Operation Lifesaver and CSX 'put on the dog' with education train from Rocky Mount to Fayetteville March 15, 2001 PHOTO CAPTIONS: (below, top to bottom): Fifth graders from Roanoke Rapids await the train's departure in the newly restored Rocky Mount station. Members of the Selma Woman's Club made the trip as a public-awareness program. Ronnie McKenzie of the Nash County Railroad presents OL coordinator Vivian Speight-Bridges a jar of pickled pig lips! Wingate Lassiter photos	PHOTO CAPTIONS: (below, top to bottom): Volunteer presenter Ernie Ringgold tells school children on the trip about his experiences as a railroad engineer with Norfolk Southern. Law-enforcement officers get a briefing about railroad hazards in a rear-of-train CSX observation car equipped with a large picture window and theatre seating. Tiger Clubs from Wilson get a lesson in safety around railroad tracks and trains. The CSX "executive train" provided for the day's outing featured a seemingly endless luncheon buffet.