE) WIDTH ———— EXCAVATED feet f eet feet 100 4 4 1 COLLEEN CAMPSITE 2 6 24 3 4 5 6 7 16 7 9 5 3 4 24 24 24 3 23 8 R.S. - l RS.-a 22 14 9 34 2 4 24 R.S. - 3 R.S-4 R.S. - 5 R.S.-6 R-S.-7 R.S.-8 RS.-9 R.S.-IO 12 16 14 4 l l 14 10 6 2 4 3 4 2 4 24 2 4 2-4 2 4 34 . WIDTH SAMPLED feet S.S.M. 86906 S.S.M. 86907 AND AVERAGE 303-25 24-75 62-50 l 3-50 16-75 26-25 16- 50 58- 50 19- 50 17-50 18-00 23-50 39-75 21-25 14-75 10-25 8-75 7 9 4 5 20 14 9 12 16 14 2 67 3 56 7- l l 4 l 5 1-18 3-25 4 l l 4-14 2-96 2-67 OF INDEPENDENT OF. SAMPLE pounds 100 6 l 6 59-21 1-78 7- l l 2-07 2-67 1-48 0-67 9-78 4-05 14 10 6 0-01 ^•01 10-01 0-02 0-02 0-015 0-0! 0-01 0-015 0-01 0-01 0-015 lO-Of 0-02 0-01 0-02 001 0-015 8-00 TOTAL : 702-25 TOTAU 120-67 * TOTAL WEIGHT WEIGHT AVERAGE* CHEMICAL ASSAY 0/01)3 0 8 DUPLICATE SAMPLING BY C. BLACK 8 A.S BAYNE SYMBOLS Index No. of Pit or Trench. Strike Base of Vertical Shears and Fractures. of Steep Shoreline Escarpment, of River. Claim Posts and Lines. 300 400 SCALE IN FEET REFERENCES: Assay Certificates: Technical Service Lab. No. T-13397, Nov. 20, 1968. Sudbury Assay Office: Dec. 20, 1968 i Dec. 30, 1968. HIGH (300*-400') RIDGE (R.S.-2) o (R.S-3) OF Technical Service Lab. No. T-13885, Dec, 30, 1968. Field Notes- GRANITE, SYENITE B PEGMATITIC A.S. BAYNE P. Eng., Dec. 6-13, 1968. PHASES SKETCH PLAN - OF - CHIEF GEOLOGIC t S TOPOGRAPHIC FEATURES — S HOWING — SURFACE ROCK COLLEEN PITS a SAMPLING LOCATIONS MINES LIMITED COPPER N TOWNSHIP SAULT STE. MARIE DRAWN BY S00 ON, PROVINCE OF CHECKED B Y A.S.M. TORONTO, CANADA MAY ae, 1969 41003NW9174 63.2608 CASSIDY MININ 8E o A. S. BAYNE '- ' ONTARIO A .S. B AYNE A.S. BAYNE a COMPANY CONSULTING ENGINEERS W \ ' i00 S57 /0085& 8 T" \ ioo 98 o i'00 d 59 /0&98/ 100983 loo .A 5 \ \ \ , l&o f Oo 10087 5 1008 b Z* N too 93 7 'Co 906 100985 too i 'V \ \ \ 100812. . t &O 3 70 S 00 98 8 100939 f oo 990 /O087I 1004- f 2, \ X S S CAN A DI AN *'OMIW9I74 CASSIDY aio LENCOURT CLAIMS l - 500