. Les canneberges ; : la canneberge national magazine. La canneberge. Frères MORSE G. H. MoR 47 - 49 rue Falmouth ATTLEBORO, MASSE. Beaton est distribué. Puisse votre YULETIDE CLOW brillante de l'esprit de Noël à l'ancienne Wareham, Massachusetts) Tél. 130 de 970 cc Wareham^^^Cod Q nxi 14 nMehfiiel les Red Sox de Boston. Elle avait vécu toute sa vie à Boston et il m'a dit beaucoup de l'attitude sociale de l'ancienne génération. Nous avons quitté Boston beaucoup trop tôt pour moi, par l'intermédiaire de l'air à Kansas City, et Topeka, Kansas. Nous avons visité la famille ... sur la seule journée cool qu'ils avaient eu pendant des semaines ... c'était seulement 90. Puis un h

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. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. MORSE BROTHERS G. H. MoR 47 - 49 Falmouth St. ATTLEBORO, MASS. Beaton's Distributing Agency. MAY YOUR YULETIDE CLOW BRIGHTLY WITH OLD-FASHIONED CHRISTMAS CHEER Wareham, Mass. Tel. Wareham 130 of 970 Cc^ Cod Q^nxi^nMehfiiel Fourteen the Boston Red Sox. She had lived in Boston all her life and told me much of the social attitudes of the older generation. We left Boston much too soon to suit me, via air to Kansas City, and Topeka, Kansas. We visited relatives ... on the only cool day they had had for weeks ... it was only 90. Then a half day in Denver and on to Portland. The follovifing day we were home. Our whole trip had been planned by a travel agent who also made our hotel reservations and air schedule. It was a trip worth wait- ing for—and one we will never forget. Blueberry Asso. Holds Meeting The annual meeting of the Mass- achusetts Cultivated Blueberry Association met Tuesday evening, December 7th, at Leland's Rest- aurant in Kingston. The atttend- ance was larger than at any previous meeting of the associa- tion. Following an excellent din- ner there was a speaking pro- gram and short business meeting. Prof. W. H. Thies, extension horticulturist from the University of Massachusetts, spoke on "The Relationship between Soil Manage- ment and Productivity of Fruit Plants". Besides explaining the importance of the right soil with adequate moisture and fertility he discussed the relationship between soil activity and the source of nitrogen for blueberries. The am- monia form of nitrogen apears to be quite important in blueberry nu- tiition is not available above pH 5.5 Ammonia sources have a tend- ency to increase the acidity or to lower the pH. The next speaker was Prof. F. B. Chandler of the Cran'-jrry Sta- tion, East Wareham, who spoke on the "Composition and Uses of Blueberries". He spoke briefly on the early history of blueberries and the uses to which blueberries were put. As

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