Saturday, May 31, 2008
Who "enriched" all those young lives?
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Oh, good! Another one came in today! See the column!
Perhaps Barbara will send it in soon!
I know that Becky Slane Bush is working on her bio, too. Her picture looks great....
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Is 15 the number?
Number of classmates contributing to the CHS Class of 58 booklet for the 50th Class Reunion.
No, there are really more than that.
Then, where are they?
Oh, they're coming either in snail mail to 238 Harrison Street, Chelsea 48118 or via email to
janbernath@yahoo.com
Great! Will they be here soon?
Why is that important? Is there a deadline?
Yes.
Really? When's that?
June 1st.
That's a Sunday.
Okay, then. Monday, June 2nd.
I guess that's next week!
Sunday, May 25, 2008
Whose good fortune? (No Dougs allowed)
"I have never been hungry, without medical insurance, and have almost always had a roof over my head except when I have chosen not to. No major health problems other than getting older and the maladies that accompany age."
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Missing Classmates
Bob Anderson, Betty Fletcher, Mary Hoffman, Barbara Hoskins, Dan Knight, Troy Lewis, Russell Moore, Elena Romero, Cathy Schauer, Pat Taylor, and Joe Willis.
Sandy Weber is the contact in Chelsea: 734 475 8862
Who had so many moves?
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Deadline for bios and pictures is June 1.
Lois Schiller Mitchell
Peggy Miller Russo
Jerome Forner
Becky Slane Bush
Bob Brown
Ron Clark
Norma Hafner Hards
Sandy Buehler Weber
Bob Weber
Ed McDaniels
These people indicated an interest previously, but others are certainly welcome by June 1.
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Guess who had a "surprise" like this...
"We lived in rented homes until purchasing our current home in December, 1967. We added two adopted children to our family and then “surprise”---- we found ourselves expecting our 4th child."
Monday, May 19, 2008
A quote from someone's bio. Who is it?
"During the gas crunch of 1976 I decided to take a job closer to home. That is when I went to work for Harper Pontiac in Chelsea where I worked for thirteen years. With the kids attending Chelsea Schools, and their dad test driving customer’s cars, if the kids decided not to attend school for whatever reason, they always stopped at Harper’s to let dad know, so he wouldn’t catch them where they didn’t belong."