THE AA CXX)RDINATOR Published monthly by the Coordinating Committee of Son Diego County Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous. EACH GROUP HAS BUT ONE PRIMARY PURFOSE--TO CARRY IT'S MESSAGE TO THE ALCOHOLIC WHO STILL SUFFERS GROUP NEWS TRADITION TVIE Monday nighty j,ocated at the Indian Center 5th and Cedar, needs support. Please come and help. SAN DIEGC CAMPING GROUP #lwill r oet ran the Mar Tar Awa Indian Reservation near- Alpine off Interstate 9, May 13 -15.- For June 1*7 9:00 P.M. further infc contact Bill R. 235-0600 or 232-4709 NEW MEETINGS MIRAMAR 7:00 F.H. Conference Rn: f,l NDRC Building H-326 POm WOMEN'S (C) 11:00 A.M. 15275 Pomerado Rd Barthowlm.ew Church- Please Come. EL RANCHO BROKO needs support. They meet Tuesday Nite at 333 Winston Dr 9:00 P.M. COO?EPuATION-A A. IS NOT AFriLIATED WITH ANY related facility or outside interest, but vxe may cooperate with them and they cooperate with us, SAN DIEGC YOUNG PEOPLE'S COMHITTEZ is having a weekend trip to En.aenada.Mexico may 13 £14. Leaves War memorial RLdg Fri. 5:30 P.M. Come and join in the Tneeting.s deep sea fishing, fiesta, swimming and just fun in the sun (?) Contact Bill M. (264-Q015->-Sdie (295^6772) or Lea H. (264-0945) S.iN DIE30 SPRING ROUNDUP COMMITTEE, is. having a -'side of beef raffle". Drawing will be May 22nd 2:0C P.M. No Shores A.Ianc Club EL CAJON AXANO CLUB 4th Anniv. dance at VFW 136 N Chambers. Music by Chet LeRoy land o' RenoT-m. Frizes and refreshments SAN DIEGC ALANO Club Big Rummage sale 28 £ 29 * 3:00 A.M. till ?? 1944 < OOth St. Contributions gratefully accepted at the club. ;V,': Aft ftftftftftftftftftft ftftft ftftftftftytft ft ftftftftftftft ftft ftft SPEAKERS EAST COUNTY SPEAKERS v; •ay 14 Nay 21 May 28 June I-- June 11 Cliff R. Oceanside Mary Ann K. Santa Monica Pat L, W: Los Angeles Jevrell J . Chula Vista Ruth B. Bellflower i'CRTY SHRFS SATURDAY NIGHT •r — Bay / ••-'ay 3M May 21 Nay 29 June 4 John A. Laguna Beach Bill B. Del Mar Betty H. Santa Monica Dr. John M. San Diego Phyllis M. San Diego EASY Th-^_S IT •'ay is »'av 2G May 27 •Vine 3 Jun-e 10 Bob K. Santa Monica Unconfirmed Betty G. Santa Ana Unconfirmed Bob A. Encino
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THE A A
CXX)RDINATORPublished monthly by the Coordinating Committee ofSon Diego County Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous.
EACH GROUP HAS BUT ONE PRIMARY PURFOSE--TO CARRY IT'S MESSAGE TO THE ALCOHOLIC
WHO STILL SUFFERS
GROUP NEWS
TRADITION TVIE Monday nighty j,ocated atthe Indian Center 5th and Cedar, needs
support. Please come and help.
SAN DIEGC CAMPING GROUP #lwill r oet ranthe Mar Tar Awa Indian Reservation near-
Alpine off Interstate 9, May 13 -15.- For June 1*7 9:00 P.M.further infc contact Bill R. 235-0600 or
EL RANCHO BROKO needs support. They meetTuesday Nite at 333 Winston Dr 9:00 P.M.
COO?EPuATION-A A. IS NOT AFriLIATED WITH
ANY related facility or outside interest,but vxe may cooperate with them and theycooperate with us,
SAN DIEGC YOUNG PEOPLE'S COMHITTEZ is
having a weekend trip to En.aenada.Mexicomay 13 £14. Leaves War memorial RLdg Fri.5:30 P.M. Come and join in the Tneeting.sdeep sea fishing, fiesta, swimming andjust fun in the sun (?) Contact Bill M.(264-Q015->-Sdie (295^6772) or Lea H.(264-0945)
S.iN DIE30 SPRING ROUNDUP COMMITTEE, is.
having a -'side of beef raffle". Drawingwill be May 22nd 2:0C P.M. No ShoresA.Ianc Club
EL CAJON AXANO CLUB 4th Anniv. dance at
VFW 136 N Chambers. Music by Chet LeRoyland o' RenoT-m. Frizes and refreshments
SAN DIEGC ALANO Club Big Rummage sale28 £ 29 * 3:00 A.M. till ?? 1944 <
OOth St. Contributions gratefullyaccepted at the club.
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SPEAKERS
EAST COUNTY SPEAKERS
v;•ay 14Nay 21May 28June I--
June 11
Cliff R. Oceanside
Mary Ann K. Santa MonicaPat L, W: Los AngelesJevrell J . Chula Vista
Ruth B. Bellflower
i'CRTY SHRFS SATURDAY NIGHT•r —
Bay /••-'ay 3MMay 21Nay 29June 4
John A. Laguna BeachBill B. Del Mar
Betty H. Santa MonicaDr. John M. San DiegoPhyllis M. San Diego
AMPHI NOONERS -0- -0- EL CAJON FRIDAY -0-A STREET -0- -0- ENCANTO 20.00 50.00A ST. MENS -0- -0- ESCONDIDO TUES. -0- -0-
A.A. WORKSHOP -0- 275.00 ESCONDIDO SUN SPEAKERS -0- -0-alAno breakfast -0- -0- ESCONDIDO YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-
ALPINE -0- -0- ESCONDIDO SAT.!:NIGHT -0- -0-
ANONYMOUS 30.00 165.00 ESCONDIDO LATE NIGHTERS -0- -0-ARC GROUP -0- -0- ENCINITAS THURS. -0- 35.00BAY PARK STUDY 10.00 50.00 FALLBROOK (C) SUN. -0- 105.00BORREGO SPRINGS -0- -0- FALLBROOK 50.00 100.00BEACH AREA BEGINNERS 60.00 240.00 FALLBROOK WOMENS -0- -0-BEACH AREA BEGINNERS §2 15.00 25.00 FELLOWSHIP CENTER -0- 15.00
BEACHCOMERS -0- -0- FLETCHER HILLS STEPSTUDY 10.00 15.00BEACH CLUB LUNCHEON 60.00 150.00 FLETCHER HILLS SMOKELESS -0- 25.00BIG BOOK STUDY -0- 5.00 FLETCHER HILLS MONDAY -0- 90.00BROWN BAGGERS MONDAY (-0- 30.00 FRIDAY ACCEPTANCE GROUP 10.00 35.00BROWN BAGGERS TUES. , 10.00 20.00 FRIDAY CHILDRENS (C) WOMEN -0- -0-BROWN BAGGERS WED. -0- 20.00 -FRIDAY NITE MENS -0- 25.00BROWN BAGGERS THURS. -0- 30.00 FRI LIVE S LET LIVE (GAY) 50.00 100.00BROWN BAGGERS SAT. 10.00 30.00 GRASS ROOTS 25.00 40.00BROWN BAGGERS SUN. -0- -0- GROVE STEPSTUDY 5.00 5.00CARLSBAD TUES. -0- 45.00 HOMESTEADERS 20.00 20.00CARLSBAD BIG BOOK STUDY -0- 60.00 HOW IT IS GROUP 10.00 10.00CARLS BAD MENS -0- -0- HERE AND NOW SAT -0- 45.00CAMPING GROUP § 2 10.00 10.00 HERE AND NOW ^2 .SUN. 10.00 10.00CARLTON HILLS -0- -0- HEARTLAND TUES. -0- -0-CASA DE ORA 71.70 87.70 HERMANOS ALCO LATIN -0- 5.00CEDAR ST. DAYTIME 30.00 60.00 HIDDEN VALLEY MIXED -0- 80.00CEDAR ST. TUES. -0- -0- INDIAN CENTER GROUP 15.00 15.00CEDAR ST. FRIDAY -0- -0- IMPERIAL BEACH -0- 35.00CEDAR ST. MENS 40.00 40.00 IMPERIAL GROUP -0- -0-CEDAR ST. SUNDAY -0- -0- INFORMAL GROUP -0- -0-CHULA VISTA STEPSTUDY -0- 10.00 INLAND EMPIRE -0- -0-CHULA VISTA DISC. SAT. 10.00 20.00 INTERNATIONAL GROUP 10.00 40.00CHULA VISTA DAYTIME -0- -0- KNOW YOUR BIG BOOK -0- 50.00CLAIREMONT WOMENS STEPSTUDY -0- -0- LA NUEVA VIDA -0- 10.00CLAIREMONT WOMENS. • 10.00 80.00 LA JOLLA MONDAY -0- 75.00CLAIREMONT MENS 40.00 140.00 LA JOLLA THURSDAY -0- 100.00CLAIREMONT YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0- LA JOLLA WOMENS 60.00 100.00CLAIREMONT TUESDAY 17.50 55.50 LAKESIDE -0- 10.00CLAIREMONT WEDNESDAY -0- 10.00 LA MESA MENS 10.00 30.00CORONADO MONDAY 70.00 195.00 LA MESA MIXED (C) -0- 45.00CORONADO COASTAL STEPSTUDY -0- 10.00 T.A MESA FRT nAYTTME -0- -0-
NORTH SHORES SUN BREAKFAST 30.00 30.00 SO BAY PIONEERS 40.00 170.00NORTH SHORES SUN NIGHT -0- -0- SO BAY WAOMENS 10.00 25.00NO. SHORES SPEAKERS SAT NITE 150.00 325.00 SAN DIEGO YOUNG"-PPLE -0- -0-NO. SHORES SPEAKERS SAT. AFT. 40.00 70.00 STADIUM -0- 30.00NO. SHORES MEN -0- 35.00 SPRING VALLEY -0- -0-NO. SHORES NITECAPS -0- -0- APRING VALLEY TRI -0- . -0-
THE COORDINATING COUNCIL OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY
The 380th meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by chairman Chuck H. Traditionswere read by Jerry C. Roll check by Harriet N. 63 groups were represented.Minutes approved as read.
BUSINESS COMMITTEE report given by Mary Lee J. who reported the new schedules will beready May 13th. Mary Lee reported due to the cost factor involved try not to misuse them.Mary Lee thanked all the persons involved with putting the schedule together.
Hal C. made a motion, seconded by Stu W. that groups listed in the Coordinatorwho continually have double '0 O's back to Jan. 1977 be dropped from the Coordinator dueto space it is impractical to carry them. This is only in the Coordinator.
The Business Committee is making an action study of the 1250 Multilith Machine, sincewe appear to be committed to commercial printing of the schedules. The study will beto look at the feasiability of possibly selling the 1250 machine and replacing it with aless expensive Mimeograph machine that would be capable of printing all Central Officematerial.
In order to comply with the By-laws of San Diego County A.A. the title of C.O.Manager title will be changed back to C.O. Secretary which they now read.
Mary Lee reported the Committee finds the 8 hours the office is open is inviolation of the regulation state Labor Law concerning a mandatory defined lunch break.In order to comply with the State Law the office will be open from 9:00 A.M. til 5:00 P.M.giving the secretary a half hour lunch break.
Mary Lee thanked the people who helped with the Spring Dance.Stu W. reported on the New Years Eve Dance which will be held at the War Memorial Bldg,
with Buck Wayne's Band, It will be on a first come first serve bases as there will be only '600 tickets sold to comply with the Building regulations,
PROGRAM COMMITTEE report given by Rea B. who reported all speakers had not been confirmedfor the month of May.
PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE report given by chairman Bill B. who reported 37 facilitiescovered with 65 speakers participating, who spoke to 1,732 persons. Bill thanked thevolunteers who mannned the A.A. Booth at the N.C.A. Forum.
OLD BUSINESS:
The Proposed Amendment to the By Laws from the Question and Answer Group died dueto a lack of a two-thirds vote.NEW BUSINESS:
Bob S. made a motion to have the Office Hours of the San Diego And North CountyOffice hours be changed to 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Seconded by Bill B. Motion carried.
A discussion regarding- thee File -Girds in the Central Office be up-dated.The Secretary's of each group should make it their responsiblity to see that all tokencards are sent to the Central office for members to be registered. Mickey W. isat present working on the files and is doing the best she can with the information athand at the Central Office,
Pat F. was elected to the Program Committee,
MEETING ADJOURNED AT 8:55 P.M.
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HOW IT WORKS
"I AM RESPONSIBLE, WHEN ANYONE, ANYWHERE REACHESOUT FOR HELP, I WANT THE HAND OF AA ALWAYS TO BE THERE,AND FOR THAT I AM RESPONSIBLE IF YOU WOULD LIKETO HELP "CARRY THE MESSAGE", PLEASE COMPLETE THEFORM BELOW AND MAIL IT TO CENTRAL OFFICE. THE
TRADITION OF ANONYMITY WILL BE STRICTLY OBSERVED
BY THIS OFFICE,.
ADDRESS
CITY £ STATE TELEPHONE
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FELLOWSHIP OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
INCOME STATEMENT
JANUARY 1, TO APRIL 28, 1977income: APRIL YEAR TO DATEBOOKS 6 LITERATURE $ 3,173.65 $ ll,43H.i^3PINS 7.00 .98.50TOKENS 127.00 463.00BUCK-A-MONTH 85.00 850.50
GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS 1,586.60 5,987.31MISCELLANEOUS DONATIONS:
VI McC 20.00
WARREN D. 200.00
S.D.I. COMM. 5.00
CLARK C. 5.00
OFFICE!'.KITTY 10.70
MEMORIUMS:
IN MEMORY OF FRAN ?.
ANONYMOUS 10.00
IN MEMORY OF HOWA.Rr- H.
FROM CARL H, 10.00
260.70 1,426.82
TOTAL INCOME: $ 5,239.95 20,260.56
EARNED INTEREST FOR APRIL $ 353.90
DISBURSEMENTS:
BOOKS 6 LITERATURE 2,358.05 8,848.49COST OF TOKENS 380.34 594.20RENT 475.00 1,900.00TELEPHONE 129.74 532.12
ANSWERING SERVICE 37.50OFFICE SUPPLIES 30.00OFFICE SERVICES 42.35WAGES 433.34WAGE TAXES 34.80
^TbTAL DISBURSEMENTS: $ 1,119.88
NET INCOME FOR MARCH $ 8.70it ^ -k 'k it it ^ ^ 'U it ii. ii -h 'k ^ -k it ii ^ ^ ^ ^ ii ^ ^ it ii ii it ^ ii ii ^ ii ^ ii ^ it
SAN DIEGO CENTRAL OFFICE NORTH COUNTY BRANCH OFFICE; 2100 FOURTH AVE. 666 EAST VISTA WAY
239-1365 758-2514
WAR MEMORIAL BUILDINGYOUR CENTRAL MEETING
WEDNESDAYS—8:00 P.M. BALBOA PARK
Chairman Jim K.Steps Diana S.Traditions- Jim B.Speaker Don G. Studio CityHost Group Vista View Group
Cakes:
1 Year Doris F.
10 Years Bill B.
15 Years Harry S.
May 25Chairman Tom D.Steps UnconfirmedTraditions UnconfirmedSpeaker UnconfirmedHost Group Vista Sunday
Cakes:
5 Years Ralph B.
May 18Chairman -Pat F.
Steps —Bob C.Traditions -Erma
Speaker Phil H. Garden GroveHost Groups Vista Hills
Cakes:
1 Year Peggy S.1 Vear Janet B.
J\me 1
Chairman Dottie C.
Steps UnconfiBrmedTraditions UnconfirmedSpeaker UnconfirmedHost Group Women's Group
David H.
Tctm
Joe C.
1 YEAR
Larry B.Bobby D,Kirk V.
APRIL CAKES
5 YEARS
RoseMarie H.
A1 P.
Dave
Bill P.
Marty L.
10 YEARS
P.
Muriel L.
Betty J.Bev H.Alma
HEAR YEZ HERE YEZ HERE YEZ HERE YEZ
THE A.A. ANNUAL PICNIC IS COMING UP IN SEPTEMBER AND DONATIONS ARE NEEDED FOR THEGRAB BAG. SO IF YOU HAVE ANY KNIC-KNACS OR E.T.C. TAKE THEM TO YOUR CENTRAL OFFICE
'Attention all newscasters in order for any information tobe printed in the coordinatorJit- HAS TO BE REPORTED FIRST SO PLEASE MAKE SURE ALL INFORMATION IS GIVEN TO THE EDITOR(S)'OR CENTRAL OFFICE BEFORE THE MONTHLY COORDINATOR'S MEETING. #
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May 31 Business Committee meeting 5:30 P.M. Central Office 2100 M-th Avei^ne 1- Program Committee Wae Memorial Building prior to Central MeetingJune 2 Piiblic Information Committee 7:30 P.M. at War Memorial BuildingJune 19 San Diego Istitutional Committee Business Meeting 12:30 P.M. at St David's
Church 5050 Milton St in Clairemont.June 2 Coordinating Council 8:00 P.M. at the War memorial Building. Important elections• I BE THERE'.'.!'.
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Pubildheci monthly by th« Coordlnotliig Committee ofSon Diego County Groups of A'cohollcx Anonymous.
JUNE 1977
"AN AA GROUP OUGHT NEVER ENDORSE, FINAI^CE, OF LEND THE AA NAME TO ANY RELATED FACILITY.OR OUTSIDE ENTERPRISE, LEST PROBLEMS OF MONEY, PROPERTY AND PRESTIGE DIVERT US FROMOUR PRIMARY PURPOSE." ^
GROUP NElvS
DETOX Thurs nite 7:00 P.M. at 1111 Island
needs help. Please come!I
SAN DIEGO CAMPING GRP ' PI is having inscampout June i7-i9 at El Lorro Ranch,Hwy 78 near Ramona. Call Paul L. forreservations (746-3598) Please bringwood.
SAN DIEGO CAMPING GROUP f>2 is having itscampout July i-2-3-4 at Indian Hills.Contact Dale G. (420-1808) For More Info.
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TUES. NITE SPEAKERS mtg. June 7 at 8:30pmSt.Paul's Episcopal Church 6th & Nutmeg.
FREEDOM FROM BONDAGE (c) Women"s 8:00pmMon. nites, Escondido Girl's Club165 E. Lincoln Ave.
EASY DOES IT RIDERS (motorcycle meeting)For More info, call Jimm 566-5946
COOPERATION—A.A. IS NOT AFFILIATED WITHany related facility or outside interest,but we cooperate with them and they coopeir-ate with us.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S 4th of July Aikarhon atSerenity Manor 4333 30th St. Starts at.12;00 noon July 3rd and goes till 12:00 noonJuly 4th. Come and join in.
THE WAY BACK'S 6th Anniv. will be celebrat
ed July 9th with a Hot Buffet Dinner at 6:30pmSpeaker (Clancy) at 7:30pmDancing from 9-1 with music by Danny Haleand his orchestra, at the American LegionHall on Fairraount & University.
.^>NMG ONCEMENTS
SPEAKERS
EAST COUNTY SPEAKERS
June 18
25
July 29
Father Dove,Laguna NiguelEddie R. Venice
Gene C. Mira Mesa
Jack K. No. Hollywood
NO.SHORES SAT1.NITE SPEAKERS
June 18
25
Ju^y 29
Lionel E. QuebecDottie S. No. HollywoodJim A. So. El Monte
Ted H. Santa Monica»
EASY DOES IT SPEAKERS
June 17
24
July 1
15
Pauline B. Covina
Karl B. OrangeHerb J, BurbankLee S. Fullerton
Patti & Paul H. Los Angeles
SOUTH BAY PIONEERS
June 18
25
July 29
16
Jim G. Hunting BeachClany I. Los AngelesMuriel L. Lakeside
Mary & Roy B. Garden GroveRichard W. Pasadena
THANK YOU
I AM RESPONSIBLE CLUB thanks to MaynardW. For donating blood.
IN MEMORIUM
SAN DIEGO COUNTY A.A. expresses sympathyto the family and friends of:
HUTCH who passed away June 2KATHERINE G. who passed away June 4GEORGE G. Who Passed away
JOHN, M who passed away
AA ANNUAL PICNIC COMING UP AUG. 14th. FROM "AS BILL SEES IT"-BELIEVE MORE DfitPLYDonations are needed for grab-bag and raffle. HOLD YOLTR FACE UP TO THE LIGHT, EVEN THOVolunteers are needed for Picnic comm. Contact FOR THE MOMENT YOU DO NOT SEE."Colleen at Central or Bob S. (582-3966)
THIRD ANNUAL WOMAN TO WOMAN Seminar comingup Sept. 16-18, at Vacation Village.For Further Info. Contact Central Office.
ALCOHOLIC ABUSE MOVIES, Serenity Manor4333 30th St Monday Nite 7;00pm. Call280-9822 for further Info.Bring your CaTH popcorn
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GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS
MAY 1977
ALLIED GARDENS -0- A5.00 HERMANOS ALCO LATIN 10.00 15.00ACTION DISC, 10.00 10.00 HIDDEN VALLEY MIXED -0- 80.00AMIGOS VERDADEROS -0- 15.00 INDIAN CENTER GROUP -0- 15.00ASW GROUP 10.00 20.00 IMPERIAL BEACH -0- 35.00A.A. WORKSHOP 38.00 313.00 INTERNATIONAL GROUP 10.00 50.00ALAND BREAKFAST 10.00 10.00 KNOW YOUR BIG BOOK -0- 50.00ANONYMOUS 65.00 230.00 LA NUEVA VIDA 10.00 20.00BAY PARK STUDY 10.00 60.00 LA JOLLA MONDAY -0- 75.00BORREGO SPRINGS 12.50 12.50 LA JOLLA THURSDAY 25.00 125.00BEACH AREA BEGINNERS -0- 240.00 LA JOLLA WOMENS -0- 100.00BEACH AREA BEGINNERS #2 -0- 25,00 LAKESIDE -0- 10.00BEACH CLUB LUNCHEON -0- 150.00 LA MESA MENS -0- 30.00BIG BOOK study -0- 5.00 LA MESA MIXED (C) 20.00 65.00BROWN BAGGERS MONT)AY 20.00 50.00 LINDA VISTA -0- 70.00BROWN BAGGERS TUES. -0- 20.00 LEMON GROVE SPEAKERS 60.00 60.00BROWN BAGGERS WED. -0- 20.00 LEMON GROVE SUNDAY -0- 202.00BROWN BAGGERS THURS. -0- 30.00 LEMON GROVE (C) WOMENS 65.00 115.00BROWN BAGGERS FRIDAY 15.00 15.00 MIRA MESA SU1^I. 40.00 80.00BROI-JN BAGGERS SAT. -0- 30.00 MIRA MESA TUES. -0- 46.00CARLSBAD TUES. -0- 45.00 MONDAY 12 & 12 (GAY) -0- 15.00CARLSBAD BIG BOOK STUDY 60.00 LOMA PORTAL GROUP 30.00 150.00CAMPING GROUP #2 -0- 10.00 MISSION HILLS -0- 250.00CASA DE ORA „o- 87.70 NAVAJO ROAD GROUP -0- 25.00CEDAR ST. DAYTIME 20.00 80.00 N.A.S. NOONERS 10.00 20.00CEDAR ST. TUES. 20.00 20.00 NATIONAL CITY 25.00 60.00CEDAR ST. MENS -0- 40.00 NASSCO TUES. 10.00 30.00CHULA VISTA MONDAY 15.00 15.00 NASSCO THURS. 10.00 30.00CHULA VISTA STEPSTUDY -0- 10.00 NITTY GRITTY -0- 10.00CHULA VISTA DISC. SAT. -0- 20.00 NO. CO. SERENITY 50.00 50.00CHULA VISTA DAYTIME 10.00 10.00 NO. CO. BEGINNERS THURS. -0- 25.00CLAIREMONT WOMENS 10.00 90.00 NORTH PARK 30.00 30.00CLAIREMONT MENS -0- 140.00 NORTH SHORES BIG BOOK -0- 10.00CLAIREMONT TUESDAY 11.00 66.50 NORTH SHORES DISC. THURS. -0- 20.00CLAIREMONT WEDNESDAY -0- 10.00 NO. SHORES Q & A -0- 10.00CORONADO MONDAY 55.00 250.00 NORTH SHORES HAPPY HOUR 20.00 20.00CORONADO COASTAL STEPSTUDY -0- 10.00 NORTH SHORES SAT. NITE -0- 325.00CORONADO PROSPECT #2 -0- 10.00 NORTH SHORES SAT. AFT. -0- 70.00CORONADO PROSPECT #3 -0- 10.00 NORTH SHORES MEN -0- 35.00CORONADO SUNDAY . 20.00 20.00 NO. SHORES SHARE & CARE -0- 26.00DEL MAR MONDAY -0- 125.00 OCEAN BEACH TUES. -0- 52.00DRY DOCK #27 10.00 40.00 OCEAN BEACH THURS. 5.00 10.00DRY DOCK #2 30.00 40.00 OCEANSIDE NOON BRUNCH -0- 5.00DRY DOCK @20 -0- 75.00 OCEANSIDE WED. DISC. -0- 75.00EARLY RISERS -0- 10.00 OCEANSIDE TUES. PART. -0- 75.00EAST CO. SPEAKERS 40.00 90.00 OCEANSIDE SUN NITE -0- 25.00EAST SAN DIEGO -0- 55.00 OCEANSIDE LIVE & LET LIVE -0- 20.00EL CA.TON BEGINNERS -0- 40.00 OCEANSIDE MENS 32.00 32.00EL CAJON 12 & 12 20.00 35.00 OCEANSIDE 12 & 12 -0- 125.00EASY DOES IT SPEAKERS 180.00 180.00 OLD FASHIONS 14.50 29.50EL CAJON TUES. 20.00 130.00 OCEANSIDE SAT. PART. -0- 25.00ESCONDIDO SMOKELESS -0- 10.54 OCEANSIDE FRI. NITE SPEAKERS -0- 14.00ESCONDIDO FRI SPEAKERS -0- 10.00 OCEANSIDE NOON WOMENS WED. -0- 80.00ENCANTO -0- 50.00 OCEANSIDE YOUNG PEOPLE -0- 10.00ESCONDIDO SAT NIGHT 62.00 62.00 OLD TIMERS 5.00 25.00ENCINITAS THURS. -0- 35.00 PARADISE HILLS 60.00 60.00FA.LLBROOK SUN 45.00 150,00^ PALOMAR GROUP -0- 48.30FALLBROOK -0- 100.00 POT LUCK PROBLEM SOLVERS -0- 20.00FELLOWSHIP CENTER 5.00 20.00 OPEN MEETING 5.00 10.00FLETCHER HILLS STEPSTUDY -0- 15.00 PACIFIC YOUNG PEOPLE -0- 10.00FLETCHER HILLS SMOKELESS 40.00 65.00 PEOPLE OPEN END -0- 5.00FLETCHER HILLS MONDAY 30.00 120.00 POINT LOMA MENS -0- 50.00FRIDAY ACCEPTANCE GROUP 10.00 45.00 POINT LOMA WED, 20.00 50.00FRIDAY NITE MENS -0- 25.00 POINT LOMA SUNDAY -0- 20.00FRI LIVE & LET LIVE (GAY) -0- 100. GO POWAY THRESHOLD -0- 105.00GRASS ROOTS -0- 40.00 POWAY TRADITIONS -0- 90.00GROVE STEPSTUDY 5.00 10.00 POWAY SAT OPEN END -0- 36.40HOMESTEADERS 10.00 30.00 QUESTION & ANSWERS -0- 5.00HOW IT IS GROUP -0- 10.00 EANCHO BERNARDO -0- 200.00HERE AND NOW GAY 10.00 10.00 RANCHO SANTA FE -0- 200.00
HERE AND NOW 15.00 45.00 RAMONA BAREFOOT TUES. -0- 5.00
HERE AND NOW SUNDAY 56.00 66.00 RA>IONA FRIDAY -0- 35.00
RAINBOW FRIDAY -0- 35.00 SAN DIEGUETO STEPSTUDY 50.00 5o:.oo'RECOVERY STEPSTUDY -0- 25.00 STREAMVIEW DAYTIME -0- 10.00ROLANDO 25.00 117.00 CLAIREMONT FRI -0- 40.00SERENDIPITY WOMENS 20.00 30.00 SO. BAY TRIANGLE 10.00 30.00SERENITY DISC. 28.00 28.00 THE NOW GROUP -0- 70.00SANffEE THURS, -0- 30.00 30 & GRAPE TUES. -0- 25.00SANTEE SUNDAY -0- 15.00 TIERASANTA HIGHTS 20.00 . 177.69SAN DIEGO CAMPING GROUP //I -0- 10.00 TWENTY FORTY -0- 15.00SO BAY Q & A -0- 20.00 TWENTY FOUR HOUR GROUP 20.00 60.00SO. BAY PIONEERS 40.00 210.00 TURNING POINT TUES. -0- 12.00SO BAY WOMENS 5.00 30.00 TURNING POINT SUNDAY 25.00 45.00STADIUM 15.00 45.00 UNIVERSITY CITY -0- 40.00SUNDAY MID-DAY -0- 25.00 VISION FOR YOU -0- 45.02SUNDAY NITE Y -0- 10.00 VISTA THURS. 20.00 45.00SAN MARCOS SPEAKERS -0- 270.40 VISTA FRI NEWCOMERS 38.15 160.21SAN MARCOS STEPSTUDY -0- 36.00 VISTA VIEW 16.00 59.11SERENITY Luncheon -0- 5.00 VISTA HILLS -0- 20.00SERENITY DISC. -0~ 30.00 VISTA SUN MORN -0- 110.00STEP ONE GROUP 10.00 30.00 VISTA STEP BY STEP 15.00 20.00SAN DIEGUETO WOMENS -0- 16.30 WOMENS 10.00 50.00
The 381st meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by chairman Chuck H. Traditionsread by Liala. Roll check by Harriet N. 67 groups were represented.
Minutes approved as read.
BUSINESS COMMITTEE report given by chairperson, Mary Lee J. Committee reviewed andapproved financial statements with one correction. Office services for the year to dateshould read $ 491.70 instead of $ 577.00, which changes the year to date figures fortotal disbursements to $ 22,953.53.
Mary Lee reported the Business Committee personally interviewed the list of applicantsselected by the Ad-hoc Committee. The committee voted to select Ken W. as stand-bysecretary for the San Diego Central Office and the North County Branch Office.
The committee presented a slate of three nanies to the council for two membersto be picked for the Public Information committee. A vacancy for a man and woman isto be filled. Bill M., Noel C. and Fran P.
The Business committee has established a relationship with the Ad-hoc committeeappointed to look into the long range goals of the Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymousin Sah Diego. The committee all agreed our intention and purpose is not to disruptthe functions of Centra]. Office but be hopefully establish a easier work load and obtain amore effective operation.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE report given by Bea R. who confirmed all speakers for the Month of June.
PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE report given by chairman Bill B. who reported 21 facilitiescovered, with 30 speakers participating to 480 speakers. /NEW BUSINESS:
Stu W. made a motion to accept the recommendation of the Business Committee'sselection of Ken W. as stand»-by secretary. Motion carried.
Pat F. had some recommendation for the printing of the next meeting schedules.Hal C. reminded the council this was first effort with this type of schedule and through' trialand error hope the next ones will be improved, and the Traditions will be added.
Any member of a registered group.' may pick up schedules in the amount that is neededfor their size groups. There is no restrictions on meeting schedules.
Bob S. chairman of the Picnic reported it will be held at Admiral Baker's Field,August 14, 1977. He has for donations for the grab bags, please bring them to CentralOffice. Further detail later.
ELECTION RESULTS:
CHAIRMAN OF COORDINATING COUNCIL HARRIET NCO-CHAIRMAN OF COORDINATING MARY LEE J.CO-CHAIRMAN PROGRAM COMMITTEE—AGNES W.BUSINESS COMMITTEE lONA H., HAL C., CHUCK H,PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE—NOEL C., FRAN P,SECRETARY OF PROGRAM COMMITTEE FRANCES N.PROGRAM COMMITTEE (MALE MEMBER) JAKE B.
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FELLOWSHIP OF ALCbHOLICS ANONYMOUS
INCOME STATEMENT
..... JANUARY. 1, TO HAY .26 ', 1977
INCOME;
BOOKS & LITERATURE
PINS
TOKENS
BUCK-A-MONTH
GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS
MISCELLANEOUS DONATIONS:
S.D.I COMM.
OFFICE KITTY
MEMORIUMS:
IN MEMORY OF FRAN P.
ANONYMOUS
IN MEMORY OF GIL J. FROM
MORRIS & MARY P.
TOTAL INCOME:
EARNED INTEREST
DISBURSEMENTS:
BOOKS & LITERATURE
PINS
TOKENS
RENT
TELEPHONE
ANSWERING SERVICE
OFFICE SUPPLIES
OFFICE SERVICES
SECRETARY EXPENSE
CO-COUNCIL
WAGES
5.00
13.47
10.00
10.00
$ 2,509.4542.50
142.00
108.00
1,476.00
38.47
4,316.42
-0-
2,516.43217.00
.rO-
475.00
125.00
137.57
220.58
86.00
30.00
15.00
WAGE TAXES
DEPRECIATION
SECRETARY 825.96
ASSIST. SECRETARY 175.00
1,000.9673.31
30.00
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 4,926.85
LOSS FOR MONTH OF MAY (610.43)
NORTH COUNTY BRANCH OFFICE
INCOME:
BOOKS & LITERATURE
TOKENS
PINS
GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS
COFFEE KITTY
DONATIONS: GEORGE
TOTAL INCOME
DISBURSEMENTS:
BOOKS & LITERATURE
RENT •
TELEPHONE
ANSWERING SERVICE
OFFICE SERVICES
WAGES:
SECRETARY
ASSIST. SEC.WAGE TAXES
TOTAT
4$3.34050.00
$ 533.90
26.00
2.00
417.15
6.00
2.00
$ 987.05
477.00
170.00
126.19
37.50
20.00
483.34
39.601 ^ ^-5
13,943.88141.00
605.00
958.50
7,463.3J
1.465.29
$ 24,576.98
353.90
11,364.92217.00594.20
2,375.00657.12
524.71
1,234.81577.70
150.00
75.00
4,629.80489.27
150.00
23,039.53
LOSS FOR MONTH OF MAY (366.58)
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YOUR CENTRAL MEETING
WAR MEMORIAL BUILDING WEDNESDAYS--8:00 P.M. BALBOA PARK
June 15
Chairman Marty F.Steps John M,Traditions Scotty Mc.Speaker Marie H. Huntungton BeachHost Group Wed. Night Mixed
Cakes:
1 Year Jackie N.
Mary Pat Mc.20 Years Joan S .
June 29
Chairman Pat F.Steps Sheila F.Traditions Caraille B .
Speaker Baverly A.Los AngelesHost Group Amigos Verdaderos
MAY CAKES
June 22
Chairman Tom D.
Steps CloriseTraditions ReggieSpeaker Dave D. Laguna NlguelHost Group Allied Gardens
Cakes
July 6Chairman Jake B.
Steps UnconfirmedTraditions Unconfirmed
Speaker UnconfirmedHost Group Unconfirmed
1 YEAR 5 YEARS 10 YEARS
Carol E.
Manuel
Donna F.
Peggy S.Barbara B.
Mina F.
Larry F.Doris F.
Janet B.
Bill G.
Janet
Doris B.
Bill B.
15 YEARS
Sue B.
Mary P.Ralph B.Charles R.
Hugh D.Dave J.
Ruth B.
Harrys S.Carl M.
YOR A.A. CALENDAR
July 5 BUSINESS COMMITTEE meeting 5:30pm Central Office 2100 4th AveJuly 6 PROGRAM COMMITTEE War Memorial Building Prior to Central MeetingJuly 7 PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE 7:30 P.M. at war Memorial BuildingJuly 7 COORDINATING COUNCIL-8:00 P.M. At the War Memorial BuildongJuly 17 SAN DIEGO ISTITUTIONAL COMMITTEE Business meeting 12:30 P.M. at St David*s
Church 5050 Milton St in Clairemint.
REMINDER ALL COMMITTEE MEETINGS ARE OPEN TO ALL OP A.A. COlffi ON DOWN! I I!
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THE A A
0CX>RD1NAT0RPublishod monthly by the Coordinating Committee ofSon Diego County Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous. AUGUST 1977
" A.A. SHOULD REMAIN FOREVER NONPROFESSIONAL, BUT OUR SERVICE CENTERS MAY EMPLOY SPECIALWORKERS".
GROUP NEl^S
TIGER GROUP nSSSS help. Sun. 2:00 pm LutheranChurch 3rd & Ash. Plenty of parking
EA SY DOES IT RIDERS meeting meets every Sat.8:00 am Denny*s Rest on Friars Rd & 163 Forfurther info contact O.B. (420-4908)
ALCOHOL ABUSE MOVIES every mon. nite 7:00 pmSerenity Manor 4333 30th st.
SPEAKERS
EAST COUNTY SPEAKERS (Sat Nite)Aug. 13 Chuck C. Laguna
20 Pat M. Denver
27 Willie S. El CajonSept. 3 Frenchie L. Huntington
Beach
SOUTH BAY PIONEERS
Aug
ALPINE GROUP celebrating 27th anniv Sept 5thwith potluck. Group will furnish meat. Pleas e Sept.bring coverd dish, desserts. Potluck at6:00pm regular meeting to follow. COME, ENJOY. NO. SHORE SAT. NITE SPEAKERS
13
20
27
3
Phil S. N. Holl3WoodJack P. N. HollywoodScotty M. El CajonBob G. Costa Mesa
L2UCE MORENA SERNITY group needs help. Meeting at 7';305m For further info & directionscall Dee (478-5064)
Aug 13 Bob E. Los Angeles20 John R. El Monte
27 Bob F. Canoga ParkSept. 3 Penny H. Los Angeles
TEENAGE A.A. meeting (21 & under) needs sup- EASY DOES IT SPEAKERSport 7:30pm Monday nites at Lemon Grove AlanoClub.
SAN DIEGO CAMPING GROUP H will meet Aug 18-21 ^at Pinesinita Camp Ground 4 miles south ofJulian. For reservations contact wagonmas terJim S. (426-2893)
NEW MEETINGS
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPEAKER PARTICIPATION meetingSerenity Manor 4333 30th St. Mondays 7:00pm
BAY PARK WOMEN'S (C) 1st Baptist Church 4608Gardena (at Galveston) 8:15pm Begins Sept 6
S AT. NITE OTVLS GROUP 1562 Granite Hills Dr.El Cajon. Meetings start at ll:00pri Call442-4391 or 440-1293 for info.
VISTA SMOKELESS 8:00pm Monday Nites1450 E. Vista Way Grace Pr esby. ChurchRoom //4
Cooperation-AA is not affiliated with anyrelated facility or outside interest, but wecooperate with them & they cooperate with us.
FUN TIME A.A. WEEKEND Valley Center, CampCaroline. Fri 5 P.M. to Sun 1 P.M. MeetingsFun, Fellowship -Limited reservations-first comefirst served. Sept.=-23-25 Call Ron R. or Sherry(745-9282)
INFORMATION: The San Diego Men's Detox onIsland Ave will be closed until Nov 1977
Aug. 12 Bob D. Woodland Hills19 Ralph & LaVeme W. Palm Springs26 Gloria D. Bellflower
Sept. 2 Herb D. Alhambra9 Dory H. Downey
IN MEMORIUM
San Diego County A.A. Expresses sympathyto the family & friends of:
AGNES C. from Escondido who passedaway July 14
WENDALL R. Husband of Grace R. who
passed away July 28.
THAl^ YOU: I AM RESPONSIBLE CLUB thanks
Arlene J. for donating blood.
PUBLIC INFORMATION NOTES.
Thanks to the following 23 people whoreached 819 people at 19 institutions
Harry C.Judy V.Eldon S.
Paul W.
Marie A.
Jim M.
Betty M.Pat
Norman P.
Edie H.
Ruth B.
Jim VanM.
Phyllis S.Norman A.
Yvonne Y.
Chuck W.
Lois H.
Howard 0,
Frank N.
Hobie K.
Sandy F.Ruth H.
Che
If you want to volunteer to speak, contactDale G. (420-1808) Also, for itofo onfuture activities see minut es of coordinatingcouncil.
JulyALLIED GARDENS -0-
ACTION DISC. -0-
AMIGOS VERDADEROS 5.00ASW GROUP -0-
A.A. WORKSHOP 500.00
ALANO BREAKFAST 20,00ANONYMOUS 30.00BAY PARK STUDY -0-
BORREGO SPRINGS -0-BEACH AREA BEGINNERS 120.00BEACH AREA BEGINNERS #2 50,00BEACH CLUB LUNCHEON -0-
BIG BOOK STUDY -0-BROWN BAGGERS MON, -0-
BROWN BAGGERS TUES. -0-
BROWN BAGGERS WED 30.00BROWN BAGGERS THURS. -0-BROWN BAGGERS FRI, 20.00BROWN BAGGERS SAT. -0-CANDLELIGHT GROUP 10.00CARLSBAD MENS -0-CARLSBAD TUES. -0~CARLSBAD BIG BOOK STUDY -0-
CAMPING GROUP //I -0-CAMPING GROUP //2 10.00CASA DE ORA -0-CEDAR ST. DAYTIME 20.00CEDAR ST, TUES. -0-
CEDAR ST. MENS -0-CEDAR ST. FRIDAY 10.00CHULA VISTA MONDAY -0-CHULA VISTA STEPSTUDY^! -0-CHULA VISTA DISC. SAT. 10.00CHULA VISTA DAYTIME -0-
CLAIREMONT WOMENS 10.00CLAIREMONT MENS 50.00CLAIREMONT TUES. -0-
813.00 FRIDAY CHILDREN (C) WOMEN -0- 5.0050.00 FRIDAY JLCCEPTANCE GROUP -0- 55.00
290.00 FRIDAY NIGHT MENS -0- 50.00
80.00 FRIDAY LIVE & LET LIVE (GAY)-O- 100.0012.50 GRASS ROOTS -0- 40.00
420.00 GROVE STEPSTUDY -0- 10.00
125.00 HOMESTEADERS -0- 30.00
190.00 HOW IT IS GROUP -0- 24.88
5.00 HERE AND NOW GAY -0- 10.00
70,00 HERE AND NOW -0- 45.0050,00 HERE AND NOW SUNDAY -0- 66.0050.00 HERMANOS ALCO LATIN -0- 15.0030.00 HIDDEN VALLEY MIXED 20.00 110.0055.00 INDIAN CENTER GROUP -0- 55.0040.00 IMPERIAL BEACH -0- 55.0010.00 INTERNATIONAL GROUP -0- 62.00
100.00 KNOW YOUR BIG BOOK -0- 70.0045.00 LA NUEVA VIDA 10.00 30.0060.00 LWYRS & DR. ANONYMOUS -0- 50.0030.00 LA JOLLA MONDAY -0- 75.0020.00 LA JOLLA THURSDAY -0- 125.0087.80 LA JOLLA WOMENS 40.00 140.00
125.00 LAKESIDE 10.00 30.0020.00 LA MESA MENS -0- 40.0040.00 LA MESA MIXED 46.60 146.6010.00 LINDA VISTA -0- 70.0015.00 LEMON GROVE STEP ONE 15.00 15.0010.00 LEMON GROVE SPEAKERS 50.00 110.0040.00 LEMON GROVE SUNDAY -0- 202.0010.00 LEMON GROVE (C) WOMENS -0- 115.00
110.00 MIRA MESA SUNDAY 25.00 105.002^0.00 MIRA MESA TUES -0- 71.00
81.50 MONDAY 12 & 12 (GAY) -0- 30.0010.00 LOMA PORTAL GROUP -0- 150.00
370.00 MISSION HILLS -0- 300.0020.00 NAVAJO ROAD GROUP -0- 25.0010.00 N.A.S. NOONERS 10.00 30.0010.00 NATIONAL CITY -0- 70.0040.00 NASSCO TUES. -0- 30.00
185,00 NASSCO THURS. -0- 30.00327.95 NITTY GRITTY -0- 10.0010.00 NO. CO. SERENITY -0- 50.0040.00 NO. CO. BEG. THURS. -0- 25.00.45,00 NORTH PARK -0- 30.00^^075,00 NO, SHORES BIG BOOK -0- 10.0040.00 NO. SHORES DISC. THURS. -0- 30.0010.00 NO. SHORES SUN NITE. 8.00 8.0090.00 NO. SHORES 0 & A -0- 10.0055,00 NO. SHORES HAPPY HOUR -0- 20.0085.00 NO. SHORES SAT. NITE -0- 425.0065.00 NO. SHORES SAT. AFT. -0- 70.00
180,00 NO. SHORES MEN -0- 35.0010,00 NO. SHORES SHARE & CARE 27.50 83.50
160.00 OCEAN BEACH TUES. -0- 77.0020.00 OCEAN BEACH THURS. 10.00 20.0010.00 OCEANSIDE NOON BRUNCH -0- 5.0010.00 OCEANSIDE WED DISC. -0- 75.0010,54 OCEANSIDE SUES PART. -0- 75.0045.00 OCEANSIDE FRI PART. 225.00 225.0020.00 OCEANSIDE SUN NiTE -0- 25.0065.00 OCEANSIDE LIVE & LET LIVE -0- 20.00 -20.00 OCEANSIDE MENS -0- 32.0010.00 OCEANSIDE 12 & 12 -0- 125.0082.00 OLD FASHIONS -0- 29.50.35.00 OCENASIDE SAT PART. -0- 25.0025.00 OCEANSIDE FRI SPEAKERS 27.90 41.90
201.00 OCEANSIDE NOON WOMENS WED 5.70 100.70200.00 OCEANSIDE YOUNG PEOPLE -0- 10.00
r»TT/^i
OLD TIMERS 5.00 35.00 SUNDAY MID-DAY 10.00 35.00
PARADISE HILLS -0- 60.00 SUNDAY NITE Y -0- 10.00
PALOMAR GROUP -0- 48.30 SAN MARCOS WED 20.00 40.00
POT LUCK PROBLEM SOLVERS -0- 20.00 SAN MARCOS SPEAKERS -0- 420.00
OPEN MEETING -0- 10.00 SAN MARCOS STEPSTUDY -0- 86.75
P.B. YOUNG PEOPLE -0- 10.00 SERENITY LUNCHEON 30.00 35.00
PEOPLE OPEN END -0- 10.00 SERENITY DISC. -0- 30.00
POINT LOMA MENS -0- 50.00 STEP ONE GROUP -0- 30.00
POINT LOMA WED. -0- 60.00 SUNDAY OPEN 5.00 5.00
POINT LOMA SUNDAY -0- 20.00 SAN DIEGUETO WOMENS -0- 16.30
POWAY THRESHOLD -0- 105.00 SAN DIEGUETO STEPSTUDY 50.00 100.00
COME ENJOY A DAY OF FUN AND GOOD FELLOWSHIP AT THE ANNUAL A.A. PICNIC
WHERE ADMIRAL BAKER FIELD
// «v WHEN AUGUST 14, 1977
time 10:00 A.M. 6:00 P.M.Ut-i Ut. lAGRAB BAG DOOR PRIZE GAMES
RAFFLE SWIMMING
MINUTES OF 383 MEETING OF COORDINATING C0U1:5CIL OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS IN SAN 5IEG0 COUNTY
The 383rd meeting was called to order by Act ing Chairwoman Mary Lee J. Traditionswere read by Tom McK. Roll check by Chuck H. indicated, af ter adjustments, that 58 groupswere represented. Motion made and carried to formally approve the minutes of the 38Tstcouncil meeting. This corrected an oversight at the 382d meeting when formal approvalwas omitted.
Minutes of the 382d meeting of the council were read by stand-by secreaetary Ken W. andwere approved as read.
Business Committee report was given by Chairman Hal C. and was susbsequently approvedby the council. The financial status of AA in San Diego was discussed, with specificreference to discrepancies in the procedures used by Cunocar Bookkeeping Service, theNorth County Office and the San Diego Office. This has resulted in differences in thereport figures which could not be reconciled at the time of this report. It is believedthat an audit, in complinace with the by-laws, will result in the reconciliation of thesedifferences in procedures for the recording of fiancial activities. Hal C. r eportedprogress in obtaining bids for audit services. The low bidder to date will be reviewed toasure that those services are comparable to the services of other and higher bidders, andthat the lower price is for necessary and comparable service. Council gave tentativeapproval to the Business Committee for the expenditure of the funds for the $750 cost ofaudit by the lower bidder, but contingent upon committee finding on service.
Business Committee requested and received council approval for expenditure of fundsfor the receipted expenses of the Secreatry of the San Diego Office to attend theSouthern California Convention as a repr esent ative of this ar ea.
Business Committee reported their action to decline acceptance of a valuable item ofduplicating equipment received for the sum of $1.00 from an outside source. The basis ofdecline was that acceptance would be in violation of the intent of the traditions and wouldbe contrary to the best interest of AA in San Diego. The Chairman is preparing a letterof thanks to the intended donor with an explanation of the reasons .
On the question raised at the previous meeting concerning the propriety of offeringfor sale and profit of Central Office, the reproduced memorabilia of Jim & Rosa B., itwas the opinion of Hal C. Chairman, that comment was not, at this time, an appropriatematter for the Business Committee. This opinion is based upon the fact that there isno current recommendation or request for action or funds before the council whichrequires action at this tiem. Therefore, action on suggestions made by Rosa B. at the5 July meeting of the Business Committee is not considered appropriat e at this time.
The Business Committee requested and received council approval on the expenditure of$13.59 to reimburse the Ad Hoc Committee for expenses incurred. Further, that theBusiness Committee endorses the Ad Hoc Committee request and recommendation to spend severalweeks monitoring the procedures and activities of employees and voliinteers working .at CentralOffice. Times are to be arranged and coordinated with the Chairman and the Secretary. TheAd Hoc Committee has expressed their concern over the volume of gifts, mementos and othernon-AA approved items on inventory and being handled through Central Office, and thedanger of violation of requirements for our tax-exempt status. It was recommended andendorsed that any monies related to handling of non-AA items (ie: Praying Hands CigaretteLighters, Ballpointpens, plagues, pins, etc) be so separated and separately recorded asto assure they are not mixed with regular AA Office funds for AA litera ture or groupcontributions. The Chairman of the Business Committee will make arrangements for thisseparate accounting by the Cent ral Office Secretary responsible for handling funds.
Program Committee report given by Co-Chairman Agnes W. who indicated all speakers forAugust were confirmed. Tickets for the 37th Annual AA Banquet will be on sale by theProgram Committee on 1 September and the price will be $10.00 per person.
Public Information Committee report given by Chairman Dale G. who reported that duringthe past month 23 speakers spoke at 19 institutions to 819 persons. Dale advised two radioSt ations had contacted him for public information assistance. That the Mira Mesa JuniorWomen's Club invited AA to man a booth at their Helath Fair to be held Aug 27, and thata special AA meeting would be held at UCSD Campus at Rm. 2113 Applied Civics & Math Bldg onMonday 22 August at 7:30 p.m. Persons intersted in any of these activities contact Dale.
Under Old Business, the Ad Hoc Committee recommended a history of AA locally beprepared. That Tom B., one of the earliest members in the area offered to cooperate withand consolidate the recollections of various "old-timers" in the area to prepare such ahistory. How ever, Tom B. specified that the history would not be prepared for purposes ofbeing sold. The intent is to retain such information as is available from older memberswhile they are still alive and available to offer their recollections to the local membersof the fellowship. The council unanimously endorsed the concept that Tom B. work witholder members of AA to prepare a local history of AA in San Diego County in some fOrm thatwill be available to, but not sold to the membership. The period to be covered will befrom approximately 1940 through 1952 when the current fenructure of AA in San Diego wasestablished.
Bob S. reported the AA picnic would be held at Admiral BAker Field on August 14th from10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tickets for $1.00 are now on sale and will be available at the picnic.
Two male members of the Program Committee were appointed. They were Don B. and Jim R.There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 1:10 p.m.
FELLOWSHIP OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
INCOME STATEMENT
JANUARY 1, to JULY 29,INCOME:
BOOKS & LITERATURE
PINS
TOKENS
BUCK-A-MONTH
GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS
MISCELLANEOUS DONATIONS:
ANONYMOUS
OFFICE KITTY
TAX REFUND
VI McC.
BIRTHDAY DONATION:
HARRY H.
IN MEMORY OF FRAN P. FROM
ANONYMOUS
20.00
5.71
5.77
20.00
22.00
10.00
TOTAL INCOME:
EARNED INTEREST
DISBURSEMENTS:
BOOKS & LITERATURE
PINS
TOKENS
RENT
TELEPHONE
ANSWERING SERVICE
OFFICE SUPPLIES
OFFICE SERVICES
SECRETARY EXPENSES
CO-COUNCIL
MEETING SCHEDULES
REIMBURSEMENT BUSINESS COMM.WAGES: SECRETARY $825.96
ASSIST. SEC. 500.00WAGE TAXES
DEPRECIATION
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTSLOSS FOR MONTH!' 674.14
$
1977
JULY
2,212.7024.00
104.00
80.00
1,110.10
83.48
$ 3,614.28
1,843.03-0-
-0-
475.00
141.78
99.60
172.68
65.00
30.00
15.00
-0-
-0-
1,325.9690.3730.00
$ 4,288.42
NORTH COUNTY BRANCH OFFICE
INCOME:
BOOKS & LITERATURE
TOKENS
PINS
GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS
COFFEE KITTY
TOTAL INCOME
DISBURSEMENTS:
BOOKS & LITERATURE
RENT
TELEPHONE
ANSWERING SERVICEOFFICE SERVICES
WAGES
WAGE TAXES
275.69
26.00
12.00
1,328.607.45
$ 1,649.74
252.80
170.00
49.1337.50
19.90
433.3437.40
1,000.07
YEAR TO DATE
$ 19,259.02191.00
813.00
1,101.5010,094.29
1.821.18
$ 33,279.99353.90
15,920.26^?.00594.20
3,325.00922.69
746.51
1,440.09619.95230.00
105.001,604.11
14.92
6,781.72649.18
210.00
$ 33,380.63
NET INCOME FOR JULY $ 649.67
SAN DIEGO CENTRAL OFF ICE
2100 FOURTH AVE.
239t1365
NORTH COUNTY BRANCH OFFICE
666 EAST VISTA WAY, VISTA748-2514
WAR MEMORIAL BUILDING
August 10
Coinmittee Person - PatSteps - Albert L.Traditions - John L.Speaker - Jerry H. - L.A.Host Group - Beach Area Beg //ICakes: 1 year....Bob
Jim J.
5 yrs Lee S.
F.
YOUR CENTRAL MEETING
WEDNESDAYS - 8:00 P.M.
August 17
BALBOA -PAi^
30 yrs....
...Kenny R.
Committee Person - Don B..
Steps - UnconfirmedTraditions - Unconfirmed
Speaker - Phil P. - FullertonHost Group - Beach Area Beg. #2Cakes: 15 years - Bemie S.
August 24Committee Person - Dottie C.Steps - UnconfirmedTraditions - UnconfirmedSpeaker - Don N.. - L.A.Host Group - Beach Club Lxmcheon
Mark A.
John R.
Glen F.
Danny G.Robert E.Norene S.
Beverly L.James Bi .
1 YEAR
KathyClara C.
Harvey H.Terry S.Richard M,
Ron 0.
Roger G.
August 31Committee Person - Rosemarie H.,Steps - Larry U.Traditions - Nancy P.Speaker - Ed A. - PowayHost Group - Big Book Study Group
JULY CAKES
5 YEARS. 10 YEARS
Bob B.
Paul T.
John H.
Paul M.
Jerri J.
Jack P.
Christine R,
Charles R.
Mary Joyce P,Anne C.
Ed A.
25 YEARS
Morse T.
Chuck,B.
YOUR AA CALENDAR
Aug.30 Business Committee meeting 5:30 pm Central Office, 2100 4th Ave. jAug 31 Program Committee 7:00 pm War Memorial Bldg. prior to Central Meeting. ' VSept'-l Public Information Committee 7:30 pm War Memorial Bldg. , •Se|jf 1 Coordination Council - 8:00 pm at the War Memorial Bldg.
SAN DIEGO AREA INSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEE currently carries the AA message to 29 facilitiesto those who still suffer but are unable to attend regular group meetings at this time.Your group is encouraged to send a representative to the regular SDAIC meeting held, the3rd Sun of dach' month at 12:30 p.m. at St. David's Episcopal Church 5050 Milton &Burgener Blv^. in the Calirmont area of S.D. In addition, volunteers to carry the message to the 29 facilities, contributions of funds, and donations of used books, literatureand copies of the AA Grapevine are both needed and welcomed. Contributions of funds shouldbe sent to the Secretary, San Diego Area Institutional Committee, P.O. Box 11043, SanDiego, Cal., 92111. Donations of used books & litera ture will be picked up by a memberof the committee at times and places to be arranged by your telephone call to the Secretary at 292-9528, or to the Director at 729-3183. Your group representative to theSDAIC should contact either of the above for futther details on the on-going activities •and the way your group may participate in this important aspect of the AA program.
TRADITIONS BREAKFAST IS COMING UP The Theme "Why AA Works". It will be Sunday morningNovember 20, 1977 at the Elks Lodge 1400 East Washington in the city of El Cajon.Donantion is $4.00. Agenda: 9:00am Coffee 9;30am—Breakfast 10:30am~SpeakerStan W. Watch for further info in the Coordinator.
THE 37TH ANNUAL BANQUET & DANCE will take place November 5th at the I'own & Country Hotelat 6:30pm. Tickets for the donation of $10.00 each will be available September 1st.Tickets will be limite d to 640 so get yours early. You will be able to block tables foryour group. The speaker will be Norm A from Lns—and the music will be providedby the well known band the "Moonlighters". Danling will be from 9;00 pm to l;00am. Comedance your toes off.
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THE A A
RiCeVCRVCOORDINATOR
Published monthly by the Coordinating Committee ofSan Diego County Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous. SEPTEMBER 1977
"A.A. AS SUCH, OUGHT NEVER BE ORGANIZED; BUT WEDIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE TO THOSE THEY SERVE.
GROUP NEWS
LAKE MORENA SERENITY group, needs help. Meeting at 7:30pin. For further info & directionscall Dee (478-5064)
ALCOHOL ABUSE MOVIES every Mon. nite at 7 p.m.Serenity Manor, 4333 30th St.
RAMONA GROUP 8th & D St. is having its 30thAnniv. Sept. 23rd, 7 pro. POTLUCK-group willfurnish meat, please bring covered Dish ordesserts. Regular meeting to follow.
SAN DIEGO CAMPING GROUP #1 will have itscampout Sept. 16-18 at KOANo. Co. CampingParadise, 11 mi. north of Escondido, Hgwy 15.Bring wood. For further info contact RodneyC.235-2766 (AM days), or 425-9127 (PM) .
NEW MEETINGS
SOBRIETY UNLIMITED-Sat nites 8:15 PM at4333 30th St.
CAMP PENDLETON TURNING POINT-Mon-Wed 8:00 PM15 Area Bldg. 1582
VISTA SMOKELESS-Mon. nite 8:00pm at 1450 E.Vista Way, Grace Presbyterian Church, Rm 4.
Announcements
All North County groups please send yourgroup contributions thru the Vista officeBranch so they can get credit.
San Diego Central Office would like to thankPAT & DEWEY H. for the tremendous job theydid on the Picnic on such short notice.
THANK YOU: I AM RESPONSIBLE CLUB thanksJan J., & Maynard W, for donating blood.
MAY CREATE SERVICE BOARDS OR COMMITTEES
SPEAKERS
SOUTH BAY PIONEERS
Sept. 10Sept. 17Sept. 24Oct. 1
Margo S., Culver CityScotty H., Van NuysDon N., Santa MonicaJohn N., Dana Point
(3rd anniv. of South Bay Pioneers)
EASY DOES IT SPEAKERSSept. 9Sept. 17
Sept. 23Sept. 30Oct. 7
Dorie H., DowneyWarren B., Manhattan BeachJohn O'C., N. Holl3n^oodUnconfirmed
Harold G., Los Angeles
NO. SHORES SAT. NITE SPEAKERS
Sept. 10Sept. 17Sept. 24Oct. 1
Fay C., Manhattan BeachJohnny H., LakewoodDick E., San GabrielRandy H., Woodland Hills
IN MEMORttUMSan Diego County A.A. expresses sympathyto 4ie family & friends of:
Robert H., who passed away Aug. 12ACE T. who passed Aug. 27HOWARD C. from Escondido who passed
away Aug. 28AL R. who passed away Aug. 8. A1 was
the oldest member in AA S.D.He had been sober since May1942. Sympathy to his sister& many AA friends.
TRADI^^I^BR^jcfAST - Tickets are now avail-able^Tt *wril ^*e held Sun. morning, Nov. 20at the Elks Lodge 1400 E. Washington, ElCajon. 9 AM Coffee~9:30 Breakfast, 10:30Speaker, who is Stan W., Pacific RegionalTrustee.
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INCOME:
BOOKS & LITERATURE
FELLONHIP OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
INCOME STATEMENT
JANUARY 1, to AUGUST 26, 1977AUGUST
$ 2,152.15PINS 8.50
TOKENS 117.00
BUCK-A-MONTH 68.00
GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS 1,475.85MISCELLANEOUS DONATIONS:
WES C. 10.00VI McC. 20.00
OFFICE KITTY 6.50
S.D.I. COMM. 10.00IN MEMORY OF AL R. FROM
TOM & DORIS B. 10.00
MEMORYOF FRAN P. FROM
ANONYMOUS 10.00IN MEMORY OF JIM B. FROM
HARRY H. 10.00
TOTAL INCOME;
EARNED INTEREST
DISBURSEMENTS;
BOOKS & LITERATURE
TOKENS
PINS
RENT
TELEfeUDNE .ANSWERING SERVICE
PFFOCE SI32;?2;:0ESOFFICE SERVICES
SECRETARY EXPENSES
CO-COUNCIL
MEETING SCHEDULESAD HOC COMM. TELEPHONE
WAGES SECRETARY
- ASSIST. SEC.
WAGE TAXES
DEPRECIATION
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS:
LOSS FOR MONTH $785.73
INCOME:
BOOKS & LITERATURE
825.96
125.00
76.50
3,898.00
2,090.07-0-
363.58
475.00
134.91
119.60
306.71
98.90
15.00
15.00
-0-
13.59
950.96
70.41
30.00
4,683.73
NORTH COUNTY BRANCH OFFICE
363.55
YEAR TO DATE
21,411.17199.50
930.00
1,169.5011,570.14
1.897.68
37,177.99353.90
18,010.33594.20
580.58
3/800.001,057.60
866.11
1,746.80718.85
245.00
120.00
1,604.1113.59
7,732.68719.59
240.00
38,049.44
COOKDINATIInG COUwCIL meeting
• meeting of the coaicil vas called to order at 8;00 P.M. by chairpersonarriet . Roll check by Mary Lee J, 56 groups were represented.Minutes of previous meeting accepted after two corrections by Hal C, (1) Under
report given by the Chairman of trie Business Ccmmittee, it was stated that the finan-status of A.A. in San Diego County, x.rlth specific reference to discrepancies
in the Cunocar Bookkeeping Service, North County Branch Office and San Diego Centralce. This was a false and misleading statement and should have beem recorded to
read that the Business Committee had taken exception to the distributation of the Netncome y the Cunocar Bookkeeping Semi-Annual Balance sheet and the committe was pre
senting it to the council with reservations. There was no reference made to any dis-Office or the No. County Branch Office. (2) Minutes read
^ ^ * '̂ Poybed that Business Committee recommended and endorsed that any monies, ^ of Non A.A. items be seperated and separately recorded. Thisou u avw een recorded to read that Hal C. reported that Non A.A. items be dis-
p aye separate and apart from A.A.. World Service Materials.
bTiQln^ec COlRilTTEE report gy/en by Hal C. who reported prior to conducting any officialr-A V ^ committee received a report from two members of the Ad Hoc committee;cnuck K. and Marty L.
ao T Susj-ncas Commi(,^ee approved the rnco?me and Disbursement statement for Augustas presentea.
mav "Birthday Donations" the Committee felt that some A.A. membersprectica often observed by several members to donate to thedollar (:?1.00) for each 3^ear of sobriety as an expression of their
Council to conduct an audit of Central
thrA-.a-f^° I' Committea contracted with Jassoy, Graff &Douglas to beginX- ^ revised cost of ''not to exceed $1,000.00."
Committee instructed the Central Office Secretary to comply withbv North r Co. groups and credit all contributions made-j , y groups to the North Councy Branch Statement of Income and Expense.rev-fse the files for existing documents andrev-se the Central Office Operating Manual and Personnel Policy Manual.
A Coimnittee voted to withdraw five thousand dollars from the regularSavings purchase a six year Time Deposit Certificate at Home FederalFr«n two members from the Public Information Committee, Dale G. andOctobe; CoLSTleeting,'̂ '' Business Ccmm.ittee. These vacancies to be filled at theSecreS^^^ chairman instruct the Coordinating Council<!tflr>HTr. ° Coordinator only on action taken as reported by ALLstanding committee or Special Comittee Chairmen.
Business Committee report approved by Coordinating Council motion. (MSG)
previous month 19 speakers spoke at 18 facilities to 710 persons.
intei-vieweH W.^was interviewed on KSDO radio and Dona Marie S. wasmeeting held-af the nrqn^p and Kon-A.A. members participated in a snecialb.«h.S
coSer^f^oLrcrs4tImbi'' Co-chairman Bill P. who reported all speakers.be in the t " application for Banquet tickets wouldx^ill be on a Tables wiil seat eight, only 500 tickets will be sold and thesewiix De on a first come first serve basis.
few Program Cc-;mlttes will not be able to serve for the next
Mike B. (Female) was elected to the Program Coiaraittee.
sen^in lletterlf'^^^'^-Co-Editor of the Coordinator, Ellen McI., hasmeeting. --sxgnation ana t.,e vacancy will be filled at the October Council
Meeting adjourned at 8:40 P.M.
oceanside mens -0- 32.00 SO BAY PIONEERS 30.00 320.00
OCEANSIDE 12 & 12 -0- 125.00 SO BAY WOMENS 5.00 45.00
OLD FASHIONS -0- 29.50 SPRING VALLEY STEPSTUD'X' -0- 30.00
*OCEANSlbE NOON WOMENS WED 35.00 135.70 SPRING VALLEY THURS. 50.00 50.00
OCEANSIDE YOUNG PEOPLE -0- 10.00 SUNDAY MID-DAY -0- 35.00
OLD TOWN STUDY 15.00 15.00 SUNDAY NITE Y -0- 10.00
OLD TIMERS 5.00 40.00 SAN MARCOS WED -0- 40.00
PARADISE HILLS -0- 60.00 SAN MARCOS SPEAKERS -0- 420.00
*PALOMAR GROUP 30.00 78.30 SAN MARCOS STEPSTUDY -0- 86.75POT LUCK PROBLEM SOLVERS -0- 20.00 SERENITY LUNCHEON -0- 35.00OPEN MEETING 5.00 15.00 STEP. .ONE GROUP -0- 30.00P.B. YOUNG PEOPLE -0- 10.00 SUNDAY OPEN -0- 5.00PEOPLE OPEN END -0- 10.00 SAN DIEGUETO WOMENS -0- 16.30POINT LOMA MENS -0- 50,00 SAN DIEGUETO STEPSTUDY -0- 100.00POINT LOMA WED. 25,00 85.00 STREAMVIEW DAYTIME -0- 10.00POINT LOMA SUNDAY -0- 20.00 SO, CLAIREMONT FRI, -0- 70.00POWAY THRESHOLD -0- 105.00 SO BAY TRIANGLE 20.00 70.00POWAY TRADITIONS 50.00 165.00 THE NOW GROUP -0- 140.00POWAY SAT OPEN END 14.60 73,00 TRADITION 1 STEPSTUDY -0- 10.00QUESTION & ANSWERS -0- 5.00 30TH & GRAPE TUES. -0- 45.00FAMONA SUNLIGHT GROUP -0- 8,00 TIERASANTA HEIGHTS -0- 217.69^RANCHO BERNARDO 20.00 271,00 TWENTY FORTY -0- 15.00RANCHO SANTA FE -0- 300.00 TWENTY FOUR HOUR GROUP -0- 80.00RAMONA BAREFOOT TUES. -0- 10,00 TURNING POINT TUES. 12.00 36.00RAMONA FRIDAY -0- 35 .00 TURNING POINT SUN. 20.00 90.00RAINBOW FRIDAY -0- 35 ,00 UNIVERSITY CITY 65.00 105.00RECOVERY STEP STUDY -0- 25.00 VISION FOR YOU -0- 75.02ROLANDO 20.00 137.00 VISTA THURS. -0- 45.00SERENDIPITY WOMENS -0- 30.00 VISTA SMOKELESS -0- 30.00
•^SERENITY WOMENS 20.00 20.00 «VISTA FRI NEWCOMERS 62.72 222.93SERENITY DISC. -0- 28.00 VISTA VIEW -0- 69.11S.AN DIEGO SPEAKERS 10.00 20c00 VISTA HILLS -0- 20.00SANTEE THURS. -0- 60.00 *VISTA SUN MORN 55.00 165.00SANTEE SUNDAY 15.00 30,00 VISTA STEP BY STEP -0- 50.00SAN DIEGO YOUNG PEOPLE -0- 75,00 WOMENS -0- 80.00SO BAY Q & A -0- 20,00 WOMENS STEP STUDY -0- 25.00
WED NITE MIXED (C) -0- 10.00kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk k k k k k k k k k kkkkkkkkkkkk k k k k k k k k
INCOME:
COLLECTIONS
RAFFLE
LITERATURE
PROGRAM COMMITTEE—CENTRAL MEETINGS
$ 434,3499.75
84.75
EXPENSES:
JANITOR
BAKERY
RENT
LITERATURE
COFFEE, CUPS, SUGAR,CREAM, ETC.SPEAKER
$ 20.0049.00
150.00
91.83
54.02
25.00
$ 618.84 389.85
NET INCOME FOR MONTH OF AUGUST $ 228.99
AoA. PICNIC
NET GAIN
INCOME $ 939,00EXPENSE 431.75
$ 507.25
SPECIAL EVENTS
YEAR TO DATE $ 2,152.66
PREPAID NOVEMBER AoA. BANQUET ($ 375.00)
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GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS
AUG,- 1977ALLIED GARDENS -0- 55.00 ENCINITAS THURS. -0- 35.00ACTION DISCc -0- 10.00 FALLBROOK SMOKELESS 20.00 20.00AMIGOS VERDADEROS -0- 25.00 FALLBROOK WOMENS -0- 25.00ASW GROUP 20.00 50.00 FALLBROOK SUNDAY -0- 201.00A.A. WORKSHOP -0- 813.00 *FALLBROOK 25.00 225.00ALANO BREAKFAST -0- 50.00 FELLOWSHIP CENTER -0- 30.00ANONYMOUS 35.00 325.00 FLETCHER HILLS STEPSTUDY -0- 40.00BAY PARK STUDY 10.00 90.00 FLETCHER HILLS SMOKELESS -0- 65.00BORREGO SPRINGS -0- 12.50 FLETCHER HILLS MONDAY 30.00 185.00BEACH AREA BEGINNERS -0- 420.00 FRIDAY CHILDREN (C) WOMEN -0- 5.00BEACH AREA BEGINNERS //2 25.00 150.00 FRI ACCEPTANCE GROUP 10.00 65.00BEACH CLUB LUNCHEON 30.00 220,00 FRIDAY NIGHT MENS -0- 50.00BIG BOOK STUDY -0- 5.00 FRI LIVE & LET LIVE (GAY) -0- 100.00
BROWN BAGGERS MONo -0- 70.00 GRASS ROOTS -0- 40.00BROWN BAGGERS TUES. -0- 50,00 GROVE LUNCHEON 25.00 25.00BROWN BAGGERS WED„ -0- 50,00 GROVE STEPSTUDY 5.00 15.00*BROWN BAGGERS THURS, 50.00 80.00 HOMESTEADERS -0- 30.00*BROWN BAGGERS FRI 22.00 77.00 HOW IT IS GROUP -0- 24.88*BROWN BAGGERS SAT. 10.00 50.00 HERE AND NOW (GAY) -0- 10.00
CANDLELIGHT GROUP -0- 10.00 here and now -0- 45.00CARLSBAD MENS -0- 100.00 HERE AND NOW SUNDAY -0- 66.00*CARLSBAD TUES. 60.00 105.00 hermanos alco latin -0- 15.00CARLSBAD BIG BOOK STUDY -0- 60.00 *HIDDEN VALLEY MIXED 15.00 125.00CAMPING GROUP #1 15.00 45.00 INDIAN CENTER GROUP -0- 55.00
CAMPING #2 -0- 20.00 IMPERIAL BEACH 25.00 80.00CASA DE ORA 109.25 197.05 INTERNATIONAL GROUP -0- 62.00CEDAR ST. DAYtlME 25.00 150.00 KNOW YOUR BIG BOOK -0- 70.00CEDAR STATUES. -0- 20.00 LA NUEVA VIDA -0- 30.00CEDAR ST. MENS 40.00 80.00 LWYRS & DR. ANONYMOUS -0- 50.00CEDAR ST. FRIDAY -0- 10.00 LA JOLLA MONDAY 75.00 150.00CHULA VISTA RULE 62 10.00 10.00 LA JOLLA THURSDAY -0- 125.00CHULA VISTA MONDAY 15.00 30.00 LA JOLLA WOMENS -0- 140.00CHULA VISTA STEPSTUDY -0- 10.00 LAKESIDE -0- 30.00
CHULA VISTA DISC. SAT, -0- 40.00 LA MESA MENS 15.00 55.00CHULA VISTA DAYTIME -0- 10.00 LA MESA MIXED -0- 146.60CLAIREMONT WOMENS 10.00 120.00 LINDA VISTA 70.00 140.00CLAIREMONT WOMENS STEPSTUDY 5.00 5.00 LEMON.GROVE STEP ONE 10.00 25.00CLAIREMONT MENS -0- 220.00 LEMON GROVE SPEAKERS -0- 110.00CLAIREMONT TUES. 30.00 111,50 LEMON GROVE SUNDAY -0- 202.00CLAIREMONT WED. -0- ; 10.00 LEMON GROVE (C) WOMENS -0- 115.00CORONADO MONDAY 50.00 420.00 MISSION BAY 10.00 10.00CORONADO COASTAL STEPSTUDY 10.00 30.00 MIRA MESA SUNDAY -0- 105.00CORONADO PR0SPECT#2 -0- 10.00 MIRA MESA TUES. -0- 71.00CORONADO PROSPECT //3 -0- 10.00 MONDAY 12 & 12 (GAY) 10.00 40.00CORONADO SUNDAY 50.00 90,00 LOMA PORTAL GROUP -0- 150.00DEL MAR MONDAY -0- 185.00 MISSION HILLS 25.00 325.00DEL MAR SAT, -0- 327.95 NAVAJO ROAD GROUP -0- 25.00DOWNTOWN DISC. -0- 10.00 N.A.S. NOONERS -0- 30.00DRY DOCK #21 20.00 20.00 NATIONAL CITY 20.00 90.00DRY DOCK #27 10.00 50.00 NASSCO TUES. -0- 30.00DRY DOCK #2 -0- 45,00 NASSCO THURS. -0- 30.00DRY DOCK #20 -0- 75.00 *NITTY GRITTY 25.00 35.00EARLY BIRDS 20.00 60.00 *N0, CO. SERENITY 25.00 75.00EARLY RISERS 15.00 25.00 NO. CO, BEG. THURS. -0- 25.00EAST CO, SPEAKERS 35.00 125.00 NORTH PARK -0- 30.00EAST SAN DIEGO -0- 55.00 NO, SHORES BIG BOOK 20.00 30.00EL CAJON BEGINNERS -0- 85.00 NO. SHORES DISC, THURS. -0- 30.00EL CAJON 12 & 12 -0- 65.00 NO. SHORES SUN NITE. -0- 8.00EASY DOES IT SPEAKERS -0- 180.00 NO. SHORES Q & A. -0- 10.00EASY DOES IT RIDERS 10.00 20.00 NO. SHORES HAPPY HOUR -0- 20.00EL CAJON TUES, 20.00 170.00 NO. SHORES SAT. NITE 75.00 500.00
SEPTEMBER 7Committee Person:Steps:Traditions:Speaker:Cakes: 1 yr Kathy
Mary B.
YOUR CENTRAL MEETING
WEDNESDAYS-8:00 P.M. BALBOA PARK
yrs
20 yrs,.Vi W.
.Georgia S.
SEPTEMBER 21Committee Person: Pat F.Steps: Bob M.Traditions: Cliff C.Speaker: Mary Ann K., Santa MonicaCakes: 5 yrs....Ann G.
OCTOBER 5
Committee Person: Rosie E.Steps: MauriceTraditions: Chuck H.Speaker: Phil s., North Hollywood
AUGUST CAKES
September 14Committee Person: Tom D,
Steps: UnconfirmedTraditions: Unconfirmed
Speaker: JimH., OrangeCakes: 5 yrs...Esther B,
Jan M.
SEPTEMBER 28
Committee Person: Don B.
Steps: Barbara B.Traditions: Kathy S.Speaker: Howard P.
OCTOBER 12
Committee Person: Jim R.
Steps: Jake B.Traditions: Pat 0*K.Speaker: Harry H., San Marcos
1 YEARPhyllis W.Bob G.
Jane D.
Paula M.Mike
Robert T.Bob P.
Rick M.
Jim J.
John B.Stu C.
Vern
Walter W.Joan M.
Ljmn G.Frank L.
Rob M.
Ron
Terry L.
5 YEARS 10 YEARS
Bill H.
Dwane B.
15 YEARS
Evelyn D.Bemie S. *Ed V.
Sept. 11
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sally B.Lee S.
Jack R.
MargaretCaly L.
I.
30 YEARS
Kenny R.
YOUR AA CALENDAR******
Area Assembly Meeting at St. John's Episcopal Church, 1st &Kearney, ChulaVista. Coffee: 1:30 Meeting: 2:00 PMBusiness Committee meeting 5:30 pm Central Office, 2100 4th Ave.Program Committee 7:00 pm War Memorial Bldg. prior to Central MeetingPublic Information Committee 7:30 pm War Memorial Bldg.
*******L4.^4.?22ffi^^^^^2 Council " 8:00 pm at the War Memorial Bldg.
A saying heard at AA Meetings...."ALL AA PROMISES US IS SOBRIETY"
a sobriety all that we are to expect of a spiritual awakening? No, sobriety is onlya Dare beginning; it is only the first gift of the first awakening. If more giftsare to be received, our awakening has to go on. As it does go on, we find that bit bybit we can discard the old life - the one that did not work - for a new life that canand does work under any conditions whatever.
nc worldly success or failure, regardless of pain or joy, regardlessitself, a new life of endless possibilities
AA's Twelve Stepswilling to continue our awakening, through the practice ofAA WAY OF LIFE...pg. 8
"I-Je stumble not on mountains tall.But molehills cause us all to fall.
We miss the boulders and the rocks,But grains of sand are stumbling blocks.
A thoughtless word - a tiny thingCan often cause a might sting.
A seed of kindness, if lovingly sown,Though small, can be a stepping stone.
So here's the lesson for us all,On little things we rise or fall.
(from the April 1953 Coordinator)
THE A A
CXX)RDlNATORPubllshad monthly by tho Coordinating Committoo ofSon Diogo County Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous.
(ICrORRR .Qy)
"ALCOHOLICS ANOIJYMOHS HAS NO OPINION ON OHTSLDE ISSUES; HENCE THE A.. A: NAME OUGHTNEVER BE DRAWN INTO PUBI.I.C CONTROVERSEi "
GRQiJ? NELL'S
Easy does it riders meet; ev'ery Satxirday(Mot'orr.yrle^') aj. Denny's Restaurant1-15 and i-riars Rd Leaves aptOA 8:50ior run in the sun or ram, whatever
SAN DIEGO CAMPING GROUP '• i .••ili meet October
14-16 at Indian Hills Campground. For Fun,ca:r!pir;g and good rrliowship, :.orae join js(.Please bring Fiie wood)
CARL TON LULLS D.-.SCUSS ION GROUP cn Mondaynices, needs help 'o grow.. Pieas ome r.o935 Ha 3be rns , i. -•.; s Ea::. r o .• iMdS r) . San ceeat the Lu-hfrran Char L>
FLEL'CLiHR HILLS TOES NIIE has be.en changedto 8350 Lake Murfa.y OJ.vd, (.at Jackson;Saint Andrews Lctnetan Charch Please Come
CHULA VIS LA RULE 62 GROUP (C) SMOKELESS
that had met Wednesdays at /:30 PM has beenDISCONTINUED
MONDAY NIIES ^EMON GROVE THEM.AwE GROUP . j9
and under), has beer. DISCONTLNUED
EAST SAN DiEGO (.Thuri nite) has changed io-Cd'^ion Co St Mark's Episcopal Cburrh o285Faitmouni, starting October 6"b.
NEW GROUPS
WATERWORKS GROUP meet^i iO •. 30-. i: 30 A M.
starting November '^'th at. 5/80 Ei CaminoReal Rd in Carisbad as an open participationmeet ingSANDPLPERS IMPERIAL BEACH meets every We.at 8:13 pm ( every 3rd Wed is a Pot-Luckat7:00 pm foiiow^ed by reg. meeting. Place:Bayside Elem. School,490 Emory, between 9thand iOth ort of Palm Ave.
announcements
THE 37th ANNUAL BANQUET will be Nov 5,197/for further inf-j contact Centra.l Office.
SPECIAL thanks to Audry C. ror giving tothe "lam Responsible Club" (Blood)
"SO LONG"I am ^aking this opportunity to thank
all the members of the Fellowship who havegiven me their support and love these pastfew years that I have been you Central Offi:secretary. The knowledge and experiencehas given me an opportunity to accept abigger challenge, which is part of mygrowth in A A
Lov U all
Colleen C.
TRADITIONS BREAKFAST-txckecs are now available from you G S .R s It Wxll be h^tidNov 20th ar rhe Elk's Lodge, lAOO Easv. Wash-.i.ngton. Ei Cajon . 9 am ccffee-9;30 bieak-rasr-iO:jO SpeaRer,iStan W.,Pacific Regional Trustee irom Fair rax, Ca)
26th ANNUAL CONVENTION IN LONG BEACH^ Oct.iu-ib li-in now on a.i I iniormation and res
et ^»at tons .Yrust be picked .:it be Long BeachArena .
speakers_SOiJTIl BAr pioneers"Oct 8 Madefyne P. £.» 1 ai 1*emon t
1 5 John F, San Juan Capistrano22 Rc-ky G. Ei To 10
29 ioisj W . Dana Point
a Rod R Long BeachNov
EAST COUNT1 SPEAKERS
Oct 8 B.tb S. lakewood
i 3 jMa£y I r. an .as El Oaj onz2 Rose Mane Chuia Vista
29 Maty C. Anaheim
cedar ST TUES niTE
Ozx. iL Caroline W Chuia Vista
„f Tom C. Santa Anaa
. 5 Father Bill W. El Cajoni Ciaire B LaJoila
8 Ira Y. Cosca Mesa
Nov
NORfil SHORES SAT NITE SPEAKERS
Oct 8 Ed C- Palm SpringsDot.cie, il. Palm Spring;Jack K. Los AngelasPatrick O'M TopangaSean A- Ids Angeles
8
13
22
29
2Nov
EASY DOES IT SPEAKERS
Oct 14 Casa De Oro Group2i Bill H, Long Beach28 Lola K. Bel li lower
Nov 4 Pat M. Venice
ii Clint H. Santa Monica
ALaNO CLUB ESCONDIDO RRIDaY 8:30
Oct iif Norm K. Vista
2i Kdti F. Oceanside
28 Manus & Jackie S. PowayNov 4 Father Bill W. El Cajon
MNCHO BERNARDO SPEAKER(FR1 PAINTED ROCK SCHL)Oct 2 s Clift R. (Dceanside
"REMEMBER THAT A A IS OUR VERY LIFE*. WITHOUT IT, what:- so lets do IVHAT must beDONE. SUPPORT i"OUR HOME GROUP', PLEASE*. I
fellowship of ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSINCOME STATEMENT
January 19 to September 29, 1977
$ 2,942.757.00
44.25
141.00
1,421.04
INCOME:
SOOKS & LITERATURE
PINS
TOKENS
BUCK-A-MONTH
GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS
MIS CELLAl^EOUS DONATIONS:
HENRY
JA1>{ M BIRTHDAY DONATIONOFFICE KITTY
IN 'l4EM0RY OF CLIFF B. FROMMABEL C.
$ 50.005.00
6.45
10.00
TOTAL INCOME:
EARl^ED INTEREST
DISBURSEMENTS:BOOKS & LITERATURE
TOKENS
PINS
RENT
TELEPHONE
ANSWERING SERVICE
OFFICE SUPPLIES
OFFICE SERVICES
SECRETARY EXPENSES
CO-COUNCIL
MEETING SCHEDULES
AD HOC COMM. TELEPHONE
WAGES SECRETARY
STANDBY SECWAGE TAXES
DEPRECIATION
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS:
NET PROFIT $ 215.09
INCOME:
BOOKS & LITERATURE
TOKENS
PINS
GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS
COFFEE KITTY
TOTAL INCOME:
DISBURSEMENTS:
BOOKS & LITERATURE
RENT
TELEPHONE
ANSWERING SERVICEOFFICE SERVICES
OFFICE SUPPLIES
WAGES
WAGE TAXES
TCTAL DISBURSEMENTS
NET PROFIT $ 173.02
825.9675.00
71.45
4,627.49
2,226.01.00
.00
475.00
132.25
114.60
310.28
115.17
30.00
15.00
.00
.00
900.96
63.1330.00
4,412.40
NORTH pOUNTY BRANCH OFFICE
$535.9530.00
29.50
835.87
5.70
$1,437.02
475.99
170.00
58.92
37.50
19.90
30.95
433.34
37.40
1,264.00
$ 24,353.92206.50
974.25
1,310.5012,991.18
1.969.13
41,805.48353.90
20,236.34594.20
580.58
4,275.001,189.85
980.71
2,057.08834.02
275.00
135.00
"1,604.1113.59
8,633.64782.72
270.00
42,461.84
SAN DIEGO CENTRAL OFFICE
2100 FOURTH AVE.
239-1365
NORTH COUNTY BRANCH OFFICE666 EAST VISTA WAY
758-2514
COORDlNAriNG COUNCIL MEEIING
The 385th meeting was called to order at 8 p.m. by Chairperson Harriett N. TraditionsV7ere read by Agnes W. Roll check by Mary Lee J. indicated 54 groups represented Minutesof previous meeting read by Standing Secretary Ken W. and approved as read.BUSINESS COMMITTEE report by Chairman Hal C. was approved as presented. CommitteememberDick D. has been absent 3 months and the position is declared vacant. Council action tofill the vacancy v/ill be taken next session. Committee review of September financial state—ment found all items in order. Ciarificaticn was made that an audit was ordered because
Council By-Laws prescribe it. The departure of Central Orfice Secretary. Colleen C. wasin no way audit-related. She personally acknowledged the timing of her departure was ather own" request to allow additionai time to cirve. Her letter of resignation to accept amore lucrative and deii.citive position wa s read- A subsequent motion was made and carriedto expend the sum of money net t.j exceed $iGC. required to present Colleen with a permanent,memento of the fellowship appreciation for her period ot employed service. Discussion ofthe audit report followed, Ai.i. r eceipted irunds were accounted for and round in order. Anexception to Cunocar records was caksn on a .~inor item which an earlier ecdit. snocid havecorrected- The item was for S300 in prepaid ren- shown an asset which h.aj,. in fact notbeen so for many years, and prior to the peri.oa cf service of ihe dspi-sried secretary.Further discussion vra-s tabled to next session conies or tl;e aa<l:.z report will be available. A permanent selection of Central Orfit-c Secretarv will be made in accordance withthe By-Laws, Pending this action. Ken ^*7. 2.=; insLalled -:<;•> standing se-cretaryj and c-ouncilapproved his signature as one of the tvvo rec.irei fox a LJ. check disbursements.
Business Committee brougnt -louncii ctts:.!-ion to an existing inequity in the pay theCouncil now authnrisec- for rhs North ;lountv Central Ortice Secretary Sam M, who receivesless for his full-time .'iervices than does his temporary stand-by rep 1act '.lenc for a comparableperiod cf work. Because the annual arfiOunt requires group approval, cha next session ofthe countii will be requested to provide group approvsj. to pay the North County CentralOffice Secretary an amount of $537.50 for his fuli-'lma •= a rvi psr month - vjhich is thesame anourAt the council already apprcvos as payment ^ -:he s-and-hy replacement for the samework- time. The Committee recommended and Council approved deietion of S30 per month carallowance for San Diego Central Ofiice Secretary- In iieu thereof, i5c per mile and reimburse-men*: for receipted expenses for directed business wi.,j 05 pa^d <: 0 any employee on directedbusiness cf Central Office. Cou.n.:il also extended $2h'0 per artnum cash payment, in lieu ofmedical and accident insurance, to the North County "enirai Office Secretary.PROGFiii'I COMMITTEE report given by Agnes. W. All speakers for Oc'ober tcnfiniied. Banquettickets are still av&i.lable.
PUBLIC iI-F0RM.-\T10N COfMITTEE report net. given. No commi ' e-e o.emtsrs were present. CentralOfiice informs that there are 1 backlog of rcuuests rox f< speaker.? awaiting oommitteeaction. Some are 2d and 3rd reouests,
OLD BUSINESS v/as tc select repiaccmenr tor Elicn M.: I. as Co-editor or the Coordinator.NEW BUSINESS action elected Peggy S. as the new Co-editor Couo.cxl action established thenumber of pages in the Coordinator is at the discretion cf the Editor.
Cliff R., area delegate to GSO New York expressed appreciation for council cooperation,Cooperatior hei-veen service elements oi i\A is being stressed. He Clarified that BirthdayDonations 'of $1.00 for each year of sobriety are traditionally made by individuals to GSONev7 York. This should not detract similar local action as well. Cliff advised that nev;
legislation provides assignement to alcohol programs in lieu of r eraoval ot driving licensesby the courts. As result many profit-oriented programs are being created, often backed bylavTyers or professional alcohol counselors and employing members of AA to promote theiractivities. Cliff suggests local AA groups be alert to such programs and urged the councilto reinstitute a committee to cooperate with the protessional ccrjr,unity- The ChairpersonHarriett N. charged the Business Committee with investigating ways to do this which wouldnot require amending the ByrLav;s". Standing Secretary Ken W informed the council that hehas already been approached at Central Office by an AA member requesting the office makeliterature on a medical detcxificaticn program available at the office. Ken advised himto consult the long form of the traditions in the back cf the AA Big Bock for guidance onthe policy he was follov7ing at Central Of rice and recommended groups review the long formof the traditions as the most erfectlve means of resolving questionable matters of the g roup.
Chuck W. was selected for the Program Committee. An Ad-Hoc Committee has beenappointed to review applications for the permanent selection of Central Off ice.:Secretary.The position is being advertised in the Coordinator.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:40 p.m.
TRADITION EIGHT (Long Form) Alcoholics Anonymous should remain forever non-professional.We define professionalism as the occupation of counseling alcoholics for fees or hire. Butwe may employ alcoholics where they are going to perform those services for which we mightotherwise have to engage nonalcoholics. Such special services may be well recompensed. Butour usual A.A. "12th Step" work is never to be paid for. (pages 566-567 Big Book)
PREPAID NOVEMBER A.A. BANQUET ($3,75.00) PREPAID TICKET SALES ($2700.00)
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WAR MEMORIAL BUILDING
YOUR CENTRAL MEETING
WEDNESDAYS 8:00 PM BALBOA PARK
OCTOBER 12
Committee Person Jim R.
StepsTT Jake B.Traditions Pat O'KSpeaker Harry H. San MarcosCakes:
1 Year—Penny G.Rose P.
DustyOCTOBER 26
Committee Person—Mike B.
Steps Joan T.Traditions Larry F.Speaker A1 P.
5 Years—Gladys H.10 Years—Tennyson S
OCTOBER 19
Committee Person —Area Assembly Night (Cliff R)Steps CliffTraditions DorothySpeaker Jerry F. Huntington Beach
(Mid Southern Area Delegate)Cakes:
1 Year—Phil K
NOVEMBER 2nd
Committee Person—Don B.
Steps Mathew C.Traditions Vern
Speaker A1 R. CovinaCakes: 5 years Troy W.
NOVEMBER 9th
Committee Person—Rosie H.
Steps Walter P.Traditions Pam C.Speaker Father. Bill W. El Cajon
SEPTEMBER CAKES
* "miEN WE LOOK BACK, WE REALIZE THAT THE THINGS*miCK CAME TO US t-JHEN WE PUT OURSELVES IN GOD'S
*HAIUDS WERE BETTER THAN ANYTHING WE COULD HAVE^PLANNED" (As Bill Sees It—Page 2)
1 YEAR
Kathy Mary B.Marilyn Dee H.Vangie VanPaula B. Mara M.
Bill R. Marcia G.
Hank F.
Gloria B.
Jim T.
Connie Q.Bill W.
Joe
Bill N.
Jim H.
Catherine P
Ron E.
"THE ELEVATOR TO SUCCESS IS SELDOM WORKING,YOU HAVE TO USE THE STEPS" (O.G.)
YOUR A.A. CALENDERNov 1 BUSINESS COMMITTEE MEETING 5:30 pm Central Office 2100 4th AveNov 2 PROGRAM COMMITTEE 7:00 P.M. War Memorial Building Prior to Central MeetingNov 3 PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE - 7:30 PM War Memorial BuildingNov 3 COORDINATING COUNCIL- 8:00 P.M. at the War Memorial Building
COOPERATION-AA IS NOT AFFILIATED with any related facility or outside interest, but we co-operate with them and they cooperate with us.THERE WILL BE A MEETING FOR ANYONE INTERESTEDIN WORKING TO BRING THE 22nd "INTERNATIONALYOUNG PEOPLE'S CONFERENCE" TO SAN DIEGO. Thisis the first meeting to see if enough peopleare interested in submitting a "bid". 1803 "I"Avenue in National City at 3:00 pm
5 Years
Vi W.
Jan M.
Ann G.
Phyllis S.
Esther B
MarilynNancy H.
10 Years
Sandy C.
2Q- Years
Georgia S
30 Years
Bud C.
The National Council on Alcoholism hasadvised us that they are operating asusual, contrary to the word that is beingpassed. They are having their Annual Meeting Wednesday October 19 at 7:00 pm, atthe U.S. Grant Hotel Pavilion Room.
CENTRAL OFFICE SECRETARY OPENINGTHE QUALIFICATIONS FOR POSITION OF SECRETARY FOR CENTR AL OFFICE OF SAN DIEGO COUNTYFELLOWSHIP OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS:
MALE OR FEMALE BONDABLE MEMBER OF A.A. PREFERRED FULL CHARGE DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPER ABILITY TO USE ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER WILLINGNESS TO LEARN OPERATION OF MULTI-LITH MACHINE THREE YEARS MINIMUM SOBRIETY FOR A.A. MEMBERS SALARY NEGOTIABLEAVAILABLE FOR INTERVIEW.
WRITTEN APPLICATION MUST BE IN CENTRAL OFFICE BY OR POSTMARKED ON NOVEMBER 30th, 1977APPLICATIONS TO BE SENT TO:
CENTRAL OFFICE, ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSAD HOC COMMITTEE/SECRETARY INTERVIEWS2100 FOURTH AVENUE
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92101
THE A A
CXX)RD1NAT0RPublished monthly by tho Coordinating Committooof , _ __Son Diogo County Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous. NOVEMBER 1977
"OUR PUBLIC REALTIONS POLICY IS BASED ON ATTRACTION RATHER THAN PROMOTION; WE NEEDMAINTAIN PERSONAL ANONYMITY AT THE LEVEL OF PRESS, RADIO, AND FILMS"
GROUP NEWS
EASY DOES IT RIDERS (motorcycles) meetevery Sat. at Denny's Rest. 1-15 AndFriars Rd. Leaves Approx. 8:30 am.For Further info contact O.B. (420-4908)
SAN DIE60 CAMPING GROUP #1 will meet onNovember 18-20 at Indian Hills CampgroundFor reservations and further info contact
Dave J. (449-6538)_
SAN DIEGO CAMPING GOUP #2 will meet December
2-4 at All Seasons Campground located 10miles north of Escondido on 1-15. For furtherinfo contact Dale G. (420-1808)
FLETCHER HILLS STEP STUDY has changed loc=ation to St Andrews Lutheran Church, 8350Lake Murray Blvd
FLETCHER HILLS MONDAY NIGHT GROUP has
changed to ST ANDREWS LUTHERAN CHURCH 8350Lake Nurray Blvd.
26th ANNUAL POTLOCK-LAKESIDE GROUP happensDec 15 at 6:00pm with meeting to follow.Ham & turkey will be provided. Bring yourfavorite dish and place setting to ChannelRd behind the Presbyterian church. Comeone come all!I
ANNUAL POTLUCK FOR ROLANDO SAT NITE GRP
will be held approx Dec 17. Exact timewill be in December's Coordiantor.
YOUNG PEOPLfiS SPEAKERS PARTICIPATION Sun.4335 30th street has been cancelled.
20-40 TUES NITE GRP has been discontinued.A podium and coffee pot are available tofirst group willing to pick up. ContactPaul N. (420-2310)
NEW GROUPS
CHULA VISTA OPEN DOOR (Gay) Meets everyThursday Nite 8:30pm 211 Madrona St.For further info contact Pete (426-6732)
YMGA SATURDAY NITE 7:00pm at YMCA bldg8th & 'C' St Downtown.
TORREY PINES DAYTIME group every Mondayand Friday 1-2 pm at rear of VeteransHospital starting October 28.
CLOSED WOMEN'S DISC. GRP meets everyThursday nite 8:15pm at the Alano Club30th and Grape st.
WATER WORKS GROUP (North County) meets10:30-11:30am at 5780 El Camino Real,Carlsba'd. Everyone welcome.
SPEAKERS
CEDAR STREET TUESDAY NITE
Nov 15 Louise & Willie Leqiom Grove22 Howard P. Culver City29 Ski A. San Diego
Dec 6 Virginia M. Van Nuys
SOUTH BAY PIONEERS
Nov 5 Rodney R. Long Beavh12 Dr. Paul 0. Annaheim
19 John H. Los Angeles26 Ski A. San Diego
Dec 3 Les A. Baldwin Park
NORTH SHORES SATURDAY NITE
Nov 5 Art S. San Diego12 NO MEETING
19 Doug H. Pasadnea26 Nancy Lou McC. San Diego
Dec 3 Joan S. San Diego10 Jack K. Los Angeles.
ALANO CLUB ESCONDIDO FRIDAY 8:30
Nov 11 Roy Y..Oceanside18 Marge O'N. Escondido25th Marie 0. Huntington Beach
Dec 2 Ancel C. Los Angeles
RANCHO BERNARDO SPEAKERS
Nov 18 LouAnne S
EASY DOES IT
Nov
DSc
11
18
25
2
9
Clint H.
Bill O'N.Angie S.Jeanne J.
Donnie f.
Beverly Hills
Santa Monica
Covina
OrangeLos AngelesYuma. (There will
be a POTLUCK at 6:00pm Group will supplyTurkey-you bring a dish and your body at .the
Golden Avenue School in Lemon Grove.
I I! II II II II M II II IIII II II II 11 I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I
ALL NEWS FOR CORDINATOR MUST BE IN CNTRAL
OFFICE BY THE FIRST OF EVERY MONTH OR THERE
IS A CHANCE YOUR NEWS WONT BE NEW NEWS
ATTENTION DUB TO A GREAT AND UNKNOWN FEAR OUR CENTRAL OFFICE TURKEY WILL TAKE THE DAY OFF
NOVEMBER 24th (HE MIGHT LOOSE HIS FEATHERS IF HE' IS THERE) CENTRAL OFFICE WILL BECLOSED FOR THANKSGIVING THURSDAY NOVEMBER 24th.
INCOME STATEMENT &BALANCE SHEET: As prepared by Cunocar Accounting Services for 'Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous for period January 1, 1977 to October 31, 1977,Cut-off date for records - 27 October 1977
INCOME STATEMENT FOR OCTOBER 1977INCOME: Yr. to Date OctoberBooks &Literature $ 30,756.39 $ 2,623.76Pins 774.09 37.00
following is an excerpt from the October-November 1977 "BOS 4-5-9 News andNotes from the General Service Office of A.A. in New York.
DOES)THE G.S. CONFERENCE REALLY 'BOSS' A.A.?
and T!J^lft"TradLtnsi' ""Pif happened to be members of your own group's steering committee —orsfr^^ce off?"® board, or worked in some A.A.StMs Ld ^ P''® "right" or "authority" to change ourSteps and Traditions without consulting the rest of us?
readi^f <=herlsh our freedom in A.A., we ought to look into such matters. Byreading the Conference Charter, we'd find we are insulated against exactly suchpower drivers by our General Service Conference,
Established by our Society in 1955 (after a five-year trial run), the Con-
chMt« L'r® obligations and the power that are clearly set forth in thisFellnw^hin ? ®i™pi® id®®® that make it possible for our unorganizedwithout legaUs?L"owL5?'̂ " ^ "'̂ derly way,Alcnh^lof^r*^ section reads: "1. Purpose: The General Service Conference oft^^Twel™ P*"® services and of the Twelve Steps^ve^en?.!"!" Conference shall be a service body only; never a
A.A. ideas, this turns out to concern the heart more than the mind,although it is rooted squarely in practical down-to-earth common sense.
^ we taow, many (maybe most) A.A.'s dislike intensely anyone's trying to^ercise authority over us. So the ordinary organization style - hiSr^hy ?fpower with authority flowing from the top ~ is turned topsy-turvy in AA. Given
nw™°g?ve?rit!"^^ '̂'̂ ' P^® '̂ °"^®'®"®® i® 'old it must serve the Fellowship,
COORDINATING
COUNCIL MEETING
The 386th meeting of the Council was called to order by Chairwoman Harriett N. at 8 pmon 3 Nov. 1977. Traditions were read by Bill L. Roll check by Mary Lee J, ultimatelyindicated that 61 groups were represented. Minutes of the previous meeting were read byStanding Secretary Ken W. and corrected to reflect that Chuck C. was the selection for theProgram Committee rather than Chuck W. as reported.
Business Committee report by Hal C. indicated that funds for the previous month werefound to be in order. He called attention to the format and stated that next month thereport would again reflect the break—out of North County items. Of numerous items beingreviewed by the Ad Hoc Committee, some were appropriate for action at this time. Theywere a number of items affecting Central Office employees and pertained to specifiedholidays, paid vacation time, sick-time benefits and health insurance. Council approvedthe items presented. Details on the specifics are available from the Business Committee.Copies of the 4-page cover letter and auditors opinion from Jassoy, Graff & Douglas weredistributed. After discussion, it was noted that following review by council members,further discussion would probably ensue at the next meeting. There was insufficientinterest in having the more lengthy section of the audit report reproduced. However,the Business Committee was charged with preparing a topical outline of the "Housekeeping-type" recommendation in the report which will be available at the next council meeting.The previously announced vacancy on the Business Committee was filled by Bob B. ofNorth County. This partial-term service does not affect Bob's eligibility for futurefull-term service.
Program Committee report given by Bill P. Not all speakers are confirmed for themonth of November. The Anniversary Banquet will be held 5 November 1977 at the Town& Country Hotel.
Public Information Committee report was not given by a committee member. Due toresignations and illness, none were present at this council meeting. ChairwomanHarriett N. covered available information on the committee activities for the month.Bill B. (who is now recuperating from surgery) and Betty M. have filled in and coveredthe default actions requesting Public Information speakers. Newly elected members tothe Public Information Committee are Sully and Charlotte L. The Chairman of theBusiness Committee solicits in-put from the fellowship of names of qualified membersinterested in future service on the Public Information Committee,
Under old business, the council approved paying the North County Central OfficeSecretary the amount of $537.50 per month for his full-time services. Peggy S., thenewly elected Co-Editor of the Coordinator has advised that, according to thesobriety requirements specified in the Council By-Laws, she is short of the timespecified for the position. Further, that she will, as a volunteer, continue toassist the Editor Bob S. , regardless of title or status, if her services are desired.Officially, the position of Co-Editor of the Coordinator is now declared to be vacant,and may be filled by a qualified and interested member of the fellowship.
New business consisted of a report of activities of the San Diego InstitutionalCommittee by Charlie T. The packet of information he presented to the Secretaryis available to any interested members of the fellowship, and is retained at theCentral Office.
Pat F. requested clarification of previous council discussion about the practiceof selling non-conference approved it ems, such as cigarette lighters, at Central Office,and wanted to know if these items would continue to be sold through Central Olfice.Hal C. stated that such memorabilia and trinketry was still being sold, but that stockswere reduced and had not been recently re-ordered. The re-order policy is underreview and additional comments on the sale of these items, and the implications toour tax-exempt status will be made at the next council meeting, *(NOTE: Excerpts ofminutes of previous meetings pertaining to this subject are reproduced below)
Bob S. made a motion to adjourn. The meeting was adjourned at 9:40 p,m,
itic^c^eit-kicie'k'kieieie
* Minutes of 383rd council were prepared as follows: "The Ad Hoc Committee has expressedtheir concern over the volume of gifts, mementos and other non-AA approved items oninventory and being handled through Central Office, and the danger of violation ofrequirements for our tax-exempt status. It was recommended and endorsed that any moniesrelated to handling of non-AA items, ie: Praying Hands Cigarette Lighters, Ballpointpens,plaques, pins, etc be so separated and separately recorded as to.assure they are not mixedwith regular AA Office funds for AA literature or group contributions. The Chairman of theBusiness Committee will make arrangements for this separate accounting by the Central OfficeSecretary responsible for handling funds."—^ 'At the 384th council meeting this segmentwas corrected as follows: "Minutes read that Hal C. reported that Business Committeerecommended and endorsed that any monies related to handling Non A.A. items be seperated(sic)and separately recorded. This should have been recorded to read that Hal C* reported thatNon-AA items be displayed seperate and apart from AA World Service Materials,"
GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS: Received through Inv. #42926 - 26 Oct 77 cut-off San Diego Office,#41409 - 21 Oct 77 cut-off at Vista Branch.
OCT 1977ALPINE -0- 25.00ALLIED DISC. -0- 55.00ACTION DISC. -0- 10.00AMIGOS VERDADEROS 5.00 35.00ASW GROUP -0- 50.00A.A. WORKSHOP 345.00 1,158.00ALANO BREAKFAST -0- 50.00ANONYMOUS 50.00 375.00BAY PARK STUDY 10.00 115.00BORREGO SPRINGS -0- 12.50BEACH ARE A BEGINNERS 25.00 565.00BEACH AREA BEGINNERS #2 40.00 190.00BEACH CLUB LUNCHEDIN -0- 220.00BIG BOOK STUDY -0- 5.00*BROWN BAGGERS MON. 20.00 110.00*BROWN BAGGERS TUES. 20.00 90.00*BROWN BAGGERS WED. 20.00 90.00BROWN BAGGERS THURS -0- 80.00BROWN BAGGERS FRl. 15.00 92.00BROWN BAGGERS SAT 21.00 71.00CANDLELIGHT GROUP -0- 10.00CARLSBAD MENS -0- 100.00CARLSBAD TUES. 20.00 65.00CARLSBAD BIGBOOK STUDY -0- 120.00CARLTON HILLS -0- 15.00CAMPING GROUP #1 -0- 45.00CAMPING GROUP #2 -0- 20.00CASA DE OR A -0- 197.05CEDAR ST. DAYTIME 30.00 210.00CEDAR ST. TUES. -0- 20.00CEDAR ST. MENS 35.00 115.00CEDAR ST. FRIDAY -0- 80.00CHULA VISTA RULE 62 6.93 16.93CHULA VISTA MONDAY 10.00 40.00CHULA VISTA STEPSTUDY 10.00 20.00CHULA VISTA DISC. SAT. 15.00 55.00CHULA VISTA DAYTIME -0- 10.00CHULA VISTA OPEN-DOOR(GAY) 10.00 10.00CLAIREMONT WOMENS 10.00 140.00CLAIREMONT WOMENS STEPSTUDY-0- 5.00CLAIREMONT MENS -0- 237.00CLAIREMONT TUES. -0- 121.50CLAIREMONT WED. -0- 10.00CORONADO WOMENS 5.00 10.00CORONADO MONDAY -0-** 490.00
date will be shown next month)CORONADO COASTAL STEPSTUDY 10.00 40.00CORONADO PROSPECT #2 -0- 20.00CORONADO PROSPECT #3 -0- 20.00CORONADO SUNDAY -0- 90.00DEL MAR MONDAY -0- 185.00DEL MAR SAT. -0- 327.95DOWNTOWN DISC. -0- 10.00DRY DOCK #21 -0- 20.00DRY DOCK #27 20.00 70.00DRY DOCK #2 -0- 65.00DRY DOCK #20 -0- 75.00early birds -0- 60.00EARLY RISERS -0- 25.00EAST CO. SPEAKERS -0- 125.00EAST SAN DIEGO -0- 55.00EL CAJON WED. -0- 20.00EL CAJON BEGINNERS -0- 85.00EL CAJON 12 & 12 10.00 75.00EL RANCHO BROKO 5.00 5.00EASY DOES IT SPEAKERS -0- 280.00EASY DOES IT RIDERS -0- 20.00EL CAJON TUES. -0- 190.00ESCONDIDO FRl MENS -0- 15.00ESCONDIDO NEWCOMERS -0- 20.00EL CAJON STEPSTUDY -0- 10.00EAST CO. DAYTIME -0- io.ooESCONDIDO SMOKELESS -0- 10.54
FALLBROOK SMOKELESS -0- 20.00*FALLBROOK SUNDAY 50.00 301.00FALLBROOK TUES 100.00 325.00*FELL0WSH1P CENTER 10.00 45.00FLETCHER HILLS STEPSTUDY -0- 60.00FLETCHER HILLS SMOKELESS 40.00 105.00FLETCHER HILLS MONDAY -0- 220.00FRIDAY CHILDREN (C) WOMENS -0- 10.00*FR1. ACCEPTANCE GROUP -0- 85.00FRIDAY NIGHT MENS -0- 50.00FRl. LIVE & LET LIVE (GAY) -0- 100.00GRASS ROOTS -0- 40.00GROVE LUNCHEON -0- 25.00GROVE STEPSTUDY -0- 15.00HAPPY HOUR 6PM FRIDAY 15.00 15.00HOMESTEADERS -0- 30.00HERE & NOW PROGRESSIVE 5.00 15.00HERE & NOW (GAY) -0- 10.00*HERE & NOW #1 -0- 101.25HERE & NOW SUN. -0- 66.00HOW IT IS GROUP -0- 24.88HERMANOS ALCO LATIN -0- 19.00*H1DDEN VALLEY MIXED 20.00 165.00INDIAN CENTER -0- 55.00IMPERIAL BEACH 15.00 115.00INFORMAL GROUP -0- 4.00INTERNATIONAL GROUP 15.00 92.00KNOW YOUR BIG BOOK -0- 90.00LA NUEVA VIDA -0- 35.00LWYRS & DR. ANONYMOUS 7.00 57.00LA JOLLA MONDAY -0- 150.00LA JOLLA THURS. 75.00 200.00LA JOLLA WOMENS -0- 140.00LAKESIDE -0- 30.00LA MESA MENS 15.00 70.00LA MESA MIXED -0- 181.60LINDA VISTA -0- 140.00LEMON GROVE STEP ONE -0- 25.00LEMON GROVE SPEAKERS -0- 110.00LEMON GROVE SUNDAY -0- 202.00LEMON GROVE (C) WOMENS 30.00 145.00MESA VISTA 10.00 10.00MISSION BAY -0- 10.00MIRA MESA SUNDAY -0- 105.00MIRA MESA TUES. -0- 81.00MONDAY 12 & 12 (GAY) -0- 40.00LOMA PORTAL GROUP -0- 270.00MISSION HILLS -0- 350.00MISSION HILLS STEP DISC. 6.00 6.00NAVAJO ROAD GROUP -0- 50.00MIRAMAR NOONERS 18.50 18.50N.A.S. NOONERS -0- 40.00NATIONAL CITY -0- 90.00NASSCO TUES. -0- 30.00NASSCO THURS. -0- 30.00NITTY GRITTY 12.77 47.77NOON AT THE GROVE 10.00 10.00*N0. CO. SERENITY -0- 150.00NO. CO. BEG. THURS. -0- 25.00NORTH PARK -0- 30.00NO SHORES BIG BOOK -0- 30.00NO. SHORES DISC. THURS. -0- 30.00NO. SHORES SUN NITE. -0- . 8.00NO. SHORES Q & A ' 10.00
SERENITY DISC.SAN DIEGO SPEAKERSSANTEE THURS.
SANTEE SUNDAYS.D. YOUNG PEOPLES.D «A.1.0•SO. BAY Q & A.SO. BAY PIONEERS
SO. BAY WOMENS
SPRING VALLEY STEPSTUDYSTADIUM
SPRING VALLEY THURS.SUNDAY IttD-DAY
SUNDAY NITE YSAN MARCOS WED.*SAN MARCOS SPEAKERSSAN MARCOS STEPSTUDYSERENITY LUNCHEONSTEP ONE GROUP
SUNDAY OPEN
SAN DIEGUETO WOMENSSAN DIEGUETO STEPSTUDYSTREAMVIEW DAYTIME
SO. CLAIREMONT FRI.SO. BAY TRIANGLETHE NOW GROUP
TRADITION ONE STEPSTUDY30th & GRAPE TUES.TIERASANTA HEIGHTSTWENTY-FORTY
TWENTY FOUR HOUR GROUPTURNING POINT TUES.
TURNING POINT SUN.UNIVERSITY CITY
VISION FOR YOU
*VISTA THURS
*VISTA SMOKELESS
VISTA FRI. NEWCOMERS
*VISTA VIEW
VISTA HILLS
*VISTA SUN MORN
VISTA STEP BY STEP
WOMENS
WOMENS STEP STUDYWED NITE MIXED (C)
JV.OCT 1977
NO. SHORES HAPPY HOUR -0- 20.00
NO. SHORES SAT. NITE 100.00 600.00
NO. SHORES SAT. AFT. -0- 70.00
NO. SHORES MEN -0- 35.00
NO. SHORES SHARE&CARE 10.00 93.50
OCEAN BEACH TUES -0- 77.00
OCEAN BEACH THURS. -0- 20.00
OCEANSIDE NOON BRUNCH -0- 5.00
*OCEANSIDE WED DISC. -0- 149.62
OCEANSIDE TUES. PART. -0- 75.00
OCEANSIDE FRI. PART. -0- 225.00
OCEANSIDE SUN NITE -0- 25.00
OCEANSIDE LIVE & LET LIVE -0- 20.00
^OCEANSIDE BROWN BAGGERS 20.00 40.00
OCEANSIDE SAT. PART. -0- 75.00
OCEANSIDE MENS -0- 32.00
''cOCEANSIDE 12 & 12 -0- 225.00
OLD FASHIONS -0- 29.50
OCEANSIDE FRI. SPEAKERS -0- 61.90
OCEANSIDE NOON WOMENS WED. -0- 135.70
OCEANSIDE YOUNG PEOPLE -0- 10.00
OLD TOWN STUDY -0- 15.00
OLD TIMERS 5.00 45.00
PARADISE HILLS -0- 60.00
PALOMAR GROUP -0- 78.30
POT LUCK PROBLEM SOLVERS -0- 20.00
OPEN MEETING 5.00 20.00
P.B. YOUNG PEOPLE -0- 10.00
PEOPLE OPEN END -0- 10.00
POINT LOMA MENS -0- 50.00
POINT LOMA WED. 25.00 135.00
POINT LOMA SUNDAY -0- 20.00
POWAY THRESHOLD -0- 105.00
POWAY TRADITIONS -0- 200.00
POWAY SAT OPEN END -0- 73.00
QUESTION & ANSWERS -0- 15.00
RAMONA SUNLIGHT GROUP -0- 8.00
''^RANCHO BERNARDO -0- 301.00
RANCHO SANTA FE -0- 300.00
RAMONA BAREFOOT TUES. -0- 10.00
RAMONA FRIDAY -0- 35.00
RAINBOW FRIDAY -0- 35.00
RECOVERY STEP STUDY -0- 25.00
ROLANDO -0- 137.00
SERENDIPITY WOMENS -0- 30.00
SERENITY WOMENS -0- 20.00
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OCT 1977
15.00 43.00
40.00 80.00
-0- 60.00
-0- 45.00
30.00 183.54
5.00 5.00
10.00 30.00
60.00 440.00
-0- 55.00
-0- 30.00
-0- 60.00
-0- 50.00
-0- 40.00
5.00 15.00
-0- 40.00
-0- 480.00
36.00 122.75
-0- 35.00
-0- 30.00
-0- 5.00
-0- 16.30
-0- 100.00
-0- 10.00
-0- 90.00
-0- 95.00
-0- 140.00
-0- 10.00
10.00 55.00
-0- 282.69
-0- 15.00
10.00 100.00
-0- 36.00
-0- 110.00
25.00 130.00
-0- 75.02
70.00 220.00
-0- 55.00
-0- 222.93
-0- 79.11
-0- 20.00
75.00 300.00
-0- 50.00
-0- 120.00
25.00 75.00
-sG-rOO 10.00
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OCTOBER ACTIONS BY PROGRAM COMMITTEE
AT
SAN DIEGO CENTRAL OFFICE
FUNDS RECEIVED
Central Meeting Collections
FUNDS PAID OUT
Banquet Ticket Baled
TOTAL RECEIVED
340.17
1,670.00
$ 2,010.17
PROGRAM COMMITTEE NET GAIN FOR OCTOBER
Purchases of Books, Literatureand Tokens
VA Memorial Bldg - Rent
Menlo Bakery - Cakes
Town & Country -PPre-paidBanquet Expensess
TOTAL PAID-OUT
$ 60.67
15.10
150.00
44.40
1,740.00
$ 1,949.50
WARIEMORIAL BUILDING
YOUR CENTRAL MEETINGWEDNESDAYS 8:00 P.M. BALBOA PARK
NOVEMBER 9th
Comm. Person Rosie H.
Steps Walter P.Traditions Pam C.
Speaker Fr. Bill W. ElcajonCakes: 1 Year
Patrick D.
NOVEMBER 16th
Comm. Person Chuck C.Steps Betty P.Traditions Joe P.Speaker ^Warren B, Santee
NOVEMBER 23rd
Comm. Person Unconfirmed
Steps= UnconfirmedTraditions Unconfirmed
Speaker UnconfirmedCakes: 5 Years
Charlie K.
DECEMBER 7th
Comm. Person Don B.
Steps Unconfirmed'Traditions Unconfirmed
Speaker John La. SanI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
"FEAR NOT THE DREAD UNKNOWN
FOR IT'S DEADLY CAUSE WILL
SOON BE SHOWN"
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
November 30th
Comm. Person Mike B.Steps Dick L.Traditions Connie Q.Speaker Shirley P. OceansideCakes: 15 Years
Jewell J.
I I I I I I I I I I IM I I Ml I I I I I I I I I I 1I I I I I Ij^l I I I I I i I I I I I+ i Year 5 Years
+ Connie Q Bob A. Gladys H,+ Catherine P. Phil K Troy W.+ Bill R. Phil S.
+ Marcie G Difiuie V. tQ-¥earsDiego + Bill W. Leo M. Sandy C. Dan L.II II II M I Benny C. Ron C. Tennys6n S. Ben
+ Penny G. Manue; R.+ Rose P. John W. 15 Years+ Dusty Will N. Rosemary B.+
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IMI I I I I I I I I I I I 11 I I I I I M I I I I II II I
YOUR A.A. CALANDER
Nov 20 SAN DIEGO AREA INSTITUTIONAL COMM. Business meetong-12:30 P.M. at St. David'sChurch 5050 Milton In Clairemonjr.
Nov 29 BUSINESS COMMITTEE MEETING 5:30 P.M. Central Office 2100 4th Ave.
Nov 30 PROGRAM COMMITTE 7:00 P.M. War Memorial Bldg prior to Central MeetingDec 1 PUBLIC INFORMATION COMM. 7:30 P.M. at the War Memorial Bldg.Dec 1 COORDINATING COUNCIL 8:00 P.M. at the War Memorial BldgDec 18 SAN DIEGO AREA INSTITUTIONAL COMM. Business meeting 12:30 P.M. St David's
Church 5050 Milton in Clairemont.I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I
"ELECTIONS'.".".' OPPORTUNITIES FOR SERVICE. ON DECEMBER FIRST YOUR COORDINATING COUNCIL WILL,IN THEIR REGULAR SESSION ELECT CANDIDATES FOR SEVERAL OPENINGS THAT OCCUR EVERY YEARAT THIS TIME. COORDINATORS PLEASE BE SURE THAT YOU ARE THERE REPRESENTING YOUR GROUP.OPENINGS AND QUALIFICATIONS ARE PRINTED ON THE EXTRA PAGE INCLUDED IN THIS ISSUE.
TRADITIONS BREAKFAST
Tickets are now available from Your G.S.Rs. It will be held Sunday morning, Nov.20th at the Elk's Lodge, 1400 E. Washington, El Cajon. 9:00 A.M. Coffee 9:30Breakfast 10:30 Speaker, namely Stan W. Pacific Regional Trustee, fromFairfax, Calif. Please come and participate.
Winnie S. of North County passed away on October 26,1977. The Fellowship of AlcholicsAnonymous in San Diego, especially in North County, expresses deepest sympathy and regretour loss. Winnie served the North County Branch office as Secretary before a permanentselection was made, and has been an active volunteer in many of the Services of our Fellowship. The Fellowship has lost a dedicated and very active member. Our prayers are withyou Winnie-God Speed.
SAN DIEGO CENTRAL AND NORTH COUNTY OFFICES HAVE RECEIVED SPECIAL DONATIONS DURING THE MONTHOF OCTOBER. THE FELLOWSHIP OF ALCOHOLICS ANQJTYMOUS EXPRESSES THANKS AND APPRECIATION FORTHE FOLLOWING DONATIONS:
CENTRAL OFFICE
SAN DIEGO AREA INSTUTIONAL COMM.
HAL C. CLIFF L. SARAH ANNE F. jIN MEMORIUM FOR LLOYD R., ROBERT rJ,BENNIE J.
NORTH COUNTY . ,IN MEMORIUM OF WINNIE S. From;
Joanne M. Amy D.Marie F. Tony F.Ann N. Dean G.-
Verda G.
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TO BE ELECTED BY THE COORDINATING COUNCIL DECEMBER 1st
CHAIRMAN COORDINATING COUNCIL BUSINESS COMMITTEE.. .TWO MEN & iWOMANTERM: SIX MONTHS TERM: ONE YEAR
REQUIREMENTS 3 YEARS SOBRIEr/ AND 6 REQUIREMENT: • THREE YEARS SOBRIETYMONTHS AS COORDINATOR TO SUCCEED: BOB BCINDY
TO SUCCEED: HARRIET N. STU W.
ASS'T CHAIRMAN COORDINATING COUNCIL PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE..2 MEMBERS
TERM: SIX MONTHS TERM: ONE YEAR
REQRMNTS: SAME AS CHAIRMAN REQUIREMENTS: THREE YEARS SOBRIETYTO SUCCEED: MARY LEE J. TO SUCCEED: ?
CO-CHAIRMAN PROGRAM COMMITTEE PROGRAM COMM ONE FEMALE MEMBER
TERM: ONE YEAR TERM: SIX MONTHS
REQURMNTS: 3 YEARS SOBRIETY AND 6 REQUIRMENTS: TWO YEARS SOBRIETYMONTHS ON PROG. COMM.
TO SUCCEED: BILL P. CO-EDITOR OF COORDINATOR
TERM: TWO YEARS
SECRETARY PROGRAM COMMITTEE REQUIREMENTS: TWO YEARS. SOBRIETYTERM: ONE YEAR TO SUCCEED: PEGGY S.
COOPERATION-A.A. IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY RELATED FACILITY OR OUSIDE INTEREST, BUT WECOPERATE WITH THEM AND THEY COOPERATE WITH US.
THE LEMON GROVE ALANO CLUB WILL CELEBRATE THEIR FIRST ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY NOVEMBER 27, 1977WITH AN OPEN HOUSE FROM 1:00 P.M. TILL CLOSING. COME SHARE THEIR THANKSGIVING SMORGAS-
BORRD ALONG WITH FELLOWSHIP AND LOVE. RAFFLES AND OTHER SURPRISES. WHERE???
7126 LONDON LANE, LEMON GROVE.************************************************************************************************
Do you have questions?
SAN DIEGO AND IMPERIAL COUNTY "SPRING ROUNDUP"
OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
APRIL 14, 15, 16, 1978Do you want to help?
eOME TO OUR OPEN MEETING
WAR'WIORIAL BUILDING ROOM 3
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 19773:30 P.M.
El CENTRAL AIRPORT
IMPERIAL COUNTY
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4th1:00 P.M.
For Directions call: Jan 272-3521 or Phyllis 560-0866
(You can help further by Registering early for the Roundup. Like NowVV"
