Lakehead University Geology - Journal Yearbook (Thunder Bay, Ontario Canada)

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AilAA • MULTINATIONAL MINING COMPANY • FACING TOMORROWS CHALLENGES If youngfolkstoday are looking for CAREERS WITH A CHALLENGE — with social responsibility — - with service to their fellowmen — they need not look further (than the mining industry). The mining industry faces serious challenges in the coming decades in meeting its basic RESPONSIBILITIES and fulfilling itsOBLI- GATIONS to protect environmental values. The very foundation of the standards that all PEOPLE seek to achieve is based on a grow- ing and adequate supply of MINERALS. I K MacGregor Chairman and Chief Executive Officer American Metal Climax. Inc AMAX activities include the exploration, development, mining, smelting, refining and processing of nearly half the metals in the periodic tables. Group IA 1 1 A NIB IV.B VB VIB VlIB VIII IB IIB IMA IVA 1 H Hydrogen t 00797 3 ? Li 6 939 m 4 S Be Beryllium 9 0122 5 I B Boron 10 811 6 l C CaAon , 12 0i» ' 5 11 l Na ' Sodium 22 9898 12 I Mg 2 Magnesium 24 312 13 ; 14 I Si S.i.con 28 086 19 1 k ; R©»9 Viim 39 102 20 i Ca f Calcium ' 40 08 21 I Sc 1 Scandium 44 956 22 I Ti 47 90 ° 23 | ' VsMdrum 50 942 24 i Cr T Chromium 51 996 25 l Mn ' 1 Manganese 54 9380 26 1 F© It 65847 . 27 l Co 1 Coball 58 9332 - 3 8 l Ni T Nicker 5871 29 I Cu ' ? CoBoe- 83 54 30 I Zn S ■2-tc 65 37 31 f Ga ’5 69 ’2° 32 2 Ge ’• N? 59 3 37 I Rb S Rubidium 85 47 38 S Sr ' S 2 87 62 ' 39 l Y ’| 88 90S 40 l Zr is 2 Zwcorasm 9122 41 I Nb If Niobium 92 906 42 f Mo If MolyO 95 94 43 l Tc If Techne- 2 (991 44 | Ru If Ruth4ru ,m 48 i Rh If Rhodium 102 905 TeT Pd {? --RaMadmn. 1064 47 S Ag IS 107 870 AS 2 Cd |f Cadmium 2 11240 49 i In li! 1 1482 50 | Sn IS 4 T.rt M8 69 55 l cs is 8 Cesium l 132 905 56 l Ba !i 8 Barium 2 137 34 57-71 lanthanide Series- 72 1 Hf « 10 H»fr»urn 2 17849 73 l Ta Jf Tantalum 2 180 948 74 l W WoM.amo. 12 T.mgsier 2 183 85 75 f Re if 13 Rhenium 7 186 2 76 i ° S If Osmium 2 190 2 77 i ,r If - 15 Indium ? «•?. 78 I Pt IS ’« Platinum 2 195 09 . 79 s Au IS 18 GoM 1 -196 967 80 i Hg IS 18 Men wry 7 700 59 81 i TI IS . 04 J - 82 j. Pb IS 18 iwd 4 20719 07 I Fr ;s 18 F rnnclum 8 1223) 1 88 l Ra j; 18 Rntlium 8 1227) 2 89 l Ac IS 18 Actinium 9 (227) 2 90 I Th JS 19 Thorium 9 232038 2 91 I Pa JS Protac- 20 tinium 9 (231) 2 92 l U 21 Uranium 9 93 f Np 3 Neplun- 22 ium 9 (237) 2 94 f Pu II Pluton- 23 Ium 9 (242) 2 95 f Am Jf Amori- 24 cium 9 (243) 2 96 Cm IS 25 Curium 9 (245) 2 97 l Bk JS Berko- 26 hum 9 -(249) 2 98 i Cf IS Califor- 28 (249) 2 99 i Es IS Einstein- 29 ium 8 (254) 2 100 s Fm IS 30 (252) ' 2 AAAAK EXPLORATION, INC. A SUBSIDIARY OF AMERICAN METAL CLIMAX, INC. Canadian Offices in TORONTO, KIRKLAND LAKE, TIMMINS, WINNIPEG, KAMLOOPS, VANCOUVER 42

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3 rd YEAR Patrick Fung Interests: Geochemistry Experience t Ontario Department of Mines - Mapping Research Assistant at Lakehead University Ed Grootenboer Interests: Exploration Geology Experience : Seven years employed in all phases of exploration geology Joe Kasarda Interests; Mapping and Structural Geology Experience: Ontario Department of Mines 1969 Conwest Exploration Co. Ltd. 1970 Allan Chan Interests ' Ore deposits Experience: Mapping, geophysics, geochemistry, claim staking with Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd. Brent Paske Interests: Structural Geology Experience : 2 years mapping with the Ontario Department of Mines John F. Scott Interests: Mineralogy, Petrology Experience : Varied, in North Western Ontario 44