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What makes Supreme Deckingo so distinctive? The secret starts with the base material, weather resistant lumber featuring a speciallyformulated water repellent, in a precise, step-by-step impregnation process that's forced deep into the wood. Supreme Decking9 is then enhanced by a patent-pending -1 architectural design that results in a finely milled, smoothly shaved face with a precisely engineered pitch from the center of each deck board to allow water to dnin naturally and not soak the surface of the wood. Relief cuts on the bottom side of Supreme Deckingo further enhances it's dimensional stability by minimizing the boards twisting, cupping or waqping. Enioy faster stock tumover and greater sales.

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It's Not Easy Being Green

But retailers can be the best "green" examples found, Eric P. Canton, Canton Lumber Co., Minneapolis, Mn., maintains. How? By establishing consumer focused green bulletin boards, by appointing an "eco" speaker for each store location, by presenting a respon- sible environmentalist image on everything from letterteads to advertising to public relations and civic involvement. Stores merchandising forest products can display "renewable resource greenness with pride," Canton says.

Errcourage the purchase and sale of products that enhance the environment, he suggests. Furnish paper bags made of recycled paper instead of plastic. Encourage customers to bring their own carryalls. Computerize, for a minimum paper usage environment. Adopt a uniforrn that calls