. Cranberries; : la nazionale rivista di mirtillo palustre. Mirtilli rossi. CRANBERRIES PHOTO 1945 CRANBERRY QUEEN Regina di mirtillo palustre è scelto a Wareham Legion Festiva Patricia Jefferson, High School Senior, figlia di un coltivatore, è intronizzata; 800 assistere a vicenda, che può essere ora annuale. Regina di mirtillo palustre del 1945, coronata a harvest festival Novembre 2d, sponsorizzato da Ware- ham (messa.) Post 220, American Legion e ausiliario, con la collaborazione del Massachusetts cran- berry coltivatori, è Miss Patricia Jefferson, figlia di Ward A. Jefferson, coltivatore di mirtillo palustre di Rochester-West Wareham area e la Sig.ra Jeff

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. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. CRANBERRIES PHOTO THE 1945 CRANBERRY QUEEN Cranberry Queen Is Chosen At Wareham Legion Festiva Patricia Jefferson, High School Senior, Daughter of Grower, Is Enthroned; 800 Attend Affair, Which May Be Annual Now. Cranberry Queen of 1945, crowned at the harvest festival November 2d, sponsored by Ware- ham (Mass.) Post 220, American Legion and Auxiliary, with the co- operation of Massachusetts cran- berry growers, is Miss Patricia Jefferson, daughter of Ward A. Jefferson, cranberry grower of Rochester-West Wareham area, and Mrs. Jefferson. Miss Jeffer- son, 18, and a senior at Wareham High school, received 22, 555 votes, and a close runner-up was Miss Pearl Atkins, 22, daughter of Mrs. Dela Morrissey, Onset, who re- ceived 1, 200 less. The selection was announced by Wareham Selectman Alton H. Worrall before 800 attending the affair at Memorial Town Hall. The Queen, after the announce- ment that she was the winner, was escorted to the throne, robed, seat- ed and crowned, and then she re- viewed a grand march. A neck- lace of cranberries was an added touch to the placing of the crown on her head. In addition to the honor of being chosen Queen, the Queen was presented with a $25.00 war bond. This was a popu'arity contest. Winner of the essay for High school pupils upon the sub- ject, "Wareham and the Cranberry Industry", was Ernest B. Hamil- ton, son of the Rev. Wilfred D. Hamilton, pastor of East Wareham and Onset Methodist churches, and Mrs. Hamilton. His very inter- esting prize-winning paper is on page 17 of this issue. He received a cash award from the Legion. Seven aspirants were in the con- test for the title of "Cranberry Queen", only one other having any affiliations with the cranberry in- dustry, the contest being open to any girl in the Southeastern Mas- sachusetts cranberry area. The harvest festival and dance v.'as a notab e affair, beginning with a concert, then dancing, greeti

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