Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 18, 1991
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Dorothy Davies, left, and Monte Jackson serving a vegetarian meal to some turkeys in Manchester Sunday as part of the national 'Adopt A Turkey' project sponsored by Farm Sanctuary.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 13, 1962
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Turkeys, Turkeys And More Turkeys: The second graders in Mrs. JoAnn Budzik's room at Eberwhite School are discovering that learning phonetics can be both fun and meaningful. A phonetic achievement bulletin board, a monthly project of Mrs. Budzik, naturally has turkeys for its theme this month. Children, like Carla Betzig and Mark Maxey shown in front of the bulletin board, try to see how many words they can make by using two letter consonant blends and the endings on the turkeys.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 21, 1961
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Pinning feathers on the turkey is a meaningful experience to the children enrolled in the First Presbyterian Church Weekday Nursery School. Christopher Gies, Jane Dickinson and Peter Shipman (left to right) recall the history of the first Thanksgiving and why the Pilgrims celebrated it. The children are learning a blessing and making table decorations for Thursday's celebration.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 20, 1965
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Getting an early and very close look at Thanksgiving turkeys is Susan Kerry (center), two-year-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kerry of Apple Way. Also admiring the turkeys surrounding them are Susan's sisters, Julie (left), 6; Karen, 7, and their mother. The girls will see turkey again when they have Thanksgiving dinner with their grandparents in Flint. Many families will spend the day with relatives or friends.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 19, 1941
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TURKEY CARVING IN ONE EASY LESSON: These co-operators in the Washtenaw county home economics extension service are getting the low-down on proper method of carving that Thanksgiving turkey tomorrow. Prof. J. M. Moore, Michigan State College poultry husbandry specialist, is wielding the knife while Mrs. George F. Wilbur, South Superior, Mrs. Edward Frederick, Hopkins, and Mrs. Harold Bissell, Platt, reading from left to right, look on and learn.