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Tom Beddinton and Eddie Jackson sit with the scarecrow at Zebulon Auto Parts that’s ready to work. They won third place in the contest.

Halloween happenings

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Rachel McDaniel
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Friday, October 28. 2011
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Zebulon businesses are ready for a season of scares as some hard working – and frightening – scarecrows stand outside as part of a Downtown Development Authority sponsored scarecrow contest.

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#1 zim on 10/28/11 at 08:16 AM
This scares me. Will someone hold me please?
#2 Anonymous on 10/28/11 at 12:38 PM
Is the comunity doing trick or treating then to? Or will they be doing it Monday?
#3 thinker on 10/28/11 at 02:30 PM
dang eddie your hair turned grey , don't feel bad though mine turned loose
#4 Beach Patriot Hero on 10/28/11 at 04:05 PM
Do not fear zim, I am on my way back to Pike. I will protect and hold you.
#5 Mr G on 10/28/11 at 05:15 PM
Which one is the scarecrow?
#6 Run Zim Run on 10/29/11 at 10:13 AM
They are back and taking names. Hide somewhere safe and change your name. Just say no, do not be lured by a biscuit.

NEVER TRUST A JOHN
#7 JJT on 10/29/11 at 09:26 PM
So who won first place?
#8 Sheila Tolley on 10/30/11 at 12:13 PM
Remember grown folks...things are not as they were in your days of youth. I have listed cautionary steps you should take in order to comply with our rules and regulations of Our New World:


1. Be aware that many municipalities have established special dates for trick-or-treating. For safety reasons, these dates are never on Halloween. Some of them are closer to Easter.

2. Make sure each child is carrying a fire extinguisher and wearing a head-mounted smoke detector.

3. Trick-or-treat candy may have been tampered with, so you should take it away from your children, check it carefully, then eat it.

4. Never allow your children to trick-or-treat at night, or in dangerous areas such as outdoors.

Happy Halloween.
#9 Safety First on 10/30/11 at 09:33 PM
Excellent recommendations. However you left out a bullet proof vest, GPS reverse position device, a cluster flare for location and escape smoke charges.

I'll leave the light on for you.
Oh, when I told you how pretty you are I meant it.
#10 cats on 10/31/11 at 08:03 AM
I believe in preparation for Halloween so let's continue to equip the young ones

1. Survival chainsaw. Weighing in at 6 oz, this flexible 2 handled saw can be easily carried in the trick or treat bag and is a must for urban survival.

2. Collapsible water bottle- but fill to 90% capacity so it remains strong and flexible. Water is always a must when venturing out. Prepare for catastrophe, kids!

3. SureFire LX2 flashlight w/ lanyard system for easy hands-free transport. 15 lumen lowbeam or 200 lumen high beam.

Now you're ready, kid.
#11 Sheila Tolley on 10/31/11 at 08:46 AM
Kiss, Kiss..........I just wish I knew who you are.

Happy Trick or Treating....
#12 Anonymous on 10/31/11 at 10:18 AM
we had planned on going into the square on monday and trick or treating so i hope that everyone has candy for us!
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