Sprouts from Stumps Redwood’s Rapid Growth Highlighted
The coast redwood is the only commercial conifer that sprouts from stumps after harvesting and ranks among the world’s fastest-growing trees.
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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1971
Page
11
The coast redwood is the only commercial conifer that sprouts from stumps after harvesting and ranks among the world’s fastest-growing trees.
The undersigned will sell the following at public auction on their farm along U S Route 1 two miles south of Rising Sun at the south end of the Rising Sun Bypass, Cecil County, Maryland, as they discontinue dairy farming.
Farm Women Society 27 met at Mrs. Sam Heineman's home for an afternoon swimming party with children invited. Hostesses were Mrs. Galen Benner Mrs. John Nissley and Mrs. Leon Schnupp. The next meeting will feature a white elephant sale on August 24 at Mrs. Wilbur Erb's Mount Joy. Farm Women Society 4 held a covered dish picnic at Hempfield Park with business led by vice president Luke Brandt. They plan a County Farm Women’s picnic August 4 noon at Central Manor Camp Grove. The next meeting will be a Lancaster County caravan tour starting August 18 visiting an Amish bake shop pretzel bakery Bird-in-Hand Inn lunch and other Intercourse attractions.
Farm Women Society schedule lists swimming party at Sue Heineman home on July 31 at 1 pm and a Central Camp Meeting grounds picnic on August 12 with the Lancaster County Farm Women annual meeting. Additional events include August 5 meetings and August 7 gatherings at Manheim RD3 and Milton Grove Sportsmen Club with county officers. The American Cancer Society urges support for its Cancer Crusade through all media.
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