The Committee would like to thank everyone involved for making Atwood XL a success. Also, to offer our insincere congratulations to the Defending Champions for Defending. We would also like to congratulate:
The Legends: Rich Focht, Jeff Smith, Lance Ference, Jeff Ference, Garyn Sheets, David Aggers
The Hall of Fame: Johnny Mickles, Joe Pax, Corey O'Brien
Rookies: Bob Drummond, Todd Focht, Sccoter Boulton, Lee Welch, Paulie Ferguson, Mike Orlando
Nick Ference for all his work on the Atwood website.
Bill Byrne for securing the Atwood XL shirts.
Furthermore, a special Committee shout-out to Dave Ferguson and Pat Joyce for all the hard work they did in cooking and cleaning the entire weekend. If they were at least reasonable looking, or took an occasional shower, I'm sure Kubi would marry them ----because they sure have puuurrrdddyyy lips.
The Committee is already looking forward to and planning for Atwood XLI ------if not at Atwood, somewhere.
Take care and keep your comments on the website coming!
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The Committee
3 comments:
To to the Kibler Youth:
Has anyone seen or heard from Son? This is Pa. His mother and I were talking about his disappearance while sharing a cigarette in bed last night.
He needs to know the US
Olympics Committee has invited us to the two man luge training facility in Minerva,Ohio.
Please help me find Son.
Concerned (a tiny bit) Pa
After researching recent results of Atwood Open finals, I’ve discovered that Gus Gus’s teams have won every B/C match while losing their A/D matches. The only logic conclusion is Gus was right; he shouldn’t be called Gus Gus - his new Atwood Tau Delta name is Sue Sue.
The Atwood Pistorian
Speaking of Sue Sue/ congrats to TF Sheets for winning his first match in probably 4 years at Atwood. Unfortuately, G.Sheets has his dad's back---------that is as far as losing is concerned. At least with the Ference's --you see what you get-------not much, but at least they're consistent. In 3 more years, all the Committee and their offspring will be "D's" --Well, maybe Vern will still be a "C"
The Atwood Pistorian (maybe)
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