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The Rappahannock League for Environmental Protection will meet on Friday, March 3, at the Court House in Washington to hear three experts who will discuss the environmental and economic impact of the use of herbicides, insecticides and pesticides especially as they relate to the growing of fruit.
Representing three somewhat differing positions, the three gnetleman will each present his own informed opinion on this controversial subject and members of the audience will be invited to ask pertinent questions.
The speakers will be Dr. Raymond Johnson, environmentalist, Dr. Mason W. Reger, a representative of the chemical industry and Captain George Sharp, a Rappahannock orchardist. Dr. Johnson recently ended four decades of service in state and federal governments when he left the
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