Saturday, 22 December 2012
Monday, 3 December 2012
Annual Quiz
The final meeting of the month once again saw the Farmers Club, NFU and Young Farmers gather for the Annual Quiz.
President Roger Goodman had the questions, Sadie Cornilus kept the score, and it was all very tense.
Round after round the four members in each team concentrated to answer the sometimes seemingly impossible questions set by Oliver.
I don't know how they coped under the pressure as the scores remained very close, after the final round each team had 22 points; there was a tie break question.
How many times had the YFC won the quiz? The closest team to the correct answer 11 was the Farmers Club.
Congratulations to them and thank you to the NFU team and Quiz master Mr Goodman.
President Roger Goodman had the questions, Sadie Cornilus kept the score, and it was all very tense.
Round after round the four members in each team concentrated to answer the sometimes seemingly impossible questions set by Oliver.
I don't know how they coped under the pressure as the scores remained very close, after the final round each team had 22 points; there was a tie break question.
How many times had the YFC won the quiz? The closest team to the correct answer 11 was the Farmers Club.
Congratulations to them and thank you to the NFU team and Quiz master Mr Goodman.
Livelihood Forum
Thusday 22nd November, we were fortunate enough to have three speakers for the evening, Tim Loe, Andrew Rattray and Cllr Phil Parsons.
These three wise men gave an insight in to their careers, from where they had started to what they were doing now and how they got there.
From both ends of the book dealing spectrum, mass sales with a small margin per book to very few but much prized exchanges of rare and antique editions. Tim and Andrew both showed that it is very possible to make a living 'using your wits' and finding that little niche that others may have overlooked.
Cllr Phil Parsons enlightened us on his role as Cornwall councillor, and how the wheels of politics turn from a single voice in the community to large organisations dealing directly with the county council.
These three speakers generated a good question and answer session to conclude the evening.
These three wise men gave an insight in to their careers, from where they had started to what they were doing now and how they got there.
From both ends of the book dealing spectrum, mass sales with a small margin per book to very few but much prized exchanges of rare and antique editions. Tim and Andrew both showed that it is very possible to make a living 'using your wits' and finding that little niche that others may have overlooked.
Cllr Phil Parsons enlightened us on his role as Cornwall councillor, and how the wheels of politics turn from a single voice in the community to large organisations dealing directly with the county council.
These three speakers generated a good question and answer session to conclude the evening.
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