
The PSAC annual quiz night will take place at 7pm on Saturday 21st October at Glencorse golf club.
We will once again be raising funds for Marie Curie. Brian Smith has kindly volunteered be your quiz master for the evening.
The cost is the same as previous years £10 per person, £5 going to the charity and £5 for the buffet.
There wil be a raffle at the end of the evening and any prizes gratefully received.
Feel free to bring friends and family along and hopefully we will have a great evening and raise funds for a worthy cause.
Please let me know if you would like to come along by 14th October at the latest so I can let the golf club know numbers for the buffet.
Thanks to all who helped set up the underwater obstacles.
Down where it’s wetter, that’s where it’s better !
Lovely day for a dive, but the viz was stirred up, like swimming in soup.
Grant and Jane manged to get a couple of tests completed.
Andy and Graeme had two dives and completed all the BD tests.
Niz had eight spare tanks just in case he ran short !
The RNLI closed the Lifeboat Station at St Abbs last year. The community decided that a service on site was essential to the safety of sea users of all kinds and set up a fund to raise the necessary funding.
The new Lifeboat was purchased by Boyd Tunnock and will be named and launched in September.
The community still require funds to service the boat and the Lifeboat Station.
Pentland raised some money in support of the fund, we held a quiz night and used the money from our annual Gala Day to present a cheque for £1200.00
Thanks to all who organised, donated, and gave freely of their time.
Two dives and a BBQ, what could be better.
A sunny day was on offer, despite the dodgy weather forecast and apart from a slight hitch at the start of the first dive when we were grounded on a sandbank at the entrance to the harbour it went off well.
Between dives the Club get down to the serious business of grilling and sharing out food.
Prestonhill Quarry.
Two dives planned and completed. Greame Dyer completed a couple of BD excercises.
Roberta led dive two. Wind was wild but did not interfere with the dives.
Found a couple of cars, some real some toys, Site even has a couch for those who need a break.
Billy and Mark even managed a bit of fishing.
Friday 22 July was the first Open Water Dive for Graeme and James.
Both did very well
Roberta reached her century dive, and infact we managed another short one that takes her to 101.
Thanks to Brian for getting this arranged.
This years quiz night will be 15 September @ Glencourse Golf Club.
Entry fee £10.00 Half of this fee will be donated to chariry.
Finger Food will be served at the event.