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cateror needed my 50 birthday june

CHARLTONHESTON
CHARLTONHESTON Posts: 69
in Not Sports Related
Hi All

need a cateror for my 50 th birthday at old wilsonians sports club hayes in june

anybody know a relaible one not too expensive and can send contact details

help appreciated.

charltonheston

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  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 52,084
    edited February 2013
    I'm going to a 50th in Chislehurst on Saturday. I'll pass on the details if it's any good.
  • CHARLTONHESTON
    CHARLTONHESTON Posts: 69
    that would be grate covered end

    please get them to email me
  • Im_Jordans_Cousin
    Im_Jordans_Cousin Posts: 449
    Sally Everest
    Telephone(s): 020 8657 1055

    Always use for work functions... top stuff
  • Brunello
    Brunello Posts: 1,950
    Delikats. Always use them for my functions. Including my 50th. They are inexpensive and superb.

    www.delikats.co.uk
  • suzisausage
    suzisausage Posts: 11,502
    edited February 2013
    Brunello said:

    Delikats. Always use them for my functions. Including my 50th. They are inexpensive and superb.

    www.delikats.co.uk


    I thought you prepared that spread yourself!!!
  • iaitch
    iaitch Posts: 10,277
    Don't eat too much or you'll need a mobility scooter (see other threads).
  • The_President
    The_President Posts: 14,280
    Dont know about a caterer, but can put you in touch with someone who can teach you how to spell.
  • PaulCAFC
    PaulCAFC Posts: 857
    edited February 2013
    The_President said:

    Dont know about a caterer, but can put you in touch with someone who can teach you how to spell.

    Shouldn't there be an apostrophe between the 'n' and the 't' in DON'T........as in don't pick holes when you can't spell yourself! :> )

    Apostrophes showing omission



    An apostrophe can be used to show that letters or numbers have been omitted. Here are some examples of apostrophes that indicate missing letters:



    I’m - short for I am

    he’ll - short for he will

    she’d – short for she had or she would

    pick ’n’ mix - short for pick and mix

    it’s hot - short for it is hot

    didn’t - short for did not

    Here endeth the lesson.

  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 52,084
    Covered End said:

    I'm going to a 50th in Chislehurst on Saturday. I'll pass on the details if it's any good.

    It wasn't, so didn't ask :-)

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