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    Home Archives RTS for Wednesday
    RTS for Wednesday
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    May 29, 2007

    RTS for Wednesday

    THAT HALO: Ray Baruffalo had a quick answer to our recent
    question about that ring around the sun.[neWLine]

    He writes, “”Halos such as these are formed by the refraction of
    light by ice crystals (which comprise cirrus clouds) high in the
    atmosphere.””[neWLine]

    “”This process is not unlike that which accounts for a rainbow,
    except for the altitude. Such halos are more common, perhaps,
    around the (bright) moon.[neWLine]

    “”Both typically indicate a strong warm front moving toward the
    viewer that is some ways off (perhaps two or even three days away).
    The viewer can probably look for sometimes significant rain
    arriving.””[neWLine]

    So now we know![neWLine][neWLine]

    V-GARDEN: John E. Rimer writes about our request for information
    on those Victory Gardens of World War II:[neWLine]

    “”I lived at 17 Seaward Ave. with my parents Lucille and Clyde
    Rimer and my sister, Doris. Our house was right across the street
    from Mrs. Graham’s.ð I was 5 years old at the time but I’ll never
    forget taking care of our Victory Garden.[neWLine]

    “”I remember walking down Seaward Avenue with my parents and our
    garden tools and a watering can.[neWLine]

    “”I am not sure but I think the Victory Gardens were located on
    the hillside across from were the Byllye Lanes are now located. I
    also remember collecting tin foil from cigarette packs and rolling
    it up for the Armed Forces, and the red and blue tokens that I
    think were used for gasoline and food.ð However, I am not
    certain.[neWLine]

    “”Do you know the answer?””[neWLine]

    We do not know but bet many of our readers
    do.[neWLine][neWLine]

    80 YEARS: Imagine marking your 80th graduation from high school!
    Wow! What an accomplishment![neWLine]

    Ruth Buchanan Ross, now a resident at Sena-Kean Manor in
    Smethport, graduated in 1927 from Mount Jewett High School. Winnie
    Edinger, president of the Mount Jewett High School Alumni
    Association, writes to tell us about Ruth’s milestone.[neWLine]

    “”She has faithfully attended our alumni reunions in the past,
    held over Memorial Day weekend at the Kane Country Club,”” Winnie
    wrote last week.[neWLine]

    “”Others in the class: Grace Olinger Caldwell, Walter Donahey,
    Twila Bechman Engstrom, Gladys McConnell Gustafson, LeRoy Johnson,
    Emerite Colquist Lauffer, William McClafferty, Edith Root, Anna
    Peterson Turnquist, Lawrence Whalen, Mae Snapp Germain. All
    deceased.””[neWLine]

    Winnie adds: “”Unfortunately, our school will be closed at the
    end of this school year, and all students will attend in
    Kane.””

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