BOREHOLE RPT LAXTON TP - Ontario

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Site

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O 0.695 1.390 2.085km

31D10NW2001 2.21452 LAXTON

Location MapClaim#SO1076669

Part South 1/2 Lot 4, Concession VICity of Kawartha Lakes

(Formerly Laxton Township, County of Victoria)

Ingram Harold Wessell Client #301179

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O 56.5 113.0 169.5m


Legend#3 Bore Hole


Part South 1/2 Lot 4 , Concession VICity of Kawartha Lakes


Scale 1:5,650

O 56.5 113.0 169.5m


Legend#3 Bore Hole




GEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS

Box #122, 38 Alpine DriveMoonstone, Ontario LOK 1NO

Bus/Fax (705) 835-5636E-mail: [email protected]

BOREHOLE # 1Project: GI-97-103 Revised: September 2001

Claim Holder: Ingram Harold Wessell Mining Claim # S01076669

Location of Drilling: Part S Vz Lot 4, Concession VI, City of Kawartha Lakes, (Formerly Township of Laxton, County of Victoria).

UTM: E 667953 N 4951442 (NAD 27) Azimuth: N/A Hole Angle: Vertical

Driller: Trillium Blasting Services Drill type: air track

Hole Diameter: 7.6 cm. (3 inches) Depth of hole: 14.06 m

Drill Core location l sample interval: N/A Overburden thickness: 0.25 m

Location and type of assay or physical tests: N/A

Log Compilation: June 1, 1997

Drilling Start: May 26, 1997

Drilling Completed: May 26, 1997

Log:

0.00 - 0.25m overburden, medium to fine sand with minor amounts of clay.

0.25 -1.65m weather, fractured fine grained, grey, limestone.

1.65 - 14.06m Fined grained, grey, hard, limestone.




BOREHOLE #2

Project: GI-97-103 Revised: September 2001

Claim Holder. Ingram Harold Wessell Mining Claim # SO1076669


UTM: E 667469 N 4951436 (NAD 27) Azimuth: N/A Hole Angle: Vertical

Driller: Trillium Blasting Services Drill type: air track

Hole Diameter: 7.6 cm. (3 inches) Depth of hole: 14.22 m

Drill Core location l sample interval: N/A Overburden thickness: 0.55 m





Log:


0.25 - 0.55m weather, fractured fine grained, grey, limestone.





BOREHOLE #3

Project: GI-97-103

Claim Holder: Ingram Harold Wessell

Revised: September 2001

Mining Claim # S01076669


UTM: E 667202 N 4951160 (NAD 27) Azimuth: N/A

Driller: Trillium Blasting Services

Hole Diameter: 7.6 cm. (3 inches)

Drill Core location l sample interval: N/A





Log:




Hole Angle: Vertical

Drill type: air track

Depth of hole: 13.65m

Overburden thickness: 0.35 m



Bus/Fax (705)835-5636E-mail: [email protected]

BOREHOLE #4

Project: GI-97-103



Mining Claim # SO1076669

Location of Drilling: Part S Va Lot 4, Concession VI, City of Kawartha Lakes, (Formerly Township of Laxton, County of Victoria).






Log Compilation: January 15, 1998

Drilling Start: January 7, 1998

Drilling Completed: January 7, 1998

Log:

0.00 -1.40m overburden, medium to fine sand with minor amounts of clay.

1.40 -1.85m weather, fractured fine grained, grey, limestone.




Depth of hole: 18.93m





BOREHOLE #5

Project: GI-97-103



Mining Claim # SO1076669

Location of Drilling: Part S 7z Lot 4, Concession VI, City of Kawartha Lakes, (Formerly Township of Laxton, County of Victoria).



Hole Diameter 7.6 cm. (3 inches)






Log:

0.00 -1.65m overburden, medium to fine sand with minor amounts of clay.





Depth of hole: 21.62 m





BOREHOLE #6

Project: GI-97-103



Mining Claim # S01076669










Log:

0.00 - 0.25m overburden, medium to fine sand with minor amounts of clay,





Depth of hole: 19.40 m


GEOLOGICAL 2. INVESTIGATIONS



Ingram Harold Wessell January 15, 1998RR#1Norland, OntarioKOM 2LO

Subject: Part S !4 Lot 4, Concessions VI Township of Laxton County of Victoria

Dear Mr. Wessell

Below is a short summary of the results of the exploration drilling conducted on this site on January 8 S 9, 1998.

Three holes (4 to 6), see attached airphoto, using an air track drill rig supplied by Trillium Blasting services were constructed to a depth of 15 metres below the surface. All holes were dry when drilling ceased. Each hole contained water when inspected several days later.

No overburden was present at location # 6. Approximately 1 metre of sandy silt overburden was encountered at locations 4 S 5. Drilling commenced in hard, un weathered limestone rock and proceeded to a depth of 15 metres. Minor fractions and /or joints were encountered in each hole.

Trillium Blasting Services conducted a small test blast to determine the character of the limestone when blasted. The blast resulted in excellent rock breakage with only minor amounts of over sized blocks being present.

It is recommended that permission to remove a 500 tonne bulk sample be applied for to allow the limestone to be crushed and applied to a road as a performance test.

If you have any questions please feel free to call.

Yours

^^

William D. Fita^rald MSc. Attach:

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Location of Exploration Holes 1 to 3 (1997) Holes 4 to 6 (1998)Scale 1:10,000 *

Wessell PropertyR. Lot 4, Concession 6

Township of LaxtonCounty of Victoria




Ingram Harold Wessell May 30,1997RR#1Norland, OntarioKOM 2LO

Subject: Part S 7* Lot 4, Concessions VI Township of Laxton County of Victoria

Dear Mr. Wessell

Below is a short summary of the results of the exploration drilling conducted on this site on May 26 b 27, 1997

Three holes, see attached airphoto, using an air track drill rig supplied by Trillium Blasting services were constructed to a depth of 15 metres below the surface. All holes were dry when drilling ceased. Each hole contained water when inspected several days later.

No overburden was present at the location of the each hole. Drilling commenced in hard, un-weathered limestone rock and proceeded to a depth of 15 metres. Minor fractions and or joints were encountered in each hole.

Trillium Blasting Services conducted a small test blast to determine the character of the limestone when blasted. The blast resulted in excellent rock breakage with only minor amounts of over sized blocks being present.

It is recommended that addition 3 exploration holes be constructed to ensure a minimum 15 metres of limestone throughout the site. It is also recommended that a second test blast be conducted to ensure the reproducibility of blasted rock breakage.

If you have any questions please feel free to call.

Yours

William D.^l^gerald MSc.

Attach:

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Location of Exploration Holes 1 to 3Scale 1:10,000

Wessell PropertyPt. Lot 4, Concession 6

Township of LaxtonCounty of Victoria




ASSESSMENT TECHNICAL REPORT

Ingram Harold Wessell May 18, 2001 Part S Vz Lot 4, Concessions VI City of Kawartha Lakes (Formerly Township of Laxton County of Victoria)

Introduction

Ingram Harold Wessell , in May of 1995, staked a 2 unit claim (SO 1076669) under the Mining Act to mine the Paleozoic limestone in the City of Kawartha Lakes (Formerly Township of Laxton, County of Victoria). See attached map and airphoto.

On May 26 A 27 an air track drilling rig owned by Trillium Blasting Services was moved on to the claim site to drill and blast a small area in the west end of the claim, west of hole #3, see attached airphoto. William D. Fitzgerald MSc. a geologist with Geological Investigations attended the site to locate the holes and log the exploration holes.

The exploration holes were intended to investigate whether 15 metres of limestone existed on the site. Holes 1 to 3 were drilled to a depth of 15 metres and terminated in hard, un-weathered, thick-bedded limestone.

The test blast was intended to determine the breakage pattern of the limestone. The blast resulted in excellent rock breakage, idea for limestone use in construction.

On January 7 &B, 1 998 an air track drilling rig owned by Trillium Blasting Services was again moved on to the claim site to drill and blast a second small area in the west end of the claim, near hole #3, see attached airphoto. William D. Fitzgerald MSc. a geologist from Geological Investigations attended the site to locate the holes and log 3 additional exploration holes.

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The exploration holes were to intended to investigate whether 15 metres of limestone existed on the remainder of the site. Holes 4 to 6 were drilled to a depth of 15 metres and terminated in hard, un-weathered, thick-bedded limestone.

The second test blast was intended to determine the breakage pattern of the limestone. The blast resulted in excellent rock breakage, idea for limestone use in construction.

In February of 1999 approval to remove a bulk sample of the previously blasted limestone was received. Ingram Wessell and Sons Limited hauled 500 tonnes of blasted limestone to their granite quarry north of Norland Ontario. The limestone was crushed and used on a local cottage road. The owners of the road were pleased with the crushed limestone. Renumeration received for the crushed limestone was S2,900.00. (This amount has been subtracted from assessment claimed in this submission.)

This Assessment Report has been prepared by Geological Investigations.

William D. Fitzg^ald MSc.

May 18, 2001

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ONTARIO MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES

Transaction No:

Recording Date:

Approval Date:

Client(s):

301179

Survey Type(s):

W0190.30154

2001-MAY-23

2001-SEP-30

Work Report Summary

Status: APPROVED

Work Done from: 1 997-FEB-01

to: 1 999-FEB-01

WESSELL, INGRAM HAROLD

PBORE

Work Report Details:

Claim*

SO 1076669

Perform

35,831

35,831

Perform Approve

31,872

31,872

Applied

S4.600

S4.600

Applied Approve

31,872

31,872

Assign

SO

30

Assign Approve

0

30

Reserve

31,231

31,231

Reserve Approve

30

30

Due Date

2003-MAY-24

Status of claim is based on information currently on record.

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Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Date: 2001-OCT-26

Ministere du Developpement du Nord et des Mines Ontario

GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT OFFICE 933 RAMSEY LAKE ROAD, 6th FLOOR SUDBURY, ONTARIO P3E 6B5

INGRAM HAROLD WESSELL R.R. #1NORLAND, ONTARIO KOM 2LO CANADA

Tel: (888) 415-9845 Fax:(877)670-1555

Dear Sir or Madam

Submission Number: 2 .21452 Transaction Number(s): W0190.30154

Subject: Approval of Assessment Work

We have approved your Assessment Work Submission with the above noted Transaction Number(s). The attached Work Report Summary indicates the results of the approval.

At the discretion of the Ministry, the assessment work performed on the mining lands noted in this work report may be subject to inspection and/or investigation at any time.

The revisions outlined in the Notice dated August 16, 2001 have been corrected only for the percussion drilling. For the cost of drilling, blasting, and removal of a 500t bulk sample to be eligible for assessment credit it must be for exploration purposes and accompanied by quantifiable test results. In this instance the material was crushed and used as road aggregate without testing. The following cost have been allowed for this submission:

6 percussion holes 334' @547ft = 31,337Logging and support as report = 32,407Total = 33,744 (@50"7o as work is more than two years old = 31,872)

The assessment credit is being reduced by 33,959.00. The TOTAL VALUE of assessment credit that will be allowed, based on the information provided in this submission, is 31.872.00. Assessment work credit has been approved as outlined on the attached Work Report Summary.

If you have any question regarding this correspondence, please contact [email protected] or by phone at (705) 670-5856.

Yours Sincerely,

BRUCE GATES by email at

Ron Gashinski

Supervisor, Geoscience Assessment Office

Cc: Resident Geologist

Ingram Harold Wessell (Claim Holder)

William D Fitzgerald (Agent)

Assessment File Library

Ingram Harold Wessell (Assessment Office)

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