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Silently standing
Weeds and grass appear to be about to overtake this
boxcar as it stands waiting for a chance at a cargo.
The weather and elements are also taking toll on the
train car. With a new coat of paint, some rust
remover and some grease squirted into the fittings,
this old car may once again be ready to move from
its Hoke County location.
Turkey Olympic plans shape up
Plans for the first Turkey Olym
pics have been nailed down, and
the competition is sharpening its
nails to dig in for the six events
scheduled.
The Olympics will begin at 3:30
p.m. behind the Raeford Depot
during September 21 Turkey
Festival Activities.
Here is a list of the events and
rules of the Olympics:
?Costume - Turkey will be judg
ed by Most Original Costume.
Costume must stay on turkey dur
ing judging.
?Fattest - Turkey will be judged
, by weight.
?Slalom Race ? Five traffic cones
will be set up 10 ft. apart and each
turkey must complete the race by
going in and out each cone from
start to finish. Coaches may not
touch his turkey once the race has
started, to do so will eliminate
yourself. If bird misses a cone, he
must turn around and complete the
turn to qualify as a finisher. There
will be five lanes running at a time.
Each winner from each heat will
compete for the final winner in a
timed slalom race.
?High Jump - Turkey will be
given two attempts at each height.
Failure to either jump within 15
seconds or to complete the jump
successfully will eliminate your
turkey. Heights will start at six in
ches, going to another six inches,
then followed by two inch inter
vals.
?Ealing Race - Each turkey will
be given Vi cup food and timed.
The turkey to eat all his food the
fastest wins.
?Fastest - GOBBLER'S
GRAND GALLOP - There will be
10 lanes, SO ft. long, with each lane
being 3 ft. wide. Each winner from
each heat will compete for the
"Grand Champion" in a timed
final race - you may not touch
your turkey once the race starts.
Each turkey does not have to stay
in his lane, but must remain within
the 10 lane boundary. To deviate
from the lane boundary will
elminate your turkey.
Each coach may use two
household brooms to encourage
his turkey. No other devices will be
allowed.
At no time will any brutality be
permitted.
At the completion of the Olym
pics all locally given out turkeys
will be collected.
Registration forms are available
at the Raeford-Hoke Chamber of
Commerce, The News-Journal,
Howell Drug, Western Auto,
Southern National and United
Carolina Bank.
Turkey Parade
Wed. Sept. 18 - 6:00 p.m.
Main Street
There will be an opening parade
for the Turkey Festival.
All Olympic entered turkeys are
asked to participate in the parade.
When coaches pick up your
turkey on Wednesday, September
18, they will be given a small
holding cage.
This cage can house your turkey
for the parade, but coaches are
asked to make some type of
transport arrangements for the
parade - Example, turkey in a cage
in a red wagon, wheel barrow,
pulled or pushed by yon.
Turkeys will not walk the
distance of the parade route.
After the parade each person
may choose to keep his turkey in a
suitable pen (dog pen, enclosed
fenced area) or the turkey Olympic
committee will make arrangements
to house your turkey until Satur
day.
Food will be distributed.
If coaches can work with the
turkey between the parade and the
Olympics, it is suggested, but not
mandatory.
Completes 30
Annie P. Trout man has com
pleted 30 years unbroken service
at the Raeford Plant of Burl
ington Industries. She started
work at the local plant as a
Winder Yarn Tender in the
Preparation Department. Annie
has worked as a Back winder
Tender, Quiller Tender and
presently works in the Prepara
tion Department as a Re
Winder Tender. On the anniver
sary of her 30 years service,
Troutman was presented a dia
mond pin, certificate and gift by
Plant Management.
Trees offered
The National Arbor Day Foun
dation is giving 10 free trees to
people who become Foundation
members during August, 1985.
The free trees are part of the
Foundation's effort to promote
tree planting throughout America.
A Colorado Blue Spruce, Red
Maple, White Flowering
Dogwood, Red Oak, European
Mountainash, Black Walnut,
Silver Maple, Norway Spruce,
Green Ash, and Sugar Maple will
be given to members joining dur
ing August. The six to twelve inch
trees will be shipped this fall at the
right time for planting between Oc
tober 13 and December 10. They
will be sent postage paid with
enclosed planting instructions.
To become a members of the
Foundation and to receive the free
trees, a $10 membership contribu
tion should be sent to TEN
TREES, National Arbor Day
Foundation, 100 Arbor Avenue,
Nebraska City, NE 68410, by
August 31.
Perfect attendance
The Faberge employees pictured above completed from one to four
years service with the company without missing any workdays. Hats,
T-Shirts, Merit Certificates and $25 Gift Certificates were presented to *
the employees for their accomplishments. Pictured from left to right:
1st Row: Lois Jacobs, Jackie Monroe, Gathael Woods and Michael
Davis; 2nd Row: Murphy McRae, Don Hammes (Vice President of
Mfg.) and Jerry Hagins. Not pictured were Wanda Hurst, James
Purcell , Patricia McPhaul and Lisa Clendennen.
Faberge honors employees
Seventeen employees of Faberge were recently presented S2S Gift Cer
tificates, Hats, T -Shirts and Merit Certificates for completing from
one to four years service without missing any workdays. Pictured
from left to right: 1st row: Bertha Pandure, Jackie WIMems,
Elizabeth Anderson and Dorothy Kershaw; 2nd row: Dorothy Mcin
tosh, Bobby Jones and Carolyn Ashbum; 3rd row: Jessie Blue, OM
McGougan, Don Hammes (Vice President of Mfg.) and Ante Cherry;
4th row: Walter Harrington, John McPhatter, Jimmy Long and Terry
McLaughlin. Not pictured were: Annette McNeUL, Cotton Shepard
and Nancy McGutre.