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• central meeting�, rn. � pairs of rooms �dould be G,tacne� .o a en�r�l m i ,, om at grin , 3 :.Itch°nett°, SzOrage, a^C ;.replace. Sliding glass dc-ors cIICw ac.,and access to a large deck. Vestibules provide shelter from the weat!ner. Cabins can be assigned to house croups of 4, 8, 16, 24, and so on. The scuth-,lest corner of the sire. and the slope r:crth cf the dining hall is reserved for four additional units, for future construction. The small site of each unit gives them the versatility to be used with any sized camp group. Lakeview lodging rcorns can be partitioned into smaller rooms, or pr!vacy, and to be made more receptive to adult use. -he two at the so.�th end -,cull continue to operate as large-group meeting space. An effective sound barrrer is needed between these -CCmS. Terraces and ^I�ntlingS a e needed t-o controi erosior. An outdoor amphitheater ir; the vicinity of the present s:•limmir,e area s another possibility. Here is a pleasant view of the lake, sound carries weii from :dater • to land, and the wooded hillside provides a pleasant setting. Seats can be arranged for persons to face the lake and a speaker could arrive and depart by boat for Galilean services. The Lakeside speaker's cc-ttage might be convert ed to a much needed program building. Persons participating in conference groups would enjoy the scenic setting for meetings. (Guests can be accommodated on site.) The wooded slope from the dining hall to the lakeshore provides a wonderful setting for outdoor meetings, picnics, or simply a place to sit and talk. The existing office would remain the administrative hub for the core area. It will provide a program resource in proximity to the main activity areas and is an alternate location fora satellite maintenance location and short term storage. The bookstore will continue to function, generally, as it does now. • "�:N 27