Grange Leadership School Held
Seventeen year - old graduated from Freedom
Marcia Province of Grove High School at Bethlehem
City; and David Correll, 20, two years ago, took the blue
of Allentown, won top honors ribbon in the 19-35 age
in the public speaking bracket. Contestants were
contest contest that featured required to develop and
opening day activities in the prepare their own material
51st annual leadership school on the subject, "The Role of
of the Pennsylvania State Youth in Grange Growth."
Grange. Runner-up honors in the
Miss Provance, a 1974' 14-18 age competition went to
graduate of Grove City High Nila Shaeffer, of Somerset,
School and the current State and Rodney Treichler, of
Grange Youth Princess, was Kutztown.
first in the competition for More than 400 Grange
14-18 year olds. Correll, who members and leaders from
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attended the opening session
of the leadership school. Ted
Amick of Washington,
assistant to the national
Grange master, told the
group that “we must become
involved, as individuals and
as a group, if we are to help
stabilize our country.”
Amick urged the Grangers to
“stand up and speak out” in
their efforts to develop a
progressive and positive
course of action.
Sinkholes are quite
common in this part of the
state because of the '
limestone rock formations.
In most cases these
sinkholes lead directly to an
underground cavern that
acts as a conduit for surface
water to get into the un
derground waters reservoir.
Over the years the sinkhole
has been a favored place to
dump junk and trash;
however, this is dangerous
because there is great
chance of polluting the water
underground. Owners of
these areas are urged to
restrict the dumping of
anything that might pollute
water down in the rock
fomrations. Empty cans,
bottles, barrels, or any king
of chemicals or garbage wifi
be dangerous in the sinkhole.
Water pollution is a serious
problem in many areas and
sinkholes could be the cause
of some of it.
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Sinkholes
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Pictured on the left is Mr. Robert
Graybill admiring his award for Allied
Industryman of the Year presented
by the Pennsylvania Poultry
Federation. Sharing the moment with
him is Mr. Hendrik Wentink, Assistant
to the President, Pennfield Cor
poration.
Mr. Graybill is President of Penn-,
field Corporation, a major feed
supplier headquartered in Lancaster,
Pennsylvania. Mr. Graybill was
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honored for his service to poultry and
animal husbandry and to the feed
industry, not only in Pennsylvania,
but on regional and national levels as
well. Mr. Graybill was cited for his
steadfast faith in the future of a
vigorous, progressive agriculture
throughout Pennsylvania.
The award was presented at the
Annual Banquet of the Pennsylvania
Poultry Federation recently at the
Sheraton Inn, Harrisburg, Penn
sylvania.
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