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Item is the Friends of the Bata Library Bulletin, No. 10 (September 1989) which includes the following content:

• Executive Committee
• Barrett, Karen. Editor’s Note
• McKee, Penny. The Peterborough Information Infrastructure. Recorded by Barrett, Karen
• Scott, Monroe. The Writer in the Community Monroe Scott and the Lindsay Public Library Experience. Recorded by Rahmel, Fern
• Young, Scott. Scott Young and the Pleasures of Being a Writer in Canada. Recorded by Stevenson, Betty
• Vaisey, David. The Bodleian Library: Inheritance from the Past – Challenge for the Future. Recorded by Barrett, Karen
• Mallory, Enid. Coppermine: The Far North of George M. Douglas. Recorded by Rahmel, Fern
• Brown, Louise. Elena Lucrezia Cornaro Piscopia 1646-1684
• Annual Meeting
• Report of the Acquisitions Committee 1988-1989
• Acquisitions 1988-1989
• Annual Financial Statement 1 May 1988 to 30 April 1989
• Friends of the Bata Library – list of members

File consists of Prof. John Wadland’s subject file on English/French relations. Includes photocopied excerpts from various novels on perspectives of English/French relations, excerpts from Criticism/Critiques on bilingualism, and developments of English/French institutions, and newspaper clippings discussing topics such as the differences in the two cultures, differences in the French/English writing, as well as children's school curriculum changes.

File consists of Prof. John Wadland’s subject file on Canada’s Land Settlement. This file consists of academic articles, and journal articles. Topics in this file include Canada’s politics, alienation of the land, impacts of British colonial policy, and first century settlement.

File consists of Prof. John Wadland’s subject file on Native Studies, Aboriginal Rights (file 1 of 2). This file consists of newspaper clippings and photocopied book chapters. Topics in this file include the origin of the Indian Policy, hunting traditions, Indigenous suicides, school building code in Northern Canada, education of children in Northern Canada, and land ownership.

File consists of Prof. John Wadland’s subject file on Josef Skovercky. This file includes newspaper clippings with topics such as Skovercky’s novels based around youth operation under nazi occupation, as well as articles written by Skovercky on various authors in Canadian literacy.

This addition to the fonds consists of Board Minutes from 1985 to 1989; membership lists; and correspondence.

Original, photocopied, and transcribed materials pertaining to the family of Thomas Alexander Stewart and Frances Stewart. Included are correspondence (1869-1935; 1989); a family tree and genealogical material; paper titled “Selections from “Fragments That Remain”” by Alec Wilson; probate of the will of Thomas Alexander Stewart Brown (1937); conveyance Edward T. Brown to Thomas Alexander Stewart Brown (1880); a typescript list made from a 1789 sale notice of auction items belonging to James Frood; a colour copy of a sketch and map of the original Stewart home and early Douro Township; and typescripts of articles and diaries pertaining to Stewart family history and their settlement in Upper Canada.

File consists of a single photograph from the "original class reunion, Autumn 1989. Photo includes Tod de Jager and Gary Aitken."

File consists of a photograph of William (Bill) and Jean Aitken and a newspaper clipping from the Peterborough Examiner from November 18, 1989. The clipping is of William and Jean Aitken and the caption is marking their 50th wedding anniversary. Bill is the oldest Trent graduate, graduating on October 25, 1986 at the age of 74.

File consists of a framed photograph of the Board of Governors in 1989-90. Photo includes, Prof. John Burbidge, Merritt Gordon, David Hughes, Liz Wilton, Michael Beswick, Henry Nokes, Chancellor Kenneth Hare, Robert W.F. Stephenson. Prof. Skip Maxwell, Lari Langford, John MacLean, David Galloway, Glenn Willson, President John Stubbs, John D. de Pencier (Chair), Bruce Macleod, David Moore, Tod Willcox, Michael Nolan, Martha Whatley, Jalynn Bennett, Ned Goodman, John McClelland, Arnold McLean, and Jim Swanston.