By Kerry J Newstead CAYUGA—On Thanksgiving, one thinks of being at home, with the smell of turkey roasting wafting throughout the house, a pumpkin pie baking, and family chattering away. But at the Thompson home, more commonly known as Ruthven Park, petrol, oil, polish, and window cleaner were the smells of the day. CAYUGA—Kelly Dixon checks out a 1964 Ford…
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