Thanks are due to Simon and Alan Nicholas for permission to hold this all-day fund-raiser for the second year running.
The magnificent sum of £700 was raised.
Thanks also go to Marilyn Russell and her helper Pat Jephcott, of the Garden View Coffee Shop; to City Electrics, Pembroke Dock, for the gift of a tumble dryer and Firwood Homes, of Neyland Industrial Estate, for their barbecue table for the raffle; and to Southdown Farm, St. Florence, who donated a bag of potatoes for 'guess the potatoes in the sack', with the second prize being a CD kindly given by local group Animal Jack.
Music during the day was provided by The Vagrants Crew.
Another special event was held recently when Andrew Lustig, of Pembroke, organised a team of rugby players and non-players to raise money for the charity. Two matches were played - the first against a Guildford XV, score 38-37, and the second against Pembroke RFC, who scored 42 against the Barbarians' zero.
At the after-game festivities, a shirt signed by the Welsh squad who beat France was auctioned, raising £100, and a ball signed by the Cardiff team raised £80.
The magnificent total of £1,509.31 was presented to Mrs. Dilys Hanmer, their president. Well done Andrew and all your supporters.