How's this for optimism. There's another event in Sacramento this weekend,
never mind the Tour. My gut feeling is that people are planning on going to
Sacto, and your lack of response is a reflection of that.
Consider this a potentially good thing, because it means your turn out might be
lower than average, which means your smaller staff can probably handle the
smaller crowds, and then, hopefully, FUN RUNS FOR ALL!
I'm just guessing and hoping.
Have fun this weekend everybody!
Katie
-----Original Message-----
From: Barry Chafin [mailto:bchafin@attglobal.net]
Sent: Friday, March 15, 2002 2:44 PM
To: Anthony Tabacco
Cc: ba-autox@autox.team.net; Dennis & Sherry Armstrong
Subject: Re: High Noon
Tony,
I'm committed to help with Tech from around noon on, am running in the 7th Group
and had also planned to help with tear down. Since few have stepped up and
both you and Dennis have helped me out when I've been Chair I'll be there @ 7:00
AM for set-up.
It's amazing how few members actually contribute more that their obligatory work
assignment.
Barry
Anthony Tabacco wrote:
> Do you remember the look on Gary Coopers face when the townspeople hid and
> then all came rushing out after the bad guys had been killed? You remember,
> the one where he throws his badge in the dust and leaves town with Grace
> Kelley. Well even though Sherry won't let him leave with Grace, I bet that's
> how Dennis feels right now.
>
> But you can help Dennis. How you ask? By showing up at the Sheriffs office
> at 7:30 in Oakland this Sunday.
>
> Our posse consists of:
> Alan Gruner
> Joe Weinstein
> Don Ebaugh
> Ian Porteous
> Rick Grefsrud
>
> Tell you what, name who sang the theme from High Noon. Get it wrong and you
> have to help do setup. Deal?
> Deputy Tony
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