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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1996-09-11, Page 8Ducks all in a row Not only could these border collies herd sheep, but they were quite proficient at rounding up Indian Running Ducks as well. The animals, along with owner and trainer Jim Clark of Blenhiem entertained large crowds at the Thresher Reunion. Longtime Mr. Bean Ray Scotchmer has been cooking up the old-fashioned baked beans at the Thresher Reunion for many years. The tasty dish is compliments of the Friends of the Huron County Museum. Taking a break One of the best aspects of the Thresher Reunion is the social atmosphere that prevails as people with common interests and memories take opportuntites to visit and chat. On guard The tall and the short of it were on the watch at the Reunion's flea market. PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1996 Blyth hosts 35th Thresher Reunion Keep on chugging The antique steam engine continues to be a major draw at the 35th annual Thresher Reunion as the majestic machines putt their way into the memories of a new generation of young people who visit the show each year. Bend it, shape it For several years Jim Wallace of RR2, Goderich, has been at work in the Thresher Reunion's blacksmith shop, demonstrating an old-world art.