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Philomene Mackenzie, a maker of beaver tail snowshoes, explains her craft to Father Joseph Cyr, principal de Roman Catholic Indian Day School at John Lake Settlement, near Schefferville, Que Fabricant ... [View full title] de raquettes

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Item ID number:: 5188806
Date:: [between 1900-1976]
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3673

Philomene Mackenzie, a maker of beaver tail snowshoes, explains her craft to Father Joseph Cyr, principal de Roman Catholic Indian Day School at John Lake

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Philomene Mackenzie, artisane de raquettes faites en queue de castor, explique son métier à Père Joseph Cyr, principale de l'externat indien catholique romaine au réserve Lac John, près de Scheffervil ... [View full title] le, P.Q Fabricant de raquettes

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Item ID number:: 5190752
Date:: [entre 1900-1976]
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3673

Philomene Mackenzie, artisane de raquettes faites en queue de castor, explique son métier à Père Joseph Cyr, principale de l'externat indien catholique

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Here Chief Robert Hill holds a copy of a booklet which the band commissioned to be written and photographed

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Item ID number:: 5320317
Date:: [between 1900-1976]
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3675

Here Chief Robert Hill holds a copy of a booklet which the band commissioned to be written and photographed. Title assigned by Library and Archives Canada

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[Flour recipients Arthur Hill, Chief Melville Hill, and George Baptiste gather by the Monument to Daganawidah, founder of the Five Nations Confederacy who was believed to have been born on the Tyendin ... [View full title] aga Mohawk Territory]. Original title: Here, flour recipients Arthur Hill, Chief Melville Hill, and George Baptiste gather for an exchange of pleasantries in the shadow of the Monument to Daganawidah, founder of the Five Nations (Iroquois) Confederacy who was believed to have been born on the Tyendinaga Reserve

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Item ID number:: 5301001
Date:: [between 1900-1976]
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3675

[Flour recipients Arthur Hill, Chief Melville Hill, and George Baptiste gather by the Monument to Daganawidah, founder of the Five Nations Confederacy who

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Canada. Indian and Northern Affairs Canada. Ontario Region collection [graphic material]

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Item ID number:: 20578
Date:: 1958-1982
Source:: Private
Reference:: 1994-451 DAP, 122-080180-1

Canada. Indian and Northern Affairs Canada. Ontario Region collection [graphic material]. Indian and Northern Affairs Canada slide show showing promotion of

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[Mr. Austin McCue, a man from Curve Lake First Nation, following the traditional method of processing manoomin (wild rice) as he keeps it in motion with his paddle while it is "parching" over a fire]. ... [View full title] Original title: Mr. Austin McCue, an Indian of the Curve Lake Band, near Peterborough, Ontario follows the traditional method of processing the rice, as he keeps it in motion with his paddle while it is "parching" over an outdoor fire

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Item ID number:: 5320233
Date:: [between 1900-1976]
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3674

[Mr. Austin McCue, a man from Curve Lake First Nation, following the traditional method of processing manoomin (wild rice) as he keeps it in motion with his

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Girls at blackboard are Pearl Johnson, 11, grade 5 (background) and Arlene Jacobs, 11, grade 4

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Item ID number:: 5320230
Date:: [between 1900-1976]
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3674

Girls at blackboard are Pearl Johnson, 11, grade 5 (background) and Arlene Jacobs, 11, grade 4. Curve Lake Reserve (Ont.) Pearl Johnson (background) and

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Here, the treasurer of the Agricultural Society, John A. Brant, weighs out ten share of flour for his own son's family

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Item ID number:: 5320316
Date:: [between 1900-1976]
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3675

Here, the treasurer of the Agricultural Society, John A. Brant, weighs out ten share of flour for his own son's family

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[Theodore Vollant, Innu, discusses a needed repair job on the tractor with District Superintendent Charles R. Nadeau, left]

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Item ID number:: 5188796
Date:: [between 1900-1976]
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3673

[Theodore Vollant, Innu, discusses a needed repair job on the tractor with District Superintendent Charles R. Nadeau, left]

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Boys of Grades 8 and 10 find that the globe helps them with their studies of geography

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Item ID number:: 5320232
Date:: [between 1900-1976]
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3674

Boys of Grades 8 and 10 find that the globe helps them with their studies of geography. Curve Lake Reserve (Ont.) Boys of Grades 8 and 10 find that the

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[Mr. Austin McCue, a man from Curve Lake First Nation, examines some of the manoomin (wild rice) he collected in the bottom of his canoe]. Original title: Mr. Austin McCue, an Indian of the Curve Lake ... [View full title] Band, near Peterborough, Ontario, examines some of the rice he has collected in the bottom of his canoe, at Buckhorn Lake, 25 miles NW of Peterborough

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Item ID number:: 5320234
Date:: [between 1900-1976]
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3674

[Mr. Austin McCue, a man from Curve Lake First Nation, examines some of the manoomin (wild rice) he collected in the bottom of his canoe]

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Boys of grade 3 and 4 get help from teacher Miss Irene Reesor

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Item ID number:: 5320231
Date:: [between 1900-1976]
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3674

Boys of grade 3 and 4 get help from teacher Miss Irene Reesor. Curve Lake Reserve (Ont.) Boys of grades 3 and 4 get help from teacher Miss Irene Reesor

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[Kenneth Hunter, 16, a Swampy Cree from Moosonee, holds an immature snow goose which he captured for the government biologist working at the Shipsands Wildfowl sanctuary]. Original title: Kenneth Hunt ... [View full title] er, 16, a Swampy Cree Indian from Moosonee, holds an immature snow goose which he captured for the government biologist working at the Shipsands Wildfowl sanctuary

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Item ID number:: 5357584
Date:: [between 1958-1976]
Source:: Government
Reference:: R216, RG10, Box number: 3676

[Kenneth Hunter, 16, a Swampy Cree from Moosonee, holds an immature snow goose which he captured for the government biologist working at the Shipsands

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