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Programme Notes Dagenham & Redbridge, 17 January 2004 Good afternoon and welcome the BFCSA page. (Ed's note: this actually made the programme, so altogether, let's welcome the BFCSA page - "Hello BFCSA page!" ... I'll get me coat...) WELCOME DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE A warm welcome goes out to today's visitors and I hope you enjoy your stay here at Underhill. I don't know if Garry Hill enjoys coming back to Barnet, (he was in the year above me at East Barnet School), but I'm sure he'll be looking for a much needed win. We'll be looking for a reverse in the score line from earlier in the season though and I'm sure we're in for an exciting encounter. Lets make lots of noise today and get behind the lads - Bring it on. 'The Beehive Fund' In the New Year the BFCSA launched the 'The Beehive Fund'. Basically this is a new way of raising funds for the BFCSA and for you to win an exciting day out. It's available for anyone to enter - Bees supporters, friends, family, work colleagues etc and is run in conjunction with the 'Red Letter Day Experience'. The Beehive Fund will run a quarterly draw offering some very exciting prizes (see some examples below) and couldn't be easier to enter. You can either pay by cheque or set up a standing order with your bank. Why not pop along to the BFCSA kiosk and see Henry Strevens for full details and also a look through the brochure. The vouchers are fully flexible and can be topped-up, enabling you to do other experiences in the Red Letter Days range. But hurry, if you want to be in the first draw you'd better sign up soon! See the full advert here. |
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