. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. )etails of Cranberry Soils Re- ; The last speaker on the pro- ram, Herbert W. Voorhees, Pres- ient of the New Jersey Farm lureau, spoke about "Eui-ope as I Saw It and the Lesson It Can Teach ; Though not concerned with cranberries or cranberry growing, this talk and the Koda- chronie slides left the audience with plenty to think about. More Than 100 Attend Blue Co-op Meeting" in Jersey THOMAS BROTHERS General Contractors MIDULEBORO, MASS. Tel. Middleboro 772 Concrete Flumes and Pumpwells Transit Mix Con
. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. )etails of Cranberry Soils Re- ; The last speaker on the pro- ram, Herbert W. Voorhees, Pres- ient of the New Jersey Farm lureau, spoke about "Eui-ope as I Saw It and the Lesson It Can Teach ; Though not concerned with cranberries or cranberry growing, this talk and the Koda- chronie slides left the audience with plenty to think about. More Than 100 Attend Blue Co-op Meeting" in Jersey THOMAS BROTHERS General Contractors MIDULEBORO, MASS. Tel. Middleboro 772 Concrete Flumes and Pumpwells Transit Mix Concrete Complete Line of Construction Equipment Excavating - Grading - Hauling Leave the Tough Jobs for Us Our Experience is Your Guarantee Co-op Sold 314,000 12-Pint Crates of Jerseys, 52,000 Crates of North Carolinas, 130,000 Crates of Mich- igans. The annual meeting of the Blue- berry Cooperative Association was held at Pemberton, N. J., on Jan- uary 14, 1949, with over 100 mem- bers and guests attending- the meeting and dinner. Otto Wells was elected to the Board of Direc- tors from North Carolina, and H. B. Scammell, T. H. Budd, Sr., Milton V. Reeves, and William S. Haines of New Jersey were elected directors for three year terms. Harold Haines was elected to fill the unexpired term of the late Joseph W. Darlington, and W. Al- bert Jarvis was elected to fill the unexpired term of Samuel Yar- nold. The report of Stanley Coville, - rrrcCO:?''^ A <;> Prevents Hdtdndlemifesfi Specify and he sure you get CUPROLIGNUM to Save Costly Renewals on Flumes and Headgates CUPROLIGNUM SHINGLE STAIN For new clapboards, old stained or new shingles. Can be painted over if desired. CUPROLIGNUM COPPER BOTTOM PAINT with the addition of Cuprolignum gives added resistance to bar- nacles or teredoes by penetrating the wood cells, depositing toxics which remain after paint film has completely disintegrated. New England Representative ROBERT S. CHASE 195 Marlboro Street Boston 16, Mass. Manufac
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