Today's Features

Even if you haven’t heard of a commitment device, chances are you’ve used one.
Basically, it’s a clever means, either a punishment or a reward, to help you commit to something that you know will be difficult.
Anyone who has ever been on a diet uses them: When I lose 10 pounds I’ll treat myself to a new pair of shoes — or a hot fudge sundae.

John and Gaye Marsh will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on Thursday, Jan. 30. They were married Jan. 30, 1954.
The couple has four children, Nathan and Sharon Marsh and Les and Lynda Marsh of Cynthiana, DeAnn and Alan Lear of Pikeville, N.C., and Sandra and Mark Koffman of Manchester Center, Vt.; nine grandchildren; and one great-granddaughter.
John is a retired colonel in the USMC and Gaye is a homemaker. Both are very active in the community of Cynthiana.

On Jan. 23rd the Cynthiana Rotary Club held their weekly luncheon off-site at EZ Pack.  The lunch kicked off with a catered meal by The Vault while Doug Price, club president, discussed a few business items. The club was also introduced to Emily Ammerman who is the new Main Street Director for Cynthiana. She is scheduled to make a full presentation to Rotary in March. Lunch was followed by a guided tour of EZ Pack by Mike Smith, plant manager, who provided the group with a detailed and educational tour of the facility.

Friendships have formed over the last 10 years and the fellowship together has been wonderful. The chapter looks forward to good times together in 2014 as they start their 11th year together.
Year in review:
Members met at Paula’s Restaurant in January and later played cards at the home of Betty Stoner. Ruth Ann Perraut was the hostess.
February’s gathering was cancelled due to snow.
Wanda Marsh hosted the March get-together with a lunch at Biancke’s followed by Bingo.