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King Turkey DayThe Globe Saturday, September 8, 2018 3Tim Middagh/The GlobeThe Worthington race team encourages Paycheck to break for the finish line during the first heat of the 2017 Great Gobbler Gallop.It’s Paycheck 26, Ruby Begonia19 in Great Gobbler GallopPaycheck, 3 minutes, 85seconds. Overall winner —Paycheck.1988: First heat — RubyBegonia, 1 minute, 16 seconds; Paycheck, 2 minutes, 55 seconds. Secondheat —Paycheck, 1 minute, 20.88 seconds; RubyBegonia, 2 minutes, 10.88seconds. Overall winner —Ruby Begonia.1989: First heat — Paycheck, 31 seconds; RubyBegonia, 2 minutes, 3 seconds. Second heat — RubyBegonia, 50 seconds; Paycheck, 52 seconds. Overallwinner — Paycheck.1990: First heat — Paycheck, 2 minutes, 19.9seconds; Ruby Begonia, 5minutes, 30.63 seconds.Second heat — Paycheck,1 minute, 21.84 seconds;Ruby Begonia, 1 minute,54.49 seconds. Overallwinner — Paycheck.1991: First heat — Paycheck, 2 minutes, 31,75seconds; Ruby Begonia, 4minutes, 39.55 seconds.Second heat — Paycheck,1 minute, 28 seconds;Ruby Begonia, 2 minutes,17 seconds. Overall winner— Paycheck.1992: First heat — Paycheck, 2 minutes, 43.52seconds; Ruby Begonia, 4minutes, 49 seconds. Second heat — Ruby Begonia, 1 minute, 11 seconds;Paycheck, 6 minutes, 39seconds. Overall winner —Ruby Begonia.1993: First heat — Paycheck, 3 minutes, 27 seconds; Ruby Begonia, 4minutes, 9 seconds. Second heat —Paycheck, 31.59seconds; Ruby Begonia,46.4 seconds. Overall winner — Paycheck.1994: First heat — Paycheck, 1 minute, 21.16seconds; Ruby Begonia, 2minutes, 29.97 seconds.Second heat — Ruby Begonia, 1 minute, 11 seconds;Paycheck, 1 minute, 33seconds. Overall winner —Paycheck.1995: First heat — RubyBegonia, 2 minutes, 7.24seconds; Paycheck, 4 minutes, 26.77 seconds. Second heat — Ruby Begonia,6 minutes, 48.23 seconds;Paycheck, 9 minutes, 33.54seconds. Overall winner —Ruby Begonia.1996: First heat — RubyBegonia, 1 minute, 30.5seconds; Paycheck, 4 minutes, 18.29 seconds. Second heat — Paycheck, 43seconds; Ruby Begonia 45seconds. Overall winner —Ruby Begonia.1997: First heat — RubyBegonia, 1 minute, 44.46seconds; Paycheck, 5 minutes, 12.39 seconds. Second heat — Ruby Begonia,1205 Ryan’s Rd.Worthington507-372-2986001625346r1HOME AUTO BUSINESS FARMServing The Area Since 1921NICKEL & ASSOCIATESINSURANCE1709 N. HUMISTON AVENUE, WORTHINGTON, MN507-376-9788 1-866-376-9788001770294r1001195228r1seconds; Ruby Begonia,31.65 seconds. Overallwinner — Ruby Begonia.1983: First heat — Paycheck, 26.2 seconds; RubyBegonia, 51.1 seconds. Second heat — Ruby Begonia,14.39 seconds; Paycheck,15.62 seconds. Overallwinner — Paycheck.1984: First heat — Paycheck, 1 minute, 19.85seconds; Ruby Begonia,1 minute, 49.85 seconds.Second heat — Paycheck,1 minute, 11 seconds; RubyBegonia, 1 minute, 15 seconds. 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King Turkey Day4 Saturday, September 8, 2018 The GlobeRuby Begonia teams1973 — Ken Long,Bob Perkins, Jack Harstsell. 1974 — Lias BubbaSteen, Barry Wineinger,Phil Ernster. 1975 — LiasBubba Steen, Alan Kahlich, Sherre Ernster. 1976— Alan Kahlich, Captain,Lias Bubba Steen, BillBlackwell. 1977 — BillBlackwell, Jack Calk, MaryC. Kahlich 1978 — JackCalk, Mary C. Kahlich, BobHesse. 1979 — Bob Hesse,Jim Voelkel, Mike Milberry. 1980 — Jack Calk, MikeMilberry, Jim Voelkel, JimConrad. 1981 — Mike Milberry, Jim Conrad, C.L.Duckett, Bucky Sager.1982 — Alan Kahlich, C.L.Duckett, Bucky Sager, AnnMary Vaughn. 1983 —Burns McAlister, Ann MaryVaughn, Davis Kainer, JayBramlette. 1984 — BurnsMcAlister, Davis Kainer,Jay Bramlette, B.J. White.1985 — Davis Kainer, B.J.White, Butch Prause. 1986— Davis Kainer, ButchPrause, Robert Farris, LesRabke. 1987 — B.J. White,Les Rabke, Jan Roberts,Albert Jahnsen. 1988 —C.L. Duckett, Jan Roberts,Albert Jahnsen, Jack Calk.1989 — Butch Prause, JackCalk, Clarence Wessels,Fred White. 1990—ButchPrause, Clarence Wessels,Fred White, Helen Bulgerin. 1991 — Les Rabke,Helen Bulgerin, Charlotte Henry, Jim Hargrove.1992 — Charlotte Henry,Brett Duckett, Neal Lapp,Glenn Rea. 1993 — FredWhite, Brett Duckett, NealLapp, Susan Prause. 1994— Jay Bramlette, SusanPrause, Donald Hoy, RickWheeler. 1995 — BrettDuckett, Donald Hoy, Leslie Voelkel, Corlis Riedesel. 1996— Brett Duckett, Leslie Voelkel, TonyAllen, Kay Lapp 1997 —Rick Wheeler, Kay Lapp,Clay Pullin, Phil Grandjean. 1998 — Neal Lapp,Clay Pullin, Laura Duckett, Annette Rath. 1999— Annette Rath, LauraDuckett, Tommy Isenberg,Arthur Velasquez. 2000 —Cynthia Martin, TommyIsenberg, Sandy White,Ronnie Binz. 2001— SusanPrause, Sandy White, JoeAdams, Ronnie Binz. 2002— Erwin Rath, Tony Allen,Tim Riedesel, Diana Blank.2003 — Stacy Cordes, TimRiedesel, Ty Whitfield, BillHickey. 2004 —Clay Pullin, Stacy Cordes, JohhnyDietze, Ty Whitfield. 2005— Jason Rogers, ErwinRath Jr., Lloyd Copeland,Rhonda Hudson. 2006 —Leslie Voelkel Campos,Lloyd Copeland, JamieWright, Phyllis Foulds.2007 — Jamie Wright,Debra Baros, RoxanneHanselka, Erik McCowan.2008 — Roxanne Hanselka, Erik McCowan, TerriWarwas, Jode Zavesky.2009 — Terri Warwas,Brittany Garza, GlennMutchler, Jason Rogers.2010 — Jason Rogers,Cory Thamm, Dawn Draper, Bobby Phillips. 2011— Bobby Phillips, GregNemec, Amy Crain, LindaNemec. 2012 — GregNemec, Linda Nemec,Clayton Lantz, RichardWeber. 2013 — ClaytonLantz, Terri Warwas, ClintClark, Mary Beth Finney.2014 — Clint Clark, Kristie Tieken, Michael Ruschaupt, Bill Matthys. 2015— Anthony Netardus,Brenda Martin, MichaelRuschaupt, Laura Patek.2016 — Brenda Martin,Keith Goebel, Ken Klimitchek, Brittany Garza.2017 — Keith Goebel,Denise Goebel, JimmyMartin, Angie Cuellar.Special to The Globe2018 — Laura Patek, Kenneth Schley, Kristie Tiek- Ruby Begonia of Cuero, Texas will be guided this year by (from left) James Rath, Lauraen, James Rath.Patek, Kristie Tieken and Kenneth Schley.RESULTSond heat — Ruby Begonia, 1 minute, 59 seconds;Paycheck, 2 minutes, 55seconds. Overall winner —Ruby Begonia.2001: First heat — RubyBegonia, 1 minute, 33.8seconds; Paycheck, 5 minutes, 21.99 seconds. Second heat — Ruby Begonia,47.35 seconds; Paycheck,4 minutes, 37 seconds.Overall winner — RubyBegonia.2002: First heat — Paycheck, 39.9 seconds; RubyBegonia, 1 minute, 15.98seconds. Second heat —Ruby Begonia, 52 seconds;Paycheck, 1 minute, 58seconds. Overall winner —Ruby Begonia.2003: First heat — Paycheck, 1 minute, 10.74seconds; Ruby Begonia, 2minutes, 14.63 seconds.Second heat — Ruby Begonia, 2 minutes, 27 seconds;Paycheck, 2 minutes, 38seconds. Overall winner —Paycheck.2004: First heat — Paycheck, 43 seconds; RubyBegonia, 2 minutes, 1 second. Second heat — RubyBegonia, 54 seconds; Paycheck, 1 minute, 44 seconds. Overall winner —Paycheck.2005: First heat — RubyBegonia, 1 minute, 46 seconds; Paycheck, 2 minutes, 16 seconds. Secondheat — Ruby Begonia, 1minute, 0008 seconds;Paycheck, 1 minute, 18seconds. Overall winner —Ruby Begonia.2006: First heat — RubyBegonia, 1 minute, 5 seconds; Paycheck, 2 minutes, 18 seconds. Secondheat — Ruby Begonia, 54seconds; Paycheck, 1 minute, 47 seconds. Overallwinner — Ruby Begonia.2007: First heat — Paycheck, 57.85 seconds;Ruby Begonia, 4 minutes,37.22 seconds. Secondheat — Paycheck, 4 minutes, 48.22 seconds; RubyBegonia, 5 minutes, 18.22seconds. Overall winner —Paycheck.2008: First heat — Paycheck, 37.74 seconds; RubyBegonia, 1 minute, 5.9 seconds. Second heat — RubyBegonia 1 minute, 30.5seconds; Paycheck, 1 minute, 33.22 seconds. Overallwinner — Paycheck.2009: First heat —Paycheck, 35.17 seconds;Ruby Begonia, 39.6 seconds. Second heat — RubyBegonia, 31.06 seconds;Paycheck, 36.58 seconds.Overall winner — RubyBegonia.2010: First heat — Paycheck, 37 seconds; RubyBegonia, 1 minute, 40 seconds. Second heat — Paycheck, 29 seconds; RubyBegonia, 50 seconds. Overall winner — Paycheck.2011: First heat — Paycheck, 27.7 seconds; RubyBegonia, 4 minutes, 17seconds. Second heat —Paycheck, 3 minutes, 38seconds; Ruby Begonia, 4minutes, 2 seconds. Overall winner — Paycheck.2012: First heat — RubyBegonia, 2 minutes, 21.20seconds; Paycheck, 4 minutes, 2.52 seconds. Second heat — Ruby Begonia,54.21 seconds; Paycheck,6 minutes, 56 seconds.Overall winner — RubyBegonia.2013: First heat — RubyBegonia, 1 minute, 18.12seconds; Paycheck, 5 minutes, 56.35 seconds; Second heat — Ruby Begonia, 1 minute, 7 seconds;Paycheck, 7 minutes, 37seconds. Overall winner —Ruby Begonia.2014: First heat — RubyBegonia, 1 minute, 41.12seconds; Paycheck, 1 minute, 47.17 seconds; Second heat — Ruby Begonia1 minute, 39.06 seconds;Paycheck, 2 minutes, 32seconds. Overall winner —Ruby Begonia.2015: First heat — Paycheck, 1 minute, 34.97seconds; Ruby Begonia,1 minute, 36.09 seconds;Second heat — Paycheck, 1minute, 23 seconds; RubyBegonia 2 minutes, 36seconds. Overall winner —Paycheck.2016: First heat — Paycheck, 1 minute, 11.5 seconds; Ruby Begonia, 4minutes, 22.8 seconds;Second heat — RubyBegonia, 1 minute, 25 seconds; Paycheck 1 minutes,36 seconds. Overall winner— Paycheck.2017: First heat — Paycheck, 1 minute, 43 seconds; Ruby Begonia, 4minutes, 31 seconds; Second heat — Paycheck, 3minutes, 16 seconds; RubyBegonia, 4 minutes, 6 seconds. Overall winner —Paycheck.director Sergeant Shriver.1972 — Minnesota Sen.Hubert Humphrey. 1973— No speaker. 1974 —Attorney General ElliottRichardson.1975—Minnesota Sen. HubertHumphrey. 1976 — Nospeaker. 1977 — Minnesota Gov. Rudy Perpich.1978 — Illinois Rep. JohnAnderson. 1979 — Minnesota Gov. Al Quie. 1980— Texas Sen. John Tower1981 — Minnesota StateSen. Hubert “Skip” Humphrey III. 1982 — Minne-sota Sen. Rudy Boschwitz.1983 — Minnesota Sen.Dave Durenberger. 1984— Minnesota Sen. RudyBoschwitz. 1985 — TexasRep. Mac Sweeney. 1986— Presidential candidatethe Rev. Jesse Jackson.1987 — Minnesota Sen.Dave Durenberger. 1988— Minnesota Lt. Gov.Marlene Johnson. 1989 —Minnesota Auditor ArneCarlson. 1990 — IowaSen. Fred Grandy. 1991— Gen. David Adamson. 1992 — MinnesotaSen. Paul Wellstone. 1993— Minnesota Rep. RodGrams. 1994 — Minnesota Rep. David Minge. 1995— Minnesota Lt. Gov.Joanne Benson. 1996 —Minnesota Attorney General Hubert “Skip” Humphrey and 1996 NationalTeacher of the Year MaryBeth Blegen. 1997 — Minnesota Sen. Rod Grams.1998 — Reform Partycandidate for Minnesotagovernor Jesse Ventura.1999 — Gene Hugoson,Minnesota Commissionerof Agriculture. 2000 —Rod Grams, U.S. Senator; Susan Nelson, MissMinnesota International.2001 — Sen. Paul Wellstone, Minnesota Twins’Tony Oliva and Worthington Mayor RobertJ. Demuth. 2002 — Nospeaker. 2003 — St. PaulPolice Chief William Finney. 2004 — MinnesotaGov. Tim Pawlenty. 2005— Lew Hudson and JimWychor. 2006 — AndreKirkwood. 2007 — BabeWinkelman. 2008 — Rep.Tim Walz and Brian Davis,candidates for 1st Congressional District seat.2009 — Major GeneralLarry Shellito, Minnesota National Guard. 2010— Honor Flight FounderEarl Morse. 2011 — WCCOnews anchor Liz Collin. 2012 —Mike Patrick.2013 — Holly Hoffman.2014 — Lew Hudson andJim Wychor. 2015 — DanGable. 2016 — Amy Klobuchar. 2017 — Paul TenHaken.2 minutes, 33.03 seconds;Paycheck, 3 minutes, 45.39seconds. Overall winner —Ruby Begonia.1998: First heat — RubyBegonia, 1 minute, 27.27seconds; Paycheck, 2 minutes. 25.09 seconds. Second heat — Ruby Begonia, 2 minutes, 25 seconds; Paycheck, 3 minutes.Overall winner — RubyBegonia.1999: First heat — RubyBegonia, 1 minute, 4 seconds; Paycheck, 1 minute,10 seconds. Second heat —Paycheck, 48.27 seconds;Ruby Begonia, 1 minute, 57seconds. Overall winner —Paycheck.2000: First heat — Paycheck, 3 minutes, 9 seconds; Ruby Begonia, 3minutes, 55 seconds. 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King Turkey DayThe Globe Saturday, September 8, 2018 5Rockefellerpleases ’68 TurkeyDay throng withwit, enthusiasmEditor’s note: For thepast few years, we havelooked back in this sectionon the King Turkey Daycelebration that took place inWorthington 50 years ago.The following article wasprinted Sept. 16, 1968 andwritten by Lew Hudson.wo Turkey Dayfirsts were markedup Saturday byNew York Gov. NelsonRockefeller.HE WAS the firstvisiting speaker to arrivepromptly on time andhe clearly was the bestturkey grabber sinceHumphrey. Some said hewas even more dexterousthan the Vice Presidentin this crowd-pleasingTurkey Day chore.It was exactly 12:30p.m. Saturday when thegovernor’s private jetCommander appearedover Municipal Airportwhere a crowd of 200persons was assembledto greet him. Fourminutes later, the sleekjet touched down on therunway and taxied to theramp.Arriving earlier wereCongressman AncherNelsen and Gov. HaroldLeVander plus a numberof other state and areapolitical figures. Bannersand signs in the crowdwelcomed Rockefellerto Worthington and theTurkey Kingdom.Rockefeller didn’t missa hand as he wanderedthrough the crowdsigning autographs andsmiling a response to thegreeting. He even shookhands with the membersof the color guard andthe bystanders along theairport fence.After 10 minutes,Rockefeller was escortedto his convertible forthe trip downtown. Thecaravan was taken intothe parade corridor of10th Street, already linedwith people who werenot about to give up theircurbside parade watchingvantage points. Otherthousands, however,crowded close to thespeakers’ platform andgave the New Yorker afriendly and enthusiasticwelcome.Master of CeremoniesJim Wychor read twotelegrams extendinggreeting andrecollections of formerTurkey Days. One wasfrom Richard Nixon whospoke from the sameplatform in 1954 and theother was from HubertHumphrey who lastspoke to a Turkey Daycrowd in 1965.GOV. ROCKEFELLERheld closely to the textof the speech distributedin advance of his arrival.The only variance cameat the beginning when hetalked a little politics.Apparently promptedNew York’s Gov. Nelson Rockefeller lifts his hat and greets the 1968 Turkey Daythrong. Minnesota’s Gov. Harold LeVander and Rockefeller led off the two-hour-longTurkey Day parade.TThe Lions International float was a popular parade unit. Giant eyeglasses emphasizedLions’ eye-care effort for the public.File photosStar guests Gov. Rockefeller and Gov. LeVander lefttheir car to greet marching turkeys.by the sight of acollege-age youth inthe crowd waving aWallace for Presidentsign, Rockefeller said,“We cannot have a manplying or working onhate, fear and racism asa leader in this country.”Rockefeller said, “Weare united from the topto bottom to elect theNixon-Agnew ticket”and other Republicancandidates at all levels.He declared earlierdifferences are now setaside.This is the way thetwo-party system works,he said, and “I thinkthis is pretty important,particularly this year.”There was a momentof confusion at theconclusion of the addresswhen MC Wychor wasready for the traditionalpresentation of a liveturkey to the governor.The turkey wasn’t in itscage on the platform.Wychor called on thenew Miss Worthington,Donna Hylarides, whomade the presentation ofa basket of food productsproduced in Worthington.Wychor was just aboutto close the programwhen Jim Pearson,local poultryman, camerunning up with the bird.ROCKEFELLER, witha wide grin on hisface, crossed the stageand seized the turkeywith both hands. Heheld it until all thephotographers hadcompleted the picturetaking and then inquiredwhether the bird wasequal to a jet flight backto New York.Recalling last yearwhen his brother, Gov.Winthrop Rockefellerof Arkansas was theTurkey Day speaker,the New Yorker said heshould apologize for notbringing along his ownturkey as his brotherdid last year. “I couldhave brought along oneof those Central Parkpigeons,” he joked.Rockefeller and therest of the official partydescended from theplatform, making theirway through the crowdMayor Demuth presented ait with me,” Rocky pledged.to 10th Street wherecars were waiting. Asthe flock of live turkeyswas being driven up thestreet, the guests droveto the start of the paraderoute to take their places.After taking part in theparade, Rockefeller andLeVander immediatelywent to the airport to001629237r1Gov. LeVander. TheGovernor said. “It is areal pleasure to be backin Worthington.”Recalling the summer’sRepublican NationalConvention, LeVandernoted that he and Nelsenhad their differencesas to who should benominated for thepresidency, but he saidthey were now on thesame team. “Let mesay to you,” LeVanderdeclared. “We are goingto elect Dick Nixon thenext President of theUnited States and Gov.Rockefeller is here tohelp us carry Minnesotafor him.”LeVander gaveWorthington high praisefor the Turkey Dayfestival. “Turkey Dayis one of the greatestfarm festivals we havein Minnesota,” he said.“It focuses nationalattention on the good lifewhite tom. “I’m going to takeyou enjoy in this ruralarea.”LeVander said the nextfly to Minneapolis foradministration is goinganother appearance thereto bring about a ruralat mid-afternoon. Othersrenaissance. 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