. Les canneberges ; : la canneberge national magazine. La canneberge. Les courbes d'un acre bog autour de la marge de Hamblin's attaché. l'étang d'insectes de l'air est hors de la question, car l'étang seraient contaminés par la solution. Ainsi il est nécessaire d'utiliser des appareils au sol. Il y a une certaine part d'accompagnement- pulvérisation mais pour les travaux volumineux Shield ne le travail. Comme Ck&gt ;-exploitant Mme Hollidge s'occupe non seulement des réunions de la cap supérieur Cran- berry Club et Cape Cod Growers, mais les cliniques de mauvaises herbes et d'autres réunions. Elle beheves que le personnel de la Massachusetts Cranberry- Ex periment Station et la C

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. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. The one-acre bog curves around the margin of Hamblin's Fond. the pond air insect control is out of the question because the pond would be contaminated by the spray. So it is necessary to use ground rigs. There is some spot hand spray- ing but for larger jobs Shield does the work. As A Ck>-operator Mrs. Hollidge attends not only meetings of the Upper Cape Cran- berry Club and Cape Cod Growers, but weed clinics and other meetings as well. She beheves that the staff of the Massachusetts Cranberry Ex- periment Station and the Cape Cod Extension Service do a very im- portant job in holding weed and in- sect clinic meetings. When it comes to bog troubles, small as this one is, the Hollidges have bad their own share, Mrs. Hol- lidge says. One year there was win- ter kill. They knew nothing of this at the time and so were caught. Now they know better and are ready to put on a winter flood when winds are about to turn icy and the vines are frozen in. There has also been trouble with blackheaded fireworm and fruit worm. Mrs. Hollidge sometimes goes on the bogs and weeds herself, and sweeps the bog for insects, but this work is usually done by help kept cn the estate as is the spraying. The Hollidges came to the Cape where they now make their year- round home from Milton, near Bos- ton. CjI. Hollidge was formerly presi- dent of the C. Crawford Hollidge stO'ies in Boston, Wellesley and Hy- :nii3. He is new retired. Mrs. Hollidge attended schools in Maiden and Milton and is a gradu- ate of Sargent School of Physical Culture at Cambridge. Besides being secretary of the Cape Cod Cranberry Club she is a member of and chairman of the Five Rivers Branch of Cape Cod Hospital. This branch takes in the villages of Osterville, Centerville, Marstons Mills, Santuit and Cotuit, all in the township of Barnstable. She is also a member of the Oster- ville Garden Club and is a member of the conservation committee. Both Ardent Spo

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