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work is complete, said Palmateer.
He adds the historical side will
remain open to the public.

enhance the museum, but the
marine mammal section has to be
closed for safety reasons until the

The painting of two whale mur-
als has caused the marine mammal
section of the Sidney Museum to

close for now.

A 10-metre male killer whale
and five-metre narwhale, with its
additional two-metre tusk, will
soon adorn the ceiling of the
museum.

Painters Jan and Deborah Vrie-
sen have begun the work, which
was made possible with a $5,000
donation from Thrifty Foods.

The painting should be com-
pleted by the end of the month,
said curator Calvor Palmateer.

After, he hopes to hang a seven-
metre female killer whale skele-

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Journal workshop at Sf. Paul’s
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Christina Baldwin, well known
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St. Paul’s United Church Hall
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