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VT R177.3 Chapter 4

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ca 1921

Nation Building in Saskatchewan: 'The Ukrainians' - Chapter Four (Silent Film)

"The rural school of Lost Lake, near Hafford, was seen as a community centre. Several activities were held for the children such as sewing, picnics, and field days. These events were all designed to encourage the integration of the students into Canadian society."

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Reference Number:	VT R177.3 Chapter 4
Media Type:	video
Notes:	Length: 4 min. 24 sec.
Keywords:	Schools; Hafford; Lost Lake; Picnics; Field Days; Students

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	R-B158-1		01 - The July 1st celebrations at Wroxton school attracted several school groups.

	R-B158-4		02 - Toporoutz and Chernowka students attended the July 1st celebrations at Wroxton.

	R-A4028-4		03 - The 'Foreign Schools' Field Day' was an annual event which provided an opportunity to wave the flag.

	R-A4028-3		04 - During the 'Foreign Schools' Field Day' efforts were made to encourage the merits of Canadian citizenship.

	R-177.10/4 Item 5		05 - The cultural origins of students within several school districts.

	VT R177.3 Chapter 1		06 - Nation Building in Saskatchewan: 'The Ukrainians' - Chapter One (Silent Film)

	VT R177.3 Chapter 4		07 - Nation Building in Saskatchewan: 'The Ukrainians' - Chapter Four (Silent Film)

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