. Preiselbeeren;: die nationalen cranberry Magazin. Preiselbeeren. ^^w^^^^^^^^ * *? .". ^ POLIZEICHEF JOHN O. SOARES VON SOMERSET ERHÄLT TICKET. Es war alles im Geist der Spaß bei einem Besuch bei Cran-Berry Museum und Cranberry Haus auf Cranberry Highway, Wareham. Präsentation ticket ist Edward Gelsthorpe, Links, Executive Vice President von cranberry Genossenschaft, als Gastgeber für über 100 Mitglieder des südöstlichen Massachusetts Polizeichefs in Wareham, Mittwoch, 13. Mai, Konferenz durch Stadtbeamte angeordnet zu besuchen. Chief Soares ist Präsident des Vereins. Cranberry Museum und wenn man

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. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. ^^f^^a^^ ^ * *? .'. ^ POLICE CHIEF JOHN O. SOARES OF SOMERSET GETS TICKET. It was all in the spirit of fun during a visit to Cran- berry Museum and Cranberry House on Cranberry Highway, Wareham. Presenting ticket is Edward Gelsthorpe, left, Executive Vice President of cranberry cooperative, acting as host to over 100 members of the Southeastern Massachusetts Police Chiefs Association in Wareham, Wednesday, May 13, to attend meeting arranged by town officials. Chief Soares is president of the Association. Cranberry Museum and Theater Open at Route 28 Just an easy 20-minute drive from Pilgrim Plymouith is the world center of the 30-million dollar cranberry industry, the Cape Cod Canal Town of Ware- ham and its picturesque inland neighbor, Carver. This is' the heart of Cranberry- land, focus of almost 12, 500 acres of bogs on the Cape and in Plym- TWENTY-TWO ing. Collectors' items on view include antique scoops, handmade stencils for cranberry barrels, screening tables and other rare objects. School groups and bus tourists are among the numerous visitors to this historic and edu- cational exhibit. Part of the museum is a Cran- berry Theater, als'o fre3, where the fascinating story of "Cran- berryin' " from Pilgrim Days to automated harvesting and pro- cessing is told in a 25-minute color film, "Heritage of Flavor." The museum and theater are open daily 9.00 to 5:00 and Fri- day, Saturday and Sunday, 9:00 to 9:00, through Labor Day. Cranberry House includes a gift shop and restaurant where a var- iety of cranberry specialties, gifts and souvenirs' are featured. outh County. Here travelers along Cranberry Highway, Routes 6 and 28, get an exciting pano- ramic view of the cranberry in- dustry a few minutes of driving. First stop for thousands every year is the Cranberry Museum in Cranberry House, Onset. Admis- sion is free. The museum was established by cranberry growers through their coopera

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