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Order Quiet Items

Here you can order merchandise that quietly expresses your preference for quiet.

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Fill out the form and mail it to

Right to Quiet Society
#359, 1985 Wallace Street, Vancouver BC, Canada V6R 4H4
Or phone or email your order
Phone: (604) 222-0207 ~e-mail: info@quiet.org

Please pay by cheque or money order.

Fractured noise
Globe man
Bumper sticker

Right to Quiet T-Shirt
T-Shirt
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Merchandise order form

Item

Price

Quantity

Total

Set of 10 â??Muzakâ?? comment cards
(5 J + 5 L) Cards are Described below.

$1.50

 

 

1 sheet of 20 round adhesive stickers (1 ½ â??) with our â??globe-manâ?? in blue, and â??Noise Hurtsâ?? caption in red

$3.50

 

 

I â?¥ quiet bumper stickers

$3.00 each or 4 for $10.00

 

 

â??Noiseâ?? T-shirts. Shirts are white, with â??Noiseâ?? in red text, and Globe-man in blue.
Size M____ L ____ XL ____

$17 each

 

 

Sub total no sales tax,

 

 

 

just applicable postage will be added to the total price.

 

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Total â?? merchandise

 

 

 

Note:
The comment cards are leave-behinds that tell cafes whether you had a pleasant, quiet experience in their establishment, or an unpleasant, noisy experience.

Did you knowâ?¦

The New York City Council, by a 40-9 vote, approved an ordinance prohibiting the use of cell phones at public performances.
The preamble to Jamaica's 1997 Noise Abatement Act reads, "The level of noise in Jamaica both by day and by night has become truly appalling and it is affecting the health and welfare of the nation."

Madrid, Spain has launched a blitz to curb the widespread bellowing, honking, carousing, slot machines, TVs, nighttime construction and other vexatious behaviours which have become endemic in that city.



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