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Regional Singles Events (31+) - Page 6

Here's what is on the calendar for regional SA activities the balance
of the year in Ft. Collins, Colorado stake and Wyoming stakes:



Saturday, May 21st Single Adult Barn Dance hosted by the Ft. Collins
Stake

Sunday, June 12th Single Adult Fireside hosted by the Greeley Stake

Fri-Sat, July 8-9th Single Adult Conference hosted by the Laramie Stake

Saturday, July 16th Single Adult BBQ hosted by the Cheyenne Stake

Saturday, August 20th Single Adult Picnic hosted by the Greeley Stake

Sunday, October 16th Single Adult Fireside hosted by the Cheyenne Stake

Saturday, November 19th Single Adult Thanksgiving dinner hosted by the
Ft.
Collins Stake

Edited: FarSeer on 4th May, 2005 - 1:37pm

Events Singles Regional

Seattle Washington SA Conference

Our web site is www.SeattleMultiStakeSingles.org. The guest speaker is Sister Ardeth G. Kapp, former General Young Women's President. Her husband, Heber Kapp, recent President of the Cardston, Alberta Temple will also be speaking, along with Trapper Woods, one of the creators of the
Daytimer time management system.

Please add this conference to your list, and send an update if
possible since the time is so short till the conference.

Thanks!

Don Wilson
Kent, WA Stake Single Adults Activity Chair

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Orange County Beach Cities Extravaganza
Irvine 2nd Ward Singles Conference

Here are the highlights:

Thursday July 21: San Diego Temple excursion

Friday July 22: Dance @ Irvine Stake Center

7:30pm: Special Church wide celebration broadcast of President Hinckley's birthday.
**Appetizers & Beverages served following the broadcast
8:30pm Registration
DANCE: *9pm-12:30am
*Refreshments served
** $5.00 for just the dance

Saturday July 23:
9am: Registration @ Irvine Stake Center
*Continental Breakfast served
10am @ Irvine Stake Center:
Key note speaker: LaVell Edwards - Former BYU Football Coach

1:30pm - 5:30pm Beach Party/BBQ/Corn Roast at Corona Del Mar beach
**Note: people will have to pay to park
*All of Saturday above only, for $10

8pm-12:30am Dance on a Yacht in Newport Beach
**Dessert & Beverage Bar on the boat
**$40 for the boat activity only

OR: $45 pre-registration for the entire conference (all inclusive)

Sunday July 24 - Church Meetings
11am: Morningside Scripture Class
*Cultural Hall

1pm: Sacrament Meeting - Pioneer theme talks & music
2:30pm: Combined Priesthood & Relief Society
*Chapel

4:15pm: End of Conference dinner

Contact for the conference: CAHoopMstr@aol.com

Mail registration & fee to: (make checks payable to Irvine 2nd Ward)
Dawn Lawler
10601 La Rosa Lane
Fountain Valley, CA 92708

For up to date conference information: Check out the web site: www.asingleplace.com

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14 STAKE MINI-CONFERENCE
SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 2005
Come, Come Ye Saints
TEMECULA, CA

29657 North General Kearney Rd. (From I-15, take the Winchester exit north to Margarita, go right to NGK, then turn left.)

5:30-6:30 Dinner/Music
6:30-7:00 Speaker
7:00-715 Entertainment
7:15-8:00 Surprise Guest Speaker
8:00 Line Dancing/Parlor Game

Events Singles Regional

Multi-Stake
SA Beach Party
Saturday, 20 August, 2005
Sponsored by the Cherry Hill, NJ Stake

9am-12:30pm
Meet at the beach in Wildwood Crest
Between Rambler and Stockton Aves.
Bring a towel & bathing suit.

Then meet at

The Cape May Courthouse Zoo-Park
For a BBQ picnic from 1pm - 5:30pm
Hot dogs, Hamburgers, & Chicken will be provided.
Please bring a side dish to share.

Cape May County Park & Zoo
4 Moore Road DN 801
Cape May Court House, NJ 08210
(609) 465-5271
www.co.cape-may.nj.us

We will meet in Pavilion D at 1 pm.

Children are welcome!

Contact your local SA rep for details.
Or Carol Bolton: LDS_FRIEND@hotmail.com

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Directions to Cape May Courthouse Park/Zoo:

"¢ Take Rte 55 So to the end (merges with Rte 47 So)
"¢ Stay on Rte 47 for about 3 miles.
"¢ Merge left onto Rte 347. Merges back onto Rte 47 So in 8 ½ miles.
"¢ Stay on Rte 47 So for about 3 ½ miles.
"¢ Turn left onto Rte 657 E.
o Landmarks:
"¢ Traffic light.
"¢ Restaurant on far left corner.
"¢ Hospital sign.

The park's zoo side entrance is 4 ½ miles on the left. If you approach the park from front entrance on Rte 9-there is a donation request to enter the park.


Directions to the Wildwood Crest beach:

"¢ Follow directions above; continue past park/zoo side entrance & cross over Rte 9 and go to next light.
"¢ Make a right onto the Garden State Parkway (GSP)-South.
"¢ Take GSP south to exit 4B (Wildwood/Wildwood Crest).
"¢ Follow road into Wildwood.
"¢ Turn right onto New Jersey Ave.
"¢ Make left onto Rambler.
"¢ Go about 3 blocks and make a right onto Atlantic Ave.
"¢ Start looking for a place to park. There is free parking on the right along the next few blocks and on the side roads.
"¢ We will be on the beach between Rambler and Stockton.

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Oct 14-16, 2005. (Fri-Sun): Indianapolis (South) Stake, Regional
Single Adult Conference,

Happy Hollow Campground, 3049 Happy Hollow Road, Nashville, INDIANA.

Contact: JeriGcakes@aol.com or Jeri George at: (317) 859-7837.

Must register and send in $25 deposit (or $10 for dance-only) by Sept
3rd.

Total package of 2 nights lodging and all meals: $95.
Saturday only (no lodging): $25.
Dance only: $10.

Mail to: Jeri George, 496 VanCamp Square, Greenwood, IN 46143
Don't delay, This has a wonderful history and promises to be very
worthwhile attending.

Download Happy Hollow 2005 flyer:
https://www.ikosingles.com/happy-hollow-2005-flyer.doc

Download Happy Hollow 2005 registration form:
https://www.ikosingles.com/happy-hollow-2005-reg.doc

The Indianapolis stake invites you to the Happy hallow Camp Ground on
OCTOBER 14, 15 & 16 for a special Single Adult Retreat. This year's
camp promises to be a wonderful opportunity for fun, fellowship and
worship. Our theme this year is "Hail to the Man" in remembrance of
the beloved prophet, Joseph Smith.

Friday Night: registration will begin at 4:00 p.m. dinner will Be
served from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. after dinner we will have a Mingling
activity and then be entertained by "the Golden Shepherds Gadget
band". They are a fun and lively group you won't want to miss. We
will then have a campfire/sing-a-long, Board games, and socializing.

Saturday Morning: you can choose from 6 different workshops held
through out the camp. We think you will find these to be
extraordinarily good, with a wide variety of topics to meet
everyone's interest. Choose 3 of the following: "Creative Problem
Solving" with Carol Watson: Carol has professional training in group
problem solving and will conduct this workshop outside to enhance
your problem solving skills. Life is full of problem solving
challenges!

"Lectures on Faith & the School of the Prophets" with Shawn hunt:
Shawn works for the Church Education system in Indianapolis and will
be talking about one of his favorite topics. He is an awesome speaker
with a deep commitment to his work.

"The Priesthood in Iraq" with Austin Hamner: Austin serves with the
Military Special Forces and returned from Iraq earlier this year. He
currently is assigned to Washington D.C. Austin will share with us
his testimony of the Priesthood in action.

"Strengthen our Bodies through Balance, Stretch and flexibility" with
Ann Smith: Ann shares her interest
in a variety of exercises. Learn to use your body as a tool of
strength. Learn what is current on the exercise scene; you will be
surprised what a little exercise can do for the mind, spirit and
body.

"Joseph Smith - fulfillment of Ancient Prophecy" with Robert Tibbs.
He works for the Church Education System in Bloomington, IN. He will
discuss both the Old Testament and Book of Mormon prophecies that
were fulfilled when the Church of Jesus Christ was restored through
the Prophet Joseph Smith. The restoration of the Church, was truly
witnessed by prophets of old.

"Music to Enlighten your soul" with Michael & Pam Runyan. Mike has a
PHD in Music and currently works at the Indianapolis Symphony. He has
a passion for the harmonica and has performed before Symphony
Orchestras using his musical instrument of choice. Together, Michael
and Pamela compose and arrange. Their latest collaboration, "On
Hallowed Ground (Shepherds Gather)" was just published by Hal Leonard
Corp. -- -- just in time for the upcoming Christmas season.

Lunch will be served at 12:00 noon and then you will be free to
explore famous Nashville, IN and Brown County. This area of the
country hosts travelers from all over the united states in the fall,
to enjoy the lush trees when the fall colors are in full show.

Happy Hollow camp is truly a beautiful and peaceful setting to enjoy
our retreat. Also, there are two brand new restroom & shower houses,
within a few feet of the cabins.

Saturday at 5:00 p.m. we will be favored to hear from our keynote
speaker, President Charles Clark , 2nd counselor in the Muncie, IN
stake. President Clark will be speaking on Joseph Smith, his trials
as a Man. He is a great speaker and his family roots are deep in the
early church so he can speak of family members getting to know
Joseph.

A live disc jockey, peter bowling, will be spinning the tunes from
7:00 to 11:00 p.m. Sunday our sacrament service will begin with
sacrament & testimonies. Our meeting will be closed by president
Richard l. Carlson, 1st counselor in the Indianapolis, IN stake. He
has worked with the single adults in the stake for approximately
Seven years. President Carlson is well versed in church history and
always speaks directly to the heart.

Please note: there is one more thing to mention: the food at Happy
Hallow is the BEST. Without fail, the cooks there put out the best
meals for a conference of this kind. Come taste some really good
food; they always serve more than one main dish and several side
dishes. From Breakfast to the last dessert- yum! See you There!

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September 17, 2005 Long Beach East Multi Stake Singles Conference (31+)

Time: 12pm to 7pm
Theme: Eternal Choices
Keynote Speaker: Bishop Linwood Thompson (Bishop of the Cypress 3rd
ward)
Free Dinner after workshops
Location: The Cerritos Bloomfield Building
17909 Bloomfield Ave Cerritos, CA

Registration 11:30am
Keynote Speaker 12-1:15 pm
Workshops 1:25- 3:25pm
Break 3:25- 3:40pm
Workshops 3:40 -5:40pm
Dinner 6-7pm


General Workshops:

Genelogy:Beginning, PAF and
Internet.................................Lee Humpries/Pat Rydman
Understanding a Patriairchal
Blessing.................................. Patriarch William P Garner
Effective Scripture
Read....................................................... Nancy Smith
What is expect of us to be Temple
Worthy............................. Fred Beebe
What Documents do we need and for how
long........................ Hugh Burns
Effective
Budgeting................................................................Kevin Holloway
Time
Management................................................................ George Cottrell
Cooking for
One.................................................................... Soni Kim

Snack at the break
"Free" Buffet Dinner after the Workshops

Cerritos Bloomfield Building
17909 Bloomfield Avenue
Cerritos, Ca 90703

For information call Virginia Schmecker 562-420-3472 or Al Johnson
562-430-6074

Sincerely,

Sherrie Lockwood
"The greatest conflicts are not between two people but between one
person and himself"

Edited: FarSeer on 10th Sep, 2005 - 2:21am

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DINNER OUT! NO DATE NEEDED!
HOSTED BY THE L.A. TRI-STAKES (Inglewood,
Los Angeles, Santa Monica Stakes) SINGLES (31+)
SHANGHAI RED'S @ MARINA DEL REY
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, 7:00 P.M. SHARP!


Round 5 of the "Dateless Dinner Out" for LDS singles (over 25ish) is
on! You can show up alone, or with some friends, and meet other LDS
singles you wouldn't normally meet. (We usually do this on the first
Friday of every month, but since the first Friday of September is a 3-
day weekend, we pushed it back one week to avoid conflicting with
travel plans.) The marina views from Shanghai Red's are amazing! Our
reservation is for the patio so make sure you bring something warm.
Their menu is very diverse, with seafood and steaks to ethnic fare,
so there's something for everyone. After dinner you can stroll along
the waterfront and talk to others you didn't get a chance to at
dinner.

Parking: The restaurant validates for the first two hours, and the
lot is pretty big. Valet is also available. Their address is:
13813 Fiji Way (cross street is Lincoln)
Venice, CA 90292-6910
310-823-4522

The spoils do not go to the shy, so come join us! Be sure to use the
e-vite link (which was previously sent) as RSVPs are a definite MUST.
If you did not receive the e-vite email, please email Rick below to
get hooked up. If you RSVP and then have a change of plans, BE SURE
to change your e-vite status online. Large groups require a very
accurate head count.

Any questions? Shoot 'em down to Rick at jrcarpenter@sbcglobal.net

If you've disliked singles activities in the past, the "dateless
dinner out" is for you - it's planned by and for people who don't buy
Jello, tip 20%, and have a great sense of humor! The "Dateless dinner
out" is to church activities what Park City is to Utah! Come prepared
to be interesting and have fun!

History of the "Dateless Dinner Out": We love our friends, but hey,
if they were really good friends they would have introduced us to
someone amazing by now and we'd have a hot date this weekend instead
of taking work home, so it's time to branch out and meet new people!
But girls know blind dates usually bite, and guys hate paying for a
dinner they can't wait to escape from, and actually talking with
someone at a dance is virtually impossible, so we've resurrected the
perfect meet-and-greet: the dateless dinner out.