32E04SE0035 - Geology Ontario

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3.2 Property History
In 1965 Canadian Javelin Ltd. carried out ground
horizontal loop
electromagnetic surveys
over a grid on the northeast edge of the
property and drilled 9 diamond drill holes to test anomaly No.
A-4 in Abbotsford and Adair Townships. The anomaly was caused by
massive to disseminated pyrrhotite in felsic tuffs.
Canadian Superior Explorations Limited in 1966 carried out
vertical-loop E.M. on a faulted extension of anomaly No. A-6, A-
10 five miles to the northwest. Three diamond drill holes
encountered pyrrhotite-pyritized iron formation in a felsic to
intermediate pyroclastic within a package of basaltic flows.
Gold Hill Resources Inc. in 1984 explored the extension of
Anomaly No. A-4 in Adair Township with two diamond drill holes.
Rave Resources Inc. in 1989 explored the extension of Anomaly No.
A-4 and adjacent anomalies in Abbotsford and Adair Townships by
power stripping, channel sawing, sampling, overburden drilling
and diamond drilling.
In 1988 the Seal River Explorations Limited property was flown by
Aerodat Limited using a combined helicopter borne magnetic and