From: Gordon Wallace [bbqld@brigadeaustralia.org]

Sent: Thursday, 23 April 2009 6:58 PM

To: BB Queensland

Cc: Kerry Price; Kerry Price

Subject: Brigades' Aussie Arvo Adventure

Attachments: 09 Aussie Arvo Adventure company Ticket Order Form.pdf; 09 Aussie Arvo Adventure Poster ed2.pdf; Aussie Arvo ticket order form 2009.pdf; GB 60th Are you smarter than a Brigade leader.pdf; GB 60th Girls and Boys brigade volleyball competition.pdf

AUSSIE ARVO ADVENTURE

As you know, this year Girls’ Brigade Queensland is celebrating 60 years of service and ministry to girls and young women in this State.   To mark this significant milestone they have planned a weekend of celebratory activities and fun – and we in BB want to help them have fun – and plenty of it.    I mean .. what sort of fun would it be without us anyway??

A joint planning group(GB & BB)  has been putting together a program which is going to be appealing to BOYS as well as girls.   Don’t get this wrong – the AUSSIE ARVO ADVENTURE is not a ‘girls only’ event – boys will definitely enjoy this.    Yes, we do want to ‘support’ the Girls in their 60th birthday bash, BUT  it’s a ‘boy’ thing too!

SO PLEASE GET MOTIVATED ABOUT THIS   -   ENTHUSE YOUR BOYS AND LEADERS   -   TURN UP IN DROVES   -   SURPRISE THE GIRLS ... AND YOURSELF.

We all know that BIG numbers make for BIG fun.    We would also all agree that the boys get a whole new perspective about BB when they see so many other boys (and girls) at one event.

SO DO IT FOR YOUR BOYS.     LET’S MAKE THIS .. BIG !

Ticket Ordering . .

One of the attachments is the Company Ticket Order.    This sets out the advantages of ‘Early Bird’ prices if you get your order in (with money) by 22 May.    Why not – mad if you don’t !!

I will be sending out hard copies of these attachments in the next few days, but feel free to copy tha attachment as many times as you need.

One last thing -  the planning team has decreed that Wide Bay and Darling Downs companies will be able to attend free (no doubt this is to help offset the cost of transport).   Steve (Innisfail) and Peter (Mount Isa), I reckon that includes you too!

Blessings

Gordon