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and Geological Mapping Program,

Jascan Claims

Gauthier Township, Larder Lake

Mining Division

RECEIVED

rJAN 14 1991

MINING LANDS SECTION

December 1990, V. J. McGuinty B. Leonard

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Introduction

Page

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2.0 Property, Description, Location and Access

3.0 Previous exploration of the property

4.0 Regional Geology 11

5,0 Current Exploration Program 14

6.0 Geology and Geochemistry of stripped area 15

7,0 Mineralization 17

8.0 Conclusions and Recommendations

References

Statement of Qualifications: Leonard

McGuinty

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Figure 2

Figure 3

Figure 4

Figure 5

List of Mapes

Map l

Property Location Map

Claim Disposition Map

Regional Geology Map

Stripping Plan

Jensen AFM Plot

Geology of Stripped Area

(Scale l" 20 Feet)

Back Pocket

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Appendix

Gold Assay 8t Whole Rock Certificates

Geochemical Analysis Invoices

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Queeiiston Mining Inc. is the owner of three (3)

unpatented claims located in Gauthier township, Larder Lake

Mining Division. These claims were acquired from Jascan

Resources Inc. in October 1989. Queenston is actively

involved in mineral exploration on several contiguous

packages of ground, notably the Upper Canada Mine. As part

of on ongoing exploration program to evaluate the extension

of the Upper Canada Shear Zone, Queenston has begun

evaluation of the Jascan group.

2.o Freperiy Iteseriptien

The Jascan property consists of 3 contiguous unpatented

mining claims; L949740, L949781 and L949827. These claims

are located in the township of Gauthier, Larder Lake Mining

Division. Queenston holds an lOO'/i interest in the group.

The property can be reached by travelling east from

Kirkland Lake on highway 66 for 16 kilometers to the village

of Dobie then for 3 kilometers northeasterly along the

Beaverhouse Lake access road. The Beaverhouse road traverses

all three Jascan claims.

The northerly portion of claims L949740 and L949827 are

occupied by Little Larder Lake which contains tailings from

the Upper Canada Mine. The remainder of the three claims is

punctuated by low hills with mixed forest cover,

3.0 Previous Exploration of the Property

The property was originally mapped in 1938 by J, Thomson

for the Ontario Department of Mines, At that time the claims

were held under patent numbers L9911 (949740), L9912

049781) and L39966 (949827). One pit was noted on claim

L949827 and at that time, others of the same age have been

seen in the field. These claims subsequently lapsed. Little

evidence of work can be seen in the field to indicate

exploration activity between 1938 and 1986.

1986 - Maree Investment Corporation

Maree Investment Corporation conducted a mine

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hole; drilling program on that portion of the

Upper Canada Mines Tailings located within the

boundaries of the Jascan group. Drilling

delineated a mineral inventory of 472,000 tons

of tailings grading 0.018 ounces/ton in a thin

layer from o to 14 feet in thickness

1987 - Jascan Resources Inc.

Jascan performed ground magnetic and VLF-EM

surveys on the claims in 1987, A baseline

trending 135 degrees astronomic with north

easterly trending grid lines on 200 foot

intervals was cut for the surveys.

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4.0 Regional Geology

Gauthier township is situated in the southern part of

the Archean aged (2.7 b.y.) Abitibi Subprovince. Volcanic

rock of the belt consists of komatiitic, tholeiitic, alkalic

lavas and associated interflow sediments. These volcanic

sequences have been intruded by plutonic rocks of felsic

composition, In Gauthier township specifically, Thomson

identified two distinct assemblages; Keewatin age mafic to

intermediate volcanics form the local basal series called the

Kinojevis Group, enclosing a narrow basinal sequence of

alkalic volcanics clastic sediments and syenitic intrusives

known as the Timiskaming Group. The latter series of rocks

hosts the Kirkland Lake Main Break and the Upper Canada

shear from which a total of approximately 27 million ounces

of gold has been produced. In Gauthier township the

Timiskaming Group is roughly 3.7 kilometers thick and has a

gross trend of approximately 100 degrees east. The northern

boundary of this group is believed to be faulted although few

localities are known where the contact is visible. The

southern boundary is defined by the Larder Lake Break, a

significant structure trending eastei-ly over a distance of

250kin, Thomson subdivides the Timiskaming series in Gauthier

township into 4 sub groups. In order of abundance these are:

A) Conglomerate, B) Greywackes and arkoses, C) Basic

volcanics D) Syenite to gabbroic intrusive. Latterly, many

of these rocks have been further subdivided and classified as trachytic (syenitic) in composition,

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Granitic rocks11 Granodiorite, monzonite, quartz monzonite.

syenite 10 Massive to gneissic quartz diorite, tonalite,

trondhjemite

Upper Supergroup9 9a' l imiskaming Group, 9b'' Dcstor -

F'orcupine Complex8 Ba, 8n, Hlake River Group, Bc*' * Blake

River (Upper Fm., Tisdale Group)

7 7a, 7b, Kinojevis Group, 7c Kinojevis Group,(Middle Fm., Tisdale Grout))

6 Ga Larder Lake Group, 6b Stoughton-Roquemaure Group, Gc Lower Fm,, TisdcleGroup

5 5c Porcupiie Group

Lower Supergroups4 Aa Skead Group, 4b Hunter Mine Group, 4c

Upper Fm,, Deloro Group 3 3a Catherine Group, 3c Middle Fm., Deloro

Group 2 2a Wabewawa Group, 2c Lower Fm., Deloro

Group l la Pacaud tuffs * " '

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3

The Jascan group straddles the northerly Timiskaming-

Kinojevis contact,which appears to trend southeasterly

through claim L949740 intersecting the southwestern corner of

claim L949827. Exposure in claim L949781 and western L949740

are identified by Thomson as Timiskaming group rocks. The

rock underlying claim L949827 is identified as acid

fragmental lava, agglomerate and tuff by the same author.

The most significant structural feature in the vicinity

of the Jascan claims is the Upper Canada shear, This shear

hosts the Upper Canada mine which produced 1.5 million ounces

of gold. Two notable possibilities for the extension of this

structure are under evaluation by Queenston Mining Inc.

O, D. M. map 50c describes a broad flexure in the strata

hosting the Upper Canada shear. Should this structure be an

early even in the Timiskaming the trace of the mineralized

horizon rotates through nearly 60 degrees to from 060-070

degrees at the Upper Canada to roughly 135 degrees at a

distance of lkra to the east. Should this structure be a late

event the projection of the Upper Canada shear would traverse

the Jascan claims. This possibility is further supported by

a magnetometer survey conducted in 1988 on the Upper Canada

property by Inco Limited. The magnetic signature of the

underlying rocks indicate a persistent extension of

lithologies from the mine site eastwards.

5-0 SsplQFafeienTwo days of mechanical stripping was carried out in 2

separate areas on the eastern portion of claim L949827 from

June 20 to 21, 1990 by Alex Mcintyre Limited using a John

Deere 792 backhoe with a one cubic yard bucket. The areas

were mapped and sampled on October 23, 24 and November 9,

1990, The following is a list of personnel, days and

activities on the property:

Bill McGuinty June 19, 20, 21November 9, 1990

Brad Leonard Oct 23, 24

Paul Alexander July 4, 5, 6 Si 9

Todd Morgan June 19 Si 20 July 4, 5, 6,

Stripping supervision Geological mapping, sampling, report writing

Geological mapping, sampling, report writing

Hydraulic stripping

Hydraulic stripping

29 samples were collected and sent to Swastika Labs in Swastika, Ontario for analysis of gold only. An additional 3 samples were sent to Swastika Labs for Whole Rock analysis. Results are appended to this report.

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6.0 Geology arid Gsaoiiemlsstry of stripped area

Both stripped areas are underlain by a dark green to

pink-green mafic tuff, with numerous sub-angular to

subrounded fragments up to lcm in size, but more commonly

l-3inm in size. The rock appears as a massive, hard

(silicified) chloritic fragmental unit, with moderate

pervasive carbonate and hematite alteration. There is

generally trace disseminated pyrite and minor specular

hematite stringers.

Both areas also have a major joint set trending

approximately 000 degrees and steep to vertical dips. A

second joint set trends roughly north northwest with steep to

vertical dips, and in some cases, displaces the main 080

degrees trend in both right and left handed motion xip to a

few centimeters.

Samples taken for whole rock geochemistry from both

stripped areas range in silica compositions from 54 to 56'^

Si02, have iron contents that range from 6 to just over Q'/i

Fe203, magnesium contents that range from less than 2.5% to

more than 57a MgO and titanium contents that r&nge f r Q lil less

than Q.5% and more than Q.65% TiO, When these values are

plotted on a Jensen AFM diagram, they plot in the tholeiitic

field between dacites and andesites (see accompanying AFM

plot).

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7.0 Mineralization

Mineralization in the mafic tuffs is confined to trace

to 17, fine disseminated pyrite.

In the southern portion of the stripped area, there are

numerous narrow quartz veins and veinlets up to 5cra thick,

mostly trending roughly 080 degrees along the main joint

set. The quartz is massive and white with traces of fine

pyrite and no anomalous gold values. An area of quartz

stockwork is present in the southern part of the stripped

area (see map in back pocket) with 1-2/i specular hematite and

V-2,% fine disseminated pyrite, There is one anomalous gold

value of 1310 ppb,

In the south stripped area, numerous quartz veins and

veinlets also occupy approximately the 080 degree joint set.

There are almost an equal number of quartz veins following

the north north-west joint set. Most quartz veins are

several centimeters thick, with trace to 2?i specular hematite

and 1-27, fine disseminated pyrite. There is one anomalousi

gold value of 540 ppb associated with a north north-west

trending, flat lying quartz vein in the central part of the

stripped area.

8,0 Conclusions and Recommendations

The 3 claims Jascan property is underlain regionally

Keewatin by acid fragmental agglomerates and tuffs. Two days

of mechanical stripping, geological mapping and sampling were

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perform on 2 areas on claim 949827 between mid June and mid

November 1990 in order to locate a possible strike extension

of the Upper Canada shear zone. Local geology is mapped as

silicified mafic tuffs with numerous sub-angular to

subrounded fragments up to lcra in size. Whole rock analysis

of the local geology reveals the exposed areas are underlain

by silicified tholeiitic andesites to dacites with low TiO2,

The low Ti02 values are probably the result of some subtle

alteration feature not identified in mapping, Two anomalous

gold values of 1310 and 540ppb were found from sampling,

No significant mineralization or structural indication

of an extension of the Upper Canada shear was uncovered

during the mechanical stripping program.

Due to the lack of encouraging results, no further work

is recommenced at this time.

December 1990 W. J, McGuinty

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Thompson, J. E. & Geology of Gauthier township, east

Griffis, A. T. of Kirkland Lake Area. Ontario

Department of Mines Vol L part VIII,

1941 with accompanying map 50c, Township

of Gauthier,

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CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATIONS

I, William John McGuirity of 61 McCamus Street, in the town of Kirkland Lake in the Province of Ontario,

Do hereby certify:

1. That I am a graduate of the University of Ottawa (1983)with a degree of Bachelor of Science (B Se.) with Honours in Geology,

2. That I have been practicing my profession as a Geologist and been engaged in mineral exploration since 1981.

3. That this report is based on vists to the property.

4. That I have disclosed in this report all relevant material which to the best of my knowledge might have a bearing on the viability or recomraendations to the project.

5. That I do not have, nor do I expect to receive, directly or indirectly any interest in the property reported on herein.

6. That I am exploration manager for Queenston Mining Inc.

December, 1990 V. J. McGuinty,Kirkland Lake, Ontario

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CERTIFICATE OF QUALIFICATIONS

I, Bradley C, Leonard of 2081 Sunnyside Road in the

City of Sudbury, in the Province of Ontario

Do Hereby Certify that:

1) I ara a graduate of the University of Toronto (1983) with a bachelor

of Science degree (B.Se.) with honours in geological sciences,

2) I have been practicing my profession as a geologist since 1983,

and a consultant since 1988.

3) I have no interest, directly or indirectly in the property, of

Queenston Mining Inc., nor do I expect to acquire any interest,

directly or indirectly in either of the aforementioned company, or

the property.

4) This report was prepared by me using government maps and reports;

miscellaneous data on file in the files of the resident geologist,

Ministry of Northern Development and Mines, Kirkland Lake, Ontario;

and field visits to the property.

Bradley C. Leonard B.Se. Consulting Geologist

December 1.990 Kirkland Lake, Ontario

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Sample Number85258526852785288529'8530.853185328533853485358536

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X 7 '

Technical Day* Credits

" 10.5

Lint-cutting Dayt Total Crtditt

h n s 10.5 *

No. of Dayt per Claimt Claim

1 z m,R

•try ofDevelopment

l ^

Mining ActReport of WorfK .* X(Expenditures, Subsection 77(19))

41tnstrvctfons- Plea** type or print.- Refer lo Subsection 77(19). th* Mining Ad tor assessment work

requirements and maximum credits stowed under (hi* Subsection.- Technical Reports, map* and proof of sxpsrxJtturss in duplicate

should b* submitted lo Mining Undt Section. Mineral Development and Land* Branch.

Type o* Work PerformedueocnemicaT Analysis TMeTlake Township or Ana

GauthierRecorded Holder

Queenston Mining Inc.'t Licence No.

AddrtssP. 0. Box 193, 4 AlWende Avenue, Kirkland Lake, Ontario P2N 3H7

Work Performed ByQueenston Mining Inc.

Name and Address ol Author (ol Submission)W. J. McGuinty, 4 Alwende Avenue, Kirkland Lake, Ontario P2N 3H7

Date When Work was PerformedS 11 90Pay | Mo. l Yr.

06 900*y l Mo. | Yr.

All the work was performed on Mining Claim(s): Indicate no. of days performed on each claim. 'See Note No. 1 on reverse side

Mining Claim

1949827No. of Dayt

22.2Mining Claim No. of Day* Mining Claim No. oTDayi Mining Claim No ai Dayi

Mining Claim No ol Days Mining Claim No. o) Diyt Mining Claim No. of Dayi Mining Claim

Mining Claim No. of Dayi

No of Oayi Mining Claim .No. of Days Mining Claim No of Day*

Mining Claim No of Oayt Mining Claim No of Dayi Mining Claim No. of Dayi Mining Claim No of Oayt Mining Claim No of Days

InstructionsTotal days credits may be distributed at claim holder's choice. Enter number of days credits per claim In the expenditure days credit column (below).

Calculation of Expenditure Days Credits Total Expenditures————S 333.11

Total Days Credits

Total Number ol Mining Claims Covered by this Report of Work

Mining Claims (List in numerical sequence). H space is insufficient, attach schedules with required informationMining Claim

Prefix

L

Number

949781

Expend. Days Cr.

22.2

Mining ClaimPrefix

Total Number of Days Performed

22.2

NumberExpend. Days Cr.

Mining ClaimPrefix

1 ' i

Number

ftCCE. r. r O OLit t ^

;:xs LAN

i\Jx wo l^

r ic

Total Number of Days Claimed

22.2

Expend. Days Cr.

ED90—

^~T|

Mining ClaimPrefix

SI ____

NumberExpend. Days Cr.

Total Number of Days to be Claimed at a Future Date0

Certification of Beneficial Interest 'See Note. No. 2 on reverse sidel hereby certify that, at the time the work was performed, the claims covered in this report of work were recorded in the current recorded holder's name or held under a beneficial interest by the current recorded holder. ——————^——.——.^——

Da]1790

Holder or

Certification Verifying Report of Workl hereby certify that l have a personal and intimate knowledge of the facts set forth in the Report of Work annexed hereto, having performed the work or witnessed same during and/or alter its completion and the annexed report is true.Name and Address of Person Certifying . ^ . . ..W. J. McGuinty C/0 Queenston Mining Inc., 4 AlWende Avenue, P. 0. Box 193

{per G.-Kemshall)Kirkland Lake, Ontario P2N 3H7

DateNov 13, 1990

j, By (Slgn

Received Stamp

For Office Use Only

Oale^pproved as Recorded

LARDER LAKE ; G DIVISION13 PH l 59

MCVI

TTIE

TR

32D84NW0066 2.13841 GAUTHIER aio

REF.

OWN. BY

REVISIONS DATE BY

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