Dossier - Arctic Society, The

This file contains a charter membership certificate that certifies Dr. Penny Petrone is a charter member in good standing in The Arctic Society dated 1985. A series of letters including a letter from Rhoda Innuksuk President of The Arctic Society addressed to Dear Friend, a letter dated July 2, 1986, addressed to Penny Petrone from Rhoda Innuksuk, a letter with information on Paul Irngaut from Marybelle Myers, Editor of Inuit Art Quarterly, a letter dated 2 April 1987 from Rhoda Innuksuk President of The Arctic Society addressed to Dear Friend, a letter addressed to members from the Editor, a letter dated April 2, 1987, addressed to Dear Friend from Rhoda Innuksuk, addressed to Dear Friend from Rhoda Innuksuk, a letter dated October 30, 1985, addressed to Canadians from Rhoda Innuksuk with attachments. A brochure advertising "The exciting new Inuit Art Quarterly." An information package that contains a selection of facts about the land and people of the north. A copy of "Ookpik" the bulletin of the Arctic Society published quarterly No. 5, Spring 1987. A copy of the "Ookpik" bulletin of the Arctic Society dated August 1985. This file also contains a renewal invoice sheet, a donation sheet, and an envelope for The Arctic Society. A photocopy of an article titled "Igloolik kids choose Ikpik for capital" by Doug Holmes was found in Nunatsiaq News, Iqaluit dated March 13, 1987. This file also contains a booklet titled "The Lure of the Arctic" from Canada north outfitting inc. A second booklet from Canada north outfitting inc. titled "Discover the Arctic" dated 1987-1988. A third booklet titled "Vacation Adventures: Northern Quebec The Arctic Greenland" by Nordair. A document detailing information on a summer camp being held by Inuit Tapirisat of Canada titled "International Inuit Youth Camp." A booklet titled "North To The Pole!" produced by the Science Museum of Minnesota. This file also contains a newspaper from the AGO News dated June 1987 Volume 9 Number 6. A newspaper article from The Globe and Mail titled "A bright northern light" by Lisa Rochon dated July 4, 1987. Additionally, a hard-to-decipher handwritten note by Penny Petrone.