1975 - Alcoholics Anonymous

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THE AA
COORDINATOR
Published monthly by the Coerdlnoting Committee of
Son Diego County Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous.
MARCH 1975
"THE ONLY REQUIREMENT FOR A.A. MEMBERSHIP IS A DESIRE TO STOP DRINKING."
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WAR MEMORIAL BUILDING
BALBOA PARK
SAN DIEGO
A
mil 12, 1975
9:00 p.m. till 1:00 a.m.
Coffee ?i Refreshments
DANCE to the Music of
Doug Oliver A His Band
Raffle A Door Prizes
JOIN US FOR A FUNFILLED EVENING
group news *****************
NEW TEENAGE MEETING
Clairemont Teen Group-Monday Nite
7522 Clairemont Mesa Blvd.
NORTH SHORES SATURDAY NIGHT SPEAKERS
--For more information call 453-4401
March
March
March
15...Doc.Ed D. of Denver
22...Rosa B. of Pacific Reach
29...Bob & Gerri S. of Lakewood
SAN DIEGO CAMPING GROUP
April
April
5...Don G. of Studio City
12...Gene M. of Newport
Corner Convoy u Clairemont Mesa Blvd
Next outing--March 21 to 23
Meeting--6:30 Saturday Night
Place--Lilac Grove Camp Ground
( NE of Escondido )
For info. & res.--Bill A Shirley T.
223-7960
POT-LUCK-SUPPER
EASY DOES IT SPEAKERS March
March
March
14
21
28
April
April
A
11
Friday Night
..Chuck C. of Laguna Beach
..East County Speakers
..Marilyn T. of Dana Point
..Jack B. of Hollywood
..John A. of Laauna Beach
Easy Does It Speakers Meeting
May 9--Mark your calendar
SOUTH BAY PIONEERS SATURDAY NIGHT SPEAKERS
Dinner - 6:30 P.M.
Golden Ave. School--Lemon Grove
March 12...Sam H. of Desert Hot Springs
March 22...Betty A Kim A Group of Laguna
A note from your editors
April
Meeting - 8:15 P.M.
March
We're using a new format.
It is
29...Jack M. of Fletcher Hills
5...Fred E. of Culver City
'
EAST COUNTY SPEAKERS MEETING
our hope that by placing group news
on the front page-information on
special events, speakers and new
groups will be more readily spread,
ifour opinions and suggestions are
March
March
March
April
15...Ann G. of Chula Vista
22...Bob A Loretta C. of Ontario
29...Fritz H. of Santee
5...Cliff W. of Santa Ana
always welcome.
Ann and Barbara
Come see us-—We need YOU-—Saturday 8:00P.M
GROUP CORTRTBUTTONS 1
February 1975
Feb.
1975
ACTION Disc,
ASW GROUP
AMIGOS VERDADEROS
-0-0-0-
-0-
A STREET
A STREET BEGINNERS
A STREET MENS
A.A. WORKSHOP
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ALANO BREAKFAST
-0ALPINE
-0ANONYMOUS
-0BORREGO SPRINGS
-0BOULEVARD GROUP
-0BEACH AREA BEG.
-0BEACH AREA BEG. §2
-0BEACHCOMBERS
-0BEACH CLUB LUNCHEON
-0CARLSBAD TUES.
-0CARLSBAD BIG BOOK STUDY 0CARLSBAD WOMENS
5.00
CARLTON HILLS
-0CASA DE ORA
-0CEDAR ST. DAYTIME
-0CEDAR ST. TUES.
-0CEDAR ST. FRIDAY
-0CEDAR ST. MENS
-0CEDAR ST. SUNDAY
-0CHULA VISTA DISC.
-0CHULA VISTA MONDAY
-0-
CHULA VISTA DAYTIME
CLAIREMONT TUES.
CLAIREMONT NITE OWLS
CLAIREMONT WED
-05.00
-0-0-
CLAIREMONT MENS
-0-
CLAIREMONT WOMENS
20.00
CORONADO
35.00
CORONADO COASTAL
-0CORONADO COASTAL BEG. -0CORONADO WOMENS
-0CORONADO SUNDAY
10.00
DEL MAR
-0DRY HAWKERS
DELTA BIG BOOK STUDY
DOWNTOWN DISC.
DRY DOCK #2
DRY DOCK #20
DRY DOCK #2 I
DRYLAND DISC.
EARLY BIRDS
EARLY RISERS
EAST CO. DAYTIME
EAST CO. SPEAKERS
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ESCONDiDO YG. PEOPLE
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GROUP
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LAKES 1DE
LA MESA MENS
LA MESA MIXED (C)
LA MESA OPEN MIXED
LA MESA FRI DAYTIME
LINDA VISTA
LEMON GROVE
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MIRA MESA
MIRAMAR
30.00
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LOMA PORTAL GROUP
MISSION BAY MONDAY
-0-
30.00
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MISSION HILLS
NAVAJO RD. GROUP
N.A.S. NOONER
NATIONAL CITY
NO CO. OPEN
NO CO. GYPSY
NO CO. SERENITY
NO CO BEG. THURS.
10.00
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30.00
85.00
NORTH PARK
20.00
15.00
40.00
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20.00
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25.00
60.00
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25.00
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E.S.D. THURS.
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PALA GROUP
PALOMAR GROUP
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POINT LOMA MENS
POINT LOMA WED.
POWAY THRESHOLD
POWAY TRADITIONS
POWAY SAT NIGHT
LATE NIGHTERS
10.00
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50.00
30.00
-050.00
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10.00
-015.00
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
RAINBOW
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RANCHO BERNARDO
RANCHO SANTA FE
RAMONA
SANTEE THURS.
'-SERENDIPITY WOMENS
SANTEE SUNDAY
SAT NIGHT OWLS
S;D. CAMPING GROUP
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-0OCEAN BEACH THURS.
-0OCEANS IDE TUES PART.
-0OCSD SUN NITE PART
-0OCSD NEW L1FE WOMENS
-0OCSD FRIDAY PART
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OCSD SAT NIGHT (A C)
-0OCSD FRI SPEAKERS
-0OCSD 12 & 12
100.00
OCSD YOUNG PEOPLE
-0OCSD MENS
-0OLD TOWN STUDY
25.00
OLD TIMERS
5.00
PARADISE HILLS
-0P.B. YOUNG PEOPLE
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100.00
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-0NO SHORES SUN NIGHT
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NO. SHORES SPEAKERS
50.00
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IMPERIAL
LA JOLLA
LA JOLLA
LA JOLLA
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INTERNATIONAL GROUP
30.00
10.00
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E.Z. DOES IT SPEAKERS
E.S.D. WOMENS
GRASS ROOTS GROUP
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INLANp EMPIRE
25.00
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EL CAJON YG PEOPLE
-0EL CAJON 12 & 12
-0EL CAJON THURS BEG.
-0EL CAJON TUES.
-0EL CAJON WED DISC.
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EL CAJON FRIDAY
-0ENCANTO
20.00
ENCINITAS
-0FALLBROOK
-0FALLBROOK WOMENS
-0FELLOWSHIP CENTER
5.00
FLETCHER HILLS
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FRIDAY NtGHT MENS
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ICEBREAKERS GROUP
IMPERIAL BEACH
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HEARTLAND TUES.
-0HEARTLAND THURS.
-0HEARTLAND SUNDAY
-0HERMANOS ALCO LATIN
-0HIDDEN VALLEY WOMENS lo-.ob'
25.00
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20.00
50.00
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-0-0-0-0-0-040.00
40.00
100.00
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10.00
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10.00
SAN DIEGUETO STEPSTUDY 0-
-025.00
25.00
SO BAY PIONEERS
30.00
67.50
TORREY PINES GROUP
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SO oAY WOMENS
S.D. YOUNG PEOPLE
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY TRI
stadium
SUNDAY MID-DAY
SERENITY WOMENS
SUN NITE Y
SO EAST YOUNG PEOPLE
SUN NITE STEPSTUDY
THIRD AVE GROUP
10.00
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10.00
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TRI SUNDAY MORN
TRADITION WEST
TWENTY FORTY
24 HOUR GROUP
TIAJUANA GROUP
TURNING POINT TUES.
TURNING POINT SUN.
UNIVERSITY CITY
WAY OF LIFE GROUP
VISTA
VISTA STEPSTUDY
-0-0-020.00
-04.00
-0-0-0-0-0-
40.00
-0-0-020.00
-0-
SAN MARCOS SPEAKERS
SAN MARCOS WED
SOLANO BEACH
SAT NITE YG PEOPLE
30th & GRAPE TUES
30th &GRAPE SUNDAY
SAN DIEGUETO WOMEN
SO CLAIREMONT FRIDAY
50.00
-0-0-0-0-
100.00
-0-0-0-0-
-0-05.00
-0-010.00
VISTA VIEW
-0VISTA HILLS
-0VISTA SAT NITE
-0VISTA SUN MORN (OPEN) -0WOMENS
10.00
WOMENS STEPSTUDY
6.00
WED NITE MENS
-0RAMONA BAREFOOT
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50.00
45.00
20.00
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4.00
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PROGRAM COMMITTEE—CENTRAL MEETINGS
NCOME: Collections
$ 367.58
EXPENSES:
Janitor
$ 20.00
Raffle
55.00
Secretary
Litenature
74.15
Litenature
10.89
71 .00
58.40
8.50
: 150.00
Ba ke ry
Cups
Rent
$ 496.73
$$ 177.94
ncrease for February
$ 318.79
STATEMENT OF INCOME & EXPENSES
INCOME:
Books & Literature
$ 1551.95
Pins
Tokens
Buck-A-Month
70.00
72.75
125.00
Group Contributions
120.50
120.50
147.00
147.00
763.00
763.00
1,010.00
Special Events
Misc. Donations;
S.D.1. Comm.
Vi McC.
Area Assembly
$3,101.41
$ 3,101.41
2,947.50
2,947.50
-0"5.00
"5.00
:!20;00
Y20;00
10.00
10.00
John M.
2 "^D"^ ^7
2,303.37
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HAPPY
HAPPY
25.00
25.00
EASTER
MEMOR1UMS:
Ruth F.
Bi I I H.
Bill H.
Merriel
From Bill G.
25.00
25.00
From Jackie N.
5.00
5.00
From Tom & Doris B.
10.00
10.00
P. From John W.
20.00
20.00
For Don H. From Tom & Doris B.
B.
Office Kitty
10.00
13.50
$
TOTAL INCOME:
143.50
2 973 20
$
237.97
9,620.75
EXPENSES:
Books & Literature
Special Events (Spring Dance)
Rent
Telephone
Answering Service
Office Supplies
Office Services
Secretary
Insurance
(So-Ord i nator
Flowers
Wages
Taxes
911.03
(200.00)
340,00
390.98
159.90
39.92
249.12
30.00
50.00
15.00
10.60
668.74
164.04
$3,029.33
Net Inc. for month inc. Centrat Meetings $ 121.81
2,327.34
I,214.05
680.00
707.82
274.85
296.16
444.12
60.00
100.00
30.00
10.60
I ,337.48
539.69
$ 8,022.I I
YOUR CENTRAL MEETINGS
Wednesdays — 8:00 P^M,
War Memorial Building
March 12
Chai rman,o.
Speaker o=
Steps 0«0«,,
Traditions,
Host Group,
Cakes. =..»
1 Year,,
15 Years,
20 Years,
cLiz O'Mo
,Iona H. of Iowa
.Cell B,
0Col Teen C.
,Fall brook
March 26
Chairmano.
Hal Co
Speaker.,.
Howard A. of Santa Barbara
Steps 0.0.0
Paul W.
Traditions,
Larry N.
Friday Ntte Men's
Host Group
Cakeso,...
1 Year.
.Barbara W.
olona Ho
=Joe To
Balboa Park
, Esther G.
Harlan D.
April 2
March 19
Chai rman=,,
oArne B.
Chai rman..
Bob Bo
Speakero..
Steps 0.0 0o
Skip R. of Oceanside
Speakefc c,, cFrank N. of South Gate
Steps oo,c ., oTom To
Traditions
Traditions,
Host Group
Host Group
.Fletcher Hills
Cakes,. = =,
1 Year,
.Bob C.
Cakes....
5 Years
20 Years
,J1m Bo
Ron Lo
Good Life Study
,Art So
Gordon W.
.Warren D.
FEBRUARY CAKES
YEAR
GaI W
Frank B.
v)oe D.
Thad Co
5 YEARS
Nellie L.
Joe H,
Shirley N.
Buck F.
Velma K,
Joanne B.
Evelyn C.
Floyd F.
Mary EllaE.
John W.
Peggy W.
Joe MacL.
Martin G.
Ron W.
Woody So
Scott D.
Jim S.
Nancy L.
Charlie R.
Harold D.
10 YEARS
Chuck W
Norma L.
15 YEARS
Otto J.
20 YEARS
Jackie N.
Ed J.
25 YEARS
Marian P,
YOUR AoAo CALENDAR
April 1
Business Committee Meeting at
5:30 PoMo at Central Office
Apri1 2
Program Committee Meeting at
War Memorial Building. 7:30
prior to Central Meeting
ApiMl 3
Public Information Meeting at the
War Memorial Building, 7:30 PoM,
Before Coordinating Council Meeting
April 3
Coordinating Council Meeting in the
War Memorial Building, 8:00 PoM. IT IS
IMPORTANT THAT YOUR GROUP BE REPRESENTED
April 3
Governmental & Public Affairs Comm.
at War Memorial Building at 7:00 P.M.
before Coordinating Council Meeting
April 12
San Diego Institutional Committee
meeting at Downtown YMCA Auditorium
8th & C Sts at 2:00 P.M; This committee
meets the 2nd Sunday of each month.
I AM RESPONSIBLE CLUB .
San Diego's A„A. Blood Bank wishes to
thank.....
IN MEMORIUM
Laverne H.
for her donation this past month
BLOOD is ALWAYS NEEDED.
San Diego area A.A. extends ifs
deepest sympathy to the family
and friends of the following..
It's a good way to share.
Don H c
Bill H.
The 353:'cl inePtTng of the Coordinating Council was called to order at 8:00
by Chair'iisn Scott D. Traditions were read by John C. Roll call by Co-chairman Bill B.
70 groups wers represented. The minutes of the pebruary meeting were approved as read.
BUSINESS COf'S'ilTTEE report was given by chairman Joe W., v;ho reported their were three
items on the adjanda.
1. Changing the title of the Central office secretary. He listed all the duties
of the secretary and the functions preformed at the office. A motion was made
and seconded to change the title from Central office Secretary to Office Manager.
This ®as'»dtdd'ori and"passed by the committee.
2. The cost of increase which had been tabled since the February meeting was discussed
and since the committee had no one come up with a different increase, the
committee voted on a recommended 15% increase. This to be voted on by the council.
3. The Chairman for the Picnic for this year is still open, this will be voted onJit
April meeting of the Business Committee.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE report was given by Co-chairman A1 McG., who confirmed all speakers
for the month of March will be in the Coordinator. He reported on the November Banquet
to be held at the Bahia, with Doug Olivers Band. More information later. A1 also
asked the council to reconsider the given of tokens to out of town speakers as they
did in the past.
PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE report was given by Wray O'D in the absence of Mickey W.,.
who is ill. Wray reported the committee had 26 request, 32 speaker, speaking to to
a Total of 861 person.
Facilities covered; San Diego Traffic Court Classes ( 8 requests). El Cajon Traffic
Court classes (3 requests). National City Court classes ( 1 request), San Diego
State, (2 requests), VA Hospital (2 requests). U.S. International University,
Memorial Jr. High, Overeaters Anonymous, Naval Radio Receiving Station, Crown Point
ETementary'.&'Ôak• Cfest' Jr:. High.
Speakers Participating as follows; Lloyd H., Sue B., Phyllis M., Eldon S., John F.,
Hal C., Wally CD., Bud R., Paul F., Gloria, Jim &Betty M., Bob &Sari F., Scott D.,
Mickey W., Barbara P., Jim P., Mary Joyce P., Don B., Frank G., George Z., Otto &
Betty J., Hank B., Sheila M., Skip R., Bob B., & Frances P.
GOVERNMENTAL & PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE report by Chairman Charlie T.
The Mental Health
Advisory Board, County of S.D.-and the North Coastal Regional Planning Committee held
their meeting at the Tri-City Hospital, Thursday, February 20, 1975 at 5:30 P.M. The
Sub-committee on alcoholism asked him to speak with reaards to the program of Alcoholic
Anonymous.
He outlined the A.A. program with in the scope of A.A. traditions at all levels
outside the fellowship of A.A. He Presented the Chairman of the North Coastal Regional
Planning^Committee with some literature and the guidelines of cooperation, but not
affilliation. There were representatives for the three of the hospital in the North Co.
They discussed setting up of an Alcoholic Detoxification Center*for men and women, also
alcoholic wards in all hospitals in North S.D. Co. Charlie suggested they telephone our
Central Oifice with regard to gettin in touch v/ith Governmental Public Affairs Committee
when they are ready to start setting up their program.
UNDER OLD BUSINESS: Charlie T. made'a motion to accept the Business Committees re
commendation of the 15% in the cost of living raise for the Central office manager.
This was seconded and with much discussion, the Council voted and accepted the re
commendation.
Also under old ousiness Rosa gave a report on the progress of the archives, also
named the members which will be working on the committee, Joe W. Larry S., Mary W.,
Harryjl. Colleen C. &Rosa B. The committee will be discussing at a'.I&terudifee the
compiling of the archives in a form of a book to be purchased by members of the Fellow
ship, monies to be contributed to our Central Office.
UNDER NEW BUSINESS: A1 H. made a motion to have the Program Committee give Tokens to
out of town speakers.
This wassecdnded and passed.
Motion was made by Harold C., that all Coordinators answer by name at Roll call at the
Council meeting. Seconded and passed.
Hobie K. He thought we should thank the Business Committee for doing such a thorough
research on the duties &functicf of the Central office &Central Office Manager.
New Member elected to the Program Cominitteer. Pete M. from Ocean Beach.
Meeting adjourned at 9:45 P.M.
THE CONCEPTS FOR WORLD SERVICE
1.
The Ultimate Responsibility and Authonty for A„A. VJorld Service belongs to the
A.A, Groups.
2.
The A.A. Groups have Delegated complete Administrative and Operational Authority
3.
4.
5.
The "Right of Decision" makes Effective Leadership Possible.
"Participation" is the Key to Harmony.
The right of "Appeal and Petition" protect Minorities and Insures that they be
6.
7.
The Conference acknowleges the primary responsibility of the Trustees.
How the Legal Rights of the Trustees are related to the Traditional right of the
8.
The Trustees function as the Direct Manager of Over-all finance
to their Conference and its Service Arms.
heard.
Conference.
an^ policy:
Also
as the custodians but not as the Immediate managers of the active service
Corporation.
9.
Good personal leadership at All Conference levels is a Primary necessity,. In the
area of World Service, the General Service Board and its leaders must necessarily
replace the Founder of A.A. This is the most critical structural problem that
we still face,
10. Service authority should equal service responsibility. Executive authority should
always be single. "Double Headed Management" should be carefully avoided,
11. A description of the Primary Committees and Service Corporations of the General
Service Board: The personal status of Corporate Directior, Executives and Staff
members,
12. The Spiritual Foundation for the A.A.'s World Services—"Article 12" of the
Conference Charter,
***************
A Concepts Luncheon, sponsored by the Area Assembly, will be held Sunday,
April 6, in the Golden Avenue School, Lemon Grove.
The Luncheon is scheduled for 12:30 Noon.
Clyde D,, first Southern California Convention Chairman, past delegate from
Southern California Area ano a long time student of the concepts, will be the speaker.
He is the author of the short form of the Concepts appearing in this issue.
Luncheon will be of the pot-luck variety with the Area Assembly providing
barbecue beef, coffee, dessert and other menu items. Members of the Area Assembly
will provide a wide variety of pot-luck dishes. There will be no charge, A kitty
will be available for those wanting to help defray expences. But no donation is
niecessary for those waating to hear about the Concepts and not with funds at present.
Those wondering why A.A. seems to rock along without too much conflict will
learn it is not by happenstance, that it is the result of intelligent planning and
the Concepts are one of the major contributing factors. One of our past Mew York
Trustees describes our late Co-founder, Pill Wilson, as "an organizational genius".
The Concepts are a product of his genius.
After understanding the Concepts one can be still more grateful that men of
such organizational genius and stature came along at the right time to devise a
way of life that saved ours.
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A.A. is not affiliated with any related facility or outside
cooperate with them and they cooperate with us.
IRISH OR NOT
nterest, but we
ALANO CLUB of San Diego invites
you to a ST. PATRICK'S DAY DANCE.
You're invited
March 15
Dancing
FOURTH ANNUAL IRISH REBELLION
Refreshments
Games
Prizes
Friday, March 14
Corned beef
Ice Cream Social
and cabbage
9:00 pm
5:30 - 7:30
till..,..,.,,,.
HEARTLAND HOUSE Sunday dinner will
be March 30 from 5-7 pm. Speaker's
meeting follows.
NORTH ALANO CLUB - New club-house
TURNING POINT
232-1971
dedication will be celebrated April 20
with an Open House from 6-8 pm.
ESCONDIDO CLUB, 250 W.Bth St., will
have a dinner March 28 from 6-7:30, Alex F
4198 Mission Rd. in Oceanside,
from Torrance will be the speaker at the
meeting foil owing.
PATHF.IMDERS - 25th Annual Homecoming
Dance - "WESTERN JAMBOREE" - on May 3
from 9-1 at the War Memorial Building.
THE A A
OCX>RDlNATOR
Published monthly by the Coerdinoting Committee of
Sen Diego County Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous.
APRIL 1975
"EACH GROUP SHOULD BE AUTONOMOUS EXCEPT IN MATTERS AFFECTING OTHER GROUPS
OF A.A. AS A I'HOLE."
*****group news*****
;peakers
SPECIAL EVENTS
EAST COUNTY SPEAKERS MEETING
April 12 - SPRING HOLIDAY DANCE
April 12...Jack S., Burbank
April 19...Ernie H.,Clairemont
April 17 - TOth Anniversary of Clairemont liomen's (c) Thursday nite group
v/ill be celebrated v/ith an open meet-
ing at St. Mark's Meth. Churcn at .1502
Clairemont Drive.
EASY DOES IT SPEAKERS MEETING
April 11...John A.,Laguna Beach
Coffee and cake will
April 18...EdL., Oceanside
April 25...Kay and JimT:
be served. This meeting is at 8:15.
April 25 - 17th Anniversary meeting of the
the East San Diego Closed Women's Group
Mission Viejo
May 2...Chuck and LeeC..Palms
at 8:15 at the Churbh of Religious
Science, corner Marlborough and Polk.
It will be an Open meeting for alcoholic
and non-alcoholic women, Bring your
family and friends to this once-a-year
special occasion.
April 26 - North End Group in Imperial
Valley invites all to help in the cele
bration of 25 years of continuous Sat.
nite meetings at a meeting in the Rec.
hall of the Calipatria Community Church
The meeting will be follat 8:30 P.M.
May 9...Jack N. ,E1 Cajon
NORTH SHORES SATURDAY NIGHT
April 12...Gene M.,Newport Beach
April 19...Natalie F.,LaJolla
April 26...Purt K.,Fountain
Valley
May 3...Helen R.,Van Muys
May 10...Walt S.,Huntington Peach
SO. BAY PIONEERS SATURDAY NIGHT
April 12,..John F.,Chula Vista
April 19...Lou S., San Diego
April 26...Mary R., San Clemente
May 3 ...Roger P.,Spring Valley
May 10...Kei th D.,Anahei m
owed by a buffet dinner. Please call
Central
Office by the 20th if you plan
to go.
April 18 and 25 - Oscar C., y dos otras personas, van hablar en la junta de Alcohoiicos Anonimos Amigos Verdaderos" el
18 de Abril, 1975 a las 8:15 P.M.
Esta misma noche, Oscar C. nos va dar
POT LUCK DINNER
informes acerca la convencion de A1cohoiicos Anonimos en Los Anneles el 2Ay
Easy Does It Speakers Meeting
25 de Mayo, 1975.
Los invitamos a la junta en la casa de
Tradition One, 3895 Avenida Newton, San
May 9
Dieno 92113.
Dinner
6:30
Golden Ave. School - Lemon Grove
Telefono:264-5791.
Group will furnish meat - Bring a
covered dish, salad or dessert.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
STEPS
FRIDAY
WEDNESDAY
MONDAv
CLAIREMONT WOMEN'S(open) at
8:15, St. Mark's Meth.Church
3502 Clairemont Dr. Step
Study.
LAJOLLA WOMEN'S (closed)
8:00 at St. James Episcopal
SAN CARLOS Step Study at
St.Andrews Luth Church,
Church Hall, Eades A Silver
Lake Murray A Jackson at
ado. Step Study.
8:15.
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COOPERATION
PÂ-T-H-F-I-N-D-E-R-S
NORTH ALANO HOUSE - Dedication of new
25th ANNUAL HOMECOMING DANCE
War Memorial Bldg
Saturday,May 3
"WESTERN JAMBOREE"
Buck Waynes BUCKSHOTS
Western Dress Invited
REFRESnrÊNTS
DANCE 9-1
GAMES
PRIZES
-DONATION-
ifk-k-kifk-k
SUNDAY
May 4
Soeaker -
Paul 0
i:.n. of Garden Grove
Club-^House on Sunday April 20 at
8 P.M.John and Karen A., speakers.
Open House from 6-8P.M. at 4198
Mission Road, Oceanside.
HEARTLAND HOUSE.- April 27 will be the
next Sunday dinner, followed by a
Speaker's Meeting. 5-7P.M. at 1202
So. Orange, ElCajon.
March
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A:nGO > vv.hoAOEROS
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A
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A.A. WORKSHOP
ALANO BREAKFAST
ALPINE
ANONYMOUS
BORREGO SPRINGS
BOULEVARD GROUP
BEACH AREA BEGINNERS
5.00
-0100.00
BEACH AREA BEG. #2
BEACHCOMBERS
BEACH CLUB LUNCHEON
BROWNBAGGERS
CARLSBAD TUES
CARLSBAD BIG BOOKSTUDY
CARLSBAD WOMENS
CARLTON HILLS
CASA DE ORA
CEDAR ST. DAYTIME
CEDAR ST. TUES
CEDAR ST. FRIDAY
CEDAR ST. MENS
CEDAR ST. SUNDAY
CHULA VISTA DISC.
CHULA VISTA MONDAY
CHULA VISTA DAYTIME
CLAIREMONT TEENS GROUP
CLAIREMONT TUES.
CLAIREMONT WED
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-
CLAIREMONT MENS
CLAIREMONT WOMENS
CLAIREMONT WOMENS STEPSTUDY
CORONADO
CORONADO COASTAL
CORONADO COASTAL BEG.
CORONADO WOMENS
CORONADO SUNDAY
DEL MAR
DRY HAWKERS
DELTA BEG BOOK STUDY
DOWNTOWN DISC.
DRY DOCK #2
DRY DOCK #20
DRY DOCK # 21
DRYLAND DISC.
EARLY BIRDS
EARLY RISERS
EAST CO. DAYTIME
EAST CO. SPEAKERS
ESCONDIDO
ESCONDIDO YOUNG PEOPLE
ESCONDIDO SAT. NITE
E„Z. DOES IT SPEAKERS
E..S..D. WOMENS
E.S.D. THURS.
EL CAJON MENS TUES.
EL CAJON MENS FRIDAY
EL CAJON YOUNG PEOPLE
EL CAJON 12 & 12
EL CAJON THURS BEG.
EL CAJON TUES.
El CAJON WED DISC.
EL CAJON FRIDAY
ENCAMTO
ENCiniTAS
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25.00
-0-
50.00
20.00
25.00
5.00
-081.30
40.00
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-010.00
-045.00
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15.00
-010.00
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15.00
-050.00
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-0-020.00
50.00
15.00
-0-
1975
-0-0»
150.00
-0FALLBROOK
-06.00
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-0FELLOWSHIP CENTER
-0-0-0-0FLETCHER HILLS
-0FLETCHER HILLS SMOKELESS 15.00 30.00
-0-0-0FRIDAY NIGHT MENS
10.00 10.00
100.00
GRASS ROOTS GROUP
25.00 25.00-0GOOD LIFE STUDY
-0-0-0HOMESTEADERS
-0-050.00
HEARTLAND TUES
-0-05.00
HEARTLAND THURS.
-0-0-0HEARTLAND SUNDAY
10.00
-0200.00
HERMANOS ALCO LATIN
-010.00
-0HIDDEN VALLEY WOMENS
50.00
-020.00
ICEBREAKERS GROUP
-015.00
-0IMPERIAL BEACH
-040.00
50.00
INLAND EMPIRE
-020.00
20.00
INTERNATIONAL GROUP
-0-055.00
IMPERIAL GROUP
15.00
100.00 200.00
LA JOLLA MONDAY
50.00 150.00
-0LA JOLLA THURS.
20.00 115.00
81.30
LA JOLLA WOMENS
70.00
-020.00
LAKESIDE
25.00
75.00
-0LA MESA MEMS
-0-060.00
LA MESA MIXED (C)
30.00
-0-0LA MESA OPEN MIXED
-025.00 25.00
LA MESA FRI DAYTIME
5.00
-0-0LATE MIGHTERS
-0-040.00
LINDA VISTA
-015.00 80.00
LEMON GROVE
-015.00 15.00
MIRA MESA
10.00
-0-0MIRAMAR
-0-0LOMA PORTAL GROUP
-0- 30.00 - MISSION BAY MONDAY
_-^10.00. 15.00
60.00
MISSION HILLS
25.00 75.00
o
50.00
40.00
-0o
MAVAJO RD. GROUP
o
-020.00 20.00
N.A.S. NOONER
130.00
NATIONAL CITY
-0-0-0-0-0NO. CO. OPEN
-0-0-0NO. CO. GYPSY
-0-0-0NO. CO SERENITY
50.00
-0-0NO. CO BEGINNERS THURS
-0-0NORTH PARK
35.00
-025.00 50.00
MO SHORES DISC. THURS.
-0-0-0NO SHORES SUN A.M.
10.00
-020.00
MO SHORES SUN NIGHT
-025.00 75.00
MO. SHORES SPEAKERS
-0-0-0NO SHORES MENS
-0-0-0NO SHORES NITECAPS
-025.00 50.00
NO SHORES SHARE a CARE
50.00
OCEAN BEACH TUES.
-0-015.00
OCEAN BEACH THURS.
-0-0-0-0OCEANSIDE TUES PART.
-010.00
-0-0OCEANSIDE SUN MITE PART
-0-0-0OCSn MEW LIFE WOMENS
-018.60 18.60
OCSD WOMENS NOON GROUP
-0-0-0OCSD FRIDAY PART.
.25.00
40.00
-0OCSD SAT NIGHT (A C)
15.00
40.00 80.00
OCSD FRI SPEAKERS
100.00
-0-0- • OCSD 12 & 12
50.00
-0-0OCSD YOUNG PEOPLE
-0-0-0OCSD MENS
-0OLD TOWN STUDY
50.00 75.00
20.00
OLD TIMERS
5.00 15.00
-0-0-0PARADISE HILLS
-0-0-0P.B. YOUNG PEOPLE
-0-060.00
PALA GROUP
100.00
-0-0PALOMAR GROUP
-045.00
POINT LOMA MENS
20.00
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SERENDIPITY WOMENS
SANTEE SUNDAY
SANTEE THURS.
SAT NIGHT OWLS
S.D. CAMPING GROUP
SAN CARLOS STEPSTUDY
LA JOLLA WOMEN STEPSTUDY
RECOVERY STEPSTUDY
ROLANDO
SO BAY DISC.
SO BAY SUNDAY
SO BAY PIONEERS
SO BAY WOMENS
S.D. YOUNG PEOPLE
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY TRI
STADIUM
SUNDAY MID-DAY
SERENITY WOMENS
SUNDAY NITE Y
SUN NIGHT STEPSTUDY
THIRD AVE GROUP
SAN MARCOS SPEAKERS
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30.00
-0-010.00
10.00
-0-0-0-010.00
-05.00
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-0-0-0-05.00
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SAN MARCOS WED.
SOLAMO BEACH
SAT NIGHT YG PEOPLE
30th A GPj!\PE TUES.
30th A GRAPE BEG. SUN
SAN DIEGUETO WOMEN
SO CLAIREMONT FRI.
SAN MARCOS STEPSTUDY
SO BAY TRIANGLE
THE NOW GROUP
SUNDAY TRADITION 1. MEN
SO EAST WOMEN
SO BAY TRIANGLE
SAN DIEGUETO STEPSTUDY
TORREY PINES GROUP
TRI SUNDAY MORN
TRADITION WEST
TWENTY FORTY
24 HOUR GROUP
TIAJUANA GROUP
TURNING POINT TUES.
TURNING POINT SUN
UNIVERSITY CITY
WAY OF LIFE GROUP
VISTA
VISTA WOMENS STEPSTUDY
VISTA VIEW
VISTA HILLS
VISTA SAT NIGHT
VISTA SUN MORN (OPEN)
WOMENS
WOMENS STEPSTUDY
WED NIGHT MENS
goo.oo
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50.00
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40.00
-0-0-030.00
-040.00
-010.00
-0-012.00
-025.00
50.00
90.00
30.00
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-0-
-0-
5.00
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-06.72
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''LIP SERVICE NOT ENOUGH"
"No man can consideRr himself a real
member of A.A. just because he doesn't
THE ONLY REQUIREMENT FOR
drink. There is such a thing as having
a sober body, and a mind that retains
drunken stupidity. The body will ex
press lip service co the A.A. program,
A.A. MEMBERSHIP IS A DESIRE
TO STOP DRINKING.
but the mind still wallows in an alco
Isn't every organization ntltTe'; to havs rules
for membership? V.'hy lid A.A. teclda to forego
this privilege, to U "inclusive..never exclusive'
That's easy. Early members triad it the other
v/ay and it just didn't work. As toe Felloi/s'vip \;as nearing its 10-year mark, tha office
t .at served as headquarter "asked tha groups to
list tneir membership rules and send them in,"
Bill W. recalled.
"If all of these edicts had
holic quagmire. The physical sobriety
is used only as a cloak to cover the
same ccrruptive thinking and conniving
that was always present in the mind.
Dishonesty of thought and action is
just as vicious in the sober man as
in the drunken man. In fact, it has
more foul odor, in the sober man.
Becase the sober man has not the ex
been in force everywhere at once,iit v/ould have
been practically impossible for any alcoholic
cuse of befuddled judgement.
Anyone addicted to this form of
hypocrisy is,still controlled by
to have ever joined A.A.
alcoholic thinking.
About nine-tenths
of our oldest and best members could never have
false pride.
got byl"
ness, his super ego.
So the rule books went out the v/indow
and were replaced by one uncomplicated sentence:
TRADITION THREE. But somebody may ask, isn't
this Tradition itself a rule?
It does state
ONE requirement for membership. Let's read
it again, and ask another question: VINO
determines whether or not the nev/comer qualifies,
whether he does want to stop drinking? Obviously,
nobody except the newcomer himself:, everybody
else simoly has to take his word for it.
In
fact, he doesn't even have to say it aloud. And
that's fortunate for many of us who arrived at
A.A. with only a halfhearted desire to stay sober.
We are alive because the A.A. road stayed open
to us.
He retains his
His complete selfish
He seeks no ad
vise and rejects any that may be offered
His moral and ethical standards are
fabricated on a loom built to suit
his own perverted specification, and
the cloak he weaves is as transparent
as daylight. Mo one is deceived, ex
cept the deceiver, and even he must
have his moments when he must admit
his life is a sham. The solution for
his problem is the same as it is for
all of us.
"WE PRACTICE THESE PRINCIPLES IN ALL
OF OUR AFFAIRS."
YOUR CENTRAL MEETING
War Memorial Building
Wednesdays -- 8:00 PJ
Balboa Park
April 23
April 9
Comm,Person
,Jan M,
Diane N. of Garden Grove
Speaker..c,
Dorothy H.
Steps.,c 0.o
Comm Person
,.Liz O'N.
Speaker....
..Phil P. of Newport Reach
Steps......
..Mort M.
Traditions.
,Jim H.
Traditions,
..Jim B.
Host Group.
.Heartland—Tuesday
Host Group.
..Imperial Beach
Cakes......
10 Years
..Vera McA.
Cakes 0 0 o..o
1 Year.o
Joan R,
Bill L.
Stella L.
Scotty McA.
25 Years
..Earl W.
.Edie Wo & Magdalena V.
5 Years.
April 30
April 16
Comm.Person
Comm.Person
Lorraine K.
Speaker....
Dr.Jan J. of Huntington
Beach
Steps......
,Dave S. of Irvine
Bud B,
Traditions.
George N.
•International Group
Host Group.
Traditions.
Host Group.
Cakes.
1 Year..
..Hermanos Latinos
Cakes......
1 Year..
..Dick McP.
Ken B.
..Nelson K.
..Bin H.
5 Years.
30 Years.
Arne B.
Speaker..,.
Steps......
5 Years.
ôi)im^Person
..Marge N.- Dick H.
Ann M.
..Harriet W.
Traditions.
..Hal C.
..Madeline T.
..Sari F.
..John F
Host Group.
..La Jolla Monday
Speaker....
Steps......
Cakes.
MARCH
1 Year
teJare H.
Ken W.
Kirk K.
Pat P.
Barbara W.
Bob C.
Clint S.
Dave W.
Sue J.
Esther G.
Harlan D.
CAKES
"x
5 Years
Curtis W.
Paul M.
10 Years
Hazel L.
15 Years
lorva H.
20 Years
Joe T.
Pete p.
April 29
May 1
Business Committee Meeting at
5:30 P.M. at Central Office
War Memorial Building-7:30 P.M.
April 30
Program Committee Meeting at
War Memorial Building-?:30 P.M.
prior to Central Meeting
May 1
War Memorial Building-8:00 P.M.
BE SURE YOUR GROUP IS REPRESENTED
May 1
at War Memorial Bunding-7:00 P.M.
May 10
Meeting at Downtown YMCA Auditorium
8th & C Sts. at 2:00 P.M.
IN MEMORIUM
AA
ANDY GIVEN
1940 to 1975
IN MEMORIUM
San Diego area AA extends its
and friends of Dick N.
Memorial Services were held April 5
at Corona Del Mar for Andy who
played a tremendpus part in the
growth of AA in Orange County and
Sot/thern California during the past
thirty-five years. He will be sorely
missed by all who knew and loved him.
Also to Barbara De M. in the
loss of her husband John.
INCOME STATEMENT
January 1, 1975 to March 27, 1975
March
IhCOME *
Books S Literature
$ 2,112.15
$ 5,213.56
53.50
68.00
40.00
174.00
215.00
803.00
1,461.12
4,408.62
Pins
Tokens
Buck-A-Month
Group Contributions
Misc. Donation;
Vi McC.
$
Edith W.
So. Calif Convention
S.D.I. Comm.
5.00
10.00
150.00
5.00
Office Kitty
20.70
Memoriurns; For Bill H. from
Ray R. 10.00, Jack C. 25.00,
Rosalie H. 30.00, Old Timers
Group for Herb K., Don H.,
Barbara B. & Bill H. 20.00
513.67
275.70
Special Events
-0-
2,303.37
Interest
-0-
844.07
TOTAL INCOME
$
4,010.47
$
14,475.29
Cost of Books & Literature
$
1 ,666.18
$
3,993.52
1,414.05
1,020.00
Special Events
-0340.00
337.02
129.85
105.60
Rent
Telephone
Answering Service
Office Supplies
1 ,044.84
404.70
401.76
574.37
90.00
100.00
45.00
130.25
30.00
Office Services
Secretary
-0-
Insurance
15.00
10.60
879.36
129.53
40.00
Co-Ordinator
F1 owers
Wages (Inc. Retro. $100.31)
Wage Taxes
Depreciation
21.20
2;,2T5.84
264.32
120.00
539.69
-0-
Taxes
TOTAL EXPENSES
12,250.29
3,813.39
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PROGRAM COMMITTEE-CENTRAL MEETINGS
INCOME:
Collections
Raffle
Literature
EXPENSES
$
$ 20.00
Janitor
345.31
81.50
89.55
Sec. (Cups,Cream
coffee, sugar)
Rent
Bakery
Literature
Net Increase for March
$
516.36
$
158.26
40.50
150.00
35.20
112.40
$ 358.10
********************************************
TOTAL INCREASE FOR MONTH INCLUDING CENTRAL MEETINGS
(S(S.0&
$
355.34
The 354tb fnf-etsng of the Coordinating Council was called to order at 8:00 P.M., by
chairrridn Scott D.. Traditions were read by Paul C. Roll call by Bill B. 64 groups '
were rpp^êsented. Minutes of the March meeting were approved as read.
BUSINESS committee report was given by chairman Joe W., who reported the financial
sheets we»'e reviewed and accepted. The picnic chairman this year will be Hobie K.
Desfîe raised the question what the taxes consisted of that io shown on the financial
sheet, which was explained. Clarence R. asked when price changes would be made?
Bocks will be raised as of May 1, 1975 as stated in Box 459 and literature prices
will be raised when Central Office is informed of the new prices.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE report given by chairman A1 McG. All speakers confirmed for the
month of April, and it was suggested that the chairman of the night announce the
speaker for the following week. In regards to giving the tokens to out of town speakers
this will only be done if the speaker has not previously received one. To those that
have, they will be presented with the Gold appreciation card. A1 reported on the
November 15th Banquet.
PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE fep6?'t was given by Mickey W., who reported that due to
her illness this past month, there would be no official report. The. conroittee
members filled all engagements with no blackouts. Mickey thanked the committee for
the job they all did while she was ill.
.^S/ERNMENTAL AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE chairman. Charlie T. checked with Central
Office, and as to date there has been no calls from the North County Hospitals in
regard to setting up a program.
.OLD BUSINESS: Mary Lee J., reported on our Spring dance, to be held April 12th, at
the War Memorial Bldg., with Doug Olivers Band. Mary Lee needs volunteers to help
decorate and with the set up. Those interested please be at the Bldg. at 1:00 P.M.
We need donations of Cakes, Cookies, ect. Central Office has tickets for sale. Many
great prizes will be raffled off.
Harriet N. wished to correct Z* misstatements that were made at the March meet
ing. 1, The involving of an Audit service. 2. A law requiring the monthly audit of
a non-profit organization. The law requires a report and audit annually to protect
our non-profit statis. Harriet read part of the Plans of Procedure regarding any
expenditure that might involve reserve funds.
Joe W., chairman of the Business Committee also wanted to help set the records
straight. He did not make any such statement as to a law regarding a non-profit Or
ganization. Secondly the outside auditing service was voted on several years ago
and this committee is only following proceedures.
Dorothy H. stated the authority of Robert Rules of Order on Votes that are
Null and Void. The vote of this cootvifi last month, granting a 157o raise to the Office
Manager, which might involve the use of our reserve funds, is in conflict with our
Bylaws and therefore should be declared null and void. Dorothy made a motion that
the vote be declared null and void and the raise be suspended until such time as
the approval of the groups is obtained. Seconded by Harriet M. Vote was then taken
again by council.
Raise stands.
NEW BUSINESS: A female member was elected to the Program Committee. Nancy L from No. Co
Harriet N. said "The cost of the monthly bookkeeping service has arisen as
compared to the once a year audit by an outside firm which is required by our bylaw,
and which was the practice in the past years." Harriet M. made a motion that the
Business CommTttee obtain three estimates from outside firms for the Annual Audit
only, and provide this information at the next Coordinating Council meeting.
Dorothj? H.
seconded the motion.
Cal asked Harriet if she would amend her motion to say thit "The Business Committee
would research an alternate means of obtaining economical means of bookkeeping
service and report back to this council. Harriet agreed to accept Cal's amendment.
Joe Wc, Business Committee chairman would like what ever the council would like
the committee to do, put it in writing.
Pete M. objected to the use of the word auditing used, as it is a monthly account
ing service. The audit is something different. He works for this type of firm and
they charge a large fee for an annual Audit as it takes two to three weeks to-complete.
Paul C. reported on the Concept Luncheon. Time,Date ft Place.
Meeting adjouned; 9:00 P.M.
BALBOA PARK
SAN DIEGO
APRIL fl.2, 1975
COFFEE a REFRESHMENTS
9:00 P.M. till 1:00 P.M.
RAFFLE ft DOOR PRIZES
DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF DOUG OLIVERS BAND,
JOIN US FOR A FUNFILLED EVENING 111
THE A A
0(X)RD1NAT0R
Published monthly by the Coordinating Committee of
San Diego County Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous.
JULY 1975
EVERY A.A. GROUP OUGHT TO BE FULLY SELF-SUPPORTING DECLINING OUTSIDE CONTRIBUTIONS.
*
*
GROUP NEWS
NEW MEETING—POOL & FIRESIDE A.A.
SUNDAY - 2:00 P.M. Rt.l265 CAMPO
For more information and directions
call Rev. George L.
* *
July 31 - 1st ANNIVERSARY of the
GRASSROOTS GROUP
Brown Bag Supper at 7:00 P.M. The group
will have cake. Regular meeting follows
766-4480
at 8:15 P.M.
SPECIAL EVENTS
SPEAKERS
July 25 - ESCONDIDO SPEAKERS MEETING
POT LUCK DINNER at 6:00 P.M. Speakers
meeting to follow at 8:00 P.M. with
Oceanside - Sunday - 6:30 P.M.
July 13..Walter O'K.
Gorton and Joanne B. from Torrence
Escondido Alano Club.
July 28 - 18th ANNIVERSARY, ENCANTO GROUP
There will be a POT LUCK SUPPER at
6:30 P.M., meat and soft drinks furnished.
Please bring covered dishes. Regular
meeting to follow. Senior Citizens Bldg.
rear of Recreation Center.
TRADITIONS BREAKFAST
August 10
ELKS CLUB
ESCONDIDO
444 Counrry Club Lane
Breakfast will be served at 10 A.M.
with the speaking to start at 11 A.M.
Clancy I. will be the guest speaker.
The Traditions Breakfast meetings are
sponsored by and are a regular activity of
the San Diego Area Assembly. Tickets at
$2.50, available through group GSR's at
regular meetings, at Central Office
at the Central Meeting.
Those northbound from San Diego
Interstate 5, turn right on Mission
At second stop light, another right
and
EASY DOES IT SPEAKERS
July 18..LuAnn S.--Culver City
July 25..John F.--Laguna
Aug. 1..Unconfirmed
Aug. 8..Morrie S.--Palm Springs
Aug. 15..E-ddie R. - Venice- ^
SO. BAY PIONEERS SATURDAY NIGHT
July
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
12..Jean & Dick E.--Poway
19..Wes P.--Los Angeles
2b..Ruth M.--BelTflower
2..Bill 0'N.--Los Angeles
'9..Joyce'O.--Escondido"
NORTH SHORES SATURDAY NIGHT SPEAKERS
July 19..Matt C.--Los Angeles
July 26..John H.—Lakewood
Aug. 2..Ski A.--San Diego
Aug. 9..Dorothy T.--Temple City
COOPERATION
"A.A. is not affiliated with any related
facility or outside interest, but we coop
erate with them and they cooperate with us."'
WOMAN TO WOMAN
September
July 20..Claude C.
July 27..Ruth M.
Aug. 3..Norm A.
on
Road.
turn
leads to the Elks Club.-
AA Seminar Weekend
NORTH COUNTY SERENITY GROUP
5-6-7
Vacation Village Hotel--Mission Bay
You must be registered to attend any
A.A. event. Registration is strictly
SERENITY HOUSE
NORTH* COUNTY SUMMER DANCE
SATURDAY - August 9th,
9P.M. to 1 A.M.
"THE BARN"
limited to the first 350 applicants.
For further information^ please call
your Central Office.
149 E. San Marcos Blvd.--San Marcos
(2 miles west of Escondido)
FOOD
24TH ANNUAL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CONVENTION
GAMES
PRIZES
Music by Sammy Dantos
Donation-$2.50
BAKERSFlELD---OCTOBtR 24—25--26
Ihis Is just an advance notice so you can
save these dates.
There will be much
more information for you in a later
Coordinator.
This is their very first dance, so Let's
everybody go and make it a success.*....
July 27--Sunday at Heartland House.
Dinner and fellowship from 5 to 7,
followed by speakers meeting.
1202 So. Orange, El Cajon.-
ACTION DISC.
ASW GROUP
AMIGOS VERDADEROS
AMPHIB NOONERS
A STREET
A ST. BEGINNERS
A ST. MENS
A.A. WORKSHOP
ALANO BREAKFAST
ALPINE
ANONYMOUS
BORREGO SPRINGS
BEACH AREA BEGINNERS #2
BEACHCOMBERS
BEACH CLUB LUNCHEON
BROWN BAGGERS
CARLSBAD TUES
CARLSBAD BIG BOOK STUDY
CARLSBAD WOMENS
CARLTON HILLS
CASA DE ORA
CEDAR ST. DAYTIME
CEDAR ST. TUES.
CEDAR ST. FRIDAY
CEDAR ST. MENS
CEDAR ST. SUNDAY
CHULA VISTA DISC.
CHULA VISTA MONDAY
CHULA VISTA DAYTIME
CLAIREMONT TEENS GROUP
CLAIREMONT TUES.
CLAIREMONT WED.
CLAIREMONT MENS
CLAIREMONT WOMENS
CLAIREMONT (W) STEPSTUDY
CORONADO
CORONADO COASTAL
CORONADO WOMENS
CORONADO SUNDAY
DEL MAR
DRY HAWKERS
DOWNTOWN DISC.
DRY DOCK #2
DRY DOCK #20
DRY DOCK #21
DRYLAND DISC.
EARLY BIRDS.
EARLY RISERS
EAST CO. DAYTIME
EAST CO. SPEAKERS
ESCONDIDO
ESCONDIDO YOUNG-PEOPLE
ESCONDIDO SAT. NITE
E.Z. DOES IT.SPEAKERS
E.S.D. WOMENS
E.S.D. THURS.
EL CAJON MENS TUES.
EL CAJON MENS FRIDAY
EL CAJON 12 & 12
EL CAJON OPEN PART.
EL CAJON THURS. BEG.
EL CAJON TUES.
EL CAJON WED. DISC.
EL CAJON FRIDAY
ENCANTO
ENCINITAS
FALLBROOK (C) MIXED
GROUP CONTRIBUTIC
JUNE
JUNE
-0ENCINITAS SPEAKERS
-0-0FALLBROOK
16.00 FALLBROOK WOMENS
-0-0-0FELLOWSHIP CENTER
-0-0FLETCHER HILLS
-0-0FLETCHER HILLS SMOKELESS
-0-0FRIDAY NIGHT MENS
200.00 GRASS ROOTS GROUP
-0-0-0GOOD LIFE STUDY
40.00
20.00
HOMESTEADERS
251.65
50.00
HERE AND NOW
-05.00
HERE AND NOW #2
400.00 HEARTLAND TUES.
100.00
15.00
-0HEARTLAND THURS.
75.00
-0HEARTLAND SUNDAY
20.00
-050.00
HIDDEN VALLEY WOMENS
40.00
-0ICEBREAKERS GROUP
60.00
115.00
IMPERIAL BEACH
35.00 INLAND EMPIRE
10.00
-0-015.00
-020.00
35.00
-010.00
-0-0-05.00
-0-0-020.00
-065.00
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-040.00
-0-020.00
-0-
-0190.85
100.00
-020.00
95.00
-015.00
10.00
-0-020.00
-030.00
95.00
110.00
10.00
270.00
20.00
-0-050.00
-0-0-015.00
30.00
-0-0-059.00
15.00
-010.00
INTERNATIONAL GROUP
IMPERIAL GROUP
LA JOLLA MONDAY
LA JOLLA THURS.
LA JOLLA WOMENS
LAKESIDE
LA MESA MENS
LA MESA MIXED (C)
LA MESA OPEN MIXED
LA MESA FRI DAYTIME
LATE NIGHTER
LINDA VISTA
LEMON GROVE
MIRA MESA
MIRAMAR
KUMEYAAY INDIAN GROUP
LOMA PORTAL GROUP
MISSION BAY MONDAY
MISSION HILLS
NAVAJO RD. GROUP
N.A.S. NOONER
NATIONAL CITY
NO. CO OPEN
NO CO. GYPSY
NO CO SERENITY
NO. CO BEG. THURS.
NORTH PARK
NO. SHORES DISC. THURS.
NO SHORES SUN. A.M.
NO SHORES SUN NIGHT
NO SHORES SPEAKERS
NO SHORES MENS
NO SHORES NITECAPS
NO SHORES SHARE & CARE
-0OCEAN BEACH TUES.
-0OCEAN BEACH THURS.
-0OCEAN BEACH TUES. PART.
75.00
OCSD SUN NITE PART
45.00
OCSD NEW LIFE WOMENS
-0OCSD WOMENS NOON GROUP
50.00 OCSD FRIDAY PART.
-0-0-
30.00
-020.00
-0170.00
100.00
45.00
20.00
-0-
OCSD SAT NIGHT (A C)
OCSD FRI SPEAKERS
OCSD 12 & 12
OCSD YOUNG PEOPLE
OCSD MENS
OLD TOWN STUDY
OLD TIMERS
PARADISE HILLS
P.B. YOUNG PEOPLE
PALA GROUP
PALOMAR GROUP
-4
'1975
-0-0-0-030.00
25.00
-0-0-0-0-0-
10.00
10.00
-0-010.00
-039.00
-0-0-0-075.00
100.00
100.00
-025.00
-0-0-0-0-015.00
15.00
-0-0-0-025.00
25.00
-0-0-0-0200.00
-010.00
25.00
-0-075.00
50.00
-0-010.00
10.00
-0-0-021.20
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-
5.00
-0-0-0-0-
-0250.00
10.00
20.00
80.00
85.00
25.00
' 25.00
25.00
10.00
10.00
15.00
10.00
-0-020.00
10.00
59.00
35.00
50.00
20.00
-0310.00
250.00
250.00
30.00
125.00
85.00
-045.00
-040.00
125.00
30.00
-0-0-025.00
150.00
105.00
40.00
-0-0-0200.00
-045.00
85.00
-020.00
275.00
50.00
-050.00
15.00
10.00
-0-0-039.80
-0-
40.00
80.00
100.00
-0-0105.00
30.00
25.00
-0-010.00
POtNT LOMA MENS
-0-020.00
15.00
15.00
-0-0-0-0-0-05.00
20.00
15,00
-0-0-0-0-0-0-
POINT LOMA WED
POWAY THRESHOLD
POWAY TRADITIONS
POWAY SAT NITE OPEN END
QUESTION & ANSWERS
RAINBOW
RANCHO BERNARDO
RANOHO SANTA FE
RAMONA
RAMQNA BAREFOOT
SERENDIPITY WOMENS
SANTEE SUNDAY
SANTEE THURS.
SAT NITE OWLS
S.D. CAMPING GROUP
SAN CARLOS STEPSTUDY WOMENS
SAN CARLOS STEPSTUDY MENS
RECOVERY STEPSTUDY
ROLANDO
SO BAY DISC.
SO BAY SUNDAY
SO BAY PIONEERS
SO BAY WOMENS
S.D. YOUNG PEOPLE
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY TRI.
STADIUM
SUNDAY MID-DAY
SERENITY WOMENS
SUNDAY NITE Y
THIRD AVE GROUP
SAN MARCOS SPEAKERS
**************
-0-0-
30.00
10.00
-0-0-020.00
-0-0-0-0-070.00
*****
250.00
20.00
90.00
40.00
35.00
5.00
-025.00
200.00
SAN MARCOS WED.
SOLANO BEACH
SAT NITE YOUNG PEOPLE
30th & GRAPE TUES
30th & GRAPE BEG. SUN.
SAN DIEGUETO WOMENS
SO BAY TRIANGLE
THE NOW GROUP
SUN TRADITION ONE MEN
SO EAST WOMEN
TORREY PINES GROUP
TRI SUN MORN
TRADITION WEST
TRADITION ONE SUN MORN
TWENTY FORTY
24 HOUR GROUP
20-30 GROUP
TIAJUANA GROUP
TURNING POINT TUES.
TURNING POINT SUN.
UNIVERSITY CITY
WAY OF LIFE GORUP
VISTA
VISTA STEPSTUDY
VISTA VIEW
VISTA HILLS
VISTA SAT NIGHT
-0-0-
15.00
100.00
35.00
-0-
5.00
-0-0-0-0-0-0202.50
20.00
40.00
15.00
-040.00
15.00
10.00
-05.00
-0320.00
-030.00
-0-0-0-0-020.00
-05.00
20.00
20.00
40.00
15.00
50.00
-010.00
75.00
10.00
-0-06.72
-0-0-025.00
-0- - 67.50
-0-0-0-020.25
-05.00
5.00
60.00
10.00
-0-0-0-012.00
-0-0-0-050.00
-0-0100.00
50.00
47.00
-010.00
-050.00
-050.00
-0115.00
-070.00
10.00
-0-0-0-0-
WOMENS
WOMENS STEPSTUDY
WED NIGHT MENS
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TRADITION SEVEN
*********
"Every A,A. group ought to be fully selfsupporting, declining outside contribtions."
Probably no A.A. tradition had the labor pains
this one did. In early times we were all broke.
When you add to tis the habitual supposition
that people ought to give money to alcoholics
trying to stay sober, it can be understood
why we thought we deserved a pile of folding
money. What great things A.A. would be able
to do with iti
yot/jPd/,
haiê-fcc
Otfcin
But oddly enough, people who
had money thought otherwise.
They figured that
-sober- it was high time we now paid our own way
So our fellowship stayed poor because it had to.
h//u
A.A. went throught a growing period. Our re
actions to money prove this. As A.A. emerged
from its in-fancy into adolescence, we swung
from the idea we needed vast sums of money to
the notion th A.A. shouldn't have any.
Despite these misgivings, we had to re
cognize the fact that A.A. had to function.
Meeting places cost something. To save whole
areas from turmoil, small offices had to be
"Cartoon reproduced with the permission of
A.A. World Services, Inc.,"
set up, telephones installed, and a few full
time secretaries hired. Over many protest,
these thing were accomplished. We saw
that if they weren't, the man coming in the
door couldn't get a break.
A.A. presents a strange and refreshing
spectacle. It points out that the irre
sponsible had become responsible, and that
by making financial independence part of its
tradition, A.A. had revived an ideal that
its era had almost forgotten.
Even though there are no dues or fees for A.A.
membership, we come to realize that the
practical side of life involves a certain
fiscal responsibility. Usually those who are
able, soon start putting something in the
"hat" for the necessitijs of A.A. life for
example coffee, rent, utilities etc.
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YOUR CENTRAL OFFICE
WEDNESDAYS —
BALBOA PARK
8:00 P.M.
JULY 16
Comm -Member.. ..Chuck H.
JULY 30
Comm Member
Steps....,.....Frances N.
Steps......
Tradi ti bhs.....Harri et N.
Traditions.
Speaker i.......Unconfi rmed
Host Group.....No.Shores nitecaps
Speaker....
Cakes
Cakes
Steve J.
Unconfi rmed
Host Group.
.
1 Year....Cheri Z.
No Shores Men
15 Years
Harriet N.
Jack N.
Eric J.
Bud L.
T5 Years...Lois B
JULY 23
Comm Member....Harriet W.
Steps
AUGUST 6
Comm Member.... Pete M.
Stu W.
Steps
Unconfi rmed
Tradi ti ons.....Ida G.
Traditions
"
Speaker........Ski A.
Host Group.-. . . .No Shores Sunday Morning
Speaker
Host Group.....
"
"
Cakes
Cakes
- - •
1 Year....Art
15 Years
Danny R.
JUNE CAKES
YEAR
-Frank B.
Jeanette A.
Jerry W.
Don M.
Vernon D.
Charlie K.
John L.
Evelyn S.
Mary R.
Evelyn J.
Hal N.
GaiI M.
L.F.
years
Florence A.
Dona Marie S.
Bill T.
Joe E.
Mary Ellen
10 YEARS
Bob C.
15 YEARS
Lilly K
Guy W.
Bob
Gary U.
30 YEARS
Rosa B.
Bob P.
YOUR AiA. CALENDAR
JULY 20
r San Diego Institution Committee at
11:30 AM in the conference room, Ejalboa
Park Club.(Near Puppet theater in Balboa
Park)
AUGUST 5
Business Committee Meeting at 5:30
PM at Central Office
AUGUST 7
War Memorial Building at 7-:30 PM
before Coordinating Council Meeting.
AUGUST 7
Gbvernmental & Public Affairs Comm.
at the War Memorial Building at 7:ooPM
AUGUST 6
PhdgramCommittee Meeting at War Memor
ial Building at 7:30 PM prior to the
Central Meeting
THEY WERE RESPONSIBLE
AUGUST 7
War Memorial Building at 8:00 PM.
IN MEMORIAM
Love and condolences to the
THANKS to Lai la H. and Janice B. who
donated blood to our I AM RESPONSIBLE CLUB.
family and friends of
JAKE F.
• All members of the fellowship of A.A.
in San Diego County are eligible to draw
from the reserves of the club.
Give this month!I no appointment is
necessary. San Diego Blood Bank - 440
upas
A memorial gift in honor of Oscar W,
was given by his friends.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
Income Statement
January 1, 1975 to June 26, 1975
INCOME:
Books & Literature
Pins
Tokens
Buck-A-Month
Group Contributions
Misc. Donations;
Vi McC.
S.D.I Comm.
P.S. Roundup
Office Kitty
Memori urns;
For Betty C. from
$ 10,419.41
22.50
41.25
93.00
311.25
461.00
1,046.00
8,987.27
1,720.20
3.00
10.00
100.00
10.06
Bud B.
Sari & Bob F.
10.00
10.00
831.60
143.06
Special Events
3,640.52
-0-0-
Interest
Total Income:
Disbursments:
Cost of Tokens
Cost of Pins
$
3,565.91
Special Events
Rent
Telephone
Answering Services
Office Supplies
$
1,429.82
27,126.87
56.00
6,996.18
556.16
-0-0340.00
556.16
-0-
2,239.48
2,040.00
2,078.35
356.12
160.55
483.93
136.00
Office Services
Insurance
Taxes & Licences
806.65
1 ,658.70
612.03
360.00
80.00
480.00
579.00
90.00
-0-0330.00
-0-
Secretary Expense
Repairs & Maintenance
15.00
10.60
Co-Ordinator
F1 owers
Wages; Office Manager
Stand By Office Manager
Wage Taxes
Depreciation
Equipment Rental
31.20
769.04
45.00
4,568.98
814.04
112.12
40.00
240.00
50.00
-0-
$ 3,410.62
Total Costs
23,466.73
$155.39
Net Increase for June
***********
1,545.90
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PROGRAM COMMITTEE-CENTRAL MEETINGS
INCOME:
Collections
Raffle
Literature
$ 426.36
Janitor
71.10
72.00
$ 569.46
EXPENSES
20.00
Secretary
Bakery
Cups, napkins.
4.62
45.90
Coffee
Literature
22.65
73.00
$ 166.17
Net Increase for June $ 403.29
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In Our financial statement of last month we list in Memorium for Oscar W. Sr. from
Howard P. that should have read from his friends.
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CENTRAL OFFICE
2]00 FOURTH AVE.
239-1365
THE COORDINATING COUNCIL OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY
The 357 meeting called to order at 8:00 P.M. by Bill B.
Roll call by Bill B. 39 groups represented.
Traditions read by J.H.M.
Minutes approved as read.
BUSINESS COMMITTEE report given by chairman Ed J., who reported financial sheets
reviewed and accepted. Due to the death of Harold.C. the council will have to
elect a member to fill the vacancy.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE report given by Co-chairman Mary Lee J., who reported that due
to vacations,ect. all speaker are not confirmed for part of July and August. No
new information on the November 15th Banquet at the Bahia. Tickets will be on
sale soon.
PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE report given by chairman Betty M. who reported 30
requests—44 speakers— TOTAL of 1,158 persons.
Facilities covered: San Diego traffic court (10 requests). El Cajon Traffic court
(4 requests). National City Traffic Court, San Diego Adult School, El Capitan High
school, Taft Jr. High school, Hillcrest Receiving Home High School, Mission Bay night
School, Torrey Pines High School (2 requests), Bonita Vista High, Kiwanis Club,
Channel 39 T.V., National City Jr. High, Valhalla High &Oceanside Court.
Speakers participating: Jim & Betty M., Bud R., Sheila K., Jeanine S., Otto &
Betty J., Ken M.m Eileen B., Nancy M., Joan R., Mary Lee J., El don S., Gene C.,
Veronica N., Doug B., Skip R., Arne &Rosemary B., Byron J., Sally S., Ron &
Phyllis B., Sally T., Bob &Sari F., Ruby &Hank R., Jodi K., Fran P., Phyllis M.,
Bill B., Frank &Anne F., Clint &Betty M., Caroline W., Sue B., Paul C., Dan C.
& Joyce L.
OLD BUSINESS: Cal reported that forms are out and are to be sent to all Secretary's
to fill out. If there is any correction for your group send the form with the
correction to Central Office by August 1, 1975.
NEW BUSINESS: Ray R. was elected to fill the vacancy on the Business Committee.
Steve J. elected to the Program Committee.
Bill B. gave a report on the Traditions Breakfast to be held at Oceanside Elks Club,
444 Country Club Lane, August lo, 1975. Coffee 9:30—Breakfast 10:00 AM.
Speaker at 11:00 AM. Clancy I. Ticket are being handled by District Committees &
the Central Office.
Meeting adjourned 8:30 PM
A. A. VOLUNTEER SERVICES
PHONE
ADDRESS:
HOME GROUP:
np qqDE
SOBRIETY DATE:
AGE_
12 Step Work:
Co. Office Listing (days)
Ans. Service (nights)
~~~
Ans. Service (weekend?) ~
HOURS AVAILABLE
SPEAKER SERVICES:
Meetings (local)
A.A. Meetings (out of town)
^PUBLIC INFORMATION.(OUTSIDE A.A.
iSchools
Churches
Youth Groups
Clubs
Others
CENTRAL OFFICE VOLUNTEER:
Days Available
Hours Available
Signature
/
THE A A
COORDINATOR
Published monthly by the Coordinating Committee of
Son Diego County Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous.
MnVFMRFP
1Q7i^
"OUR PUBLIC RELATIONS POLICY IS BASED ON ATTRACTION RATHER THAN PROMOTION:
WE NEED ALWAYS MAINTAIN PERSONAL ANONYMITY AT THE LEVEL OF PRESS, RADIO, AND FILMS
NEW MEETINGS
L/iST
FLETCHER HILLS Tuesday night STEP STUDY
at the Presyterian Church at 455 Church Way.
PIONEERS MEN (c) - beginning Monday,Nov 8
at 8:15 P.M.270 C St, Chula Vista
CHANGES
SO BAY PIONEERS SAT NIGHT SPEAKERS meet
ing will begin at 8:00 P.M.
CLAIRMONT WEDNESDAY will have a new meet
ing place beginning DEC 3.
First Christian
Church, 4330 Moraga (corner of Kamloop Ave).
ANNOUNCEMENTS
SPECIAL EVENTS
MISSION HILLS - 27th ANNIVERSARY - to be
celebrated December 8. EVERYONE IS INVITED
35th ANNUAL AA BANQUET
MISSION BAY ROOM
NOV 15
BAHIA HOTEL
6:00 PM
DINNER
SPEAKER
to this OPEN Meeting at 8:15, Congregational
Church, Fort Stockton & Jackdaw. Refreshments
DANCE
will be served.
SAN DIEGO CAMPING GROUP - NOV 14-16 at
PIO PICO Campgroun'dj east from Chula Vista
on Telegraph Canyon Rd. Call John F, wagon-
CALL OR COME TO
CENTRAL OFFICE FOR YOUR TICKETS
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if
if
if
if
if
master for reservations. 425-4336.
AREA ASSEMBLY ELECTION MEETING - North
Shores Alano Club on Nov 23.
SAN r4ARC0S SAT NITE SPEAKERS will celebrate
their 2nd ANNIVERSARY on Dec 6 with a pot
luck supper at 6 PM. Meeting will follow.
WE CARE
Jim S.
is in Chula Vista Community
Hospital.
Jim P from North Park is in Sharp
Hospital. He would welcome visitors,
COORDINATING COUNCIL - December is election
calls and cards.
month. This is YOUR OPPORTUNITY to get INTO
A.A. in San Diego. Elsewhere in this issue
is a list of offices to be filled. See your
group coordinator iif you are willing and able
IM MEMORIAM
to serve.
INFORMATION MEETING for all NO COUNTY GROUPS
about the temporary Inter-group committee:
Sat, Nov 22 at 2P.M., San Marcos High School
Cafeteria. Call Rosemary A, 744-1916 or ViR
Our sympathy to the wife and
family of BILL N, Pacific Beach,
who passed away on Oct 29.
743-1997 for further information.
YOUR A.A. CALENDAR
NOV 16
meeting at Balboa Park Club at 11:30AM
DEC 4
at the War Memorial Building at 7 PM
before Coordinating Council Meeting.
DEC 2
Business Committee Meeting at 5:30 PM
at the Central Office
DEC 4
War Memorial Bldp at 7:30 PM
DEC 3
Program Committee Meeting at War Memorial
Building at 7:30 PM prior to the Central
Meeting.
DEC 4
ELECTION MEETING
War Memorial Bldg at 8:00 PM.
Income Statement
January 1, 1975 to October 30, 1975
INCOME
Books & Literature
Pins
Tokens
Buc-A-Month
$
2,868.24
19,406.00
53.50
532.50
846.25
89.00
72.00
Group Contributions
Miscellaneous Donations;
Woman to Woman
S.D.I Comm.
1,656.50
1,338.00
15,370.47
113.95
1,152.78
25.00
5.00
15.95
48.00
20.00
Office Kitty
Xmas Card
Memorium for Herb C.
Special Events (Banquet)
(2,362.70)
Interest
Total
370.16
Income
DISBURSEMENTS
43,057.01
2,505.66
15,814.17
-0-021.20
452.14
579.20
Special Events (Picnic)
(Pre-paid Banquet)
(30.42)
Rent
340.00
402.06
91 .30
67.08
116.17
150.00
Telephone
Answering Service
Office Supplies
Office Services
Insurance
Taxes & Licenses
-0-
Secretary Expense (inc. Sec. Assoc.
Meeting and Convention Expense)
155.00
Repairs and Maintenance
-0-
Co-Ordinator
Flowers
Office Mgr.
Secretary
1,799.98
5,223.35
Pins
Tokens
Wages
2,6rT.03:
15.00
-0-
769.05
50.00
2,611.03
(53.01)
3,400.00
3,661.02
1,291.48
: 2,348.32
997.52
540.00
80.00
725.00
628.50
150.00
44.45
819.05
50.11
40.00
-0-
7T720.18
TOTAL OVERHEAD
4,772.63
42,131.67
Net Income
$ 450.72
Wage Taxes
Deprefiation
Equipment Rental
638.66
400.00
50.00
INCOME:
Collections
EXPENSES:
Janitor
Literature
Rent
$ 441.62
Raffle
Li terature
107.25
154.40
Bakery
Secretary
$
703.27
Net Increase for October Central Meetings
434.87
$ 268.40
*********************
CENTRAL OFFICE
2100 FOURTH AVE.
25.00
187.20
150.00
55.40
17.27
239-1365
GROUP CONTRIBUTIOI
1975
-0-010.00
55.00
-026.00
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0150.00
350.00
10.00
10.00
30.00
80.00
451.65
100.00
10.00
10.00
^ -010.00
100.00
..8.;oo
40.00
25.00
180.00
25.00
-040.00
-050.00
25.00
105.00
-0165.00
50.00
-0-0-0-0347.20
34.00
134.00
-0-0-020.00
40.00
195.00
-0-0-015.00
-0-0-0-0-0146.00
-030.00
105.00
-010.00
150.00
-010.00
50.00
85.00
10.00
30.00
-0-010.00
10.00
-060.00
-018.00
-050.00
-0-0-0-0-025.00
15.00
-030.00
-0-0:-0-
OCT.
ACTION DISC.
ASW GROUP
AMIGOS VERDADEROS
AMPHIB NOONERS
A STREET
A STREET BEGINNERS
A ST. MENS
A.A. WORKSHOP
alano breakfast
Al PtNf
ANONYMOUS
BAY PARK STUDY
BORREGO SPRINGS
BEACHCOMBERS
BEACH CLUB LUNCHEON
BROWN BAGGERS
CARLSBAD TUES.
CARLSBAD WOMENS
CARLTON HILLS
CASA DE ORA
CEDAR ST. DAYTIME
CEbAR ST. TUES.
CEDAR ST? FRIDAY
CEDAR ST. MENS
CEDAR ST. SUNDAY
CHULA VISTA DISC.
CHULA VISTA DAYTIME
CLAIREMONT YOUNG PEOPLE
CLAIREMONT TUES.
CLAIREMONT WED.
CLAIREMONT MENS
CLAIREMONT WOMENS
CORONADO
CORONADO COASTAL
CORONADO WOMENS
CORONADO SUNDAY
DATC NOONERS
DEL MAR
DRY HAWKERS
DOWNTOWN DISC.
DRY DOCK ANONYMOUS
DRY DOCK #2
DRY DOCK iBd
DRY DOCK #21
DRYLAND DISC.
EARLY BIRDS
EARLY RISERS
EAST CO. DAYTIME
EAST CO. SPEAKERS
ESCONDIDO
ESCONDIDO SAT. NITE
E.S.D. WOMENS
E.S.D. THURS.
EL CAJON MENS TUES.
EL CAJON 12 & 12
EL CAJON OPEN PART.
EL CAJON THURS. BEG.
EL CAJON TUES.
EL CAJON WED. DISC.
EL CAJON FRIDAY
ENCANTO
CHULA VISTA MONDAY
ENCINITAS
10.00
-0-
•-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-
20.00
-0-0-
20.00
49.50
-020.00
-0-0-
10.00
-089.00
15.00
10.00
20.00
50.00
-0-075.00
45.00
-050.00
-085.00
-020.00
60.00
302.50
125.00
75.00
25.00
20.00
FALLBROOK (C) MIXED
-0-
ENCINITAS SPEAKERS
-0FALLBROOK
-0FALLBROOK WOMENS
-0-0FELLOWSHIP CENTER
12.00
FLETCHER HILLS
FLETCHERHILLS SMOKELESS; -0FRIDAY NITE MENS
-0-0GRASS ROOTS GROUP
GOOD LIFE STUDY
-0-0HOMESTEADERS
-0HERE AND NOW
HERE AND NOW #2
35.00
10.00
HEARTLAND DAYTIME
HEARTLAND TUES.
10.00
-0HEARTLAND THURS.
3.50
HEARTLAND SUNDAY
10.00
HERMANOS AOCO LATIN
-0ICEBREAKERS GROUP
40.00
IMPERIAL BEACH
-0INLAND EMPIRE
INTERNATIONAL GROUP
20.00
15.00
IMPERIAL GROUP
LA JOLLA MONDAY
100.00
-0LA JOLLA THURSDAY
-0LA JOLLA WOMENS
LAKESIDE
LA MESA MENS
LA MESA MIXED (C)
LA MESA FRI DAYTIME
LATE NIGHTERS
LINDA VISTA
LEMON GROVE
MIRA MESA
KKUMEYAAY INDIAN GROUP
LOMA PORTAL GROUP
MISSION BAY MONDAY
MISSION HILLS
NAVAJO RD. GROUP
N.A.S. NOONER
NATIONAL CITY
NO CO. OPEN
NO CO. SERENITY
NO CO. BEG. THURS.
NORTH PARK
NO SHORES DISC. THURS
NO SHORES SUN A.M.
NO SHORES SUN NIGHT
NO SHORES SPEAKERS
NO SHORES MENS
NO SHORES NITE CAPS
NO SHORES SHARE & CARE
OCEAN BEACH TUES.
OCEAN BEACH'THURS.
OCSD WED DISC.
OCSD SUN NITE PART.
OCSD (W) NOON GROUP
OCSD FRIDAY PART.
OCSD SAT NIGHT (AC)
OCSD FRIDAY SPEAKERS
OCSD 12 & 12
OCSD YOUNG PEOPLE
OLD TOWN STUDY
OLD TIMERS
PARADISE HILLS
P.B. YOUNG PEOPLE
PALA GROUP
PALOMAR GROUP
PACIFIC BEACH SAT
LA MESA OPEN MIXED
OCSD MENS
-0-0-0-
25.00
-0-0-012.00
-0-0-025.00
25.00
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0100.00
-0-
15.00
60.00
20.00
-0-0-06.00
-060.00
-0-0-0-05.00
-010.00
-0-0-0-0-0-
20.00
50.00
350.00
10.00
35.00
197.00
125.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
10.00
30.00
70.00
30.00
60.00
-0-
13.50
30.00
20.00
59.00:
150.(00
50.00
50.00
15.00
660.00
420.00
250.00
50.00
125.00
105.00
70.00
-085.00
150.00
77v00
-0-030.00
200.00
130.00
40.00
-0-0300.00
-045.00
125.00
85.00
70.00
550.00
100.00
20.00
110.00
50.00
10.00
15.00
-085.08
55.00
100.00
80.00
220.00
-0120.00
45.00
66.00
20.00
-0-
20.00
-020.00
-0-
TO BE ELECTED by the COORDINATING COUNCIL - DECEMBER 4
CHAIRMAN...Coordinating Council
GOVERNMENTAL & PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
(Nominated by special nominating comm.)
Term:
Six months
Requirements:
Three years sobriety and
six months experience as
Requirements:
Five years sobriety
Served one term on one of
a coordinator
To succeed.....Bill B.
following: Business Comm.
ASS'T CHAIRMAN...Coordinating Council
Term :
18 Months
Term:
To succeed
or Public Information Comm,
Charlie T.
Six Months
Requirements:
Same as that of chairman
To Succeed
Stu W.
POBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE—THREE MEMBERS
(Nominated by the Business Committee)
Term:
CO-CHAIRMAN...Program Committee
Term:
One Year
Requirements
Three years sobriety and
PROGRAM COMMITTEE—MEMBER
must have served six months
To succeed
One Year
Requirements: Three years sobriety
To succeed
Jim M.—Betty M.—Jim P.
(Female)
as member of Program Committee
Term:
A1 McG.
Requirements: Two Years sobriety
SECRETARY...Program Commi ttee
Six Months
CO-EDITOR OF COORDINATOR
Term:
Six Months
Requirements:
Two Yearis sobriety
Term:
Two years
Requirements: Two years sobriety
To succeed
Ron L.
To succeed....Barbara S.
BUSINESS C0MMITTEE~2 Men and 1 Woman
Term:
One Year
Requirements:
To succeed
Three years sobriiety
Anamae C.—Ed 0.—Harry H.
SEE YOUR GROUP COORDINATOR IF YOU ARE
WILLING AND ABLE TO SERVE ON ANY OF
THESE COMMITTEES.
WEDNESDAYS—8:00 P.M.
NOVEMBER 12
BALBOA PARK
NOVEMBER 26
Comm. Member....Voe
Comm. Member....Harriett
Steps
Tom R.
Traditions......Don M.
Speaker
Gene C.
Host Group
Oceanside 12x12
Steps
Traditions
Clara C.
Alesia K.
Speaker
John M., Long Beach
Host Group......Oceanside Young People
Cakes:
Cakes:
15 Years...Betty S.
25 Years...Jim C.
5 Years...Bud R.
5 Years...Ginni C.
1 Year....Pete P.
Charles 0.
NOVEMBER 19
DECEMBER 3
Comm. Member.
Comm. Member....Chuck
Steps
Dennis Mc
Steve
Steps
Traditions
Speaker
Harry M.
Cliff W.,Garden Grove
Host Group
Oceanside Women's Noon
Traditions
Speaker
Host Group...
Cakes:
.Oceanside Mens
15 Years...Duke L.
• OCTOBER CAKES
1 Year
Dan C.
Barbara B.
Donna
Sam S.
Lorayne D.
Phil D.
Jay
Jim D.
Richard S
John C.
George L.
Bill P.
Tom D.
Dave A.
5 Years
Mel S
Max N
20 Years
Lee S
Leo G,
10 Years
Robert H.
Harold P.
Charles M,
Morrie B.
Silva H.
,COOPERATION - A.A. IS NOT AFFIALIATED WITH ANY RELATED FACILITY OR OUTSIDE INTEREST,
BUT WE COOPERATE WITH THEM AND THEY WITH US.
THE WAY BACK is now serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. For information, call 235-0592
NOVEMBER 30 is the date for the next HEARTLAND HOUSE dinner, served from 5-7
PINE VALLEY DISC.
POINT LOMA MENS
POINT LOMA WED
POWAY THRESHOLD
POWAY TRADITIONS
QUESTION & ANSWERS
RAINBOW
RANCHO BERNARDO
RANCHO SANTA FE
RAMONA
ROUND TABLE DISC.
SERENDIPITY WOMENS
SANTEE SUNDAY
SANTEE THURS.
SAT NIGHT OWLS
S.D. CAMPING GROUP
SAN CARLOS STEPSTUDY WOMENS
SAN CARLOS STEPSTUDY MENS
RECOVERY STEPSTUDY
ROLANDO
SO BAY DISC.
SO BAY SUNDAY
*
-0-
-0-0-0-0-0-"
-0-0-0-0-
**
25.00
45.14
30.00
-0-0-0-0-0-0337.50
-0-0-0-0-0-0-030.00
-0-
30.00
50.00
15.00
-070.00
35.00
10.00
130.00
-0-
*
*
SAN MARCOS SPEAKERS
SAN MARCOS WED.
THIRD AVE GROUP
SOLANO BEACH
SAN DIEGUETO WOMENS
SO BAY TRIANGLE
30th & GRAPE TUES
30th & GRAPE BEG.
THE NOW GROUP
SUN TRADITION MEN
SO EAST WOMEN
TORREY PINES GROUP
TRI SUN MORN
TRADITION WEST
TRADITION ONE SUN
TWENTY FORTY
TWENTY FOUR HOUR GROUP
TWENTY-THIRTY GROUP
TURNING POINT TUES
TURNING POINT SUN.
UNIVERSITY CITY
WAY OF LIFE GROUP
VISTA
VISTA STEPSTUDY
VISTA VIEW
VISTA HILLS
VISTA SAT NIGHT
-080.00
300.00
-05.00
25.00
165.00
80.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
30.00
SO BAY PIONEERS
SO BAY WOMENS
S.D. YOUNG PEOPLE
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY TRIANGLE
STADIUM
SUNDAY MID-DAY
SERENITY WOMENS
WOMENS
WOMENS STEPSTUDY
************
400.00
70.00
120.00
60.00
45.00
5.00
25.00
-0-
SO BAY QUESTION & ANSWERS
SUNDAY NIGHT Y
-0-
-0-020.00
-0-010.00
-0-0-
*
*
*
*
*
*
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-030.00
-020.00
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-020.00
-08.00
-0-010.00
-0-0-0-0-020.00
-0-
5.00
370.00
50.00
30.00
-0-0-020.00
85.00
105.00
65.00
15.00
25.00
6.72
-050.00
177.50
-0-0-
20.25
5.00
110.00
-024.00
8.00
97.50
10.00
100.00
91.00
10.00
50.00
50.00
181.93
*** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
*
*
*
NOVEMBER:IS TRADITIONS MONTH
FOR MORE YEARS THAN MOST OF US HAVE BEEN SOBER, AA MEMBERS AND GROUPS HAVE OBSERVED
NOVEMBER AS "TRADITIONS MONTH". TODAY, MORE THAN EVER BEFORE, IT IS IMPORTANT THAT ALL
AA MEMBERS UNDERSTAND THE PRINCIPLES EXPRESSED IN OUR TWELVE TRADITIONS. THE INCREASING
PUBLIC CONCERN OVER ALCOHOLISM COMBINED WITH THE RECOGNIZED SUCCESS OF THE AA RECOVERY
PROGRAM, OFFERS MEMBERS WIDER OPPORTUNITIES FOR SERVICE.
AT THE SAME TIME, WE FACE
MORE TEMPTATIONS THAT CAN LEAD TO AA DISUNITY AND DISASTER.
AA"S CO FOUNDER, BILL W.,
PUT IT LIKE THIS: "WE ALCOHOLICS ARE THE BIGGEST RATIONALIZERS IN THE WORLD. FORTIFIED
WITH THE EXCUSE THAT WE ARE DOING GREAT THINGS FOR AA, WE CAN RESUME OUR OLD AND
DISASTROUS PURSUIT OF PERSONAL POWER, PRESTIGE, PUBLIC HONORS AND MONEY. "AT THE
SAME TIME, BILL FREQUENTLY POINTED OUT THAT AAs COULD PROPERLY USE THEIR INSIGHT AND
EXPERIENCE OUTSIDE OF AA IN THE FIELD OF ALCOHOLISM.
MANY GOOD AA MEMBERS DO JUST THAT.
THEY "WEAR TWO HATS", BUT CAREFULLY AVOIKD CAPITALIZING ON MISCONCEPTIONS OF AA TO
GAIN PERSONAL PROFITOR POSITION. THEY ARE ABLE TO WALK THIS DIFFICULT ROAD BECAUSE
THEY ARE AS FAMILIAR WITH AA TRADITIONS AS THEY ARE WITH THE PROCEDURES AND GOALS OF
THE AGENCY THAT EMPLOYS THEM.
OTHER, HOWEVER, VIOLATE AA TRADITIONS THROUGH IGNORANCE,
INDIFFERENCE OR AMBITION. INNOCENT OR NOT, SUCHVIOLATIONS OF PRINCIPLES WEAKEN PUBLIC
CONFIDENCE IN AA AND CREATE DISUNITY IN OUR FELLOWSHIP. DURING TRADITIONS MONTH WE MUST
REMIND OURSELVES THAT THE TRADITIONS APPLY TO EACH ONE OF US AS TO OUR PERSONAL GROWTH
AND TO OUR RESPONSIBILITY AS SOBER MEMBERS OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS.
(Via the Grapevine)
TRADITION ELEVEN
"OUR PUBLIC RELATION POLICY IS BASED ON ATTRACTION RATHER THAN PROMOTION;
WE NEED ALWAY MAINTAIN PERSONAL ANONYMITY AT THE LEVEL OF PRESS, RADIO, AND
FILMS."
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I AM RESPONSIBLE ARE YOU?
ARE YOU ON OUR TWELFTH STEP LIST?
CONTACT CENTRAL OFFICE.
IF NOT, WHY NOT?
IF YOU ARE AVAILABLE PLEASE
2100 FOURTH AVE. OR GIVE US A CALL AT 239-1365.
THE COORDINATING COUNCIL OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY
The 36Tst meeting of the coordinating council was called to order at 8 P.M. by the
Chairman, Bill B. Traditions read by John. Roll Check by Stu W. 39 groups were rep
resented. Minutes
were approved as read.
BUSINESS COMMITTEE:
Chairman Ed J. reported that the committee reviewed, discussed and
accepted financial sheets.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE: Co-Chairman A1 McG. reported all speakers confirmed for the month
of November. A1 reported all progress on our November 15th banquet. Income and
Expenses as of this date. Tickets are to be sold only at Central Office from now
on. Flyers will be sent out to group secretaries.
PUBLIC INFORMATION:
No report
GOVERNMENTAL AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS:
UNDER NEW BUSINESS:
No report.
Harry C. was elected new member of the Program Committee.
Oz A., chairman of the temporary new Intergroup Steering Committee of North County
reported to the council for the purposesof apprising the council of the
intent and purpose of the Intergroup Steering Committee. He also wanted to
inform the council, "How it was, what happened, and what it is like now."
Also, the committee is seeking the guidance and support of this council.
Meeting adjourned:
8:30P.M.
SPEAKERS MEETINGS
EAST COUNTY
EASY DOES IT
Nov 15....Bill B, Los Angeles
Nov 22....Earl G, National City
Nov 29.,..Bill B, San Diego
Nov 21....Harvey A, Los Angeles
Nov 28....Patti and Ken K., Culver City
Dec 6
Jewell J, Chula Vista
Dec 13....Ed R, Venice
Dec 12....Frank A., Orange
NO SHORES SAT NIGHT
NO COUNTY SERENITY
Nov 14....Bob R, Reseda
Dec
5....Paul McA
Nov 15....Wray O'D, San Diego
Nov 22....NO MEETING -Club function
Nov 29....LaVerne and Ralph W, Palm
Springs
Dec 6....Sybil C, Los Angeles
Dec 13....Angie S., Orange County
Nov 16....Matt C
Nov 23....Clancy I
Dec 7....Gayle W.
Dec 14....Bill D.
SO BAY PIONEERS
Nov 15....Road Show, Hawthorne
Nov 22....Bob S., Orange County
Dec 6....Jan and Dr. Pat J, Huntington
Beach
"Even the words "stay sober"- let alone 1ive sober - offended
LIVING SOBER
many of us when we first heard such advice. Although we had done a lot of drinking, manfy
of us never felt drunk, and were sure we almost never appeared or sounded drunk
We knew
lots of people who drank more than we did
We were not like that.
HOWEVER, after we learned some of the facts about the illness called alcoholism,
our opinions shifted
Not drinking at all...becomes the basis of recovery from alcoholism....Living
sober turns out to be not at all grim, boring and uncomfortable, but rather something
we begin to enjoy and find much more exciting than our drinking days. We'll show you
how.
BILL W.
"The human drama that unfolds in these pages is memorable for
two reasons - one public and one private. It is the story of a man whose discovery
or vision, has changed the lives of a million people throughout the world (Aldous
Hunxley called him "the greatest social architect of ouf time.")
The story of
Bill W. is a stirring spiritual odyssey through triumph, failure and rebirth, with
vital meaning for men and women everywhere."
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THE COORuI;MA.:
council of alcoholics anonymous in SAN DIEGO COUNTY
The 362nd meeting of the '/.nrdinating Council was called or order at 8:00 P.M. the
chairman Bill 8. Tradit ons read by Betty M.
groups were represented,
Roll check by Stu W., who reported 58
liinutes were approved as read.
BUSINESS COMMITTEE chairman Ed J. reported financial sheets were reviewed and accepted
by the committee. The committee submitted a slate of names for the Public Information
committee; Chuck W., Carolyn W., Dick D., and Bill P., to be voted on by the council.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE chairman A1 McG. reported on our November Banquet. He thanked everyone
who helped with the banquet and a special thanks to Elmer for donating our flowers again
this yearand to all the committee with thetr coorperation this past six months. The
regular Central Meeting on Dec. 31 will be held in Room #2 instead of the Main Room due
to the New Year's dance. This will be a participation meeting. A1 reported that all
chairman that would like a special night at the Central Meeting such as; VJomen's groups,
H &I Committee, Old Timers, etc., please contact the chairman of the Program Committee
as early as possible to set up a date.
PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE chairman Betty M. reported 33 requests, 49 speakers who
spoke to 1,100 persons.
covered; San Diego Court-- (12 requests)
El Cajon Court ( 3 requests)
Chula Vista Court, Oceanside Court, Madison High Community Hospital of (hula Vista,
Sweetwater High, Southwest High, P.T.A. Julian High, Lions Club, 32nd St. Base, San Diego
Pines High, U.C.S.D., Carlton Oaks High School.
Members participating; Phyllis B. Ron S., Bill P., Dick &Jean E., Merle D., otto &
?Frank
Y M'
^ C., A1 McG., SandyBetty
P., Gene
Mickey
D.,
N., Barbara P., Hal
F., &Jim
Frank M.,
F., Mary
Ida M.,
M., W.,
GailScott
W., George
Katny u.
' Hobie K., Bud R., Jodi K., Ski A., Joe W. Gary B., Pete H. Vic &
GOVERNMENTAL &PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE chairman Charlie T., Answered Harry C. question
on the results of the meeting with the North County Hospital. Agroup from Encinitas is
conducting an A. A. meeting at the hospital.
UNDER NEW BUSINESS the council voted to move all Business meeting's for the month of
January up a week. They woi^d be held the 6th, 7th, &8th. Check Coordinator.
make a change
in the Governmental
&Public
Comm.
due^ 2to L
the 1^".
lack of dutiespro|Kal
of thistocommittee.
The change
to be comprised
of theAffairs
Chairman's
or all standing Committees to make up this committee and for the chairman of the Public
Information Committee to chair. After discussion from the floor this was tabled until
tpe January meeting when an amendment can be submitted in writing from a group to be taken
b^ck to the groups to be voted on to amend the by-laws.
ELECTION RESULTS:
Chairman of the Coordinating Council
Co-chairman Coordinating Council
Co-chairman of Program Committee
Secretary of Program Committee
Business Committee
Public Information Committee
Co-Editor of Coordinator
Program Committee.
Stu W.
A1 McG.
.*!!Arne b!
Ron L
John C., Eileen McC., Charlie T.
Dick D., Carolyn W., Bill P.
Judy S.
.Betty *B.
Meeting adjourned 8:55
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TIME TO JOIN THE
BUCK-A-nONTH
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BALBOA PARK
WEDNESDAYS—8:00 P.M.
DECEMBER 10
DECEMBER 24
Comm. Member....Joe
Comm. Member....Ruth H.
Steps
Bobbie 0.
Traditions
Joe F.
Speaker
Chuck T
Host Group
3rd Ave. Group
Steps
Traditions
Speaker
Host Group
Cakes:
Matthew
Mary Joyce
John L.
Pac.Beach Young People
Cakes:
10 years...Ellie B.
1 year
Peggy A.
DECEMBER 17
DECEMBER 31
Comm. Member....Francis
Comm. Member.'... Harry C.
"'
'
-This will be a PARTICIPATION Meeting '
rather than the regular speaker meeting
Steps
.Chuck H.
Traditions
Jerry C.
Speaker
Clint H.
and IT WILL BE AT THE WAR MEMORIAL BLDG.
Host Group
Paradise Hills
NOT at the Alkathon.
"
Cakes:
1 year
Joan R.
JANUARY 7
Comm. Member....Betty B.
Steps
Unconfirmed
Traditions
Unconfirmed
Speaker
Unconfirmed
Host Group
Pac.Beach Sat.Nite Speakers
NOVEMBER CAKES
1 YEAR
Kathy
Kenny
Tommy
Joyce
YEARS
0.
G.
R.
S.
Fred O'B.
Pete P.
Charles 0.
Chuck H.
Terri
Agnes W
Jeff W.
Bud R.
15 YEARS
Jack C.
Tony B.
Betty S
Duke L.
10 YEARS
John C.
25 YEARS .
Jim C.
YOUR A.A. CALENDAR
DEC 2%
meeting at Balboa Park Club at 11:30 A.M.
JAN
JAM 8
at War Memorial Building at 7:00 P.M.
6
Business Committee Meeting at 5:30 P.i
JAN 8
at the Central Office.
War Memorial Building at 7:30 P.M.
JAN
before Coordinatina Council Meetina
7
Program Committee Meeting at War Memorial
Building at 7:30 P.M. prior to the Central JAN 8
Meeting
War Memorial Bldq. at 8:00 P.M.
It's been a long time since I have written a letter to you. More years than I really
care to remember. I excelled at telling you all I wanted. I don't remember ever
asking what YOU wanted, whether it'd be too much trouble or whether you thought I
deserved anything. After all these years' that's why I'm writing this letter now
Santa. At last I have what I want for Christmas. I'M SOBER.
I don't go around telling everyone about it. I don't think some folks would care and
a lot more wouldn't get the drift. But you, Santa, I think you'd understand, and I
think you'd be glad that one who for so long was one of God's problem children has
found happiness. I joined A.A
There truly isn't anything else I want for
Christmas, except to keep sober and live this satisfying A.A.WAY
I can believe in you again, just as I can believe in the Holiday Season whose Patron
Saint you are. I can believe in and revere the Christ whose birthday this is, the God
as I understand him, who made mine a sober life at last.
Have a lot of fun Santa, take care of yourself, bring a lot of happiness and love to
GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS
NOV.
ACTION DISC.
ASW GROUP
AMINGOS VERDADEROS
AMPHIB NOONERS
A STREET
A STREET BEGINNERS
A ST. MENS
A.A. WORKSHOP
ALANO BREAKFAST
ALPINE
ANONYMOUS
BAY PARK STUDY
BORREGO SPRINGS
BEACHCOMBERS
BEACH CLUB LUNCHEON
BROWN BAGGERS
CARLSBAD TUES.
CARLSBAD WOMENS
CARLTON HILLS
CASA DE ORA
CEDAR ST. DAYTIME
CEDAR ST. TUES.
CEDAR ST. FRIDAY
CEDAR ST. MENS
CEDAR ST. SUNDAY
CHULA VISTA DISC.
CHULA VISTA DAYTIME
CLAIREMONT YOUNG PEOPLE
CLAIREMONT TUES.
CLAIREMONT WED.
CLAIREMONT MENS
CLAIREMONT WOMENS
CORONADO
DEL MAR
DRY HAWKERS
DOWNTOWN DISC.
DRY DOCK ANONYMOUS
DRY DOCK #2
DRY DOCK #20
DRY DOCK #21
DRYLAND DISC.
EARLY BIRDS
EARLY RISERS
EAST CO. DAYTIME
EAST CO. SPEAKERS
ESCONDIDO
ESCONDIDO SAT. NITE
E.S.D. WOMENS
E.S.D. THURS.
EL CAJON MENSVTUES.
EL CAJON 12 & 12
CAJON
CAJON
CAJON
CAJON
15.00
20.00
20.00
-0" -0-
-0350.00
20.00
90.00
451.65
20.00
10.00
10.00
-0-
10.00
-0-0-
10.00
800.00
90.00
180.00
40.00
140.00
105.00
165.00
60.00
50.00
-0-0-
90.00
-0-0-
10.00
-0-
-0-
103.75
450.95
134.00
-0-
-0-'
-0-
-0-0-0-0-0-029.00
-040.00
20.00
195.00
-0-
15.00
-0-0-
175.00
30.00
145.00
175.00
10.00
525.00
30.00
-0-
25.00
-0-
40.00
CORONADO COASTAL
CORONADO WOMENS
CORONADO SUNDAY
DATC NOONERS
EL
EL
EL
EL
1975
-055.00
26.00
-015.00
-0-0-0-0-
OPEN PART.
THURS. BEG.
TUES.
WED. DISC.
EL CAJON FRIDAY
ENCANTO
CHULA VISTA MONDAY
ENCINITAS
-0-0-0-0-
10.00
60.00
38.00
50.00
20.00
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-
-0-0-0-0-0-
15.00
-0-0-0-0-0-0-
50.00
-020.00
-0-010.00
51.50
25.00
-0-0-0-
-0-0-
25.00
15.00
30.00
-0-
•'
10.00
-0-
89.00
15.00
10.00
35.00
50.00
-0-0-
FALLBROOK (C) MIXED
ENCINITAS SPEAKERS
FALLBROOK
FALLBROOK WOMENS
FELLOWSHIP CENTER
FLETCHER HILLS
FLETCHER HILLS STEP ST . -0FRIDAY: NITE MENS
-0GRASS ROOTS GROUP
10.00
GOOD LIFE STUDY
-0HOMESTEADERS
-0HERE AND NOW
-0HERE AND NOW #2
-0HEARTLAND DAYTIME
-0HEARTLAND TUES.
20.00
HEARTLAND THURS.
-0HEARTLAND SUNDAY
-0ICEBREAKERS GROUP
-0IMPERIAL BEACH
-0INFORMAL GROUP
-0INLAND EMPIRE
20.00
INTERNATIONAL GROUP
-0IMPERIAL GROUP
-0LA JOLLA MONDAY
-0LA JOLLA THURSDAY
-0LA JOLLA WOMENS
-0LAKESIDE
-0LA MESA MENS
10.00
LA MESA MIXED (C)
LA MESA FRI DAYTIME
LATE NIGHTERS
LINDA VISTA
LEMON GROVE
MIRA MESA
KUMEYAAY INDIAN GROUP
LOMA PORTAL GROUP
MISSION BAY MONDAY
MISSION HILLS GROUP
NAVAJO RD. GROUP
N.A.S. NOONER
NATIONAL CITY
NO. CO. OPEN
NO. CO. SERENITY
NO. CO. BEG. THURS.
NORTH PARK
NO. SHORES DISC. THURS.
NO, SHORES q. & A.
NO SHORES SUN. A.M.
NO, SHORES SUN. NIGHT
NO, SHORES SPEAKERS
-0-
OCSD (W) NOON GROUP
105.00
-0-
20.00
70.00
354.00
150.00
75.00
25.00
20.00
30.00
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-025.00
50.00
20.00
50.00
NO. SHORES MENS
25.00
NO. SHORES NITE CAPS-0-'
NO. SHORES SHARE & CARE: -0OCEAN BEACH TUES.
10.00
75.00
45.00
-0-
65.00
FLETCHER HILLS SMOKE!.'. 30.00
OCEAN BEACH THURS.
OCSD WED. DISC.
OCSD SUN NITE PART.
100.00
-0-0- •
-0-0-0-
OCSD. FRIDAY PART.
OCSD SAT. NIGHT (AC)
OCSD FRIDAY SPEAKERS
OCSD 12 & 12
OCSD YOUNG PEOPLE
OLD TOWN STUDY
OLD TIMERS
PARADISE HILLS
P.B. YOUNG PEOPLE
PALA GROUP
PALOMAR GROUP
-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-
20.00
50.00
350.00
10.00
35.00
262.00
155.00
-0-
25.00
35.00
25.00
10.00
30.00
70.00
30.00
80.00
-013.50
30.00
20.00
59.00
150.00
-0-
70.00
50.00
15.00
660.00
420.00
250.00
50.00
135.00
135.00
70.00
-0-
85.00
150.00
77.00
-0-0-
30.00
200.00
130.00
40.00
-0-0300.00
-045.00
125.00
25.00
135.00
90.00
600.00
125.00
20.00
110.00
60.00
10.00
15.00
-0-
85.08
55.00
100.00
80.00
220.00
-0120.00
45.00
65.00
20.00
-0-
20.00
PACIFIC BEACH SAT.
LA MESA OPEN MIXED
OCSD MENS
PINE VALLEY DISC.
-0-0-
POINT LOMA MENS
-0-
-0-0-
POINT LOMA WED.
POWAY THRESHOLD
POWAY TRADITIONS
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
RAINBOW
RANCHO BERNARDO
-035.00
10.00
30.00
-0-045.00
-0-0-010.00
'-020.00
-0-0-020.00
-0-0-0-0-0-
RANCHO SANTA FE
RAMONA
ROUND TABLE DISC.
SERENDIPITY WOMENS
SANTEE SUNDAY
SANTEE THURS.
SAT NIGHT OWLS
S.D. CAMPING GROUP
SAN CARLOS STEP STUDY WOMENS
SAN CARLOS STEPSTUDY
RECOVERY STEPSTUDY
ROLANDO
SO. BAY DISC.
SO. BAY SUNDAY
SO. BAY QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
SO. BAY PIONEERS"
-0-
-0-
SO. EAST YOUNG PEOPLE
TWENTY FORTY
TWENTY FOUR HOUR GROUP
TWENTY-THIRTY GROUP
TURNING POINT TUES.
TURNING POINT SUN.
UNIVERSITY CITY
WAY OF LIFE GROUP
70.00
50.00
10.00
130.00
*
*
*
-0-
-05.00
370.00
75.00
50.00
-0-
*
-0-0-
20.00
85.00
125.00
65.00
15.00
25:00
6.72
-050.00
177.50
35.00
-020.25
5.00
110.00
-028.00
8.00
97:50
-0-0-0-
4.00
VISTA SUN^MORN (OPEN)
-0-0-010.00
-0100.00
-091.00
-010.00
-050.00
-050.00
-0- ^ _181^93
***
*
VISTA
VISTA
VISTA
VISTA
VISTA
-0-
~
-0-0-0-025.00
20.00
-0-0-0-
SAN MARCOS SPEAKERS
SAN MARCOS WED.
THIRD AVE. GROUP
SOLANO BEACH
SAN DIEGUETO WOMENS
-0SO. CLAIREMONT FRIDAY
-b"SO BAY TRIANGLE
20.00
30th & GRAPE TUES.
-030th & GRAPE BEG.
-0THE NOW GROUP
-0SUN TRADITION MEN
-0SO EAST WOMEN
-0SAN DIEGUETO STEPSTUDY -0TORREY PINES GROUP
-0TRI SUN MORN
35.00
TRADITION WEST
-0TRADITION ONE SUN
-0-
30.00
50.00
15.00
-0-0-0-015.00
-0-
WOMENS
SUNDAY NIGHT Y
-0-0-0-0-0-
30"00
SO. BAY WOMENS
S.D. YOUNG PEOPLE
SPRING VALLEY
SPRING VALLEY TRIANGLE
STADIUM
SUNDAY MID-DAY
SERENITY WOMENS
WOMENS STEPSTUDY
-020.00
-0-0400.00
70.00
155.00
70.00
75.00
5.00
-0125.00
300.00
-05.00
35.00
165.00
100.00
5.00
25.00
45.14
20.00
STEPSTUDY
VIEW
HILLS
SAT NIGHT
********
*
*
*
*
*
*
LET US ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT
ANONYMITY—NOT TAKING CREDIT FOR
OUR OWN OR OTHERS' RECOVERY—IS
HUMILITY AT WOflK.
THE 3RD ANNUAL NEW YEAR'S ALKAThlON NOON TO NOON
DECEMBER 31ST — JANUARY 1, 1976, AT ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
6TH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
SHARON H.
HOSTESS
BOB T.
PROGRAM
DECEMBER 31.
N00N-2:00 P.M.
HOST
CHAIRMAN & CO CHAIRMAN
COLLEEN C. AND CENTRAL OFFICE VOLUNTEER'S
2:00 P.M.—4:00 P.M.
4:00 P.M.—6:00 P.M.
6:00 P.M.—8:00 P.M.
CENTRAL MEETING
SAN DIEGO.
JEWELL J. AND FRIENDS
SCOTT D. AND MICKEY W.
EILEEN McC. AND FRIEND:
REGULAR MEETING MOVED FROM WAR MEMORIAL
10:00 P.M.—12:00 MIDNIGHT
12:00 MIDNIGHT — 2:00 A.M.
2:00 A.M.—4:00 A.M.
4:00 A.M. —6:00 A.M.
6:00 A.M.—8:00 A.M.
8:00 A.M.—10:00 A.M.
8:00 P.M.—10:00 P.M.
SUE J. AND JIM L.
RON L AND FRIENDS
ACTION DI5C.
MARY JOYCE P.
MARTIN G. AND FRIEND
GENE C. AND FRIEND
ROSA B.
10:00 A.M.—12:00 NOON
OQHE ^HARE WITH ALL YOUR A.A. FRIENDS OVER THE NEW YEAR'S HOLIDAY'S
iSHARING.^ DON'T GET TO LONELY^^^
fi m
>ert/ac
PLENTY OF LOVE
r-r-
F.
NEW MEETINGS
ELEVENTH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS A.A. ALKATHON
NEW A.A. SCHEDULES ARE OUT THIS WEEK
Be sure and get a copy as there are
NOON TO NOON — December 24-25
Coffee will be served "Round the Clock"
lots of new meetings and they need
everybody's support. The latest are:
Donations of cakes, cookies, candy and
QUESTION & ANSWER SOUTH BAY OPEN
the Place
plus
aoodies
at 648 Third Ave.—Rear
Chula Vista
NALF
Tuesday at 8:30 P.M.
are invited.
GOLDEN AVENUE SCHOOL at
School Lane & Golden Ave.—Lemon Grove
Can YOU think of a better way to
BROWN BAGGERS
at Bldg. #26, Room 1, HSIO Pram
NALF, Imperial Beach
Monday thru Friday
"Goodies"
11:30 A.M.
spend at least part of Christmas than
with a lot of A.A.'s enjoying "Carina
and Sharing" on this joyous day? What
better way to say "THANK YOU".
CHANGES
SECOND ANNUAL NORTH COUNTY ALKATHON
LA JOLLA WOMEN STEPSTUDY has been
changed to a DISCUSSION group.
MOON TO MIDNIGHT - December 31
Wednesday, 8:30 P.M.—St James
Parish Hall, Silverado A Eads
Potluck and Dance to follow
Groups wishina to Participate call:
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Skip R.
SPECIAL EVENTS
DOWNTOWN DISCUSSION—14th ANNIVERSARY
PLACE
to be celebrated Saturday, December 13
3rd and Beach—EVERYONE IS INVITED
IN MEMORIUM
San Diego area A.A. extends its
and friends of
San Marcos Grange
633 W. Mission Grange
SPEAKERS MEETINGS
NORTH SHORES SATURDAY NIGHT
Dec
Dec
Dec
Jan
Jan
13....Angie S., Orange
20....Don M., Los Angeles
27....George G., Los Angeles
3....Inez & Fred G., Anaheim
20....Suzanne L., Laguna Beach
EASY DOES IT
Dec
Dec
Dec
Jan
EDWARD P.
722-7636
San Marcos
YA ALL come:
Dessert at 7:30 P.M.-Meeting 8:15 P.M.
SAN DIEGO CAMPING GROUP—Dec 12-13-14
ELFIN FOREST Campground near Escondido
call Paul L.,wagon-master 1-746-3598 of
Dale G. 420-1808 for reservations
Bus:
Home: 729-4086
12....Mary P., Baldwin Park
19....Clint H., Santa Monica
26....Rill 0'N.,Covina
9....Tom S., Northridge
SAM S.
SO BAY PIONEERS
ANOTHER NEW MEETING
LA MESA MEN'S STEP STUDY (c)
Nebo Hall,
La Mesa
4724 Nebo
Thursday 7:30 P.M.
Dec
Dec
Jan
Jan
20....Home Group
27....Andy A., Whittier
3....Jan & John R., Santa Cruz
10
Clancy I., Santa Monica
NO. COUNTY - SERENITY
Dec 14....Bill D.
Dec 21 ....Ted H.
Dec 28
Bob R.
Jan 4....Alan B.
Jan 11
Earl J.
T /y^
EAST COUNTY SPEAKERS
Dec 13....Eddie R.
Dec 20....Mary Joyce
Dec 27....George
Jan 3....Sue M
Jan 10....Hobie K.
(Zy'
ANOTHER NEW MEETING
nth STEP STUDY GROUP
1386 E. Washington—El Cajon
Monday
8:15
Income Statement
January 1, 1975 to November 26, 1975
Year to Date
November
INCOME:
Books & Literature
Pins
Tokens
Buck-A-Month
$
2,654.30
22,060.30
39.50
88.00
59.00
572.00
934.25
1,397.00
16,698.72
1,328.25
Group Contributions
Miscellaneous Donations
Memorlum; Bill N. from Mary P.
A.T. Group
10.00
20.00
S»D.I. Comm.
5.00
VI McC.
Xmas Card
5.00
33.00
Office Kitty
19.31
1,245.09
8,907.42
92.31
4,435.20
Special Events: Banquet
1 ,799.98
-0-
Interest
$
Total Income
8,696.56
53,614.76
2,054.53
17,868 .70
Disbursements
Tokins
Spedlal Events: Banquet
4,209.97
340.00
350.09
96.65
310.49
214.67
-0-030.00
Rent
Telephone
Answering Servlice
Office Supplies
Office Services
Insurance
Taxes & Licenses
Sec. Expense
Repairs & Maintenance
1,388 .13
2,688 .81
1 ,212 .19
540 .00
80 .00
755 .00
628 750^
165 .00
44 .45
"-0-
15.00
-0-
CO-Ordlnator
F1owers
Wages;
452 .14
579 .20
6,819 .61
3,740 .00
4,011 .11
-0-0-
Pins
Office Mgr.
$ 769.06
Secretary
150.00
692.42
440.00
50.00
-0-
$
Net Income for November
November Banquet
8,639.23
919.05
53.76
40.00
Wage Taxes
Depreciation
Equipment Rental
$
Income
Expenses
50,794.49
8,634.21
62.35
$ 4,435.20
4,209.97
1—Z203
**************************** ******************
INCOME:
Collections
Raffle
• ' Literature
Expenses
Janitor
250.86
44.60
81.65
Secretary
15-00
9.06
Rent
150.00
L1teraturell2.25
Bakery
31.80
318.11
377.11
Net Income for November Central Meetings
$
59.00
**********************************************
A SPECIAL THANKS FROM AL MCG. AND MARY LEE 0. CO-CHAIRMANS OF THE BANQUET, TO ALL THE
COMMIHEE IN THE HELP AND SUPPORT GIVEN BY EVERYONE.
FLOWERS DONATED FROM ELMER R.
*1^************************** ***** * *************
CENTRAL OFFICE
2100 FOURTH AVE.
239-1365
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