THE INTERVILLAGE QUIZ
Bighton and Old Alresford met in November
for the honour of their village. A feast of food,
from Small Eats to Three Courses, Fine
Wine, Beer aplenty, and a lot of fun.
The Stuffers and the Slackers, the Dexters
and Sinners (wasn't that the Sinisters?) led
appropriately enough by the Bishop of
Basingstoke, locked horns under the eagle
eyes of Arnold and Johnson.
That faint unease that came with exams at
school was all pervasive.
Johnsons, and to those who cleared up
afterwards. (I stood around laughing, but
then, I'm Management.)
Our team came last, and both sets of Team
Mates immediately e-mailed to say that they
were on for the next one.
What a great way to spend an evening.
Dr John Sargent
Editor’s note: The winning village was
Bighton, and first and second place were
taken by The Questionnaires and Pointless
(both Bighton / Gundleton teams). We had a
total of twelve tables competing - a record
for Bighton Village Hall – so if you’re thinking
of entering a team next November, better
book as soon as you see it a