1978

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1978

THE AA
COORDINATOR
Publishod monthly by the Coordinating Commlttoo of
Son DIogo County Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous.
APRIL 1978
"EACH GROUP SHOULD BE AUTONOMOUS EXCEPT IN MATTERS AFFECTING OTHER GROUPS OR A.A. AS
A WHOLE."
GROUP NEWS
NEW MEETINGS
EASY DOES IT RIDERS (motorcycle) meets every
Sunday, Denny's Rest., Friars Rd And SD163.
Leaves approx 8:30am for ride & meeting.
INDIAN CENTER OPEN DISC. Mondays 8:00pm
1430 7th Ave, San Diego.
Contact Neadl D.
INDIAN FREEDOM RANCH Has two meetings. On
Wed. & Fri.,both at 8:15pm. Buckman
Springs Raod, Campo.
(460-1218) For info.
THE 1st WEEKENDERS CAMPING GROUP will meet
at Waddel's Barrett Lake Trailer Park on May
5-7. Contact Henry or Emily (427-4175)
MINGLE WITH THE SINGLES, (C), Mixed^./
Tuesday, 7:30pm, 233 4th Ave. Chula
OLD TOWN STEP STUDY has changed it's name to
Clairemont Sat. Nite Step Study, 8:15pm, Sat
St Mark's Meth Church, 3502 Clairemont Dr.
Vista.
MCRD
'
BROWNBAGGERS (Disc) Tues., 11:30pm
Bldg 216, Marine Base Off Pacific Hwy.
SAN DIEGUITO MIXED(C) whic had met Wed. 8:00pm
Chamber Of Commerce Bldg, Encinitas, Has been
KITCHEN GROUP (Part) Fri. 8:15pm Corner
of Orange & 5th, Lutheran Ch., Coronado.
DISCONTINUED.
MEETING AFTER Which had met Fridays at 8th & C
has changed to Saturdays, Same Place.
EAST COAST (Speaker Disc) Tues 8:15pm
SERENDIPITY WOMEN'S (C) has changed it's meet
ing day & place from 12:30pm, 4th & anita, TO
Thurs 12:30pm, 545 E. Naples, Chula Vista.
CLAIREMONT BROWNBAGGERS(Disc) Thurs 12
FACES, Magnolia & Lexington, El Cajon.
noon 4790 Clairemont Mesa Blvd.
NORTH CLAIREMONT SUNDAY NITE(open) Sun.
SATURDAY NITE Y has changed their meeting
time to 8:15pm.
7:00pm, 4790 Clairemont Mesa Blvd.
SOUTHWOOD GROUP, Chula Vista Has changed their
meeting time to 8:00pm.
4790 Clairemont Mesa Blvd.
CLAIREMONT SPEAKERS, Friday 8:00pm,
CLAIREMONT OPEN(Disc) Sun. 1:00pm
RAMONA GUT LEVEL STEP STUDY, Sun Nite, 8:15pm,
4790 Clairemont Mesa Blvd.
has moved to the CAP Office 1122 B St.
SANDPIPERS II (Disc) Thurs. 2:00pm
1488 First St., Imperial Beach.
DEL MAR WOMEN'S, Thursdays 10:30am has been
DISCONTINUED.
SPANISH SPEAKERS Saturdays:15pm
4020 3oth St. Upstairs.
SANDPIEPRS IMPERIAL BEACH, has moved to the
Grrenfield Mobile Clubhouse, on Iris just
off 1-5.
LA JOLLA STEP STUDY (Open) Wed 8:00pm
7725 Girard.
ESCONDIDO STEP SPEAKER PANEL Thurs. 8:00pm,
4th & Hickory has been DISCONTINUED.
NEW HORIZONS(Disc) Mon. 8:00pm 446
26th St, Community Hosp. San Diego.
LEMON GROVE WOMEN'S (C) Wed. has moved to
the Lemon Grove Meth Ch. 3205 Washington
HOW IT WORKS(C) Wed 6:45pm Beginners,
8:00pm Closed Mixed. 17010 Pomerado
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" Comm Church Rancho BernaY'do
at Golden.
HELP
HELP
HELP
HELP
HELP
HELP
The Following meetings need members to help
support:
INLAND EMPIRE-SATURDAY NIGHT
HEARTLAND-TUESDAY NIGHT
EL CAJON PARTICIPATION-THURSDAY NITE (All are
held at Renette Center Scout Bldg, El Cajon.
SUNLIGHT & SPIRITS Sun 1:30, Coronado
*
*'
ENCINITAS YOUNG PEOPLE'S Tues 8:00pm
YMCA, Saxony Boy Scout Annex.
LIVING FAITH(Disc) Tues. 8:00pm Los
Penasquitas School 14125 Cuca St.
SINGLE OVER THIRTY(C) Saturdays 1:00pm
503 Vista Bella Ave, Oceanside.
•k'kic'k'ic'k'k-k'ic'kitit'it'k'k^kic'kie'k'kic-k-ie^kie'k-kit-k-k'k'kie-if-krkif-ic-it'icrk'k'k'k'k'k'k'kicieic-k-ieie'k-k-k-k'k'ie'k'k'k'kic'ic'ic'kic'k'k'kic-k'k'k'k'k'it^k'it'k'k'k'k'k-k-kic
TO ALL GROUPS HOLDING THEIR DANCES AT THE WAR MEMORIAL BUILDIN...YOU MUST HAVE CONTACTED
ART BY THE THURSDAY PROCEEDING THE SATURDAY NIGHT DANCES...THEY SET UP ONLY ONCE
CHANGES WILL HAVE TO BE DONE BY YOU!!!1
ANY
INCOME & EXPENSE CONTINUED YEAR
SPECIAL EVENTS
TO DATE
MARCH
NET GAIN YEAR TO DATE (New Year's Dance)
$
103.86
$
PROGRAM COMMITTEE (CENTRAL MEETING)
INCOME:
Collection
397.42
319.35
1,178.57
Literature
124.55
267.19
650.72
$1,765.11
Raffle
$
TOTAL INCOME
$
EXPENSES:
$
Janitor
Bakery
Rent
Supplies
128.75
25.00
65.00
57.20
150.00
169.60
450.00
77.42
Literature
199.06
467.30
230.80
Miscellaneous
61.15
—
TOTAL EXPENSES
$
540.42
$1,412.11
NET GAIN FOR MARCH AND YEAR TO DATE
$
110.30
$
353.00
29.00
$
84.00
NORTH COUNTY BRANCH
INCOME
Tokens
Pins
Miscellaneous
$
3.00
37.00
36.00
995.38
Group Contributions
Memorium
71.20
2,892.06*^
Coffee Kitty
13.01
95.00
27.80
TOTAL INCOME
$1,076.39
$3,207.06
$
$
—
OPERATING EXPENSES
Cost of Token Replacement
Cost of Pin Replacement
Cost of Miscellaneous Replacement
15.69
2.00
Rent
Wages
Telephone
Answering Service
Office Supplies
Reproduction Costs
General Supplies
Repair & Maintenance
Insurance
45.44*
32.90
18.00
170.00
510.00
562.50
1,637.50
52.99
37.50
23.51
150.00
40.00
175.03
41.61
53.61
6.90
82.66
50.00
50.00
2.31
Auto Expense
Legal & Audit
Meeting Schedules
6.72**
49.20
80.70
15.00
74.73
$1,104.45
TOTAL EXPENSES
NET GAIN/LOSS FOR MARCH AND YEAR TO DATE
-
23.65
*Adjusted cost of tokens based on new price of replacements.
74.73***
$2,961.19
+ 245.87
**Workman's Compen
sation Insurance figured on actual rate per hundred charged by carrier.
***One
thousand (25%) schedules sent to North County Office.****check returned 4 times!
TOTAL LOSS FOR FELLOWSHIP FOR MARCH
TOTAL GAIN FOR FELLOWSHIP YEAR TO DATE
k
- $ 339.23
+ $ 300.36
^ A.A. CENTRAL OFFICE SPRING DANCE Central Office is having our annual
San Diegans. Come and dance your heart out from 9pm to lam. Door prize
K
0 spring dance on May 20 at the War Memorial Building with Buck Wayne and his olj
\
refreshments
Ôffice 2100 4th Ave.
games
Tickets are now available at Central ^
^
FELLOWSHIP OF ALCOHQJ,ICS ANONYMOUS
income' fir EXPENSE
March 1978
YEAR
$
Tokens
113.00
Group Contributions
$
320.00
19.50
187.85
63.00
585.60
1,220.55
3,812.55
Pins
Miscellaneous
Buck a
TO DATE
MARCH
INCOME
634.00*
128.00
Month
Misc. Donations:
$ 10.00
SDAIC
Frank F. (Birthday)
14.00
Vi McC.
10.00
Earl M.
4.00
Anonymous
1.00
Kitties
6.75
Memoriums:
20.00
Tom P.
Tom P.
Frank S. (Oceanside Jr. Womens)
( 143.00)
(
10.00)
(
195.36**
87.25)
758.73
Interest Income
362.31***
156.60
Accrued Interest Income
$1,738.25
TOTAL OPERATING INCOME
$6,731.55
OPERATING EXPENSES
173.12****
61.13
57.04
17.50
93.93
342.50
Rent
506.80
Wages
858.66
93.64
152.15
128.60
93.71
81.18
.75
61.09
1,584.00
2,483.66
Payroll Taxes
Telephone
Answering Service
Office Supplies
Reproduction Costs
Postage - Bulk Mailings
General Supplies
262.04
445.86
408.03
329.79
692.77
42.50
119.95
35.00
109.97
Outside Services
Equipment Repair
Repairs fie Maintenance
Insurance
30.52
21.09
91.08*****
Auto Expense
35.73
80.75
Co-Ordinating Council
Legal & Audit
Over/Short
39.00
73.85
65.00
5.50
10.39
(
42.84
1.38
113.44
Miscellaneous
Depreciation
3.34
3.34
Business Committee
Public Information Committee
.78)
19.62
Meeting Schedules
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES
221.09
221.09
$2,537.55
$7,839.09
799.30
- 1,107.54
- $3,772.49
$8,333.17
493.35
1,656.08
$4,265.84
$9,989.25
$3,413.65
$7,696.56****
-
NET LOSS FOR MARCH AND YEAR TO DATE
LITERATURE ACCOUNT
INCOME
Main Office - San Diego
Branch Office -
Vista
TOTAL INCOME
COST OF REPLACEMENT
Main Office - San Diego
478.77
1,587.52
TOTAL COST OF REPLACEMENT
$3,892.42
$9,284.08
NET GAIN FOR MARCH AND YEAR TO DATE
$
$
Branch Office -
Vista
Âdjusted for donation sent in on BAM card.
373.42
705.17
**Checks returned per instruction.
***Interest accrued on TCD's thru March 31st.
****Adjustment of replacement costs
based on physical inventory of books, new price on tokens and re-evaluation of
percentage used for literature since quanities needed for maximum discount are
in extreme excess of the demand on most items.
to reflect a more accurate financial picture.
*****ln8urance has been pro-rated
Contributions for March 1978: Total $2,315.93"^ Central $1,220.55 - Vista $1,095.38
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*AA Tradition Study
*AA Workshop
Alpine
Anonymous-Anonymous
ASW Dry Dock
Bay Park Step Study
Bay Park Womens
Beach Area Beg. #1
Beach Area Beg. #2
MARCH
YTD
10.00
$ 10.00
-0-
20.00
175.00
20.00
20.00
10.00
-0-
40.00
Beach Area Luncheon
*Carlsbad Here & Now
*Carlsbad Tues. Nite
20.00
Cedar Street (Sun)
15.00
Cedar Street (Daily)
Cedar Street (Mens)
Chula Vista Disc.(Sat)
Chula Vista (Mon)
Clairemont Men's
Clairemont Mixed
Clairemont Women's
-0-0-
15.00
35.00
300.00
20.00
175.00
40.00
60.00
30.00
30.00
40.00
78.00
44.00
20.00
35.00
.70.00
35.00
-0-
20.00
-0-
30.00
35.00
5.00
30.00
-0-
5.00
125.00
Coronado Coastal Step
10.00
60.00
5.00
Coronado Sun
25.00
25.00
Coronado Prospect
Coronado Prospect Women's
20.00
5.00
20.00
Coronado (Mon)
*Del Mar AA
-0-
Dry Dock #2
Dry Dock #21
Early Birds
East San Diego
Easy Does It Speakers
El Cajon Men's
El Cajon 12 x 12
El Cajon Tues
Encanto Group
*Encinitas Disc.
*Escondido (Tues)
*Esc.
Êsc.
*Esc.
*Esc.
*Esc.
Bm
Bm
Bm
Bm
Brn
Bag
Bag
Bag
Bag
Bag
(Mon)
(Tues)
(Wed)
(Thur)
(Sat)
*Esc. Newcomers
*E8c. Open End
*Esc. Fri Spkrs.
*Esc. Step Study
*Fallbrook Disc.
^Fallbrook Smokeless
5.00
5.00
75.00
*"NOW" Spkrs
Ocean Beach Study
Ocean Beach (Tues)
*Ocnsde AA Way of Life
*Oceanside Disc.(Wed)
*Oceanside Disc.(Sat)
*Oceanside Disc.(Sun)
*Oceanside Part.(Tues)
Ôceans ide Part.(Fri)
*Oceanside Recovery
*Oceanside Speakers
*Oceanside 12 x 12
Old Timers
Pacific Beach (Sat)
27.00
9.75
33.15
25.00
125.00
-0-
15.00
-0-010.00
-0-
-0-0-0-
26.00
15.00
50.00
125.40
10.00
10.00
42.00
40.00
56.00
-0-
25.00
50.00
50.00
-0-
20.59
-0-
120.00
-0-
16.21
10.00
20.00
95.00
95.00
5.00
20.00
-0-
50.00
10.00
10.00
70.00
55.00
-0-
30.00
*Poway Trad. Step
-0-
-0-
25.00
^Ramona
-0-
-0-
81.00
15.80
15.00
*Rancho Sante Fe
15.80
-0-
40.00
10.00
40.00
-0-
30.00
40.00
20.00
10.00
Recovery Step Study
San Diego Speakers
San Diego Young People
*San Dieguito Step
*San Marcos Disc.
*San Marcos Spkrs
*San Marcos Step
Santee Sunday Nite
-0-
20.00
20.00
Serendipity Women's
*Serenity Women's
Sobriety Unlimited
*Solano Bch Happy Hr.
15.00
40.00
30.00
76.00
58.65
30.00
45.00
20.00
20.00
So. Bay Triangle
3.69
45.00
21.69
145.00
20.00
56.00
26.00
-0-
Fletcher Hills Step
^Freedom From Bondage
*Friday Acceptance
10.00
40.00
50.00
30.00
15.00
20.00
15.00
30.00
-010.00
10.00
15.00
20.00
30.00
30.00
26.00
30.00
20.00
10.00
10.00
25.00
20.00
34.20
40.00
40.00
-0-
75.00
La Jolla Women's
La Mesa Mixed
-0-0-
50.00
100.00
Lemon Grove
-0-
50.00
Know Your Big Book
La Jolla (Thurs)
Shores Breakfast
No. Shores Speakers
30.00
27.00
20.00
20.00
-0-
Intemational
No.
140.00
10.00
Point Loma AA
Fletcher Hills (Mon)
Fletcher Hills Smokeless
Informan Stepstudy
Mission Hills Step
No. Shores Big Book
80.00
*Palomar Group.
10.00
Happy Hour Group
Here & Now Prog.
Imperial Beach
Imp. Beach Sandpipers
Miramar Nooners
Mira Mesa Disc.
Mira Mesa Sun
Mission Hills
70.00
10.00
20.00
5.00
Grass Roots Disc.
Grove Luncheon
Live & Let Live
Loma Portal Disc.
$ 260.00
50.00
20.00
Friday Nite Men's
Linda Vista
YTD
60.00
-010.00
20.00
-0-
-0-
*Fellowship Mens
MARCH
Lemon Grove Spkrs
-0-
10.00
-0-
So. Bay Speakers
So.
Clairemont
100.00
30.00
200.00
10.00
10.00
40.00
80.00
-0-
125.00
-0-
50.00
30.00
125.00
60.00
115.70
36.00
36.00
-0-
10.00
-0-
10.00
30.00
55.00
10.00
20.00
-0-
15.52
80.00
15.00
120.00
35.00
-0-
20.00
So. Bay Women's
-0-
20.00
Spanish Speakers
Spring Valley
Stadium Group
8.00
8.00
-0-
50.00
10.00
30.00
40.00
Step One Group
Sundown Group
20.00
5.00
5.00
Tierrasanta-Murphy
Torrey Pines Daytime
*Tri Sunday Morning
20.00
Turning Pointe (Sun)
50.00
49.00
50.00
30.00
100.00
24 Hour Group
12 X 12 Step Study
Villa View
-0-0-
-0-010.00
42.00
10.00
20.00
-0-
20.00
*Vista Group(Thurs)
40.00
90.00
*Vista Newcomers
41.55
143.42
*Vista Big Book Study
*Vista Step Study
30.00
55.00
41.44
Vista Hill
Wed. Clairemont Group
21.44
55.00
30.00
-0-
Women's Smokeless
20.00
*Vi8ta Sun. Mom.
*Vista View Point
Deleted Meetings
155.00
110.65
10.00
60.00
41.19
Far outnumbered are those who DO by those who know just HOW things ought to be done! '
Anonymous
CO-ORDINATING COUNCIL MEETING
APRIL 1978
The 391st meeting was called to order at 8:04pm by Acting Chairperson, Ruth H.,
Traditions were read by Lorraine, roll call by Ruth H. 53 groups were repre
sented. The minutes were approved with two corrections. The first correction
was to replace the comma after referral calls to related facilities, with a
period so there would be no implied affiliation with DEFY and related facilities.
The second corrections was requested by Rosemary H. of the program committee
and that was to change the minutes to read - "The program committee requested
council approval to sing "Happy Birthday".
BUSINESS COMMITTEE: Harriet N., committee member, reported the following: We
were showing a deficit this month as a result of a drop in contributions and
the unusual expense of having schedules printed. The new schedules will be
printed at the Central Office and will go back to the daily format and include
the traditions.
There will be a new code added - NC - to indicate North County.
The business committee recommended the Central Office Secretary and Chairman of
the Business Committee read and approve the Co-ordinator prior to the printing
of same.
this year.
Also recommended was the deletion of the Annual Spring Dance after
This years dance will be held May 20th, at the War Memorial Bldg.,
with Buck Wayne providing the music.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE: Rosemary H., secretary, reported the following: All speakers
confirmed for April and May. They also presented a beautiful plaque which they
had made at cost, to replace the clothe which was formerly used to cover the pod
ium. Rosie requested the council vote on the "Happy Birthday" issue. A male mem
ber is to be elected.
PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE: Sully reported the had received 20 requests for
42 speakers reaching 1,414 persons. He also reported they had more response from
the letter they had sent out. The committee has purchased 4 tapes from N.Y. for
television and 1 for radio. He. will be placing these with stations this week.
AD-HOC COMMITTEE: Charlie K., Chairman, reported at length of the findings and
results of the committee in the past year. There was a round of applause for
the work and dedication of the committee and a special thanks to Dessie S. for
her work on the committee and help to the Central Office Secretary in setting
up the new procedures.
The complete report will be copied and available to in
terested parties.
OLD BUSINESS: The by-law change sent out in January was reviewed and as with
the prior change there were an insufficient number of returned votes. After
considerable discussion as to what constituted "representation in council", a
motion was made by Dessie S., seconded and passed for the Chairman of the Council
to call an executive meeting of all Committee Chairman to clarify proceedure for
all by-law changes. All pending changes have been tabled until this committee
can report its descision back to council. The council voted unanimously in favor
of singing Happy Birthday once at the Central Meeting.
NEW BUSINESS:
A motion was made by Charlie K. to have the Chairman of the
Business Committee and the Central Office Secretary proof read and approve the
Co-ordinator. An amendment was requested by Bob S. to have the Chairman of
the Co-ordinating Council appoint a committee to develope a firm policy for all
concerned to follow. Charlie accepted the amendment to his motion however it
was not passed since a two thirds majority is necessary and the vote was 26 for
and 18 against. A new motion was made by Bill B. that the Chairman of the Business
Committee and Central Office Secretary proof read and approve before publication.
This motion was passed. Bob S. resigned as volunteer Editor. John B. Nominated
Peggy S. (who accepted if Bob could be her volunteer), this was seconded and passed
unanimously. A motion was made to eliminate the Spring Dance in lieu of the. other
activities now being conducted by related facilities. Since this was an action
that affected everyone it was decided it should be taken back to the groups. The
future of the Spring Dance will be decided upon at the next council meeting accord
ing to the way the groups vote.
Elections:
Elected in absentia were:
Troy W. to the Business Committee and
Pete M. to the Program Committee.
Meeting was adjourned at 10:08pm.
NOTE:
ALL NEW MEETINGS HAVE TO BE IN OPERATION FOR AT LEAST NINETY (90) DAYS BEFORE
THEY WILL BE ENTERED IN THE SCHEDULES.
SPEAKERS
CEDAR STREET TUESDAY NITE
APR
may
SOUTH BAY PIONEERS
25 Burt S. San Diego
2 Harry H.
9
La Jolla
Panama Frank
NORTH SHORES SATURDAY NITE
APR
may
22
Bette & Bob G.
Red A.
13
20
Frank F. Pacific Beach
Walter O'K. Pac Palisades
El Toro
3
6
APR
MAY
Cliff R.
Otis W & Ed S Hunting Beach
Bernie M. Hesperia
Chuck & Lee G.
21
Sue K.
28
Jim D.
5
12
CORONADO PROSPECT #3
MAY
MAY
Buena Park
6 "Alabam" N. Hollywood
26
22
29
LA
ESCONDIDO FRIDAY SPEAKERS 8:30
29
APR
APR
Vista
Oceanside
John L.
Chula Vista
Fran P.
Encinitas
EAST COUNTY SPEAKERS EL CAJON
Oceanside
10
Jeannie L
Walter B.
Orange
17
Clancy E.
L.A.
Speakers names not submitted for
Pasadena
the Coordinator.
COOPERATION
A.A. IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY RELATED FACILITY OR OUTSIDE INTEREST, BUT
WE MAY COOPERATE WITH THEM AND THEY COOPERATE WITH US.
BAY SIDE ALANO CLUB - 233 4th Ave., Chula Vista. Memberships now available.
Contact Leonard B. Jr., 233 4th Ave., Chula Vista, Ca. 92010
BAY SIDE ALANO CLUB - The new Alano Club is having a Western Theme Dance on
une 10 from 8 to 12 P.M. at the War Memorial Building. Lyle and his Hi-Fi's
wi
be playing.
Refreshments, door prize, raffles....
Call Lucille for
tickets...474-2643.
PATHFINDERS - Pathfinders is having their 28th Anniversary Annual Homecoming
Dance on May 6, at the War Memorial Building from 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. Music
y Buck Wayne and his San Die-;; i is. Refreshments - Games - Prizes. Part of
Anniversary Homecoming will be a Spiritual Meeting on Sunday May 7, at
the War Memorial Building, at 11 A.M. The Speaker will be Dr. Micheal C.
trom Tustin, Ca.
All are invited to share in this fun weekend
sympathrt^t^^^
sympathy to the family
and Imperial County Members wish to express their
and many friends of:
JUDGE DICK B. of Calipatria
H ERE'S
A
&
A. A. CENTRAL OFFICE IS RUN ON YOUR GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS
HAS YOUR
GROUP BEEN SUPPORTING THE FELLOWSHIP BY CONTRIBUTING TO CENTRAL OFFICE????
CENTRAL OFFICE
2100 Fourth Avenue
San Diego, Ca. 92101
THE A A
COORDINATOR
Publlshsd monthly by the Coordinating Committee of
Son Diego County Groupe oi Alcoheiics Anonymous.
MAY
1978
"EACH GROUP HAS BUT ONE PRIMARY PURPOSE - TO CARRY ITS MESSAGE TO THE ALCOHOLIC WHO
STILL SUFFERS."
SPEAKERS
GROUP NEWS
EASY DOES IT RIDERS (motorcycle) meets every
Sunday, Denny's Rest., Friars Rd. and SD163.
Leaves approx. 8:30 for ride & meeting.
Contact Neal DeB.
(460-1218) for info.
MAY
23
30
JUNE 6
13
Joyce L., Vista
Shirley B., Oceanside
Sully, Fallbrook
A1 McG., Oceanside
THE 3rd WEEKENDERS CAMPING GROUP will meet
at the K Q Campground near Julian on May 19
thru 21. Contact Bob or Mary for resveration,
SOUTH BAY PIONEERS
MAY
20
27
JUNE 3
566-0933.
10
17
THE 1st WEEKENDERS CAMPING GROUP will meet
at Skyline Ranch near Jaraul on June 2 thru
4. Bring wood. Contact Bob or Peggy for
reservations, 741-8046.
A.A. WAY OF LIFE (Oceanside) which met at
7:00pm on Fri. has been DISCONTINUED.
12 STEP CALLS -
NEW MEETINGS
the Sea Cath. Ch.
JUNE
Panel &
Participation. Cliff R. will be Moderator,
to be held on May 21 (Sun), at 2:00pm.
Horn Street School, 1806 Horn Ave.
Oceanside.
LAJOLLA STEP STUDY, Wed. 8PM.
Fred J., Irvine
Anne P., Westminister
EAST COUNTY SPEAKERS MAY
SHARING SESSION ON
George McC., Laguna Beach
Paige B., San Diego
Beverly H., Anaheim
Mary, Star of
7727 Girard.
TORREY PINES OPEN DAYTIME AA, V.A. Hospital
Mon. fit Fri. 1:00 - 2:00pm.
CORONADO STEP STUDY, Tues. 8:15pm. 250 Pro
spect. Coronado Hosp. Audit.
20
John L.
27
Lee S.
3
EL CAJON
Bob C.
10
Jack L.
17
Grace N.
ESCONDIDO FRIDAY SPEAKERS 8:30 PM
MAY
19
26
JUNE 2
9
16
Stan T., San Diego
Jack L., Escondido
Ann C., San Marcos
Charlie T., Carlsbad
Betty M., San Marcos
CORONADO PROSPECT GROUP #3
MAY
17
24
31
JUNE 7
14
Clancy E., Los Angeles
Tom B., Laguna
Ed B., Los Angeles
John H., Los Angeles
Rosemary L., San Gabreil
5.D. SPEAKERS, 6th fit Nutmeg. Tues. 8:30pm.
NORTH SHORES
B.Y.O.B., Mon-Sat Noon to 1pm. Sun 1 to 2pm.
4020 30th St. Upstairs.
20
Walter O'K., Pac Palisades
JUNE
27
3
Harriet & Jack N.
La Mesa
Ruth M.
Bellflower
10
Anniversary Dance
l7
Harry S.
BAYSIDE NOONERS, 233 4th Ave. Chula Vista.
Everyday at noon.
LIVING SOBER, Sat 8:15pm 233 4th Ave.
C.V.
SATURDAY NITE
MAY
San Diego
****************************************
* WHERE TO SEND GROUP'S CONTRIBUTIONS:
SPEAKER MEETING, Fri. 8:00pm. 233 4th. C.V.
*
YOUNG PEOPLES RAP GROUP, Sat. 2pm. 4020
30th St. Upstairs.
* approved the suggestion that excess
* funds of the Group be disbursed in the
* following manner:
The 1977 General Service Conference
*
60% -
Local Central Office
ESCONDIDO DISCUSSION GROUP, Thurs. 8:00pm.
*
30% -
New York Office
4th fit Hickory St. Congretational Ch.
*
10% - Area Assembly
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tions for April 1978:
Total $2,372.21 - Central $1,411.56 - Vista $ 960.65
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adit ion Study
APRIL
YTD
$ 10.00
$ 20.00
Workshop
Alpine
Amigos Verdados
Anonymous -Anonymous
-0-
ASW Dry Dock
-0-
-0-0-
10.00
Bay Park Step Study
Bay Park Woman's
Beach Area Beginners
Beach Area Beginners #2
-0-
Beach Area Luncheon
-0-
Beginners Step Disc.
20.00
^Carlsbad Here & Now
-0-
Cedar Street (Sun)
-0-
Cedar Street (Daytime)
15.00
25.00
20.00
-0-0-
300.00
20.00
10.00
175.00
40.00
80.00
30.00
30.00
40.00
78.00
20.00
Live & Let Live
Loma Portal Disc.
*Men's Stag
Miramar Nooners
Mira Mesa Disc.
Mira Mesa (Sun)
APRIL
YTD
-0-
$ 10.00
30.00
264.00
10.00
170.00
264.00
40.00
-0-
27.00
25.00
58.15
200.00
Mission Hills
75.00
Mission Hills Step Disc.
-0-
NAS Nooners
10.00
26.00
10.00
100.00
100.00
30.00
25.00
*No. County Serenity
North Park Group
No. Shores Big Book
Cedar Street Men's
-0-
85.00
25.00
35.00
Ocean Beach (Tues)
43.00
Chula Vista Disc.(Sat)
Chula Vista (Mon)
-0-
20.00
*Oceanside Disc.
-0-
30.00
40.00
50.00
225.40
10.00
30.00
10.00
85.00
56.00
-0-
30.00
-0-
25.00
Clairemont Men's
Clairemont Mixed
Clairemont Women's
70.00
*Oceanside Disc. (Sat)
*Oceanside Disc. (Sun)
27.00
*Oceanside Part.
-0-
10.00
Coronado (Mon)
-0-
Coronado Candlelight
10.00
-0-
5.00
Coronado Sun (Disc)
-0-
25.00
Coronado Prospect #3
Coronado Prospect Womens
20.00
*Del Mar AA
50.00
Dry Dock #2
Dry Dock #21
Early Birds
East San Diego
El Cajon Daytime
El Cajon Men's
El Cajon 12 x 12
-0-
40.00
10.00
125.00
50.00
-0-
20.00
Cedar Street (Fri)
-0-
-0-
5.00
44.00
20.00
35.00
105.00
5.00
40.00
125.00
10.00
-0-
30.00
-0-
25.00
-0-
81.00
No. Shores Breakfast
No. Shores Speakers
*NOW Spkrs.
No. Shores Step Study
Ocean Beach Study
-0-
100.00
-0-
30.00
-0-
77.00
20.59
120.00
*Oceanside Part. (Fri)
-0-
*Oceanside Recovery
•Ôceanside Speakers
-0-
16.21
20.00
40.00
*Oceanside 12 x 12
*Oceanside Women's
-0-
95.00
Old Timers
35.00
5.00
Pacific Beach (Sat)
50.00
*Palomar Group
-0-
Point Loma Group
*Poway Traditional Step
-0-
*Ramona
*Rancho Sante Fe
10.00
35.00
25.00
100.00
10.00
80.00
55.00
-0-
30.00
-0-
200.00
Recovery Step Study
-0-
40.00
10.00
-0-
15.80
-0-
15.00
San Diego Speakers
*San Dieguito Step Study
El Cajon (Farragut Circle)
-0-
125.00
20.00
60.00
*San Marcos Disc.
60.00
120.00
10.00
60.00
40.00
*San Marcos Speakers
*San Marcos Step Study
-0-
115.70
-0-
36.00
Santee Mixed
10.00
10.00
Santee Sunday Nite
Serendipity Women's
-0-
10.00
100.00
Encanto Group
-0-
*Encinitas Disc.
30.00
*Esc. (Tues)
-0-
*Esc.
*Esc.
*Esc.
*Esc.
*Esc.
Bm
Bm
Bm
Bm
Bm
Baggers
Baggers
Baggers
Baggers
Baggers
(Mon)
(Tues)
(Wed)
(Thurs)
(Sat)
100.00
Grass Roots Disc.
Grove Luncheon
-0-
Grove Step Study
Happy Hour Group
Here & Now Prog.
Imperial Beach
10.93
45.00
40.00
30.00
76.00
79.65
10.00
30.00
45.00
40.00
21.69
175.00
50.00
20.00
15.00
37.50
60.00
80.00
50.00
15.00
45.00
30.00
30.00
26.00
10.93
10.00
20.00
-0-
10.00
25.00
-0-0-0-
21.00
*Esc. Men's
10.00
*Esc.
-0-
Newcomers
*Esc. Open End
-0-
*Esc. Fri Spkrs
*Esc. Step Study
20.00
-0-
*Fallbrook Disc
30.00
*Falibrook Group
50.00
^Fallbrook Smokeless
-0-
^Fellowship Men's
Fireside Group
5.00
37.50
20.00
Fletcher Hills (Smokeless)
Fletcher Hills Step Study
*Friday Acceptance
Friday Night Men's
30.00
20.00
-0-
25.00
-0-0-
20.00
45.00
Imperial Beach Sandpipers
Informal Step Study
-0-
20.00
-0-
34.20
International
-0-
Know Your Big Book
La Jolla (Thurs)
-0-
40.00
40.00
125.00
50.00
-0-
120.00
30.00
-0-
10.00
^Serenity Women's
Sobriety Unlimited
-0-
55.00
10.00
*Solano Beach Happy Hour
South Bay Pioneer's
South Bay Triangle
South Bay Women's
-0-
30.00
15.52
40.00
-0-
160.00
35.00
10.00
30.00
South Clairemont
-0-
20.00
South Crest Disc.
24.00
5.00
50.00
30.00
Step One Group
10.00
24.00
13.00
100.00
30.00
30.00
50.00
Streamview Daytime
10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
50.00
Spanish Speakers
Spring Valley
Spring Valley Step Study
Stadium Group
Streamview (C) Mixed
Sunday Mid-Day
Sundown Group
Tierrasanta-Murphy Canyon
*Tri Sunday Moming
Turning Point (Sun)
24 Hour Group
12 X 12 Step Study
-0-
50.00
-0-0-
30.00
-0-0-
10.00
-0-
Villa View
Vista Hill
-0-
*Vista Group
50.00
*Vista Newcomers
*Vista Step Study
25.00
15.00
33.65
25.00
-0-
5.00
49.00
80.00
30.00
100.00
52.00
10.00
45.00
20.00
15.00
140.00
177.07
80.00
41.44
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La Joila Step Study
La ..Jollar: Women's
10.00
-0-
La Mesa Mixed
56.13
Lemon Grove (Sun)
-0-
Lemon Grove Spkrs.
-0-
Linda Vista
-0-
10.00
*Vista Sunday Morning
-0-
50.00
*Vista View Point
45.00
*Water Works Groups
Wed. Clairemont Group
10.00
10.00
-0-
10.00
Women's Smokeless
-0-
60.00
20.00
20.00
-0-
81.19
156.13
50.00
260.00
70.00
Women's Step Study
*Discontinued Meetings
155.00
155.65
FELLOWSHIP OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
INCOME & EXPENSE
April 1978
YEAR
INCOME
APRIL
Tokens
Pins
I
88.00
64.25
230.95
408.00
127.25
816.55
1,411.56
5,224.11
165.82
799.82
169.05
201,30
Miscellaneous
Group Contributions
Buck A Month Donations
Miscellaneous:
S.D.A.I.C.
$
Jane F.
10.00
6.05
10.00
Vi McC .
Harry S.
143.00
Memoriums
Kitties
Other Contributions:
TO DATE
-0-
55.00
26.24
.50
(Misc. Events)
San Diego Spring Round Up
2,500.00
Interest Income
2,582.37
1,112.63
353.90
138.55
500.86
$5,122.58
$ 11,854.13
47.61
53.50
144.98
506.80
932.58
74.46
166.22
120.40
61.69
122.21
13.80
38.66
220.73
110.54
487.48
OPERATING EXPENSES
Rent
Wages
Payroll Taxes
Telephone
Answering Service
Office Supplies
Reproduction
Postage (Bulk Mailings)
General Supplies
Outside Services
2,090.80
3,416.24
336.50
612.08
528.43
454.48
814.98
56.30
158.61
35.00
109.97
21.09
122.65
194.71
88.85
65.00
2.99
1.38
156.28
3.34
90.84
413.09
-0-
Equipment Repairs
-0-
Repair & Maintenance
-0-
Insurance
31.57
113.96
15.00
Auto
Co-ordinating Council
Legal; & Audit
Over/Short
Miscellaneous
Depreciation
-0-
3.77
-0-
42.84
Business Committee
Public Information
-0-
71.22
192.00
Meeting Schedules
2,753.27
NET GAIN FOR APRIL AND YEAR TO DATE
$2,369.31
10,592.36
+
$ 1,261.77
LITERATURE ACCOUNT
INCOME
Central Office
Branch Office - Vista
TOTAL INCOME
COST OF REPLACEMENT:
Central Office
$10,836.34
270.75
1,926.83
2,773.92
12,763.17
2,216.16
9,912.72
88.55*
TOTAL REPLACEMENT COSTS
NET GAIN ON LITERATURE SALES APRIL & YTD
$2,503.17
+
$
1,676.07
2,304.71
11,588.79
469.21
+ $ 1,174.38
Âdjusted per physical inventory of books on hand 4/30/78
")ME & EXPENSES
CONTINUED YEAR
events
APRIL
NET GAIN YEAR TO DATE (New Year's Dance)
TO date
-0-
$
327.76
$ 1,506.33
77.50
83.00
396.85
350.19
488.26
2,253.37
150.00
20.00
32.80
62.06
120.70
10.00
600.00
85.00
202.40
261.12
588.00
71.15
395.56
1,807.67
103.86
PROGRAM COMMITTEE (CENTRAL MEETING)
INCOME:
Collections
$
Raffle
Literature
TOTAL INCOME
EXPENSES:
Rent
Janitor
Bakery
Supplies
Literature
Miscellaneous
TOTAL EXPENSES
NET GAIN APRIL AND YEAR TO DATE
$
92.70
+$
445.70
north county branch office
INCOME
Tokens
a
Pins
^
Miscellaneous
Group Contributions
Memorium
25.00
1.00
30.00
960.65
109.00
38.00
101.20
3,852.71
-0-
12.25
95.00
40.05
1,028.90
4,235.96
15.69
1.00
18.00
170.00
662.50
53.80
64.18
37.50
61.13
33.90
58.00
680.00
Kitties
OPERATING EXPENSES
Rent
Wages
Payroll Taxes (this item was missed last month)
Telephone
Answering Service
Office Supplies
226.56
239.21
187.50
55.17
6.90
2.01
Reproduction
-0-
Supplies
Employee Benefits
2,300.00
11.00
200.00
(in lieu of insurance)
Repairs & Maintenance
93.66
200.00
50.00
9.44
94.15
15.00
74.73
-0-
Insurance
2.72
Auto
13.45
Legal & Audit
-0-
Meeting Schedules
-0-
1,251.85
NET LOSS FOR APRIL & YEAR TO DATE
- $
NET GAIN FOR FELLOWSHIP
222.95
+ $2,708.27
4,385.35
$
149.39
+ $2,836.32
I WOULD INDEED HAVE REACHED the spiritual plane described in "How It Works" and could
view the rest of you mortals in your struggles with compassion if I were:
LOYAL WITHOUT EXPECTATION OF REWARD
COURAGEOUS WITHOUT ARROGANCE
BEAUTIFUL WITHOUT VANITY
SEEKING TO PLEASE FOR LOVE ALONE - AND
ASKING NOTHING GREATER THAN YOUR FRIENDSHIP.
How appropriate for my humility it is to remember that these words were not used to
describe me (or you)
but a dog.
-from Greater Seattle Newsletter
CO- ORDINATING COUNCIL MEETING
MAY 1978
The 392nd meeting was called to order at 8;02pm by Acting Chairperson Ruth H.,
Traditions were read by Nick, roll call by Ruth H. Groups represented 63.
The minutes of the preceeding meeting were read by the secretary and approved
as
read.
BUSINESS COMMITTEE: Chuck H., Chairman reported the following: The business
committee had discussed at great length the contribution of $2,500.00 from the
San Diego Spring Round-Up and decided that since it was the same as any other
contribution should be credited to Central Office for the fellowship at large.
No other specific distribution is going to made. He thanked the Round-Up committee
and read a note from Linda 0., requesting the return of the large banner which
the committee had planned to use next year, but had disappeared. He requested any
one having information about the banner to notify Central Office. He also said
the Business Committee had authorized the Central Office Secretary to carry
Grapevines, which for some unknown reason, had been discontinued. He reminded the
council that the decision to sell literature at cost was to be reviewed after six
be done after
another
inventoryHewasalso
taken
the
end ofI May. He asked would
for volunteers
to help
with physical
this inventory.
asked
for volunteers for the Spring Dance. Anyone wishing to help - please contact the
iroorothy H^^*
temporary recording secretary for the Business Committee
PROGRAM COMMITTEE: A1 McG., Co-Chairman reported all speakers confirmed through
PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE: Sully reported that 14 persons spoke at 10 facilities
^ tapes had been placed with radio stations.
Channel 10 and Channel 6 also have tapes but we are waiting for word from N.Y. to
see if they can be duplicated.
OLD BUSINESS; The by-law change sent out in January, regarding the return of in
vestment interest to the general fund was ratified upon clarification by the executive committee chairmen at the special meeting which was held May 2nd. In view of
the discussion concerning representation for voting to amendments of the bylaws the
following was read: Representation for voting purposes to amendments of the bylaws
IS etermined by each group. A co-ordinator must be elected and registered by a
group at Central Office.
All such representative registered co-ordinators shall
attend co-ordinating Council meetings currently held the 2nd Thursday monthly at
e ar Memorial Building at 8:00pm. Missing 2 consecutive meetings automatically
suspends any groups voting privileges.
Co-ordinators must be re-certified for re-
Dance^was^defeatedf*^^"® bylaws. Para 1, A, 4, d. The motion to discontinue the Spring
NEW BUSINESS: Two amendments were passed out to the co-ordinators regarding when
the council would meet and the recording secretary for the Business Committee. A
third êndment regarding amendments was read by the Assistant Chairperson and passed
ou .
ese amendments will be available to co-ordinators at subsequent meetings.
A letter was read from Geo. T. regarding the question of the G.S.O. report pertaining
to problems with service groups. "Lets never forget AA's two oldest slogans: There
are no compulsory Dues or Fees, and that all Alcoholics are welcome in AA meetings.
^ Lucien
a copyW.,ofSecretary
AA's application
to the Office
State ofat California
for a non
fit Charter.
of the Central
that time showed
it pro
to me.
n It were words like these. AA is not interested in a members race, color or creed.
All alcoholics are welcome in AA meetings. Also ther are No Compulsory dues or fees.
Note: Tradition 3 - The only requirement for AA membership is a desire to stop drink
ing. Tradition 4 - AA's sole purpose is sobriety. Tradition 5 - Each group has but
one primary purpose, to carry the message to alcoholics who still suffer.
Tradit
ion 7 - Every group ought to be self-supporting, decling outside contributions. These
are some of the questions that come to my mind at this time: Do these service men
create a disturbance in meetings? Do they talk about non AA related subjects in
meetings. Is it possible that AA is going through growing pains again, due to the
deadly dis-ease Alcoholism? Maybe this too will pass."
uth H. reported that Yvonne Y. had called her and resigned as Co-editor of the Co
ordinator. This position will be filled at the June meeting. The requirements are
2 years sobriety and at least a week once a month, free to work on the paper.
êre was some discussion regarding the note after last month's minutes about meetings
eing in existance 90 days prior to there going into the meeting schedule.
put' to a vote in council and passed.
Meeting adjourned at 9:12pm.
This was
YOUR CENTRAL MEETING
WEDNESDAYS 8:00 P.M.
WAR MEMORIAL BUILDING
MAY
17
Comm. Person
MAY
Nick P.
.Mark G,
Traditions
Ross McL.
Speaker
Tom W.
Dana Point
Host Group...,
Coronado Prospect //I
0-1
1 Yr - Marty M., Mike B., Keith H.
Cakes:
Lorraine K.
Steps
Traditions
Speaker
Kathy S.
Jerry B.
Frank O'R
Cakes:
31
Bobbie H.
Steps
Greg C.
Traditions
Joan T.
Santa Anna
Coronado Monday Night
5 Yr - Mardi F.
20 Yr - Scotty
10 Yr - Paul L.
Comm. Person
24
Comm. Person
Host Group
5 Yr - Paul P., Chuck H.
MAY
BALBOA PARK
JUNE
Speaker
Skip R.
Host Group
Oceanside
Comm. Person
Pete M.
Steps
Traditions
Speaker
Gary K.
Barbara DeM.
Ken S. Westminister
Host Group
Cakes: 20 Yr - Jim D.
Cakes:
Coronado Sunday Night
1 Yr - Patty K., Kiel
********************************41************
JUNE
APRIL-MAY CAKES
14
Comm. Person
John L.
Steps
Barney M.
Mildred Louise K., Jacquie, Ruth J.
R., Joe G., Bertha K., Sue, Ann R.
Mark B., Ginnie H., Ron B., Mark B., Bob M.
5 Year - Marty R., Anna Belle, Jim C.,
1 Year -
Lorraine
Traditions
Carol M.
Speaker
Host Group
Clancy I. Venice
Coronado Women's
Betty P.
10 Year - Sylvia K., Sam L., Howard B.
15 Year - Lincoln, Ed L.
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JUNE
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makSg th:ti:take?!!!!!!.°'li::k3'?."® " everything is right and „e are the ones
the twelve steps and I
Geo. T.
1950
STEP ONE
STEP SEVEN
Unmanageable was my very life.
Short comings I have quite a few.
Always fermenting internal strife;
Remove them please do.
And I was powerless over same.
"Humbly" I asked God, of all;
Never seeing I was to blame.
He always answers, when I call.
STEP TWO
STEP EIGHT
Due to abuse of will power;
A list of persons for amends.
And a willingness to atone;
My very sanity was at stake.
Never understanding a Supreme Power.
To family, enemies and friends.
Because of this, I don't stand alone.
This step was hard to take.
STEP THREE
STEP NINE
A decision for me to make.
To God, my life I did turn.
Old ideas time to forsake.
This takes intestinal fortitude.
Direct amends to one and all.
A complete change of attitude;
Stinking thinking, plenty to bum.
Either this or slip and fall.
STEP FOUR
STEP TEN
A task for me to perform;
Inventory, I continue to take.
My Moral Inventory to write.
To promptly admit when wrong;
No wonder, I couldn't conform;
This yours truly can't ever forsake
To God's Laws, that were right.
Or I will not stay Sober long.
STEP FIVE
STEP ELEVEN
To God, myself and another being.
Praying for knowledge of God's will;
Wrongs I had plenty to admit;
And the wisdom to carry it out.
Many for the first time seeing.
Because only I, wouldn't permit.
To meditate I have to be still.
Doing it when no one is about.
STEP SIX
STEP TWELVE
All these character defects,
I know God, is ready to remove;
All these Steps when combined.
Including even the very last.
Are precise and clearly defined;
To live by and clear my past.
So only the good reflects.
this. He is sure to approve.
ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS
ELECTIONS
TO BE ELECTED BY THE COORDINATING COUNCIL
CHAIRMAN
.Coordinating Council
Term:
Six Months
Requirements
3 years sobriety and 6
To succeed:
months as coordinator
Mary Lee J.
ASS'T CHAIRMAN.,
.Coordinating Council
Term:
Six Months
Requirements
Same as that of Chairman
To succeed:
Ruth H.
CO-CHAIRMAN....
.Program Committee(FEMALE)
Term:
One year
Requirements;
3 years sobriety and 6
months on Prg. Comm.
CO-EDITOR OF THE "COORDINATOR"
Term:
Two years
Requirements:
Two years sobriety
ELECTIONS
JUNE 8th.
BUSINESS COMMITTEE.. .Two men £e one Woman
Term:
One year
Requirement:
3 years sobriety
To succeed:
Chuck H.
Hal C.
Margaret I.
PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE..2 members
1 man & 1 woman
Term:
One year
Requirements:
Three years sobriety
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
One male member
Term:
Six months
Requirements:
Two years sobriety
PROGRAM COMMITTEE SECRETARY
Term:
Six Months
Requirements:
Two years sobriety
THEM AT THE
meeting—SO please ™
comerepresent
and participate—
********** *************
* * * * * * ******* ***********
SUGGESTIONS FOR 12TH STEPPING
1.
Register with your group Secretary or Central Office. Give name, area of
residence, telephone, time available, (day, evening, night).
2.
Men Call on Men; Women call on Women.
3.
Never go alone in case the caller is seriously ill, unruly, or should make
unfoiinded accusations.
4.
If seriously ill, call local police for assistance.
5.
If unruly or unwilling to listen, leave and call or telephone the next day.
6.
When returning telephone request do not disclose your membership in AA to
anyone other than the caller. He/she may be trying to conceal problem from
others.
7.
If sick alcoholic is willing to try to sober up at home encourage him and see
that you and other AA's give him all the attention he needs to get dry.
8.
Take him to meetings as soon as possible, even if he is drinking (not ex
cessively drunk).
9.
Where there is genuine doubt that he can get dry by himself, offer to take him
to County Detoxification Center, Tele - 236-3791. He must be willing to sign
in. When treatment is over (usually 72 hours) arrange to get him to a meeting
right away.
10.
When the person is homeless or lives in circumstances not condusive to sobriety,
suggest a rehab house (related facilities).
11.
The 12th Stepper is reminded that he carries the message of AA (read AA at a
glance) and does not become involved in others personal or financial problems.
12.
Family members of the sick alcoholic should be referred to Alanon. Your
attention should be centered on the alcoholic. However, you should extend
kind encouragement to them to seek help and to attend open AA meetings.
When you have completed the call, report to Central Office that you have
seen the person, so that the disposition of the request may be entered in
the log.
When 12th Stepping, you are obligated not to disclose to anyone else the
conditions youobserve while making the call. If you need additional help,ask
an experienced member to help you. Do not seek advice from the podium or any
group in order to spare the sick alcoholic any possible future embarrassment.
We tell our story - not others.
VOLUNTEER APPLICATION
NAME:
PHONE
ADDRESS:
HOME GROUP:
^SOBRIETY DATE
AGE_
12th. STEP WORK:
C. 0. Listing (days)
Ans. Service (nites)
Ans. Service (weekends)
Hours Available:
Hospitals
Înstitutions
CENTRAL OFFICE VOLUNTEER:
Days Available
Hours Available
SIGNATURE
(PLEASE PRINT)
TEAR OFF AND RETURN TO CENTRAL OFFICE - 2100 Fourth Ave. San Diego, Ca.
92101
THE A A
JULY
1978
CXX>RDINATOR
Pubiiihsd monthly by tho Coordinating Commlttoo of
San Diogo County Group* of Alcoholic* Anonymou*.
"AN A.A. GROUP OUGHT NEVER ENDORSE, FINANCE OR LEND THE A.A. NAME TO ANY RELATED FACILITIES OR
OUTSIDE ENTERPRISE, LEST PROBLEM'S OF MONEY, PROPERTY AND PRESTIGE DIVERT US FROM OUR PRIMARY
PURPOSE."•
:
GROUP NEWS
ENCANTO GROUP will celebrate its 20th anniv.
with potluck dinner, Monday July 31, at 6 p.m.
Please bring dish, salad, or dessert.
FI^T WEEKENDERS CAMPING GROUP WILL meet on
Aug. 4,5,6, 1978, at the WOODED HILL GROUP CAMP
AT MT. LACUNA.. Please bring firewood. . .
Call Hank & Lee 273-
2978 for info.
ALL SPANISH MEETINGS IN SAN DIEGO & SOUTH BAY
ARE NOW MOVED TO 106 E. 16th ST NATIONAL CITY
477-3471
THE EL CAJON DAYTIME GROUP IS NOW MEETING AT
240 S. MAGNOLIA ST.EL CAJON, MON THRU FRI.
NOON TO 1:30 p.m. Formerly met at
1375 E. Washington St.
INDIAN LODGE GROUPS MEETING ON MON & THURS.,
Foraerly at: Indian Center
CARLSBAD MEN'S STAG HAS CHANGED NAME & LOCATION
TOiWEDNESDAY MEN's CLOSED GROUP 8:00 p.m.
3rd & FREEMAN, OCEANSIDE. (NEXT TO CHURCH)
NEW MEETINGS
233 -
PACIFIC BEACH.
FRI 8 p.m.
4th Ave CHULA 'VISTA
LATINO ALANO CLUB
MON. 8:15 p.m.
102 E 16th St. NATIONAL CITY CA.
GOLDEN KEY GROUP -
UNITY CHURCH
DISC-STEP STUDY
TUES. 8:00 p.m.
4085 CAMINO DEL RIO SOUTH
"A" STREET GROUP
SUN. 11:00a.m,
CARLSBAD, CA.
C.A.A.C. CENTER
WED. 12:00 NOON
BLDG. //2 NAVAL STATION
32ND ST. SAN DIEGO, CA.
BIG BOOK STUDY GROUP
TUES.
7:00 p.m.
4790 CLAIRMONT MESA BLVD.
SAN DIEGO, CA.
CORONADO STEP STUDY
250 PROSPECT.
CORONADO, CA.
TUES. 8:15 p.m.
CORONADO HOSPITAL AUD.
950
-
FRI 8:00 p.m.
3RD AVE.
CHULA VISTA,QA.
NATIVE AMERICAN
THURS 8:00 p.m.
1623 - tTH AVE.
OPEN END, DISC.
SAN DIEGO, CA
BAYSIDE MEETING AI'TER
FRI. 10 p.m.
BAYSIHE ALANO CLUB
AGÊ GROUP - OPEN END PARTICIPATION FRI 10 a.m,
SPEAKER MEETING
396 HARDING,
SOUTHWOOD YOUNG PEOPLES
have moved to 4333-30th St. S.D
911 HORNBLEND
PAGE 83 GROUP N.C. OPEN DISC
ST. PATRICKS HALL
SAT.1:00 p.m.
2546 A St.
SAN DIEGO, CA.
233 -4th Ave.
CHULA VISTA,CA.
TUES NITE BIG BOOK STUDY
8138
TUES.
8:15
EL EXTENSO CT.
SAN DIEGO, CA.
AMPHIB NOONERS
TUES. NOON
NAVAL AMPHIB BASE
WED. MEN'S CLOSED
WED, 8:00 p.m.
3rd & FREEMAN _ ADJACENT TO CHURCH
OCEANSIDE, CA.
SOUTH BAY DISCUSSION
BAYSIDE ALANO 233- 4th
WED. 8:15 p.m.
CHLDA VISTA.
formerly at John Otis Elementary School
18th 6e Highland, National City.
(
"A" STREET SPEAKERS
2516 A. ST.
MON. 8:15
WAY BACK
BAYSIDE SPEAKERS
SAN DIEGO, CA.
233 -
"A':' STREET GROUP
FRI 8:00 p.m.
BAYSIDE ALANO CLUB
SUN. 1:00 p.m.
25i6 A ST.
4TH AVE.
CHULA VISTA, CA.
PRECEEDED BY DINNER 5:30 -
7:30
SAN DIEGO, CA
GRATITUDE SHOULD GO FORWARD
SATURDAY NITE FERVOR - PART.SAT.8:15 p.m.
4020 -
30TH ST.
"Gratitude should go forward, rather than
SAN DIEGO, CA
backward.
"In other words, if you carry the message
DRY DOCK // 27
BLDG
MON 11:30 a.m.
241 Rm.// 101
NAVAL TRAINING CENTER
TUES. NITE STEP STUDY
4020 - 30th ST.
SAI^ DIEGO, CA.
TUES 8:15
to still others, you will be making the
best possible repayment for the hilp
given to you."
AS BILL SEES IT
Page 29
CONTRIBUTIONS THROUGH JUNE 30, 1978:
JUNE
*AA Tradition Study
*AA Workshop-Carlsbad
Allied Gardens Disc
Alpine (mon)
Amigos Verdados
Anonjnnous-Anonymous
Anonjnnous-Anonymous(Wed)
$ 10.00
-0-0-
-0-0140.00
10.00
Total
$2,543.94 - Central $1,262.44 - Vista $1,281.50'
YTD
$ 30.00
La Mesa Men's
300.00
JUNE
-0-
YTD
$ 50.00
196.13
La Mesa Mixed
-0-
31.20 ^
Lemon Grove (Sun)
-0-
20.00
Lemon Grove Women's
20.00
20.00
10.OQ^
Lemon Grove Speakers
-0-
Linda Vista
-0-
60.00
70.00
315.00
10.00
Live & Let Live (Gay)
70.00
*Living Faith AA Group
ASW Dry Dock
Bay Park Step Study
-010.00
Bay Park Womans Group
Bayside Nooners
Bayside Speakers
Beach Area Beg. #1
Beach Area Beg. #2
5.00
10.00
10.00
75.00
-0-
Beach Area Luncheon
Beachcombers
-013.50
-0-
20.00
BYOB
CAAC Center 32nd St.
-0-0-
10.00^
North Park Group
No. Shores Big Book
-0-
44.00^
*Carlsbad Recovery Disc.
$
Loma Portal Disc.
110.00
45.00^
*Men's Stag (Carlsbad)
15.00
10.00
/
215.00
40.00
-0-
40.00
30.00
-0-
250.00
20.00
40.00
230.00
264.00
50.00
27.00
Miramar Nooners
Mira Mesa Disc.
10.00
Mira Mesa (Sun)
44.00
123.15
Mission Hills Disc.
25.00
275.00
-0-
78.00^
Mission Hills Beg. Step
14.00
60.00
13.50
NAS Nooners
30.50
-0-
50.50
5.00
No.
Shores Breakfast
Shores Men's
-0-
40.00
-0-
280.00
30.00
80.00
100.00
-0-
25.00
No.
-0-
70.00
20.00
-0-
60.00
-0-
225.40
104.05 V
No. Shores Speakers
No. Shores Thurs Step
Cedar Street-Sun
-0-
-0-
30.00
Cedar Street Daytime
Cedar Street Friday
-0-0-
35.00
*"NOW" Speakers
-0-
10.00
85.00^
Ocean Beach Study
-0-
10.00
75.00
Cedar Street Men's
-0-
Ocean Beach (Tues)
20.00
70.00
Casa De Oro Trad 5
Chula Vista Beg. Step Disc.10.00
Chula Vista
Chula Vista
Clairemonts
Clairemonts
Disc.
(Mon)
Men's
Mixed
-0-0-05.00
10.00
i
V
3
*Oceanside Disc.(Wed)
*Oceanside Disc.(Sun)
50.00
50.0^
155.00
15.00
*Oceanside Brownbaggers
^
-0-
20.00
-0-
40.59
120.00
10.00
30.00V>-^
60.00
125.00^
20.00
30.00
-0-
*Oceanside Recovery
*Oceanside Speakers
*Oceanside 12 x 12 Group
35.00
*Oceanside Women"s
20.00
Coronado Step Study
5.00
5.00
*Del Mar AA
Dry Dock #2
Dry Dock #21
Early Birds
Early Risers
East County Breakfast
-0-0-0-0-0-0-
East County Speakers
East San Diego
10.00
-0-0-
E1 Cajon Daytime
-0-
E1 Cajon Men's
E1 Cajon 12 x 12
-030.00
El Cajon(Farragut)Tues
20.00
Encanto Group
*Encinitas Disc.
-0-0-
*Enc. Here & Now #2
*Escondido-Tues
*Esc.
*Esc.
Êsc.
*Esc.
*Esc.
Bm
Bm
Bm
Bm
Bm
Baggers
Baggers
Baggers
Baggers
Baggers
*Esc.
*Esc.
*Esc.
*Esc.
Mens
Newcomers
Open End
Fri Spkrs
(Mon)
(Tues)
(Wed)
(Thur)
(Sat)
150.00
60.00
-020.00
25.00
44.81
10.00
-020.00
25.00
20.00
40.00
5.00
80. op
Pacific Beach (Sat)
-0-
5.00
*Palomar Group
Point Loma Group
125.00
Point Loma Discussion
*Ramona, Congregational
60.00
20.Og^
60.00
10.00 ^
20.00 0 ^
*Rancho Bernardo
*Rancho Sante Fe
10.00
50.00
-0-
30.00
-0-
15.00
134.00
30.00
155.00
20.00
85.00
30.00
100.00
100.00
75.00
Recovery Step Study
San Diego Speakers
-0-0-
350.00
10.00
160.00
60.00
201.00
-0-
125.00
143.27
15.80
45.00
*San Marcos Disc.
-0-
*San Marcus Speakers
100.00-
Santee Mixed
10.00
110.00 / A
Santee Sunday Nite
Serendipity Women's
*Serenity Women's
Sobriety Unlimited
*Solana Beach Happy Hour
120.00
187.70
36.00
30.00
25.00
25.00
75.00
40.00
15.52
15.00
200.00
10.00
25. OQ^
150.00 ^
140.00
65. oa
80.00
/
55.00 (,J
120.81
89.65
10.op^
55.00
81.00
80.00
36.95
240.00^
200.00
So.
So.
So.
So.
Bay
Bay
Bay
Bay
Open Door
Pioneers
Triangle
Women's
South Clairemont
So. Crest Disc.
*Fellowship Men's(Esc.)
-0-
25.00
Streamview Mixed
150.00
40.00
-0-
20.00
*Fallbrook Group
95.00
5.00
Old Timers
-0-
-065.00
-0-
Old Towne Study Group
*Fallbrook Smokeless
*Esc. Step Study
36.21
95.00
25.00
Spanish Speakers
Spring Valley
Spring Valley Step
Stadium Group
Step One Group
Streamview Daytime
*Fallbrook Disc.
-0-
25.00
45.00 J
20.00
50.00
77.00
-0-
10.00
-0-0-
-0-0-
50.00
96.00
*Oceanside Participation-
Clairemont Wednesday
-0-
40.00
120.00
*Oceanside Men's
Clairemont Women's
Coronado (Mon)
Coronado Sun (Disc)
-0-
-0-
72.00
-0-
20.00
-0-
5.00
-0-0-
-0-0-
40.00
20.00
8i5.00
-0-
30.00
-0-
20.00
-0-
24.00
23.00
120.00
30.00
40.00
75.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
20.00
-0-0-
25.00
-0-0-
Fireside Group
-0-
37.50
ist Weekenders Camping
-0-
36.00
Fletcher Hills
20.00
Fletcher Hills(smkless) 30.00
Fletch. Hlls Step
*Fri. Acceptance
80.00
110.00
Sunday Mid-Day
.j!5vbO
75.00
Sundown Group
30th & Grape Breakfast
*Tri Sunday Morning
Tues Big Book Study
Turning Point (Sun)
Turning Point (Tues)
24 Hour Group
12 X 12 Step Study (Gay)
r-020.00
-025.00
-060.44
20,00
25.00
10.00
-0-
10.00
20.00
49.00
105.00
30.00
60.44
130.00
25.00
62.00
20.00
Villa View
Vista Hill
25.00
-0-
70.00
40.00
20.00
40.00
115.00
205.00
20.00
35.19
-0-
80.00
50.19
45.00
Fri. Nite Men's
Fri. ChildrenCWomen's)
-05.00
30.00
5.00
Grass Root's Disc.
-0-
30.00
Grove Luncheon
-0-
26.00
Grove Step Study
-0-
10.93
Happy Hour Group
-0-
20.00) j
-0-
10.00
*Vista Thursday Nite
*Vista Newcomers
75.00
287.07
*Vista Step Study
20.00
30.00
61.44
205.00
*Vista View Point
15.00
170.65
*Water Works Group
The Women's Group
10.00
10.00
20.00
90.00
^Wamen's Step Study
-0-
20.00
Here & Now Prog.
Hermanos Alcoholicos
10.00
Imperial Beach
Imp. Beach Sandpipers
Imperial Group
20.00
-0-0-
65.00
30.00
4.00
-0-0-0-
34.20
40.OQ
Informal Stepstudy
International
Know Your Big Book
La Jolla (Thurs)
La Jolla Step Study
25.00
10.00
40.00
150.00
30.00
La Jolla Women's
Lakeside
-040.00
100.00
40.00
L)
**Ocnside AA Way of Life
19.50
59.50
^^Discontinued Groups
-041.19
(^^Discontinued groups in No. County)
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NORTH COUNTY BRANCH OFFICE
INCOME
JUNE
$
Tokens
YTD
13.00
$
151.00
Pins
11.25
51.25
Miscellaneous
29.50
149.20
1,281.50
5,900.47
11.00
106.00
Group Contributions
In Memoriam for Fay S.
Coffee Kitty
15.38
Other Donations
55.43
-0-
270.00
$ 6,683.35
$ 1,361.63
OPERATING EXPENSES
Cost of Tokens
Cost of Pins
Cost of Miscellaneous
8.20
78.67
9.75
29.91
21.07
130.35
Rent
180.00
Wages
537.50
1,040.00
3,500.00
Payroll Taxes
Telephone
Answering Service
56.50
344.85
342.22
37.50
262.50
52.95
Depreciation
Office Supplies
Reproduction
Supplies - General
2.83
5.66
5.00
110.21
8.25
101.91
6.90
50.00
Insurance
Meeting Schedules
2.20
14.36
153.19
227.92
Auto
121.90
Legal & Audit
Employee Benefits
200.00
15.00
$ 6,582.36
$ 1,074.94
NET GAIN FOR JUNE AND YEAR TO DATE
+ $
286.69
+$
100.99
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LITERATURE ACCOUNT
INCOME
Central Office
TOTAL INCOME FROM LITERATURE SALES
COST OF SALES
Central Office
TOTAL COST OF SALES
NET GAIN ON LITERATURE SALES FOR JUNE AND YTD
$15,883.04
$ 2,773.50
+$
621.90
3,049.83
3,395.40
18.932.87
2,462.03
13.682.88
563.93
2,587.91
3,025.96
16,270.79
369.44
+$
2,662.08
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INCOME & EXPENSE
June 30, 1978
INCOME
JUNE
Tokens
$
Pins
Miscellaneous
YTD
231.00
$
42.25
507.50
Group Contributions
Buck A Month
657.00
188.25
1,262.44
1,618.90
8,165.07
48.00
976.82
10.00
226.30
65.00
41.22
Miscellaneous:
Vi McC.
Memoriams
Kitties
Other Contributions:
$ 10.00
-0-
4.10
Palm Springs Round-Up
100.00
Interest Income
2,952.37
1,112.63
-0-
150.63
803.75
$ 2,355.92
$16,807.31
$
$
OPERATING EXPENSES
Cost of Tokens
145.78
Cost of Pins
32.25
309,39
Rent
506.80
983.66
Wages
Payroll Taxes
1,012.95
3,104.40
5,329.23
96.88
General Taxes & Licenses
525.06
5.00
928.98
815.43
589.22
992.29
90.41
248.26
35.00
119.97
56.17
185.99
245.53
118.85
65.00
23.03
1.38
253.96
3.34
90.84
738.46
200;00
-0-
Telephone
156.27
Answering Service
Office Expense
134.00
49.60
Reproduction Costs
70.35
16.64
Supplies-General
54.14
Outside Services
-0-
Equipment Repair
10.00
29.58
Insurance
Auto
31.78
32.22
15.00
Legal & Audit
Cash - over/short
-0-
Miscellaneous
-0-
2.99
Depreciation
52.01
Business Committee Expense
Public Information Expense
-0-0-
Meeting Schedules
Employee Benefits
91.05
-0-
2,825.89
NET LOSS/GAIN FOR JUNE AND YEAR TO DATE
-
$
469.97
370.99
263.11
16,413.85
+ $
393.46
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PROGRAM COMMITTEE
INCOME:
Collections
530.03
$ 2,422.13
Raffle
$
111.40
Literature
144.65
610.75
638.74
786.08
3,671.62
150.00
900.00
TOTAL INCOME
EXPENSES:
Rent
Janitor
25.00
130.00
Bakery
Supplies
51.80
312.20
437,47
74.65
183.65
Literature
Miscellaneous
942.70
71.15
-0-
TOTAL EXPENSES
485.10
NET GAIN FOR JUNE AND YEAR TO DATE
+ $
300.98
2,793,52
+ $
878.10
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SPECIAL EVENTS
Additional income from Spring Dance
*New Years Dance
+$ 99.62
Spring Dance
$
57.64
+ $
212.28
+$112. 66
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NET GAIN FOR FELLOWSHIP FOR JUNE AND YEAR TO DATE
+$
544.78
+ $ 4,246.91
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JULY 1978
The 394th meeting was called to order at 8:00pm by Chairperson Ruth H, Traditions were
read by Harriet W., roll call by Hal C. There were 53 groups represented. The minutes
of the previous meeting were read by the secretary and approved as read.
BUSINESS COMMITTEE:
Report given by Harriet N., Chairman.
Harriet reported that the
committee had elected her Chairman and Jim C. as assistant Chairman.
The Central Office
has been renovated and painted by Oscar W. Oscar has donated his time and craftsmanship
and the results are obvious. The landlord, impressed by changes, supplied paint and is
having drapes made. Also the fire extinguishers we were going to buy will be purchased
by the landlord. The committee has authorized Oscar to build a literature display rack
that will accommodate at least one package (25) of each pamphlet. The office is now on
a monthly physical inventory system and this will greatly increase the effectiveness and
decrease the chance for errors. Harriet reminded the co-ordinators about the annual pic
nic in September (24th) and ask for donations of raffle prizes and items (junk) for the
grab bag.
All donation of same may be dropped off at the Central Office.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE: A1 McG. reported that all speakers were confirmed thru August. The
annual banquet will be held at the Town & Country, November 18th with the Moonlighters
providing the music. Ticket prices will be the same as last year, however, they are hop
ing to sell at least 500 as the cost has increased.
PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE: Sully reported that 12 persons had spoken to 684 people at
10 facilities. He thanked Charlotte and Les for their services. Mary Jane A. will be the
liason with the Central Office. Sully and the committee has prepared a letter that will be
sent to doctors in the San Diego area, telling of the services available through the Public
Information Committee and the Central Office.
OLD BUSINESS: The new Co—Editor of the Co—Ordinator is Bobby 0. A resolution presented
by the Grass Roots Group was read by its co-ordinator and given to the Business Committee.
The proposal was regarding the increase in the prices of selected literature and it was
felt by the Grass Roots Group that this was a matter the co-ordinators should take back to
their groups, however, it was pointed out that the policy of pricing literature was a fun
ction of the Business Committee. Harriet N. pointed out that making a slim profit was not
a disgrace but as a matter of fact a necessity since the group donations were down and not
carrying the expenses of the Central Office. The resolution will be studied further by
the Business Committee.
NEW BUSINESS;
Two amendments to the by-laws were read by the Council Chairperson and in
both cases, after much discussion, the amendments were referred back to the presenting
group, in this case the Mira Mesa Group, for further consideration. Barbara S. who had
been elected as the Secretary to the Central Meeting found she could not serve and Rosie H.
was unanimously re-elected to serve a second term. Monica was elected to the Program
Committee. A motion was made by Barbara S., seconded and passed for an Ad Hoc Committee
to be appointed by the Chairman to serve as a reviewing body to make recommendations on
by-law changes.
Meeting adjourned at 9:55pm
Do you ever get the feeling that a small group of people are running the whole show????
You are absolutely rightlll Out of 375 groups in the San Diego area, only 53 had repre
sentation on council this month - that is less than 15%III Did your co-ordinator attend?
If not, why not?
Does your group or club order literature and books in large quantities?
If so
PLEASE notify the Central Office several days in advance of such orders. We are making
this request so we may maintain an adequate inventory level on all items. Thank you.
The closed meeting topics in the August issue of the Grapevine are "Surrender to the Un
known", "Sex Is Not The Answer, "And Then an Eskimo Came Over the Hill"and "The Road
Back".
Speaking of topics, let us not forget the newcomer still wondering "Why can't
1 drink like normal people?" The answer! Alcoholism - a deadly Spiritual, Mental and
Physical Dis-ease created by the allergy coupled with the obsession. It is the one top
ic, we all have a great deal of knowledge about-let us share it with the person who is
still asking - WHY ME.
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HOW TO KEEP FROM GROWING
Never be original: Find out
that. —Realize that you have
destroy all danger of success. —Sneer at those who
Tell yourself that it is now too late, and that
what is usually done and follow
nothing more to learn: This
are more successful than your—
you really did not have the
proper equipmentj and it will be especially helpful to say that people are against you.
Never learn from experience:
Keep on doing the same fool things time after time.
Never
wait to hear the other side of the story: Knowing both sides will only unsettle your
mind. Use your wit destructively: Be smart at the expense of absent people. Stand on
your dignity. Never forget that you have a position to keep up. Try to get everything
cheap: Study and practice to become the perfect "Chiseler."
cible poverty complex.
-Fresno Pipeline
This will build an invin
WEDNESDAY
8:00 P.M.
JULY 26
AUGUST
2
Comm. Person .
Comm. Person ... Pete M.
Steps
Art K.
Traditions
Speaker
Chuck L.
Charlie T. Carlsbad
Host Group
Encinitas Discussion
August
BALBOA PARK
9th
Comm. Person.... Teddy H.
Steps
Mary R.
Traditions
Diana S.
Speaker
Chuck N.
Host Group
Dry Dock 21
Los Angeles
.
. Monica
Steps
Bea R.
Traditions
John L.
Speaker
Host Group.
Casey Mc G. Blythe
Encinitas Thursday
August
16
Comm. Person
Bobbie H.
Steps
Judy V.
Traditions
Steve S.
Speaker
Host Group
Jack K. Los Angeles
Downtown Disc. Saturday
JUNE AND JULY BIRTHDAY CAKES
j^Jear: Christy A., Kathy, Don B., Patti K., Pat C., Kiel C., Kat C., Jerry F., Marshall M,
Gloria K., Phil S., Bobby N., Jim B.
Karen R., John 0., Don F., Ed B., Cee Cee
5 Year:
10 Year:
Chuck P.
15_Y^: Cal W., Bonner P., Jim E., Margie B. 20 Year: Jim D., Russ P., June J., Bob D,
YOUR A.
Aug.
2
CALENDER
PROGRAM COMMITTEE- 7:00 P.M. War Memorial Building prior to Central Meeting.
8
BUSINESS COMMITTEE- 5:30 P.M. Central Office 2100 4th Avenue.
10
COORDINATING COUNCIL— 8:00 P.M. at the War Memorial Building.
10
DEADLINE FOR ALL NEWS AND INFORMATION TO BE PRINTED IN MONTHLY COOORDINATOR
20
SAN DIEGO AREA INSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEE- Business Meeting, 12:30 P.M. at St.—
Davids Church, 5050 Milton at Burgerner in Clairemont.
SPEAKERS
July
18
J. P. San Diego
Aug.
25
1
Gene C.
Jack K.
8
15
Richard & Lynn Oceanside
Jerry S. San Diego
Aug.
Escondido
Chula Vista
Aug.
Jean V.
Pasadena
Pasadena
16
Hap G.
Palos Verdes
23
30
Clint H. Santa Monica
Andrea G.
San Gabriel
NORTH SHORES SATURDAY NITE
22
James R.
Encino
29
Caro;yn B.
July
Hunting Beach
5
Bill B.
Oceanside
12
Skip R.
Oceanside
19
A1 & Jean W.
Aug.
Anaheim
BAYSIDE ALANO
July
Marsha M.
9
SOUTH BAY PIONEERS
July
2
21
Mary Joyce P.
28
Ron W.
July
Aug.
El Toro
ESCONDIDO FRIDAY NITE
21
Dick E.
Aug.
28
4
West San Felipe, Mexico
Joe & Betty P. San Diego
11
A1 Mc G.
18
Bob F. Valley Center
San Marcos
Ted J.
5
Laguna Beach
Long Beach
Irvine
Dave C.
12
Howard
19
Joe Q.
P.
Culver City
Laguna Beach.
28
Bob H.
Bob L.
San Clemente
4
11
Loraine & Larry K.
18
Bob S.
Glendale
San
Santa Ana
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A.A. PICNIC WILL BE SEPTEMBER 24, 1978
*
AT jFELICITAS PARK:
DOOR PRIZES, RAFFLE PRIZES AND OTHER
PARAPHANALIA NEEDED FOR GRAB BAG.
*
IN MEMORIAL
*
San Diego County A.A. Wishes to express
*
Sympathy to the Family and Friends of:
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PLEASE BRING DONATIONS TO CENTRAL OFFICE.
Ken C.
29
EASY DOES IT SPEAKERS
San Diego
July
22
Al, H....Who passed away 7-15-78.
A1
was one of the original members of the
Mission Hills Group.
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CO-OPERATION
A.A. IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY RELATED FACILITY OR OUTSIDE INTEREST, BUT WE MAY CO-OPERATE
WITH THEM AND THEY CO-OPERATE WITH US
TURNING POINT- is having their 8th Annual Hawaiian Dance at the War Memorial Building on
August 26, from 8:00 P.M. to 12:00 P.M^. Buck Wayne will provide the music.
A Color TV will be the Door Prize 11lPRizES***GAMES***REFRESHMENTS***
\
LATINO ALANO CLUB—102 E. 16th St in National City.
Phone 477-3471 Membership now available I
Contact Ray V. at 427-1849 or Pete H. at 262-8771***
27TH SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CONVENTION- October 20th, 21st, and 22nd in LA.
Register NOW I Forms
available at Central. Hev GALS, want a change of pace and FUNlII Become a
HostesslII (One year sobriety required). Give Pat a call at 714-744-2319 O'Kl
Looking forward to seeing youIIIII
THE ANNUAL SERRA RETREAT- For members of A.A. will be held August 4th-6th at Malibu, for fur
ther information call Bob M. at 292-4455 ext
18.
SAN DIEGO ALANO CLUB - is having a Picnic - August 5th - 8:00A.M. till ???
Rohr Park, Bonita
call 237-9362 for more information.
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HOW TO ASSURE UNHAPPINESS - Sit down quietly where you are not likely to be disturbed.
<iJ
Be
gin thinking about yourself I Every time your thought wanders to something higher, bring it
back gently but relentlessly. Thing about the past. Think over all the mistakes you have
made, going right back to childhood. Think over all the opportunities you have missed and
the time you have wasted. Especially think of the times you have been badly treated.
Think about your body and wonder if your age or your job or the climate isn*t beginning to
tell.
See if you cannot discover a pain or an ache somewhere.
Think about finances and if
they are going well now, insist that this is probably too good to last. In any case, think
about yourself! I That is the main point. Ar.^ if
will keep this up faithfully for 15
ceit?
®^ûbes, there can be no doubt about the result.
There is more hope of a fool than of him.
(See thou a man wise in his own con
Proverbs 26:12).
THE A A
AUGUST
1978
COORDINATOR
Published monthly by the Coordinating Committeo of
Son Diogo County Groups of Aleoholies Anonymous.
"AN A.A. GROUP OUGHT NEVER ENDORSE, FINANCE OR LEND THE A.A. NAME TO ANY RELATED FACILITIES OR
OUTSIDE ENTERPRISE, LEST PROBLEM'S OF MONEY, PROPERTY AND PRESTIGE DIVERT US FROM OUR PRIMARY
PURPOSE"
GROUP NEWS(CONT)
GROUP NEWS
LIVING FAITH A.A. GROUP TUES 8:15 P.M.
"A" STREET GROUP
MT. CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL
2516 "A" STREET, SAN DIEGO, CA
950, CARMEL MT. RD.
FORMERLY AT LOS
PENASQUITAS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SATURDAY NITE FERVOR -
4020
LEMON GROVE
SUN 1:00 P.M.
PART.
SAT 8:15 P.M.
30th STREET, SAN DIEGO, CA
SUNDAY 8:15 P.M.
7126 LONDON LANE, LEMON GROVE
TUES NITE STEP STUDY
FORMERLY AT:
4020
GOLDEN AVE SCHOOL
TUES
8:15 P.M.
30th STREET, SAN DIEGO, CA
ALL SPANISH MEETINGS IN SAN DIEGO & SOUTH
BAY ARE NOW MOVED TO 106 E. 16th ST.
NATIONAL CITY
477-3471
PAGE 83 GROUP N.C. OPEN DISC
THE EL CAJON DAYTIME GROUP IS NOW MEET
NAVAL STATION, 32nd ST., SAN DIEGO, CA
SUN 11:00 P.M.
ST. PATRICKS HALL, 396 HARDING, CARLSBAD, CA
C.A.A.C. CENTER WED 12:00 NOON
BLDG //2
ING AT 240 S. MAGNOLIA ST. EL CAJON,
MON -FRI, NOON TO 1:30 P.M. FORMERLY
BIG BOOK STUDY GROUP
MET AT
4790 CLAIRMONT MESA BLVD, SAN DIEGO, CA
1375 E. WASHINGTON ST.
INDIAN LODGE GROUPS MEETING ON MON &
THURS HAVE MOVED TO 4333
30th ST. S.D.
FORMERLY AT INDIAN CENTER
TUES 7:0P P.M.
SOUTHWOOD YOUNG PEOPLES FRI 8:00 P.M.
950
3rd AVE, CHULA VISTA, CA
TUES NITE BIG BOOK STUDY
TUES 8:15 P.M.
CARLSBAD MEN'S STAG HAS CHANGED NAME &
LOCATION TO: WEDNESDAY MEN'S CLOSED
8136 EL EXTENSO CT., SAN DIEGO, CA
8:00 P.M.
AMPHIB NOONERS TUES 12:00 NOON CHAPLAINS BLDG
3rd & FREEMAN & OCEANSIDE
RM . 18, NAVAL AMPHIB BASE, CORONADO, CA
FIR^T WEEKENDERS CAMPING GROUP SKYLINE
RANCH CAMPGROUND, JAMUL, CA
3, & 4th.
LOUISE
SEPT 1,2,
DISCONTINUED GROUPS
FOR INFO CONTACT: BOB OR MARY
223-7454
CORONADO STEP STUDY GROUP
TUES 8:15 P.M.
250 PROSPECT, CORONADO, CA
CAMPING GROUP //l K.Q. RANCH-JULIAN
SEPT 15, 16 & 17. CONTACT PAT & JIM B
EL CAJON WOMEN'S (C) TUES 8:15 P.M.
F.A.C.E.S. BLDG, //240 MAGNOLIA AVE EL CAJON
NEW MEETINGS
MANY THANKS TO:
FRIDAY NOON FRI 12:00 NOON
Audrey C., James H., Maynard W., for their
1533 PACIFIC HWY, VARLEY'S RESTAURANT
donations to the "I AM RESPONSIBLE CLUB."
BONITA BIG BOOK
This is our fund to be used by A.A. members
and their families from donations by members
TUES 8:00 P.M.
CHURCH
OF THE GOOD SHEPPARD, BONITA RD
or their immediate families, it is located at
TRADITIONS WORKSHOP SUN 3 P.M. 1st
CHURCH, 4608 GARDENA ST., S.D. CA
BAPTIST
San Diego Blood Bank.
AGAPE GROUP-OPEN END PARTICIPATION
911 HORNBLEND, PACIFIC BEACH
FRI 10 A.M.
**IN MEMORIAL**
San Diego Coimty A.A. wishes to express
sympathy to the family and friends of:
SPEAKERS MEETING
233
FRI 8:00 P.M.
4th AVE, CHULA VISTA, CA
Joe E. passed away 7-26-78.
Joe was a
member of "H & I."
LATINO ALANO CLUB
102! E. 16th
MON 8:15 P.M.
ST., NATIONAL CITY, CA
Ed L. passed away 8-1-78.
Ed was a mem
ber of the 3rd weekend camping group #1.
GOLDEN KEY GROUP - DIS - STEP STUDY
UNITY CHURCH TUES 8 P.M.
4085 CAMINO DEL RIO SOUTH, CA
No man can hope to control his
destiny. The best he can hope for
is to control himself —one single
"A'; STREET GROUP SAT 1:00 P.M.
25li6 "A" ST., SAN DIEGO, CA
"A": STREET SPEAKERS
MON 8:15 P.M.
2516 "A" ST. "WAYBACK", SAN DIEGO, CA
Q
act at a
time.
Those acts are like bricks in a
wall. A wall made of such bricks
is a man's character.
CONTRIBUTIONS THROUGH JULY 31, 1978: Total $2,534.93 - Central $1,300.00 - Vista $1,234.93
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JULY
*AA Tradition Study
*AA Workshop
$
Allied Gardens Disc
July
YTD
-0300.00
$ 30.00
600.00
100.00
131.20
Lemon Grove Women's
45.00
-0-
60.00
Linda Vista
-0-
20.00
-0-
70.00
40.00
30.00
-0-
20.00^
Amigos Verdados (Span)
-0-
10.0£^
*Living Faith AA Gr.
Amphib Nooners
15.00
15.00
Loma Portal Disc.
Anonymous - Anonymous
-0Anonymous - Anonymous(Wed) -0ASW Dry Dock
20.00
Bay Park Step Study
10.00
5.00
315.00
10.00 / A
90.00^
120.00,^
50.00
*Men's Stag Carlsbad
-0-
Miramar Nooners
Mira Mesa Disc.
Mira Mesa Sun.
-0-025.00
Mission Hills
25.00
Bayside Nooners
-0-
15.00
-0-
Bayside Speakers
-0-
10.00
NAS Nooners
-0-
Beach Area Beginners //I
Beach Area Beginners //2
120.00
-0-
Beach Area Luncheon
Beachcombers
-0-0-
78.00
Navajo Road Group
North Park Group
13.50
No. Shores Big Book
20.00
-0-0-0-
*Borrego Springs
-025.00
20.00
25.00
North Shores Breakfast
No. Shores Men's
-0-0-
BYOB
CAAC Center at 32nd St.
30.00
-0-
40.00^
North Shores Speakers
North Shores Th. Step St.
-0-0-
*Carlsbad Here and Now
-0-
44.OO^j
*"Now" Speakers Group
-0-
*Carlsbad Tuesday Nite
-010.00
25.00
Ocean Beach Study Group
Ocean Beach (Tues)
-025.00
Casa de Oro Trad 5
Cedar Street Sun.
-0-0-
104.05
Cedar Street Friday
25.00
25.00
110.00.^
100.00^^
*Oceanside
*Oceanside
*0ceanside
*0ceanside
85.00
-0-0-0-
Cedar Street Men's
-0-
70.00
*0ceanside Men's
Chula Vista Beginners Step -0-
10.00
Chula Vista Discussion
20.00
70.00
*Oceanside Participation(T)25.00
*0ceanside Participation(F)195.00
90.00
Chula Vista (Mon)
40.00
Clairemont Men's
Clairemont Mixed
-0-
20.00
Wednesday Clairemont Gr.
Clairemont Women's
Clairemont Sun. Nite
Coronado
Coronado Coastal Step St.
Coronado Prospect //I
Coronado Sun. (Disc.)
Coronado Prospect //3
Coronado Step Study Gr.
Coronado Prospect Women's
*Del Mar AA
5.00
70.00
35.00
Disc.(Sat)
Disc.(Sun)
20.00
148.15
300.00
60.00
50.50
20.00
280.00
30.00
80.00
100.00
70.00
225.40
30.00
10.00
10.00
145.00
135.00
96.00
50.00
77.00
40.00
65.59
315.00
51.21
35.00/
*Oceanside 12 & 12
-0-
95.00
15.00
45.02
*Oceanside Women's
-0-
40.00
-0-
60.00
20.00
Old Timers
10.00
50.00
-010.00
28.08
45.00
15.00
50.00
20.00
25.00
10.00
155.009 r
-0-
35.00
Old Towne Study Group
Pacific Beach Saturday
*Palomar Group
Point Loma AA Group
20.00
-020.00
5.00
65.00
Point Loma Discussion
25.00
*Poway Traditional Step St.-O*Ramona, Congregational Ch.-O-
5.00
-0-
El Cajon Men's
El Cajon 12 & 12
El Cajon (Farragut) Tues.
Encanto Group
-0-
*Encinitas Disc.
*Enc. Here & Now #2
20.00
150.00^^
30.00
100.00
10.00
25.00
237.00"
60.00
-0-
20.00
-0-
60.00
95.00
40.00
58.08
200.00
70.00
85.00
30.00
*Rancho Bernardo
*Rancho Sante Fe
-0-0-
Recovery Step Study
San Diego Speakers
10.00
-0-0-0-
160.00
60.00
125.00
100.00
350.00
20.00
-0-
10.0^
*San Marcos Disc.
-0-
120.00
-0-
20.00
-0-
10.00
-036.00
187.70
72.00
-0-
25.00 rf
201.00 ^
-0-
143.2J
-0-
15.80
45.00
-0-
-0-
40.00
37.50
-025.00
20.00
140.00
10.00
147.50
170.00
140.00
90.00
150.00
80.00
U
*Escondido Brown Bag
*Escondido Men's
*Escondido Newcomers
20.00
11.32
89.65
30.00
66.32
*Escondido Open End
*Escondido Fri Spkrs
-0-
81.00_,
120.8"!
100.00
*Fallbrook Disc.
20.00
-0-0-
*Fallbrook Group
-0-
200.00
36.95
240.00
Santee Mixed
-O-
30.00
Santee Sunday Nite
-0-
25.00
10.00
-010.00
35.00
50.00
South Bay Open Door
-010.00
25.00
Serendipity Women's
*Serenity Women's
Sobriety Unlimited
(W) 25.00
(Th) 44.81
(Sat)10.00
*Escondido Step Stdy
Brownbaggers
Disc.(Wed)
50.00
27.00
15.00
-0-
Dry Dock #2
Dry Dock #21
Early Birds
Early Risers
East County Breakfast
East San Diego Group
El Chjon Daytime
0^
40.00
260.00
264.00
*0ceanside Recovery
*Oceanside Speakers
112.00
*Escondido, Cong. Church
*Escondido Brown Bag. (M)
*Escondido Brown Bag. (T)
335.00
40.00
YTD
25.00
Alpine (Mon)
$
0
/
'
75.00
15.52
South Bay Pioneer's
-0-
South Bay Triangle
South Bay Women's
-05.00
85.00
35.00
South Clairemont
So. Crest Disc.
-0-0-
20.00
24.00
Spanish Speakers
Spring Valley
5.00
-0-0-
Stadium Group
Step One Group
Streamview Daytime
20.00
-020.00
60.00
Streamview Mixed
Streamview Disc.
15.00
15.00
20.00
Sunday Mid-day
Sundown Group
-010.00
200.00
28.00
120.00
30.00
75.00
30.00
15.00
75.00
20.00
*FallbrookSmokeless
$ 20.00
^Fellowship Men*s
5.00
30.00
37.50Y^
Fireside Group
First Weekenders Camping
-0-0-
Fletcher flills
-0-
Fletcher Hills Smokeless
-0-
110.00
*Friday Acceptance
20.00
-0-0-
100.00
50.19
Friday Night Men's
20.00
Friday's Children Women's
36.00 J
80.00^
5.00
Grass Roots Discussion
-0-
The Qrove Luncheon
-0-
The Grove Step Study
10.00
Happy Hour Group
Here & Now Prog.
-0-0-
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Informal
Group - Fri.
25.00
Beach Sandpipers
-0Group, Imperial Av.-OStep Study Gr.
-0-
Intemational
^-0-
Know Your Big Book
La Jo11a Thursday
La Jo11a Step Study
-0-010.00
La Jolla Women's
La Mesa Men's
La Mesa-Mi3^d
-0-0-075.00
Lemon Grove
-0-
Lakeside
$ 26Vbo
-0-
49.00
-0-
60.44
Turning Point (Sun)
Turning Point Women's
-0-
130.00
-0-
25.00
Twenty Four Hour Group
-010.00
62.00
45.00/^?
50.00^
12 & 12 Step Study (Gay
University Disc.
10.00
30.00
Villa View
Vista Hill
26.00
20.93
20.00
10.00
10.00
90.00
30.00
Hermanos Alcoholicos Latinos -0-
-0-
Tierrasanta-Murphy Canton
*Tri Sunday Morning
Tues. Big Book Study
30th & Grape B'fast Gr.
$ 40.00
*Vista Big Book
*Vista Newcomers
$
35.00
140.00
30.00
-0-
20.00
50.00
-0-0-
30.00
40.00
35.03
15.00
30.00
20.00
120.00
40.00
115.00
235.00
40.00
*Vista Sat. (Part)
*Esc. Nitty Gritty
*Vista Step Study
*Vista Sunday Morning Open
*Vista View Point
*Water Works Group
Women's @ 6th and Penn.
40.00 >1
Women's Step Study
-0-
20.00
**Deleted Groups
Corrections;
-0-
100.69
I^scondido Brown Bag. (T)
20.00
100.Qb
Pacific Beach Saturday
10.00
144.00
4.00^
34.20
150.00
40.00^
100.00
40.OCT.
35.03
15.00
-050.00
61.44
255.00
-0-
170.65
10.00
30.00
120.00
30.00
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INCOME
JULY
Tokens
YTD
184.OOi
33.00
6.50
57.75,
50.20
199.40,
7,135.40
Pins
Mi s ce11aneous-Memorb ilia
Group Contributions
1,234.93
Memoriums
106.00/
-0-
Coffee Kitty
60.1^1
4.75
Other Donations
270.00'
-0-
$ 1,329.38
$
8,012.73
OPERATING EXPENSES
20.83
Cost of Tokens
Cost of Pins
99.50
35.
160.47.
5.20
30.12
Rent
180.00
Wages
537.50
Payroll Taxes
Telephone
1.220.0ci,
4,037.50|
397.8o5
52.95
55.48
37.50
Answering Service
Depreciation
Office Supplies
Reproduction
Supplies - General
397.70,
300.00
2.83
8.49,
20.85
131.06;
22.05
15.15
-0-
101.91;
-0-
50.00(
16.56;
2.20
Insurance
Meeting Schedules
-0-
227.921
Auto
21.11
143.01
Legal & Audit
Employee Benefits
-0-
15.00;
-0-
200.00
Postage
14.87,
14/87
996.59
$
7,578.95,-
433.78;
NET GAIN FOR .Tiny AND YEAR TO DATE
+ $
332.79
+ $
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LITERATURE ACCOUNT
INCOME
Central Office
Branch Office -
$ .2,763.85
Vista
TOTAL INCOME
$
18,646.89
$
22,149.52;
452.80
$
3,216.65
3.502.63
COST OF REPLACEMENT
Central Office
NET GAIN ON LITERATURE SALES FOR JULY - YTD
2,430.72
16,113.60 c
445.25
3.033.16!,
2,875.97
19,146.76.;
3,002.76/
340.00
M
327.07
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INCOME & EXPENSE
July 31, 197S
YTD
JULY
INCOME
$
Tokens
154.00
Jewelry
Memorabilia (Bumper Stickers Etc.)
Vi McC.
Memoriams:
Harry H.
Al H. (from
Jackie" N.
89.50
277.75
79.00
1,885.40
9,465.07
1,055.82
42.00
268.30
40.00
105.00
$15.00
Margaret F.
:•
811.00
266.50
1,300.00
Group Contributions
Individual:
$
4.00
23.00
$10.00
Lloyd R. (from
Pauline R.
30.00
53.19
11.97
Kitties
Other Contributions
2,952.37
1,112.63
-0-
-0-
Interest Income
153.70
957.45
$2,136.67
$18,943.98
$
$
OPERATING EXPENSES
Cost of Tokens
97.19
468.18
71.85
334.96
Rent
118.68
506.80
Wages
821.16
1,131.63
3,611.20
6,150.39
Cost of Jewelry
Cost of Memorabilia
Payroll Taxes
81.78
606.84
5.00
-0-
General Taxes & Licenses
Telephone
153.61
1,082.59
Answering Service
Office Expense
Reproduction Costs
137.80
953.23
Postage (Bulk Mailing)
Supplies - General
116.24
705.46
278.55
1,270.84
19.45
109.86
60.70
308.96
Outside Services
-0-
35.00
Equipment Repair
Reapirs & Maintenance
-0-
119.97
12.94
69.11
Insurance
31.12
217.11
Auto
65.86
16.67
311.39
135.52
Legal & Audit
(
Cash-over/short
-0-
65.00
5.74)
17.29
Miscellaneous
-0-
Depreciation
54.35
4.20
1.38
308.31
2.50)
7.54
168.94,
53.70
735.96
-0-
200.00
78.10
52.70
Bad Debts
(
Meeting Schedules
Employee Benefits
NET LOSS FOR JULY AND YEAR TO DATE
19,185.36
2,771.51
($
634.84)
($
241.38
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PROGRAM COMMITTEE
INCOME:
Collections
399.10
$ 2,821.23
Raffle
78.65
689.40
Literature
86.65
725.39
564.40
4,236.02
150.00
1,050.00
TOTAL INCOME
EXPENSES:
$
.
Rent
Janitor
20.00
150.00
Bakery
43.60
355.80
Supplies
105.05
542.52
Literature
Miscellaneous
147.30
1,090.00
-0-
TOTAL EXPENSES
NET GAIN FOR JULY AND YEAR TO DATE
71.15
3,259.47
465.95
+$
98.45
+$
976.55
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SPECIAL EVENTS
-0-
+$
212.28
NET GAIN FOR FELLOWSHIP FOR JULY AND YEAR TO DATE +$ 137.08
+$ 4,383.99
AUGUST 1978
The 395th meeting was called to order at 8:00pm by Chairperson, Ruth H., Traditions were
read by Joe P., roll call by Hal C. There were 59 groups represented.
The minutes of the
previous meeting were read by the secretary and approved as read,
BUSINESS COMMITTEE; Harriet N, reported there would be an opening for a male member of the
committee to replace Troy W,, who was forced to resign because of business commitments The
GRAB BAG for the ANNUAL PICNIC needs filling, bring trinkets to the Central Office,
The re
solution submitted by the Grass Roots Group was reviewed, and the committee wished to thank
the group for its interest and participation, however, the Business Committee does set the
price on literature and books and unless group contributions rise considerably, there does
not seem to be any chance of a-decrease. The deadline for all meeting and secretary changes
for the Co-ordinator will be the 1st of the month and the deadline for all other information
will be the Ist Thursday of each month. All contributions received at the Central Office
after the last day of the month will not appear in the Co-ordinator until the following month.
(Contributions received after July 31st will not appear until September in the Co-ordinator,)
The committee requested the council relieve the Stand-by Secretary of his duties,
PROGRAM COMMITTEE; Ida G, reported all speakers confirmed thru September, The Banquet will
be held at the Town & Country, November 18th, Doors to open at 7:00pm - dinner served at
7:30pm, There have been 530 tickets printed and they will be available after August 16th,
PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE: Sully reported that 22 persons spoke at 15 facilities ô 1301
persons.
There will be an ad appearing in the Del Mar Press regarding AA,
OLD BUSINESS: All three outstanding proposed changes to the by-laws were adopted. In brief;
Allied Gardens #1 - re: Recording Secretary for the Business Committee. Allied Gardens n
re: Co-ordinating council to designate one day per month for meeting, (To comply with land
lord.) 30th & Grape #1 - re: Change manner of passing out proposed by-law changes so only
groups with representation on council will be allowed a vote. An addendum of the newly ad
opted amendments will be available at the next council meeting. The motion for a reviewing
body on proposed by-law changes was redundant since the Chairperson of the Co-ordinating
Council has the authority to appoint an Ad Hoc Committee whenever necessary, Ruth H., Chair
person did appoint Jean 0,, Duane B, and Frances N. to act as an Ad Hoc Committee to review
future proposed by-law changes. The Mira Mesa Tuesday Group returned the two proposed changes,
however, after much discussion the group conscience of the co-ordinating council rejected
them as being not in conformance with the traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous,
NEW BUSINESS: A motion was made, seconded and passed unanimously to relieve the Stand-by
secretary of his duties. Chairperson Ruth H, announced the resignation of Peggy S,, Co-Editor
of the Co-ordinator. This position, along with a male member of the Business Committee will
be filled in September. The male member of the Program Committee is Tony B. Hal C., Ass't
Chairperson of the Council, made the following announcement,
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE BY-LAWS,
ALL NEW CO-ORDINATORS AND ALTERNATES. MUST HAVE WRITTEN CERTIFICATION FROM THE SECRETARY OF
THE GROUP THEY REPRESENT. ANY CO-ORDINATOR WHO HAS MISSED TWO CONSECUTIVE MEETINGS OF THE
COUNCIL MUST BE RE-CERTIFIED BEFORE THEY ARE ELIGIBLE TO VOTE!
Meeting adjourned at 9:40pm.
TO ALL GROUPS I
Is all the information correct about your meeting in the schedule???
SECRETARIES
you moved, changed times, secretaries, co-ordinators, GSR's or formats????
Have you notified Central Office and the Area Assembly of all changes??????
If there is any doubt about how current the records in Central Office are,
PLEASE
READ
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Have
or if you have made any changes in the past few months - PLEASE - Call and
verify that everything pertinent about your group is up to date. If you
have belonged or attended any meeting that has recently been discontinued,
PLEASE call and verify that we have that information - don't assume that
someone else had already notified usll! We'd rather hear a dozen times about a meeting that has moved or been deleted than send one newcomer to an
empty building.
T/U
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YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW
Yesterdays dead, tomorrows unborn.
So ther's nothing to fear and nothing to mourn.
For all that is past and all that has been,
GOD grant me the SERENITY to
accept the things I cannot change;
The COURAGE to change the things
Can Never return to be lived once again.
I
And what- lies ahead or the things that will be.
Are still in Gods hands, so it is not up to me.
To live in the future, that is Gods great unknown.
differance.
*
For the past and the present God claims for his own.
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So all I need do is to live for today.
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And trust God to show me tha truth and the way.
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For it's only the memory of things that have been.
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That fills ny today which God want to bless,
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with uncertain fears and borrowed distress.
For all I need live for is this one little minute,
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for life's here and now and Etemitys in it.
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SERENITY PRAYER
I have no yesterdays, time took them away,
f-nmorrtw tnav not be - but I have today.
can and the WISDOM to know the
Living one day at a time; Enjoy
ing one moment at a time; Accept
ing hardships as ê pathway to
peace; TAKING AS HE DID, THIS
SINFUL WORLD AS IT IS, NOT AS I
WOULD HAVE IT; Trusting that HE
will make all things right if I
surrender to HIS will;
That I
may be reasonably happy in this
life and supremely happy with HIM
forever in the next,
Reinhold Niebuhr
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Joe Q. taguba^BeachSSV
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Dr. paul 0. AnaKtietr
Clancy I. Venfee
Colleen D. Dana point •.
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Len B. Costa i^sk S
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Phil S. Hollywood;.
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Manuel C. Riverside"* •
Herman L. Los Abgelep
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CO-OPERATION
WITH THEM AND THEY CO-OPERATE WITH US...
TURNING POINTIs having their 8th Annual Hawaiian Dance at the War Memorial Building on
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-r ***PRIZES***GAMES***REFRESHMENTS***C0L0RJV***
LATINO ALANO CLtFB - 102 E. 16th St. in National City. Phone 477-3471. Membership NOW
AVAILABLE!11
Contact Ray V. at 427-1849 or Pete H. at 262-8771
LEMON GROVE CLUB - 7126 London Lane in Lemon Grove. On August 25th, Friday there will be a
Pot Luck Dinner at 6:30 in the evening with a movie following Dinner. And on
August 29th there will be birthday celebrations!I
Noel
,
2 years for the club and
The party will beginat 12:00 NOON for more info contact Gene W.
or Dorthory M.
at the club
SAN DIEGO ALANO CLUB - 1944 30th st at grape phone number 237-9362. Is having a DISCO DANCE
on September 8. It'll be starting at 8:00 P.M. and ending ??? Come and bring
a friend, REFRESHMENTS!!!!
5
OCEANSIDE ALANO CLUB - 4198 Mission Ave is having a PICNIC at Buddy Todd Park August 20th
Starts at 12:00 NOON POT LUCK & bring something to share. For more info
call the club, club number 757-1166.
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KEEPING IT SIMPLE FOR YOU MAY NOT BE KEEPING IT SIMPLE FOR OTHERS.
'
BOX 459 gives an exaiftlple
of a letter received: "Dear G.S.O.; hers's a $10 bill. Please send us a Big Book and credit
ttte rest as a contribution from our group. Love, Joe & Clara W." No last names. No group
name or service number. No address not even the city, state or province. How would you ban
die that letter?
There are now over a million of us and 30,000 groups.
How does your group
get a service number?
In accordance with the best A.A. procedures San Diego-Imperial County has an Area Assembly.
The Area Assembly is made up of GSRs who elect a delegate. Once a year the delegate attehds
a conference in New York and brings to the body of Alcoholics Anonymous the problems and
questions that your group feels need attention and resolution. If a group does not have a
good GSR, it is isolated from the rest of the fellowship. It does not participate in the
group conscience of A.A. as a whole.
It seems a shame for any A.A. group not to get all the free material and services it is en
titled to from the General Service Office simply because the group does not have a G.S.R.
San Diego—Imperial County is divided into 15 Districts. Each district has a District Commit
tee Member. He/She is elected from among the G.S.R.s in that district and serves two years..
..as does a GSR. Two year's sobriety is the requirement.
Vfe are planning in one of the future issues of the Coordinator to print the names and sefvice
numbers of the groups. We might add that when your group changes its name or location it
keeps the same number. Why not get on the list.
See who to contact below.
tfur next Tradition Breakfast will be Sunday, Oct. 29, 1978 at S. D. County Swiss Club, 2001
Main Street, Chula Vista. (1-5 South to Main St. Exit.) We will be serving a full breakfast.
Cbff &fellowship at 9:00am, Breakfast at 9:30am and our speaker at 11:00am. Speêf will
bje George M. from Lompoc, Ca. I had the privilege of meeting George in Hawaii this spring
\|iefe he spoke on the traditions and I thoroughly enjoyed his talk. See your G.S.R. in your
focal group for tickets. If they don't have any, call me, I have 75 which are burning a hole
ih my pocket.
We in California are trailing close to the tail end of the pack with our G.V.R.'s. General
Stervice would like to have a G.V.R. in each group.
Some states have a 75% participation.
We come up with a small 7%. If you are interested - Call George J. (Our Area Assembly Grape
vine Representative) at 233-3016.
Delegate: Cliff L. 234-6357 - Alt. Delegate Gary U. 226-8849 - Sec'y: Dorothy L, 566-0114
SUoA-O-Qnam
PAST CO-DIRECTOR FATALLY STRICKEN
Joe E., immediate past co-director of S.D.A.I.C.,, died recently. S.D.A.I.C., with members
of the San Diego A.A. Community, extend to Eileen E. and to all who knew and loved Joe, their
deepest sympathy.
S.D.A.I.C. TO HOST INSTITUTIONAL INTERGROUP
. The regular monthly meeting of the Southern California Institutional Committee Intergroup
will be held in San Diego on Sunday, September 24, 1978 at St. David's Eqiscopal Churdh,
5050 Milton St. at 1:00pm.
A potluck will follow with the host group providing roast beef and ham, rolls, butter,
coffee and dessert.
Other S.D.A.I.C. members will provide the balance of the Menu.
All
Interested A.A. members and their families are invited to attend.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
,j The regular meetings of S.D.A.I.C. are held the 3rd Sunday of each month at St. David s
Ipiscopal Church, 5050 Milton St. in Clairmont. Meetings start at 12:30 pm and last about
^0 minutes.
The next meeting is Sunday, August 20th.
j Vacancies exist on panels going into San Diego Mental Health Unit, Centre City Hospital
and possibly one road camp meeting at this time.
V A volunteer needs to be a member with the proper sobriety requirements.
attend a regular business meeting and sign the membership roster.
A member must
For further details, or to communicate with S.D.A.I.C. the address is : P.O. Box 11043,
San Diego, Ca., 92111, or call Chuck B. 276-1740 - No. County call 729-318^
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27th Annual
HOTEL/MOTEL
Southern Coll|omiQ
Convention
October 20,2122,1978
RESERVATIONS
A.A.
Please fill out form completely and mail toi
HOUSING BUREAU
P.O. BOX 71608
LOS ANGELES, CA 90071
1. DO NOT send your request direct to the hotel or motel of your choice,
it will only delay confirmation.
2. Make all changes and cancellations direct with Housing Bureau.
3* NO PHONE CALLS to Housing Bureau requesting room reservations until
10 days prior to opening date with the exception of changes and/or
cancellations. (213) 486-0211.
4. Reservations are held until 6t00 pro. Hotels require deposits for late
arrivals. Send check or money order direct to Hotel when you receive
confirmation.
ROOM RATES I
1. HYATT REGENCY HOTEL
SINGLES
DOUBLES
TWINS
32.00
38.00
38.00
29.00
35.00
35.00
28.00
27.00
28.00
32.00
32.00
38.00
38.00
(AA Headquarters)
2. HOLIDAY INN -
CONY. CENTER
Hotel/Motel Locations
(ALANON Headquarters)
3. GALA INNTOWNE MOTOR HOTEL
4. HOLIDAY INN - DOWNTOWN
5. KENT
INN MOTEL
6. LOS ANGELES HILTON HOTEL
24.00
28.00
25.00
32.00
32.00
HOTEL OR MOTEL PREFERENCE
1st CHOICE.
2nd CHOICE.
0.
w.
0.
3rd CHOICE.
4th CHOICE.
-Single(s) @ $.
.Double(s) @ $.
.Twin(s)
$,
Arrival Date.
.Time,
Departure Date.
.Time.
NAME OF ALL OCCUPANTSi
PLEASE MAIL CONFIRMATION OF
MY RESERVATION TO ME AT:
(Indicate those sharing room)
NAME.
ADDRESS.
CITY
STATE.
ZIP.
TELEPHONE (
Pre-Reglstroticn Form
27th Annual Southern Gili|omio Convention
NAMC.
(please print first and last name)
Msfk an X in
appropriate square
A.A.n
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GROUP
.OR CITY.
^bur $2.00donotion helps defray initloi conference costs ofdeposits,
printing, etc.Your contribution is greatly opprecioted by oil those
who will porticipote in our convention. Please be one of them. Your
registration bodge will be waiting for you when we meet onOct. 20th.
See you in LosAngeles!
Moil Checkor MoneyOrder PoyobleTo:
27th S.C.C.-RO. Box1143,Dellflower,Cq.90706
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THE A A
COORDINATOR
Publlthad monthly by the Coordinating Committee of
Sen DIogo County Croupe of Alcehellce Anenymeue.
Oct.
1978
"Alcoholics Anonymous has no opinion on outside issues."
GROUP hEi-JS
Carlsbad A~A Workshop now meeting at
Jefferson St. School, Thursday 8:00 P.M.
Carlsbad, Ca. Formerly met at St, Pat.-rick's Church,3096 Harding, Carlsbad.
Escondido Serenity Woman's Mon.ltOO P.M.
123 S. Elm St. Escondido, Ca.
Pot Luck Luncheon every 3rd Mon at
NEW MEETINGS (CON'T)
Page 83 Group N.C. Open Disc.Sun.11:00 A.M.
St. Patrick's Hall
396 Harding
Carlsbad, Ca.
Saturday Nite Fervor
4020
Part.
Sat. 8:15 P.M.
30th St.
S^n Diego, Ca.
12:00 Noon.
NEW MEETINGS
"A" Street Group
Mon. - Sat. 12:Q0P.M.
2516 A St.
Sun. 1:00 P.M.
2516 A St.
Mon. 8:15 P.M.
Way Back
4608 Gardena
Tuessday Night Big Book Study
Tues.
8:15 P.M.
8136 El Extenso Ct.
Tuesday Nite Step Study
4020
Tues.
8:15 P.M.
30th St.
San Diego, Ca.
2516 A St.
Agape Group
3:00 P.M.
San Diego, Ca.
"A" St. Speakers
Sun.
"A" St. Group
Traditions Workshop
1st Baptist Church
Thursday Open Door (Gay)
4135
Fri.10:00 A.M.
Thurs. 8:00 P.M.
36th St.
911 iiomblend
Pac. Leach, Ca.
Sunday Big Book Study (Part)
Big Book Study Group Tues. 7:00 P.M.
4790 Clairmont Mesa Blvd.
Bonita Big Book Study Group Tues. 8 P.M.
Church of the Good Sheppard
Borita Rd.
Dry Dock #27
Bldg. 241 Room 101
Mon.
11:30 A.M.
Naval Training Center
Friday Noon Part.
Fri 12:00 Noon
1533 Pacific Highway
Varley's Restaurant
Golden Key Group
Tues 8:00 P.M,
Unity Church Disc-Step Study
4085 Camino Del Rio South
Mon. 8:15 P.M.
30th St.
4333
Newcomers Coming Together (Gay) Tues. 7:30 P.m
Coronado Step Study Group Tues. 8:15 P.M.
250 Prospect
Colorado, Ca.
DISCONTINUED J:ffiETINjGS_
Daytime Daily Noon 12:00 to 1:00 Daily
El Cajon Beginners
Thurs. 8:15 P.M.
Mira Mesa Womens (C)
Thurs. 8:15 P.M.
Mid Afternoon Women's (c) Thurs. 3:00 p.m.
Native American Gr.Disc.
Thurs.8:00 P.M.
Sunday Nooners Discussion Sun. Noon
Tradition Twelve Gr. (Gay) Sat. 8:00 P.M.
********************************************
*** IN memorial***
* San Diego County A.A. wishes to express
* sympathy to the family and friends of:
*
* Berry D. who passed away 10-7-78. Berry
was a member of the Del Mar Monday and
* Saturday Groups.
Indian Lodge Group
REINSTATED MEETINGS
1350 Fern St. M.CC Church (New Address)
Candlelight Spiritual (Part)
233 Ath Ave.
Thurs. 8:15 P.M.
Chula Vista, Ca. 92010
4333
205 Rancho Santa Fe Rd.
San Marcos, Ca.
San Diego, Ca.
Indian Lodge Group
Sun. 6:30 P.M.
All State Sav. & Loan
Thurs. 8:15 P.M.
30th St.
*
********************************************
HA! I HAI!
Los Solitarios )Spanish) Mon. 8;15 P.M.
102 E 16th St.
National City, Ca. 92050
Anyone interested in having the"12 TRADITIONS"
play put on for their group or club contact
Cliff R. thru No. County Central Office.
Men's Stag (C) Tues. 8:00 P.M.
233 Ath Ave.
Chula Vista, Ca. 92010
Play lasts 1/2 hour and is very humorous.
CONTRIBUTIONS THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30, 1978: Total $1,983.43 - Central $1,170.36 - Vista $813.07
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SEPT.
*AA Workshop
$ 50.00
Allied Gardens
-0-
Alpine (Mon)
Amigos Verdados
Amphib Nooners
Anonymous-Anonymous
Anonymous-Anonymous (Wed)
ASW Dry Dock
131.20
.SEPf.
YTD
$67.21
$338:-34
temon Gôive.
-0-
250.00
-0-
45.00
-0-
60.00
145.00
La Meea Mixed
10.00
-0-
15.00
Linda Vista
-0-
-0-
315.00
-0-
40.00
*Living Faith AA Group
-0-
40.00
30.00
320.00
-0-
-0-
10.00
Bay Park Womans
$700.00
Lempn Grove Womem' s
Letnon Grove Speakers
-0-
40.00
Bay Park Step Study
YTD
20.00
10.00
130.00
Loma Portal Disc.
140.00
Miramar Nooniers
-0-
80.00
Mira Mesa Disc.
Mira Mesa Sun.
-0-
27.00
-0-
178.15
Mission Hills
-0-
300.00
18.00
103.00
NAS Nooners
10.00
60.50
5.00
60.00
Bayside Nooners
Bayside Speakers
10.00
45,00
Beach Area Luncheon
42.00
-0-0-
-0-
15.00
395.00
40,00
120.00
Navajo Road Group
-0-
20.00
-0-
280.00
Beachcombers
-0-
13.50
*Borrego Springs
-0-
20.00
30.00
25.00
North Park Group
No. Shores Big Book
-0-
-0-
35.00
115.00
10.00
50.00
No.
Shores Breakfast
50.00
150.00
5.00
No.
Shores Disc.
30.00
30.00
110.00
110.00
No.
Shores Share & Care
40.00
40.00
60.00
104.00
BYOB
CAAC Center at 32nd St.
*Carlsbad Big Book Study
Casa De Oro Trad.
5
-0-
-0-
10.00
-0-
Cedar Street ( Sun)
40.00
No. Shores Men's
-0-
70.00
25.00
No. Shores Speakers
-0-
515.40
90.00
No. Shores Thurs Step Study
*NOW Spkrs. Group
-0-
30.00
222.05
75.00
-0-
10.00
-0-
15.00
-0-
110.00
Ocean Beach (Tues)
-0-
145.00
Cedar Street (Fri)
25.00
125.00
*Oceanside Brownbaggers
-0-
135.00
Cedar Street Men's
-0-
95.00
*Oceanside Disc.
23.07
154.22
C. V. Beginners Step Disc.
-0-
20.00
-0-
75.00
C.
-0-
90.00
*Oceanside Disc. (Sun)
-0-
94.00
*Oceanside Men's
*Oceanside New Life Womens
-0-
60.00
-0-
30.00
V.
Disc.
Chula Vista (Mon)
-0-
Clairemonts Men's
Clairemont Mixed
50.00
Clairemont (Wed) Group
Clairemont Women's
Clairemont Sun Nite
90.00
205.00
-0-
55.00
-0-
65.00
10.00
70.00
-0-
20.00
Coronado (Mon)
-0-
150.00
Coronado Coastal Step Study
-0-
50.00
-0-
45.00
65.00
-0-
Coronado Sun (Disc)
25.00
50.00
Coronado Step Study
20.00
140.00
*Del Mar AA (Mon)
Downtown Disc.
-0-
10.00
-0-
25.00
237.00
-0-
25.00
25.00
*Oceanside Part. (Tues)
*Oceanside Recovery
*Oceanside Speakers
-0-
75.00
-0-
315.00
20.00
71.21
-0-
"132.24
140.00
235.00
-0-
40.00
5.00
5.00
20.00
Pacific Beach (Sat)
*Palomar Group
-0-
154.00
-0-
58.08
Paradise Hills
-0-
50.00
30.00
255.00
*Oceanside 12 x 12
*Oceanside Womens
Old Timers
Old Towne Study (Clairemont)
Point Loma AA (Wed)
Point Loma Disc.(Sun)
*Poway Threshold
60.00
-0-
70.00
-0-
50.00
*Ramona, Congregational Ch.
-0-
115.00
-0-
30.00
-0-
175.00
Dry Dock #2 (Coronado)
Dry Dock #21
Early Birds
42.00
102.00
*Rancho Bernardo
Early Risers
30.00
50.00
*Rancho Sante Fe
-0-
450.00
20.00
Recovery Step Study
-0-
20.00
10.00
Rolando
20.00
20.00
25.00
Round Table Disc.
30.00
30.00
-0-0-
160.00
60.00
25.00
150.00
East Co.
Breakfast
5.00
75.00
-0-
20.00
-0-
East Co. Speakers
-0-
East San Diego
El Cajon Daytime
El Cajon Men's
El Cajon 12 x 12
-0-
El Cajon (Farragut Circle)
Encanto
*Enc. Here & Now #2
*Escondido (Tues)
*Esc.
*Esc.
*Esc.
*Esc.
*Esc.
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Baggers
Baggers
Baggers
Baggers
Baggers
(Mon)
(Tues)
(Wed)
(Thur)
(Sat)
*Esc. Men's
*Esc. Newcomer's
*Esc.
*Esc.
*Esc.
*Esc.
Nitty Gritty
Open End
Fri. Speakers
Step Study
*Esc. Tradition Study
80.00
*San Marcos Disc.
-0-
216.00
-0-
193.27
-0-0-
-0-
40.00
*Encinitas Disc.
15.80
San Diego Speakers
140.00
50.00
-0-
147.50
Santee Mixed
50.00
220.00
Santee Sunday Nite
20.00
190.00
Sat Afternoon Spkrs
20.00
110.00
Serendipity Womens
120.00
20.00
-0-
80.00
-0-
120.81
287.70
-0-
72.00
20.00
50.00
-0-
25.00
25.00
25.00
5.00
45.00
^Serenity Women's
75.00
Sobriety Unlimited
-0-
-0-
60.00
15.52
-0-
89.65
So. Bay Disc.
30.00
So. Bay Open Door
-0-
66.32
So. Bay Pioneers
So. Bay Triangle
So. Bay Women's
-0-
35.00
106.00
120.00
-0-
36.95
So.
So.
10.00
50.00
Spanish Speakers
-0-
120.00
100.00
-0-
-0-
20.00
-0-
Clairemont
Crest Disc.
5.00
5.00
—0—
-0-
25.00
260.00
-0-
25.00
10.00
60.00
5.00
50.00
-0-
24.20
-0-
33.00
INCOME & EXPENSE
SEPTEMBER 30, 1978
INCOME
SEPTEMBER
Tokens
$ 1,100.00
Pins, etc.
149.00
43.25
Miscellaneous (Bumper stickers, etc.)
240.15
$
360.00
109.00
2,353.05
12,038.18
1,341.82
$10.00
10.00
303.30
(Anonymous)$20.00
20.00
125.00
64.98
1,170.36
Group Contributions
Miscellaneous:
In Memorium:
YTD
Vi McC
Fran P.
Kitties
Other Contributions
11.79
-0-
161.17
2,952.37
1,112.63
1,273.30
1,914.72
23,024.63
94.03
650.56
32.00
399,21
144.09
506.80
754.33
45.63
1,412.22
4,624.80
7,654.72
-0-
Interest Income
OPERATING EXPENSES
Rent
Wages
Payroll Taxes
General Taxes & licenses
719.20
5.00
-0-
Telephone
Answering Service
Office Expense
Reproducting Costs
133.20
1,373.40
1,211.83
128.44
57.76
1,375.23
147.36
Supplies - General
902.95
19.72
152.07
155.62
491.08
35.00
119.97
102.93
Outside Services
-0-
Equipment Repair
-0-
-0-
30.84
7.82
18.13
Insurance
Auto
Legal & Audit
Cash - over/short
Miscellaneous
228.78
376.76
168.65
-0-
65.00
16.85
36.29
1.38
-0-
Depreciation
54.35
417.01
-0-
7.54
59.23
Bad Debts
Meeting Schedules
Employee Benefits
248.50
8.15
61.85
10.60
731.56
-0-
200.00
2,424.95
NET LOSS FOR SEPTEMBER AND YEAR TO DATE
($
23,773.49
510.23) ($
748.86)
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
INCOME:
Collections
$
Raffle
Literature
399.37
82.35
101.20
TOTAL INCOME
582.92
EXPENSES:
150.00
20.00
Rent
Janitor
Bakery
Supplies
$
897.75
1,011.56
5,699.13
1,350.00
195.00
59.10
498.15
733.14
99.59
198.30
Literature
Miscellaneous
1,592.15
-0-
TOTAL EXPENSES
71.15
4,439.59
526.99
NET GAIN FOR SEPTEMBER AND YEAR TO DATE
3,789.82
+$
55.93
+$
1,259.54
($
32.09) +$
185.19
($
346.66) +$
SPECIAL EVENTS
ANNUAL PICNIC:
INCOME
$279.00
EXPENSES 311.09
******NET LOSS/GAIN FOR FELLOWSHIP FOR SEPT. & YTD
4,653.47******
$103,000 was wasted to study whether fish that drink tequilla are more aggressive
than fish that drink gin.////
"But for the Grace of God.////
(from The Ventura Newsletter)
w
*Fallbrook Sunday
$
-0-
$300.00
Spring Valley (Thurs)
Stadium Group
$
-0-
1H20.00
,
-0^,
-0-
30.00
70.00
-0-
75.00
-0-
40.00
*Fallbrook Tuesday
^Fellowship (C) Mens
Fireside Group
-0-
250.00
-0-
40.00
-0-0-0-
120.00
Streamview Disc.
-0-
15.00
-0-
130.00
Sunday Mid-Day
Sundown Group
20.00
95.00
10.00
30.00
20.00
140.00
45.00
37.50
Step One Group
Streamview Daytime
-0-
30.00
36.00
Streamview (C) Mixed
-0-
20.00
-0-
124.75
*Freedom From Bondage
-0-
60.19
*Friday Acceptance
Friday Nite Men's
Friday's Children
-0-
45.00
-0-
70.00
-0-
15.00
Grass Roots Disc.
Grove Luncheon
Grove Step Study
Happy Hour Group
Here & Now Prog.
Hermanos Alcoholicos Latinos
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Informal
-0-
20.93
-0-
20.00
The Women's Group
*Tri Sunday Morning
Tues Big Book Study
Turning Point (Sun)
Turning Point Women's
-0-
10.00
Twenty Four Hour Group
-0-
30.00
60.00
86.00
-0-
Beach
Beach Sandpipers
Group
Stepstudy Group
10.00
19.00
124.00
10.00
40.00
4.00
-0-
12 X 12 Step Study (Gay)
30.00
60.44
40.00
-0-
62.00
40.00
Villa View
-0-
120.00
Vista Hill
-0-
40.00
-0-
40.00
*Vista Newcomers
La Jolla (Thurs)
La Jolla Step Study
-0-
150.00
-0-
60.00
La Jolla Womens
Lakeside
La Mesa Men's
-0-
100.00
-0-
135.00
25.00
280.00
55.00
402.07
-0-
*Vista Step Study
-0-
25.00
335.00
40.00
*Vista View Point
10.00
205.65
50.00
Water Works Group
*Wed. Men's Closed (Carlsbad)
-0-
40.00
-0-
384.00
Women's Step Study
-0-
20.00
100.69
12.15
SEPT.
$
Tokens
Pins
Miscellaneous (Bumper Stickers, Etc.)
Group Contributions
30.00
YTD
252.00
$
7.50
86.00
23.20
266.00
813.07
Memoriums
Kitties
8
,942.50
106.00
9.25
85.55
270.00
Other
883.02
10 ,008.05
18.93
142.21
OPERATING EXPENSES
Cost of Tokens
5.00
58.11
13.92
200.43
Rent
180.00
1
Wages
Payroll Taxes
537.50
5
Telephone
Answering Service
Depreciation
Office Supplies
Reproduction
Supplies - General
,580.00
,112.50
52.95
503.70
59.87
45.00
512.37
382.50
2.83
14.15
5.00
141.06
22.05
-0-
129.91
8.25
50.00
-0-
20.96
Insurance
2.20
Meeting Schedules
-0-
227.92
24.45
182.76
Auto
Legal & Audit
Employee Benefits
-0-
15.00
-0-
200.00
14.87
-0-
Postage
955.90
NET LOSS-GAIN FOR SEPT AND YEAR TO DATE
(
$
9
72.88)+$
,510.70
497.35
LITERATURE ACCOUNT
INCOME
377.95
$23,080.05
4,457.08
2,439.61
27,537.13
$ 2,061.66
Central Office
Vista
TOTAL INCOME
COST OF REPLACEMENT
Central Office
Branch Office -
40.00
20.00
*Vista Sat (Part)
INCOME
Branch Office -
175.00
15.00
20.00
-0-
-0-
-0-0-
-0-
International
*******Deleted Groups(No. Co)
"
"
(San Diego)12.15
99.00
190.00
10.00
Know Your Big Book
44.20
30.00
50.00
25.00
University Disc.
10.00
10.00
1,866.56
Vista
NET GAIN ON LITERATURE SALES FOR SEPTEMBER AND YTD
20,175.74
3,900.14
2,226.00
24,075.88
213.61.+$ 3,461.25
359.44
41.81
94.30
OCTOBER 1978
The 397th meeting was called to order at 8:00pm by Ruth H., Chairperson.
Traditions were
read by Frances N., roll call by Hal C., Ass't Chairperson. There were 41 groups repre
sented. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read.
BUSINESS COMMITTEE; Harriet N., Chairperson, reported that the financial statement reflecta loss for the Central Office, due mainly to contributions being down. She explained that
the amount shown as "General Expenses" was considerably higher since the C. 0, had absorbed
the unused supplies from the picnic. The picnic had a net loss of 32.09. After considerable
research, the Business Committee had unanimously recommended the discontinuation of the "Book
let" format for our meeting schedules. After revi,ewing the cost of the booklet over the last
19 months (May 1977 thru Dec. 1978, approx. supply on hand), it was found that we used 46,000
schedules at a cost to the fellowship of over $3200.00. The committee recommended returning
to the single sheet format, with a white schedule for the metropolitan area and a blue sched
ule for the north county area, to be distributed together to the groups. By cost comparison,
46 thousand of each would be approximately $1200.00 - A SAVINGS OF $2000.00 - for the same
information!!!!'.
The committee recommended no action be taken at this time for a stand-by
secretary. It was pointed out that although the current policy is for a meeting to be in ex
istence at least 90 days before being included in the schedule, that any meeting in existence
prior to November 1st will be included in the new schedules. It was also pointed out that there
is a serious lack of communications from members of deleted groups
making it still possible to send a newcomer to an empty building.
meeting that has been disbanded - PLEASE - notify Central. A plea
for 12 steppers (females) in the North Park, Hillcrest and Mission
with the C.O., there-by
If you have attended any
was made by the Chairperson
Hills area.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE; A1 McG., Chairperson, reported all speakers confimed thru next months co
ordinator.
A1 also reported the cost of janitorial services has increased to $10.00 per week.
There have been approximately 220 banquet tickets sold and there is a guaranteed 415 for the
Town & Country. A1 requested people get their tickets early as there will not be the usual
number available at the door, as in the past. Host night for the Area Assembly at the Central
Meeting will be November 22nd, Host night for the H & 1 Committee will be February 22nd.
PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE;
Sully, Chairperson, reported 28 people speaking at 28 facilities
to approximately 1,083 persons. Channels 6 and 8 have been showing our tapes, however, it
appears that channel 8 has a tape with phone numbers of an unknown origin, anyone catching
what these numbers are please contact the No. County Office and let Sully know. The P.l. Com
mittee has sent out a number of letters to clergymen, written by a clergyman, and have already
received a good response from them. The committee members are going to handle requests from
the recipients of letters in the same manner as a twelve step call.
OLD BUSINESS: The Chairperson of the Council requested all proposed by-law changes and sug
gestions be sent in writting to the Central Office, to the Attention of The Ad Hoc Committee.
NEW BUSINESS;
ing schedules.
defeated.
There was considerable discussion regarding the recommended change in the meet
A motion was made to accept the Business Committees recommendation and was
A new motion was made, seconded and passed to take the recommendation back to the
groups for their approval. Fran P., of the CPC (Co-operation with the Professional Community)
read an item from a newspaper which strongly implies AA's affiliation with an outside organ
ization - she asked for the councils backing in sending a letter urging the press to use
more discretion and enclosing a copy of our traditions. Although the CPC is an autonomous
group, the co-ordinating council has a representative (elected by the council), in view of this
a motion was made, seconded and passed to endorse any action taken by the committee, as they
may deem necessary.
Clay L.
is the new
male member of the Program Committee.
Meeting Adjourned at 9:15pm.
The Business Committee would like to extend their heart-felt thanks to Hobie K. and the men
from Hartland House and to Cherry L. and the women from The Turning Point for all their help
with the Annual Picnic. Despite the terrific heat, these men and women worked all day and
without their help it would have been a dismal affair, indeed. Again we extend our appreciation
for their effort and unselfishness.
*****attention speakers*****
Central Office is being besieged with requests for speakers
who are willing to go out of town.
Anyone who is a seasoned
speaker and available please call Central Office and give us the particulars.
We also have
many requests from local groups - so please - if you are interested contact the office.
SPEAK WHEN YOU ARE ANGRY AND YOU WILL MAKE THE BEST SPEECH YOU WILL EVER REGRET
-Ambrose Bierce.
A WOUND FROM THE TONGUE IS FAR WORST THAN A WOUND FROM THE SWORD.
- Author unknown -
'
Wednesday 8:00 P.M.
BALBOA PARK
OCTOBER 25
NOVEMBER 8
Ccan. Person . . . . "Teddy" H.
Steps
Yvette D.
Coiran. Person . . . . Tony B.
Steps
Marilyn M.
Traditions . . . . . Chuck W.
Traditions
Rick W.
Speaker
Speaker
Ed C. of Palm Springs
Host Group
El Cajon Friday
Suzy N. of
Los Angeles
Hdst Group . . . Easy Does It
Speakers
Cakes: Larry N. (1 yr Lita V. (1 yr.)
Ida
(5 yrs.)
Nate J. (5 yrs.)
Hallie B. (5 yrs.)
NOVEMBER 15
Comm. Person . . . . "Teddy" H.
Ken 0. (5yrs.)
Steps
Elena W.
NOVEMBER 1
Comm. Person . . . . Monica D.
Steps
Barbara M.
Traditions
Speaker
Host Group
Traditions
Jim H.
Speaker: . . . . Ralph F. of San Diego
Cakes:
Dorothy R.
lona H. of San Diego
El Cajon Men's
Ester (1 yr.)
Charlotte L. (5 yrs.)
Host Group: Eighth Aye. Discussion
Cakes: Betty P. 5 yrs.
Ada K.
15 yrs.
*
*
*
*
SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER BIRTHDAY CAKES
1 YEAR:Judv C.,Ken M., Ted L., Bob T., Frank D., Bobbie C., Pete L., Joe R., Charles P.,
Bill W., Hubbard S., Robbie R., Debbie, Gene W., George S., Derry G., Bob O'D.
5 YEARS: Henry P., Harry C., Rich W., Scotty, Ilene E., Bob C., Barbara L., Neal DeB.,
Judy K., Mary R., Walt .
10 YEARS:Mary Jane W., Jim P.
15 YEARS: Nancy Lou. 20 YEARS:Jo Anne M., Nancy H.
25 YEARS: Mike Mc C.
172 YEARS OF SOBRIETY.
YOUR A.A.
1
2
PROGRAM COMMITTEE -7:00 P.M. War Memorial Building prior to Central Meeting.
7
BUSINESS COMMITTEE -5:30 P.M. Central Office, 2100 -4th Ave.
CO-ORDINATING COUNCIL -8:00 P.M. at the War Memorial Bldg.
PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE- 7:15 P.M. War Memorial Bldg.
DEADLINE FOR INFORMATION FOR CO-ORDINATOR
9
9
12
AREA ASSEMBLY MEETING. SEE LOCATION IN DELEGATE'S CORNER
SAN DIEGO INSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEE-Business Meeting 12:30 P.M. at St. Davids
Church, 5050 Milton at Burgemer in Clairmont.
19
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it *
*
CALENDAR
DEADLINE FOR MEETINGS AND SECRETARY CHANGES
NOVEMBER 1
it
* * * * * * * -k * * * * * it it * * * * * * it * * it * * * * * it * * * * * * * *
MANY THANKS TO:Pat M. for the donation to the "I AM RESPONSIBLE CLUB". This is our Blood
fund to be donated to and used by A.A. members or their inmediate families through the
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CEDAR ST. TUES NITE SPEAKERS
ESCONDIDO SPEAKERS - ALANO CLUB
Oct.. ,
Bob F.-San Diego
Harry H.-Carlsbad
Oct
Scotty-San Diego
Dennis N.-San Diego
Nov.
17
24
31
Nov.
7
14
21
Bill N. & Kitty C.-San Diego
Noel K.-San Diego
20
Bob R.
-Vista
29
Sully
-Fallbrook
3
Gail W.-Fallbrook
11
Terry L. -Escondido
17
Jack G.-Escondido
FALLBROOK SPEAKERS GROUP
CORONADO PROSPECT GROUP //3
Nov.
Once a Month Meeting 8:00 P.M.
Chuck C-Los Angeles
Nov.
8
15
Ray G.- Lakewood
Nancy C- Beverly Hills
NORTH SHORES SAT. NITE SPEAKERS
22
Chuck H -Fullerton
29
Joyce C- Anaheim
1
7
Oct,^21
28
Nov.
EAST COUNTY SPEAKERS
Oct
21
Tom S.-San Clemente
Phil T.-W. Covina
28
Nov.
4
11
Nov.
Eddie R.- Venice
11
Ray Px-San Clemente
18
Jim A.- S. Elmonte
RANCHO BERNARDO SPEAKERS
Ron K.-Chula Vista
Oct 20
20
Art H.-Los Angeles
27
Ed P.- San Clemente
10
Walt S.-Huntington Beach
Sid W.-Sente Fe Springs
17
Club Activity
Chuck C. - Laguna Beach
Jim N.-Orange
EASY DOES IT SPEAKERS
Oct.
4
Violet R.-San Juan Capistrano
Lynne & Richard D.- Escondido
SOUTH BAY PIONEERS SPEAKERS
Oct. 21
28
Bob M.-Pacific Beach
Robert S.-Lakewood
Nov.
Col. Cappy T.-College Park, Md,
Ruth M.,-Bellflower
Skip R.-Oceanside
4
11
18
My ftame is Cliff L. and I am an alcoholic.
I'm sure that many of are wondering, as I did,
what a GSR, a DCM, a Delegate and an Area Assembly are. I hope that this will help you to
understand some of what our Service Structure is all about. In the beginning it was set up
to carry* the message to the Alcoholic who still suffers. We still do'. Each of us do exact
ly that, in our own way, on a one to one basis. The Service Structure was established to
carry the message to the still suffering Alcoholic all over the world. Our General Service
Office in New York does this and most of their labor of love and fellowship is at our own
Last year this cost was One dollar and seventy cents for each registered alcoholic
in the United States. Last year our contribution was One dollar and thirty cents a piece,
expense.
here in California.
Eight years ago, I was elected to be the General Service Representative of my group.
Like
most new people in this job, I did not know what was expected of me and no one told me. On
receiving
first notice of the Area Assembly, I did not know what they were talking about,
consequently, I did not attend. Eventually someone straightened me out and from then on I
attended ray meetings regularly and in a very short time I was elected to be a District Com
mittee Member, where I served for six years. By this time I felt that anyone who got to be
a Delegate must surely have a heck of pull with their Higher Power. Three years ago I was
elected to Alternate Delegate, who also serves the Assembly as Chairman for two years. Last
year I was elected you Delegate.
I must agree it is a fantastic experience, but I'm glad our so wise forefathers in A.A. were
wise enough to limit a Delegate's term to two years. Your GSR serves a two year term and
needs two years of sobriety. GSR's are the link that binds our small groups together through
the Assembly and the Conference. They are the voice of Conscience of their group. Your DCM
binds the GSR's in their district together. They assist the groups to get a GSR, where need
ed, help new meeting to get organized, need to know the manual well and be willing to give
help to any GSR when necessary. Alternate Chairman of the Assembly, Secretarys and Treasurers
are elected each year. At the Area Assembly, any and all problems are presented, discussed
and voted on - then implemented.
Each year your Delegate is sent to The Pacific Regional Assembly, where he meets all other
Delegates of this region. There are thirteen Delegates in the Pacific Region. This is terri
fic training and experience for the Delegate when he goes to New York for the Conference, in
April.
At the Conference all of the Delegates in the United States and Canada meet with the Trustees
and The General Service Staff, for six long days. Here many problems are thrashed out and ad
visory actions are made. These decisions will and do help Alcoholics all around the worldtrying, most of all, to carry the message to the alcoholic who still suffers. If you want to
get some real meaning in your life, come join us as a GSR. We would love to share this ex
perience in service with you. In Service I have truly learned what Humility means.
Yours in AA Love and Fellowship - Cliff L.
234-6357
At the Area Assembly Meeting November 12th(Will be held at South Bay Pioneers, 270 C Street,
Chula Vista. 1:00pm) we will be electing District Committee Members for the even numbered
districts to serve for two years beginning with January 1979. General Service Representat
ives (GSRs) in even numbered districts will be elected by the groups before the meeting and
are urged to attend along with the outgoing GSR. District 2 for meeting in Carlsbad and
Oceanside. District 4 includes meetings at the North Shores Alano Club held after 5 P.M.
District 6 includes meeting in East City of San Diego, District 8 includes Chula Vista, Coronado. Imperial Beach and National City. District 10 is the City of El Cajon. District 12
is the SE County - Lemon Grove, LaMesa, Spring Valley and District 14 includes Ocean Beach,
Pt. Loma, Loma Portal, Mission Beach and Pacific Beach south of Grand.
P.S.
Don't forget the Traditions Breakfast - October 29th at the Swiss Club.
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CO-OPERA.TION
WITH THEM AND THEY CO-OPERATE WITH US
October 28th
South Bay Pioneers will sponsor a Halloween Dance at the K'ar Memorial,
Music by Lyle and the Hi-Fi's. Food- Games - Prizes ($1,000 bond).
November 23rd
Pathfinders Annual Thanksgiving Day Dinner 2:30 P.M.
Donation $2.50.
Is some other facility having a dance on YOUR anniversary ?????? Did your group inadvert
ently plan an affair on the anniversary of another facility ?????
THIS CAN
The central Office keeps a calendar on all AA and related activities - keep
plan in advance what dates your dances, rummage sales, etc. are to be held,
with other activities. This calendar is kept up by information provided by
bad feelings, bad turn-outs, confusion and conflict- keep us posted.
BE AVOIDEDlIII
us postedco-ordinating
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CXXDRDINATOR
Publl«h«d monthly by iho Ceordlnotlng Commliioo of
San Diogo County Cteupo of Aleohellci Anonymou*.
November 1978
'OUR Pimi.IC RELATION POLICY IS.BASED ON ATTRACTION RATHER THAN PROMOTION"
GROUP NE\^S
You are invited to the Rancho Bernardo
Wednesday Night "HOW IT WORKS" 1st Ann
iversary dinner at 6:00 p.m. at : Pres
byterian Cornmunity Church on November
29, 1978, Main Course: Turkey or Ham
donated by the group. Guests are requested
to bring a side-dish of salad or desert.
Guest Speaker:
Allen B.
^DISCONTINUEDÊTING^cont"' d.)
Southwood Group
950 3rd Ave. Monday 8:00
Chula Vista, Ca.
NASCO'Group
Matlonai Steel Shipyard
Tues.'3:15 p.m. Thurs. 3:15 p.m.
•
28th &'Harbor Dr .
'
San Diego, Ca.
Wednesday Nite Open Part. Wed. 8:15 p.m.
28th Annual Pot Luck Dinner:
Rolando Sat. Night
1119 28th St.
Group will host
it's 28th Annual Pot Luck Dinner at
San Diego, Ca.
6:00 p.m. on Saturday, December 16,
1978. Location; 3785 Fairmount Avej;
El Cajon Women-Is (C) '
F.A.CiE.S. Bldg. Tiies. 8:15 p.m.
Magnolia Ave.
'
El Cajon, Ca.
Group will provide meat and bread: Please
join us and bring a covered dish. For
further information, contact Larry at
233-1172
or Mina at 280-2861.
' Poway'Open End (C) Sat.'8:30 p.m.
14280 Poway Rd. Mt.'Olive Church
Poway , 'Ca.
Mission Hills Group celebrates their
30th Anniversary Monday December 11that the Mission Hills Congregational
Church, Ft. Stockton and'Jacksaw, at
'
8:00 p.m.. All A.A. members cordially
invited to help celebrate.
Please note:
Fallbrook Smokless
New' Comers Coming Together (Gay)
1350 Fern St. lues. 7:30 p.m.
San Diego, Ca.
Sunday Mid-Day Group,
which normally meets in the Davidson
Room, will meet in the La Scala Room,
House of Hospitality, on November 26,
1978 at 12:30 p.m. "
Poway Sat. Night(C)
14250 Poway Drive
Sat.8:30 to 11:30p.m.
Poway, Ca.
2nd Anniversary of the Step One Group:.
Potluck-December 13, 1978 at 6:30 p.m.
GROUP CHANGES
at St. John de Cross Church Hall,Lemon
Carlsbad A.A. Workshop now meeting at
Jefferson St. School, Thursday 8:00p.m.
Carlsbad, Ca. Formerly met at St. Pat
rick's Church, 3096 Harding, Carlsbad.
Grove.
WELCOME TO THIS MONrHS NEW
*
' ' 463 Stage Coach Lane Mon. 8:00p.m.
Fallbrook, Ca.
MEETINGS.
Forth and Brooks Women's Gr.(C) Th.8:15
3594 Fourth Ave,
ROUND-UP NET7S
San Diego, Ca.
San Diego Spring Round-Up Comm. invites
people Who are interested or who would
like to volunteer to help with the Round
up to a General Meeting at the War Memorial
BldgV Rm.4, on December 11, 1978-7:30p.m.
Junta de Hombres (C) Fri. 10:00 p.m.
102 E. 16th Street
National City, Ca.
•
Speaking Hands Deaf Or. Mon.
.
7:00 p.m.
4020 30th Street
San Diego, Ca.
>
*
•
* San Diego County A.A. wishes to
* express sympathy to the family and
Chase & Magnolia (Carroll Med. Hosp.)
109 E.
• AA*IN MEMORIAM *A*
*
Chase Avenue
friends of:
* Betty L. who passed away 10-13-78.
Problems (C) Men's
Solutions (C) Women's- Thurs:8;15,11-16-78
A Betty L. of El Cajon.
'*
A Nan N."who passed away 10-14-78
POWAY CANDLELIGHT
A Nan of Solana Beach.
Sat, 8:30 p.ra. Open Disc. Mt.' Olive
Church-14820 Poway Rd
Poway, Ca.
.
DISCONTINUED MEETINGS
"A" Street Group
.- ic
_•
2516 "A" Street
••
\
San Diego, Ca. Sat. 1:00 p.m'; •
"A" Street Men's (C)
2516 A Street Tuesday 8:15 p.m.
S^n Di"
, Ca.
**
•
•
•.
'
:
A Martin-M. who passed away 11-7-78.
A Martin was one of the original memA bers of the San Diego Alano Club.
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CONTRIBUTIONS THROUGH OCTOBER 31, 1978:
Total $2,498.15 - Central $1,386.47 - Vista $1,111.66
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OCT
*AA Workshop
Allied Gardens Disc.
Alpine
Amigos Verdados
Amphib Nooners
Anonymous-Anonymous(Tues)
Anonymous-Anonymous (Wed)
ASW Dry Dock
Bay Park Step Study
$
$700,00
-0-
131.20
20.00
10.00
-0^
10.00
15.00
365.00
10.00
130.00
140.00
60.00
45.00
25.00
335.00
160.00
120.00
13.50
20.00
25.00
60.00
5.00
-0-K)50.00
-0-0*0-
-Or
Bayside Nooners
Bayside Speakers
10.00
rO-
60.00
^0-
Beach Area Luncheon
-0-
Beachcombers
rO-
Beginners Step Di^c.
*Borrego Springs
-O'"
BYOB
CAAC Center (32nd St.)
-0-
OCT
YTD
tO-
$
Linda Vista
Live & Let Live(Gay)
^Living Faith AA Group
Loma Portal Disc.
Meeting After Group
Mingle with the Singles
Miramar Nooners
Mira Mesa Disc.(Tues)
Mira Mesa (Sun)
Mission Hills
$ 60.00
-0-
145.00
10.00
50.00
-0-
40.00
60.00
5.00
5.00
-0-0-
40.00
300.00
-0-0-
25.00
55.00
115.00
185.00
60.00
40.00
-0-
35.00
Shores Disc.
Shores Share & Care
Shores Men's
30.00
-0-
-^0-
110,00
-Or
•^Carlsbad Recovery Disc.
^0-
Ôcnsd Brownbaggers
-0-
*Ocnsd Disc.
-0-
Cedar Street Friday
-0-
50.00
175,00
Cedar Street Men's
45.00
-0-
140.00
20,00
Chula Vista Disc.
io.oo
100,00
Chula Vista (Mon)
-0-
90.00
Clairemont Men's
Clairemont Mixed
-0-
205.00
10.00
Casa De Oro Trad 5
76.50
-0-
Cedar Street (Sun)
Chula Vista Beginners Step
Clairemont Wed. Grqup
20.00
10.00
5.00
H)50.00
20.00
30.00
75.00
Encanto
-0-
*Enc. Disc.
*Enc. Here & Now #2
-0-
75.00
80.00
20.00
200.00
70.00
75.00
65.00
50.00
165.00
15.00
30.00
237.00
84.44
25.00
75.00
147.00
50.00
20.00
20.00
25.00
216.00
268.27
15.80
80.00
140.00
50.00
147.50
30.00
250.00
*Enc. Young People
*Esc. Tuesday
15.00
20.00
15.00
210.00
*Esc. Bm
Êsc. Brn
Êsc. -Bm
*Esc. Bm
*Esc., Brn
20.00
13Q.00
20.00
140.00
121.00
120,81
Clairemont Women's
Clairemont Sun Nite
Coronado(Mon)
Coronado Sun
-0-0-f
Coronado Step Study
Coroiiado Prospect Wome^s
25.00
5.00
I'^Del Mar AA (Mon)
*Del Mar (Sat)
-084.44
Downtown Disc.
Dry Dock #2
Early- Birds
Early; Risers
East Co.
Breakfast
5.00
-0-Or
45.00
-0-0-
East Co. Spkrs.
10.00
East San Diego
rO-
El Cajon Daytime
El Cajon Men's
-0-
75.00
El Cajon 12 x 12
-0t.0-
El Cajon(Farragut Circle)
.-0-
Baggers(Mon)
Baggers (Tues)
Baggers (Wed)
Baggers (Thurs)
Baggers (Sat)
41.00
-0-
20.00
if^r
15.00
45.00
*Escj Nitty Gritty
—0-
66.32
35.00
*Esc.' Open End
-0-
106.00
20.00
140.00
*E s c; Men' s
*Esc.
Newcomers
*Esc. Fri Spkrs.
20.00
556.00
^Carlsbad Big Book Study
*Carl-ebad Tues. Nite
60.50
276.00
Shores Breakfast
No. Shores Q & A
No. Shores Spkrs
27.00
218.15
123.00
^Carlsbad Here & Now
104.00
25.00
100.00
298.55
75.00
110.00
80.00
-0-
Navajo Road Group
No. Park Group
No. Shores Big Book
No.
No.
No.
380.00
5.00
5.00
20.00
NAS Nooners
No.
YTD
rO-
-0-
70.00
10.00
10.00
-0-
515.40
No. Shores Thurs Step Study
*"NOW Spkrs
-0-
30,00
-0-
-0-
10.00
15.00
180.00
Ocean Beach (Tues)
*0cn8d Disc. (Sat)
*Ocnsd Disc. (Sun)
35.00
-0-
75.00
20.00
114.00
60,00
30.00
75.59
315.00
*Ocnsd Men's
-0-
*0cn8d New Life Women's
-0-
*Ocnsd Part.
-0-
*Ocnsd Part. (Fri)
-0-
*Ocnsd Recovery
Ôcnsd Speakers
135.00
154.22
-0-
71.21
30.00
162.24
*Ocnsd 12 X 12
*Ocnsd Women's
-0-
235.00
-0-
40.00
Old Timers
5.00
65.00
Old Towne Study
-0-
20.00
Pacific Beach Sat
10.00
164.00
*Palomar Group
25.00
83.08
Paradise Hills
20.00
70.00
Point Loma Group
30.00
Point Loma Disc.(Sun)
*Poway Threshold
30.00
285.00
100.00
*Poway Tradition Step Study
*Ramona Barefoot
-0-
50.00
-0-
115.00
40.00
40.00
*Ramona, Congregational(FRI)
-0-
30.00
*Rancho Bernardo
-0-
175.00
*Rancho Sante Fe
Recovery Step Study
Rolando
Round Table Disc.
100.00
550.00
10.00
30.00
-0-0-
20.00
30.00
San Diego Speakers
*San Marcos Disc.
^San Marcos Spkrs
40.00
-0-
Santee Mixed
25.00
75.PO
-0-
25.00
Santee Sunday
Sat Afternoon Spkrs
Serendipity Women's
♦Serenity Women's
Sobriety Unlimited
♦Solano Beach Happy Hour
So. Bay Disc.
So. Bay Pioneers
So. Bay Triangle
So. Bay Women's
So. Clairemont
So. Crest Disc.
-0-0-0-
72.00
160.00
60.00
150.00
120.00
282.70
144.00
-0-
25.00
-0-
45.00
-0-
10.00
75.00
70.00
-0-
15.52
-0-
5.00
.-0-
260.00
15.00
100.00
5.00
65.00
50.00
24.00
-0-0-
* Escondido Step Study
^Tradition Study
''^Fallbroolv Sunday
*FallbrcL'k Tuesday
$-0-
•
36.95
60.00
10.00
^Fellowship (C) Mens
Fireside Group
40.00
340.00
50.00
300.00
20.00
5.00
60.00
45.00
37.50
36.00
-0-
-0-
Fletcher Hills
20.00
-0-
130.00
-0-
124.75
*Freedom From Bondage (WomeA's C)
*Friday Acceptance (C) (Poway)
Friday Night Men's
Friday" Children (C) WomeA's
-0-
60.19
-0-
45.00
20.00
90.00
5.00
20.00
Grass Roots Disc.
-0-
The Grove Luncheon
-0-
30.00
86.00
The Grove Step Study (C)
-0-
140.00
Happy Hour Group
Here & Now Prog. (C)
-0-
20.93
20.00
-0-
10.00
Hermanos Alcoholicos Latinos
-0-
10.00
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Informal
-0-
10.00
124.00
40.00
4.00
44.20
50.00.
20.00
20.00
Beach
Beach Sandpipers
Group
Stepstudy Group
International
-0-0-0-
I
Kitchen Group
Know Your Big Book
-0-
40.00
La Jolla
-0-
150.00
Thurs.
La Jolla Step Study (C)
20.00
80,00
La Jolla Women's (C)
75.00
175.00
Lakeside
-0-
La Mesa Men's
-0-
50.00
La Mesa Mixed (C)
-0-
Lemon Grove
-n-
338.34
250.00
Lemon Grove Women's
-0-
45.00
40.00
Spanish Spkrs
Spring Valley
Spring Valley Step
Stadium Group
Step One
Streamview Daytime
-0-0-
33.00
120.00
-0-
30.00
20.00
90.00
20.00
95.00
-0-
30.00
Streamview Mixed
-0-
20.00
Streamview Disc.
-0-
15.00
Sunday Mid-Day
Sundown Group
-0-
95.00
5.00
35.00
-0-
45.00
Tierrasanta-Murphy Canyon -010.00
Thursday Open Door
99.00
Torrey Twines Daytime
*Tri Sunday Mom
Tues. Big Book Study
Turning Point (Sun)
Turning Point (Women's)
24 Hour Group
12 X 12 Step Study(Gay)
University Disc.
35.00
25.00
215.00
21.00
51.00
-0-
60.44
-0-
175.00
-0-
40.00
40.00
102.00
-0-
40.00
20.00
Villa View
-0-0-
Vista Hill
20.00
60.00
-0-
135.00
-0-
280.00
*Vista (Sat)
52.24
-0-
454.31
41.81
*Vista Step Study
''^Vista Sun. Morning
-0-
94.30
40.00
375.00
^«Vista View Point
*Vista Big Book
*Vista Thurs Nite
'«Vista Newcomers
120.00
15.00
220.65
'^Water Works Group
*Wed Men's (C) Ocnsd.
-0-0-
40.00
384.00
Women's Group
'•'omen's Step Study
-0-
140.00
-0-
20.00
Deleted (Metro)
Deleted No. County
15.24
27.39
-0-
100.69
OCTOBER
INCOME
$
Tokens
23.00
YEAR TO DATI
$
275.00
Pins
15.25
Miscellaneous (Bumper stickers, etc.)
84.00
350.00
1,111.68
10,054.18
Group Contributions
101.25
Miscellaneous Donations
13.20
13.20
Kitties
13.95
99.50
Memoriams
Other (Sharing Session in Oceanside)
-0-
106.00
39.68
309.68
1,300.76
11,308.81
14.52
156.93
OPERATING EXPENSES
Cost of Tokens
9.00
67.11
33.60
234.03
Rent
180.00
Wages
Payroll Taxes
Telephone
Answering Service
Depreciation
537.50
1,760.00
5,650.00
Cost of Pins
52.95
556.65
55.24
567.61
45.00
427.50
2.83
16.98
Office Supplies
11.85
152.91
Reproduction
Supplies - General
11.31
33.36
11.35
141.26
19.99
69.99
Insurance
2.20
Meeting Schedules
-0-
Auto (Secretaries expense to So. Cal. Conv.)
23.16
227.92
100.00
282.76
Legal & Audit
Employee Benefits
-0-
200.00
-0-
15.00
Postage
-0-
14.87
NET GAIN FOR OCTOBER AND YEAR TO DATE
+
$
1,087.34
213.42
+ $
10,598.04
710.77
INCOME
OCTOBER
Tokens
$
190.00
Pins
Miscellaneous (Bumper Stickers, etc.)
Group Contributions
$ 1,290.00
84.00
444.00
288.40
96.00
2,641.45
13,424.65
1,437.82
1,386.47
Miscellaneous:
YEAR TO DATE
Gary D. $5.00
5.00
308.30
Memoriams
-0-
125.00
Kitties
-0-
64.98
Other Contributions
-0-
2,952.37
1,112.63
1,430.02
25,231.22
Interest Income
-0-
156.72
2,206.59
OPERATING EXPENSES
Cost of Tokens
119.91
770.49
65.25
464.46
173.04
Rent
506.80
Wages
Payroll Taxes
750.00
1,585.26
5,131.60
8,404.72
45.37
764.57
Cost of Pins
General Taxes
& Licenses
-0-
5.00
Telephone
132.15
Answering Service
Office Expense
103.00
74.96
977.91
Reproduction Costs
174.24
1,549.47
1,505.55
1,314.83
Postage (Bulk mailings)
35.63
187.70
Supplies - General
Equipment Repair
45.36
536.44
(
Insurance
Auto (Includes $100.00 for So. Cal. Conv.)
Legal & Audit
Cash - over/short
5.37)
114.60
-0-
102.93
39.25
318.03
118.27
445.03
15.00
183.65
-0-
(
Miscellaneous
65.00
.15)
36.14
1.38
-0-
Depreciation
56.39
473.40
7.54
-0-
Bad Debts
Meeting Schedules
Employee Benefits
(
4.98)
( 60.40)
243.52
159.56
891.12
1.45
-0-
NET LOSS FOR OCTOBER AND YEAR TO DATE
-
200.00
2,543.28
26,316.77
336.69
- $ 1,085.55
$
LITERATURE ACCOUNT
INCOME
Central Office
Branch Office -
$3,919.90
$26,999.95
448.85
4,905.93
31,905.88
Vista
TOTAL INCOME
4,368.75
COST OF REPLACEMENT
^Sntral Office
Branch Office -
3,475.95
Vista
3,875.52
23,651.69
4,299.71
27,951.40
493.23
+ $ 3,954.48
414.77
$ 4,204.59
399.57
NET GAIN ON LITERATURE SALES FOR OCTOBER AND YTD + $
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
INCOME:
Collections
$
Raffle
Literature
TOTAL INCOME
EXPENSES:
80.30
978.05
145.55
1,157.11
6,339.75
1,500.00
640.62
Rent
150.00
Janitor
35.00
230.00
Bake ry
96.66
594.81
Supplies
Literature
Miscellaneous
TOTAL EXPENSES
NET GAIN FOR OCTOBER AND YEAR TO DATE
+$
72.65
805.79
195.20
1,787.35
45.00
116.15
526.99
4,439.59
46.11
+ $. 1,305.65
SPECIAL EVENTS
NET GAIN FOR FELLOWSHIP FOR OCTOBER AND YTD
+$
+$
416.07
185.19
+$ 5,070.54
co-ord;.nati;^g cauNciL meeting
November 1978
The 398th meeting was called to order at 8:00pm by Ruth H., Chairperson. Traditions were
read by Louise D., roll call by Hal C., Ass,t Chairperson. There were 55 groups repre
sented. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read.
BUSINESS COMMITTEE; Harriet N., Chairperson, reported the Central Office was still showa deficit with contributions still falling short, even though the number of new meetings
has increased greatly.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE: A1 McG., Chairperson, reported all speakers confirmed thru December.
All tickets and monies for Annual Banquet must be turned by the 15th of November. The
Towne & Country will allow a 48 hour guarantee. A1 again urged everyone planning to attend,
to purchase their tickets IN ADVANCE I I! They do not anticipate having more than 10 to 15
available at the door. The band is the Moonlighters, the menu - Turkey Almondine.
PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE: Sully, Chairperson, reported 64 persons spoke at 27 facilit
ies to 1480 people. Sully made a request to all groups for speakers, especially young men
available during the day, to speak at schools. The number shown on our tape was in fact
the number of the NCA - this has been corrected. Channels 6, 8 and 39 are currently showthese tapes and Sully has a meeting set up with Channel 10. Sully is the Public Informat
ion Chairman, and the contact for North County. Mary Jane A., is the contact for metropol
itan San Diego.
OLD BUSINESS: The council voted to accept the Business Committee's recommendation to return
to the fold-out format on our upcoming schedules. These schedules will be available soon
after the first of the year. The Ad Hoc Committee appointed to review and revamp the by
laws consists of; Jack N., Dessie S. and Chuck C.
To date there has been ^
suggested a-
mendments or changes submitted.
The new female member of the Program Committee is Jean O'S.
TO BE ELECTED BY THE COORDINATING COUNCIL DECEMBER 14th
CHAIRMAN
COORDINATING COUNCIL
TERM:
BUSINESS
SIX MONTHS
REQUIREMENTS:
. . . 3 YEARS SOBRIETY AND
6
COMMITTEE.
TWO MEN -
TERM:
REQUIREMENTS:.
MONTHS AS A COORD
.
.
TO SUCCEED:
....
RUTH H.
PUBLIC INFORMATION.
SIX MONTHS
REQUIREMENTS:
TO SUCCEED:
.
.
TERM:
& RICHARD S
ONE MALE MEMBER
TERM:
. . . 3 YEARS SOBRIETY AND
6
GAIL W.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
ONE YEAR
REQUIREMENTS:
. . . 3 YEARS SOBRIETY
TO SUCCEED:
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
TERM:
TWO MEMBERS
ONE YEAR
REQUIREMENTS:.
. SAME AS CHAIRMAN
. . . . HAL C.
CO-CHAIRMAN
BILL P.
AND BARNEY
ASS"T CHAIRMAN . . . . COORDINATING COUNCIL
TERM:
3 YEARS SOBRIETY
HARRIET N.
INATOR.
TO SUCCEED:
ONE WOMAN
ONE YEAR
SIX MONTHS
REQUIREMENTS:.
MONTHS ON PROGRAM
COMMITTEE
TO SUCCEED:
.
.
.
.
SECRETARY
CENTRAL MEETING
TERM;
SIX MONTHS
REQUIREMENTS:
TO SUCCEED:
CO-EDITOR OF COORDINATOR(unexpired term)
AL McG.
REQUIREMENTS:....
2 YEARS SOBRIETY
TO SUCCEED:
BOBBY 0.
....
ROSEMARIE H.
We still need speakers for out of town meetings, local meetings and public information.
If you are interested and willing please fill out this ôrm and mail to Central Office
2100 4th Avenue, San Diego, Ca.
7
92101
PHONE
NAME
SOBRIETY DATE
DAYS AVAILABLE
I AM WILLING TO SPEAK AT:
OUT OF TOWN MEETINGS:
NO ( ) PUBLIC INFORMATION REQUESTS:
YES ( )
HOURS
YES ( )
NO
( ) , LOCAL MEETINGS: YES ( )
NO ( )
YOU MAY SUBMIT MY NAME AND PHONE NO. TO OTHER CENTRAL OFFICES, SECRETARIES OF SPEAKER MEET
INGS AND THE PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE:
YES ( )
NO ( )
COMMENTS:
SIGNATURE
f •»??;;?» ™
;o?SfsSf
TA.TZ.-
?HE
everything SHOULD BE FINE FOR
Wednesday
NOVEMBER 22
Comm.
.
.
Speaker. . .
Host Group .
Cakes: Bill S
BALBOA PARK
8:00 P.M.
DECEMBER 13
Comm. Person .
.Cliff L., Delegate
, .Dorothy L.
Person
CONCEPTS .
Traditions
*
. . "Teddy" H.
,
Steps
.
.Gary U.
Traditions
.Don M.of San Diego
.Area Assembly
Speaker
Host Group. . ,
.
.
.
.
.
Lee A.
. Geri P.
Claude B. of Santa Monica,Ca
. .
El Cajon Women's
1 Year
DECEIfBER 20
NOVEMBER 29
Comm. Person . . . . Tony B.
Comm. Person , . .Janet K.
Steps
Chuck Mc C.
Traditions . . .
Ray H.
Traditions
Dusty L.
Speaker:. . . , Jack R.,San Juan Capistrano
Frank M.
Speaker
Sam L. of Oceanside
Host Group
Encinitas San Diequito Group
*************************
Host Group . . . El Cajon, 12 and 12
CAKES RECEIVED OCT.10, THRU NOV. 1.
Cakes: Bob B. 1 Year
1 Year : Dan S., Dolly, Joe M., Steve K., Anita,
DECEMBER 6
Shirley M., Larry N., Bert H., Jim 0., Nina H.,
Comm. Person. . . .Monica D.
Dan 0.
^^^P®
Barbara M.
Traditions . . . . Jim H.
5 Years: Betty P., Jimbo, Bobbie 0.. Ellen H,,
Matt C., Wes W., Ida G., Nate J., Ken 0.
Speaker . . . . Mack M., San Bernardino
10 Years:Connie D.
Judy, Steve W., Marianne E., Gina M., Lita V.,
15 Years:Ada K.
Host Group
Fletcher Hills
25 Years : Lee L.
*******************************^*************5^*
YOUR A.A.
DECEMBER
1
CALENDAR
6
PROGRAM COMMITTEE -7:00 P.M. War Memorial Building prior to Central Meeting/
7
DEADLINE FOR INFORMATION FOR CO-ORDINATOR
11
ROUND UP - GENERAL MEETING FOR ALL INTERESTED, AT THE WAR MEMORIAL BLDG.RM# 4
12
BUSINESS COMMITTEE -5:30 P.M. Central Office. 2100 Fourth Ave.
14
14
17
PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE - 7:15 P.M. War Memorial Bldg.
CO-ORDINATING COUNCIL _8:00 P.M. at the War Memorial Bldg.
SAN DIEGO INSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEE ^Business Meeting at 12:20 P.M. at St. David's
Church, 5050 Milton at Burgemer in Clairmont.
BAY SIDE SPEAKERS,FRIDAY NITE
Nov. 17
24
Nov.
Dec.
1
8
15
Barbara S. -San Diego
Tommy C.- Highland
Billie M. Anaheim Hills
George M.- Lompoc
To be announced
NORTH SHORES SAT. NIGHT SPEAKERS
Nov. 18 Jim A. . . . S. El Monte
CEDAR ST TUES NITE SPEAKERS
25
Nov. 14
21
28
Bill N. & Kitty C. San Diego
Noel K. San Diego
Willie S. Lakeside
Dec.
Ada K
5
12
San Diego
6
Maggie F.. San Diego
13
Shirley P. .Encinitas
20
27
John B. .
John B. .
Dec.
Barney M. . . La Jolla
2 Ellen A. . . .Buena Park
9 Jlm R
Encino
16 Norm A. . . . Monrovia
SOUTH BAY PIONEERS
Caroline W. South Bay
Nov.
CORONADO PROSPECT GROUP # 3
Dec.
18 Patty K. . . North Shores
25 Betty T. . . Huntington Beach
Dec.
18 Skip R
25
Bill & Pat H,
Oceanside
. Gardena Grove
2 Frank H. . . . Long Beach
9 Dr. Jan. J. . .
16 Rod R
Del Mar
Long Beach
. Oceanside
. El Mencevo
CO-OPERATION
A.A. IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY RELATED FACILITY OR OUTSIDE INTEREST, BUT WE MAY
CO-OPERATE WITH THEM AND THEY CO-OPERATE WITH US
November 23 -
24
Stepping Stone will hold an Alkathon from noon the 23rd, till
noon the 24th. Buffet to follow starting at 2:00pm the 24th.
Public invited.
November 24th
December 31st
Lemon Grove Alano Club will hold its 2nd Anniversary Dance.
Tickets will be sold at the club. Masonic Temple 250 Main St
Tradition One will hold its 2nd Annual New Years Eve Dance,
aboard The SS Marietta.
For Info -
call 264-0141
DELEGATES CORNER
UNDER -30's IN A.A. INCREASE BY 50%, NEW SURVEY REVEALS—Worldwide study of 15,000
recovered alcoholics, largest survey ever made, shows a nearly 50% increase since
1974 in the percentage of people under 30 years of age in Alcoholics Anonymous.
The study also revealed a 32% increase in the number of women A.A. members in
the same period.
Results of the survey, fourth in a series made every three years, were
revealed by Dr. John L. Norris, non-alcoholic chairman emeritus of the A.A. Board
of Trustees.
Dr. Norris said the percentage of under-30's of both sexes in A.A. jumped 7.6%
in 1974 to 11.3% in 1977, while female membership of all ages rose from 22% to 29%
in the same period.
For the first time in history. Dr. Norris said, the survey included data from
the UK, New Zealand, Finland, West Germany and Latin America in addition to the U.S.
and Canada, More than 15,000 A.A. members worldwide participated in the largest and
most comprehensive study of its kind ever undertaken.
Other findings revealed by Dr. Norris were:
*More young people and women indicated an addiction to drugs other than
alcohol. Forty-three per cent of under-30 year old members said they also were
addicted to other drugs compared to 18% for the total sample. Twice as many women
(28%) as men (14%) indicated multiple-addiction upon entering A. A.
*The historic effectiveness of the A.A. program was demonstrated again by the
new survey. Dr. Norris said. Statistical analyses of respondents showed that an
alcoholic who tries the program for 90 days has a 49% chance of staying sober for
the next year; a member with one to five years* sobriety has an 80% likelihood of
remaining in the A.A. fellowship for another year; and a member with more than five
years' sobriety has a 90% chance of both not drinking and remaining in the A.A.
fellowship for another year.
*The influence of A.A. members continues to be the most important factor in
bringing new members to the Fellowship, but the role of outside counselling and
treatment has almost doubled. Some 41% of those surveyed said another A.A. member
was the "factor most responsible for coming to A.A." But 24% of respondents listed
"counselling and treatment" as most important, up from 14% in the 1974 survey.
Dr. Norris noted that the results of the five surveys in the past 15 years were
remarkably stable in spite of the fact that the selection of respondents was done
independently and by different individuals for each survey.
Most of the alcoholics who participated in the 1977 survey had not come to A.A.
when the 1969 and 1972 surveys were taken, yet results remain consistent. Demographic
characteristics of A.A. members (occupation, income level, residence, etc.) closely
parallel those of the general population.
Delegate:
Cliff L.
234-6357
SkciA.-0-Qfuim
S.D.A.I.C. HOSTS so.GAL. INSTITUTIONAL INTERGROUP
The San Diego Area Institutional Committee will host the Southern California Inst.
Intergroup Sunday, Sept. 24, at 1P.M. in the St. David's Episcopal Church,Bergener
at Milton Sts. in Clairemont.
A potluck will follow the business meeting. Charley L. 460-3952, is chairman of
planning for the potluck. Everyone in A.A. interested in institutional work is
invited to attend both the meeting and potluck.
The Intergroup is made up of all 11 institutional committees in Southern California
and meet once each month. S.D.A.I.C. hosts the intergroup once each year.
PEOPLE SEEK PANELS
At a recent meeting of the San Diego Area Institutional Committee, 19 A.A. members
indicated that they were attending an institutional committee business meeting for
the first time.
Most of the new members are curious about requirements, sobriety and otherwise,
necessary to being assigned to a panel. Those who have recently been discharged
from an institution under the parole system must have the permission of the parole
officer and of the officer in charge of the institution where they seek a panel......
if it be a penal institution. There is no legal restriction preventing a person on
parole from taking part in a meeting in a hospital or recovery facility.
S.D.A.I.C. has sobriety requirements before new persons or a relapser may take part
in a panel on a regular basis. These must be met before a volunteer is assigned to
a committee. These are: Visiting -1 Month Sobriety. Speaking-3 Months. Leading-6
Months. Panel Co-ordinator-1 Year. Elected Committee Officer-2 Year's Sobriety.
•kii'ii'k'k'k'k'k'kk'k'k'k'kii'k'k-k'h'k'khiiii-k'kiiit'k-kii-kii'kii'k-k'k'k-k'kii'k-kii'k'k'kit'k'kii'k'kii'k'k'k'k'k'k'k'kii'k'kiiitii'kiiiiii'k'kiiii'kli'iiii'k'kii
IT'S INSANE INDEED TO THINK ONE CAN SOLVE A PROBLEM WITH THE SAME THINKING THAT
CREATED IT I'.'.
BALBOA PARK
WEDNESDAY
8:00 P.M.
OCTOBER 11
SEPTEMBER 27
Bobbie H.
Comm. Person
Connie Q.
Steps
Robbie R.
Traditions
Steve S.
Traditions
Pat M.
Speaker
Dyanne G. of
Hunting t on Beach
Speaker
Mike McO.
East County Daytime
Cakes: Bobbie C.(l yr) Frank D.(l yr)
Eileen E. (5 yrs), Henry P. (5 yrs)
Host Group
East San Diego
OCTOBER 4
OCTOBER 18
Comm. Person
Steps
Host Group
Paul P.
Cakes: Bobbie 0. (5 yrs)
Lee L. (25 yrs)
Comm. Person
Tony B.
Comm.
Steps
Traditions
Speaker
Host Group
Rick W.
Marilyn M.
Red D. of Solana Beach
Steps
Pat B.
Traditions
Jim B.
Speaker
Host Group
Humble Jack M. from Santanna
Easy Does It Riders
Cakes:
Person
of San Diego
Pete M.
Gene W.(l yr), Judie K.(5 yrs)
*********************************************************************************************
AUGUST BIRTHDAY CAKES
1 YEAR: Kim, Dick F., Ken Q., Sandy N., Mary D., Burt T., Les V., Chris, Delores F., Roberta
s., Cathy., Carol, Polly B. , Art G. , John P., Pam S., Mike R.
5 YEARS: Bill M., Okie G., Sid S., Chas T., Ruby R,, Judy S,. Ardis S., Larry U., Dave R.,
10 YEARS: Chaney A.
15 YEARS: Lois 0.
20 YEARS: Mary D.,Don T.
25 YEARS: Lillian R.
*********************************************************************************************
^
OCTOBER
1
YOUR A.A. CALENDAR
4
PROGRAM COMMITTEE - 7:00 P.M. War Memorial Building prior to Central meeting
5
DEADLINE FOR ALL INFORMATION FOR CO-ORDINATOR
10
12
14
BUSINESS COMMITTEE t- 5:30 P.M. Central Office, 2100 4th Ave.
CO-ORDINATING COUNCIL - 8:00 P.M. at the War Memorial Building
PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE - 7:30 P.M. War Memorial Building
22
SAN DIEGO INSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEE - Business Meeting, 12:30 P.M. at Saints
Davids Church, 5050 Milton at Burgemer in Clairmont.
20-22
27th ANNUAL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CONVENTION - Los Angeles, CA
********************************************************************************************
MANY THANKS TO:
Jan J. for the donation to the "I AM RESPONSIBLE CLUB".
This is our Blood
fund to be donated to and used by A.A. members or their immediate families through the
*********************************************************************************************
NITE SPEAKERS
EASY DOES
22
Father Tom W. L.A.
Sept.
29
John F.
Laguna Niquel
Basil V.
Tustin
BAYSIDE FRI.
Sept.
Oct.
6
13
CEDAR ST.
Edward C.
Oct.
6
13
George F. Coving
Joanne A.
A1 G.
Santa Anna
Encinitas
Ted H.
Long Beach
FALLBROOK SPEAKERS GROUP
TUES NITE
26
Bob Z. University City
Oct.
3
10
Joe & Marty, South Bay
Bob F. C.A.R.P. San Diego
17
UNCONFIRMED
Once a Month Meeting 8:00 P.M.
Oct.
3
John F. Laguna Niguel
NORTH SHORES SAT.
Sept.
4
22
2'9
Coronado
Sept.
OCT.
IT SPEAKERS
Marion W.^, Upland
Oct.
NITE SPEAKERS
23
Norm A. Monrovia
30
Jack T.
7
El Toro
Clint H.
Santa Monico
11
Patty C, San Marino
14
Johnnie H.
18
25
Tom McK, Oceanside
Mike R., Carlsbad
21
Club Activity (no speaker)
Lakewood
SOUTH BAY PIONEERS SPEAKERS
Sept
23
Joe N.
30
Tony S
Sept
Oct.
23
30
7
Paul H. Fullerton
Norm A. City of Commerce
John N.
Los Angeles
14
Beverly H.
21
Bob M.
Anaheim
Pacific Beach
!:I! ATTENTION GROUP SECRETARY'S I I!!
If your group is not listed we were not given the information in time for this printing.
Speaker dates should begin the third (3rd) week of the month to the third (3rd) week of
the following month since the Co-ordinator does not go to print prior to that. Remember
all information is to be in Central Office by the 1st thursday of each month. This in
cludes group events, speakers, cakes, new meetings and meeting changes.
Thank you for
your co-operation.

1978

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