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Youth Ecology
Seminar Scheduled
The subject of ' population explosion and air pollution are vying for first place in discussion at the Youth Ecology Seminar “The World We Inherit”. Over a hundred upperclassmen and teachers from 15 schools in the area will meet Saturday, November 21, in the Virginia Gentleman ballroom in Front Royal.
Keynoter will be Miss Louise Saurel, a cum laude graduate of Bryn Mawr in 1967 and now employed as Special Projects Assistant with the Federal Water Quality Administration in Washington.
Small discussion groups will cover the topics of air pollution, population explosion, chemical poisons, open spaces and water pollution.
Robert E. Ay lor, School Chairman for the sponsoring agency, the Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association of Northern Virginia, said “In
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