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Part 1 of 1, 1930
Part 1 of 1, 1930

Stuart Lake Agency - Lejac Residential School - Cadet Corps Band, 1930
National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation

1930
Document
Related School
Lejac (BC)
Description
RG10: School Series. The School Files Series from RG-10 (Record Group 10) contains records relating to the administration of Indian residential schools and education in Canada between 1879 and 1953.
Curatorial comment
Cadet Corps files contain information on various recreational programming at schools. In most cases the records primarily relate to requests to establish and outfit brass bands, but often also include discussion of Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, Red Cross Junior, and other Cadet Corps training.

This file consists of one letter from the school principal stating that they are unable to establish a branch of the Canadian Red Cross Junior.

More Information

Record type
File
Series:
School Series
Record group:
RG10
Microfilm Reel:
C-8770
Volume:
6446
File Number:
881-17
Part:
File Part : 1
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National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation
https://archives.nctr.ca/2056024
University of British Columbia Libraries
http://resolve.library.ubc.ca/cgi-bin/catsearch?bid=3045703

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