Author information sheet from publisher with handwritten updates of how book can be used and who Penny would like to send a copy of the book to; response letters from University of Toronto Press Marketing team. Publication "Marketing Your Book at University of Toronto Press" for Northern Voices: Inuit Writing in English. University of Toronto Press Marketing Summary noting Title of Book, Price, ISBN Number, Delivery date, Publication date; Catalogue features; Advertising, Exhibits and Publicity. Copies List for publication in Canada, USA, UK. University of Toronto Press Release; Media Schedule with contacts, dates, accomodations; Canadian Literature Catalogue for NEW BOOKS, Publication November 1988 (x3); photocopy of Fall 1988 Catalogue listings; Also included: blank Faculty of Education Faculty Opinion Survey for Chairman of Continuing Teacher Education Program for Marco A. Colina.
Physical copy of the program for the trip Penny made with Adventure Canada July 20 - August 5, 1996. "Expedition Through The Northwest Passage" details the historical highlights, lecture team itinerary, costs, and information for the trip that goes "from the Russian Arctic to Canada's Northwest Territories on the powerful icebreaker Kapitan Dranitsyn". Personal notes on brochure, contact numbers, amendments, dates.
Newspaper clipping collection on Inuit news from The Chronicle Journal (1987-01-16) (1988-11-15), The Globe and Mail (1987-04-03) (1994-07-12), and The Toronto Star regarding formation of Nunavut and Denendeh, Arctic sovereignty, relocation and Inuit youth. Photocopy of paper: Weller, G. R. "Self Government for Canada's Inuit: The Nunavut Proposal." 29th annual conference of the Western Science Association, El Paso, Texas, April 22-25, 1987.
Two photocopies of poetry from Paul Onalik from unidentified book (p. 26).
Envelope from Okalakatiget Society, Labrador, 1988. Page of handwritten notes with biographical data. Two handwritten pages of notes (back and front) with poetics and biographical data. Letter informing Dr. Petrone that permission is needed to publish poems with contact information for Torngarsuk Cultural Centre, Labrador. Contact numbers written on the back of a cough drop label.
Index card with biographical information for Admiral Peary.
A collection of letters from sources regarding research requests sent from Penny Petrone. Inclusive of: The United Church of Canada Committee on Archives and History (1984-08-08; 1984-12-03), Centre Vital Grandin Centre (1984-08-20), Government of the Northwest Territories Canada-Centennial Library (1984-08-27), Archives Deschâtelets (1984-08-30), Martin Communication (1984-08-30), Public Archives Canada (1984-09-07; 1984-11-05), Memorial University of Newfoundland (1984-09-20; 1984-11-30; 1984-12-07), Northwest Territories-Economic Development & Tourism (1984-09-24), National Museums of Canada (1984-10-11), Lakehead University-Librarian (1984-10-23), The Anglican Church of Canada (1984-11-21), Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (1984-11-21; 1984-12-06), Northwest Territories Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre (1984-11-29), The Diocese of Rupert's Land Anglican Centre (1984-08-10).
A collection of reviews of Penny Petrone's book Northern Voices Inuit Writing in English. Includes: 4 copies of Globe & Mail, Janet Silman (1989-02-25); 3 copies and 1 original of Canadian Literature-New Books (November 1988); uncited publication with Book Reviews from Ken Hanly, Department of Philosophy, Brandon University, p. 165-167.
A review cut from a magazine for The Last Kings of Thule by Jean Malaurie with reference to Polar Inuit. Photocopy of the chapter "From the Life and History of the Eskimos - The First Discovery", from Greenland by the Polar Sea-The Story of the Thule Expeditions From Melville Bay to Cape Monis Jesup, 1921, p. 1-3. An index card with biographical information about Polar Inuit. [Originally titled: Polar Eskimos]
Magazine article pages from The Beaver with article by Margery Hinds called "Pootoogook", Autumn 1984, p. 38-44. Two photocopies of above article by Margery Hinds called "Pootoogook".
5 page narration account of Qaviaktar (a Coppermine Inuit) by Rev. Maurice Metayer detailing his fathers murder in 1895.
Seven pages of handwritten research notes with biographical information about Qitlak, migrations, Inuit history, historical timeline. Cut out article from uncited newspaper entitled "The last migration of Inuit retraced", nd.
Newspaper clipping cutout tired "RCMP in Arctic learned from Eskimos" by Bob Bowman.
File contains two letters to Dr Petrone discussing her interest in Rousseliere. Two photos of Rouseliere and Petrone together at St. Albert, Manitoba. A photocopied excerpt titled "I live with the Eskimos", an article by Guy Mary-Rousseliere. Dated February 1971/ pp 188-217. A photocopy except titled "The Grace of Kukigak", dated December 1960. Photocopy of obituary article titled "Authority on Arctic and its people" by the Globe and Mail, April 30th, 1994. 3 index cards detailing texts on Rousseliere. Typed obituary titled "Father Guy Mary-Rousseliere from the Ottawa Citizen, May 1st, 1994.
Photocopy excerpt titled "Sanikiluaq" by Richard Harrington. Taken from The Beaver. pp 12- 16.
Page titled "Sedna; The woman who lives in the sea", by Glenbow Museum. Typed page on a little girl named 'Nuliajuk'. Photocopy excerpt titled "Changes in the Sedna myth among the Aivilik" by Edmund S. Carpenter. Anthropological papers, University of Alaska. Volume 3, no. 2, dated 1955, pp 69-73. Photocopy excerpt discussing myth of Sedna, pp 364-70. Typed pages on myth of Sedna taken from J.W. Bilby. Among Unknown Eskimos. London, 1923. pp 187-192. Photocopy excerpt titled "Doctor Faust and the Woman in the Sea" by Alex Spalding, dated 1972.
Several newspaper clippings titled "Young Martina tells of..." by John Shaw, taken from Edmonton Journal Nov.23, 1929. Written note by Petrone on Storkerson. Multiple photocopy excerpts titled " Wonders of Modern Life Amaze Eskimo pair in Vancouver"; "Eskimoland's Heroine now fights for life"; "Fair child of frozen north recalls her youth in arctic" taken from the Toronto Sun, September-October 1929.
Typed excerpt of 'northern people' by Talerook. 1983 Calendar with a story by Martha Talerook, illustrated by Ruth Annaqtussi. Typed excerpts from Rasmussen, Knud. The Netsilik Eskimos: Social Life and Spiritual Culture. Report of the Fifth Thule Expedition 1921-24 (Copenhagen 1931) Vol.VIII, No. 1-2, 321.
Printed and second photocopy of "Poems" by Bill Taparti, presented by the Department of Adult Education (Rankin Inlet N.W.T) in 1984.
Written notes by Petrone on Tapatai biography. Two typed out "stories" by Louis Tapatai, taken from N.W.T data book, History of Chesterfield inlet. 1984-5, pp 116.
Photocopy excerpt titled "Telltale Tattoos" by A. Stevenson, taken from "North", Nov.-Dec. 1967, p. 36-43
Typed letter by Willie Thrasher, taken from Inuit Today, Vol.5, No.1 (January 1976) pp 32-33. Photocopy excerpt titled "Thrasher's Christmas past" accounting Anthony Trashers memoir, taken from The Native Perspective (December 1979) pp 24-5, 44. Excerpt taken from Thrasher: Skid Row Eskimo, titled "The Cork Pops", pp 142.
Photocopy excerpt titled "From her Life Story" by Susie Tiktalik, taken from Inuvialuit, Vol.6, No.3 (Spring 1982) pp 15-16.
Photocopy letter titled "Peter Toolooakjuak 1922-24", taken from RG 85 Vol.610, file 2712.
Photocopy of Tusautit Newsletter in English and Inuit titled "Get them while they last!" from January 25, 1985, issue #3. Photocopy of Tusautit Newsletter in English and Inuit titled "Health concerns discussed", from January 11th, 1985, Issue #2. Photocopy of Tusautit Newsletter in English and Inuit titled "Hunters Resign", from March 14th, 1985, Issue #5. Photocopy of Tusautit Newsletter in English and Inuit titled "Victories for Pang!", from April 29th, 1985, Issue #3.