Online 60s Quiz
Published on 31 January 2024 12:00 AM
Age UK Surrey is holding an Online Quiz to celebrate 60 years of supporting older people.
Thursday 14 March, 7pm-10pm
Everyone is welcome and to add a little extra there are prizes up for grabs! Tickets are just £6 per online registration, and you can book your space on our website using the link below:
To register:
The cost is £6 per registration
For 60 years, we have been working in the local community, providing help, support, and services for those aged 50+. We are very proud to be celebrating this milestone and we have set ourselves a target of raising £60,000.
The target of £60,000 will help us as a charity continue to fund and provide our vital services and activities, especially during these challenging times. We would love for communities to get involved so we have prepared some ready-made resources to support and help make your fundraising efforts a success!
As we look to celebrate 60 years of Age UK Surrey, here is a Timeline which gives a quick look at how support for older people came about. Also, our latest newsletter which focuses on our 60 years of supporting people across Surrey and our fundraising initiatives.
For the question:
What year did Nigeria gain its independence from Great Britain?
The answer is 1960.
In 1964, the inmates escaped from which prison that was supposedly an inescapable prison near San Francisco?
The answer is Alcatraz.
In what year did the so-called ‘Baby Boom’ end?
The answer is 1964.
Which couple married in May 1967 in an eight-minute ceremony in Las Vegas?
The answer is Elvis and Priscilla Presley.
How many number ones did The Beatles have during the 1960s in the UK?
The answer is 17.