. Les canneberges ; : la canneberge national magazine. La canneberge. Pour I. E. Hiller Company à Marion et était également secrétaire de mairie, Marion lorsque trois conseils a mené les affaires de la ville. Début de la fa- miharity avec canneberges sont venus dans maniable quand elle a été forcée de prendre le contrôle des opérations de son mari. D'une grande aide et la valeur à elle a été l'aide et des conseils de Howard Hiller, et plus tard son fils, "Bob", maintenant à la fin de la distribution de l'industrie, en plus d'être un producteur. En fait, le marais de Hiller "surround" mais tous les tourbières, et la Vose Butteurs à ont été et stil

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. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. for I. E. Hiller Company in Marion and also was secretary at Marion Town Hall, when three boards con- ducted town affairs. Her early fa- miharity with cranberries came in handy when she was forced to take over her husband's operations. Of great assistance and value to her was help and advice from Howard Hiller, and later his son, "Bob, " now engaged in the distributing end of the industry as well as being a grower. As a matter of fact the Hiller bogs all but "surround" the Vose bogs, and the Hillers were and still are, on hand to give her assistance when needed. On frost nights she does not find it lonely. "Bob" Hiller and the late "Lew" Hiller, who was also in- terested in the Hiller bogs were taking care of things on their pro- perty and the three often got to- gether to discuss the weather out- look and to decide what to do with flowing. Kenny Beaton of Wareham was hired to do the netting for insect control. Mrs. Vose hires the Wiggins Airways, Inc. for application of in- sect controls. Sanding is also done by Beaton with a cub tractcr and trailer trucks. Her Own Foreman She has one man who has worked for the Voses for 30 years and in season she has two or three others to help out. They help weed and other hard work. There is no fore- man. Mrs. Vose is her own. Until 1961 she, like her neighbors, the Hillers did a lot of scooping. The Early Blacks were scooped and also the Howes. Ray H. Morse of West Wareham did the machine harvest- ing, at first using a Western Picker, as he believed this trained the vines more than did a Darlington. Lately Darlingtons have been used. The "Vose's Prides, " of which there is quite a bit of acreage have very long runners. This past season of 1962, Mrs. Vose decided to try it "on her own, " picking entirely by Westerns. She claims she was literally "launched" on a new career having picked in so much wate

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