Re: Legal/Ethical Dilemma

[THURSTON.ACKERMAN@family-news.org]

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AN>Cheryl, are you talking about Rochester, NH? Our home in Maine is just over
AN>the border, in Lebanon, Maine. Hubby grew up in E. Rochester.

Does your hubby know Don Stevens of Rochester, NH ?

I had the distincion of hireing Don to work for GE Medical Systems
He is a good o'boy one would love to have as a neighbor.

My ggggf, Peter Ackerman, farmed in Rochester after discharge from
three enlistments in the American Revolutionary Army and was one
of the founding Deacons of the Congregational Church way back when.

I try starting some tomato seedlings on my birthday (march 22) AND
then challange Mother Nature by transplanting a few to celebrate
Paul Revere Day, after Paul again rides through Medford, north of
Boston.

et vous?

Ciao, Ack.

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[Ann]

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>Does your hubby know Don Stevens of Rochester, NH ?

How old is he? Hubby is 46 and went to Spaulding HS. He doesn't
remember the name, but he might know him, he says.

>My ggggf, Peter Ackerman, farmed in Rochester after discharge from
>three enlistments in the American Revolutionary Army and was one
>of the founding Deacons of the Congregational Church way back when.
>
So many of the farms up there are gone, to house lots, it's sad. Our
home up there is surrounded by turf farms, it's basically a pine
barren; as long as the demand for 'instant lawn' is strong those
fields will remain houseless.

>I try starting some tomato seedlings on my birthday (march 22) AND
>then challange Mother Nature by transplanting a few to celebrate
>Paul Revere Day, after Paul again rides through Medford, north of
>Boston.
>
>et vous?

Usually I get my tomatoes in the ground by the third weekend in May.
Any earlier they just don't thrive.
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Ann, Gardening in zone 6a
Just south of Boston, MA
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