The Chelsea Standard
A Heritage Newspaper
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Chelsea Area Briefs
PUBLISHED: March 6, 2008
Honor roll corrections
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The first names in each of last week's Chelsea High School honor roll were accidentally omitted.
The following students also deserved recognition: 9th Grade Honor Roll, Courtenay Ackley; 10th Grade High Honor Roll, Schuyler Adkins; 10th Grade Honor Roll, Travis Alcazar; 11th Grade High Honor Roll, Matthew Bach; 11th Grade Honor Roll, Elizabeth Alexander; 12th Grade High Honor Roll, Marie Abney; and 12th Grade Honor Roll, Erin Alber.
Preschool open house
The Chelsea Children's Co-operative will present its annual open house today from noon to 2 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m.
Drop by to see the facilities at 400 Congdon St. and meet the staff who help the children of our community take their first joyous steps into education.
Morning and afternoon programs are available for 3- and 4-year-olds.
Faculty variety show
"A Little Night Music," a musical variety show by Chelsea School District faculty and friends, will take place at 7 p.m. Friday at the Chelsea High School auditorium.
Tickets are $8 for adults and $5 for students and seniors. They will be available at the Chelsea Pharmacy and at the door.
Proceeds will benefit the Chelsea Music Boosters.
Heart screening
High school athletes are invited to a free screening at Chelsea Community Hospital from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday.
The "Health Edge Heart Check" program gives student athletes the opportunity to be checked by cardiologists and clinical staff for pre-existing heart conditions and abnormalities.
The goal of this program is to identify any heart conditions or abnormalities that may increase the student's risk of sudden death during physical activity.
The screening process includes a review of health history, a blood pressure check and an electrocardiogram (EKG).
Results of the screening will be mailed to each student within one week.
Cranesbill Books contest
Cranesbill Books, 108 E. Middle St. in Chelsea, announces that March is "Dummies Month."
The popular "Dummies" book series, which aids the layman in everything from taxes to dog training, knitting to menopause, sudoku to diabetes, has reached iconic status with a book for just about everyone.
Everyone who purchases a book in the "Dummies" series from Cranesbill Books during March is eligible for a $5 rebate.
In conjunction with "Dummies Month," Cranesbill Books is holding an essay contest, open to all ages. Tell us your dumbest moment (something you're not too embarrassed about) and how a book from the "Dummies" series might have helped you.
The winner will receive a "Dummies" book of their choice from Cranesbill Books.
For more information, contact Jan Loveland at 433-2665.
Class of '88 reunion
Big hair and school dances, anyone remember those? Well, you can remember them and visit with classmates at the Chelsea High School Class of 1988 20-year class reunion.
The reunion will be held Aug. 30 at Reddeman Farms on Dancer Road in Dexter from 7 p.m. to midnight. We will have hors d'oeuvres, a DJ and lots of visiting and catching up.
To be "found," log onto "Yahoo Groups," search for chelsea88 and join the group. Coming soon will be a Class Reunion Web site, www.chelsea88.info (Check out the home page).
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