Your Horndean District Councillors invite you to an evening where we will feed and entertain you with our acclaimed QUIZ NIGHT. This massively popular fun event sells out very quickly and we look forward to seeing you on:
Saturday 7th February; 6:30 for a 7:00pm start at Catherington Church Hall.
The evening includes 8 entertaining rounds of quiz questions with a £50 prize for the winning team!
Also included is a choice of Fish, Chicken, Sausage or Vegetarian Burger and Chips. Plates and cutlery are provided but please bring drinks and desserts of your choice. There is also a raffle with some great prizes.
We are looking for 12 teams of 6 and hope to see teams from the local residents associations and perhaps the action groups who have supported us so well in the last year against some of the local development threats.
Entry is just £13 per person which covers the quiz prize, food, hall hire and makes a small contribution to our 2015 campaign leaflets.
If you would like to support us and have a great night out then please contact sara@schillemore.uk to book your team of 6 or let us know you are coming in smaller groups as there will always be numbers to make up.
Please confirm by email advising the names of those attending and if you would like Fish, Chicken, Sausage or Vegetarian (all come with chips)
We look forward to seeing you there to have a great time!
Sara, Dorothy, Guy, Lynn and David.
horndeanmatters 
deserts or desserts? CF
Hi Caroline, oops! We might get a bit of the Sahara, some Gobi and a few others! Shows what the reliance on spellchecker is. I can’t even amend it as its a JPG of a PDF of a word file!
The campaign literature is for me and my colleagues in Horndean to let everyone know why we hope for their support on the 7th May!
Guy.
‘Desserts’ is correct! Although ‘desert’ sounds rather warm…and…without the need for central heating!!
Sorry we can’t make the ‘do’, Guy and co., but we have ‘other things to attend to’ as sometimes happens….. Hope the evening goes well for those attending. 🙂
P.S. For whom are the campaign leaflets?