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Stretch Summer Fun Through Entire Season

New Leisure Making Way For Greater Enjoyment Os Outdoor Recreation By JACK HAMILTON Chairman, Committee for the Great Outdoors The Great Outdoors. Three simple words, really, but words that hold out great promise for man’s enjoyment and well being as we move towards such ever increasing leisure time as the three-day holiday weekend and the shorter work week. There are many, many ways to pursue recreation, of course. But by far, most of us look to the out-of-doors for fun and recreation. It’s out there, it seems, where we find the true manning o f the word “recreation”: to recreate and refresh oneself. And Increasingly, we’re finding the outdoors looking right back at us. A Two-way Relationship This is no one-way relationship between man and his environment. To enjoy the outdoors as a source of recreation, mtn must pay his dues: the protection and preservation of that environment for all to use and enjoy. Every family that spends its weekends camping has an obligation — both to other campers and to the outdoors itself — to leave behind a clean camp. Every family that enjoys boating must be sure not to toss litter overboard, nor to pollute the waters. Every family that fishes or hunts should follow good conservation rules and practices, because fish and animals are as much a part of the environment as are the streams and forests in which they live. In short, man and his family have the privilege of using the great outdoors In all its many splendors to Increase his enjoyment of life; but In turn he has the inherent responsibility to preserve and protect that outdoors as he would preserve and protect his own family. Industries serving the recreational needs of the American public haw long recognized this obligation, and have been working towards a better en- ■ '

vlronment. Obviously, consumers would not buy their products if the products could not be used under the pleasant surroundings expected by the recrea-tion-bent people. But these manufacturers are users, too, and look to the outdoors for their recreation as much as does the officebound accountant or the factory worker.

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Personal Reason, Too Recreation manufacturers thus have a double stake in the environment, and their interest and work In creating a better world for recreation — both for the consumer and for themselves — clearly shows this unique Interest. But the industries can do only so much. It remains, finally, to the users, to the

campers and the boaters and the hunters and the fishermen, to anyone who seeks recreation under the skies, to recognize his obligation to help preserve the outdoors. There are more, and cleaner, recreational boating and J fishing waters this year than last. Uae Resources Wisely There are more public and private ecologically planned campsites this year than last. Fish and animal game management programs continue to Insure an adequate supply of fish and game — without upsetting the delicate ecological balance of nature. But it falls to the user to use these facilities wisely, to protect the environment in all its many forms, to make sure the great outdoors remains what it always has been. How much camping equipment would be sold, for example, if there was no place to camp in comfort? How many outboard motors or fishing reels would be sold if the only available fishing waters were polluted and void of fish? How many travel vehicles would be sold if there was no place worth seeing? The Outdoors is Great Obviously, a good environment makes good business sense, and these manufacturers are spending literally millions of dollars annually on conservation and ecology to Insure the great outdoors stays truly great. The outdoors is great, make no mistake about that And it’s getting greater every year. Sunflowers LAFAYETTE — Indiana fanners may have a chance to net sls to S2O an acre by planting sunflowers on their set-aside acres, says Marvin Swearingin, Purdue university extension agronomist. Sunflowers are one of eight crops which can be planted this year on set-aside acres with a reduction of from $8 to $lO an acre in feed grain program payments, he explains.