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1 DIAMOND DRILLING : Montrose 42AU2SW MONTROSE Report No: is 010 WORK PERFORMED FOR: Canamax Resources inc. RECORDED HOLDER: SAME As ABOVE [x] : OTHER [ ] CLAIM No, L L HOLE No, FOOTAGE 174m m m 199m m DATE Oct/85 Oct/85 Oct/85 Oct/85 Oct/85 NOTE d) (D CD CD (D NOTES: (1) # {filed in Mat/87)

2 ON MICROFICHE (M-84-2 (M-B4-2J # on core box. ' " ~ u, w e. 1 Hole No Sheet Montr.o.se Montrose Property Township Location J QSOmE... M...m Logged By..B.,...J,...McKay _...,... Core Location...I.i.mmlns.,...Dn.ta.r.lo... Length..J 74m m... Commenced...Q.C.t.Q.be.r..J.6.., Dip: Collar Location Sketch North Bearing...202n......mm m.. completed...qc.to.be.r...l8.,,., i 7 \ B /,ro C4- i 3 mk Q -4- Etch Test Depth Rdg. True 'i/ ' ^ Dip _.. _..m. Drilling Co....S t ^...Lambert... o o ^y Objective...I.Q...t.e5.t...p.Q.S.S.lW..e...,...,... core size...b.q......,...,,...,...,,..,.,...,...,...99m v/...wes.t.ern...exte.n.s.ion...o.f.. casing Left/ Lost in Hole...none m, (p./, Golden Bounty Zone and...^ J^\ ' -^ ^ ' "No ^ Remarks """ne 'no '' e intersected a hiqhly altered sequence of volcanics and sediments locally Nv strongty brecciated and From To pyritic. Simildr to dnd Golden Bounty core. 'H X Swastika Lab. S'^P'e 1 From To Len8th A U AU AU AU --Mn. ^L, pp^ PPM PPM PPM OVERBURDEN l PYRITIC, BRECCIATED, INTERMEDIATE TUFF CHLORITIC SCHIST SERICITIC SCHIST CHLORITIC SCHIST \ "S^^f--^'^ ^ ' SERICITIC SCHIST \ ftui^.hcm O c-.' j.! ANDESITE 1 NOV L B ' ;cl SERICITIC SCHIST RECEIVED' j CHLORITIC SCHIST HEMATITIC SANDSTONE SERICITIC TUFFACEOUS SCHIST HEMATITIC SANDSTONE BRECCIATED CHLORITIC SCHIST

3 From To CONTINUED Simple No. From To Length Hole No Sheet No...l-A. -^^ HEMATITIC SANDSTONE SERICITIC TUFFACEOUS SCHIST PORPHYRITIC HEMATITIC FELSIC FLOW HEMATITIC SANDSTONE INTERMEDIATE TO MAFIC METAVOLCANICS END OF HOLE

4 Mefres From To OVERBURDEN PYRITIC, BRECCIATED INTERMEDIATE TUFF Simple No. From To Length PPM Hole NO r;.2._A... AU AU PPM PPM AU PPM - fine to medium grained, light brownish-green and white - consists of angular breccia fragments up to 3 cm across, containing sericite carbonate, pyrite (up to ID-15%) with minor quartz and chlorite. The matrix consists of quartz and carbonate- - quartz and carbonate veim'ng occurs throughout the unit. - some fractures are filled with very fine grained red silica 10.0 Core Axis * Contact core axis - 540, sharp CHLORITIC SCHIST (HIGHLY ALTERED MAFIC VOLCANICS) - medium grained, blue-grey to bluish-green. - consists of chlorite, sericite, quartz, carbonate - strongly sheared, has a talcose "greasy" feel - schistosity distorted - contains several blue-grey, clayey.fault zones, up to 30 cm thick, also extensive brecciation with well rounded fragments, up to 3 cm across pyrite trace to 5% in upper half of unit, nil below SERICITIC SCHIST - fine to medium grained, brownish-green and white - consist of sericite, quartz, carbonate, minor fuchsite, - locally tuffaceous, strongly brecciated with sub-angular fragments surrounded by a quartz-carbonate matrix

5 rort) To Sample No. From To Length Hoi* No ^ Sheet No...l...J^L ALT PPM JtPM. L CONTINUED. ; - extensive white quartz veining - disseminated pyrite up to 135, i quartz vein with wall rock fragments l quartz vein with wall rock fragments, contact, core axis = 3 5 j , CHLORITIC SCHIST j i - similar to with extensive quartz veining as in i - lower contact marked by clayey gouge zone, sharp, core axis s 4 7 i SERICITIC SCHIST j - fine to medium grained, brownish-white to pale bluish-grey, i - consists of quartz-carbonate, sericite, locally tuffaceous j - moderately developed schistosity, relatively undeformed, not brecciated as j aove units i - several talc quartz-carbonate veins l - minor amounts of disseminated pyrite in lower 3m slight reddish-brown tint to unit, possible hematite contamination core axis core axis * 4 5 contact, sharp, core axis s 6 3 ^ANDESITE - massive, medium grained, andesitic flow - scattered hai ri i ne-seams of pyrite SERICITIC SCHIST - similar to

6 x.'j 1 Irorn To Sample No. From To Length ~H Hole No.... Sheet No CONTINUED - upper contact very sharp, core axis = 4 60, marked by 4 cm band of cherty conglomerate consisting of well rounded cherty pebbles in a quartz-carbonate matrix - extensive green talc quartz veins up to 8 cm thick core axis * core axis andesitic flow, similar to above, both contact marked by shearing,: upper core axis s 64^ lower core axis s cm blue-grey fault zone fault zone, contains blue-grey, clayey gouge material with extensive dark. green chlorite - some quartz veining- CHLORITIC SCHIST (ALTERED MAFIC MATA VOLCANICS) - similar to above chloritic schists. - extensive brecciation with quartz-carbonate matrix, - disseminated pyrite up to 2/S - fragments are angular to subrounded (up to 3 cm across) cm very fine grained, hard, cherty boulder, s tee! -grey, approximately IX finely disseminated pyrite. Extensively fractured with fractures radiating to centre of boulder perpendicular to edge. Both contacts marked bv a 5mm alteration rim. Upper contact, core axis s 40, lower contact, core axis - 53

7 From To -from AU AU Hole No Sheet No CONTINUED lower contact very sharp, but irregular. Core axis Is approximately HEMATITIC SANDSTONE (MAYBE A FELSIC FLOW) - fine to medium grained, reddish-brown, quartz-feldspar sediment - colour due to hematite contamination - well fractured throughout with specularite occurring along several of the fracture planes - randomly oriented quartz veinlets present - lower contact, very sharp, core axis * SERICITIC TUFFACEOUS SCHIST - medium grained, dark green and white - consists of brecciated, sericitic and chloritic tuff fragments in a quartzcarbonate matrix - fragmnets vary in size from small (less than l cm) angular shards to sub rounded pebbles, 3cm across. A single chloritized mafic boulder, 15 cm across, is present HEMATITIC SANDSTONE (POSSIBLE FELSIC FLOW) - similar to above - disseminated pyrite up to 3-5/K, concentrated at edges of unit - upper contact is irregular, lower contact sharp, core axis s 600

8 To Sample From To Length AU _n a 14 l AU Hole No Sheet No E BRECCIATED CHLORITIC SCHIST - similar to disseminated pyrite, locally reaches 15K - lower contact gradual over 10 cm HEMATITIC SANDSTONE (POSSIBLE FELSIC FLOW) - similar to above sandstone but contains chloritic mafic shards up to 2 cm across - disseminated pyrite, T-3% - specularite occurs along some of the fractures - lower contact, sharp, core axis s 3 30 SERICITIC TUFFACEOUS SCHIST - fine to medium grained, bluish-green - consists of sericite, talc, chlorite, quartz-carbonate - soapy texture, strongly sheared, locally brecciated - trace of disseminated pyrite - lower contact gradual over 10 cm PORPHYRITIC HEMATITIC FELSIC FLOW.. - medium grained, reddish-brown, quartz feldspar unit similar to above sand stones except for S-10% feldspar phenocrysts, 3-5mm in diameter uniformily distributed. Upper contact, core axis marked by faulting..

9 From i To o - -c Sample No. From To Length Hoi. No Sheet No * ^^^-^ ^^ ^^ CONTINUED bluish-grey to.greenish-brown and white, silicified, talc schist similar to lower 30 cm of this unit is 80-90/5 silica HEMATITIC SANDSTONE - similar to above sandstone units - the first meter is fine grained and is free of chloritized shards, while the rest of the unit contain shards up to 1 cm across - disseminated pyrite up to 2# INTERMEDIATE TO MAFIC META VOLCANICS - very fine grained to medium grained, bluish-green to green, silicified meta volcanics - extensively fractured, quartz-carbonate veinlets throughout - disseminated pyrite up to 1/5 - locally variolitic END OF HOLE 't

10 Hole No. C Property ^ Township Location.. togged By. Core Locatii.3 5zi5.r.3... Sncet...i...!ontrose-l Montrose 1088 m E* 114 m N. W. MacRae,n Timmins x Ontario., m Length...'... Bearin Dip Q.! Objective.To..test the western extension of Golden Bounty Zone arid noftnefn extension of AMAX MINERALS EXPLORATION (A Division of Amax of Canada Limited) Hole No. 035-lf.. October 4, 1985 Commenced...'... Completed October 1, 1985 Drilling Co.,..,...P'of".M.i... Core Size...5Q... Casing Left/ Lost in Hole...:;?".e... Remarks This hole completed a section through the pyritic, brecciated Intermediate Tuff intersected in hole and intersected sericitic zones to the north. From 0 Footage/ " To Overburden Chloritic Schist Pyritic Brecciated, Intermediate Tuff Mafic Dyke Pyritic, Brecciated, Intermediate Tuff Chloritic Schist Sericitic Tuffaceous Schist Fragmental Chloritic Schist Fragmental Talc Chloritic Schist Interflow Tuffaceous Schist Fragmental Talc Chloritic Schist Interflow Tuffaceous Schist Ultramafic Flow Interflow Tuffaceous Schist Ultramafic Flow Interflow Tuffaceous Schist Pillowed Andesite Flows END OF HOLE D E S C R 1 P T 1 O N Dip: C :ollar... Etch 1Pest Depth Rdg. True Sample No....en 77 49"... df) " 3-5.5* From To Length \ Location Sketch \6U Non\ i 4 t S V^ Cliin nt Scale M ^ 4o. L :1000 f

11 From To ^ Overburden, Chloritic Schist - very soft BO i - highly foliated with foliation at various angles to core axis - 20/i carbonate veining - 10/6 guartz carbonate veining - generally 1 to 5"4 disseminated pyrite - from 18.1 to a massive section containing 15/6 pyrite as finely dissemin ated grains and euhedral grains up to 5 mm in size - at a 5 cm rounded unaltered fragment i Pyritic, Brecciated, Intermediate Tuff - siliceous and hard - light green-yellow in colour - fine to medium grained - stockwork guartz veining with veins and masses up to 25% of rock - dark grey section from 23.9 to to 8/6 sulphides as finely disseminated pyrite - from 30.8 to 35.3 alteration becomes a distinct light yellow-green and siliceous ' - narrow quartz veins containing red margins at 25.35, 25.40, and 28.7 Hole No Mafic Dyke - medium to fine grained with very fine grained contacts j - medium green in colour - upper contact 30 0 to core axis and lower contact 35" to core axis - 2 Cfc rafted county rock fragments Pyritic, Brecciated. Intermediate Tuff - fine grained - light yellow-green in colour - 5 to 856 sulphides as finely disseminated pyrite - lower contact 23" to core axis - appears to be an altered flow breccia i

12 l From To Chloritic Schist - dark green in colour BO - medium to fine grained 5 to 89^ quartz-carbonate as narrow veins and masses pyrite concentrations from 42.9 to / to JS Sericitic Tuffaceous Schist - medium to fine grained light gray-green to yellow-green in colour sericite alteration from to with 15?p quartz veining and up to 10/6 ^finely disseminated pyrite ^^^^. ^^ ^ ^^ intercalated, coarse and fine grained tuffs - at 47.8 foliation is 50" to core axis - coarse fragmented from 55.5 to 56.7 with fragments up to 20 cm in diameter and pyrite as masses - 3 to 5X disseminated pyrite throughout section Fragmental Chloritic Schist - dark blue-green in colour - medium to coarse grained - less than 1^ guartz veining - white mineral up to lffi of section that is glassy and up to l mm in size - fragments up to 10 cm in size from to 57.3 with masses and possible fragments of pyrite - large fragments from to to and to hetrolithic with mafic and felsic fragments - from to fragments dominate over matrix Hole No..^035-15=3. Sheet No..

13 i From To BO Hole No....Q Sheet No : i Fragmental Talc Chlorite Schist - talcose and very soft - dark green to blue green in colour - fragmental in appearance with fragments up to 8 cm across - 5?6 irregular guartz-carbonate veining Interflow Tuffaceous Schist - fine grained - gray-green in colour - 1C^ light green mica - I Cffc finely disseminated pyrite - 5j!, guartz veins up to 3 cm in width at various angles to the core - upper contact sharp at 22" to core axis and lower contact obscured by broken core - carbonate rich - minor chalcopyrite associated with guartz veins Fragmental. Tacl Chlorite Schist - similar to 89.6 to isjti talc-carbonate veining - 2 "fc disseminated pyrite Interflow Tuffaceous Schist - similar to 98.0 to

14 From J04.7 To Ultramafic Flow - very soft and massive -dark areen toj^lue-areen in colour talc-carbonate veining (irregular) i BC Hoi* No Sheet No...5. JL i Interflow Tuffaceous Schist - light gray-qreen in colour - 2^ narrow, irregular quartz veininq - 50/, very finely disseminated pyrite and chalcopyrite -lo/i light green mica - carbonate rich Ultramafic Plow - massive and very fine orained - medium green in colour - 5^ irreqular quartz-carbonate veinino - spinifex from to Interflow Tuffaceous Schist - dark green in colour - very fine grained - massive with obscure bedding 30 0 to core axis - IW pyrite as finely disseminated grains and masses - masses of pyrite at cm by 4 cm cm by 2 cm cm by 2.5 cm cm by 1.5 cm l Pillowed Andesite Flows - very fine grained - light green in colour with dark qreen pillow selvacres - minor quartz carbonate veining associated with selvaqes - 1 to 2/6 pyrite disseminated throughout section - pillow selvages spaced 15 cm to 1 m apart - up to By, irregular narrow carbonate -veins--

15 ^rom ' To BO Hole No. Sheet No END OF HOLE / \J

16 AMAX MINERALS EXPLORATION (A Division of Amax oi Canada Limited) Hole No sheet...l... Township...Montrpse... Location...,..,...1.Q48..m.E m N Logged By... -W, MacR.ae Core LocaticMI...Timmins ^.Ontario... Length T.52.m... Bearing...Q?.?:... Dip Objective To further test the stratigraphy between hole and a banded iron, formation to the riot't.!* t, Commenced...October 8, ^ Comoieted October Drilling co....^^nik Core Size...BQ... Casing Left/ Lost in Hole...None... Remarks A thick sequence of pillowed andesite flows were intersected progressing into a chert and graphite horizon. From Footage/ To D E S C R 1 P T I O N Dip:( Etch " ""nllar J^ Test Depth Rdg. True " 46" " 37 0 Sample No. From To Length S Location Sketch North 7 ^ s V J/ \tt Clain il,0 L Scale 1: Overburden Pillowed Andesite Flows Quartzite Pillowed Andesite Flows Hematitic Sandstone Brecciated Chloritic Schist Chert Graphite Arkose END OF HOLE - -

17 Hole No....m.-?-±r^.?H "- - -" A 1^" Sheet No.. from To O Overburden Sample No. From To Length Au PPM Pillowed Andesite Flows - fine grained BO - light gray-green in colour - up to 5Ya irregular quartz-carbonate veining - l to 2aA pyrite usually associated with pillow selvages - amygdules filled with carbonate and quartz from 31.5 to pyrite concentrations up to 15^ at cm cm cm cm cm cm cm cm cm - possible fine grained massive tuff unit from to with 1^ disseminated pyrite - rubbly and possible fault from to banded interflow sediment from to 81.8 with l cm bands of py on both contacts that are 40" to core axis - breccia from 92.5 to 93.7 with contacts gradational -pink-white mineral in selvages from 87.4 to rubbly from to to and to Quartzite - light gray in colour - massive and fine cnrained - hard - 5/6 irregular quartz veining - l to 2'fc finely disseminated pyrite

18 Hole No.... Sheet No... roin To Pillowed Andesite Flows - similar to 13.4 to BO - interflow sediment from to and to with disseminated pyrite Sample No. From To Length Au PPM Hemati tic Sandstone -light gray to gray-pink in colour - very fine grained - massive and very hard - 20^ of a white, glassy f angular, mineral as up to 0.5 mm grains over 80/6 of section - minor disseminated pyrite - some pyrite as euhedral grains up to l mm in size St scattered as 10 cm patches throughout the section - several dark irregular shale bands up to 2 cm with some containing pyrite Brecciated Chlorite Schist - chloritic fine grained matrix with blocks of banded chert up to 10 cm in diameter - 50/6,of section is fragments with fragments increasing in size to /6 pyrite as isolated concentrations at and.22.5, Chert - very fine grained and hard - light and dark gray bands up to 5 cm in width - beds at various angles to core axis - up to 5^ pyrite as isolated narrow beds and concentrations - darker bands contain graphite

19 Hole No....P.3..5r.i. Sheet No....A... From To Graphite - black in colour - soft and rubbly chert - 20^ pyrite as beds and rounded nodules at 'fc of core lost Sample From To Length Au DDM Arkose -dark gray in colour - medium grained - fragments up to l mm in size - up to 5% finely disseminated pyrite - very fine grained with l0^ narrow graphite beds from to End of Hole -(lv f X 7 psr\r

20 ' ' (M-84-1) Hole No Hole No. Q L... Sheet...J... Property Mont ro s er l,... Township Montrose Location 365m E 140m S Logged By...Bry.a.n...Mc.Kay...,..,,...,...,,,... Core Location...T.iMU.riS... Remarks... Length...J..?,?^...,...,... Dip objective...io,,t.es.t...s.howing..l.l,...,... commenced...q.c.tob.er...l2., completed..oc.tober...l.6.,.., ,...,.., Drilling co...s.t...lanib.er.t... Core Size..BQ Casing Left/ Lost in Hole...JlOJlft... Dip: Collar ,. Location SJ&fk^" 0'0'^ North...J.O.O...r.47^ ^ IX \BL /f V 0*S-lS-\ N ^ ^ cuin-no. L L Scale: 1:1000 From To D E S C R I P T I Swastika Results O N Sample From To Le"8th AU AU AU l AU No. PPM PPM PPM 1 PPM OVERBURDEN CHLORITIC SCHIST 11.5, 43.0 SERICITIC SCHIST " BRECCIATED SEDIMENTS SERICITIC FUCHSITIC SCHIST SERICITIC TUFF i HEMATITIC SANDSTONE SERICITIC TUFFACEOUS SCHIST \ t l HEMATITIC SANDSTONE SERICITIC TUFFACEOUS SCHIST INTERMEDIATE TO MAFIC METAVOLCANICS END OF HOLE l ft A A A A A

21 From To OVERBURDEN Hole No.. Sheet No CHLORITIC SCHIST (POSSIBLE ALTERED MAFIC VOLCANICS) - medium grained, black to dark green, predominantly chlorite with minor quartz,carbonate, exhibits a soapy texture. - occasional randomly oriented quartz veinlets - disseminated pyrite, less than ^ - sheared throughout badly broken core tuffaceous section, medium grained, bluish-grey, sericite, quartz, carbonate, sheared SERICITE SCHIST - fine to medium grained, bluish-grey - sericite, carbonate, quartz, minor chlorite - locally brecciated with angular and rounded fragments - sheared throughout, soapy texture - schistosity distorted - disseminated pyrite and scattered blebs up to 5mm across pyrite enriched, 51 A core axis = pyrite enriched, 3-5J5 A fault zone, clayey gouge material, blue-grey, lower edge core axis - 70

22 From To - Hole No CONTINUED brownish-green and white, increase in sericite content. Contains brecciated fragments up to l cm across in a quartzcarbonate matrix BRECCIATED SEDIMENTS cm, coarse grained quartz vein contact marked with a 2cm quartz vein, core axis = 7 5 C with hairline pyrite seam at upper edge - trace of fuchsite - fine grained, grey and brownish-grey, siliceous matrix with very fine grained black (mudstone) fragments varying from sand to boulder size - largest fragments are angular and equidimensional. They exhibit very fine grained graded bedding that is microfolded and microfaulted and may contain pyrite seams along faults and fractures - the smaller fragments, l-2cm across, are slightly rounded with axial ratios of 4:1 - the smallest fragments, less than lcm, are equidimensional and are angular. These smaller fragments impart a crude foliation (bedding) to the unit, approximately to the core axis - matrix contains Py seams and veinlets, and disseminated pyrite, amounts vary from l - WU, - the upper 1.0m contains several rounded cherty fragments Sxlcm, that may contain pyrite - occasional cherty fragments throughout unit - scattered interbeds of above schist unit occur but are less than 20cm thick, 5-15JS Py - fuchi ste is present in matrix below 90.0m - quartz-carbonate veins, up to l-2cm thick throughout - pyrite in matrix varies up to 5-10%

23 From To Hole No J SERICITIC FUCHSITIC SCHIST - medium grained, bluish-grey, green, and white - strongly sericitic fragments with quartz-carbonate matrix with wisps of green fuchsite - disseminated pyrite up to 5f0 SERICITIC TUFF - medium grained, browns i h-green and white - locally very siliceous, locally strongly sheared and exhibits a talcose soapy texture, schistosity distorted - schistosity distorted and crenulated - siliceous sections contains up to 2/S pyrite while sericitic sections contain 13. or less pyrite fault zone, green s h -white, clayey gouge material HEMATI TIC SANDSTONE - massive, medium grained, pinkish-brown, siliceous feldspathic sediment - randomly fractured with carbonate along the fractures - contains rounded chloritic fragments less than lcm across, about SERICITIC TUFFACEOUS SCHIST - similar to above schist, locally tuffaceous - occasional fine grained cherty units, brownish-white to brownish-green interbedded with blue-grey talcose schist units - contacts gradual

24 To Hole No ^.. Sheet No...S.. ka CONTINUED - pyrite content varies from nil to 5/S HEMATITIC SANDSTONE - similar to sandstone above - carbonate throughout, disseminated pyrite, locally to 25S - occasional coarse grained quartz vein, with white carbonate, up to 10cm thick - also random quartz and pink carbonate veinlets - chloritic fragments, rounded, some with pyrite, up to 15cm across, total content about 5?0 SERICITIC TUFFACEOUS SCHIST - similar to above schist - disseminated pyrite, up to S-5%, concentrated in epoditized greyish-green members medium grained, pink carbonate and quartz vein with assimilated wall rock fragments INTERMEDIATE TO MAFIC METAVOLCANICS - fine to medium grained, green and bluish-grey, carbonatized metavolcanics - upper contact gradual - disseminated pyrite about 15K - minor quartz-carbonate veinlets throughout - unit locally brecciated END OF HOLE

25 AMAX MINERALS EXPLORATION (A Division of Amax oi Canada Limited) Hole No Hole No. Property Township Location Logged By. Core Locati( sheet...i... Montrose-1 Montrose 900 m E 035 m N.."...MacEse... jn...timmin.s.)...ojrj.t.arlo... Length..., m Bearing...P.?? Dip...-5.P.0... Objective To...extend. the. pyri tic.. brecciated tuff to the west Commenced...October 17, Completed...Qctober...^.^...!^.?...,. Drilling Co....Dorninik......,... Core Size...BQ... Casing Left/ Lost in Hole...Npne Remarks A series of chloritic and serecitic schists intercalated with sandstones, greywackes and conglomerate were intersected. Dip:( :ollar "... Etch ' Pest Depth Rdg. True m 54" 45" m 50" 41" S Location Sketch X NA- No rth / s. BNn L :1000 From Footage/ To D E S C R 1 P T 1 O N Sample No. From To Length * Overburden Sericitic Tuffaceous Schist Chloritic Schist Brecciated Felsic Tuff Sericite Schist Greywacke Conglomerate Chloritic Schist Talc Chlorite Schist Greywacke Hematitic Sandstone Greywacke Hematitic Sandstone Chert Talc Chlorite Schist Hematitic Sandstone Greywacke END OF HOLE

26 Hole No.. Sheet No """2" front To 3.9 Overburden Sample From To Length Au Sericitic Tuffaceous Schist -^predominantly green-yellow in colour - very hard - 10% irregular Quartz veins and masses finely disseminated pyrite and 5^ pyrite as masses and beds associated with intense alteration rusty brown weathering at cm, cm and cm Chloritic Schist - dark green in colour - vague banding in places quartz-carbonate veining^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^ ^^^^ rusty brown weathering at cm, cm, cm and cm 3% disseminated^jyrite and 3fc pyrite as masses and beds associated with quartz-carbonate veininq and wispy yellow-green sericite alteration -from 18.9 to 26.0 intensity of alteration increases with associated increase in pyrite to - darker green in colour from to Brecciated Felsic Tuff light gray-green in colour fragmental in appearance with rounded and angular fragments up to 5 cm in size from 88.5 to graphite as wispy beds and in places matrix to fragments - up to 3# pyrite as finely disseminated grains and euhedral grains up to l mm in size quartz as narrow, irregular veins

27 Hole No. Sheet No """""" To Simple No. ^ Sericite Schist -light green in colour with patches and wisps of yellow green sericite - fine grained - up to 2 'fc pyrite as finely disseminated grains quartz-carbonate as irregular veins - very fine grained from to and dark green in colour - 7 cm rounded mass of marcasite at from to ?^ marcasite as rounded nodules and masses of nodules -from to a coarse fragmental unit containing clasts of sericitic material and wisps of sericitic material in matrix and 10^ qnarty. vmning - from to predominantly a sericitic altered zone From To Length Au PPM Greywacke - light gray-green in colour - medium grained - 3 to 5/1^ finely disseminated pyrite irregular, narrow guartz veining

28 Prom To Sample From Conglomerate-^^-^ - ^^^ ^^^ ^ ^- - variable colour from light green to dark green - from to a quartz rich zone containing 60/6 apple green fragments - 10?b apple green coloured zones ^^-^^^^^ pyrite as finely disseminated and masses -5 cm chert pebble at frornjl36.jjto "]!* j asperlitic pebbles up to 5 mm in size To Length Au Hole No. Sheet No "" ""T" J Chloritic Schist - dark green in colour - massive to foliated narrow irregular quartz-carbonate veining to 3^ pyrite as concentrates in scattered beds and finely disseminated - from to a coarse grained section that is light pink-gray in colour and 5 'fc finely disseminated pyrite - from to a light orav-pink zone of medium grained material with 3*^ finely disseminated ovrite Talc Chlorite Schist - has a fragmental appearance - dark green in colour - soft and talcose - highly foliated and contorted -minor pyrite with up to 1/6 in places irregular guartz veining - apple green alteration with 70# quartz from to Greywacke - dark green in colour^ - massive to slightly foliated - medium grained narrow, irrecrular guartz-carbonate veining Hematitic Sandstone - light gray-pink in colour - massive -fragments up to 2 mm in size ( 10^ of unitt - appears to be coarser grained at bottom" -up to 1/6 very finely disseminated pyrite

29 From To i Greywacke - similar to to From T Length AU 1 0 VI-..., nnu Hoi* No Sheet No Hematitic Sandstone - similar to to but pinker in colour - 3 cm quartz veins at Chert - very siliceous from to ^ mixed 11IJ-.A. V-^4. chert V^i l \-~±. L. and O.J. l\j. talcose m-iv^^/fcj^ material 11 M-*. v^s-j-^-*^-*- from -*- -*- ^^' " *- '^ to a,dark gray-blue in colour and very hard - up to 3^ pyrite Talc Chlorite Schist - similar to 153^2 to itir Sandstone - similar to to r* r. i M Greywacke - similar to to END OF HOLE

30 Natural f Work Resources,. OT vvork Minii Marne and Postal Address of Recorded Holder Canamax Resources Inc 42A82SW MONTROSE 255 Algonquin Blvd. West, Tiitinins, Ontario, P4N 2R8 Summary of Work Performance and Distribution of Credits Total Work Days Cr. claimed 3200 for Performance of the following work. (Check one only) ~T-\ 3 l ^ 900 Q Manual Work Qshaft Sinking Drifting or other Lateral Work. Q Com pressed Air, other Power driven or mechanical equip. Stripping foiamond or other Core drilling D Land Survey All the work was performed on Mining Claim(s): L ( ,3,4); L ( fit ) Required Information eg: type of equipment, Names, Addresses, etc. (See Table Below) Hole NO. Township: Coordinates: Dip: Azimuth: Commenced: Completed: Length: Drilled by: Logged by: Montrose 365iriE; 140mS October 12, 1984 October 16, m St. Lanbert Bryan McKay Montrose 1080mE; 125mN October 164: c- ; October 18,.1984,; 174m : ii f ~ St. Lambert Montrose 1088mE; 114mN r c:-7- i-^ October 4 Bryan Mc ay NuV l f&fctoer ' " ' / G^ Certification Verifying Report of Work ^000 J Date of Report September 22/86 orth In the Report of Work annexed hereto, having performed the work or witnessed same during and/or after its completion and the annexed report is true. Name and Postal Address of Person Certifying Bryan McKay, 255 Algonquin Blvd. West, Tiimins, Ontario, P4N 2R8 Date Certified September 22/86 Table of Information /Attachments Required by the Mining Recorder Type of Work Specific Information per type Other Information (Common to 2 /\ Cert! Sed by (Signature) 1 3 -/ikol r / or ml re type*) Attach menu Manual Work Shaft Sinking, Drifting or other Lateral Work Compressed air, other power driven or mechanical equip. Power Stripping Diamond or other core drilling Type of equipment Nil Type of equipment and amount expended. Note: Proof of actual cost must be submitted within 30 days of recording. Signed core log showing; footage, diameter of core, number and angles of holes. Names and addresses of men who performed manual work/opereted equipment, together with dates and hours of employment. Names and addresses of owner or operator together with dates when drilling/stripping done. Work Sketch: these are required to show the location end extent of work In relation to the nearest claim post. Work Sketch (as above) in duplicate Land Survey Name and address of Ontario land surveyer. Nil - - Ml 768 (81/3)

31 Ontario Ministry of Natural Res Report of Work Canamax Resources Inc Mining Act Instructions - Supply required data on a separate form for each type of work to be recorded (see table below). - For Geo-technical work use form no, 1362 "Report of Work (Geological, geophysical. Geochemical and Expenditures)". Pros pector't Licence No. T Algonqiiin Fflvd. West-, THmmines On-t-avln pdjq into ; ' ' -- - Summary of Work Performance and Distribution of Credits Total Work Day Cr. claimed for Performance of the following work. (Check one only) [^Manual Work Qshaft Sinking Drifting or other Lateral Work. Q] Compressed Air, other Power driven or mechanical equip. Q Power Stripping j Diamond or other Core drilling l Land Survey All the work was performed on Mining Claim(s): Required Information eg: type of equipment, Names, Addresses, etc. (See Table Below) Hole No.: Township: Coordinates: Dip: Azimuth: Commenced: Completed: Length: Drilled by: Logged by: Montrose 1048mE; 201iriN October 8, 1985 October 16, m St. Lambert W. MacPae Montrose 900mE; 035mN October 17, 1985 October mJ ^ "X.^l.AicF St. Lambert, p? f.. * r. ^.. W. MacHaej]) - :9 is l/ ty (f '" Date of Report Certification Verifying Report of W Sop4-omVvsy 97/flfi l hereby certify that l have a personal and intimate Imnwlnrlnn forth in the Report of Work annexed hereto, having performed the work or witnessed seme during and/or after its completion and the annexed report is true. Name and Postal Address of Person Certifying TVrvan,T Mr-Tfav 9 R R Al lin RlvH Table of Information l Attachments Required by the Mining Recorder Type of Work Specific information per type I P4M Data Certified September 22/86 Other information (Common tosjbr more types) Attachments Manual Work Shaft Sinking, Drifting or other Lateral Work Compressed air, other power driven or mechanical equip. Power Stripping Diamond or other core drilling Type of equipment Nil Type of equipment and amount expended. Note: Proof of actual cost must be submitted within 30 days of recording. Signed core log showing; footage, diameter of core, number and angles of holes. Names and addresses of men who performed manual work/operated equipment, together with dates and hours of employment. Names and addresses of owner or operetor together with dates when drilling/stripping done. Work Sketch: these ara required to show the location and extent of work In relation to the nearest claim post. Work Sketch (as above) in duplicate 1.nH Cllrlrau Nit Nil

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