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Brian Mengel, Civil Servant
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Approximately 350 turkeys were processed at the Poultry Education and Research Center at Penn State by Club members and marketed as fresh turkeys for Thanksgiving.
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Miles Rhodes, Wine Taster
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For Thanksgiving there are fresh roasted nuts on the table, and our delicious solid milk chocolate turkeys.
The area is full of wildlife too including deer, bears and wild turkeys the latter hunted when in season ready for the Thanksgiving dinners.
The baskets contained turkeys and all the trimmings for a complete Thanksgiving meal and were assembled by employees of the credit union.
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John Carthy, Gun Shop Sales Assistant
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There are not millions of turkeys around at Thanksgiving because they want to help celebrate the holiday but because farmers want them to exist.
Turkeys may be purchased year-round, but for Thanksgiving and Christmas, orders must be placed one month in advance.
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Jake Farley, Truck Driver
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Each Thanksgiving and Christmas, we purchase turkeys and hams and coordinate the delivery of entire holiday meals to local families.
Bring turkeys, hams and non-perishable food for people who otherwise would not have a Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner.
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Chrissie Tanner, Homemaker and Mom
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Just before Thanksgiving, a few wild turkeys bravely decided to wander around the yard.
They have agreed to combine coupons from many shoppers to provide Thanksgiving Turkeys for our Montagnard families.
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Sasha Prevette, Kindergarten student
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In third grade we had to make little turkeys out of pine cones for thanksgiving.
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Mark Harris, Priest
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At Thanksgiving time several churches, schools, community and commercial organizations join with the parishioners in collecting turkeys and other foodstuffs.
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