Sonsored by the American Society of Dowsers West Coast Dowsing Conference, School, Workshos University of California at Santa Cruz, College VIII Dowsing a Clear Path Forward July 6 th 0 th, 202 www.dowserswestcoast.org Dear Friends! Our Dowser Family will be gathering once again at the University of California at Santa Cruz for the West Coast Dowsing Conference, July 6 th to July 0 th. Please join us for what some have called summer cam for dowsers! Santa Cruz is one of California s most oular and beautiful resorts, gateway to such sites as Monterey Bay, Carmel, Cannery Row, Point Lobos, and Big Sur. Take time away from home routines while in the comany of kindred sirits. Enjoy magnificent settings of high grassland sloes overlooking the ocean, towering redwood groves and majestic live oak trees. There will be many oortunities to learn, and to exlore new concets and techniques with exerienced instructors. CONFERENCE: The Conference begins Saturday, July 7 th, and runs through Monday, July 9 th. Our resenters are drawn from the dowsing community and cover areas of interest related to dowsing and consciousness. Many are familiar seakers and some are new to our Conference with insiring new subjects. There is amle oortunity to meet and learn from highly accomlished dowsers. Each of the four class eriods during the day offers u to six toics to choose from, and some of our seakers make their resentation twice. Check our website for a list of seakers and toics: www.dowserswestcoast.org. FEATURED this year are: our keynote seaker, GLADYS McCOY, renowned dowser and co-founder of the Ozark Research Institute; dowsing schools for beginning and advanced dowsers; Young Peole s Mystery School; Sacred Circle Dancing; nightly Hositality: a time for social gathering and connections and several exciting Workshos offering exanded oortunities to kee learning. PRE-CONFERENCE DOWSING SCHOOLS: Friday, July 6 th, 9:5 a.m. to 4:00.m. Our Beginning Dowsing School and Advanced Alication Schools are among the finest in the country. Our teachers are exerienced dowsers, who will give you the ersonal attention you will need to be on your way to skilled dowsing. School fees are not included with Conference fees. The Beginning Dowsing School teaches the use of four common tools, and involves lenty of in-the-field instruction and ractice for water dowsing. First-time Beginning School students will receive a full set of dowsing tools which are the same as those the instructors use, and are included in the rice of the School. A secial resentation on How To Ask the Right Question and ractical uses of dowsing follow exerience in the field. The Advanced Alication School, for those with basic dowsing knowledge, offers various otions to exand skills with exerienced dowsing instructors. See descritions on the insert, and mark your choice on the Registration form. School Attendees: Please allow about an hour to ark and register for School. Bring a hat and sunscreen, as some of the schools and resentations are outdoors. Wear your name ribbon. Your School registration also entitles you to the evening s introduction of seakers and their brief resentation descritions, as well as the Hositality Room, which follows evening events. WORKSHOPS: Tuesday, July 0 th, 202 we will offer one full-day and four half-day Workshos in secialized subjects. See Worksho descritions on the insert, and mark your choice on the Registration form. Worksho fees are not included with Conference fees. Please re-register for the Worksho or Workshos of your choice. YOUNG PEOPLE S MYSTERY SCHOOL: The Mystery School is a dowsing rogram esecially designed for young eole ages 6-2, with secial instruction for teens. It is oen to children of adult attendees, and runs Friday, July 6 th through Sunday, July 8 th. The Mystery School is free of charge (u to age 9) and includes all kinds of fun activities: learning to dowse, færies & devas, treasures at the beach, animal communication, meditation, ower of the mind, labyrinths, sacred geometry and more. Sace is limited, and re-registration is a must. Contact: Karen Ashley 45-564-649; dowserina@earthlink.net. We look forward to meeting you there. Please send in your registration soon. Volunteer assistants are needed. FUN NIGHT Sunday night the theme this year is Summer of Love. Fun Night is a great oortunity to share talents, un-talents and silliness, or just sit back and laugh!
DIRECTIONS OFF CAMPUS LODGING and MEALS REGISTRATION Coming to the Conference? KEEP this information you will need it! REGISTRATION Please fill out the Registration form to register for the Conference, even if you are not staying on camus. Rates rise after May 8 th register now! Advance registration closes June 20 th. After June 20 th, bring your Registration form with you to the Conference and register there. Presenters, Teachers and Trustees lease send in your Registration form and check in at the Registration Desk when you get to the Conference to ick u your name-tag and let the Conference Committee know that you have arrived. ON-CAMPUS HOUSING AND MEALS On-camus accommodations are sacious aartment-style suites housing four articiants, each with shared bathroom facilities, a common room, and a small kitchen. A blanket and linens are rovided, but bring an extra blanket if you slee cold. On-camus lodging includes all three meals and arking-ermit fee (excet RVs and camers see Secial Parking Permits). Lodging cannot be urchased searate from meals. Double-occuancy room availability is limited reserve early! Single rooms have one twin bed and double rooms have two twin beds. Stays must now be a minimum of two nights. The College VIII cafeteria offers a wide variety of food that will suit almost any dietary reference. (If you have secial dietary needs, contact Irene at 408-238-0735.) Meals start with suer and end with lunch. Your first meal will be suer on the day you arrive, and the last cafeteria meal will be lunch on the day you leave. Worksho articiants on Wed., July 7 th may urchase a meal ticket for dinner see Registration form. Lodging/meal and registration fees must be ostmarked by May 8 th, as there is limited housing available. Requests for lodging received after that date are subject to availability. Doubles are limited send in early! Sorry, the housing does not have elevators, but there are elevators between the classroom levels. COMMUTER Conference articiants will need a arking ermit get one when you check in. The cost is $6 er day. OFF-CAMPUS LODGING and MEAL TICKETS Please be advised that July in Santa Cruz is the eak of the tourist season, and accommodations in town and in adjacent communities are booked months in advance. For Santa Cruz visitor information and off-camus accommodations, contact: Conference & Visitors Council Phone 800-833-3494 or www.santacruzca.org. Caming information & reservations: 800-444-PARK reserve now! Cash-basis meals are extremely limited, and cannot be guaranteed. Please urchase meal tickets in advance if you wish to join us in the dining hall, and secify on the Registration form exactly which meals on which days are needed. Meal tickets for off-camus articiants are: Breakfast $8.95 Lunch $0.95 Dinner $2.30 If you are staying off camus, you will need a arking ermit every day, available for a fee. See Parking on next age. DIRECTIONS: The camus is northwest of Santa Cruz. From Route 7, take Route north (Mission St.) to Bay St. and turn Right... See ma on next age. From Route south (Mission St.), turn Left on Bay St... Take Bay St. u to the camus entrance at High St. Go Left on High St./Emire Grade about a mile, and turn Right into the camus on Heller Dr. at the little guard house. Look for College VIII signs or Dowsers. After you have turned onto the camus (Heller Dr.) turn Right at the College VIII sign (Koshland Dr.) and Left into the large arking lot below College VIII (the gray buildings above you on the hillside). See Arrival Instructions next age. Pacific Ocean Golden Gate Bridge San Francisco S.F. Airort to Santa Cruz 70 mi., to 2 hrs. (traffic) San Jose Airort to Santa Cruz 35 mi. 45-60 mins. UCSC Santa Cruz 92 280 280 280 S.F. Airort Palo Alto 0 San Jose Airort 7 0 0 Bay Bridge Oakland Airort 92 84 San Jose From S.F., you may want to use Rte. to avoid traffic on 7. 80 24 Oakland 880 0 580 680 West Coast Conference 202
ARRIVING and REGISTISTRATION ARRIVAL INSTRUCTIONS REGISTRATION and PARKING MAIN CHECK-IN times for those already registered are: July 5 th from 2 to 4.m. and July 6 th from 8 to 0 a.m. and 2 to 4.m. Please arrive during those hours if ossible. Park in the large lot at the bottom of College VIII, where you will be able to ick u your registration ackets, arking ermits, keys and meal tickets. There will be shuttle service, and baggage assistance to your room if needed. If you are not already registered, but arrive during the MAIN CHECK-IN hours, you can buy your arking ermit in the lot and then walk or take a shuttle to Dowsers Registration at the to of College VIII, where you can register for the Conference. OFFICE HOURS The Dowsers Registration office is oen July 5 th from 2 to 9.m., and July 6 th from 8 a.m. to 9.m. July 7 th through July 9 th, the office will be oen from 8 a.m. to 7.m. excet during meals. The office will be oen on Tues., July 0 th from 8 a.m. to.m., which is check-out time for on-camus lodging unless other arrangements have been made. DOWSERS REGISTRATION ARRIVALS AT ANY TIME OTHER THAN the MAIN CHECK-IN TIMES You need to ark in a metered arking sace in the uer or lower lot and ay the meter (the uer lot has very few meters!). Bring with you: your car s tye, make and LICENSE PLATE number. Then follow the signs to Dowsers Registration, which is at the to of the camus. Register or check in and get your name ribbon. Get your arking ermit and room keys at the nearby University Conference office. If you are staying on camus, the arking fee is included. If you are commuting, you must ay for a arking ermit that covers the days you are there. LATE-EVENING ARRIVALS: Please try to arrive before 0.m. If you do arrive by 0.m., go to the University s Conference Office in College VIII: come u Emire Grade (High St.), enter the camus at the little guard house, go ast the lower entrance to College VIII, stay on Heller Dr. (the main road), go under the wooden footbridge, and make the next right. Park and go around to the lawn side to find the office. If you find you have to arrive after 0.m., call Irene Healy beforehand at 83-402-80 (cell) so she can give you instructions. Little guard house From Santa Cruz to the Camus To San Francisco via Rte. Porter College foot bridge Heller Dr. one mile (scale aroximate) US Mission St. Western Dr. Koshland Emire Grade Performance Arts remote arking tiny lot meters only NO Conference arking! College VIII Lower Parking Lot Conference Parking Arboretum Public transit information on back age US Mission St. Bay St. UCSC Parking Office Information kiosk Bay St. N High St. US Mission St. To downtown Santa Cruz and Rte. 7 PARKING PARKING Dislay your ermit in your car and move it to a lot with a Conference Parking sign. Park only in lots with a small black-&-white Conference Parking sign on a ost at the entrance. Rules are strictly enforced. A arking ermit is required everywhere on camus. There is a big lot right below College VIII, and a remote lot about 0 walking minutes away. The Conference cannot be resonsible for arking tickets. SPECIAL PARKING PERMITS: RVs / CAMPERS Vehicles longer than a standard automobile will require an additional ermit from the camus olice. These may not be used as lodging on camus. The olice may verify that RVs are not being used as lodging. For ermit information, call 83-459-223. Look for this For caming information, call 800-444-PARK Reserve now! little white sign * BAGGAGE: If you need hel with your baggage, come to Dowsers Registration for assistance. West Coast Conference 202
OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION TRANSIT PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Airort Van Service: Service is rovided by several comanies reserve ahead! Your destination: the to end of College Eight. Early Bird Shuttle: 83-462-3933; Santa Cruz Exerience: 83-42-9883 Coming by Bus: In Santa Cruz, call Greyhound at 83-423-800; Greyhound s main number is 800-23-2222. Local Transortation: Santa Cruz Metro is a good local transit system. The bus to downtown Santa Cruz runs frequently. Call 83-425-8600 for information on travel to College Eight. OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION CLIMATE AND CLOTHING: Dress is casual and comfortable. Days are usually warm (70 s-80 s F), but at night, it is often quite cool (low 50 s-60 s). There is morning fog, keeing temeratures down till it burns off. No matter what the weather is where you are, lease bring things warm enough to be comfortable! Include a warm sweater or jacket, and you may want your sliers. Bring a hat and sun screen for Dowsing School. Rain is unusual, but occasionally comes to greet us, even in July. VOLUNTEERS are always needed and are most welcome. We esecially need hel Thursday & Friday before the Conference, and Tuesday as the Conference is ending. Let us know if you want to hel out with the Youth Program! For more information, contact Karen Ashley at 45-564-649 or at dowserina@earthlink.net. SALES TABLES, BOOKS AND TOOLS: There is a wide selection of books, dowsing tools and other interesting things for sale by our resenters in our oen-air marketlace. RECORDING: AUDIO & DVD: You may buy CDs of the resentations at the recordings table during the Conference. DVDs of some resentations will be made by the Conference s crew; sorry no other recording of resentations is allowed! After the Conference, recordings will be available by mail there will be information in the Conference Program and on the website. LABYRINTHS for all to walk and enjoy: Lend a hand! there will be a free funsho for those who want to hel and learn with Alex Chamion on Friday building a labyrinth on the Plaza. FUN NIGHT Talent not a rerequisite but we d love it if you do have one to share! Plan to kee your act short contact Jody Healy at 83-475-8404. Please bring costumes, instruments, music, voice, jokes, drama, and a desire to have fun! This year, the theme is Summer of Love. HOSPITALITY: The Hositality Room is oen to attendees every night from 9 to.m. Come and enjoy good comany, refreshments and drawings for lots of good rizes. DOGS: Sorry, no dogs are allowed on camus. IF YOU NEED ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, CALL OR WRITE: Irene Healy, Registrar, 3299 Arqueado Dr., San Jose, CA 9548 83-402-80, or Karen Ashley, 77 Tenth Ave., San Francisco, CA 9422 45-564-649 dowserina@earthlink.net Coming to the Conference? KEEP this information you will need it! WEBSITE the material in this mailing and the most current seaker info are available on line at www.dowserswestcoast.org University-related regulations and costs are sulied to us by the UC Conference Office, and are subject to change beyond our control. This is not a UCSC-sonsored event. West Coast Conference 202
202 WEST COAST DOWSING CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS Tuesday, July 0 th Enhance your Conference exerience with one of our four secial Workshos! Enjoy an in-deth learning exerience with stimulating teachers offering insiration and enlightenment. See Registration form for fees. Note that Gisela Hoffman s is all day, the others are half-day. ½-Day Worksho ½-Day Worksho ½-Day Worksho ½-Day Worksho FULL-day worksho 9:00 a.m. 4:30.m. see other side GISELA KROEGER HOFFMAN How to Dowse Hanna Kroeger s 7 Physical Causes of Ill Health GLADYS McCOY Emowering the Person You Truly Are and Meeting the Sectacular You My colleague Elizabeth Weedn and I will work with energy seeing it, using it and its ractical alication in our everyday life. We will work with dowsing to remove negative energies and bring ositive energies into our lives, our homes and businesses. You will learn how imortant our words are in all that we do, and how to block the unconscious rogramming that may come into or be in our beings. We will cover clearing non-beneficial rograms from our subconscious and relacing them with beneficial rograms (yes, it is self-hynosis). We will be working with Unconditional Love Theray to send healing out to others and for self-healing. This is a fun, informative class in which you will be doing the work as we teach. Bring a notebook, en and endulum to class. There will be lenty of handouts. Dr. CHA~ZAY Dowsing for Confidence and Self Esteem JEAN SLATTER Wantology Finding Out what You REALLY Want Do you know what you want? Surrisingly, very few eole do. Confused and frustrated, most eole are unaware they are ursuing old desires from childhood or conditioned wants from society, and never really take the time to discover their true wants. Yet it s the most crucial and essential ste in the rocess of manifesting. Can knowing what you want really make a difference? Yes, all the difference in the world! Given any subject career, relationshis, ersonal growth, financial affairs, etc. the ath to a greater sense of urose and joy starts with knowing what you truly want. Join Jean Slatter as she shares the breakthrough rocess called Wantology. Wantology will hel you gain the clarity you need to discover what you really want and end the confusion. In this worksho you will learn how to: Dowse a truth statement of what you want Discover the desires of the soul Establish your hierarchy of wants Resolve conflicting desires Sto wasting time on what doesn t matter Remove limiting beliefs that stand in the way Clear your most direct ath to getting what you want. Jean will reveal the dowsing secrets she has used with her clients over the ast 8 years in her successful wellness and life-coaching business. This worksho will give you fun and easy methods to discover your heart s desire and clear even the most stubborn self-sabotaging blocks. Find out what you really want and live the life of your dreams! PETER FAIRFIELD MORNING HALF-day workshos 9:00 a.m. Noon AFTERNOON HALF-day workshos 2:00 5:00.m. The Exerience of DEEP HAPPY See other side What does confidence have to do with living a successful life? Are some eole naturally endowed with high levels of confidence? We will define and clear lack of confidence and low self-esteem while creating a new game lan for rock-solid confidence and unshakeable self-esteem. Learn ractical stes to create increased harmony, success, confidence and self-esteem. We will also examine our ersonal suort system and create the sace for a renewed and beneficial system to suort our lives. This worksho is interactive and consists of handouts, worksheets, grou work and the alication of endulums. There is a lace inside of each of us that is always in resonance with our selves and our living universe. This is the lace of Dee Hay. In this worksho, we will begin to find and identify this lace using secific ractices and rocesses develoed and adated by Peter Fairfield. We will also begin to discover the laces within each of us that, with the best of intentions, resist this sacred and biologically imerative union, and through a wonderfully easy rocess, dissolve and oen them. As time ermits, Peter, a medical intuitive, will ersonally work with volunteers and also demonstrate dowsing techniques to facilitate the rocess. See other side
202 WEST COAST DOWSING CONFERENCE ADVANCED APPLICATION DOWSING SCHOOLS For those who have comleted Beginning Dowsing School. For fees, see Registration form. Friday, July 6 th, 9:5 a.m. to 4.m. Advanced Alication Dowsing Schools RICHARD FEATHER ANDERSON Transform Geoathic Stresses & Restore Tree Vitality Breakthroughs in Earth Acuuncture & Earth Healing SUSAN COLLINS Professional Dowsing Practical Aroaches for Difficult Problems BETTE EPSTEIN What can dowsers do to hel lants continue to thrive while being challenged by climate change and new diseases, like sudden oak death syndrome? Learn a wide range of techniques from dowsers, shamans, geomancers, and feng shui masters to release blocked Earth Energies, transform energies detrimental to human health, and create the most beneficial laces to live. Benefit from Richard s many discoveries for examle, adding humility, sound healing, and calling in landscae angels when using coer French coils was more effective in giving declining fruit trees a cosmic chi infusion. Exand your tools and start healing the Earth, one lace at a time. Learn to aly your dowsing knowledge to work accurately and efficiently in real-world situations. In this advanced school you will learn both in-erson and remote techniques to find and fix many earth, environmental and sychic roblems including removing curses, negotiating with other dimensional beings, reairing soul damage and removing inherited blocks. Find out how georoserous laces can create lasting benefits in your life. This advanced class will include: Key concets review The Dowsing Protocol Ma dowsing and remote sensing Subtle (earth, environmental, sychological) energies review Triage Protocol and method Georoserous / Geoathic laces Radionics sending balancing energy at a distance Case study The business of dowsing Using Self-Hynosis to Maximize your Dowsing Accuracy This worksho will include a guided hynosis exerience to familiarize you with the feeling you can exect when you do your own self-hynosis. Bette will review the common dowsing tools, the mistakes we make in trying to ask the right questions, and how to not think when dowsing. She will teach you the simle, effective and owerful skill of self-hynosis, which you can use not just to increase your accuracy in dowsing, but which can be used in every art of your life. And you will laugh a lot! All-day Worksho Tuesday, July 0 th, 9:00 a.m. to 4:30.m. FULL-day worksho 9:00 a.m. 4:30.m. see other side for half-day workshos GISELA KROEGER HOFFMAN How to Dowse Hanna Kroeger s 7 Physical Causes of Ill Health (and what to do about it) This is a fast-moving course in the basic causes of ill health, covering toics such as traumas, arasites, toxins, ancestral energies, infections, emotions, and nerve constrictors. Identifying these causes through dowsing could save a life. The course is filled with fascinating case studies, including those chosen by lottery from the attending students. AccessHanna, a sohisticated new software dowsing tool based on holograhic matching, will be used to hel identify ossible blockages and give rebalancing otions. You will utilize your dowsing skills as well as gain basic knowledge about the causes of ill health skills that will hel you determine your otions. Mark your choice for School and Worksho on the Registration form. Biograhical material on the Worksho resenters and Advanced Alication School teachers will be available on our website. In addition, you will find all the material in this mailing and a list of Conference seakers and toics. For the most current information, go to www.dowserswestcoast.org This is not a UCSC-sonsored event. See other side
Sonsored by the American Society of Dowsers 202 West Coast Dowsing Conference & Schools www.dowserswestcoast.org REGISTRATION & FEES Please TYPE OR PRINT. For two eole, lease use both eole s names, first and last. Name(s) Male Female Mailing address City, State, Zi E-mail Phone Fax Emergency contact: Yes No This is the first West Coast Conference I ve attended. Membershis Membershi: ASD Member ASD Trustee Chater Leader MEMBERSHIPS Join ASD now and ay member rates for the Conference. American Society of Dowsers New membershi Renewal $50 Single $75 Family (2) $25 Junior (under 8) $35 3-yr. single Other rates available. TOTALS Dowsing Schools DOWSING SCHOOL Friday, July 6 th, 9:5 am 4 m Choose only one er erson! Please do not ask to change classes on the day of the School. Beginning Dowsing School MEMBER NON-MEMBER STUDENT Advanced Alication Schools Prerequisite: Beginning School comletion Bring your own tools! Using Self-Hynosis To Maximize Your Dowsing Accuracy B. Estein For those who want to learn to dowse, and for those who wish to refine their skills. (Tools rovided for first-timers) Transform Geoathic Stresses & Restore Tree Vitality Breakthroughs in Earth Acuuncture R.F. Anderson Professional Dowsing: Practical Aroaches S. Collins Before May 8 $ 75 $ 90 $ 35 * If registering for School for more than one erson, lease indicate who is taking which class! Thank you! MEMBER NON-MEMBER $ 00 $ 25 After May 8 $ 95 $ 05 $ 35 $ 30 $ 50 MEMBERSHIP and SCHOOL TOTALS Conference CONFERENCE 3 whole days, Saturday Monday, July 7 th 9 th 8:30 a.m. registration oens DAILY ATTENDANCE NOT FULL CONFERENCE Days you lan to attend: Circle Sat Sun Mon (You may also attend on a walk-in basis.) MEMBER (single) MEMBER (coule) NON-MEMBER (single) NON-MEMBER (coule) MEMBER NON-MEMBER $ 200 $ 350 $ 230 $ 40 $ 85 $ 00 $ 230 $ 40 $ 260 $ 470 $ 95 $ 0 CONFERENCE REGISTRATION TOTAL Workshos WORKSHOPS all on Tuesday, July 0 th Choose only one er eriod er erson! Please indicate who is taking which. Full-Day 9:00 am 4:30 m Hoffman, G.K. Dowsing Hanna Kroeger s 7 Physical Causes of Ill Health Half-Day 9:00 am 2 noon McCoy, G. Emowering the Person You Truly Are and Meeting the Sectacular You Dr. Cha~zay Dowsing for Confidence & Self Esteem Half-Day 2:00 5:00 m Slatter, J. Wantology Finding Out what You REALLY Want Fairfield, P. The Exerience of DEEP HAPPY $ 0 $ 40 $ 55 $ 70 $ 55 $ 70 TOTAL FROM SIDE Youth Prgrm YOUTH PROGRAM Friday, July 6 th Sunday, July 8 th Designed for ages 6 through 2, free of charge to children of attendees. Secial instruction available for teens. The Youth Program has fun activities including learning to dowse, animal communication, treasures at the beach, færies and devas, meditation, ower of the mind, sacred geometry, labyrinths & more! CHILDREN S REGISTRATION List names & dates of birth of children attending: Not a UCSC-sonsored event. Proceed to Side 2
Room and Board ALL HOUSING ON CAMPUS NEEDS TO BE RESERVED BY JUNE 20 th ON-CAMPUS HOUSING (includes MEALS) Per erson, including meals and arking fees, but NOT School, Conference or Worksho fees. NOTE: Lodging always includes meals. 5 NIGHTS Starts with suer Thu., July 5, and ends with lunch Tues., July 0 Single occuancy........................... Double occuancy er erson................ 4 NIGHTS Starts with suer Fri., July 6, and ends with lunch Tues., July 0 Single occuancy........................... Double occuancy er erson................ Consecutive nights! 3 NIGHTS Circle: Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Single occuancy (room & board)..................... Double occuancy er erson (room & board).......... 2 NIGHTS Circle: Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Single occuancy (room & board)..................... Double occuancy er erson (room & board).......... NOTICE: University regulations now require a minimum of two nights ayment one night or two nights incur the same fee. Roommate reference: AMOUNT er PERSON $ 609.50 $ 544.50 $ 487.60 $ 435.60 $ 365.70 $ 326.70 $ 243.80 $ 27.80 NOTICE The University WILL NOT refund housing & meal costs after June 29 th. Any changes in room assignment = $25. HOUSING (which includes MEALS) TOTAL Lost room keys = $75 er key. WCC Registration 202 TOTALS 2. Meal Tickets MEAL TICKETS are for off-camus attendees ONLY! Indicate which meals on which days you want. Add $2.30 for Tuesday suer. Limited availability order meals ahead for kitchen lanning Cash meals will cost more. Prices Breakfast $ 8.95 7:00 8:00 a.m. Lunch $ 0.95 2:00 :30.m. Suer $ 2.30 5:45 6:45.m. All Meals = Thurs Fri Sat Sun Mon Tues Meal Totals TOTALS add $ 2.30 Thursday suer through Tuesday lunch (not Tues. suer) $6.00 Payment TOTAL FROM SIDE 2 TOTAL FROM SIDE GRAND TOTAL MasterCard Discover Make checks ayable to: ASD WCC Visa Card-holder: Card number Exires / * Security code (three digits, on back of card, at right of signature) I understand that because of University of California regulations, no refund is available after June 29, 202. Due Dates * Sign here DUE DATES Reserve early! For discounts, registration must be ostmarked by May 8 th. Your check will reserve your sace. There will be a $25 rocessing fee for refunds. LAST POSTMARK for re-conference registration is June 20 th. Thereafter, lease come to the Conference and register when you arrive lease DO NOT mail checks to us after June 20 th. Off-Camus accommodations: California State Caming 800-444-PARK Reserve ahead busy time!! Santa Cruz Chamber of Commerce: 83-457-373 or info@santacruzchamber.org SPECIAL NEEDS: If you need secial accommodations, we MUST have your request by May 8 th. DISABLED: If you need accommodations, lease describe on an attached sheet. Handica lacard Yes No mail this form to: Irene Healy, 3299 Arqueado Dr., San Jose, CA 9548 83-402-80 Not a UCSC-sonsored event.