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volume of round pulpwpod for 1965 Increased by 11 percent over that of the previous year, while the volume from chips Increased 33 percent. Of Virginia’s total production of round pulpwood, 1,423,972 cords of It was pine while 670,174 cords were hard wood. This represented a proportion of 68 percent to 32 percent in favor of pine-the same proportion that applied the previous year. On the basis of this report, the leading pulpwood produo. ing county In Virginia, by far, is Buckingham, with a total of 120,824 cords. In second place is Sussex, with 75,347 cords; followed by Brunswick, a close third, with 75,269. Others in the ten are Prince Edward, 66,795; Amelia, 62,936; Dinwiddle, 61,743; Rockbridge, 59,888; Appomattox, 58,731; Campbell, 57,156; and Amherst, 51,256. Every county in the State reported some pulpwood production, although Arlington, Buchanan, the former Elizabeth City, and Tazewell all reported 10 cords or less,
! Card Of Thanks
I wish to thank the many friends, relatives and neighbors for food and flowers and ! other acts of kindness during | my recent bereavement. ! Anna R. Fincham
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