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Edition 96 July 20, 2012

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Buzz‟s We are all ready for this hot and humid weather cycle to end and get on with Notes summer. This year started out rather strange as we experienced a rather warm & wet spring in , very unusual to say the least. Our current weather cycle has truly been an experience not seen since 1956 according to many meteorologists. At pre- sent there are 26 states experiencing drought or extreme drought conditions, around 75% of the total land mass in the good ole Continental USA. This effect is caused by certain weather patterns called La Niña. La Niña is character- ized by unusually cold ocean temperatures in the eastern equatorial Pacific ocean, as compared to El Niño, which is characterized by unusually warm ocean temperatures in the Equatorial Pacific. La Niña causes the normal jet streams to stay in the northern half of our continent which carries the rain patterns north as well. Thus, we have drought conditions in the southern portion. We have had an unusually long extended period of about 3 years in the La Niña patter so far. The El Niño patterns are supposed to return our weather to more seasonable conditions, however this pattern will not begin until late fall. Call this ‘Global Warming’ or what ever, but we have experienced this phenomena many times throughout the life span of our planet. Our economy is fragile at best, so we are sure to see higher food prices as the result of this drought. It is yet unknown of the total damage to our corn, soy bean and other crops that we depend on for our food sources. At present, it is estimated that 40% + of our corn crop in rated in very poor condition. If you are a farmer you can see this immediately Weather Predictions, Old Farmers Almanac (Ohio Valley) with the browning of the blades on the lower stalks of the corn. Are you aware that corn doesn't pollinate when

temps reach 100 deg. or higher? We have had around 10 July 2012 days of that so far which came during the most critical Temp. 75 deg (1 deg. Below avg.); precip. 4 in. (avg.) pollination period. This will result in small nubs where long ears are supposed to be. The nubs don’t have many 1-5 Scattered T-Storms, hot. useful kernels which result in no or minimal harvest. It 6-10 Sunny, cool. takes grain (corn) to feed livestock as well as people. 11-22 Scattered T-Storms, seasonable. When you throw in the gasoline companies making 23-28 A few T-Storms, warm. Gasohol with 10% or greater of the crop, the groceries 29-31 Sunny, nice. will have pay more forcing them to raise their prices to Summary; Summer will be cooler and drier than normal, with the hot- assure a steady supply of for consumers. Get prepared test periods in early to mid June and early July. for the highest food prices in history. If only we could get some rain, several inches over several days, we The City Buzz Magazine 2012 edition dates: Jan 6 & 20 / Feb 3 & 17 might be able to salvage something. Come back El Niño, Mar 2 & 16 & 30 / April 13 & 27 / May 11 & 25 / June 8 & 22 / July 6 & 20 we need you! Aug 3 & 17 & 31 / Sept 14 & 28 / Oct 12 & 26 / Nov 9 & 23 / Dec 7 & 21

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July 20-22, 27-29, & August 3-5 - Bluegrass St Games-Georgetown, KY : The Blue- July 19 is Flitch Day grass State Games has something for everyone (32 sports). From ages 5 to 95 we have a sports competition just for you. Call 1-800-722-2474 TODAY. An old custom from yesteryear developed July 21 - Sweet Corn Festival - Evans Orchard - 180 Stone Road - Craft booths, music, into the holiday of Flitch Day. As far back great food, pony rides, petting zoo, play area, hayrides, corn on the cob, fresh sweet as 1104 in Dunmow Priory, England, corn & MORE! 9:30 a.m.-6 p.m. For info: 502-863-2255/ [email protected] monks offered a side of bacon (flitch) to Aug 11 -12 "Millersburg Arts A Bloom" an Art and Flower Show, 5th Street Cafe, any married couple proving a year & a day Millersburg, Ky - Sat 11am - 8 pm, Sun 11am - 2 pm, FREE to the public after their wedding that Aug 16 - 26 - Kentucky State Fair - 8 am. - 11 pm. daily. Exposition Center, Louisville they had lived in harmony & fidelity for the past year & had not wished they were single again. Needless to say, very few actually… OPEN "took home the bacon". 201 South Main Mon. - Fri. Cynthiana, Kentucky 11:00 am Sandwiches & Chips…$4.00 to with side…$5.95 2:00 pm (Grilled Chicken, BLT, Tuna, Chicken Salad) Bonnie & Clyde Burger & chips...$4.00 Sundays with side…$5.95 Staring Sides: Pasta, Redskin Potato April 1st & Fruit Salads 11 - 2 pm (Trio Salad) or Salad Bar… $5.95 Vault (859) Rooms available for Private Parties, Receptions & Buffets 508-0315 „Catering for all Occasions’ Layne Tussey, Proprietor / cell 954-0417

Attention Area Farmers: Nominate and Vote! County FSA Committee (COC) Elections Nominating period for farmers & ranchers ends August 1, 2012. FSA encourages all eligible producers to nominate themselves, or another eligible producer to run for office. Nomination forms (FSA-669A‟s) are available: * at htpp://www.fsa.usda.gov/elections, scroll down to the links under “Election Materials” and click “2012 Nomination Form” * by picking up FSA-669A at your local FSA office * by calling your local FSA office & requesting FSA-669A be sent to you.

P 4 P 21 ado Featured Business Peacock-Ado is a unique gift boutique that offers a wide array of gift items and home décor. Whether you’re looking for a gift to celebrate a birthday, wedding or anniversary or one just to say thank you ....Peacock-Ado has just what you need. Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library 234-4881 Sitting on Main Street in the heart of downtown Paris, Peacock-Ado Visit the library’s website at www.cynthianalibrary.org is a must see. Amy Carpenter opened the boutique just over 2 ½ years Cindy Franklin at [email protected] ago. She and her daughter, Sophia, can be found there Tues-Fri from Kinzie Gregg Gaunce at [email protected] 10-5 pm and on Saturdays from 10-3 pm, closed Sundays and Mondays.

Peacock-Ado carries a large selection of affordable Thu, July 19, 1:30pm – 2:30pm - I Wish I May Story and Craft Program, Make your own and stylish jewelry...just the right piece to finish an Wishing Tree! outfit. Or maybe a fun clutch or handbag for a fun Thu, July 19, 6pm – 7pm - Cincinnati Zoo Visit - The Zoo is Coming to the Library. Animals girl’s night out or a special event. from the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden will be here Thursday, July 19th at 6:00 p.m. This program will take place in the main library. If the crowd is too large, there will be a showing of Peacock-Ado offers bridal animals at 6:00 p.m. and a second showing at 6:30 p.m. registry too! They offer a large selection of items from TAG, Thu, July 26, 2pm – 5pm - LAST DAY to Turn in Book Reviews for the Adult Summer Reading Program. including stoneware dishes, Thu, July 26, 6pm – 7pm - Women's Book Group "The Paris Wife" by Paula McClain kitchen linens, glassware, home décor items and so much more. Beautiful patterns of stainless steel Fri, July 27, 6:00pm – 7:30pm - Free Concert by "Great Shoes" flatware from Ginkgo, aluminum entertaining pieces, serving trays, candle sticks and picture frames...just to name a few. Already married??? It’s always fun An Evening With The Arts - Poetry Slam to spruce up your home with a few new items. Friday, July 27 beginning at 9:00 pm There are also lots of gifts for babies and children...blankets from Rohs Opera House on Pike St (The Theater District) Elegant Baby and Max Daniel, fabulously plush animals from Jelly Cat, Cynthiana, Ky fun gifts and décor items from Stephen Joseph and so much more. Sponsored by Peacock-Ado carries wonderfully fragrant candles from Votivo and luxurious shea butter soaps and bath care items from European Soaps in scents such as white gardenia, lavender and milk. Beautiful hand- crafted pens, made in Bourbon County, have to be seen...and are a great gift for the men! Visit Peacock-Ado for all your gift needs. Especially gifts for yourself...the best kind!!

Peacock-Ado - 600 Main Street - Paris, KY 859-749-6360 P 20 P 5 Are You Ready for Some SEC Football

The Southeastern Conference has announced the television schedule for the first three weeks of the 2012 football season, featuring Kentucky's opener at Louisville on Sunday, Sept. 2, at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium, 3:30 pm and televised on ESPN. Then a pair of night games to begin the home slate. The Wildcats' home opener against Kent State on Sept. 8 will be at 7:30 p.m. and will be tele- vised by Comcast Sports Southeast (CSS). On Sept. 15, UK will play host to in-state foe Western Kentucky University at 7 p.m. ESPNU will handle the telecast. For the remain- der of the schedule, beginning with the Florida game on Sept. 22, game times and televi- sion assignments will be announced 12 days in advance of the game date.

Sept. 1 - at Louisville Sept. 8 - Kent State Sept. 15 - Western Kentucky Sept. 22 - at Florida Friends of Stoner Creek Fancy Flood Picnic Sept. 29 - South Carolina August 4 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm Oct. 6 - Mississippi State Cost: $15.00 Oct. 13 - at Arkansas Hardy Dungan's Boat Dock Stoner Creek Paris Ky. Oct. 20 - Georgia Oct. 27 - at Missouri Open Invitation to the Public Nov. 3 - Vanderbilt from the Nov. 17 - Samford Humane Society Nov. 24 - at Tennessee Go Cats of Harrison Co We're having a Free picnic! Saturday, July 21 2012 4:00 until 8:00 at the Olympic Games Flora Shropshire Animal Shelter

Barbecue with all the trimmings July 27 - August 12 & Silent Auction It is free to the public, so make it a family affair. Come and have a great meal and ...Adopt a Pet !

PAWS & CLAWS: Flora Shropshire Animal Shelter - Cynthiana Ky Call: (859) 234-5800 for your Pet adoptions. www.hshc.us Stormy Goldenboy Lanora Jackson P 6 P 19 ' ASK YOUR OWN LAWYER ' Notice; This column is not to be considered as any legal advice, always ask your own lawyer when you need legal advice. The stories depicted in this column are commonsensical in approach and are intended for purely entertainment purposes. Question: I live in Arizona and have gotten bed bugs 4 times now from the people that live below me. I told management about it all 4 times. They said they were making this family move because they keep bringing things in from the dumpster area, well they still live here. I finally reported the problem to the health department and they told me they spoke with management and management was going to have my apartment inspected for infestation. I asked the man at the health department if the inspection was going to be by a licensed bed bug inspector and he said no, just a licensed applicator. I explained to him that Arizona has a law about bed bugs infestation, and its supposed to be done by a li- censed bed bug inspector. I was told they don’t go by that law, they go by Maricopa County law, how about that! My question is who is going to pay for the beds, stuffed ani- It is so HOT in Kentucky mals (that are 19 to 20 years old that my daughter has had since birth), sheets, pillows, . blankets, comforters that were only a few days old that had to be thrown out? ...the birds have to use potholders to pull the worms out of the ground. Answer : First, you should have already moved out. Who can you sue, is always a catchy ....the trees are whistling for the dogs. question? I would talk with your attorney about the following players, then decide. ....the best parking place is determined by shade instead of distance Your neighbors? Well, they were the ones who presumably brought the bugs in, but what ....hot water comes from both taps. are your chances of collecting a judgment from them? Probably none! ...you can make sun tea instantly. Your landlord? You would have to argue that they didn’t do something they were sup- ...you learn that a seat belt buckle makes a pretty good branding iron. posed to. I’m not sure what that would be; perhaps they didn’t address the problem with ...you break into a sweat the instant you step outside at 7:30 A.M. adequate speed, so it got worse. Also, suing your landlord is not generally a good way to ...the potatoes cook underground, so all you have to do is pull one out and add butter. have a happy long-term tenancy, so you will probably need to move out. ...the cows are giving evaporated milk. The health department? Probably not. It’s generally hard to sue a government agency. ...farmers are feeding their chickens crushed ice to keep them from laying boiled eggs. Your attorney would have to look at your local laws on that point to see if it’s even al- lowed. Plus, would your result have been any different if they had followed the state law IT'S SO DRY IN Kentucky that the Baptists are starting to baptize by sprinkling, instead of the county law? I doubt it. Good Luck and…. Don’t Let the Bed Bugs Bite the Methodists are using wet-wipes, and the Presbyterians are giving rain checks….

"Life is hard. It is even harder when you are stupid." John Wayne Man that’s Hot

P 18 P 7 SISTER SUZZETTE‟S RECIPE CORNER “This Old House is Still Standing” by Mary Riggs LeBus Let's Take a Dip! Colorful Characters of the Bluegrass Guacamole Dip (Former Calumet Farm Chef Richard Paul's recipe) This Week: The Shropshire House - Sallie Ward's Childhood Home [ 1 1/2 avocados, Juice of 1 lemon, 2 cloves garlic - pressed, 1/2 teaspoon salt, 1/2 teaspoon chili powder, 1 tablespoon minced onion, 1 tomato - skinned, 2 tablespoons Situated on the edge of downtown in Georgetown, KY, lies the East Main Street Resi- plain yogurt, 1 tablespoon Hellman's mayonnaise ] dential District; an area designated as a historically significant location by the U.S. Na- tional Registered of Historic Places due to its significance in the history of the city. Place all ingredients in food processor & mix well. Chill. Serve with tortilla chips. Amongst the historic gems is the Shropshire House, a Greek Revival Federal style home at 355 East Main Street. Chilled Crap Dip The single story home was built in the Fed- eral style in 1814 by John & Mary Gano Buck- [ 8 ounce package cream cheese at room temperature, 1/2 cup mayonnaise, 1/4 cup ner, both who had families that were early set- finely grated Cheddar cheese, 1 small garlic clove - pressed, 1 teaspoon Worcestershire tlers in Central Kentucky. The couple sold the sauce, Salt & pepper to taste, 1 cup fresh crab meat shredded ] property to Alexander Parker in 1818 who re- sold the home to Elizabeth Lewis as a residence Combine the cream cheese & mayonnaise in a mixing bowl & beat with an electric for her daughter, Sophia & her husband, John T. mixer. Add the cheese, garlic, Worcestershire sauce, salt, pepper, & crab meat, mix Johnson, a United States Congressman. well. Chill until ready to serve. Serve with assorted crackers. Makes approx. 1 cup. In 1828, Robert J. & Emily Flournoy Ward purchased the home where they resided for 5 years before moving their family to the grandiose Ward Mansion on the corner of 2nd & Fresh Shrimp Dip Walnut Streets in Louisville. The Ward's daughter, Sallie, who was a year old when the family moved here, grew up to become a legendary Southern Belle known throughout the [ 1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese - softened, Juice of 1 lemon, 1/2 cup mayonnaise, world. The Ward Mansion in Louisville provided the stage for the most important social 1/4 cup catsup, 1/2 cup chopped celery, 1/4 cup minced onion, tops of 2 green onions - galas & entertained the upper crust of society. However, in 1854, the scenario at the Ward chopped, 5 drops Tabasco sauce, White pepper to taste, 1 1/2 pounds cooked shrimp Mansion took a turn for the worst. Sallie's brother, Mathew Ward, killed schoolmaster cut into small pieces ] William Butler for reprimanding their younger brother William. At the trial Matthew was represented by the finest lawyers available & had many upstanding character witnesses. Shrimp Dip should be made 1 day ahead. Combine all ingredients, mix thoroughly & As a result, he was found not guilty. The Mansion was mobbed by a reported crowd of chill. Serve with crackers. 8,000 people who threw stones, destroying a large glass conservatory & then setting the house on fire. The fire department arrived in time to save the house. The mob was infuri- Spinach Dip ated by the not guilty verdict, burned in effigy Matt Ward & all the principals in the case, including the jury & the defense lawyers. [ 2 (10 ounce) packages chopped spinach - cooked & well drained, 2 cups sour cream, The Shropshire House was sold by the Wards in 1833 to the future Confederate Gover- 1 cup mayonnaise, 1 cup fresh minced parsley, 1 cup chopped green onion tops, 1 tea- nor of KY, George W. Johnson. Johnson retained possession for only 2 spoon Beau Monde seasoning, 1 teaspoon dill weed, salt & pepper to taste. years before selling to John C. Miller in 1835. During the 1840's, renova- tions in the Greek Revival style were completed on the home. In 1894, Blend all together & chill. Best made 1 day ahead. Serve with assorted crackers. Joel Penn bought the property & in 1918, J. Gano & Nannie Shropshire purchased the home & com- pleted extensive remodeling of Dill Dip the structure. The Shropshire's resided here for many years. At Gov. Johnson [ 1 pint mayonnaise, 1 pint sour cream, 3 Tsp. grated onion, 3 Tsp. parsley, 1 Tsp. dill some point, the brick home was weed, 1 Tsp. Beau Monde Seasoning, Lemon Juice to taste ] painted white but today, the original brick is exposed & remains a private family dwelling. Combine ingredients & mix until well blended. Chill & serve with radishes, celery The Shropshire House was added to the United sticks, cauliflower florets, broccoli florets, carrot sticks, cherry tomatoes, zucchini States National Register of Historic Places on strips, cold salmon, or artichoke hearts. April 2, 1973. P 8 P 17 2012 Area County Fair Dates Now - July 24 - Bluegrass Fair, @ Masterson Station Park, Lexington July 30-Aug. 4 - Grant County Fair & Horse Show, Fairgrounds

Colorful Characters of the Bluegrass by Mary Riggs LeBus Sallie Ward - 'Kentucky's Southern Belle' Fresh Friday in Millersburg She was precocious, vivacious, & impulsive; a real life Scarlett Ohara. The men adored 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm her, she was immulated by every southern lady, & Kentuckians embraced her as their Southern Belle. There were steamboats, racehorses & children named after her; merchants 3 Hour Event Every Weekend Until August 31 sold Sallie Ward slippers & lavender. Anything that might be considered grand might be termed a Sallie Ward. She intro- Music, movies, games, dancing lessons, food. duced the use of opera glasses to KY & she was one of the first women in Louisville to use cosmetics. By the time she Contact info: Linda Stubblefield 987-8744 had reached her twenties, a rose, a waltz, & even a type of lady's walk had been named for her. [email protected] Sallie Ward was born in 1827 on her grandfather's estate in Town Square on Main St in Millersburg, Ky. Scott County, KY on the north branch of Elkhorn Creek,, the daughter of Robert J. and Emily Flournoy Ward. The Ward's had 8 children; 4 daughters & 4 sons. Mr. Ward was a man of considerable wealth who married the heiress of a large fortune, Harrison County Board of Education Emily Flournoy of Georgetown, the descendant of an old Hu- guenot family. Sallie's uncle, Junius R. Ward built Ward Hall Special Invitation to the Public in Scott County which still stands today. Shortly after Sallie's birth, the family moved to You are cordially invited to honor our retiring employees. E. Main St. in Georgetown & eventually moved to a large mansion in Louisville in 1833. Sallie received her education at a French finishing school in , & by 1844 she had returned to KY to become the most influential young lady of fashion in the Tuesday July 31, 2012 * Time - 6:30 pm. commonwealth. She traveled to Europe where she was presented to Queen Victoria, and the Emperor Napoleon III & Empress Eugenie of France. Although a lady of refinement, Reception will be held in H C Board of Education Building her mischievous nature became as legendary as her beauty. She once dashed on horseback 308 Webster Avenue through the Louisville market place scattering shoppers & merchandise while on another occasion she rode her horse up the grand staircase of Louisville's Galt House Hotel. Cynthiana, Kentucky Sallie married Bigelow Lawrence, the son of one of 's wealthiest & conservative families, at the Ward Mansion in Louisville. The Wards dressed in the most expensive & fashionable attire, the Lawrences dressed in plain & unpretentious clothing. Sallie's dress Honoring the Retirement of: cost $ 5000, the equivalent of $ 145,000 in today's money. The newlyweds moved to Boston but the Southern Belle yearned to return to KY. Her new in-laws were unaccepting of Sallie's outlandish dress, use of makeup & mischievous behavior. The final break Annette Ditto Charles Ray Mason occurred when the Lawrences held a reception to introduce Sallie to Boston society. Joyce Duszynski Doug McCarty Making a fashion statement, Sallie appeared wearing silken pataloons & wearing jeweled slippers. The Lawrences were outraged & soon Sallie returned home & filed for divorce. Susan Dycus Jennifer Muntz In 1851, Sallie married Dr. Robert Hunt & moved to where she became a Mike Fryman Fannie Mae Northcutt prominent figure in the social scene. The Hunts had 3 children but only 1 son, John Beverly Judd Col. Roger Purcell survived. When the Civil War broke out in 1861, Dr. Hunt joined the Confederate Army Nicolette Mallory Debbie Schmidt but Sallie sided with the Union & returned to KY. Dr. Hunt died in 1865. She married Phyllis Malone Edna Tanner Vene Armstrong in 1876 & upon his death in 1885, she married George Downs. The Downs made their home in the Galt House in Louisville so she could be near the vibrant Donna Marshall Orla Whitaker downtown. Sallie died quietly on July 8, 1896 & was buried in Cave Hill Cemetery in Louisville. Her death ended an era of Kentucky & southern society. P 16 P 9 HAPPY 18TH ANNIVERSARY !

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P 10 P 15 C & W Meat Packers 312 W. Pearl St - Cynthiana, Ky. Carla & Wayne Courtney, owners 859-234-4121 Give Your Family A Healthier Choice

Buy locally grown, for le$$! 100% Quality Farm Fresh Pork & Beef Downtown Lexington „Thursday Night Live‟ Free to the Public - Concert Series - Cheapside Park C & W 'The Fresh Meat People' Under the 5/3 Canopy (rain or shine) on Main & Cheapside, Lex., Ky. USDA Custom Processing All event times are 4:30 pm - 7:30 pm

July 26 - The Twiggenburys … Aug. 2 - Rebel Without A Cause Aug. 9 Conch Republic … Aug. 16 - Kenny Owens Aug. 23 - Superfecta … Aug. 30 - Catch 22

Blue Licks Battlefield State Resort Park, Carlisle, KY July 21, 24, 26, 28, 31 Morning Canoe Trips 9:30 A.M. ……..Battlefield Walks 1:00 P.M. - 2:00 P.M.

July 19, Special Event - (Great Music), JAM SESSIONS - 6:30 pm. - 8:30 pm. Area musicians perform FREE every third Thursday of the month, fun, friends and music. This is an informal and unstructured event. Free to all musicians and the general public. There is no cost to attend this event as a performer or an audience member. Come early and enjoy a meal at Hidden Waters Restaurant.

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