PSWIRL 2005

Pacific South-West Institute of Religious Liberals http://pswirl.org

We are an extended family, in an atmosphere of mutual respect and acceptance, dedicated to personal growth, developing a larger social consciousness, and welcoming diverse ideas.

Sunday, August 21 through Friday August 26

Theme Speaker

Marguerite D. Lovett

“Can We Stand The Test?”

Lovett, Minister of the Unitarian/Universalist Church of Long Beach, tells how the inspiring lives of social activists who stood up for free speech and human rights—such as Emma Goldman, Stephen Fritchman, Benjamin B. Forencz and Maude Barlow—will help teach us to slay our own dragons.

Nourish Your Spirit at Camp deBenneville Pines

Relax, Swim, or Choose from a Menu of Activities such as:

Personal Inner Work

Yoga and/or Movement

Folk Dancing

Nature Walks and Hiking

Watercolor • Crafts

Astronomy • Improvisation

Writing • Massage

Singing • Discussions

Qi Gong (movement/exercise)

And a variety of other interesting workshops!

Check the Web: http://www.debenneville.org/pswirl/PSWIRL%20Flier%20I%2005.pdf

Pool • Hot Tub • Silent Auction • Evening Programs Music • Happy Hour • Talent Show • Video Programs • Trip to Big Bear and much more!

A Warm Welcome from Dean Nancyann Leeder

Join us in our beautiful mountain retreat as we welcome newcomers and greet old friends! Experience for yourself the rich and varied offerings of PSWIRL Week.

Camp deBenneville Pines

The Camp and Conference Center (http://www.uucamp.org) is owned and operated by the Pacific Southwest Unitarian Universalist District. It is located at 6800 feet in the San Bernardino National Forest among towering ponderosa pines, oaks and cedars with a creek nearby, and Jenks Lake within walking and hiking distance. It has an Olympic sized heated swimming pool and hot tub. Fresh, nutritionally balanced meals are served with vegetarian meals on request.

Accommodations

Rustic cabins and dorms are equipped with new bunks and mattresses. Bring your own sleeping bag or bedding. Cabin rooms sleep up to 4, Dorms sleep up to 6. All buildings have gas heat and bathrooms with showers. Craig’s Cabin has large double beds and a common area with kitchen.

For further information, contact:

Richard M. Boothe at (323) 851-3348 or madlibrarian9@hotmail.com or e-mail Peter Landecker at Come2PSWIRL@yahoo.com.

PSWIRL 2005 - REGISTRATION FORM

Send check ($50 minimum) payable to PSWIRL, and REGISTRATION form to:

Marcia Taylor, Registrar, 3643 Ermine Dr., Chino Hills, CA 91709. Telephone: (909) 597-1037.

E-mail taylorm@pngusa.net $25 Cancellation fee not refundable.

Information and directions will accompany confirmations.

___Dorm (6 max in a room). $305 Name _____________________________________________

___Cabin (4 max in a room) $325 Address ___________________________________________

___End Rooms (double bed) $345 each City, State, Zip ______________________________________

___Cabin 6 $365 Telephone (_______) _________________________________

___Craig’s Cabin (bunk) $400 E-mail ____________________________________________

___Craig’s Cabin (double bed) $420 each

Note: Some partial scholarships available. For information, call Marcia Taylor, Registrar, (909) 597-1037.

If possible, I would prefer to room with _______________________________________________

During Happy Hour, I prefer ___ wine or ___juice. ____ Enclosed is $ _______________________

____Vegetarian Diet OPTIONAL

____Early to bed ____ Less $10 for payment in full prior to July 4, 2005

____Late to bed ____ Less $10 for recruiting first-timer:

____I can sleep in upper bunk Name of first timer_______________________________

____I will share my car ____ Include my name/city/phone on the carpooling list

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