38 - Wednesday, Anril 25, 1990 - North Shore News

LIFESTYLES

Group maintains public has a right to quiet

From page 37
“The traffic in and out of Van-
couver harbor has doubled since
1984. Those are people taking off,
many of them with old seaplanes,
making a horrendous racket. The

helicopter component of that has
tripled. The worst part is you can’t
escape a plane.”’

Indoor noise which assaults the
pubiic’s ears in the form of muzak
in malls and restuarants is also a

going concern of the seciety.

“It’s a continent-wide malady in
North America where you can’t go
anywhere without muzak which is
piped, and every booth has their
own ghetto blasters going,’’ Beltz

says, adding that he once counted
five competing sources of music in
the Park Royal Bay.

Although Right to Quiet tends
co concern itself with the big noise
picture, it will also advise members

on how to cope with local noise
problems.

For more information on the
Right to Quiet Society, call Beltz at
922-3082.

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