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"."."··.·.;··.-· ·I··. h t s~~~~~~~~~~g *I~Since 903 MORTON Buildings have grown to become the largest builders of timber column structures in the U.S.. We offer a complete line of commercial, light industrial, arenas and stallbarns, livestock and suburban buildings, backed by the strongest written warrantee available, including acid rain protection. Don't settle for less. If a new or expanded building project g ~~isR in your plans, call or write: I.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~P.O. Box 549 I|~~ ~ Raynham Center, Mass. 02768 / q|~ (617) 824-3827 S or call toll free 1-800/447-7436 i Cartoonist All Hung Up on Cranberrles PUN, PUN, PUN... Somehow, the prefix "cran" became inextricably linked one day with the vivid imagination of cartoonist Vicky Taylor and she began whipping out crantoons- whoops, we mean cartoons-/with the speed of bouncing berries. Below Vicky \ tells how she and her cartoons came about. 6 s By VICKY TAYLOR r I grew up in a wonderful place once called Barefoot, Tennessee. \ There actually was a post office by that name there around 1900. I still live in Tennessee with my husband, Sam, and our two i sons, Max, 5, and Adam, 2. We're WRITER-Artist Vicky GTaylor thinks Cran-all the time. right on the Kentucky/ Tennessee line, about 60 miles from Tennessee. I graduated from Western /~~~~Kentucky University (BA '77, THEEMA '81), where I majored in Spanish, German and biology. Since there is very little demand around here for Spanish orous ra German, I got a job teaching 8thsurp (please turn the page) Crahse pgrot *Y ~ATTENTION: Massachusetts Bog Owners With Expansion & Maintenance Projects jsEQUIP THESE are just a small 225-966D. Screening plant, screen your own TCOVER DRAWINGS RENTALS-D8L-D8K-D6D--235 Her story the rand . Also complete projects: BOGSings stareflect this page.hu 826 tied up with the prefix cran-. As NC imaginationofVicky Taylor, PONDS-ROADWAYS-SAND & %sr~~rum~mV"13~1~ GRAVEL grade science, health and language arts. I have always enjoyed puns and cartooning. When I taught school, I got a lot of great cartoon ideas from my students, c who wrote about things like :th i gc pullet-proof vesteo in their r essays. Now I get most of my ' th : TEACHER Vicky Taylor has a way with words, called Shearing crud" sld i leng hopping for "bubbling *890 MIDDLE ROA D 764(- whether they're words inEnglish, Spanish or Cr Cnveyorrds German, or or that steel -. aluminum x~:::j::::: *18i:~: *~~~~~~~~~::..* CHANE IRO *· I BEAM *~ * REa~~i~~INFORC~~EMENT RO WR MS * i : * * *********************** ************************,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~: "Th Bevryndinglblis? **bntoslk rnp 4~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:::::: ...I * C·; PLATEODS C *NANGLES*T REINFORCEMENTDDLE ROD WIRE MESH * PATESi a ANLESCC FLAT and crangrape and wondered what other cranberry products would be called. To wit: crandue, Other cartoons on the a melted cheese and cranberry next page. dish; cranlet, an egg and cranberry dish; cranwich-need I say more? I have always wanted to be a writer and cartoonist but used the lack of a typewriter as an excuse not to try to publish anything. Then my husband, r Sam, played a dirty trick a couple of Christmases ago and bought me one of those fancy V / electronic typewriters that corrects mistakes and practi-\r cally types by itself. I had no r cc( choice. / Ole ,\ \ Cranbsrr/ \ t C\ Mi CRANBERRIES f // o\o / IL^ C Op Q | The National Cranberry Magazine Send correspondence to: P.O. BOX 249 / Cobalt CT 06414 (203) 342-4730 BOB TAYLOR, PUBLISHER/EDITOR CAROLYN GILMORE, ASSOCIATE EDITOR -Cronboby b, MARKETING DIRECTOR COCAROLYN LABAN, Advisors, Correspondents / \.~t^~~~~005 \^\ ~MASSACHUSETTS-Irving Demoranville, ( I _~ ~ E.lo~~~ \|^)\<o%~~J~~~~~/°o Cranberry Experiment Station; Steven Hall, \ ^^Director, Falmouth; Carolyn Gilmore, Rochester. NEW JERSEY-Philip E. Marucci, Cranberry & Blueberry Specialist, Cranberry & Blueberry Laboratory, Chatsworth; Elizabeth G. Carpenter, Chatsworth. 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There is even a provision that eliminates the current tax on transfers between spouses. In other words, the worries about estate taxes have almost been eliminated in our present tax law. Since gift and estate tax liability is determined by first computing the gross amount of gifts and estate tax and then reducing this amount by the unified estate and gift tax credit, the unified credit of $121,800 effectively eliminates the estate and gift tax on the first $400,000 of transfers. One of the principal roles of the estate and gift tax in the pasthas been to break up concen- trations of wealth in large 7 `.'..-. '.. .. "'estates.With the old level of the unified credit, unfortunately, the estate tax was often imposed on estates of a relatively small size-which also frequently contained the family farm or business. Obviously, the estate tax placed a great deal of financial pressure on those estates, often resulting in the forced sale of family enterprises. Increasing the unified credit as the Economic Recovery Actof 1981 did, should significantly alleviate much of the pressure without substantially reducing the impact of the estate tax on the larger estates so hated by our lawmakers. Last summer's tax bill increased the unified estate and gift tax credit from $47,000 to $192,800 over a four year period. When fully implemented, AUTHORIZED AGWAY REPRESENTATIVE LICENSED SPRAYING OF PESTICIDES (Seasonal) WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF: CRANBERRY INSECTICIDES * FUNGICIDES HERBICIDES * MITICIDES · and FERTILIZERS IN STOCK! ROBERT A. ALBERGHINI -SPRAYING ' RFD 5 PLYMOUTH STREET, CARVER, MASS. 02330 TELEPHONE: 866-4429 For further information, call evenings after 5: 30 TWO WAY RADIO Service ofKingston IT CAN CHOP WASTED TIME AND MONEY RIGHT OUT OF YOUR BUSY SCHEDULE If you believe that time is money, call TWO WAY RADIO SERVICE Today. We' 11 help you find out how much money you will save with a truly efficient corporate communication system. 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Don't forget that under decide what portion of the value of jointly-held property should be included in the estate? incurring any taxes. Furthermore, one half of the value of all property owned by the present tax rules, transfers The unlimited marital a husband and wife as joint to spouses will no longer be deduction created by this new tenants will be includible in the considered taxable transfers, so tax law will offer smaller estates estate of the first spouse to die. that the actual reduction in estate taxes may be even greater. The so-called "marital deduction" was originally more flexibility and further ease the pressure to engage in , Failure to plan may This will significantly simplify the law and virtually eliminate the burdensome task of determining how much each spouse contributed to the created in 1948 to help equalize the estate and gift tax treatment mean that your family and heirs will be forced to play property. The bottom line effect of the of couples who resided in separate property states with that of those couples who resided in community property states. under the old rules where losing often means se in g the fami1y unlimited marital deduction is to postpone the payment of any estate taxes until the death of both marriage partners. But, We're all familiar with the planning headaches this created as property purchased with family funds needed to be viewed as "his" or "hers" rather than "ours." And, as those transfers were accomplished, operation. _ complex tax planning. Specifi- cally, the new law allows an unlimited marital deduction for both estate and gift tax remember, it is a deferral, not a relief. The temptation, of course, is to draft your will in such a way as to leave everything to your spouse, but that is not always a good idea. 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Although many people ignored _ the law requiring the payment of a tax on any gift that exceeded $3,000, it was on the books and Replace old aluminum mains with government enforced. approved 4, 6 and 8 inch polyethylene pipe buried That rule allowed an annual just below bog surface. No insert fittings. Rent our .A0 pr d e Mvuan a m butt fusion welder for a continuous main line. Beat $3,000 per donee exclusion rom the high cost of custom installation by renting our the gift tax. Or, a husband and small 4-wheel drive tractor with mole hole plow. wife could consent to split their for buried laterals. gift so that a couple transfer up Irriatio ie to $6,000 per donee each year Irron sup free of tax. Surprisingly, this PVC PIPE 2" -12" WITH FITTINGS annual exclusion has remainedick Couple Risers unchanged since it was enacted back in 1942. Even the U.S. ^ Felker Aluminum Flumes and Culverts Treasury has to admit that the BILL STEARNS purchasing power ofa dollar has decreased to less than one-third FEDERAL FURNACE RD. of its 1942 value. PLYMOUTH, MASS. 02360 Today the annual gift tax TEL: 746-6048 exclusion is $10,000 per donee. This will permit a husband and 224-4554 wife to consent to transfer up to $20,000 per donee each year without being subjected to the Pump NiemiI Electric Co. 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OF NEW ENGLAND What's more, the law clearly states that fair market value IndustrialSuppliers To The CranberryIndustry should be based on the highest and best use. That means a farmer's estate must find the Chain, Cable and Accessories farmland priced as a housing Used for Making Mats tract and a cranberry bog valued All Types of Fasteners (Bulk & Packaged) as best suited for a skyscraper. Hand Tools Pumps Fortunately, if certain PowerTools Motors circumstances are met, our Chemicals Abrasives present tax law allows farm Lubricants Cutting Tools property and all real property Safety Equipment used in any closely held business to be included in the estate at its Richards Rd. 747-0086 current use value. The only Plymouth Industrial Park Plymouth, MA02360 drawback is that the difference in those two values under * s r |Mw Icudsn AM 5 m I 1 3 Ml\ass. SERVICES 8 IsBICI SANDING CLIPPING Appied MOWING WIPING At Applied : HARVESTING WET Mowing Includes Hydraulic Arm Mower the assets are not passed taxfree $750,000. This increase was satisfy the material partici to the spouse, if the $600,000 phased in over a three year pation requirement. Active exemption isn't sufficient to period beginning with the management simply means the eliminate estate taxes, then the estates of decedents dying after making of business decisions assets used in the closely held 1980. other than the daily operating farm or business may be valued Under our present tax laws, decisions of the closely held at their special use valuation property for which special use business. Thus, the new rules rather than fair market value to valuation can be utilized must be demand less activity than actual help reduce the size of-and the used as closely held business or material participation. taxes on-the estate. as farm property (inother words, Now would be an excellent Even though the valuation a "qualified use") on the date of time to review your estate, your differential of $500,000 has only the decedent's death and for at will, your insurance require- been increased to $750,000 under least five of the eight years ments, etc. Failure to plan may the new law, it still means that a preceding death. The old rules me that your family and heirs cranberry bog used in the demanded that a decedent or a wil be forced to play under the operation may be worth a family member materially old rules .. where losing often million dollars on the open participate in the closely held means selling the family market, but may be worth only business or farm for a period operation. Proper planning can $250,000 in its present use and aggregating five of the eight mean the difference between a this difference will be acceptable years prior to the decedent's family cranberry operation to the Internal Revenue. Still death. But that is all changing remaining in the family orbeing other changes in this area may for the better. sold to pay estate taxes. make the "special use The tax laws also provide an valuation" rules even more alternative to the material (Mark E. Battersby's tax profitable for the estates of participation requirement for columns have appearedin Area many cranberry growers to use. qualification of real property for Development Magazine, Mart, Specifically, the new tax law special use valuation. Under the Floral & Nursery Times, Micro provides for an increase in the law, active management by a Marketworld and many other limitation in the reduction from surviving spouse who acquired magazines. A tax and financial fair market value allowable for the property from a decedent in advisor, freelance writer and qualifying real property from whose estate it was included at columnist, his weekly columnon the current $500,000 figure to its special use valuation will farm taxes is carried by more than 45 newspapers.) A MOST COMPLETE INVENTORY OF IRRIGATION ACCESSORIES LARCH^ .. _-. / / ENGINEERING& IRRIGATION, INC. ' -~~ _ ?->P.O. Box 66, 11 Larchmont Lane, Lexington, MA 02173 (6--) 862-2550H IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT DESIGNED ESPECIALLY. 14 _ l ~~ FOR THE CRANBERRY INDUSTRY -_ _~::: · ' FOR EXAMPLE: - LarchAluminum Insert Coupling ElectricSprinklerymouth,Mass. Ph Ingersoll-peano, (s17) 746-6048 ! President (617) 862-2550 (Call Collect) (617) 224-4554 FRUIT TJUICES concentrates formed the second largest Fr sa UIT J ^oUICESu , category of imports by U.S. neighbors to wt1L L CONCENTRATES the north. WeaL~l IMPORTS GROW IMPORTS GROW hFresh fruit and vegetables was the weater largest category. 'w \~}a Although the U.S. share of the Leading commodities included table Canadian import market slipped grapes, citrus fruit, tomatoes, potatoes Vwatch slightly in 1984, fruit juices and and celery. _0', _0_ _ _ _ _ MASSACHUSETTS November was a warm month, ID E averaging 3-4 degrees a day above normal. This was our warmest B ^ November since 1963 and fourth p -A A_ warmest in our records. It was also a cloudy month with the least sunshine CORP. since 1977. Maximum temperature was 0 67 degrees on the 10th and minimum 25 CRANBERRIES BOUGHT &SOLD degrees on the 25th. Warmer than average periods were 5-7, 9-11, 13, 14, 17 _ and 19-21. Cooler than average days Cranb s B t ad were 16, 22, 25, 26, 29 and 30. Cranberes Bought and Sold Precipitation totaled 5.60 inches, which is about 1 inch above normal. There was precipitation on 14 days, with Screened Bog Sand Available the greatest storm 1.67 inches on the 5th. We are 1/3 inch above normal for the . year but about 2 inches behind 1984. Vines for 1986 Even though rainfall is almost normal, it Early Black does appear from observing some of the Howes ponds and reservoirs in the area that the Crowleys water table remains on the low side. Snowfall was only 1/2 inches. Lawrence W. Pink Cordwood Road I.E.D. Office 934-6076 Duxbury, Mass. 02332 9 Plymouth copters L.Ltd| Specializing incranberryapplications for more than 25 years Growers fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides appliedto growers specifications Mud Lifting-Cranberry Lifting Mats Available Plymouth Airport David J. Morey Box 3446 Richard H. Sgarzi Plymouth, MA 02361 (617) 746-6030 Agricultural Applications * Lift Work * Executive Charters * Aerial Photography with the meringue. 1. Mix flour, sugar and salt in a 8. Brown in the oven at 4500 F. for 5 saucepan, add water and bring slowly to minutes. Serves 6. a boil, stirring constantly. 2. Add cranberries and raisins, bringMock Cherry Pie back to a boil, then reduce heat and 3 cups cranberries washed simmer for 5 minutes, stirring e1aZI 1 cup scalded raisins constantly. i> ( \^ 1½cups sugar 3 Remove from heat, add almond If~ t ^^r4 tablespoons flour flavoring and let cool. ·I ^^^^^^~ ½teaspoon salt 4. Pour into prepared pie crust, cover 1 cup water with top crust and bake in 4250 F. oven o\~M^b^ A*4 teaspoon almond flavoring for 15 minutes, reduce to 3750 F. and _ jL3 \j ^ continue baking for 30 minutes or until Pastry for 2 crust pie Pastry^ ^pie _crust is lightly browned. 2 c\ fo Below arethree more favorite recipes of Marianne and David Moll, who wrote inthe December EE EATHMOVIG INC 1985 CRANBERRIES INC aboutEARTHMOVING cranberrypicking in Canada's Northwest Territories. Rose Hip Cranberry Jam ^^~~~~Jam |''"We're Best on Earth" 2 lbs. rose hips and cranberries 6 cups sugar One yd. CAT backhoe * cup lemon juice 1. Choose slightly underripe rose hips Bog Construction and cranberries. Land Clearing 2. Wash and pick over if necessary. Canal Work 3. Mash or put through a food grinder. Flume Settin 4. Add boiling water to almost cover and cook 10 minutes. Pond Construction 5. Put berries through a food mill orsieve Contact: Ditching to remove seeds and skins. Peter K. Meier 6. For every 8 cups rose hips and 63 South Street cranberry puree add 6 cups sugar and Halifax, MA 02338 Grower references available measure out '½ cup lemon juice. 7measure out os cuhp (617) 293-3218 Equipped with swamp mats 7. Stir and boil rose hip and cranberry puree with the sugar for 5 minutes. 8. Add the lemon juice and stir well. 9. Pour into sterilized jars and seal. Cranberry Pudding Equipment Inc. 2 cups bread crumbs 307 West Grove Street (Rte 28) 1 quart milk Middleborough MA 02346 3eggs, separated • •Adf • i9 1* cups sugar Diesel Equipt. 2 tablespoons melted butter OTR KUB 2 cups cranberry sauce or jelly Tractors 2 & 4 wheel drive -12-90 hp. Mleringue Compact Excavators 1/2to 6 ton a egg Whites 3 eupuwhitr Wheel Leaders 12 to 3/4yd. * teaspoon cream of tartar Water Cooled Diesel Engines 4 to 104 hp. 1 tablespoon water i A 6a4a,, A .44.4 a_.4-J A a... .6,6,a s 1. Soak together the bread crumbs and All Typs of Implementsmilk. Polymark Beaver-Mowers 2. Combinewell beaten egg yolks, sugar W7-6299 94Spectyabricaton Specialty Fabrication Work and melted butter. 3. Add to the bread crumbs. Kubota Financing as Low as 8'/2% 4. Turn into a baking dish. | ie *' ts *Leasi 5. Place in a pan of hot water. 6. Bake in a moderate oven at 350o F. 45 minutes or until firm. . D 0 7. Spread the 2 cups cranberry sauce or jelly over the baked custard and cover pmf1UUIIIIUIIIMHIlllUlMWNlIIIIIIIIIII including marketing of a guava drink reg3 --- T ^OT I Cranorange, sold in the chilled foods io na11-section in supermarkets. a ** *,technologist, i ~research IE=~~ -Ir^^TTTOsxrn~~ answers published in the Cranbery time. John Wang, agricultural research will carry on planned work at the station and commercial bogs in Long Beach, Grayland and North Beach; collect data; check fruit buds for cold injury, which will be published in the Cranberry Vine; check for the black headed fireworm hatch and have notification sent to growers about May and July. Also, he will be available to answer grower weed and fertility inquiries. Richard Brenenstahl, farm worker, and any extra hired laborers as needed, will carry on the day to day cultural practices, assist with plot work and data collection, do area landscaping, maintain equipment, including the irrigation system, and perform any other duties as required, directed by John Wang. * * Harryette Ogden was the grand sweepstakes winners in the cranberry recipe contest held in conjunction with the recent Ilwaco Cranberry Festival. Her entry- Ray's special cranberry roll-also took first place in the deseert category. Other winners: Myrtle Young, first place, relishes, for cranberry chutney sauce; Linda Bauske, first place, main dish, for cranberry- turkey cutlets. The contest was sponsored by Ocean Spray. nevs s~I~~~ is n s ~oTbe~ ^^^5i § luilnl)ll~ll~llnmuuntmntnMtMmmlmmtiiNw t9«assachuseEtts By IRVING DEMORANVILLE Unofficially, the Massachusetts crop appears at or slightly above the August estimate of 1,580,000 barrels-perhaps 1,600,000 barrels. a** ** Dr. Karl Deubert attended a meeting of Environmental Toxio- logy and Chemistry in St. Louishis from Nov. 10x13. Karl presented a pape on r his researth. some of some ono hi research Cranberry production inthe Bandon area in 1985 showed a 16 percent increase over the prior year's harvest. Growers brought in 94,013 barrels in '85, ~compared to 78,943 in '84. Grower Barry Winters told the Bandon Western World that the increased harvest was due primarily to the fact that 10 percent more acres were picked. Generally, he said, the winter, with little rain, led to a poor production year. A s gt aV^V WahiIn o n ...... AZMI Y. SHAWA is taking a six monte professional leave (through June 30, 1986) at Lincoln College, New Zealand. O re gon Ocean Spray is well on its way to becoming a billion dollar business. That was the opinion expressed by grower Dave Brooks at a dinner meeting of the Bandon Chamber of Commerce recently. Brooks said the cooperative's gross sales increased from $95 million in 1975 to $541 million 10 years later. He told chamber members that Ocean Spray is working on 22 new products, paper During my leave, I'll be conducting Orelon~ ~research work on post harvest physiology and storage of blueberries. This will be a continuation of one of my present projects and will be adapted to cranberry culture in improving berry keeping quality and extending shelf life during storage. During my absence, our secretary, Edith Shire, will carry on her secretarial duties and coordinate and direct inquiries from growers to Dr. Carl Shanks or Dr. Pete Bristow for entomological or pathological recommendations. She may search for *S Ag Sup/plies e ** * Serving Massachusetts cranberry growers . * * ;* SSanding by helicopter g : * * ' * * * \*^CONTACT *Aerial pesticide application * *Frost protection equipment * *Chemical application equipment eCulverts-all sizes-steel & aluminum * *'Consulting services * * office: 295-0147 evening: 763-8956 (William Chamberlain) * * * * 17 . John C. Decas * DECRAN AG SUPPLIES INC. 219 MAIN ST. * WarehamMA 02571 Tpes t Iextremely soil test can determine if any of E^»*4"ISy acid soil condition. InTes Fert IItSy others, it may be due to a high these conditions exist. Ifthey do, rf^ V eAIXI corrective measures can be IIV concentration of soluble salts inOfr TYour Soll the soil. Saline soils may occur prescribed in accordance with By AZMI Y. SHAWA in __bogs close to tideland area. A the severity of the condition. Director, Coastal Washington Research & Extension Unit Hearty, vigorous, productiveThere are many factors that contribute to normal growth of STEVENS CRAN ERRY VINE vines and high yields of STEVENS CRANBERRY VINES cranberies. One of these factors is soil fertility. Vines need an adequate For Spring 1986 planting. Delivery earlysupply of nutrients, which they Spring. F.O.B. our bog. obtain from the soil, for normal growth. An inadequate supply of nutrients will give less than normal growth and low yields. $3,500. per ton The best way to determine if low soil fertility is a problem is to have a sample tested. With the Saddle Mound Cranberry Co., Inc. help of a soil test, the right kind and amount of fertilizer can be 105 Old 54, City Point, WI 54466 recommended to bring the 715/ 593-2326 or 593-2350 fertility of a bog up to a highly productive level. In some cases, poor vine growth may be due to an Office 'ATO V K. Beaton I 295-2222 295-2207 I IGROWER ERVIC D. Beaton H M P. Beaton 888-1288 947-3601 ., Specializing in I. *COMPLETE BOG * NETTING 0 DITCHING i MANAGEMENT I · HARVESTING * SANDING * CUSTOM (Wet & Dry) HERBICIDE Also APPLICATION : IMPEX,; I-"P"" 15 ft & 20 ft Hydraulic Arm & Flail Mowers, Rotary Ditchers i I SiElllI Complete line of portable Crisafulli Pumps 2" -16" I Plastic netting for suction boxes i Right after harvest is a good time to have your soil tested. If calcium is needed, it should be applied this fall. This will give the calcium enough time to be worked down with rain through the soil. In Oregon, soil test sample bags and instructions are available at the Ocean Spray receiving plant in Bandon and at the Coos County Extension office in Coquille. In Washington, bags and sampling instructions are available at: County Extension Office, Courthouse, P.O. Box 88, South Bend WA 98586. 875-6541, Ext. 360. Washington State Univer- sity. Otr: Or: Coastal Washington Research & Extension Unit (CWREU), Rt. 1, Box 570, Long Beach WA 98631. 642-2031. There are two Soil Testing Laboratories available for cranberry soil testing: NORTHWEST Agricultural Consultants (formerly Marr Waddoups), 2545 West Falls, Keunnewicsk WA 99336. Kennewic WA 93. And: Oregon State University, Soil Testing Lab, Corvallis, OR 97331. Pleaseindicatechoe your Please indicatechoicence your when requesting sampling supplies. Th *The CHARLES W.HARRIS Company 451 Old Somerset Avenue " North Dighton, Mass. Phone 824-5607 AMES IrrigationSystems RAIN BIRD Big Wheel Tr L T ruck a es 42 Quanapoag E. Freetown, Mass. All types of medium and heavy duty trucks on hand from cab & chassis to dump trucks to road tractors. Largest used truck dealer in New England. All types of diesel repair. Largest tow trucks on the East Coast. 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Tel. 994-5312 CUSTOM MADE & REPAIRS on Hydraulic hoses -P.T.O. shafts Go ahead BUSH HOG withSAME AIR COOLED DIESEL CRANBERRIES _____i_ ELIGIBLE FOR ff PROMOTION ASSISTANCE / ' _ '/,r •ed itorialz horticultural products currently eligibleI-for export promotion assistance, W_-; -according to the Department of Agriculture's Export Incentive Program. Other products currently eligible are Lr~et'~sI~xplt~oCranbuerries citrus from California and Texas, it frealmonds, walnuts, prunes, canned corn, La Crand fresh lettuceExpoit honeberriesy. Developed in 1969 as an alternative to (The following editorialappearedin the Oct. 16, 1985 issue of the generic promotion programs within the USDA, the Export Incentive Program Chinook (Wash.) Observerand it is reprintedwith the permissionof (EIP) provides limited export the Obseruer.) * promotional support to horticultural industries for which cooperator market The harvest of cranberries on the Long Beach Peninsula has begun development agreements are not a n d, fr a n k l y, n ot e n o u g h pe o p l e k n o w a b o u t it. suitable. The EIP is more sharply and, frankly, no~t enough people know about it. focused than the cooperator program, Yes, the Cranberry Festival is coming this weekend to the llwaco targeting the export promotion of Convention Center and it promises to be a good time. But the harvest of branded U.S. agricultural products those tart, little red berries began Oct. 5 and will continue through the the retail level. Partial reimbursement atof entire month and into November. That's more than 30 days ofharvest promotional expenses is generally activity. determined not only by the level of There must be some way to use the berry harvest as a drawing card expenses but also by a firm's export performance. for increased tourism, building upon the success of the Cranberry Festival and its popular bog tours. Cranberry grower David Aase said this year he sent postcards with photos of cranberry harvesting to all the Portland, Ore., television :ARE YOU INVOLVED WITH stations. He invited them to come down and see the harvest. A news team from KOIN Channel 6 in Portland arrived Wednesday :CRANBERRY GROWING, morning, Oct. 9, and a three to four minute news report aired later that :PROCESSING, MARKETING, day on the regular evening news show featuring harvesting at the ETC.? Malcolm and Ardell MacPhail bog near Ilwaco. The MacPhails are * open to telling people to stop by about the harvest. en you ought to readMany people drink cranberry juice or mixtures ofthe juice, but many CRANBERRIES, the nationaldon't know those berries come from low-growing vines and never have witnessed the unique harvest techniques :cranberry magazine. Each in action. monthly issue containsAase said he's placed a poster in his Long Beach pharmacy urging informative news and feature tourists to visit his bog during harvest. He gives them a little map on informative news and feature how to reach his place. : articles about the industry. His wife Kathy provides guided tours during harvest and visitors Keep informed. Read have included people from Portland, St. Helens, Ore., Ellensburg and a CRANBERRIE couple from San Francisco who watched the operation for two hours. ' : : Maybe five or six bogs could become the official bog tours with prior Mail your check ororganization with the growers. The growers would harvest at different : money order to..times through the month so tours could last the entire harvest period. Tours ofthe Ocean Spray Receiving Plant on Sandridge Road could be CRANBERRIES developed, too. Perhaps the organized bus tours could charge a fee. These funds P.O. Box 249could help build up local tourism coffers. Other tours, where Cobalt CT06414 participants travel to the bogs on their own, would be free. Not all growers will welcome such an idea, but perhaps there are a $10 one year; $18 two yearsfew who would and are willing to work with merchants and chamber groups to bring the month-long tour offer into a reality. : NAME __ Based on the number of cranberry bog acres, the Long Beach Peninsula is pretty small in comparison to large tracts of berries back ADDRESS east and elsewhere. But those berries could play a big factor in adding a new attraction for tourists looking for a fall getaway. CITY v A GROUP of American cranberry growers traveled to Tullamore, Ireland, recently to inspect a Malcon Screenmaster on site. L. to r.: Craig Scott, Scott Cranberry; Bob Clark, Flying Dollar Cranberry; Richard Pease, Interstate Diesel; Ian Thornton, Brian Malcon and Liam McQuillan, all of Malcon Screenmaster; and John Rezin, North Tomah Cranberry. Malcon Engineering Ltd. has appointed Interstate Diesel of Oakdale, Wisc., as a distributor of the Malcon Screenmaster. Obituary William Dufort ... ' Services were held recently in St. John's Episcopal Church in Bandon, Ore., for William Taft Dufort, a former manager of the Ocean Spray plant in Dufort, a native of Bandon, died Nov. 30 in his home at age 76. . WISCONSIN CRANBERRY / In addition to his wife, the former Martha Felsheim, he is survived by five children and a sister. HADQATEHEADQUARTERS FOR \ COUE Memorial donations may be made to St. John's Episcopal Church or to the Bandon Public Library. II Y A t MAINE BOASTS A DEVRINOL 10G* EVITAL* GUTHION NEAR RECORD CROP DIAZINON 140 * PARATHioN * ETHREL Maine's 1985 wild blueberry crop is estimated at 44 million pounds, reports C ole C' lcal "ei I .the New England Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. DIVISION OF .ofi/iniAGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CO. expectations--exceeded 1984°'o utputby 78 percent and fell only 1percent short of 1983's record output. P.O. BOX 7211, MADISON, WISCONSIN 707 608-221-1581 | 23 TENNISSTARChris Evert Lloyd, voted the "Greatest American Woman Athlete of _ the Last 25 Years," wasn't theonly winner in the recent Ocean Spray consumer marketing campaign. 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C 0 R P. r 26 "AN INTR 5f'1IN THINK 1"H¢ AqAE5 # \ a ~* Aapplied ues io f s 0f Grd Ie r A s ke d ~At FieI d Day ShanksHJr Dr Crl answered th.inurl on ihnscs th.atswere th Qest at te stuffedintotheQuestionBoxatthe 1985 CranberFid Fiet recently in Long Beach, Wash. QUESTION: Around the 1 st of July last year, there was a tremendous moth flying action around my bog. I applied parathion spray and it minimized the moth population.Does this help controla pest or am I wasting my time (and money) spraying moths? ANSWER: I assume that the moths referred to in the question were cranberry girdler adults. As stated in the probably will killtheadults. Ifa tehigh degree of kill wasc obtained, that probably at least reduced the number of larvae present later. Also important would be the number of eggs produced before the spray was CONCPf'.-.U" .UE1" WHAr MAK¢I YOU A¢ 5ECIT'L..Y UYING UP F:ARMLANV ? // to the adults and the QUESTION: What do I order for number of adults that emerged girdler control? from pupae or flew in from ANSWER: Diazinon 14G is other areas after the spray was registered for this use. Until we applied. have data to show that other QUESTION: Is Lorsban allowed insecticides are superior to to be for girdler control on diazinon used 14G, that is what we cranberries? shall recommend. ANSWER: Cranberry girdler inquirieso n thate laberl. QUESTION: What is the status of insects Lorsban Under current Federal law, black vine weevil research? howeverry could be used ANSWER: Theldre is a veryagainst the girdler if the small number of chemicals directionsconcerningratesand available that might control interval before harvest are black vine weevil in cranfollowed. Do not apply Lorsban berries. Permethrin (trade asspray duringblooma itis names are "Pounce" and very toxic to bees. We do not "Ambush") and Baythroid are have good information on the the most promising and both efficiency of Lorsban against would be aimed at killing the the girdler in cranberry bogs. adult weevils. Permethrin did not work well last year but both QUESTION: When should Permethrin and Baythroid are Lorsban be applied for control of in trials this year. We are testing girdler? them in sprays, using much less ANSWER: As stated previous-water than what is usually used berries and should not be chemical to adhere to the applied duringbloombecauseof leaves. hazard to bees. 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|Cranberries - The National Cranberry Magazine, 1986-02
|Cranberries - The Magazine;
|2008 Wetherby Cranberry Library;
|Submitting Institution
|Wetherby Cranberry Library;
|Date Digitized
|Massachusetts; New Jersey; Wisconsin; Oregon; Washington; Canada
|Bob Taylor; Carolyn Gilmore; Carolyn Laban; Irving Demoranville; Phillip E. Marucci; Elizabeth G. Carpenter; I. V. Hall; Arthur Poole; Azmi Y. Shawa, Tod D. Planer; Dan Brockman; Joan E. Humphrey
|Date Last Updated
|Cranberries - The National Cranberry Magazine
|The magazine entitled, "Cranberries – The National Cranberry Magazine," describes grower information, regional news, and developments in the cranberry industry in the United States and Canada.
|Bob Taylor
|Stosh Jonjak
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And for four glorious days and nights, that was my world... and I link with MyWorld Tuesday.
January 11, 2011
[MyWorld] Rustic Elegance
And for four glorious days and nights, that was my world... and I link with MyWorld Tuesday.
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Wow - what a fabulous place to relax in! Marvellous.
- January 11, 2011 at 4:09 AM
- Sylvia K said...
Oh, Wow indeed! What a lovely place to relax, Francisca! Terrific captures, too! Next best thing to being there! So glad you had a great time! Enjoy your week!
- January 11, 2011 at 4:11 AM
- Kay L. Davies said...
The word that comes to mind is "serenity"! What a wonderful place, Francisca.
Kay, Alberta, Canada
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- January 11, 2011 at 4:12 AM
a perfect place to recharge one's batteries.
- January 11, 2011 at 4:48 AM
- aka Penelope said...
Ah, to be pampered! Looks like a lovely get-away spot, Francisca! It is interesting to see the comforts of your world while visiting the resort. :)
- January 11, 2011 at 4:53 AM
- Barb said...
How fabulous to spend some time in this paradise! Your photos of the small spaces and details are wonderful.
- January 11, 2011 at 6:29 AM
- VioletSky said...
a wonderful escape!
and now we all know about it, so I hope it doesn't become over run.
- January 11, 2011 at 6:47 AM
- Lesley said...
the meticulous attention to detail is evident in your photos.
- January 11, 2011 at 7:35 AM
- Sallie (FullTime-Life) said...
I'd take that world any time! I'd prefer this kind of resort to a more luxurious one.
- January 11, 2011 at 7:42 AM
- Pat Tillett said...
Now that looks like a place to get away from it all and just relax!
Thanks for sharing!
- January 11, 2011 at 7:50 AM
- Ebie said...
A very nice getaway! So tranquil and serene. I love the feel of the room, with those capiz shells and crocheted runners.
- January 11, 2011 at 10:59 AM
- Luna Miranda said...
the last photo is simply gorgeous! where is this place in Ilocos? this would be a great place to stay in the summer.
- January 11, 2011 at 11:11 AM
- Glennis said...
Fabulous place, unique. Would love to stay there myself.
- January 11, 2011 at 11:29 AM
- Christine said...
I can feel the peacefulness and serenity through your photos, Francisca. What a beautiful place!
- January 11, 2011 at 1:03 PM
- Carolyn Ford said...
that's just the kind of place I would LOVE! how unique, quaint, and comfortable! it reminds me of places in Sedona, Arizona...I love that place, too!
- January 11, 2011 at 1:41 PM
- cieldequimper said...
Hmmmm... lovely!
- January 11, 2011 at 3:36 PM
- Kristin said...
Glad you enjoyed your time. It looks like heaven to me. So soothing and relaxing for a holiday.
- January 11, 2011 at 6:14 PM
- jabblog said...
It looks serene and peaceful - a very relaxing place to stay.
- January 11, 2011 at 9:36 PM
- Tulsa Gentleman said...
Luxury has more to do with service than with furniture. Even a very simple place can be luxurious.The young man with the towel on a tray says it all. I would love to stay in such a place for a week or two, or three. What is the name of this wonderful resort? I would love to visit such a place.
- January 11, 2011 at 11:04 PM
- fredamans said...
Beautiful place indeed! I love how they incorporate the trees into the design of the living space!
- January 11, 2011 at 11:57 PM
- Barbara (Xerraire) said...
Excellent set of photos showing off your place. Great tones and compositions.
- January 12, 2011 at 3:45 AM
- Dina said...
Ooh, I like this place.
An outdoor rain shower next to a tree!!
- January 12, 2011 at 4:50 AM
- Jacob said...
Fit for a queen. Somewhat rustic but captivating and I see you were provided with your own guardian angel.
I'll bet it was hard to leave!
- January 12, 2011 at 6:40 AM
- Ann said...
The young man came to give you a massage? I wanna want too.
- January 12, 2011 at 7:17 AM
- Kaori said...
You are making me crave a vacation! Gorgeous place. Love your photos :-D
- January 12, 2011 at 9:27 AM
- Evelyn said...
Wow. Nice!
- January 12, 2011 at 12:04 PM
- JM said...
Clean and lovely! My kind of place.
- January 13, 2011 at 2:54 AM
- Hooked on Memes said...
What a lovely retreat! You have a great blog. I'm enjoying finding out about the places you have visited.
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This post by Gracie about the sex toys seen on the Oprah show reminded me that one day (if not already), people will be clamoring to collect the sex toys they've seen on television. Like The Rabbit vibrators seen on Sex In The City; it was the Vibratex Rabbit which was seen in Season 1 Episode 9 of the series, entitled The Turtle and the Hare.
I'm by no means an expert on all the sex toys featured in either TV or film, but here are a few other examples of featured adult toys which might just inspire collectors:
The Silky and a purple "ramp" sex cushion from Liborator were seen in the Coen Brother's Burn After Reading (2008).
Screaming O's Bullet Buddy Worm was seen in an episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians (Season 2, Episode 11; Junk In The Trunk) on E!
The Colt Metal 7.5 inch vibrator was glimpsed on NBC's September 29th episode (Season 8, Episode 2) of The Office, called The Incentive.
According to industry publication XBIZ, we can look forward toward more sex toys product placement in mainstream entertainment, which ought to spur on collecting.


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Preheat oven to 350°F. Trim excess fat off ribs and brush both sides with vegetable oil. In a bowl, mix brown sugar, paprika, cumin, pepper and salt. Rub mixture evenly over ribs. Place ribs in a large roasting pan and pour in 1 cup water. Cover with aluminum foil and bake until tender, 1 1/2 hours.
In a small pan, mix rum, sugar, tomato paste, Worcestershire sauce and Tabasco. Bring to a boil over medium heat; cook for 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Remove foil from roasting pan, pour off all but 1/2 cup of liquid in pan and pour rum mixture over ribs. Return pan to oven and continue baking, uncovered, turning ribs several times and basting with liquid in pan, until meat starts to pull away from bones and is very tender, about 1 hour. Add a little water as necessary to prevent scorching.
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I am a traveler who experienced very bad treatment from Emirates during July. I and family were on a trip to Cochin from Atlanta via New York. 3 of us were flying on 8th of July and my daughter was to flying on 30th. All were booked and confirmed to return on 12 th August.
When the party of 3 of us reached New York from Atlanta, Emirates told us that we could not fly to Cochin as my wife has 3 more days to re enter the county. According to them, she cannot re enter till 13th. My baggage had gone to COK . They diverted the baggage to Dubai and asked me to stay till 14th in Dubai.
When I reached Dubai, Emirates treated me so badly that I would never ever fly by this stupid airline in my life time. They refused to give me accommodation and onward flight to Cochin ! I was totally stranded with family at the airport begging for the seat. At the end, they gave me a flight on 15th charging me $ 650 ! Or else they refused to drop me there ! I paid and stayed in DXB on my own. Next day, I called travel agent who found out that there is no restriction for us to fly ! They managed to find seats on 13th; but Emirates charged me another $ 842 for the same ticket ! In other words, for no reason I ended up paying over $1400 for same tickets and over $1000 for getting stranded. I complained this to Emirates with absolutely no response.
My daughter flew by the same route on 30th July. When she reached in JFK, Emirates told her that they pre-boarded though there was an hour and half for flight and offered no help ! She was stranded at JFK at 11:00 PM . Emirates told her that she is "automatically conformed " for next flight at 11:00 Am but she must pay $232 ! Since she did not have any choice, she paid and flew. When she reached COK, her baggage was missing. We lodged a complaint; but absolutely no response.
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SC State University's Office of Admissions, Recruitment, and Scholarships will host "The Great SC Public College Bus Tour" on Wednesday, June 11, 2008 in the Kirkland W. Green Student Center. The activities will begin at 8:00 a.m. and conclude at 11:00 a.m.
The SC Public College Bus Tour is a partnership between 12 public institutions throughout the state of South Carolina. During the toue, SC State University, and the other's will have exactly three hours to showcase there University.
The Bus Tour is designed to acquaint school counselors and career specialist with college life on the public college campuses and the many academic, social and extracurricular activities they have to offer.
"This is a wonderful opportunity to showcase our University. The guidance counselors and career specialists will not only find "a new state of mind" at SC State but many extraordinary changes that will make them proud to encourage students to attend SC State," says Sylvia Robinson.
This year, 30 educators will tour SC State's campus seeking information about the academic programs and majors. While on campus, they will attend an opening program, visit the Nuclear Engineering Department, as well as the I.P. Stanback Museum and Planetarium. Counselors will also have the opportunity to interact with a student panel in the Career Development Center and see a demonstration of classroom technology in the College of Business and Applied Professional Sciences.
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Lights In A Dark World
My parents showed me the beauty of Shabbos as our Shabbos table was filled with delicious food, guests of all types would honor us with their presence and zemiros and divrei Torah were the norm. All areas of my observance until this very day are impacted by the wonderful home in which I grew up.
Not everyone has it so easy. This past week I met two people [no connection between the two] who greatly inspired me. One we will call Joey. Joey was brought in a completely irreligious home. However, we cannot say that his father was derelict in his duty to give his child a Jewish education. Joey's father is not Jewish. Yet when Joey was in eleventh grade he decided to attend Yeshiva. No support [financial or otherwise] from his parents. But Joey wants Hashem. He has to overcome many hurdles daily but he still perseveres. A number of times a week Joey sits in on my classes - but he has taught me more than I can ever teach him.
The other person is an extremely gifted young woman who we will call Rochelle [not her real name]. Rochelle's parents were raised in Commmunist Russia and still believe that G-d is a relic of the past and religion the opium of the masses. She decided - to her parents dismay - to observe the Torah. Without going into detail it is VERY difficult. But she personifies the indomitable Jewish spirit by keepng Mitzvos under such difficult conditions. What is more amazing is that she maintains an extremely close personal relationship with her parents [particularly her mother]. I firmly believe that as she actualizes her desire to further her Jewish education her parents might very well follow along. Communism lasted only 70 years. The Torah is eternal.
These two young people serve as a source inspiration to me, showing that in this world of crass materialism, the Jewish soul shines brighter than ever. I hope you are inspired as well.
Happy Chanukah!!!
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I am a cat eye-liner fan. In my book this trend never dies. It is Classy and Timeless as Sophia Loren's, and Elizabeth Taylor's.
Let's begin...
(Elizabeth Taylor)
Dramatic and BIG Eyeliner is Egyptian magic !
(Audrey Hepburn)
Audrey's winged eyeliner is very elegant just like her.
(Sophia Loren)
VA-VA-VOOM! is all I can say.
These are my favorite classy looks for the cat-eye, I will definitely keep sporting those looks. Though this season trend for Cat-eye is far from classy, elegant, or even black!
I first spotted the orange eyeliner on the runaways. Colorful and Stylish!
And I also saw on many runways models having two flicks instead of one! I personally love this one.
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I'd be the first to say I'm a naturally apologetic person. I tend to apologise that I'm so apologetic. I'm the person who apologises when someone steps on my foot on the tube. And I don't think there's anything wrong with that, but I've come to realise that it's killing my writing.
Everything I wrote sounded iffy like I was sorry for taking up so much of your time but if you'd like to read this, I'm sure you might find it interesting but if you don't, that's okay… I'm boring myself even.
I began to go back over my work removing what's commonly known as 'crutch' words. You wouldn't believe how much better everything started to read. Not to mention how it drastically reduced the bloated word count.
This doesn't apply to all writing. The voices of your characters need these uncertainties of speech and verbal tics. This is more important for the third person narrative voice and blog writing. It even applies (and this is where I first noticed it myself) in your work emails.
See if you recognise any of these:
- 'might', 'seems', 'perhaps' – If you're saying something, say it. Don't qualify everything with uncertainty to soften the point.
- 'in my opinion' – at worst you sound haughty. At best, it's redundant.
- 'So' – starting a paragraph with 'so' is considered a false start and one I can't seem to shake! Even as I finished this post and proofread, I realised I'd done it again!
- 'Actually', 'basically', 'obviously' – we tend to overuse these words when we're speaking and when writing, they become massively noticeable and cumbersome.
- 'Literally' – either it actually happened or you're being figurative. Throwing in a 'literally' will not emphasise the point any further.
- 'just', 'like'– you generally use these a lot in speech when you're trying to get from one word to another. But on paper, they're filler words and read badly. I know in my writing I overuse the word 'just' so it's one I'm conscious of.
These aren't the only crutch words and there's a useful list here at Writers Helping Writers.
Don't think you have to throw these all out of your lexicon! But you need to make sure you're not relying on them. The Oxford English Dictionary contains around 171,476 currently used words. Surely we can branch out beyond basically, actually and obviously. Keep a running list of words you think you're overusing and proofread your work with an eye to removing them. Ask yourself, 'does this crutch word serve a purpose' and if not, delete it!
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Charlie Miller and The Soul Agents
Love and Good Times the Mission
Soul Power the Driving Force
Charlie Miller and The Soul Agents
play original soul music and a selection of the very best classic soul and funk hits. This full live band oozes sweetness, grooves hard and makes you want to get up and dance all night.
Performing at Popular venues, Festivals, Parties, Weddings and Corporate functions around the UK and Europe, Charlie Miller & The Soul Agents will make your event one to remember. Composed of players who boast the finest pedigrees in Soul, R&B and Funk. "You gotta get up to get down".
Music Magazine Review of Charlie Miller
Charlie Miller and the Soul Agents – The name without fail, turns up on The Basis gig calendar every month. Of course it's obvious why – you'll be hard pressed to find a band more popular than this group of extraordinarily talented musicians and clearly the locals just can't get enough. So, with that in mind we asked John Fleming to sit down with his old friend Charlie for a chinwag and then provide you readers with a profile on the much-loved Mr Miller.
Born in Putney, London in 1960, Charlie sang in church choirs and performed in school plays. When he was 11, his father bought him a pair of drumsticks, no drums kit yet! He had to learn his craft by playing the furniture to his mother and father's 45s (singles) i.e. The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Motown. Aged 14, he bought a drum kit for 10 quid which he played in a mates garage. It was an insurance payout from his stolen racing bike that allowed Charlie to buy his first drum kit… a Premier "Blue Sparkle"… and then he formed a 3-piece band with David Beach and Kevin Jacks, called Wildlife. As a toddler, Charlie remembers his mother playing records louder than the vacuum cleaner and dancing around the house. The biggest influence of those formative years however, was grandfather Reg Miller, who was the drummer and leader of a Big Band – the Rellim Orchestra.
Moving to Glastonbury in 1977 (his father lived there) Charlie was soon playing with local bands Sweet Things, Hot Property, and, in the 1980s, Blue Orchestra, and a collaboration through Glastonbury Town players to form Whole Soul Collection with Ernie Bell. Charlie drummed, sang and composed from the outset, but he had also learned to play guitar and piano along the way. He wrote the song 'Children's World' in 1987, and recorded it onto vinyl at Beehive Studios in Middleoy (produced by Ollie Owen and Richie Brunton) having joined the charity that year. The 1990s saw the formations of The Diggers, Fat Spanner, and Hubba, all composed of local musicians. I was intrigued to hear that Charlie has also drummed with Chris Jagger and at Chris's 60th birthday bash in the Assembly Rooms in Glastonbury, he found himself jamming with Sir Mick, no less!
Charlie, along with Liz Gilbert (who he considers to be his soul sister), Ian and Joy Miller (Charlie's children), father and son John and Will Cartwright, Graeme Warner, Adrian Hopper, Jezz Jackson, Mark Webb, Dominic Bell and Dan Poole, provide the current line up for Charlie Miller and the Soul Agents The group are due to release a 5 Track EP of Charlie's own compositions very soon.
Musician Profile Review by The Basis magazine issue #104 August 2014
The Soul Agents
The line up of the Charlie Miller and the Soul Agents includes the following band members
Adrian Hopper
Alto Saxophonist
Adrian started playing flute in duos and trios on the burger bar and pub circuit in London.
Co-founding a travelling theatre group and playing with a loose knit busking ensemble at various green festivals eventually took him to Glastonbury festival and later to live in the area. Many and varied collaborations ensued and he was encouraged to take up saxophone.
The band that has now become The Soul Agents played a large part in developing his playing along with various short lived improvising ensembles and R&B and Ska bands that played in community buildings and pubs around the South West of England. Now concentrating souly (sic) on working with Charlie Miller and the Soul Agents and developing keyboard and theory, slowly!
Dan Poole
Glastonbury based drummer and percussionist. An all round professional.
A solid musician with the passion and drive for success. A real pleasure to work with! What more can we say… come and see for yourself. We could go on on a bit more just to make him look cool but really that would be overkill, I mean c'mon… you must've heard of this guy by now anyway, he's the real deal and he has tons of talent.
When you come and see the band play live, you will see Dan is superb on percussion or full drum kit. In addition, he is a top Sound Engineer and last but not least he is even a skilled Lighting Technician! Phew… there is so much talent in this band!
Dom Bell
Glastonbury Percussionist.
Dom is dedicated to his love of music, and you can identify that with his approach to his instrument.
Bands that Dom is involved with include:
Charlie Miller and The Soul Agents
House Of Commoners
The Mark Webb Band
…just to name a few.
Come and see this talented musician perform. If you want cool grooves to get you dancing then listen to Dom Bell on percussion, you are in for a treat!
John Cartwright (1950 – 2016)
Keyboard Player, Multi Instrumentalist. Accomplished musician with a global reputation.
1950 Born in Winchester
1967 Joined Southampton soul band The Globe Show who worked with American artists on their British and European tours. Played drums for Patti Labelle, Ben E King, Joe Tex, Jimmy Ruffin and Little Richard.
1973 Founder Member of The Jess Roden Band recording 5 albums with Island Records, played on the John Peel Radio Show, Old Grey Whistle Test and the first ever Sounds Of The Seventies TV and Stereo Radio Simulcast. Toured with The Who, Roxy Music and Rufus with Chaka Khan.
1977 Met the Singer Songwriter Jaki Whitren and together in 1979 proudly produced William Cartwright!
1978 Moved to New York to continue working with Jess Roden on the album Stone Chaser.
1980 Recorded with Jaki the album Rhythm Hymn featuring Steve Gadd, Marcus Miller and Dr John for Electra Asylum in NYC.
1981 Recorded with Jaki the album International Times.
1983 Moved to Glastonbury formed the band Court of Miracles which toured and recorded for the next 20 years .
1995 Recorded the album Miracle Style for the French label Human Data.
2013 John was awarded, in recognition of his contribution to Soul Music a Lifetime Membership of Charlie Miller And The Soul Agents.
James Mills
One of the most intriguing guitarists of his generation.
Hailing from Glastonbury, Somerset, James has been playing guitar professionally since the age of 14 and has recently completed his BMus (Hons) Degree at London's Guitar Institute.
James' playing style encompasses solid rhythm chops as well as a soulful approach to lead playing that has been described as resembling a soul gospel singer. Despite having a firm technical command of the guitar, he much prefers to play understated and let the music speak for itself.
Since moving to London, James has been playing constantly, alongside studying, and has been fortunate enough to play with world-class musicians such as Winston Delandro (Steve Winwood, Bob Marley); Richard Bailey (Incognito, Jeff Beck); and Bristol based Alto Sax virtuoso James Morton.
Jezz Jackson
Versatile Saxophonist & Keyboard Player.
Jezz collaborates with live bands, recording musicians and talented performers across the UK. He started playing piano at the age of 7 and keenly pursued his musical skills at school where he learned clarinet. Joining his first covers band at age 13 he started to play saxophone and piano to appreciative audiences. Finding pop, funk and jazz inspiring he chose to study at the Leeds College of Music. Straight out of college Jezz toured the UK with professional acts, then went for a European Tour with a famous Top Ten band known for their many hits. Jezz enjoys playing Tenor Sax in the Charlie Miller and The Soul Agents horn section plus Keyboards.
Liz Gilbert
Singer, Radio Presenter, Native New Yorker.
Liz Gilbert has been singing and performing on stage since she was a child growing up in New York. Her first appearance with a band was at CBGB's in 1984 singing with The Henry Army.
Since arriving in Glastonbury in 1987, she has enjoyed a long collaboration with Charlie Miller and has done lead and backing vocals on various recordings for bands including Chris Jagger, Bristol funksters THiNK, The Space Pirates, and Flipron.
Liz presents a radio show "The Selection Box" every Monday night on GFM. www.glastonburyfm.co.uk
Mark Webb
Mark has been playing saxophone his whole life.
Studying under long term mentor and former James Brown musical director Pee Wee Ellis, Mark's passion for music is evident in his playing, squeezing every ounce of expression from his horn and always playing with great feel and soul.
His time spent playing saxophone has seen him play on the same bill as artistes such as Wynton Marsalis, Beverley Knight and Andy Sheppard. A genuinely lovely man who regularly brings together some astounding musicians for a guaranteed great show.
William Cartwright
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Estate & Gift Taxation
Fall 1999
Professor William Metzger
Taxes property interest beneficially owned OR transferred by D
Taxes interests that CEASE at the time of death as opposed to what the heirs RECEIVED on account of D's death
Charitable contributions do NOT count as bona fide legal obligations UNLESS made pursuant to K
Agreement may be inferred – need NOT be in writing
To W for life, then to grantor, then to children
Includible under §2036(a)(1)
How much ?
Power here pertains to the CORPUS OR INCOME
Is the enjoyment of the property subject to any change through the exercise of a power held by D ?
Power to distribute principal [timing problem here] = power to terminate [Lober]
Power to change B up until the time of death = includible
Counter Argument à [Tully]
Refers to the value of the interest, NOT the amount includible in D's estate
Measured immediately b/f death
E.g. à
NOTE: §2037 generally comes into play when D has died in the wrong order
Gift Tax Effects of Transfers w/Retained Interests or Powers
Problem à Cannot read non-qualified and qualified plans together
If A furnishes 1/2 the consideration
Amount Payable to Beneficiaries à §2042(2)
How Much ? à
Transfer of PROPERTY INTEREST
Problem – Must live 3 years to take advantage of this
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Workers in Morocco, Turkey, Peru and Costa Rica have won major battles in recent months thanks to worldwide solidarity of transport workers
Three of these victories have been in the past week.
"This is unprecedented," said Paddy Crumlin, ITF President and secretary of the Maritime Union of Australia. "To see this level of success as the worlds transport workers flex their collective muscle, shows how successful global solidarity and action can be."
This week striking 581 dock workers in Peru confronting armed military and police strike breakers are back at the negotiating table after intervention from the International Transport Workers' Federation.
The 20 day strike in Callao, Peru was suspended after the employers' representatives set out a proposal which recognises the Union and the right to collective bargaining. You can read more about the story here:
General secretary of SUTRAMPORPC, Wilmer Estevez Morales, and his members are extremely grateful to the ITF and ITF Affiliates' for their support and solidarity.
Also this week in Morocco dockworkers won their fight to see four unionists reinstated after they were dismissed last year.
ITF online reports the agreement between the ITF-affiliated Union des Syndicats des Transports (UMT) and APM Terminals Tangier, which was signed on 9 February, has confirmed the reinstatement of union board member Omar Zenfa and three other activists, Reda Al-Maarfi, Abu Baker Al-Sinhaji and Khaled Al-Bsat. They were dismissed last year in what may have been an anti-union drive by local management; unionists went on strike in Tangier on 5 January in protest over the sackings and following the failure of talks with management on 22 December.
Under the agreement the workers will also receive compensation for the period of their dismissal and negotiations to address the union's demands will begin on 21 February.
Said Elhayrash, UMT president said that he appreciated the ITF's support as well as the backing of all ITF affiliates who have stood in solidarity with the union during the dispute. The ITF wrote to the managing director of APM Terminals Tangier on more than one occasion to protest over the dismissals and called for affiliated unions to show solidarity with the unionists.
Bilal Malkawi, ITF Arab World office, said: "The union won its fight because all members in Morocco, the ITF and its affiliates backed the union. Management should learn from this lesson - instead of closing its doors, it needs to be open to bargaining with unions. I am sure both union and management will reach a collective bargaining agreement very soon.
"Congratulations to all of us as ITF family," said Bilal Malkawi
"Union president Said Elhayrash said that he appreciate the ITF support and all ITF affiliates who stand in solidarity with the union during the long dispute. "
The two recent dockworker victories follow another major win in Costa Rica last year after a court application by ITF affiliate ILWU against the government was successful. The Costa Rican court rejected what the ILWU dubbed an illegal coup in the local Longshore Union.
Finally 162 Turkish transport workers this week won their jobs back following a 10-month fight against global delivery giant UPS. (see YouTube clip)
Dismissed for their union activity and support, the workers and their union Türkiye Motorlu Tasit Isçileri Sendikasi (TÜMTİS) as well as international labour organisations, advanced the struggle to unionise the parcel delivery industry.
In a settlement reached on 1 February, ITF online reports most workers were reinstated and all received a compensation package; in return the union and its allies lifted picket lines at UPS worksites around Turkey. The victory gives the three-year global delivery campaign in Turkey a huge boost towards sound industrial relations in the future.