Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 26, 1970
Caption:
Maureen O'Connor (third from left), president of the student council at St. Francis Catholic School, helps Peter Savarino (extreme right) pack a box of food to give to a needy local family for Thanksgiving. The food drive was a Student Council project. Making place mats for a local convalescent home are Mary Contrucci and William Amstutz. The making of the place mats was the idea of Amstutz, and was a fifth-grade Thanksgiving project.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 26, 1970
Caption:
Preparing some fresh squash for an early Thanksgiving dinner held yesterday are three fascinated Mack School pre-schoolers and teacher Mrs. Earlene Hatley. The children (from left, George Ketzer, Quanita Challenger and Alonzo Young) are among 16 in the afternoon pre-school program at Mack. Mrs. Hatley and teachers Mrs. Janet Gabrion and Mrs. Betty Haywood helped the tots make an entire pre-Thanksgiving dinner to serve to their parents and brothers and sisters in the Mack auditorium. A total of 64 youngsters participate in the pre-school programs at Mack and Jones.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 25, 1976
Caption:
Larry Sanders (Left) And Robert Meyers Ready To Carve Prison Turkeys

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 24, 1977
Caption:
A MULTI-ETHNIC THANKSGIVING - This was the scene Wednesday afternoon as more than 400 persons filled their plates and feasted at Community High School's multi-ethnic Thanksgiving dinner. The food, which filled an entire classroom, was planned by forum (similar to homeroom) classes and, in many cases, cooked by class groups. Guests included students, staff, parents, community residents and some school district administrators who joined in sitting on the floor and enjoying the picnic atmosphere of the event. The feast is an annual event which Community Dean Connie Craft described as "the celebration of the first semester."

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 29, 1991
Caption:
ROSE FEEDS THE HUNGRY: Rose Martin, director of the Peace Neighborhood Center, and Latoria Edwards stand ready with aprons in place and smiles on their faces as they offered hot home-cooked Thanksgiving dinners to those in need Thursday. The Peace Neighborhood Center, Cottage Inn Pizza and the Salvation Army were among the groups offering hot meals this Thanksgiving.