Royal St Georges College - Georgian Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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Harold the Turkey was out behind the house eating and won- dering. He could not understand why all of a sudden his daily rations had been more than tripled. For the past three weeks, he had been getting nothing but crumbs, and suddenly he was getting three plates of leftovers every day. He could not under- stand it. The snow had begun to fall early this week. Maybe they were trying to fatten him up to keep him warm. That couldn't be it or they would have left him in the house. They must have some reason, but what could it be? Harold went on eating and wondering for several days until one day he overheard the people in the house. The man was talking to the woman. Harold could not understand the words but the gestures were enough to put him into a coma. The man had just pointed to Harold, to his belly, and finally to the pot. Harold pan- icked. They were going to put him into a stew. At least that was what they thought. Harold noticed that the man had left his wire cutters TURKEY STEW on the other side of the fence, and Harold could reach it with ease. In a couple of minutes, he had it on his side and he rushed over to the house. He dug a hole and dropped the cutters into it and replaced the snow. The next morning when he woke up, he saw the man on his hands and knees crawling around the yard. He must have found that the clippers were missing. Would he look under Harold's hut. After half an hour, he had not. He went inside. He had given up. Harold breathed a sigh of relief and went on eating. He thought that the more he ate, the fatter he would become and the bigger the hole in the fence would have to be, and therefore the more noticeable it would be. He must go on a diet and begin work immediately. Christmas was coming fast! To lose weight, Harold had to go on a strict diet and body-building course at which he was very successful. Each day, he was losing more and more weight. Then one day he tried to get through the hole. Be- lieve it or not, he did fit. He was so excited that he did not know what to do, so he ran into his house to pack and noticed that he was not a moment too soon for it was already Christmas. He quickly packed and ran through the hole in the fence. He was walking down the driveway thinking to himself how lucky he was when he noticed the farmer coming out of the house with a box in his hand. Harold took it as his coffin and so began to run. This caused his be- longings to bang together hard enough so that the farmer could hear. He ran and caught up to Harold because the turkey's legs were no match for the man's. The man brought Harold into the house. Harold began saying his prayers. The man brought him over to the pot and took a small bowl, filled it with stew and gave it to the animal. Then he opened the box and produced a new bowl for Harold. The man gave it to him and said, Merry Christmas, Harold. Harold thought to him- self how lucky he was not to have escaped. Karl Gerulath l ' Ai 1' ' I gg f C 42' f 1? fl re f' , zgfiwtys. L . f , an : qi . - 'f' 1 ! fi7 if f fQf2?fr23f9f9Q-QW'-t.f,f' 'llllulwill - H ft ef 4- ,wi-it f 1 7, f 'gg-r?ffif?gWfWfZ f W 'l tlll'qy?? '1.. f . 2 f if 1-E2-7412+ -2W?'l',1,alf'l''.E,,'i' ft . . T 571 - I -.H f .ziggy 4 Q ipwi A ist' uyrscz 5-bs f f 2 fa Z' I fi-Qt-ll9'.1.-fgIt.i.:1V-pqi...ii tg: -. X gy , ,gqggi f V i -Y .ie,,k,,,,.r4-.,, t,y.l,:,W...ulil:Nttl,.,fl:Q- gf ll pr! . . I77 .: V, il.-il .-nh-..alllllllc, 'ttt',,,,,,-'1I,'w,3W .V gg i: 4' , ff, 4 if ' ,cw f W ll' il'l -' 77-222. at ' .4 f 4' tl at A ,. ,- f . , i. ,l wf, 1' 1 -' I I. '. rl, f, f, --.. ' W 'ji KZ ' fi- . ' .71 V ii j Q lllgsigd -I-l rf ff, 4 x ia-r iff W' 4 f WM: ' . -, 3. '5--'X -V e 'A f i ff , -' ' 7 -QI' g ,f. ,Z f ll ,ft l.' ,' EUI f1.l'- yyvfl' i Q 22, f v i , p ffl ,fffilg lla' It K will ' QZJW .T f 1 Q, pl, ,wdttl-is lf: Z-'L-gint,-,gllm , aff . ,, .af 'f' .4iW1a. fe , H 2 ' . I 126