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FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16, 1970 Stock Up Green Survival Freezer 1 v. mental battle tends to center around water and air pollution," said Mr. Kay. "One of the most important parts of our environment has been largely overlooked the land itself.

And it is here that the individual can serve a profound role in improving the world around us." According to the Green Survival publication, steady progress is being made toward more abundant use of plant material in urban renewal, and toward providing more open space in the center cities of America. It reports that shopping malls are "Including landscaping in their designs and highway planting is becoming more and more apparent. Industry, too, has come to grips with the necessity of pleasing surroundings -both for employee satisfaction and neighborhood good-will, the booklet states. Copies of "Green Survival and the Environmental explaining the role of plant material and the individual in environmental quality are available from D. Hill Nursery Dundee.

Joining in an all-out national campaign to stimulate individual action in the fight against i ojgrn a I deterioration-; D. Hill Nursery CoM Dundee, is distributing a booklet which deals with important aspects of environmental pollution and outlines the individual's role in the provement of the land. "Green Survival and the Environmental Crisis" is the nursery industry's position in the nation-wide fight to curb environ-mental pollution. Published by the American Association of Nurserymen, it deals with the basic role of plant material for noise abatement, air and water purification and, perhaps most i ortan abatement of visual and mental pollution. "Green Survival" outlines how vital individual action can be how use of plant material can help retard erosion, muffle noise, purify water and air, and how "visual" pollution can be minimized through the use of plants.

"Most of our nation's fervor in the environ DINO PANAGIOTOPOULOS, PAUL HEIDENREICH, MRS. IDA JENSEN AND MRS. DORIS RATHBURN of Chuck Hines Store for Men are shown receiving the Air Force Public Service award for their outstanding support to the Air Force Recruiting mission. Captain Brian J. Grant (right) presented the award on behalf of the Air Force.

Color Guard Wins The Color Guard from the Carpentersville VFW Post and Auxiliary 5915 marched in the Founders Day parade in Algonquin on Aug. 8. Members of the Auxiliary who marched were President Terry Hanes, Jr. vice-president, Mary Smetana, Cindy Hanes and Peggy ATTENTION PARENTS! Your All our meats cany the V2 CHOICE SIRLOIN 45-55 V.JL Hind (j 135-150 Front 135-150 if WHOLE HOG 49lcb. WHOLE VPORK BEEF 69fB.

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