Steventon, Definitely Not a Pub Quiz: (Sponsored by Rotary Club of Abingdon)
Friday 24th
November, Steventon Hall, 7:00 for 7:30 start
Sponsored this year by WAITROSE, Forresters Hair, Limoncello, Merit Tyre, Spruce Dry Cleaning, Sydenhams, Tonks Bros.
ADVANCE SALES
I am writing to the non-Rotary-Abingdon loyal quizzers, two weeks ahead of the formal opening of sales for our Quiz tables. This is to give you the opportunity to purchase a table ahead of the Abingdon Rotary members. This is my way of saying thank you for your previous support and that we value your attendance.
Tables (a max of 7 people per table) will be released to our club members on Friday 21st October, but you may reserve & buy a table now.
The quiz evening will follow the usual format;
large screen to show the questions and illustrate the answers
second screen for the electronic scoreboard
answer book; plus sheets to help the other team members
bread, cheese & pickle and 2 bottles of wine on the table,
Joker: make your choice of joker round before
round 1 starts.
NEW: teams with 3 or more members that have won the quiz in either 2015
or 2016, are denied the use of a joker.
7 rounds, each of 10 questions (except in round 6, when there will be 30 questions each worth ⅓ point),
a raffle
a bottle of fizz for each of the 7 winning team members.
THE PROCEEDS
Our surplus last year was £2,160, a sum we would like to achieve again so we can continue to support the many deserving charities who look to us for help.
THE RAFFLE
We are fortunate again to be predicting a set of six vouchers
for the raffle prizes.
This year, businesses in Ock Street have been very generous:
Spruce Dry Cleaning - £25 voucher to spend in the shop
Limoncello restaurant - £20 voucher to spend in the restaurant
Tonks Bros- £30 John Lewis voucher
Merit Tyre - voucher to get wheels balanced an aligned (worth £70)
Sydenhams - £30 voucher to spend in the Abingdon shop
Forresters Hair – Free wash, cut and finish
THE PROGRAMME FOR THE EVENING:
7:00pm - Doors open
7:30pm - President's welcome
7:35pm - Round 1 (Pictures, Where in Abingdon)
- R2 (Death), R3 (Sport) and R4 (Match the music with a clue)
- Break for Bread, Cheese, Pickle, and Wine
- Sale of raffle tickets during the break
- R5 (Forty-Five) and R6 (Logos or is it Logos?)
- Draw of raffle prizes
- R7 (Comedy clips)
- Announcement of winners
10:30 pm - Close
ADVANCED BOOKING OF A TABLE
… that is before 21st October, when the tables will be on the open market.
Send me an email (quality.methods@btinternet.com) to reserve your table, … and I shall hold the reservation for you for up to 2 weeks.
Transfer
(or send a cheque) £125 to confirm as soon as possible.
Once the £125 has been received your table will be allocated. If no money has
been received within the following week, the table will be released for sale.
HOW TO SEND YOUR £125 for a table of 7
… either transfer by internet banking to the club charity bank
account
sort code 2 0 - 0 1 – 0
9 account n° 0 0 7 8 7 2 4 8,
Please send a follow
up e-mail to quality.methods@btinternet.com
confirming the money
has been transferred.
… or send a
cheque made payable to Rotary Club of Abingdon Trust Fund
by
hand through a Rotarian pal/by post to
Rtn Richard KIRBY, 6
Sympson Close, ABINGDON, OX14 5RB
NOTE: Once I have received the money, you will be advised that your table is booked.
BOOKING AFTER THE 21st OCTOBER, (by which time sales will be open to all Rotarians)
Check with me there is still a table available, then send an email to me to
confirm £125 has been transferred across to the charity account shown above.
'What We Do' Main Pages:
One of the most popular events on our calendar, the regular DNAPQuizzes raise a lot of money for our local charities, supported by the Rotary Club of Abingdon.
moreOn Saturday the 24th We joined other groups in Abingdon on a River Litter Pick. The Sun shone and we all had a great time. We look forward to being involved with the Plastic Blitz next time.
more4000 crocuses planted outside Abingdon Police Station in two hours to celebrate our Rotary Foundation ending Polio across the world
moreWe worked with the Nasio Trust to install water tanks in Tanzania, to provide safe drinking water. Ground water in the region is heavily fluoridised and causes health problems for the population.
moreTwo splendid cups commissioned for our Club's annual Youth Speaks competition. Often won by our talented young people from Abingdon's six secondary schools, our winning teams often go on to the next levels of this national Rotary Competition!
moreThe Club's foreign conscience - here immunising under-fives in India against Polio. There is no cure for Polio but it is preventable with a vaccine. Only two countries now remain endemic. We’ve reduced cases by 99.9% since 1988
moreThe Rotary Foundation is Rotary International's own charity. It does an enormous amount of good in the world. Watch the video The Heart of Rotary for a flavour!
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