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REDUCE
LIVE MUSIC!
One function of recorded
music is to replace the player's
part in the interaction of musi
cian and audience during a
musical performance. An Irish
setter could represent the
audience. There could be a
rehearsal for "listening to
music.” It wouldn't be the
same.
Despite our reluctance to
recognize human responses that
cannot be measured by instru
ments, one might concede that
a person’s response to music
played and sung by humans in
the very same room would be
different than the response to
reproductions of performances.
Like the Chinese farmer who
preferred drawing water by
hand, we prefer the enriching
human experience to being part
of a machine. We suggest
alternatives.
Attend, of course, live
musical performances in your
neck ol the woods, hear the
quality and variety flourish as
the audience nourishes the
music and is nourished in
return.
If you or your child has an
affection for blowing notes out
into the air, or making a string
vibrate by striking it. or pulling
on it with a bow, then, by all
means, do it. Choose the kind
of instrument according to how
much fun it is for you to make
notes come out of it.
Some fortunate people are
gifted with pleasant voices and
should not hesitate to sing.
Those not so fortunate might
hum quietly.
We are not suggesting that
you bum your records, tapes,
and C.D.s. Just remember,
they’re not the real thing.
Changes will come whether
we take responsibility for them
or not. It is the goal of the
I pper Left Edge to report these
changes and to attempt to
participate on the side of the
Arts and the Environment, in
the future of the planet. We
encourage our readers to do the
same.
Dr. Karkeys
Fundamentals. Those things
we share from generation to
generation, spanning seas,
languages, histories. The
things that give us continuity, a
sense of connectedness, without
which we are isolated and
adrift.
The trueness of the things
we value is in each of us, and is
meaningless until we separate
ourselves from the desires and
aspirations that others, often
those we love, or fear, may
project upon us. When we do
clear a path to our individual
self, our truth does ring, mean
ing and value are real, and we
find the foundation upon which
we can choose, change, and
create.
We are each unique, and our
first real work is to listen for
our inner voice, recognize it,
and listen to it. It is the founda
tion of the song of our life, a
song unlike any other, to be
sung with joy and affection.
REDUCE it REUSE Each individual can
reduce the need for recycling I Think before you
buy when choosing between two like products;
choose the one with less packaging or choose
packaging that is reusahle or recyclable Purchase
in bulk, purchue uiuig reu»able container», uie a
cloth or ttnng grocery bag. bnng your own mug
when purchasuig coffee 'to go"; keep garbage
from entering the wade dream and even reduce
the need for recycling I
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[Mountain Bike/Funcycle Rentals (Hrs vary w'tidca)
Recycle dayi are the fir« and third Saturday»
o f each month from 9 a m until 1 p m. Bring
your recyclable» to the Recycling Center, located
at the east end of 2nd Street. The volunteer recy
cling Half will help you deposit newsprint, Un.
cardboard, glass and aluminum. If you are v isa
ing or renting in C annon Beach, ask your ho»l,
motel clerk, RV park office, or landlord if they
recycle. If they do. bag up your Herns for them.
In addition to the 17-year old Recycle Saturday
drop o ff program. Cannon Beach implemented a
curbside pick up system last year. For more
information about this and other recycling oppor
t u n is t . telephone the city at 436 1581.
By taking responsibility for what we use.
reducing our consumption, reusing our material»
and recycling our resources, we point Cannon
Beach and Oregon toward a sustainable future.
FUNDAMENTALS
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anniveriary thu year and everyine can participate
while in Oregon. All »tores telling toft drink»
and beer in bottles and cant take hack the con
Lamer» if they sell that brand. Customers pay a
deposit for each can or boitle bought in Oregon
Return it and get money hack Collect them or let
kid» return them for »pending money.
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