The Employee Relations Committee is happy to communicate the following offer to UTC employees:



"Culinary Delights
~ a personal chef service ~

January 29, 2002

Ms. Julia Cronin
UTC Employee Relations Committee

Dear Ms. Cronin:

I'd like to take a moment to let you know about a special offer my business is providing for UTC Employees.  As chair of the Employee Relations Committee, would you share this information with them?

Culinary Delights, a personal chef service, specializes in taking the hassle out of food preparation.  After a consultation, I come to the client's home about every two weeks and prepare a collection of meals specifically designed for each client.  Prior to arriving at your home, I plan all your meals and do all the grocery shopping.  Once I arrive in your kitchen, I prepare and store each meal to your specifications, leave nutritional information and reheating instructions for each dish, and clean your kitchen from top to bottom when I'm finished.  That's it!  You come home to a clean kitchen and nearly two weeks of meals prepared for your family.  No more trips to the grocery, no more food that's filled with preservatives, and no more wondering "what's for dinner?"!  Because the menus are custom-designed for each client, I can help clients with any kind of eating plan they may want to follow.

This service is NOT just for the rich and famous.  You would be surprised at just how affordable it can be.  One of my current clients tells me that she used to spend more on groceries than she pays for our service, which includes groceries.

Through February 2002, all UTC employees who mention this message receive a free consultation ($50 value) and 15% off rates for dinner parties or cooking lessons.

The service, whether full service or a one-time special dinner party, would make a wonderful Valentine's Gift!  Call now to set up your free consultation-870-7827.

Regards,

Chef Rob Coulter, Owner
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Phone: 870-7827"



Julia Cronin
UTC Financial Aid Office

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