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Continued Poffi p y t
We wish we had more space to tell you about a lot
of stuff in a lot more detail, like how much we enjoy
the above mentioned KMUN, our listener supported
local radio station, 91.9 on the left of your FM dial.
Programs like The Love of Wisdom, Riders Radio
Theater, Writer's Block, Selected Shorts, Stuck in
the Sixties, all the folk shows, the Blues shows, all
the classic shows, Opera, Talk of the Nation, Fresh
Air, lots of other NPR, and on and on, keep us
informed and happy. Thus we encourage our
readers everywhere to support their local community
radio stations. We do. Which is why we have so
little space this month, we gave it away during the
Pledge Drive. (See page 5 ).
We would also like to go into more detail about the
'No Fishing License' (see page 2 ). This is a real
fun way to help salmon recovery in Oregon, and we
encourage everyone to contact ‘Oregon Promise’
Box 263, Manzanita, OR 97130, for more
information.
And if we had more space and less modesty we
could rant and rave about your beloved editor's new
band The Phoreheads, but you can just check out the
schedule on the music page and plan to see for
yourself what a truly fun band this is.
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Spring has arrived on the upper left edge and
summer is Magging her beguiling finger. It is the
time o f year in which we think o f gardening, playing
softball, surfing, vacationing and a myriad o f other
outdoor activities It is also the time o f y ear that sees
a dramatic increase in visitors to our area. So for all
o f us that w ill occasionally need a respite from the
w aves o f people downtown, here are a few earth
friendly adventures available.
Get vour old bike out. o il it up and start riding it to
town. You w ill probably arrive at your destination
faster, avoid the search for parking at the post office
and in general avoid adding to the increased stress
on the env ironment and yourself I f you don't have a
bike, riding the shuttle is another easy wav to do
your business in town. The new shuttle is larger, has
scat belts, a bike rack and is handicapped accessible.
It is free and operates every day between 10 A M and
6 PM.
I f you can't escape the numbers jo in them. There
are many outdoor activities in the area that are fun.
env ironmentally oriented and help bridge our
community and visitors. Check out a few o f the
following. Each is free and available for local
residents O f course each o f them w ill welcome
donations o f time or money
The Summer Concert Series held in City Park on
Sunday afternoons is always a great way to wind up
the weekend. 1 suggest walking or biking as parking
can sometimes be difficult. Look for the schedule to
be posted soon.
The Summer Park Program is for children o f
residents or parents who work in Cannon Beach.
This program is open for kids ages 6 to 12 and
operates at City Park Mon. - Fri. 10AM to 4PM. The
staff plan a range o f activities that include outdoor
games, crafts, trips and projects My favorite is the
slip and slide.
The Haystack Rock Awareness Program operates
from March to October. This program is not only
interesting to go to but also to volunteer for It is
housed at Hay stack Rock during low tides. It w ill
give you a look into the life that abounds on or
around Haystack Rock. I f you would like more
information contact Cindi Stewart at C ity Hall 436-
1581.
I f you want to get out o f town for a little w hile the
Estuary Discovery Program in Seaside has a hands-
on environmental program that is interesting For
additional information call 738-4021.
Cannon Beach Jupiter's Rare and Used Books. Osburn's
Grocery. The Cookie Co.. Coffee Cabaña. Bill's Tavern. Cannon
Beach Book Co.. Hanes Bakerle. The Bistro. Midtown Calé.
Once Upon a Breeze. Copies 4 Fax. Heather s. The Homegrown
Café. Haystack Video. Mariner Market. Espresso Bean. Ecola
Square 4 CleanJlne Surf
Manzanita Mother Nature's Juice Bar. Bayside Gardens.
Cassandra a. Manzanita News 4 Espresso. 4 Nehalem Bay
Video
Nehalem Mermaid Cafe
Rockaway Sharkey's
Tillam ook Rainy Day Books
Bay C ity
Art Space
Yachats By-the-Sea Books
Pacific C ity The River House. Far Country Books. 4 Village
Merchants
Oceanside Ocean Side Espresso
Lincoln C ity Trüllum Natural Foods. Driftwood Library. 4
Lighthouse Brewpub
Depoe Bay Oregon Books
Newport Oceana Natural Foods. Café DIVA, Cosmo Café.
Bookmark Café. Newport Bay Coffee Co.. Cuppatunes. Bay
Latté. Ocean Pulse Surf Shop. Coastal Coffee Co.. Sylvia Beach
Hotel. Green Gables Bookstore/ B4B. 4 Canyon Way
Eugene: Book Mark. Café Navarra. Eugene Public Library.
Friendly St Market. Happy Trails. Keystone Café. Kiva Foods.
Lane C.C., Light For Music. New Frontier Market. Nineteenth
Street Brew Pub. Oasis Market. Perry's. Red Barn Grocery
Sundance Natural Foods. U of O. 4 WOW Hall
Corvallis The Environmental Center. OSU
Salem: Heliotrope. Salem Library. 4 The Peace Store
Astoria: KMUN. Columbian Cafe. The Community Store. The
Wet Dog Cafe. Astoria Coffee Company. Café Uniontown. 4
Shark Rock Café
Seaside: Buck's Book Barn. Universal Video. 4 Café Espresso
Portland: Artichoke Music. Laughing Horse Bookstore. Act III.
Barnes 4 Noble. Belmonts Inn. Bibelot Art Gallery. Bijou Café.
Borders. Bridgeport Brew Pub. Capt'n Beans (two locations).
Center for the Healing Light Coffee People (three locational.
Common Grounds Coffee. East Avenue Tavern. Food Front.
Goose Hollow Inn. Hot Lips Pizza. Java Bay Café. Key Largo. La
Pattlsserle. Lewis 4 Clark College. Locals Only. Marco's Pt*™
Marylhurst College. Mt. Hood CC Music Millenium. Natures
(two locations). NW Natural Gas. OHSU Medical School. Old
Wives Tales. Ozone Records. Papa Haydn. PCC (four locations).
PSU (two locations). Reed College. Third Eye. TransCentral
Library. 4 YWCA
Cornelius: The Weekend Garden Market
The Dalles Kllndts Bookseller
Hood R iver Purple Rocks Art Bar 4 Café
Ashland: Garo's Java House. The Black Sheep. Blue Mt. Café.
4 Rogue River Brewery
Cave Junction. Coffee Heaven 4 Kerby Community Market
Grants Pass: The Book Shop
(Out o f Oregon)
Vancouver. W A The Den
Longview, WA The Broadway Gallery. 4 Carat Patch
Long Beach. WA Pacific Picnics
NaseUe. WA Rainy Day Artistry
Nahcotta, WA Moby Dick Hotel
Duvall, WA Duvall Books
Bainbridge Island. WA Eagle Harbor Book Co.
Seattle, W A Elliot Bay B ook C o .. Honey Bear Bakery. New
Orleans Restaurant. Still Life In Fremont. Allegro Coffeehouse.
The Last Exit Coffee House. 4 Bulldog News
San Francisco. CA City Lights Bookstore
Denver, Co. Denver Folklore Center
New York, NY The Strand Book Company
Washington, D.C.: Hotel Tabard Inn
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Graphics Editor The Humble Ms.
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W ildlife Informant/.Music Reporter
at Large: Peter "Spud” Siegel
Education E d itor Peter Lindsey
Improvisational Engineer Dr
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Paste/Production/Proof Reader:
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Bass Player: Bill Uhlig
Poetry Editor: John Buckley
Wine Expert: Jim Anderson
Political Consultant Kathleen
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Environmental News: Kim Boss6
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Local Colour: Ron Logan
June's Garden: June Kroft
WEB Builder: Liz Lynch
Essential Services: Ginm Callahan
Business: Becky Hart
Ad Sales: Katherine Mace
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