On Friday, March 23rd we are holding a beef and beer comedy night. With everyones participation this has the potential to be a big fundraiser for the team. All of the logistics have already been covered, shown in the detail below. Now it's time for your participation. We would like to have every active team member sell 4-6 tickets, your tickets included.
After George J. Sucher (GJ) and his Razor Tech Movember Team completed their Movember program, we thought we'd have a look at the causes behind the month-long charity event. As many people know, the name 'Movember' is taken from the combination of 'moustache' and 'November'.
The trees are in Friday, December 2nd.
Christmas Trees are in. Let's make 2011 the best PWRFC Christmas ever. Tree sales benefit PWRFC a non-profit 501c(3).
George J. Sucher - we know him as GJ is looking for donations for his Razor Tech Movember Team. Through the Movember program, GJ and his company Razor Tech are growing mustaches to fight prostate cancer.
The photo: John Siano's Wife Beth Smyth Siano with Pop Pop Di - Beth grew up in Havertown as practically a daughter of Bill Di.
In a repeat of an annual endeavor begun in 2003, PW is again selling Christmas trees at the McLean residence. Peter Heaton and George Betzler plan to make the trip yet again up North to Santa's workshop and forest for the tree pickup. Let's make this year the best ever for tree sales. Trees will be available by the end of next week.
With the match winding down, scrum half Brian OT Oteri did what few would even fathom in this day and age of rugby. OT set up his prop, Ken Grey, with a try. Grey, who spent all day Saturday and every match this season, for that matter, setting up Oteri and all of the PW backs by doing the thankless job of propping up the scrum. Oteri saw an opportunity to give back to his BIG#3 and Grey was visibly pleased. Ken was so happy that, in Emmitt Smith fashion, he was reluctant to give up the ball for the conversion.
A long long time ago a team named Philly Whitemarsh made a storied run towards a national championship. Today the Philly Whitemarsh boys look to make history as they go up against Division III foe Wilkes-Barre. A win today will make the season undefeated at 8-0. But, just for nostalgia, let's take a trip down memory lane when guys like Butch Horvath, Joe Grohovsky, Keith McLean and Bobby Doc were leading Philly Whitemarsh.
I graduated high school in the spring of 1978 after enjoying a stint playing first side with Whitemarsh. That was years ago. In my mind Whitemarsh certainly couldn't have survived without me, right? ... In my little tiny head, I had Whitemarsh in the toilet while I was away at college. Then, just the other day, at the 'Smell my House' party, I see the ball.
