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11/6/2014
Did you SAVE the date?
The days march on only 296 days to the best time of your life.
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10/31/2014
THE BIG EVENT
It happens only once. There's 302 days left. DON'T MISS IT!
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10/30/2014
IT'S ARRIVING IN 2015
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Thursday 6, 2014
The 1960’s saw many new innovations in the Food Industry. How many of these do you remember?
1961 - Boiling Bags introduced
Teflon coated cookware arrived
First Hardees Franchise
Food Stamp Program Started
1964/1965 - St Paul MN gets its first McDonalds, Burgers were $.15
1st 12 oz Aluminum can was introduced by Royal Crown
World’s largest cheese made in WI a 34,519 lb cheddar was shipped to the
World’s Fair. The cheese was eaten in 1965 by the dairy men’s convention.
replica is on display in Nellsville WI.
The plastic milk container was introduced
Diet Pepsi arrived on the scene
Buffalo Wings were created in TN
Astronaut John Young smuggled a corn beef sandwich aboard
The 1st Gemini Space Craft
Cool Whip was introduced
1st Subway Sandwich shop opened
Campbell Soup introduced Spaghetti-O’s
Pillsbury Dough Boy was born
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Janice Schenck Thompson
After 34 years of teaching second graders, mostly in Sun Prairie, I retired in 1977. I was married to Chuck Thompson for 32 great years with a lot of good memories. We had two daughters who have given me three lovely grandchildren to keep up with and watch grow into beautiful citizens. I keep busy in with several groups through church, teaching, and philanthropy. If you ask me what I do on any given day, I probably will not have an answer because retirement is good and I don't keep track of my activities. I do, however, keep busy with lawn projects as the grass keeps growing and the snow keeps blowing in Wisconsin. Life is good.
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Thursday 6, 2014
November is the month of Thanksgiving. We all know the traditional story of the first Thanksgiving with the Pilgrams and Indians. Then there is the Politically Correct version. No matter which version you choose to believe I have listed some Thanksgiving facts I don’t think you’ve heard before. HAVE A HAPPY THANKSGIVING
A tradition is born: TV dinners have Thanksgiving to thanks. In 1953, someone at Swanson misjudged the number of frozen turkeys it would sell that Thanksgiving - by 26 TONS! Some industrious soul came up with a brilliant plan: Why not slice up the meat and repackage with some trimmings on the side? Thus, the first TV dinner was born!
Going shopping?: Not if you’re a plumber. Black Friday is the busiest day of the year for them, according to Roto-Rooter, the nation’s largest plumbing service. After all, someone has to clean up after household guest who ”overwhelm the system”.
This land is my land: There are four places in the U.S. named Turkey. Louisiana’s Turkey Creek is the most populous, with a whopping 440 residents. There’s also Turkey, Texas; Turkey, North Carolina; and Turkey Creek, Arizona. Oh, let’s not forget the two townships in Pennsylvania: the creatively named Upper Turkeyfoot and Lower Turkeyfoot!
Leaving a Legacy: When Abe Lincoln declared Thanksgiving a national holiday, it was thanks to the tireless efforts of a magazine editor named Sarah Josepha Hale
Her other claim to fame? She also wrote the nursery rhyme, “Mary had a Little Lamb”.
Gobble Gobble?: Not so fast. Only male turkeys, called toms, gobble. Females, called hens, cackle.
Have it your way: If Ben Franklin did, the turkey would be our national bird. An eagle, he wrote in a letter to his daughter, had “bad moral character.” A turkey, on the other hand, was a, ”much more respectable bird.”
Born in the U.S.A.:Thanksgiving is not just an American holiday. Canadians celebrate it too. Except they do it the second Monday in October.
Break out the menurkeys: The first day of Hanukkah and Thanksgiving came together on 11/28/2013 for the first time. Scientist say the confluence won’t occur for another 70,000 years, give or take a millennium.
Doomed from birth: Those poor turkeys; they don’t stand a chance. Just look at the name we gave them. A turkey less than 12 weeks-old is called a fryer-roaster.
Talking turkey: Why is it called a turkey? Oh boy, this will take some explainin’. Back in the day, the Europeans took a liking to the guinea fowls imported to the continent. Since the birds were imported by Turkish merchants, the English called them turkeys. Later when the Spaniards came to America, they found a bird that tasted like those guinea fowls. When they were sent to Europe, the English called these birds “turkeys” as well
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