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REPORT O N DIAMOND DRILL PROGRAM
F o r FIVE M RESOURCES, I N C .
D I K CLAIM Sayward, Vancouver I s l a n d
Vancouver, B. C . January 9 , 1981
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By : E . P , Sheppard , P.Eng. C o n s u l t i n g G e o l o g i s t
E, P. SHLPPARD. P . mo.
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION D R I L L I N G PROGRAM CONCLUSIONS
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A P P E N D I X R e f e r e n c e s D.D. Plan Scale: 1=1000
D.D. Sect ions A s s a y C e r t i f i c a t e
D.D. Logs: 80-1, 2 , 3 , S-4, 5 I I II
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E. P. SHCPPARD, 1. -0.
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REPORT ON DIAMOND DRILL PROGRAM
For FIVE M RESOURCES, I N C .
I N T R ODUC T I ON A diamond d r i l l program cons i s t ing o f 1500 f t . o f
BQ wi re l ine core w a s completed during December 1-15, 1980 on the D I K claim, Sayward, Vancouver I s land .
The program w a s undertaken as a follow-up o f a l imi t ed magnetometer survey, geological mapping, and s o i l sampling o f a por t ion of the property optioned by the Company i n February 1980.
and limestone volcanic contac ts i n C l a i m D I K . Great care The work was l a i d out t o explore skarn showings
was taken t o prevent muddy water being poured i n t o the Upper Adam River and a m i n i m u m o f bulldozing was ca r r i ed 1
out t o prevent damage t o the main logging road of MaCMillan Bloedel, Ltd.
turnoff on Highway 1 9 , along the Upper Adam Main Logging Road, and s t r a d d l e s the Upper ,Adam River. Access to t he property i s by t h i s logging road.
The D I K claim i s loca ted 7 km from the Wosk Lake
DRILLING PROGRAM The d r i l l i n g was done by the D. J . D r i l l i n g Co . ,
Ltd. o f Surrey, B.C. The d r i l l used w a s a BBS-l7A, BQ wire l ine . Two 12-hour s h i f t s were run. A Cat was secured i n Campbell River which w a s moved i n on December 3rd t o c l e a r access roads for the two setups. Storms held up de l ive ry o f the d r i l l i n g equipment which a r r ived on the 4 t h ' and the crew a r r ived t h e next day.
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DRILLING PROGRAM - cont. -2
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No. 1 setup. Located at 10,000N and 5OOOE, on a strip of land not more than 100 ft. wide between the river and the road, on the west side of the road. Three holes were drilled from this site: 80-1, 80-2, 80-3, for a total of 1032 feet. No. 2 setup. Laid out at 10,118N and 5OOOE. Drill holes S - 4 , S-5, for a total of 681 feet.
Total drilled: 1713 feet. Dip of holes had to be changed to -70' and -65' on
account of nearness to the river and difficulty in collar- ing s-4 and s-5.
Drilling stopped on December 14th and the equipment was moved out on December 15th and 16th.
The core was moved to Campbell River. A core splitter was obtained and the core was re-logged and split wherever mineralization showed sufficient widths to warrant sampling. 1 9 samples were split for a tokal length of 97.4 feet.
values obtained. Drill holes are plotted in sections.
consisting of rusted gossan type outcrops and the con- tact between Karmutsen volcanics and limestone. A drift had been driven earlier beneath this showing and mapped and sampled. (See Fig. 2, Geology of Underground Work- ings) Low copper, significant gold, and low silver values are shown on the map. DDH 80-1: Dip-70°W. Gave mineralization from 25.6' to 35.0', but only insignificant values in Cu, gold and silver, approximating surface samples. This mineralization occurred at the contact of limestone and Karmutsen volcanics; mostly in fractured volcanics, the remainder along the contact. No further mineralization of any significance occurred in this
Logs are appended showing location of samples and
The first site was located over a strong showing
hole.
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Drilling Program - cont. -3
r DDH 80-2: Dip -65'. Mineralization at limestone-volcanic contact, 26.0-29.0' gave extremely low results. Second occurrence at 35.0-38.0', in fractured volcanics. Similar to above. DDH 80-3: Bearing W, dip -65' Mineralized from limestone contact at 29.0-53.0' in Karmutsen volcanics. Gave very low values. This was the last hole drilled in No. 1 setup.
marked "e" on the map. This anomaly was directly over the drilling and could be ascribed to the mineralization shown in the skarn outcrop and/or the mineralization in the adit below. Geochemical values must be disregarded owing to soil disturbance by logging road construction and trans- portation by water runoff.
slope, thus hole angles were increased to -65'. DDH S-4: from 240'-244' i n fractures in broken Karmutsen; 278'-283' in Karmutsen volcanic-limestone contact. Results were negligible.
was lost by casing to 3 7 ' . DDH S-5: Scattered mineralization showed from 214'-291'. is shown on log. Mineralization ended at 291'. The lower limestone-Karmutsen volcanics contact results were too low to be mentioned.
This site centered on a VLF-EM anomaly whilch could not have been caused by deep-seated mineralization, as shown in DDH S-5. The most likely explanation is a sheared and broken contact between limestone and Karmutsen volcanics.
The geophysical survey showed a small VLF-EM anomaly
The second site was started in overburden on a steep
Bearing S 80W, dip -65'. Cut weak mineralization '
The upper limestone-Karmutsen volcanics contact
Bearing N 7OoW, Dip collar -65 ' , casing to 35'. Sampling
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E. C. SHIPPARD. c. me.
Drilling Program - cont. -4
..-- The assaying was done by Acme Analytical Labora-
tories, Ltd. of Vancouver.
CONCLUSIONS The five-hole drilling program carried out on the
DIK claim intersected two layers of limestone in contac$ with Karmutsen volcanics and also indicated the presence of a fold along the direction of the Adam River.
to the assay office and the remainder returned to the box.
were negligible.
drill site could have been caused by massive chalco- pyrite, pyrite mineralization alongside skarn outcrops on surface. The northern anomaly, over the No. 2 drill site may be ascribed to sheared contacts and water-filled fractures in the Karmutsen. The weak mineralization found ' in the drill holes did nothing to explain the presence of the EM anomalies.
It is concluded that this portion of the DIK claim
Core showing mineralization was split; half sent
The mineralization was very weak and assay values
The geophysical anomaly located over the No. 1
does not warrant further work.
Vancouver, B. C . January 9 , 1981
E. Percy Sheppard, P.Eng. Consulting Geologist
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Appendix
REFERENCES
G. A . Noe l , P .Eng . : SUMMARY REPORT, GEOLOGICAL & GEOCHEMICAL SURVEY, D I K PROPERTY June 1980
David G . Mark: GEOPHYSICAL REPORT, VLF-EM SURVEY
L.S .Trenholme, P.Eng. : REPORT O N ADAW RIVER GOLD October 7 , 1980
PROSPECT, July 31, 1980
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Finished ................... !...... ....... ......................... Bearing ...................................................... 410 w Location ............... . 9b .Kd ... :.. ....... Elevation .......... .?.&.%Jat. ...... .h?+ .&fi..#... ....... Dept. .. .&..4!.40..&?.. ...........
Dip at Collar ... ............. Hor. Comp. ........................ Ver. Comp. ........................
Logged by ...................................................................... C P 5 Purpose of Hole ....................................................................................................................................................................................... I, n n
Distance DESCRIPTION
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DIAMOND DRILL SAMPLIHG RECORD 5 9fl w 4 5 Started ................... ....................................... Bearing ........................................................ Dip at Collar .................... Hor. Comp. ........................ Ver. Comp. ........................
Finished Location ......... &.6..c!..-..:... .............. Elevaaon ..... 3.&? ............ Lat. .&?L.!&? ..... c! .......... Dept. K+?.f.E .............. I
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Logged by .. ...;C... ....... f. ................................................ .......................................................................................................................................................................................
Distance I DESCRIPTION Analysis
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PROGRESSIVE TOTALS
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DIAMOIYD DRILL SAMPLING RECORD w9 - La" Bearing ........................................................ Dip at Collar .................... Hor. Comp. ........................ Ver. a m p . ........................
h a t i o n ........... 3 l!K .... ct .............. Elevation .&!6? ..Lat. ..Ln ,... dC?5...!?! Dept. . .5.&Ok!! ........ ..... ...... .............
Logged by ................................................................... $f 5 . Purpose of Hole .......................................................................................................................................................................................
Sample 1 DESCRIPTION N ~ . From TO L Analysis
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DOH 80-2 B E A R I N G S45W
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E. PERCY SHEPPARD, P.ENC CONSULTING GEOLOGIST
1606-M, 1600 Beach Ave. Vancouver, B . C . , V 6 G 1 Y 7 March 3, 1981
Five M Resources Inc. 3437 S t . Mary's Ave. North Vancouver, B.C.
RE: Diamond D r i l l Programs D I K C l a i m Vancouver I s land
Gent1 emen :
I n December 1980 a 5-hole d r i l l i n g program was ca r r i ed out on the D I K claim. The holes were loca ted on the a and e anomalies ind ica ted by the geophysical survey.
volcanic l imestone contac t , where skarn was found on sur- face , and good minera l iza t ion i n a shor t a d i t below the sur face showing. Three holes were d r i l l e d f r o m t h i s s e t - up i n a f a n pa t t e rn . Each hole cu t minera l iza t ion c lose ' t o surface but the remainder of t h e core lengths proved barren.
The second set-up, 100 m nor th , 10,00ON, 5OOOE,
These holes were designed t o cu t t h e Karmutsen
d r i l l e d through weak p y r i t i z a t i o n but found no copper, gold o r s i l v e r .
T h i s d r i l l i n g proved t h a t sulphide mineraliza- t i o n cu t a t sur face does no t continue with depth.
ou t i n 1981 as fol lows:
e a s t s ide o f A d a m River Road.
I t is proposed t h a t diamond d r i l l i n g be ca r r i ed
Hole #1 - On anomaly d. Located a t 5OOOE, 9300N, on
20 m due E a s t f r o m edge of road 7 m South of Lois Culver t E leva t ion of c o l l a r , 3z5 m Bearing: Due E , d ip 50 Horizontal components: 70 m Ver t i ca l Length of ho le , 110 m
85 m (1
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To ACME ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES LTD.
Assaying & Trace Analysis E. Percy Sheppard, P. Eng. Consulting Geologist, Telephone:253 - 3158 1606 M 1600 Beach Ave., Vancouver, B.C. V6G 1Y7
: 852 E. Hartmgr S t , Vancouver, B .C . V6A 1R6
Fae No. -_ -%kls&% ______ mpe of Samples -_LQCfL-_-
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Hole #2 - On anomaly c. Located a t 4918E, 9514N, 20 m West of Adam River Road. Nearest water a t r i v e r , 40 m West.
Contingent upon the r e s u l t s from these two holes , addi t iona l ho les could be d r i l l e d from t h e same set-ups.
Yours t ru ly . I .
E . Percy Sheppard, P.Eng.
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statement of Expendl * tme.5
1500 feet of B Q wireline drilling @ $24 /foot
Bulldozer - site preparation and reclamtion
Assays
Mobilisation Acccsrodation ahd Meals
@olcgical Supervision and Report
36,000.00
5,350.00
228.00
227.00 5,849.00
5,322 .OO
99 d O N
