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Cranberries - The National Cranberry Magazine, 1984-10

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Best -wishes for a successful harvest 

ATTENTION: 

1. Look for November announcement on reduced prices for certain 
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2. Plan now for fall fertilizer -Advance notice requested for large 
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3. Yes, we will provide helicopter fertilizer application service post 
IC harvest. 
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Another record crop


Some b 5S were damaged by 
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Insects and disease were a 
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The Cranberry Marketing 
Committee crop estimate for 
1984 is 3,215 ,000 barrels 
nationwide, about 6 percent 

above last

year's production 

and another record in 
cranberrying's seemingly ever 
upward trend. 

The only one of the five 
cranberry states expected to 
have fewer berries this year 
is Washington. 

The predicted breakdown 
by state is: Massachusetts, 
1,431,250 barrels; New Jersey, 
283,750; Oregon, 85,000; 

COVER PHOTO 

~COVER 

NO, that's not an ultra-light 

or a new space age vehicle, 
but one of a number of 

water pickers on display at 

the annual meeting of the 
Cape Cod Cranberry 
Growers Association. For 
the story and more photos, 
turn to page 11. 
(CRANBERRIES photo by 
Kirby Gilmore) 

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The total expected demand 
is 4,272,400 barrels. 

"The amount of product 
available for sale is way under 
the demand," said committee 
member John C.Decas. "Our 

message to the industry is to 
keep producing and to produce 
more. i 

The CMC has issued a 1984 
policy statement emphasizing 
that demand is greater than 
production. 

According to the Crop 
Reporting Board of the U.S. 
Department of Agriculture, 
the 1983 nationwide crop 

was 3 percent above that for 

1982. 

According to the USDA, 
the lower Washington crop can 
be blamed on a cool, wet 
be blamed on a cool, wet 
spring which delayed bloom

about two weeks this season 

and limited bee activity. 

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inches above normal and 13 Columbia was warm and sunny during 
inches ahead of 1983 for the seven July, much the same as ours. In 
month period. fact, they said that Victoria had had 

eat1 Cl Ilt^erI ^ I.E.D. the sunniest July on record. 
wat cli Q | Since returning home, we

NOVA SCOTIA 

V u Recently Ireturned to Kentville have had some much needed 

v after attending meetings of the rain and the outlook for the next 
Canadian and American Society for few days is for more wet weather. 
Horticultural Sciences in Vancouver. At the present time, we are look 

MASSACHUSETTS The weather in southern British at an early harvest. I.V.H. 

July was just slightly on the warm 
side, averaging 0.2 degrees a day above 
normal. Maximum temperature was D E e 
88 degrees on the 13th and minimum 
was 52 degrees on the 9th. Warmer B 
than average days were the 13th and ^* E 
15th. Cooler than average days were A 
the 5th, 6th, 8th, 9th, 16th, 18th, 6 CORP. _ i 
27th and 28th. Generally daytime (CRANBERRIES BOUGHT &SOLD 
temperatures were low but night I HIGHEST CASHPRICE J 
temperatures were high. 

Rainfall totalled 4.86 inches or CRANB E .. 
about 2 inches above normal. This Cranberry Land Appraisal Service 
was our wettest July since 1973 and v 
sixth wettest in our records. There was A 
measurable rain on nine days, with Screened Bo Sand Available 

1.64 inches on the 8th as our 
greatest storm. We are about 9-3/8 Vines for 1985 
.__ —____--—______________ I Early Black $3,000.00 ton 
Howes $3,250.00 ton
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Qurantine 37 Appraisals 

Imagine our importing thousands of new crop devouring, exotic pests 

and setting them loose on American agriculture. Can't imagine it, huh? DOUGLAS R. BEATON 
Well, that's precisely what could happen if the USDA okays proposals E. Sandwich, Mass. 

from five or six foreign governments to allow entry of over 9,000 02537 
additional species of plants in the potting media in which they were (617) 888-1288 
grown. 

In the last four years, only six new species have been granted this 
privilege. Yet, USDA is seriously considering opening up the floodgates 
on Quarantine 37 and throwing pest exclusion doors wide open. The list of 

pests that could hitch a ride on these new plant imports includes a wide 
variety whose appetite is satisfied by grain, vegetable and deciduous fruit CRANBERRIES 
crops. 
Government scientists have been sent searching for documented cases D 
of pest risk, with a common attitude being, "If it hasn't been documented THE NA TIONA L CRA NBERR Y 
as risky, then it must be safe." It is estimated that in Columbia there exist correspondence to: 

over 1,000 species of leafminer who feed on everything from apple trees to PSO BOX 249 
celery to chrysanthemums. Only about 300 species have been identified. By Cobalt CT 0414 
USDA's reckoning, the other 700 must be safe! Not too logical from where (203) 342-4730 
we're sitting. Bob Taylor, Publisher/Editor 

---from This Week in Farm Bureau Carolyn Gilmore, Associate Editor 
mm!* Carolyn Laban, Circulation Manager ' 

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0e JolfflWA ADVISORS, CORRESPONDENTS 
H MASSACHUSETTS-Irving E. 

VV •_^ • _ *_ l Demoranville, Director, Cranberry

B ig W heel htl^^f|l 
Experiment Station. 

NEW JERSEY-Philip E. Marucci, 

Cranberry and Blueberry Specialist, 
Cranberry and Blueberry Laboratory,

ruJIayil^^ll ^^^1 Hef^S^

TrcaleS•^• ^M^ ^Chatsworth; Elizabeth G. Carpenter, 

Chatsworth.

42 uanapoag NOVA SCOTIA-I. V. Hall, Botanist, 

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Research Station, Kentville. 
OREGON-Arthur Poole, Coos 
County Extension Agent, Coquille. 
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Horticulturist and Extension Agent 
All types of medium and heavy duty trucks on hand in Horticulture, Coastal Washington

Research and Extension Unit, Long 
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WISCONSIN-Tod D. Planer, 
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Largest used truck dealer in New England. County; Dan Brockman, Vesper; 
Joan E. Humphrey, Friendship. 

All types of diesel repair. CRANBERRIES ispublished monthly 
by the Taylor Publishing Co., Wellwyn 
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ISSN: 0011-0787 


Wisconsin field day
filled with displays


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WISCONSIN growers had the opportunity to see many equipment displays at the annual field day. 
(CRANBERRIES photo by Dan Brockman) 

the annual Summer Field Day at your display. a very popular

. . ofatru 

meeting. , scenic location, situated in the With the day being so hot, the 

growers to visit with each 12 to 16 inch discharge

. Phil Hemer 


soda and beer dispensers were participating and the strength of part, with cooperation and 

very popular spots, as was any the cranberry industry rests, in cohesion among the growers. 

patch of shade available. 
The Cranberry Queen and her 
Court were present throughout 
the day to talk with growers and ___—" 
sell promotional items. Every 
grower in the state benefits from 
the fine work these young ladies NIuemu Electric Io. 

do. 

A fine lunch was followed by ROBERT NIEMI 
the Growers Association meeting, 
although I believe most people ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 
preferred to be outside in what 
breeze there was rather than sit HEAT, LIGHT and POWER WIRING 
through the meeting. 

I always enjoy the Summer A
Field Day as it gives everyone a * RESIDENTIAL
chance to get together, visit and COM MER CI AL
exchange ideas. Every grower CII4A ERCIA L\ F 
across the state has a little
different way of doing some 0 INDUSTRIAL
things. By comparing ideas and
methods, it's possible to learn, TEL. 295-1880
as well as teach, better ways of Robert Niemi Pinehurst Dr. Wareham, Mass.
doing things. The benefit of these
field days is best derived through


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Good niews, good humor,
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By CAROLYN GILMORE Ocean Spray's Jere Downing, Gordon Conklin, editor
Big news at the annual Cape it nevertheless is a source of of the American Agriculturist


Cod Cranberry Growers Associa-concern, particularly with and the guest speaker, kept 

tion meeting was the announce-respect to new plantings. cranberry growers in stitches 
ment of an opening for an Cranberry researchers in the by poking fun at "Megatrends." 

extension plant pathlogist at the state have been calling attention He jabbed at everything from 
UMass Cranberry Experiment to the need for a pathologist protectionism to the American 

Station. A candidate with an to help growers get a handle trend toward lighter diets. 

MS in plant pathology could be on disease problems such as The speaker cited the 
selected to fill the position this this. Conklin Birdseed Index, by 

year, according to Dean Bruce Also at the meeting, awards which he measures the wealth of 
MacDougall of the Department were presented to Dr. Chester a society. At an annual purchase 
of Food and Natural Resources. Cross and Stan Norton. Cross, of $517 million worth of 
The announcement comes retired head of the Experiment 
on the heels of growing concern Station, was acknowledged for THE STORY CONTINUES 
over a recently identified his 40 years of service. Norton, ON PAGE 14 AND THERE 
fungus, fast growing Guignardia. retired engineer, was cited for AR MR pHOTOS BY 
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birdseed, Americans must be the pump house all the way out Company's helicopter sanding. 
pretty well off, he quipped. through the bog. In another contest, KellyThe Agriculturist editor Douglas Beaton's water Lameroni received $100 for first 
praised the cranberry industry picker earned him the non-place in the 100th anniversary 
and advncated "qlnnort for commercial first prize of $100. cup/plate design for the CCCGA. 
those who work on the Also notable was Jim Ashley's The CCCGA will mark its 100th 
marketing." compact, hydraulically driven birthday next year. 
"The market is not a water picker and Decas Cranberry 
homogeneous mass," Conklin 
said. "It's a lot of strata. You 
have to tailor the market to

this."9WISCONSIN CRANBERRY 

The morning of the all-day HEADQUARTERS FOR 
meeting was devoted to examining COLE 
equipment and displays and 
touring the state bog. Some 650 SEVIN R 
attended the chicken barbecue. 

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Title	Cranberries - The National Cranberry Magazine, 1984-10
Subject	Cranberries - The Magazine;
Type	Text
Format	image/pdf;
Identifier	8410CRAN.pdf
Rights	2008 Wetherby Cranberry Library;
Submitting Institution	Wetherby Cranberry Library;
Date Digitized	2000-11-16
Coverage-Spatial	Massachusetts; New Jersey; Wisconsin; Oregon; Washington; Canada
Coverage-Temporal	1980-1989;
Creator	Bob Taylor; Carolyn Gilmore; Carolyn Laban; Irving Demoranville; Phillip E. Marucci; Elizabeth G. Carpenter; I. V. Hall; Arthur Poole; Azmi Y. Shawa, Tod D. Planer; Dan Brockman; Joan E. Humphrey
Date	1984-10
Date Last Updated	2008-11-10
Language	English
Relation	Cranberries - The National Cranberry Magazine
Description	The magazine entitled, “Cranberries – The National Cranberry Magazine,” describes grower information, regional news, and developments in the cranberry industry in the United States and Canada.
Format-Medium	Magazine;
Publisher	Bob Taylor
Digitizer	Stosh Jonjak

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Transcript	v . A A A . '.' .A . . . ".w . "Y '.' '.. .' .\ . . K K. .K . <4<4' 4 '.< '<44.4" .<'. /4' 444j>444 A.>,.< 4M.< .' * 4' \ . ' "4,4' K? \4. K' 'K.$"K"'K \..\ 4.j) Ut . K.K?444$44.4444.4 " '44K'.K '4<4Y44"' " '.4444' . K4' 4' .. ." '<'. ..' '.<. .4.. 4444. E,11uIHuu~ ~H H~ ~ ~ ~ ~ u ~1Hi I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ fflDeCran ^I 1· I Ag Supplies Inc Serving Massachusetts cranberry growversI ThanksI To all of you who have given us the opportunity to serve you. We are most appreciative and look forward to providing you with continued quality service. Best -wishes for a successful harvest ATTENTION: 1. Look for November announcement on reduced prices for certain pesticides. 2. Plan now for fall fertilizer -Advance notice requested for large orders. 3. Yes, we will provide helicopter fertilizer application service post IC harvest. 4. Call office or warehouse. I John C. Decas office: 295-0147 I DECRAN AG SUPPLIES INC. warehouse: 295-2731 1 219 MAIN ST. evening: 763-8956 Wareham MA 02571 (William Chamberlain) j Another record crop Some b 5S were damaged by the harQ December freeze. Insects and disease were a problem, with black vine weevils and girdlers being common and fungus infestations reported. Pu Repalrs All Types Field Service & Shop 20yearsexperience AAA INDUSTRIAL PUMP SERVICE INC. 66 Lake St. Plympton MA 02367 BruceSunnerber Bruce Sunnerberg (617) 585-2394 By CAROLYN GILMORE The Cranberry Marketing Committee crop estimate for 1984 is 3,215 ,000 barrels nationwide, about 6 percent above last year's production and another record in cranberrying's seemingly ever upward trend. The only one of the five cranberry states expected to have fewer berries this year is Washington. The predicted breakdown by state is: Massachusetts, 1,431,250 barrels; New Jersey, 283,750; Oregon, 85,000; COVER PHOTO ~COVER NO, that's not an ultra-light or a new space age vehicle, but one of a number of water pickers on display at the annual meeting of the Cape Cod Cranberry Growers Association. For the story and more photos, turn to page 11. (CRANBERRIES photo by Kirby Gilmore) No one is more qualified * to serve your * Crop Insurance needs 8 than THE * BUTLER GROUP * 1. Crop Hail Policies on any Washington, 122,500; Wisconsin, 122,500. The total expected demand is 4,272,400 barrels. "The amount of product available for sale is way under the demand" said committee member John C.Decas. "Our message to the industry is to keep producing and to produce more. i The CMC has issued a 1984 policy statement emphasizing that demand is greater than production. According to the Crop Reporting Board of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the 1983 nationwide crop was 3 percent above that for 1982. According to the USDA, the lower Washington crop can be blamed on a cool, wet be blamed on a cool, wet spring which delayed bloom about two weeks this season and limited bee activity. , \| ~ * * * * Vines for Sale PurePruningsof Pure Prunings of CROWLEYS, BLACKS, HOWES, STEVENS Available Spring of 1985 PRICED TO SELL MORSE BROTHERS, INC. 617 699 -25 88 commercial crops-Hail, Fire, * Vandalism and Transit. * II. Federal Crop Insurance * 8, Policies for Apples, Potatoes, * Tobacco, Corn, Cranberries * and others. others. * Call Us for a Quote or Details * Butler-Florists' &Growers' Insurance * * Agency of New England Inc. * 20 South St., Westborough MA 01581 * inches above normal and 13 Columbia was warm and sunny during inches ahead of 1983 for the seven July, much the same as ours. In month period. fact, they said that Victoria had had eat1 Cl Ilt^erI ^ I.E.D. the sunniest July on record. wat cli Q \| Since returning home, we NOVA SCOTIA V u Recently Ireturned to Kentville have had some much needed v after attending meetings of the rain and the outlook for the next Canadian and American Society for few days is for more wet weather. Horticultural Sciences in Vancouver. At the present time, we are look MASSACHUSETTS The weather in southern British at an early harvest. I.V.H. July was just slightly on the warm side, averaging 0.2 degrees a day above normal. Maximum temperature was D E e 88 degrees on the 13th and minimum was 52 degrees on the 9th. Warmer B than average days were the 13th and ^* E 15th. Cooler than average days were A the 5th, 6th, 8th, 9th, 16th, 18th, 6 CORP. _ i 27th and 28th. Generally daytime (CRANBERRIES BOUGHT &SOLD temperatures were low but night I HIGHEST CASHPRICE J temperatures were high. Rainfall totalled 4.86 inches or CRANB E .. about 2 inches above normal. This Cranberry Land Appraisal Service was our wettest July since 1973 and v sixth wettest in our records. There was A measurable rain on nine days, with Screened Bo Sand Available 1.64 inches on the 8th as our greatest storm. We are about 9-3/8 Vines for 1985 .__ —____--—______________ I Early Black $3,000.00 ton Howes $3,250.00 ton WANTED TO BUY Crowleys call Cranberry Separator, Lawrence W. Pink Cordwood Road Boxes & Picking Machines Office 934-6076 Duxbury, Mass. 02332 BOB CHIARELLO P.O. Box 212 So. Orleans MA 02662 J \I (617)255-5083 \|\| ML EIER EARTHMOVING INC. The C CHARLES W.HARRIS\| "We're Best on Earth" Company One yd. CAT backhoe 451 Old Somerset Avenue North Dighton, Mass. Bog Construction Phone 824-5607 Land Clearing AMES Canal Work IrrigationSystems Flume Setting RAIN BIRD Pond Construction Sprinklers Contact: Ditching HALE Peter K. Meier Pumps 63 South Street Halifax, MA 02338 Grower references available HigheN Quality Products (617) 293-3218 Equipped with swamp mats with Satisfaction Guaranteed CRANBERRY GROWERS REALTY PiListings edlitorIal ,/t-of buyers and sellers welcomed on ' .. Off——»——•ifa^^^^Hu.. Icranberry acreage and f upland. Qurantine 37 Appraisals Imagine our importing thousands of new crop devouring, exotic pests and setting them loose on American agriculture. Can't imagine it, huh? DOUGLAS R. BEATON Well, that's precisely what could happen if the USDA okays proposals E. Sandwich, Mass. from five or six foreign governments to allow entry of over 9,000 02537 additional species of plants in the potting media in which they were (617) 888-1288 grown. In the last four years, only six new species have been granted this privilege. Yet, USDA is seriously considering opening up the floodgates on Quarantine 37 and throwing pest exclusion doors wide open. The list of pests that could hitch a ride on these new plant imports includes a wide variety whose appetite is satisfied by grain, vegetable and deciduous fruit CRANBERRIES crops. Government scientists have been sent searching for documented cases D of pest risk, with a common attitude being, "If it hasn't been documented THE NA TIONA L CRA NBERR Y as risky, then it must be safe." It is estimated that in Columbia there exist correspondence to: over 1,000 species of leafminer who feed on everything from apple trees to PSO BOX 249 celery to chrysanthemums. Only about 300 species have been identified. By Cobalt CT 0414 USDA's reckoning, the other 700 must be safe! Not too logical from where (203) 342-4730 we're sitting. Bob Taylor, Publisher/Editor ---from This Week in Farm Bureau Carolyn Gilmore, Associate Editor mm!* Carolyn Laban, Circulation Manager ' 3CIWLM 0e JolfflWA ADVISORS, CORRESPONDENTS H MASSACHUSETTS-Irving E. VV •_^ • _ _ l Demoranville, Director, Cranberry B ig W heel htl^^f\|l Experiment Station. NEW JERSEY-Philip E. Marucci, Cranberry and Blueberry Specialist, Cranberry and Blueberry Laboratory, ruJIayil^^ll ^^^1 Hef^S^ TrcaleS•^• ^M^ ^Chatsworth; Elizabeth G. Carpenter, Chatsworth. 42 uanapoag NOVA SCOTIA-I. V. Hall, Botanist, _ Research Station, Kentville. OREGON-Arthur Poole, Coos County Extension Agent, Coquille. 0 IT reetoInt SaaS H WASHINGTON-Azmi Y. Shawa, Horticulturist and Extension Agent All types of medium and heavy duty trucks on hand in Horticulture, Coastal Washington Research and Extension Unit, Long from cab & chassis to dump trucks to road tractors. Beach. WISCONSIN-Tod D. Planer, Farm Management Agent, Wood Largest used truck dealer in New England. County; Dan Brockman, Vesper; Joan E. Humphrey, Friendship. All types of diesel repair. CRANBERRIES ispublished monthly by the Taylor Publishing Co., Wellwyn 13rgest tow trucks Drive, Portland CT 06480. Second on the East Coast. 3Largest tow trucks an the East Coast. Q class postage is paid at the Portland, Conn., Post Office. Price is $10 a year, (617) 763-5927 $18 for two years, $1a copy in the or U.S.; $12 a year in Canada; $15 a HYBobor Joe^ year in all other countries. Copyright (617) 763\ 8745 Call BOD 01or tO (6i7)763-^/4^ . 1984 by Taylor Publishing. H ISSN: 0011-0787 Wisconsin field day filled with displays .. ........ WISCONSIN growers had the opportunity to see many equipment displays at the annual field day. (CRANBERRIES photo by Dan Brockman) the annual Summer Field Day at your display. a very popular . . ofatru meeting. , scenic location, situated in the With the day being so hot, the growers to visit with each 12 to 16 inch discharge . Phil Hemer soda and beer dispensers were participating and the strength of part, with cooperation and very popular spots, as was any the cranberry industry rests, in cohesion among the growers. patch of shade available. The Cranberry Queen and her Court were present throughout the day to talk with growers and ___—" sell promotional items. Every grower in the state benefits from the fine work these young ladies NIuemu Electric Io. do. A fine lunch was followed by ROBERT NIEMI the Growers Association meeting, although I believe most people ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS preferred to be outside in what breeze there was rather than sit HEAT, LIGHT and POWER WIRING through the meeting. I always enjoy the Summer A Field Day as it gives everyone a * RESIDENTIAL chance to get together, visit and COM MER CI AL exchange ideas. Every grower CII4A ERCIA L\ F across the state has a little different way of doing some 0 INDUSTRIAL things. By comparing ideas and methods, it's possible to learn, TEL. 295-1880 as well as teach, better ways of Robert Niemi Pinehurst Dr. Wareham, Mass. doing things. The benefit of these field days is best derived through A MOST COMPLETE INVENTORY OF IRRIGATION ACCESSORIES LARCH ONT^ ^~"7—^ENGINEERING & IRR GATION, INC.— I "0 -z7.P.O. Box 66. II1La-rchmont Lane, Lexington, MA 0217 3 (6 17) 86 2_-2^O IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR THE CRANBERRY INDUSTRY FOR EXAMPLE: If)1rolanI-Rupp -SolltPriinitigElectric 5prinkler Pumps, Provyen Quick CoupleRiser lIn evcroll-Rand Water Harves~t Putnps l wi'uoinio //lsveri Cu~pling For 4'' Po1v Pipe Larchmont Engineering ,'7N^ Bill Stearns, Plymouth, Mass. Phil Tropeano, President (L) (617) 746-6048 (617) 862-2550 (Call Collect) (617) 224-4554 "4'- Felker Flow Gates ll!. are built to last, thanks to excellent Felker .Iin Massachusetts welded construction, generously braced I caiiBiiStearns designs, and only the highest quality 11; = I I aluminum materials .i.~'0' -:ii,,..:;: — iI .:ii :- ....-i:i-B........: ..... 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The newspaper's , 617 5--27 coverage of the 1983 Cranberry F Festival earned a third place in the special sections or issue BAIN C ERIALI PS& giealso you o& ALEMITESUPPLIES newsrman FEDERAL viewsaraboult the INDUSTRIAL NEVER-SEEZ annualvmeetiews CUTLAS QUAKER aofthePlant GroYMARINE STATE industryng PILLOW SEALS Theaweekly ) BLOCKS Bandon Weste• World won four•• awards " BEARING MTORRINGTONNATION E IN 1at thee recentOregonPNewspaperSTEMCO zene exc C L SPICER CLUTCH COMPONENTS coveragel ofthyUNIVERSAL JOINTSFOR ALL CARS CHAIN STEMCO~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~9 DRITELIZI COMPONENTS HYRULLEYS Pau0 19S oB SUPPLEMENTARY PRODUCTS ARDO CLJCHES 'A/CO I GASKETPAPER CLEANER L • -IvD .ATERDUMPS e BRONZEEUSHINGS• BIG RIG EXHAUSTS G E N ATER .BELTS -AND HARDWAREICELcc-O s LOCKING LCTITE MORSE CABLES CLACr Cranberry Equipment L HUBS M I ALARMS FLWARENSWIT6MARINE SUPPLIES AND ACCESSORIES abot 6 FIBERGLASS vieWA NS 5 IANCHORSD RFASTENERS REPAIRKITS LINEV PAINTPIMPS SHACKLES. 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A candidate with an to help growers get a handle trend toward lighter diets. MS in plant pathology could be on disease problems such as The speaker cited the selected to fill the position this this. Conklin Birdseed Index, by year, according to Dean Bruce Also at the meeting, awards which he measures the wealth of MacDougall of the Department were presented to Dr. Chester a society. At an annual purchase of Food and Natural Resources. Cross and Stan Norton. Cross, of $517 million worth of The announcement comes retired head of the Experiment on the heels of growing concern Station, was acknowledged for THE STORY CONTINUES over a recently identified his 40 years of service. Norton, ON PAGE 14 AND THERE fungus, fast growing Guignardia. retired engineer, was cited for AR MR pHOTOS BY While this particular strain does his work in agricultural KIRBY GILMORE ON not normally cause rot, said mechanization at the station PAGES 12 and 13. LEONARDS&SONS NC. I CR. 890 MIDDLE ROAD ACUSHNET, MASS. 02743 TEL. 7 2 2 lues Detrashers Conveyors (steel or aluminum) Shearing Shop Welding : Bending ___ ~~~~~~~~~~~ * ^ ~STEEL DISTRIBUTORS FLAT :PLATESO ANGLES F CHANNEL IRON * I BEAM :: • REINFORCEMENT ROD * WIRE MESH * W.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i 12 ................ ............................ ..... ........ ...... . .. ........ ... ..... .... . . .......... ............ ............. .. .. .. .. .. ... .... ... .... . ... . . ... ............. ...... ......... .............. ...... .... ........... ............ ................ ........... MOEN birdseed, Americans must be the pump house all the way out Company's helicopter sanding. pretty well off, he quipped. through the bog. In another contest, KellyThe Agriculturist editor Douglas Beaton's water Lameroni received $100 for first praised the cranberry industry picker earned him the non-place in the 100th anniversary and advncated "qlnnort for commercial first prize of $100. cup/plate design for the CCCGA. those who work on the Also notable was Jim Ashley's The CCCGA will mark its 100th marketing." compact, hydraulically driven birthday next year. "The market is not a water picker and Decas Cranberry homogeneous mass" Conklin said. "It's a lot of strata. You have to tailor the market to this."9WISCONSIN CRANBERRY The morning of the all-day HEADQUARTERS FOR meeting was devoted to examining COLE equipment and displays and touring the state bog. Some 650 SEVIN R attended the chicken barbecue. 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'I-,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~....III.I..I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. ::::~~~~~~~~7:,:::::X:: 1. 1.., .I.I..II~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. ::;:·.:::::::.: .~~~..I~~~.... ~ ...I.I.I~~...........~~~. III..I..I...~II..II~~~..I ~ ~ ~~.II. -,.I~",%...",-.".,,.,.,-.,--',. .",.,,,1-".,..1I.I,I-.-.1 ..,.."Il-. -1 ., 'I.I",i i:: .. :~ ;- 16 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ '.',..,.." .~.I~.... I.A.,,~ ,~::, .. ....I CRANBERRY COOK Fancy mold and e stivas a favorit saladto grace its \|iyiB T^B A By SUE BARANCIK Over the river and through the woods, To Grandmother's:e turkey, pie, yhouseI we go. at l sofegol To eat turkey, pie, yams of gold and tasty cranberriesin a mold! Every family has a favorite cranberry salad to grace its Thanksgiving table. Some like VWB BI"IIIK 1^ yu Thanksgiving table. Some liken UTEI=IE tI it coolc and creamy. ool Others preferpreferfinancial ^^^l-fl~l^l Otherson llMS p their cranberries tart, crunchye w i i and distinct in their taste. As pro s Now our family is torn f ui between both varieities of cranberry mold, so we just alternate them each year. Professional disinterest, And you can't buy oa Professional disinterest. And you can't Going back several generations more important commodit y when you seek in my family is a smooth and assistance with personal financial planning. rich cranberry mold made with That's why we work with the Quissett canned, jelled cranberry sauce Corporation of Cambridge. As providers of and sour cream. It's quite financial planning packages, Quissett sells no satisfying and provides an stocks, mutual funds, insurance or other accompanimentshimmeringt financial products. A service that doesn't stand excellent, t totheroastto anything anything on your acco~~~~~~~-makniment final investment decisions is the only service accompanhimmernt lose anything-or-or gain anything-on-your. to jturkey,cl bread stuffingt that can be purely objective. Let us tell you brown, sugar glazed sweet more about the benefits of professionally potatoes. Whenever I make this disinterested financial planning, Call or write for even Great Grandmother Annie a free informational brochure. dish. I picture the female st members of my family-my mother, Maxine, my Aunt Phyllis, Grandmother Elsie and even Great Grandmother Annie O -making the same recipe. We just call it Fancyg Cranberry Mold. And here's the recipe. Gaae-Wilev& Company NC6RPO RATED 617-746-3322 · 800-242-0263 sauce 1pint sour cream Open Weekdays 9 am, to 5 pm / Saturdays 9:30 a~m, to Noon 2 (3 ounce)ofWe'repackages professionally disinterested in you. ~~~2(3 ounce) packages ~Member of of the Securities Investor Protection Corporation strawberry gelatin 1/2 cups water 1,7 department" said Emil Caruthers the department." 1. Mash cranberries through of Long Beach, a local grower. About 45 local growers met sieve. Mix with sour cream. "They also were clearly informed recently with Stu Pedersen, 2. Prepare gelatin with 11/2 that we are not happy with the chairman of the board of cups of water. Cool. past service we've received from directors of Ocean Spray Cranberries. 3. Mix gelatin with cranberry 3. Thoroughly mix gelatin with cranberry mixture. Pour into mold. Jell. -0,me1 But Cranberry Festival 1 0 1 Salad is very good, too. It may T1 not have the family memories, ANCIL RVICESI ~ ':--:-~iia:~ANCIAL SERVICES,INc.ANI but it does have an excellent , JI I .JI'.J .but it does have an excellent, and not so rich, flavor. The PO. BOX 1169 * VILLAGE LANDING 0 PLYMOUTH, MA 02360 4 recipe below is for a small, 3 cup mold, but the ingredients 746-8382 may easily be doubled for a Comprehensive computer-assisted * 11/2 quart mold. financial planning for families and businesses. 3ounce package strawberry Investment advice and assistance. gelatin ge1 oling water cup I cup boiling water ROBERTA A. GRIMES, JD, CFP JAMES A. FRATELLO ~ 13cup cold water A JOHN^ R. TONELLO, CPA MARY M. McAULIFFE, JD t 4upwatercold d MYRON L. SILTON ½ small orange, uunpeeled MICHAEL F. MARCINKUS 2 cups fresh cranberries ...The financial professionals. 1 medium apple, diced 3 tablespoons sugar 1. Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Add cold water. Chill until thickened. ? 2. Cut orange into wedges and C remove seeds. Put orange and cranberries through food grinder. Mix in apple and sugar. Fold into \| * B gelatin. 3. Pour into 3 cup mold or individual molds. Chill until firm. [ 6 servings. Credit ... Plus! GROWERS DISCUSS Cre Plus! BEAVERS WITH GAME DEPARTMENT State Game Department officials A S lid told about 20 Washington growers recently that permits are required from the department before beaver nlletm Int dams can be pulled down. The growers have complained that the beaver dams are preventing requires solid financing . . . and that's our speadequate drainage and surface water cialty. Credit for equipment, land, buildings ... all runoff unl heir properties, according your financial needs. For Credit . . . Plus a full the the Chinook Observer. The growers also were told they range of other finance-related services, see your can shoot game animals damaging local Farm Credit representative. crops but must immediately call the game agent after the shooting. I P.O. Box 7 the game agent after the shooting. Taunton, Mass. 02780 Tel: (617) 824-7578 "At least now we know where I Office: Located on Rt. 44, 1/4 Mile West of Rt. 24 we stand and so does the game AUTHORIZED AGWAY REPRESENTATIVE LICENSED SPRAYING OF PESTICIDES (Seasonal) WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF: CRANBERRY INSECTICIDES * FUNGICIDES HERBICIDES * MITICIDES u and FERTILIZERS IN STOCK! ROBERT A. ALBERGHINI -SPRAYING RFD 5 PLYMOUTH STREET, CARVER, MASS. 02330 A^8Mn^ ^ )AGAY^ TELEPHONE: 866-4429 For further information, call evenings after 5:30 W 29522Office22 2952207 D.Beaton 1AM, P. Beaton 888-1288 ng 947-3601 : Specializing in COMPLETE BOG * NETTING * I)ITCHING ^ M ANAGEMENT I * HARVESTING * SANDING * WEED CLIPPING( (Wet & Drv) A/so \ 0 I 15 ft & 20 ft Hydraulic Arm & Flail Mowers, Rotary Ditchers I SKICHlER ;nDMT ^ Complete line of portable Crisafulli Pumps 2" -16" 1 !^ HMZ3HM frhPlastic netting for suction boxes ______S_ _lll__ IFMO(m~U~Ol(~ Fl~m _b _19 mm WHAT'S IN A BOG? A ct°\ {^ l . 'Cranberries. A delightfully delicious fruit well worth learning about at !(t Ai \I~~ Ocean Spray's fascinating Cranberry o' World® in Plymouth. Walk around Ai /~1jt working cranberry bogs. Look at 4i ) k t. ^1t, -cranberry art and antiques. Listen / 'iI A7 to our boardwalk concerts. Free refreshments, too. And, best of all, /\J I Ii tT/f free admission for everyone. Come 4find out what's in a bog. It'll boggle your mind. CRAINBERRY Open daily April 1through NovemberXXO I l1®0 30th, 9:30 a.m. to 5p.m. Free Admission. WO®L R1L\LDNear Plymouth Rock. Group reservations required. For information write Cranberry Visitors CenterC World, Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc., Visitosr Plymouth, Mass. 02360 or call (617) 7471000 or (617) 747-2350. Cranberries -The National Cranberry Magazine -link page Cranberries -The National Cranberry Magazine -link page PREVIOUS............Cranberries -The National Cranberry Magazine September, 1984 NEXT................Cranberries -The National Cranberry Magazine November, 1984 GO TO INDEX
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