Free Vol. 20 Issue 5 May 2019 Happy Day Mother’s COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES WE C A R E . VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.CHSOhio.com LIKE US ON FACEBOOK FOR UPDATES AND THE LATEST NEWS: www.facebook.com/CHSOhio FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @CHS_Ohio CALL US AT: (419) 334-3869 Clydescope Community Grant Fund Press Release Lifestyles 2000 By Bill Brown, Clydescope Director The Clydescope Economic Development Corporation is a private/public organization Free May 2019 that works in conjunction with the City of Clyde to stimulate growth and develop- Vol. 20 Issue 5 May 2019 Vol. 20 • Issue 5 ment of retail, commercial, industrial, education, agriculture, professional, financial and civic interests in the Clyde area. Happy www.lifestyles2000.net Day Clydescope has developed the Clyde Community Grant Fund (CCGF) for the sole RAT purpose of providing new and existing business the capital to grow, expand jobs and Mother’s LEB ING CE development. Funds come primarily thru Clydescope’s annual fundraising golf out- ing along with interest from other investments. 19952019 The grant funds could be used for equipment, building or infrastructure improve- YEARS ments. Such things as contracted services, supplies for the project, and capital improvements. NEWS & NOTES: The grants could be awarded in part as to the: · need or benefit to the community Clydescope Community Grant Fund, Bill Brown, Clydescope Director .......3 · community services provided · jobs created · promotion of the community Camp Fire News & Notes .................................................................................4 A good example would be an existing building in the downtown area where the brick fascia is deteriorating and falling apart. It could be presumed that after restoration it From Day Job to Dream Job .............................................................................6 would not only benefit and promote the community, but also other business owners in the immediate area making the entire downtown more desirable. It’s Time for Relay for Life, Amanda Branstrator ...........................................12 On March 21st, at the annual combined Clydescope/Business and Professional We Are Never Too Old to Learn ....................................................................13 Association Luncheon, the first two grants were awarded. A grant of $1,500.00 each was awarded to This and That Too as well as Pam and Al’s Diner. “We are very ENTERTAINMENT: excited about this program and are looking forward to helping many more businesses in the future.” Better Later is Best Than Never:Jim Kenzie, Lori Young .................................5 Helen Markett’s Music Corner .........................................................................8 Out to Lunch: Luckie’s Barn & Grill, Lynn Urban ........................................... 9 In Your Own Backyard ....................................................................................10 History Notebook, Nan Card ........................................................................13 HEALTHY LIVING: Wow! Wasn’t That a Winter, Dr. Paul Silcox ................................................15 HOME & HEARTH: “Grate” Treats & Eats, Christine Timko-Grate .................................................6 Kiss-Me-Over-The-Garden-Gate Grace Sidell ...............................................7 Gabby Gardener, Cindy Frontz .......................................................................7 How to Save Money for Emergencies, Lynette Kirsch ...................................9 My Mother’s Recipes, Joanne McDowell .....................................................10 The King of Weeds, Viola Purdy..................................................................... 11 Our Friend: The Preying Mantis, Lester Wayne Daniels ..............................12 Pet World, Cathy M. Rosenthal ......................................................................14 SOMETHING Some Thoughts on Raising Children, Robert Morton ..............................14,15 DIFFERENT dairyqueen.com Lifestyles is available at Memorial Hosptial, Subways in Fremont & Clyde, Bellevue Hospital, Denny’s, Frisch’s, The Garrison, Kroger’s, Clyde Drug Mart and numerous locations in Sandusky County. 1312 Oak Harbor Rd. – Fremont Like us on May 2019 WWW.LIFESTYLES2000.NET Lifestyles 2000 3 Publisher's Letter Lifestyles 2000 Campfire News and Notes May-my very favorite PUBLISHER/EDITOR month of the year! No Joanne McDowell more wintry weather, It’s Camp Season-are you ready? Camp instead we celebrate Fire is excited to have kids back out- SALES Mother’s Day, graduations and family birthdays; pool side swimming, singing, raising the Joanne McDowell openings, BBQ’s and plant- flag, doing art project and experienc- ing gardens and flowers, ing the great outdoors. Registration 567-342-3117 what could be better? is now open for Summer Camps for Email: [email protected] kids in grades K-6. And this year we Happy Mother’s Day to all of our moms, have some new and exciting Camps DISTRIBUTION and God bless our veterans as we celebrate for Pre-schooler’s including Safety Pete McDowell Memorial Day on May 31st. Town and a two day mini Traditional GRAPHIC DESIGN The cover this month celebrates Mother’s Camp, as well as a one week residential camp option for youth in 3rd-6th grade! A United Way Member Agency Tammy Calhoun Day with my daughter and grand daughter who live in New York. Descriptions of these camps can be Advertising/General found under the summer camps tab on tance of the teachings OSS provides Joanne our website. Scholarships are available our youth yearly! 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Press releases and 13-18 who are interested in helping us what is going on! events are to be emailed to life- make a difference in the lives of the [email protected] by the youth attending our programs. Training 20th monthly, sorry, we cannot Find Pete Winners return phone calls and we will do will be held June 5, 6, and 7th which our best to print those received. Winners of the “Celebrating 20 Years” con- includes lunch and CPR/First Aid train- 'ULYHWKUX Press releases must be submit- test are Payton Shively of Fremont and ing. You can register your teen at www. ted as Word documents only. No Amanda Rutski of Clyde. &KLFNHQ PDF files please. We cannot run campfiresc.org. fliers, please write up your event Other winners are Jerry Lagrou, Gary %%48 and we will include “In Your Own Camp Fire would like to thank those Ashton, Andrea Zieber, Angela Young, Backyard” Please make sure ALL who came out and Supported Uncork info is correct before sending. 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