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Talk to the dive chairs early. Please sign up in advance. All people
who sign up are responsible for fees at the dive. People who don't
sign up for the dive may be excluded from the dive and shunned for
life. On camping trips, each diver is responsible for finding its own
campsites. The chair will attempt to organize campsites, but no
guarantees can be made.
The deadline for trip payment is at the next general club meeting at
the Orinda library Monday, August 26.
If you cannot attend,
send the balance due to the treasurer:
Diane Keane
This must be sent before the meeting.
Otherwise you slot on the trip may be sold to someone else.
Make the deposit check payable to ``Alacosta Divers''.
The cabin and cooking drawing will be held at this general meeting.
You must be present to participate.
The trip cost is $320.
Some of us will stay at:
Ports of Call
Best Western
6th & Harbor
213-548-1080
This is just across the street from where we board
the Hydro I.
You may leave your vehicle there all week
at no charge.
Group rates for Alacosta Divers are:
| Single king bed |
$62. |
| Two queen beds |
$68. |
Meet at the Maritime Museum and public pier at 6th and Sansome,
Saturday, Sept. 7.
The taxi arrives promptly at 8:00 am. We load and depart.
Arrival at White's Landing is about 10:30 am.
Everyone going on the trip must fill out a medical form.
Past year's forms will be at the meeting for those who wish to update theirs.
For trip questions,
call the Catalina chairman:
Jack Cash
Tom Ross is chairing the Catalina Reunion and Halloween party on Saturday,
October 26.
It will be at the Veteran's Center.
Saturday, September 21, Alacosta Divers will take part in a beach
cleaning, along with other Cen Cal clubs.
Alacosta is asking for permission to clean Alameda beach.
Dinner will follow.
Call Jinky Smalley for more details.
Alacosta may have a dive on the Cypress Sea on January 1.
There will be signups at the October general meeting.
Steve Shub will lead a dive out of Monterey on Presidents' Day,
February 17.
Signups will be at the October meeting.
More information will be available later.
In 1992, Tom and Cindy
Casey will be leading another adventure, to Fiji. The location is the
Beqa Lagoon. They will stay at an American owned operation called
Marlin Bay Resort. Beqa Lagoon is 300 sq. kilometers with 68
kilometers of unbroken barrier reef. Beqa Lagoon is the ring of a
volcano crater rising from a depth of 5000 feet. Beqa is surrounded
by deep clear ocean water. The date is sometime between February and
June 1992 and the costs are still being worked out. Please call Tom
and Cindy Casey at for further information.
blurb@alacosta.org
