[NJARC] Fw: [Radio Officers, &c] CQD CQD CQD SOS SOS SOS de Radio Museum of Quebec
Ray Chase
raydio862 at verizon.net
Tue May 6 21:04:49 EDT 2014
Anyone for a trip to Quebec? Betcha you'd have a problem at customs though.
Ray
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From: <oldradio at comcast.net>
To: "Ray Chase" <raydio862 at verizon.net>
Sent: Tuesday, May 06, 2014 3:48 PM
Subject: Fwd: [Radio Officers, &c] CQD CQD CQD SOS SOS SOS de Radio Museum
of Quebec
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From: "Roscoe, Spud" <spudroscoe at eastlink.ca>
To: "radio-officers" <radio-officers at googlegroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 6, 2014 3:27:37 PM
Subject: [Radio Officers, &c] CQD CQD CQD SOS SOS SOS de Radio Museum of
Quebec
CQD CQD CQD SOS SOS SOS de Radio Museum of Quebec
Background:
This is a distress call to all enthusiasts of radio and radio history. The
Radio Museum of Quebec located in Sorel Quebec is in deep trouble. Some time
ago , they had to vacate the existing premises where the radio collection
was located. All artifacts were put into storage but no suitable site was
ever found. Now the owner wants his tractor trailers back – all six of them!
Forwarded content:
The message below, sent a few weeks ago, did not result in a solution to
save the radio collection at Musée Québécois de la radio inc. If a solution
is not found within the next few days, the complete collection will go to
the thrash and will disappear at the end of the month. The collection is
impressive. It contains over 1900 pieces of radio equipment and over three
quarters of a million pages of documentation. The collection is presently
stored on 130 pallets in six 53-foot trailers. The trailers are on loan and
must be returned on the 31st of May. If storage space is not found, the
entire collection could end up in the garbage. It was impossible to find a
temporary warehouse for the collection. One solution was to purchase three
or four used 53-foot trailers but the fund raising attempt did not generate
enough funds. That option would have required at least $7,500.
Does anyone have any suggestions ? If no solution is found, can we save the
collection by offering it to other museums in Canada ?
What to do on the 31st of May ? Open the trailers, let anyone take anything
they want, and let the rest go to the dump ?
Or return the trailers to the owners with the collection inside ? The owner
will certainly take the collection to the dump and invoice the Museum for
the cost of disposal.
Here are the options:
Find a storage solution before the end of May
Donate the collection to other museums (must be picked up before the
end of May)
Let anyone take what they want and send the rest to the dump
Send the entire collection to the dump
Abandoning the collection by returning the trailers with the
collection inside
If you have any suggestions, or if you can help,
please contact Jacques Hamel, VE2DJQ at: museeradio at videotron.ca
*****
End of forwarded content
Regards,
Jerry Proc VE3FAB
E-mail: jerry.proc at sympatico.ca
Web: http://jproc.ca
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