COORDINATOR - Alcoholics Anonymous · 2015. 12. 16. · THE A A COORDINATOR Published monthly by the Coordinating Committee ol San Diego County Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous. FOR

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COORDINATORPublished monthly by the Coordinating Committee olSan Diego County Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous.

FOR OUR GROUP PURPOSE THERE IS BUT ONE ULTIMATE AUTHORITY - A LOVING GOD AS HE MAY EXPRESSHIMSELF IN OUR GROUP CONSCIENCE. OUR LEADERS ARE BUT TRUSTED SERVANTS; THEY DO NOT GOVERN

GROUP NEWS

AA YOUNG PEOPLE OF S.D. are havi'nq a dance,Saturday, February 21 from 8-12 PM at the WarMemorial Buildlnq. Refreshments. For furtherinfo call Jeff. 423-1689.

SPRING DANCE - Not too early to think about thisannual event. APRIL 3 at the War MemorialBldg. from 9 PM to 1 Afl. Tickets available atCentral Office.

NEW DAYTIME MEETING - Friday, 12:00 Noon."Acceptance Group" - St. Bartholomew'sEpiscopal Church. 16275 Pomerado Rd., Powav.

NEW GROn^: CAMPQ SUNDAY GROUP-OPEN PARTIC.Sunday, 2:30 PM. 518 Buckman Sprinas Rd. Campo

NEW GROUP: PINE VALLEY DISC., Pine ValleyClub House, 3:30 PM, Sunday.

CHANGE! Clairemont Wed. Disc, changed to4330 Moraqa, First Christian Church', 8:30 PM.

La Mesa Men's (C) Stepstudy needs support!Thursday, 7:30 PM, 4724 Mebo.

WOMEN'S (C), Ffiday, 8:15 PM, 6th andPennsylvania is a NON-SMOKING meetina!

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ANNIVERSARIES

FEBRUARY 24 - 26th anniversary of the ElCajon Farragut Circle Mtg. Pot Luck dinnerat 6:30 PM with the aroup furnishing ham,beans, and bread. Covered dishes, salads,and desserts would be appreciated. Regularmeeting will follow,

FEBRUARY 22 - 19th anniversary of SundayMid-Day Grotip at 12:30 PM, House ofHospitality, Balboa Park, in the LoqgiaRoom, 2nd Floor. Open discussion qroupdedicated to the AA principles and traditionsof Unity, Recovery, and Service.

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Thank you, Arlene J., for your donation tothe I AM RESPONSIBLE CLUB.

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SPEAKERS

NORTH SHORES SAT NIGHTFeb 14 Gayle W., Los AngelesFeb 21 John F., Laguna BeachFeb 28 Betty & Joe N., West Covina

."...Mar 6 Marlon W., UplandMar 13 Father Dave D., Laguna Beach

EAST COUNTYFeb 14 Pete M., San DieaoFeb 21 Anqie S., Santa AnaFeb 28 Ed'j.Mar 6 Betty & Otto J., El CajonMar 13 Warren B., Santee

EASY DOES ITFeb 13 Jim W., FallbrookFeb 20 Pat & Ken K., Culver CityFeb 27 Frank A., OranqeMar 5 Warren S., TustinMar 12 Jack M., Orange

SOUTH RAY PIONEERSFeb 14 Grateful Hearts

Mr. & Mrs. Bill H., BellflowerFeb 21 Jim A., West CovinaFeb 28 Phil P., Santa Anaflar 6 Betty P., Laquna Beach

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AA SERVICE WORKSHOP

WHEN: 1 PM, Sunday, February 29th.WHERE; St. David's Episcopal Church.

5050 Milton St., ClairemontWHAT: ExplanatiCins of the AA Service Manual

by delegate Cliff R. and past-deleaateChuck B.Round-table group discussions.Question and comment period.

WHO: Open to any member or friend of A.A.interested in the A.A. servicestructure which makes the continuationof A.A. possible.

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TRADITIONS BREAKFAST

San Diego Area Assembly, Sunday, March 14.Breakfast (Continental Style) 10:30 AM.Speaker 10:45 AM - John M., Fountain Valley.Chula Vista Elk's Lodge, 666 Telegraph CanyonRd. Tickets available from your GSR.

ACTION DISC.ASW GROUPAMIGOS VERDADEROSAMPHJ8 NOONERSA STREETA STREET BEGINNERSA ST. MENSA.A. WORKSHOPALANO BREAKFASTALPINEANONYMOUSBAY PARK STUDYBORREGO SPRINGSBEACH AREA BEGINNERSBEACH AREA BEGINNERS #2BEACHCOMBERSBEACH CLUB LUNCHEONBROWN BAGGERSCARLSBAD TUES.CARLSBAD BIG BOOK STUDYCARLSBAD WOMENSCARLTON HILLSCASA !JE ORACEDAR ST. DAYTIMECEDAR ST. TUES.CEDAR ST. FRIDAYCEDAR ST. MENSCEDAR ST. SUNDAYCHULA VISTA BEG. STEPSTUDYCHULA VISTA DISC.CMULA VISTA DAYTIMEClAIREMONT MENSCLAIREMONT YOUNG PEOPLECLAIREMONT TUES.CLAIREMONT WED.CLAIREMONT WOMENCORONADOCORONADO COASTAL BEG.CORONADO WOMENSDATC NOONERSDEL MARDEL MAR SPEAKERSDRY HAWKERSDELTA BEG BOOK STUDYDOWNTOWN DISC.DRY DOCK ANONYMOUSDRY DOCK # 2DRY DOCK # 20DRY DOCK # 21DRYLAND DISC.CHULA VISTA MONDAYEARLY BIRDSEARLY RISERSEAST CO DAYTIMEEAST CO SPEAKERSESCONDIDOESCONDIDO YOUNG PEOPLEESCONDIDO SAT. NITEE.Z. DOES IT SPEAKERSE.S.D. WOMENSE.S.D. THURS.EL CAJON MENSEL CAJON WOMENSEL CAJON SUNDAYEL CAJON YOUNG PEOPLEEL CAJON 12 & 12EL CAJON OPEN PART.EL CAJON THURS. BEG.EL CAJON TUES.EL CAJON WED. DISC.EL CAJON FRIDAYENCANTO

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IMPERIAL GROUP -0-LA JOLLA MONDAY -0-LA JOLLA THURSDAY -0-LA JOLLA WOMENS -0-LAKESIDE -0-LA MESA MENS 10.00LA MESA MIXED (C) 30.00LA MESA FRIDAY DAYTIME 25.00LATE NIGHTERS -0-LINDA VISTA -0-LEMON GROVE 50.00MIRA MESA 20.00MIRA MESA NOONERS -0-MIRAMAR 33.50KUMEYAAY INDIAN GROUP -0-LOMA PORTAL GROUP -0-MISSION BAY MONDAY -0-MISSION HILLS GROUP -0-NAVAJO RD. GROUP -0-N.A.S. NOONER -0-NATIONAL CITY -0-NO. CO. OPEN -0-NO. CO SERENITY -0-NO. CO BEG. THURS. -0-NORTH PARK 10.00NO SHORES BIG BOOK STUDY -0-NO SHORES DISC. THURS. 50.00NO SHORES Q. a A. 50.00NO SHORES SUN. A.M. 50.00NO SHORES SUN NIGHT -0-NO SHORES SPEAKERS 50.00NO SHORES MENS 25.00NO SHORES NITE CAPS -0-NO SHORES SHARE & CARE 50.00OCEAN BEACH TUES. 15.00OCEAN BEACH THURS. -0-OCEANSIDE WED. DISC. -0-OCEANSIOE SUN NITE PART. -0-OCEANSIDE (W) NOON GROUP -0-

OCEANS^D£ FRIDAY NITE SPEAKERS-0-OCEAMSIDE 12 & 12 -0-OCEANSIDE YOUNG PEOPLE -0-OLD TOWN STUDY 20.00OLD TIMERS -0-PARADISE HILLS -0-P.B. YOUNG PEOPLE -0-

PALA GROUPPALOMAR GROUPPACIFIC BEACH SAT.LA MESA OPEN MIXEDOCEANSIDE MENSPINE VALLEY DISC.POINT LOMA MENSPOINT LOMA WED.POWAY THRESHOLDPOWAY TRADITIONSPOWAY SAT NITE OPEN ENDQUESTIONS & ANSWERSr,m;ibowRAHCHO BERNARDORANCHO SANTA FERAMONA

ROUND TABLE DISC.SERENDIPITY WOMENSSANTEE SUNDAYSANTEE THURS.SAT NIGHT OWLSS.D. CAMPING GROUPSAN CARLOS STEP STUDYRECOVERY STEPSTUDYROLANDOSO BAY DISC.SO BAY SUNDAYSO BAY QUESTIONS & ANSWERSSO BAY PIONEERSSO BAY WOMENSS.D. YOUNG PEOPLESPRING VALLEYSPRING VALLEY TRIANGLESTADIUMSUNDAY MID-DAYSERENITY WOMENSSUNDAY NITE BEGINNERS

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TRADITION TWO

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"For our group purpose there is but oneultimate authority—a lovinn God as Hemay express Himself in our group conscience. Our leaders are but trusted servants; they do not aovern."

A.A. is both a democracy and, in Bill W.'s words, "a benign anarchy." Agroup elects itsowns officers—who have no power to order anybody to do anything. In most groups, most ofthe slate rotates out of office at the end of six months, and new officers are elected.

Then who s in..charge arpund here?.. A.AVis a spirituaT movementand so the^•"ultimate,authority" is the spiritual concept of the "group conscience'." It voice is heardwhen a well-informed arouD gathers to arriveât a decision. The result rests on morethan arithmetic, a "yes" and "no" count. Minority ideas aet thouahtful attention.What about that annoying character who's alway sure he's right? Better*listen --maybe, just this once, he is right. If he is wrona, then he will—if he remembers theFirst Tradition as well as the Second—go along with the decision of the groupconscience. Does this notion seem too cloudv? Let's think back to our firstmeetinn. The presence we newcomers felt in those rooms was the same as the groupconscience. And it was real—welcoming us in, setting up no barriers of rules....

This brings us straight to the question, "Does A.A. have a real leadership?"

This bring us to the Second Tradition; we learn that the sole authority in A.AIS a loving God as He mav express Himself in the arouo conscience. Does thisreally work? "Yesl It definitely does."

YOUR CENTRAL MEETING

WAR MEMORIAL BUILDING

February 18Comm. Person....Joe P.Steps Douqle R.Traditions Ed. H.Speaker Dr. Gene P., San DieqoHost Group Rancho Santa FeCakes

1 Year: Marie J.5 Years: Bob E.

10 Years: Steve C.

February 25Comm. Person....FrancisSteps Paul C.Traditions JerrySpeaker ...Clint H., Santa MonicaHost Group RamonaCakes

1 Year: Chuck W.5 Years: George J.

WEDNESDAYS 8:00 P.M.

March 3

BALBOA PARK

Comm. Person....HarrySteps Mike F.Traditions Nancy L.Speaker A1 McG., CarlsbadHost Group Round-Table Disc.

March 10Comm. Person BettySteps SamTraditions Elsie R.Speaker Gary M., Culver CityHost Group Serendipity Women's

JANUARY CAKES

1 YEARClara C.BradBud

.. Frank.L.Jeri S.Agnes W.Madeline T.Shirley M.

Elsie R.Manuel F,CotterPegqy S.Flo L.LoriBob S.Dennis S.

Norman A.DugalGenevera Mc.Trish M.Beau

5 YEARSClara C.

: Henry.C.Royce P.Dorothy DDick J.Morrie S.Nick C.Nancy H.

T5 YEARSCharlie C.Frank

20 YEARSCarl C.Dorothy A,

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YOUR A.A. CALENDAR

MARCH 2Business Committee Meeting at 5:30 PM

at the Central Office.

MARCH 3Program Committee Meeting at the War

Memorial Building at 7:30 PM.

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COOPERATIONSIXTH TRADITION - A.A. is not affiliated withany related facility or outside interest, butwe cooperate with them and they cooperatewith us.

5th ANNIV. DANCE - WAY BACK - April 17 from9-1 with Doug Oliver and the Weatherbirds.

HEARTLAND HOUSE MONTHLY DINNER - Sunday, Feb 29,5-7 PM. Speakers meeting follows.

BAKE SALE - Feb 12, 10:30 til...., homematlegoodies. Benefit of Turning Point Home, CollegeGrove Mall. Call 232-1971 if you wish todonate a special creation.

Sincere symoathy to the.family andmany friends of Charley C. who passedawav Feb. 6.

MARCH 4Public Information Meeting at the WSir

Memorial B1do; at 7:30PM.

MARCH 4Coordinating Council Meeting in the War

Memorial Bldg. at 8:00 PM.

MARCH 21San Diego Institutional Committee

meeting at Balboa Park Club at 11:30 AM.

IN MEMORIAM

SAN DIEGO A.A. extends its sincere sympathyto:

The family of Roy L. who recently passedaway.

Robert F., whose brother died Jan 15.Rose L. whose husband, Mike L. recently

passed away.The family of Frank S. who recently

passed away.Edith A., whose husband passed away.

FELLOWSHIP OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS

Income Statement

January 1, 1976 to January 31, 1976

Income

Books & Literature $ 2,123.75Pins 43.50Tokens 163.00Bubki A Month 571.00Group Contributions 1,934.19Miscellaneous Donations

NARC 8^50Vi McC. 25.00Office Kitty 16.85New Years Alcothon 83.58Xmas No. Co " 92.61Anonymous 100.00

. Anonymous 91.95 418.49Special Events 2.556.84Interest 650.95

Total Income $

DisbursementsCost of Books & Literature $Cost of PinsCost of TokensCost of Special EventsBank ChargesRentTelephoneAnswering ServiceOffice SuopliesOffice ServicesSec. ExpenseCo-OrdinatorWagesWage Taxes

Total Overhead $ 5,085.06

Net Income $ 3,376.66*****-k-kieieic-k'k-kicicic'k*-kie'k*'k-ki(ieit-k-k'k'k'k-k-k'k-kie-k*i(*

8,461.72

1,801.7639.15

130.401,144.18

18.94340.00322.16113.20145.94140.30

30.0015.00

769.0574.98

PROGRAM COMMITTEE-CENTRAL MEETINGS

INCOME:

CollectionsRaff1eLiterature

364.7884.5090.90

$ 540.18Net Income For November Central Meeting. $ 190.15

JanitorSecretarvRentLiteratureBakerv

EXPENSES20.0015.73

150.0098.3066.00

$ 350.03

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Nate J. Chairman of the New Years Eve Dance wishes to take this opoortunitv tothank all the committee members who made this dance the most successful specialevent the Central Office has had.

Ed J. Joni M. Joe W. Sharon Millie Nancy M.Scotty M Vera M Cathv C. Nelson K. Turning Point

Heartland House Pathfinders Wayback.

May we continue to grow in 1976, one day at a time.Nate J.

CENTRAL OFFICE

2100 FOURTH AVE. 239-1365

THE COORDINATING COUNCIL OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS IN SAN DIEIM COUNTY

were^read bfHll??v°C 8:00 P.M. by Stu W. TraditionsMinutes approved as read! represented.

Chaiman n2"thrML''v''°'"* Siven by chairman Ray B„ who: redd a letter-fcomTNate.J,,chaiman of the New Years Eve Dance in which he thanked the Central Office Businp«

onThe annual V "'®J'''®rs who helped make this dance a huge success. 'Ray reportedwho aurtitpH thl ®fnic ®letter from the Cunocar Accounting Servicereôrte^we Jeed ! Pirnir rhi-" '̂ i"a"cial sheets were reviewed and accepted. Rayrnmmi+ff WG need a Picmc Chairman to be elected under new business. The BusinessM^Xe! of 7®4f®to research recommended a cost of living increase for the Officemanager of iAh to be voted on under new business.

PROGRAM COMMITTK chairman Mary Lee J. reported all speakers confirmed throuoh Marcha?4 oJ Lino"rAT'bSoroi thei> before the meeting that raffle ticketsA.A. book of their chose. The winners name and group will be announced/

to^beîlled'̂ Tslatrof^n^ ^ reported 3vacancies on the committeeto tL rm.n;ii ^ f! Business Committee to be presented'.euftur""

flifpl^ri^k ®°^®red; San Diego Court, El Cajon Court, College of Presbyterian Churchu.iiv u- k' San Carlos Women Club, Pt. Loma High, Mt. Miguel High, Granite Hill Hioh'Kiwanis^^Fi lillt^P High Schools, Community Resouce showcase, Coronado'Kiwanis, El Cajon Valley Exchange Club, &Women's Coffee House. i-oronaoo

Karv ^?fty "., Otto &Betty J. Stu &Harriett W., Arne &D^n Mike r mrrn t' J P-. "o" L-.m!cv n'lel D 2-^^ D-. Tom R., Che., Jewell 0., Caroline W. Sue J., Sandy F.,Sue B Elaine li ir'i d '̂ rlene J., Sally Mc., Judy K., Linda Mc.,oue B., Elaine D., Violet 0., Barbara F. &Mary Joyce P.

was in^violation^nf"the®h!i'̂ ®'' ®III°Ik°" accepted by the council last month thatin Violation of the bylaws and therefore was null and void Charlie T maHe a

Srnot less"hrn"°or not®moJe%h'̂ ®'fi"'̂ " k^ ®°°'"dTnating council appoint a committeeSan Diean reunt! cnun ?? d? ! n" laeaibers to review and recommend changes to theDieqo C6unty Council Plan of Proceedures. Seconded and passed.

UNDER NEW BUSINESS:

of a to accept the recommendation of the Business Committee!.tS ito'SS SLS;'" "" »"<" Seconded". ,-4.u R. and a committee from North County which he introduced to the counril rampwith a request to establish a branch office in the North Coun?y under the aS!p?! ous?L» e^^k They established their estimated budget and feelthey can be self substaimng from the 71 groups located in the North Countv after4or 5months acting operation. The office would be located in V^sta which li theAftel me h°Ii- ° e*"®® calls. They asked the councils support for this Branch OfficeiÎeltiSe the"ftl!ibimv^nf Scott D. made amotion that the Business Committee "a nnii erthe 71 M Ik e a North County Branch Office. If approved,

kho Co-chairman from the Young Peoples Committee selected to make a bid forIlm?ng a°gf^he requirements foran '̂Da"l"?s\ei?nI'co'endrfer'Hflueport'''°''' ®®®®®^®tion+u • that this council give the Younq People a letter of suonnrt fnrtheir bid to bring the 1977 Younn People Convention to San Dilge. SeCIneed CCd SssCS.

Elected Female Member to the Program Committee—Aqnes W.Elected Chairman of the Annual Picnic—Bruce N.

Meeting adjourned; 9:30 P.M.

THE A A

CXX)RDlNATORPublished monthly by the Coordlnoting Committee ofSon Diego County Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous. MARCH 1976

THE ONLY REQUIREMENT FOR AA MEMBERSHIP IS A DESIRE. TO STOP DRINKING

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12th ANNIVERSARYBEACH CLUB LUNCHEON MEETING

MARCH 17 12:30-1:30LET'S CELEBRATE

Open Meeting Refreshments***********************

SOS SOS SOS SOS SOS*^00 sre needed to help support these meetings

EAST SAN DIEGO CLOSED WOMEN'S - FRIDAY NITEat 4102 Marlborough.

PINE VALLEY - meeting at the Pine ValleyCommunity Building at 3:00 PM on SUNDAYS.

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SAN DIEGO CAMPING GROUP INVITES YOU to joinin a weekend of fellowship and meetings.MARCH 19-20 at the Escondldo K.O.A. Campground. CALL Bill P., 462-8723 for information and to make YOUR .reservation.

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NORTH SHORES SAT NIGHT

MARCHI3 - Fr. Dave, LagunaMARCH 20 - Fred E., Los AngelesMARCH 27 - Tom W., Dana PointApri I 3 - Byron W., UplandApril 10 - Dean J,^Los Anêies

SOUTH BAY PIONEERS _ SAT NITEMARCH 13 - Fran & Lou S, San

Bernardi no 'MARCH 20 - Mike D., La JollaMARCH 27 - Phi I P, Santa AnaAPRIL 3 - Jerry 1, Beverly Hills'APRIL 10 - Angle S., Orange

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THANK YOU, BETTY B., for your donation- of blood to the I AM RESPONSIBLE

CLUB.

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GROUP CONTR

FEB. 1976

ACTION DISC. -0- -0-

ASW GROUP -0- -0-AMIGOS VERDADEROS 7.00 17.00

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A STREET -0- -0-

A STREET BEGINNERS -0- -0-

A ST. MENS -0- -0-

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ALPINE -0- -0-

ANONYMOUS : 65.98 65.58BAY PARK STUDY 20.00 20.00BORREGO SPRINGS -0- -0-BEACH AREA BEGINNERS 100.00 200.00BEACH AREA BEGINNERS #2 25.00 75.00BEACHCOMBERS 11.00 31.00BEACH CLUB LUNDHEON -0- 35.00BROWN BAGGERS -0- 25.00CARLSBAD TUES. 50.00 50.00CARLSBAD BIG BOOK STUDY -0- -0-

CARLSBAD'̂ WOMENS -0- 5.00CARLSBAD MENS -0- -0-

CARLTON HILLS 10.00 10.00CASA DE ORA 74.25 74.25CEDAR ST. DAYTIME -0- 20.00CEDAR ST. TUES. -0- -0-CEDAR ST. FRIDAY -0- -0-CEDAR ST. MENS -0- 30.00CEDAR ST. SUNDAY -0- -0-C.V. BEG. STEPSTUDY -0- -0-C.V. DISC. SAT. 20.00 20.00CHULA VISTA DAYTIME -0- -0-CLAIREMONT MENS -0- 40.00CLAIREMONT YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-CLAIREMONT TUES. -0- -0-ClÂIREMONT WED. -0- -0-CLAIREMONT WOMEN 10.00 30.00CORONADO 60.00 120.00CORONADO STEPSTUDY -0- -0-CORONADO WOMENS -0- -0-DATC NOONERS 10.00 10.00DEL MAR -0- -0-DEL MAR SAT. PART 20.00 20.00DRY HAWKERS -0- -0-DELTA BIG BOOK STUDY -0- -0-DOWNTOWN DISC. -0- 20.00DRY DOCK ANONYMOUS -0- -0-DRY DOCK #2 -0- 10.00DRY DOCK #20 -0- -0-DRY DOCK #21 -0- -0-DRYLAND DISC. -0- -0-CHULA VISTA MONDAY -0- -0-EARLY BIRDS 20.00 20.00EARLY RISERS -0- 15.00EAST CO DAYTIME -0- -0-EAST CO SPEAKERS -0- 25.00ESCONDIDO -0- -0-ESCONDIDO YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-ESCONDIDO SAT. NITE -0- -0-E.Z. DOES IT SPEAKERS -0- 25.00E.S.D. WOMENS -0- 10.00E.S.D. THURS. -0- -0-EL CAJON MENS 20.00 20.00EL CAJON WOMENS -0- -0-EL CAJON SUNDAY -0- -0-EL CAJON YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-EL CAJON 12 & 12 -0- -0-EL CAJON OPEN PART. -0- -0-EL CAJON THURS. BEG. -0- -0-EL CAJON TUES. 20.00 20.00EL CAJON WED. DISC. 25.00 80.19EL CAJON FRIDAY -0- -0-

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ENCANTO 25.00

ENCINITAS THURS -0-

FALLBROOK (C) SUN -0-

FALLBROOK -0-

FALLBROOK WOMENS -0-

FELLOWSHIP CENTER -0-

FLETCHER HILLS 20.00

;" SMOKELESS 20.00

FRIDAY CHILDRENS 15.00

FRIDAY NITE MENS -0-

GRASS ROOTS -0-

HOMESTEADERS -0-

HERE AND NOW -0-

HERE AND NOW #2 -0-HEARTLAND DAYTIME -0-

HEARTLAND TUES. -0-

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HEARTLAND SUNDAY -0-

HERMANOS ALCO LATIN -0-

HIDDEN VALLEY WOMENS -0-

ICEBREAKERS -0-

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INFORMAL GROUP 20.00

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IMPERIAL GROUP -0-

LA JOLLA MONDAY -0-LA JOLLA THURSDAY -0-

LA JOLLA WOMENS -0-

LAKESIDE -0-

LA MESA MENS -0-

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LINDA VISTA -0-

LEMON GROVE 50.00

MIRA MESA 15.00

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NO. CO. BEG. THURS. -0-NORTH PARK -0-

NO SHORES BIG BOOKSTUDY -0-NO. SHORES DISC. THURS. -0-NO. SHORES Q & A -0-NO. SHORES SUN. A.M. -0-NO SHORES SUN. NIGHT -0-

NO SHORES SPEAKERS 75.00NO SHORES MENS -0-NO SHORES NITE CAPS -0-NO SHORES SHARE & CARE -0-

OCEAN BEACH TUES. 20.00OCEAN BEACH THURS. -0-

OCEANSIDE WED. DISC. -0-OCEANSIDE SUN NITE * -0-'OCEANS IDE (W) NOON 5.00OCEANS IDE FRIDAY PART -0-OCEANS IDE SAT (A C) -0-OCEANSIDE FRI NITE SPEAKERSOCEANS IDE 12 & 12 -0-OCEANSIDE NEW LIFE (W) 29.76OCEANS IDE YOUNG PEOPLE -0-OLD TOWN STUDY -0-OLD TIMERS 5.00

25.00

-0-

150.00

-0-

-0-

-0-

20.00

89.00

15.00

25.00

-0-

-0-

60.00

25.00

-0-

25.00

-0-

-0-

-0-

-0-

-0-

-0-

20.00

-0-

20.00

-0-

-0-

-0-

-0-

-0-

10.00

55.00

25700-0-

50.00

100.0035.00

-0-

33.50

-0-

-0-

-0-

75.00

-0-

-0-

-0-

-0-

-0-

-0-

10.00

-0-

50.00

50.00

50.00

-0-

125.00

25.00

-0-

75.0035.00

-0-

-0-

-0-^

5.00

26.00

-0-

-0-

-0-

29.76

-0-

20.00

5.00

PARADISE HILLS 25.00 25.00- SAN MARCOS STEPSTUDY -0- -0-P.B. YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0- SAN MARCOS WED. -0- -0-PALA GROUP -0- -0- SOLANO BEACH ; -0- -0-PALOMAR GROUP -0- -0- SAT NIGHT YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-PACIFIC BEACH SAT. -0- -0- SAN DIEGUETO WOMENS -0- 30.00LA MESA OPEN MIXED -0- -0- SO CLAIREMONT FRIDAY 20.00 20.00OCEANS IDE MENS -0- -0- SO BAY TRIANGLE -Or- 20.00PINE VALLEY DISC. 5.00 5.00 THIRD AVE. GROUP -0- -0-POINT LOMa'MENS -0- -0- 30th & GRAPE TUES. -0- -0-POINT LOMA WED. 10.00 20.00 30th & GRAPE BEG. -0- -0-POWAY THRESHOLD -0- 20.00 THE NOW GROUP -0- -0-POWAY TRADITIONS 10.00 40.00 NITTY GRITTY MENS -0- -0-POWAY SAT OPEN END 20.00 39.00 SUN TRADITION MEN -0- -0-QUESTIONS & ANSWERS -0^ 5.00 SO EAST WOMEN -0- -0-RAINBOW -0- -0- SAN DIEQUETO STEPSTUDY -0- -0-RANCHO BERNARDO -0- 40.00 TORREY PINES GROUP -0- -0-RANCHO SANTA FE -0- -0- TIERRANSANTA HIGHTS 10.00 20.00RAMONA -0- -0- TRI SUNDAY MORN -0- -0-ROUND TABLE DISC. -0- -0- TRADITION WEST -0- 35.00SERENDIPITY. WOMENS -0- -0- TRADITION ONE, SUN -0- -0-SANTEE SUNDAY -0- 20.00 TUES. FLETCHER HILLS STEPSTUDY 10.005.ANTEE THURS. -0- 50.00 TWENTY FORTY -0- -0-SAT. NIGHT OWLS -0- -0- TWENTY FOUR HOUR-GROUP -0- 10.00S.D. CAMPING GROUP -0- -0- TWENTY THIRTY GROUP -0-

r-_ij_

SAN CARLOS STEPSTUDY 15.00 15.00 TURNING POINT TUES -0- , 4.00RECOVERY STEPSTUDY -0- -0- TURNING POINT SUN -0- -0-ROLANDO -0- -0- UNIVERSITY CITY 21 .00 21 .00SO BAY DISC. -0- -0- VISTA THURS 25.00 65.00SO BAY SUNDAY -0- -0- VISTA TUES. PART 35.00 35.00SO. BAY Q & ANS.. -0- -0- VISTA STEPSTUDY • -0- -0-SO BAY PIONEERS 22.50 45.00 VISTA VIEW •0- -0"SO BAY WOMENS -0- 15.00 VISTA HILLS -0- -0-S.D. YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0- VISTA SAT NIGHT -0- -0-SPRING VALLEY -0- 30.00 VISTA SUNDAY MORN -0- -0-SPRING VALLEY TRIANGLE -0- -0- WAY OF LIFE GROUP -0- -0-STADIUM -0- 20.00 WOMENS 10.00- 1OtOO^SUNDAY MID-DAY 15.00 30.00 WED NIGHT MIXED (C) 30.00 30.00SERENITY WOMENS -0- -0- WOMENS SHARING GROUP -0- -0-SUNDAY NITE BEGINNERS -0- -0- WOMENS STEPSTUDY -0- -0-SUNDAY NIGHT "Y" -0- -0- POTLUCK PROBLEM SOLVERS -0-, -0-SO EAST YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0- SAN MATEO GROUP -0- -0-SAN MARCOS SPEAKERS -0- -0- LIVING SOBER GROUP -0- -0-ESCONDIDO LATE NIGHTERS -0- -0- MEXICAN LANGUAGE -0- -0-************* ***** *****

TRADITION

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THREE.

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"The only requirement for A. A. membership is a desire to stop drinking."

This tradition is packed with meaning. For A.A. is really saying to every serious drinker,"You are an A.A. member if YOU say so. You can declare yourself In; nobody can keep youout. No matter who you are, no matter how low you've gone, no matter how grave your emotionalcomplications. We just want to be sure that you get the same great chance for sobriety thatwe've had. So you're an A.A. member the minute you declare yourself."

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NEW DIRECTORIES READY

The 1975 A.A. directories are now a reality. The international (outside U.S. andCanada) section appeared early last year; Canadian, Eastern'U'.S, and Western'U.S.. arrivedin succession later.

These are now available at your Central Office. 2100 Fourth Ave.All the A.A. directories are, of course, strictly confidential, for use only to enableA.A. members to locate groups, and only for A.A. purposes (not, for example, to peddleproducts of any sort).

These are for A.A. members on Iy.

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THE COORDINATING COUNCIL OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY

The 366th meeting of the Council was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by chairman Stu W.Traditions were read by Betty B. Roll check by Co-chairman Al McG. 68 groups v/ere ;•represented. Minutes approved as read.

BUSINESS COMMITTEE report given by chairman Ray R., who reported committee reviewedand accepted financial statements for the month of Feb. Ray submitted a slate of namesto the council to be voted on under new business , to fill three vacancies on thePublic Information Committee.

PROGRAM COMMITTEE report given by chairman Arne B. All speakers and step readersconfirmed through ApriI 24th.

PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE report given by Bill P.34 speakers to 967 persons for the month of February.

II facilities v/ere covered.

Facilities covered; San Diego, Chula Vista and El Cajon Courts. The followingHigh Schools, Hilltop, Madison, El Capitan, Mar Vista and Montgomery. Loma PortalElementary School, University Hospital Nurses and Social Workers, and Coronado Kiwanis.

Speakers participating; Nate J., Sue B., El don S., Jodi K,, Gary B., Jan J., Zack,Barbara P., Don R., Violet 0., Steve J., Sally Mc., Bruce N., Phyllis B., Che.,Helen M., Fran P., Neil R., Betty and Jim M., Arne and Rosemary B., Caroline W., Bud B.,Mary Ellep R., Bill B., Joni M., Ron L., Jane R., Don S., Betty J., Chuck W., Pat P.,and BiI I P.

OLD BUSINESS: Ray R., chairman of the Business Committee gav e a report on the investigation and feasibility of a North County Brach Office under the auspicfes« offthe San Diego Central Office. The office would be to better serve the Alcoholic inthe No. Co. with literature, and faster relaying 12 step calls to the still sufferingalcoholic. The committee discussed the cost of operating and maintaing a branchoffice. The steering committee of No. County had put a deposit on an office at 666 E.Vista Way, this office is Centrally located for toll free telephone calls.

Ray answered questions from the floor and after a lengthy discussion, John B. madea motion to accept the Business Committee's report in it entirety. Seconded and passed.

In a response to a question from Harriet N., Ray read an excerpt from the Articlesof Incorporation of the North County Central Office.

Ruth H. made a motion for the Business Committee to expend $175.00 required forthe premises to be held at 666 E. Vista Way for a month that has been approved thusfar. Seconded and passed.

NEW BUSINESS: Stu W. chairman of Council directed Colleen C., Secretary to the councilto get out a letter to the groups who have representation at counci I to vote onwhether your group approves the establishment of a branch office in North County (Vista),Calif.

Chuck H. asked about two letters, one from the New York General Service Officeand the other from an Attorney of the North County Incorporated Central Office. Councilchairman Stu W., called on Jack R. to explain to council the context of the letters.

Members elected to the Public Information Committee; Ginny S., Nancy L., and Bud B.,These members are elegible for re-election in June as they are fulfilling an unexpiredterm.

New Member elected to the Program Committee; Joe C.

Meeting adjourned at 9:30

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CENTRAL OFF l^CE

2100 FOURTH AVE. 239-1365


Income Statement

January I, 1976 to February 29, 1976

INCOME:

Books & Literature

Pi ns

T6kens

Buck-A-Month

Group ContributionsMiscellaneous Donations

V i oIet McC.

Monday 12 & 12 studyJim L.

Office KittyMemorium for Frank S.

Tom & Doris B.

Carl & Kay McM.Joe & June J.

Memorium for Bud H. &

Jim B. from Stewart M.

Memorium for RosieB from

her friends

Memorium for Frank S.

Fay & Louise D.Memoriums for Charley C.Anonymous

Special EventsInterest

TOTAL INCOME

DISBURSEMENTS

Cost of Books & Literature

Cost of Pins

Cost of TokensCost of Special EventsBank ChargesRent

TelephoneAnswering ServiceOffice SuppIiesOffice Services

Insurance

Sec. ExpenseRepairs & MaintenanceCo-Ordi nator

WagesWage Taxes

TOTAL OVERHEAD

20.00

10.00

6.00

25.10

10.00

10.00

10.00

20.00

43.05

5.00

20.00

2,341.6058.00

76.00

104.00

I,310.14

79.15

.00

.00

$ 4,068.89

I,240.7252.20

60.80

20.67

.00

340.00

402.29

131.37

174.67

180.85

150.00

30.00

51 .00

15.00

825.96

85.49

$ 3,76'r.02

4,465.35101 .50

239.00

675.00

3,244.33

$ 597.642,556.84

650.95

$ 12,530.61

3,042.4891 .35

191.20

1,164.8518.94

680.00

724.45

244.57

320.61

321 .15

150.00

60.00

51 .00

30.00

1,595.01160.47

$ 8,846.08

NET INCOME:' $ 307.87*********************************************

INCOME:

Col lections

Raffle

Literature

PROGRAM COMMITTEE—CENTRAL MEETINGSEXPENSES:

330.54

95.50

91 .70

20.00

150.00

52.60

I 10.75(

t

pki ns66.36

399.71$ 517.74

Janitor

Rent

BakeryLiterature

Sec. Coffee, CupsCream, Sugar & na

Net Income for February $ 118.03


WAR MEMORIAL BUILDING WEDNESDAYS- 8:00 P.M. BALBOA PARK

March 17

Comm. Person.... Dave

Steps Scott D.Trad It ions V Mickey W.Speaker Andy A., Los AngelesHost Group Santee SundayCakes

5 Years: Spike H.

March 24

Comm. Person.... Francis

Steps RudyTraditionsSpeaker Clancy I., W. Los AngelesHost Group Rancho Santa FeCakes

I Year: Joanne D.

March 51

Comm. Person

StepsTraditions..

SpeakerHost Group..

Apri I 7Comm. Person

Steps.......Traditions..

Speaker,....Host Group..

AgnesJoanne D.

Hobie

Ralph W., Chula VistaSantee Thursday

HarrySkin S.Patty C.Patty R., W. Los AngelesSaturday Nite Owls

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FEBRUARY CAKES

YEAR 5 YEARSAra T.

Ed V.

Rose

J Im L.

NeiI R.

Mary R.Vi rgi n iaChuck W.

Kathy H.Herb

Bob R.

Monica D.

Barbara DeM.Bob E.

JoAnne G.

Paul H.

Dick T.

George J

10 YEARS

Dottie C.

Steve C.

15 YEARS

Pat A.

John E.

Joe J.

Betty

25 YEARSFrank H.

30 YEARSHerb D.

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YOUR A.A. CALENDAR

APRIL 6 - BUSINESS COMMITTEE at 5:30 at theCentral Office

APRIL 7 - PROGRAM COMMITTEE at the War Memorial Building at 7:30 PM.

APRIL 8 _ PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE at theWar Memorial BuiIding at 7:30 PM

COORDINATING COUNCIL at theWar Memorial Building at 8:00 PM

APRIL 18 - SAN DIEGO INSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEEat the Balboa Park Club at I I:30 AM.

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SUNDAY

MARCH 14

10 AM

CHULA VISTA ELKS LODGE - "L" ST EXTENDED,(TELEGRAPH CANYON RD) just east of 805.

SIXTH TRADITION - AA is not affiliated

with any related facility or outsideinterest, but we cooperate with them andthey with us. '

ALANO CLUB OF EL CAJON

LEPRECAUN FROLICS

FRI March 12 9-1

Music by the HI FIsVFW HALL 12650 Lindo Lane Lakeside

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ALANO CLUB OF SAN DIEGO

ST. PATRICK'S DAY DANCESAT March 20 9-1

Uptown Hal I 2927 Mead. AveFELIX and his BAND

REFRESHMENTS RAFFLE PRIZES********

ST PAT'S DAY DINNER PARTYCORNED BEEF 'N CABBAGE IRISH DESSERT

TURNING-POINT HOME

1315 25th STFRIDAY March 12 Ice Cream Specials

5:30-7:00 after 8:30. •*********

RETREAT - April 9-11 and April 23-25from 5pm on Friday to I pm on Sunday,at St. Charles Priory, Oceanside.Retreat Master - Father Barney, SeattleInformation and Reservations - Sandy& Ann C., 447-9039.

THE AA

CXX)RD1NAT0RPublished monthly by the Coordinating Committee ofSon Diego County Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous. APRIL 1976

"EACH GROUP SHOULD BE AUTONOMOUS EXCEPT IN MATTERS AFFECTING OTHER GROUPSOR A.A. AS A WHOLE."

*****GROUP NEWS*****

DAYTIME MEETING CHANGE - NALF BROWN BAGGERS

now meet

Room.

at II A.M., Building 8, Conference

CLAIREMONT (c) WOMENS THURSDAY NIGHT GROUPwill celebrate their IIth ANNIVERSARY withan OPEN MEETING on APR!LSt. Marks

15. EVERYONE WELCOMEMethodist Church at 3502 Clairemont

Drive. 8:15 P.M.

APRIL 22 - See "CHALK TALK" with GRASSROOTS,Our Redeemer Church, 1370 Euclid Ave. atHwy 94. 8:15 P.M. Everyone Welcome.

SAN DIEGO CAMPING GROUP wi I I meet at the KQRanch near Julian the weekend of APRIL 23-25. Please calI Pat F. 280-5966 for further information and YOUR space RESERVATION.

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SERVICE OPPORTUNITY

Co-Editor of the COORDINATOR needed to fillvacancy. Must be able to type, 2 years sobriety required. This is an elective office.Please call Central if you are interested.

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*****speakers*****

EASY DOES IT

9

23

Apri IApri IMay 7May 14

Bob S, OrangeBob L, GlendaleJohn J, Culver CityGeorge C, Santa Monica

SOUTH BAY PIONEERS

April 10Apri I 17

MayMay

I

15

EAST COUNTY

April 10April 17ApriI 24

Angie S, OrangeVon T & Randy H,Fernando

Harry H, LaJol IaWaI Iy & Ray, San

Sue B, LaJolIBetty & OttoJodi K

San

Diego

NORTH SHORES SAT NIGHT

April 10 Dean, Los AngelesApril 17 LuAnn S, Los AngelesApri I 24 Stan S, WhittierMay I Joe Q, Laguna BeachMay 8 John C, Los Angeles

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"Few of us get anything withoutworking for it." W.Feather

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THE PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE each month provides speakers to various commun-information and education programs. In March 2,671

were able to hear the ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS messagea Vista, High Schools: Monte Vista, Rosary,

Mar Vista, Grossmont, Madison, JunlorCol Ieges: Mesa, Miramar and, Optimists Club, LiaJol la Rotary

ity facilities for their alcohopersons at the following facilitiesCourts: San Diego, El Cajon and ChuPatrick Henry, Santana, Oceanside, Valhalla,High Schools: Pershing, Oak Crest, and Earl Warren,San Diego State University, and also the Adult SchooClub, the Alcohol Drop In Center.

The following AA members participatedRosemary B, Tom and Lorayne D, Jack and ViHarriet W, Ruth H, Reggie M, Liz C, Sam S,Betty B, Mike E, Violet 0, Mike TMary Ellen R, Les L, Sally Mc, BiKathy M, Joel S, Jennifer, Bud R,

P, Trish M, DianeGi nn ie

and Bi

S, BII B.

PhyI I isII B, Betty J, Di ckMary R, CharIie T,

T, Pat F, Jean E, E

Che and Nanci M, Bob and Sarah F, Arne andR, Vic and Kathy 0, Jim dnd Betty M, Stu andJudy P, Buz S, Fran P, Gene C, Audrey S, John B,B, Don S, Barbara F, Jack K, Sue B, Jim C

S, Dolores R, Ron L, Marty E, Jim R,Nancy L, Moose, Caroline W, Bud B,don S, Joni M, Chuck W, Barbara P,

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*****APPLICATION - SECRETARY OF NORTH COUNTY BRANCH OFFICE*****

JOB REQUIREMENTS:1. Applicant must be a member of Alcoholics Anonymous.2. Applicant should have adequate clerical and office skills including typing

of 40 words or more per minute on electric typewriter.3. Applicant should have knowledge of book-keeping.4. AppI leant must be bondable.

Applicants that have ALL the above requirements'shouId send a resume to Central Officeprior to MAY 3, 1976. Please indicate: BUS INES.S^ COMMITTEE on the envelope.

GROUP CONTRI

MAR. 1976ACTION DISC. -0- -0-

ASW GROUP -0- -0-

AMIGOS VERDADEROS ; • -0- 17.00AMPHIB NOONERS -0- -0-A STREET -0- -0-

A STREET BEGINNERS -0- -0-

A ST. MENS -0- -0-

A.A. WORKSHOP 150.00 150.00ALANO BREAKFAST -0- -0-

ALPINE 50.00 50.00ANONYMOUS 50.67 1 16.25ARC GROUP 7.00 7.00BAY PARK STUDY -0- 20.00BORREGO SPRINGS -0- -0-BEACH AREA BEGINNERS 100.00 300.00BEACHCOMBERS -0- 31.00BEACH CLUB LUNCHEON 25.00 60.00BROWN BAGGERS -0- 25.00CARLSBAD TUES. -0- 50.00CARLSBAD BIG BOOK STUDY 48.50 48.50CARLSBAD WOMENS 5.00 10.00CARLSBAD MENS -0- -0-

CARLTON HILLS -0- 10.00CASA DE ORA -0- 74.25CEDAR ST. DAYTIME -0- 20.00CEDAR ST. TUES. -0- -0-

CEDAR ST. FRIDAY -0- -0-

CEDAR ST. MENS -0- 30.00CEDAR ST. SUNDAY -0- -0-

C.V. BEG. STEPSTUDY -0- -0-CHULA VISTA DISC. SAT. -0- 20.00CHULA VISTA DAYTIME -0- -0-

CLAIREMONT MENS 40.00 80.00

CLAIREMONT YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-

CLAIREMONT TUES. -0- -0-CLAIREMONT WED. 5.00 5.00CLAIREMONT WOMEN 10.00 40.00CORONADO 50.00 170.00CORONADO STEPSTUDY -0- -0-CORONADO WOMENS -0- -0-DATC NOONERS 10.00 20.00DEL MAR -0- -0-DEL MAR SAT. PART. 29.00 49.00DRY HAWKERS -0- -0-DELTA BIG BOOK STUDY -0- -0-DOWNTOWN DISC. -0- 20.00DRY DOCK ANONYMOUS -0- -0-DRY DOCK #2 -0- 10.00DRY DOCK #20 -0- -0-DRY DOCK #2\ 5.00 5.00DRYLAND DISC. -0- -0-CHULA VISTA MONDAY -0- -0-EARLY BIRDS -0- 20.00EARLY RISERS 10.00 25.00EAST CO. DAYTIME -0- -0-EAST CO SPEAKERS -0- 25.00ESCONDIDO -0- -0-ESCONDIDO YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-ESCONDIDO SAT. NITE -0- -0-ESCONDIDO LATE NITERS -0- -0-E.Z. DOES IT SPEAKERS -0- 25.00E.S.D. WOMENS -0- 10.00E.S.D. THURS. -0- -0-EL CAJON MENS -0- 20.00EL CAJON WOMENS -0- -0-EL CAJON SUNDAY -0- -0-EL CAJON YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-EL CAJON 12 & 12 20.00 20.00EL CAJON OPEN PART. -0- -0-EL CAJON THURS. BEG. -0- -0-EL CAJON TUES. 20.00 40.00EL CAJON WED. DISC. -0- 80.19

BUT IONS

EL CAJON FRIDAY

ENCANTO

ENCINITAS THURS.FALLBROOK (C) SUNFALLBROOK

FALLBROOK WOMENS

FELLOWSHIP CENTER

FLETCHER HILLSFLETCHER HILLS SMOKELESS

FRIDAY ACCEPTANCE GROUP

FRIDAY CHILDRENS

FRIDAY NITE MENSGRASS ROOTS

HOMESTEADERSHERE AND NOW

HERE AND NOW §2

HEARTLAND DAYTIME

HEARTLAND TUES.HEARTLAND THURS.HEARTLAND SUNDAY

HERMANOS ALCO LATIN

HIDDEN VALLEY WOMENS

ICEBREAKERSIMPERIAL BEACH

INFORMAL GROUP

INLAND EMPIRE

INTERNATIONAL GROUPLA JOLLA MONDAY

LA JOLLA THURSDAYLA JOLLA WOMENS

LAKESIDE

LA MESA MENS

LA MESA MIXED (C)LA MESA FRIDAY DAYTIMELATE NIGHTERS

LINDA VISTALIVING SOBER GROUPLEMON GROVE

MIRA MESA

MIRA MESA NOONERSMIRAMAR

MEXICAN LANGUAGE GROUPKUMEYAAY INDIANSLOMA PORTAL GROUPMISSION BAY MONDAYMISSION HILLSNAVAJO ROAD GROUP

N.A.S. NOONERS

NATIONAL CITYNITTY GRITTY MENSNO. CO OPEN

NO. CO SERENITYNO. CO BEG. THURS.NORTH PARK

NO. SHORES BIG BOOKSTUDYNO. SHORES DISC. THURS.NO. SHORES Q & A.NO SHORES SUN. A.M.NO. SHORES SUN. NIGHTNO SHORES SPEAKERSNO SHORES MENSNO SHORES NITE CAPSNO SHORES SHARE & CAREOCEAN BEACH TUES.OCEANS IDE WED. DISC.OCEANS IDE SUN NITEOCEANS IDE (W) NOONOCEANS IDE FRIDAY PARTOCEANS IDE SAT (A- C)OCEANSIDE FRI NITE SPEAKERSOCEANSIDE 12 & 12

OCEANS IDE NEW LIFE (W)

.MAR. 197625.00 25.00

-0- 25.00

15,00 15.00

-0- 150.00

-0- -0-

-0- -0-

-0- -0-

50.00 70,00

-0- 89.00

10.00 10.00

-0- 15.00

-0- 25.00

-0- -0-

-0- -0-

-0- 60.00

-0- 25.00-0- -0-

-0- 25.00

-0- -0-

-0- -0-

-0- -0-

-0- -0-

-0- -0-

10.00 10.00

-0- 20.00

-0- -0-

-0- 20.00

-o- -0-

-0- -0-

-0- -0-

-0- -0-

-0- 10.00

35.00 90.00-0- 25.00

-0- -0-

-0- 50.00

-0- -0-

50.00 150.00

15.00 50.00

-0- -0-

-0- 33.50

-0- -0-

-0- -0-

-0- -0-

-0- -0-

75.00 150,00

-0- -0-

-0- -0-

-0- -0-

-0- -0-

-0- -0-

100.00 100.00

-0- -0-

-0- 10.00

-0- -0-

25.00 75.00

-0- 50.00

-0- 50.00-0- -0-

75.00 200.00

-0- 25,00

-0- -0-

25.00 100.00-0- 35.00

-0- -0-

13.78 13.78

-0- 29.76

-0- 26.00-0- -0-

-0- -0-

00.00 100.00

-0- 5.00

OCEANS IDE YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-OLD TOWN STUDY 20.00 . '40.00 SUNDAY N.IGHT "Y" -0- -0-OLD TIMERS -0- 5.00 SO EAST YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-PARADISE HILLS -0-' 25.00 SAN MARCOS SPEAKERS -0- -0-•PALA GROUP -0- -0- SAN MARCOS STEPSTUDY -0- -0-PALOMAR GROUP -0- • . ..-.0- SAN MARCOS WED. -0- ... -0- •PACIFIC BEACH : SAT. -0- -0- SAN MATED GROUP -0- -0-PACIFIC BEACH YOUNG PEOPLE -O-- -0- SOLANO BEACH -0-LA MESA OPEN MIXED • -0- • ' -0- SAT NIGHT YOUNG PEOPLE . • -0- • - -0-

OCEANS IDE MENS -0-- •' ' ' •=-0- SAN DIEGUETO WOMtNS' -0-^' • 30.60"PINE VALLEY DISC. -0- • '5.00 SO CLAIREMONT FRIDAY ' -0- • • 20.00POINT LOMA MENS -0- '"-0- SO BAY TRIANGLE 10.00 30.00'POINT LOMA WED. -0- • . 20.00 SUN TRADITION MEN -0- ' -0-POT LUCK PROBLEM SOLVERS -0- *• • -0- SO EAST WOMEN • -0- • -0-POWAY THRESHOLD 60.00 80.00 SAN DIEGUETO STEPSTUDY -0- -0^POWAY TRADITIONS -0- 40.00 TORREY PINES GROUP -0- ^ .-0-POWAY SAT OPEN END -0- 39.00 TIERRANSANTA HGHTS • -0- '20.00''QUESTIONS & ANSWERS -0- "5.00 TRI SUNDAY MORN -0- -0-RAINBOW -0- -0- TRADITION WEST -0- 35.00RANCHO BERNARDO -0- 40.00 TRADITION ONE SUN^ '. -0- -b-RANCHO SANTA FE 200.00 2,00.00 TUES FLETCHER H1 LLS StEPSTUDY -0- 10.00 •RAMONA -0- -0- TWENTY FORTY -0- -0-RECOVERY STEPSTUDY -0- -0- . TWENTY FOUR HOUR GROUP 10.00 20.00ROLANDO -0- -0- ^TWENTY THIRTY GROUP -0- -0-ROUND TABLE DISC. -0- -0- TURNING POINT TUES -0- 4.00SERENDIPITY WOMENS -0- -0- TURNING POINT SUN 8;00 8.00SANTEE SUNDAY 10.00 30.00 UNIVERSITY CITY 19.00 40.00SANTEE THURS. -0- 50.00 VIStA THURS. • -0- 65.00SAT NIGHT OWLS -0- - -0- VISTA TUES. PART. -0- 35.00SAN DIEGO CAMPING GROUP -0- -0- VISTA STEPSTUDY 15.82 15.82SAN CARLOS STEPSTUDY -0- . .15,00 VI.STA .VLEW . 35.00 35.00SO BAY DISC. -0- -0- VISTA HILLS -0- -0-SO BAY SUNDAY -0- -0- VISTA SAT NIGHT -0- -0-SO BAY Q & A. -0- ' ;_0- -- -V IÂ SUNDAY MORN -0- -0-SO BAY PIONEERS 37.50 82.50 WAY OF LIFE GROUP , -0- , -0-SO BAY WOMENS "5.00 20.00 WED. NIGHT MENS STAG .; -0- -0-S.D. YOUNG PEOPLE .-0- -0- WOMENS " 20.00 30.00SPRING VALLEY -0- 30.00 WED.' NIGHT MIXED (C) •" -0- 30.00SPRING VALLEY TRIANGLE 10.00 10.00 WOMENS SHARING GROUP -0- -0-STADIUM -0- 20.00 WOMENS STEPSTUDY -0- -0-SUNDAY MID-DAY -0- 30.00 ELEVENTH STEPSTUDY GROUP. -0- ' -0-SERENITY WOMENS . -0- -0- DRY BAY #33 . -0- -0-SUNDAY NIGHT BEG. -0- -0- OLD FASHIONS' -0- -0-MY HOUSE GROUP -0- -0- VISTA FRIDAY NIGHT NEWCOMBERS -Ot- -0-DRY DOCK # 27 -0- -0- DRY DOCK #. 37.. . • ... -0- -0-EAST CO. BREAKFAST GROUP -0- -0- MIRAMAR'NOONERS •-0- -0-************* ***** * ***************** ***** *****

THE FOURTH TRADITION

Each group should be autonomous.,:except in hfiatters^ affeitihg other .

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groups or A.A. as a whole.

A s always, freedom brings responsibility. Because each group is autonomous, ..it'sup to each, group to avoid any action that might harm A.A. -And there have" been such actions—or this Tradition would be unhecesiiary, • "ImfDitcit thr6ughout A.A.'s Traditions,."

have'character defects as a society and.these defects threaten us continually.",

in a way, the Fourth .Tradition is like the Fourth Step: -It suggests that the A.A. groupshould take honest inventory .of itself, asking about each of it independently plannedactions, "Would this break any Tradition?" Like the individual member who chooses tomake the Steps his guide toward happy sobriety, the wise group recognizes that theTraditions are .not,hindering. technicaIities—they are proven guides toward the chiefobjectice of all A.A. groups...

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SAN DIEGO CENTRAL OFFICE2100 FOURTH AVE.239-1365

NORTH COUNTY BRANCH OFFICE

666 EAST VISTA WAY

VISTA.

DROP IN AND HAVE A CUP OF COFFEE.


WAR MEMORIAL BUILDING WEDNESDAYS 8:00 P.M. BALBOA PARK

Apr!I 14Comm. Person....Betty B.Steps Jerry P.Traditions......Gal I W.

Speaker Beulah L, Culver CityHost Group So Bay SundayCakes

I Year: Earl W.10 Years: Cathy R.

April 21

ApriI 28Comm. Person....AgnesSteps Ethe I A.Traditions Chuck W.

Speaker.... Father Frank, San JancitoHost Group San Carlos Step StudyCakes

I Year: Judy P.5 Years: Arch

25 Years: Marie M.

May 5Program UnconfirmedCakes

I Year: Linda M.

Comm. Person....DaveSteps Harry H.Traditions......Marty E.Speaker .,..Herb J., AlhambraHost Group So Bay QandA

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MARCH CAKES

Year 5 Years 0 Years

Dennis T.

Seamus 0*HArt B.

Li I Iian W.

Joanne D.

Harold B.Spike H.Manuel M.

Bob W.

TedJack K,

Jerry S.Mi I Iie M.

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YOUR A.A. CALENDAR

APRIL 18San Diego Institutional Committee

meeting at Balboa Park Club at 11:30A.M.

MAY 4

Business Committee meeting at 5:30P.M. at the Central Office.

MAY 5

Program Committee meeting at theWar Mem BIdg at 7:30 P.M.

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SIXTH TRAD ITION - AA is not affiliated withany related facility or outside interest,but we cooperate with them and they with us.

20 Years

Chuck C.

MAY 6

Pub] ic.Information ;Weeting. .at 7:30, War Memorial BIdg.

MAY 6

Coordinating Council Meetingat 8:00 P.M. , War MemorialBuiI ding.

MORE GROUP NEWS

PATHFINDERS26th ANNUAL HOMECOMING DANCE SAT MAY IWar Mem BIdg 9-1

WESTERN JAMBOREEBuck Wayne's Buckshots

Western Dress InvitedGAMES PRIZES REFRESHMENTS

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SUNDAY SPIRITUAL MEETING II A.M.Speaker: AnciI C. War Mem. BIdg.

NEW - YOUNG PEOPLE'S MEETING in

El Cajon. Friday night at 8:15 P.M.1264, E. Washington.

ATTENTION - ALL AA MOTORCYCLE

RIDERSV.!'.! Contact Dennis, 748-"2746 or O.B. 420-4908 for informationabout fellowship activities.

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THINK'.'.'.!!!!!

Change your attitude to gratitude*****************

Income;Books & Literature

Pins

TokensBuck-A-Month

Group ContributionsMiscellaneous Donations:

Area AssemblyViolet MqC.Memorium for Frank S.

from Veronica N.

Birthday donation fromFrank F.

Office KittySpecial EventsInterest

Total Income

Disbursements:Cost of Books & Literature

Cost of PinsCost of Tokens

Cost of Special EyentsBank ChargeRentTelephoneAnswering ServiceOffice SuppIiesOffice Services

Insurance

Taxes & (License

Secretary ExpenseRepairs & MaintenanceCo-OrdinatorWagesWage Taxes

Total Overhead


Income Statement

January I, 1976 to March 25, 1976

10.00

20.00

5.00

12.00

17.89

$ 2,448.4514.50

106.00)08.00

1,719.27

64.89

42.00-0-

$ 4,503.11.

1,859.5513.05

. 74.20

. -0-

-0-

515.00451 .90

102.52

195.43

.173.71

60.00

5.00

30.00

65.47

15.00

. 825,9685.48

$ . 4,472.27

$ 6,913.80116.00

• 345.00

783.00

4,963.60

662.53

2,598.84650.95

$ 17,033.72

5,902104

265

1,16418

1,1951,176

347

516

494

210

5

9.0

Ci7945

2,420245

.03

.40'

.40

.85 .

.94

.00

.35.

.09

.04

.86

.00

.00

..00

.00

.97

.95

$ 14,881.35

Net Income $ 30.84

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NCOME:

Col lections

Raff Ie

Literature

Net Income for March

PROGRAM COMMITTEE—CENTRAL MEETINGS

367.13

I 10.50

60.85

$ 538.48

$ 169.55

EXPENSES;

JanitorRent

BakeryLiterature

Coffee, Cups,Cream, Sugar &Napki ns

20.00

150.00

27.40

133.50

38.03

$ 368.93

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The 367th meeting of the Counc! I was cal led to order at 8;GO PM by Stu Vi, chairman.Traditions were read by Ted. Roll call by Al McG. Correction was made In the minutesto read that a motion by John 6 to accept the Businisss Committee report in its entiretyshould be corrected to read that $tu Vi, chairman of Council, directed Colleen C, secretary of Council, to get out a letter to the groups who have representation on theCouncil to vote on whether the groups would approve the establishment of a No CountyBranch Off Ice in Vista, to be voted on at the April Council meeting.

Business Committee report given by chairman Ray R who reported the financial sheets hadbeen reviewed and accepted. A correction in the August Coordinator that stated $2,000was transferred from the literature fund to the savings account was in error. The $2,000was transferred to the General Fund.

Program committee report was given by co-chairman Mary Lee J who reported all speakersconfirmed through April. The announcement of the selling of the raffle tickets beforethe meeting has proven very successful. Co chairman Arne B asked that the Host groupwould please have a minimum of five people present to help at the Central Meeting. .

Public Information Committee chairman Bill P reported that the committee covered21 facilities with 67 speakers, exposure to 2,671 persons.

Old Business: A vote was taken on the No Cognty Branch Office. The results were:Yes - 83, Mo - 3.

Ray R., chairman of the Business Committee on the No. County Branch Office: Theaddress will be added to our meeting schedule. On April 2, Ray and Charlie T. willmake arrangements for telephone installation and will meet with the landlord of the office.Immediately after the installation of the Vista number, the Zenith number will be terminated.

The qualifications for Secretary, i:o. County Branch will be in the form of an applicationin the April Coordinator. Applicants will be interviewed and tested and the names presented to the Coordinating Council for their selection of +he secretary. The BusinessCommittee unanimously voted to have volunteers man the Branch Office until a permanentsecretary is selected. The San Diego office manager. Colleen will meet with the volunteersof the No County Branch on Thursday, April 8, 1976 and conduct an indoctrination class.

Ray stated that this Branch Office should be given sufficient time to prove itsworth. Discussion followed.

Ed J. asked why we v/ere not sending a bonded employee from the San Diego Ciantral .Office to man the Branch rather than volunteers. A motion was made to use thevolunteers until a permanent secretary is selected. Motion seconded and passed.

Arne B. stated that the Council should give the Business Committee a vote of Confidenceand that the progress of the Branch Office be reported to the Coordinating Council,

A motion was made by Jane R 'I'hat a separate itemized account of the expenditures andincome of the No County Branch office in Vista be separate and apart from the income andexpenditures of the San Diego Centra! Office as reported in the Coordinator. Ntotion wasseconded and passed.

Mary B. made a motion thax at the completion of 4 months' operation of the branchoffice in the No County that a report, by the Business Committee, be brought to theCoordinating Council to determine whether to continue or terminate the operationof said branch office. Motion denied.

A motion made in February by Charlie T. from the Carlsbad group was read by Stu W.that a committee of not. .less than 5 or more than 8 review and recommend changesin the Counci I plan of procedures. "

Hal C. presented the recommended changes to the current by-laws as presented bythe ad hoc committee. No action taken.

Under New Business Gail \'i was elected to the Program Committee.Meeting adjourned at 10:00 P.M.

A.A.RECIPE

I gal. open-mindedness 2 ats. willingness1 pt. understanding 6 C responsibility2 qts gratitude I C judgmentI C tact Dash of intelligence

Combine ingredients and serve with large do I lop of love flavored withfaith, xhis^ like yeast, will grow and improve if kept warm and active.But to increase, it must be shared v/ith others.

Feb-Mar 1974 BOX 4-5-9

ili'iTifVgAVPublished monthly by the Coordinating Committee ofSon Diego County Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous. May 1976

"EACH GROUP HAS BUT ONE PRIMARY PURPOSE—TO CARRY ITS MESSAGETO THE ALCOHOLIC WHO STILL SUFFERS"

GROUP0'scontinued Meetings:

Escondido Sat. Nite Open EndLast San Diego Women's Group, Friday

New MeetingsAI i led Garden Discussion GroupSt. Theresa Catnolic Church, 5815 Navajo Rd.Wednesday Night, 8:i5 P.M.

Dei Mar Discussion GroupRancho Santa Fe Trust & Savings Bank,Can1 no del MarSaturday, 8:30 P.M.

Not ice I Not ice I Notice'. Notice! Notice!No meeting: May 14 through June 4Friday Meeting, Ai! Saints Episcopal Church625 Pennsylvania (6th and Penn)

Ne-r Address: Recovery Step Study GroupBeginning May 7, 601 Market Street(Rear entrance from parking lot)Episcopal Community Center

San Marcos Step Study GroupBsginning May 19, Ail States Savings & Loan205 S, Rancho Santa Fe Rd., San Marcos

SOS SOS SOS SOS SOS SOS SOSTorrey Pines Group needs help! OutsidesuDport is needed for this, the firstoutside contacT for many hospital patients.Thursday night, 8:00, 2 'West, VA Hospital

La Mesa Womens (c), Friday, 1:00 P.M. needsme:nbers. Let's help.

Spec!ai Events, let's celebrateJune 10. DATC Nooners Group. I YearAm iversary meeting vO I I be held inBicc. 35, second floor, conference room 204,12:30, Refreshments after meeting.Eve-yone Vfelcome!

Juno It. Easy Does It Speakers GroupPot iuck dinner, 6:30 to 10 P.M.Golden Avenue School Lemon (Brove Group willsupply ham anc beef. Please bring salad,ccsserole, vegetable, or dessert for 8.

May 27, Grass Roots Group, Our RedeemerChurch, 1370 Euclid Ave. at Hwy. 94Film: Chalk Talk

Mav 23, I to 5 P.M. North County BranchOfft.;o Open House.

Oppc-tunity Ca i i I-758-25 14If vou are interested in doing 12-step work,

iiOI "'"h CountV Branch Office.

NEWS

"LET'S GO DISCO TO THE SWIFT KICK"May 15, 1976, 8 to MidnightWar Memorial BuildingBalboa Park, San Diego

A danc<fe presented by San Diego YoungPeople of A.A. CommitteeRaffles . . . Dance Contest . . . Sk'''-'}.Fun . . , Fun . . . Fun . . . Fun , . .

Fellowship by a camp fire. May 15, 16 J 'San Diego Camping Group wll I meet at .'.0Ranch near Julian. Call Albert, 236-Tv''Ffor detai Is and space reservations.

May 23, 8:30 A.M. Motorcycle ride.Meet at Vaquero's in E! Cajon on Magro'i.-;Ride across the mountains, thru the dsn---and into Pine Valley for a meeting.Dennis, 748-2746; O.B., 420-4908.

Appreciation

North County Branch Office wishes tothank the following people for theirdonations of office equipment, time ar r,service:

Donna L. Tom P. Tom K. Carol E.Harry L. Fran P. Tom P. Shiela M.

JIm R. John B.

Many thanks to Scott and Mickey forchairing our Spring Dance. Linda M.;Betty B., Lu Ann, Mary Ann and Gloria dida great job decorating. Fun was had by

IN MEMORIAM

San Diego A.A. extends its sincereto:

The family and friends of "Jonesy' J.from Mission Hi I Is Group who passed u "May 3.

The family and friends of Warren D. .passed away Apri I 6.

The friends of Ed V. who passed aimyApr!I 3.

l~AM-R£SPOMS!BLE-CLUB is . . .

A group of sober alcoholicsWHO CARE

WHO ARE GRATEFUL

They donate blood that other alcohc' .'...lMIGHT LIVE

They be Ii eve thatME TOO

is more important thanME FIRST.

Call Central Office if you agree.

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GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS

ACTION DISC. -0- -0- EL CAJON FRIDAY -0- 25.00

ASW GROUP -0- -0- ENCANTO 10.00 35.00

AMI COS VERDADEROS 8.00 25.00 ENCINITAS THURS. -0- 15.00

AMPHIB NOONERS -0- -0- *FALLBROOK (C) SUN 75.00 225.00

A STREET -0- -0- FALLBROOK -0- -0-

A STREET BEGINNERS -0- -0- FALLBROOK WOMENS -0- -0-

A ST. MENS -0- -0- FELLOWSHIP CENTER -0- -0-

A.A. WORKSHOP -0- 150.00 FLETCHER HILLS 40.00 . 110.00

ALANO BREAKFAST -0- -0- FLETCHER HILLS SMOKELESS, -0- 89.00

ALPINE -0- 50.00 FRIDAY ACCEPTANCE GROUP 10.00 20.00

ANONYMOUS 24.72 140.97 FRIDAY CHILDRENS 10.00 25.00

ARC GROUP -0- 7.00 FRIDAY NITE MENS -0- 25.00

BAY PARK STUDY 20.00 40.00 GRASS ROOTS -0- -0-

BORREGO SPRINGS -0- -0- HOMESTEADERS -0- -0-

BEACH AREA BEGINNERS 50.00 350.00 *HERE AND NOW 10.00 70.00

BEACH AREA BEGINNERS #2 -0- -0- HERE AND NOW §2 -0- 25.00

BEACHCOMBERS 10.00 41 .00 HEARTLAND DAYTIME -0- -0-

BEACH CLUB LUNCHEON -0- • 60.00 HEARTLAND TUES. 25.00 50.00

*BROWN BAGGERS 58.68 83.68 HEARTLAND THURS. -0- -0-

*CARLSBAD TUES. 25.00 75.00 HEARTLAND SUNDAY -0- -0-

CARLSBAD BIG BOOK STUDY -0- 48.50 HERMANOS ALOO LATIN -0- -0-

CARLSBAD WOMENS -0- 10.00 HIDDEN VALLEY WOMENS -0- -0-

CARLSBAD MENS -0- -0- ICEBREAKERS -0- -0-

CARLTON HILLS -0- 10.00 IMPERIAL BEACH -0- 10.00

CASA DE ORA 49.50 123.75 INFORMAL GROUP -0- 20.00

CEDAR ST. DAYTIME -0- 20.00 INLAND EMPIRE -0- -0-

CEDAR ST. TUES. -0- -0- INTERNATIONAL GROUP -0- 20.00

CEDAR ST. FRIDAY -0- -0- LA JOLLA MONDAY 25.00 25.00

CEDAR ST. MENS -0- 30.00 LA JOLLA THURSDAY -0- -0-

CEDAR ST. SUNDAY -0- -0- LA JOLLA WOMENS -0- -0-

C.V. BEG. STEPSTUDY -0- -0- LAKESIDE -0- -0-

CHULA VISTA DISC. SAT. -0- 20.00 LA MESA MENS -0- 10.00

CHULA VISTA DAYTIME -0- -0- LA MESA MIXED (C) 70.00 160.00

CLAIREMONT MENS -0- 80.00 LA MESA FRI DAYTIME 25.00 50.00

CLAIREMONT YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0- LATE NIGHTERS -0- -0-

CLAIREMONT TUES. 10.00 10.00 LINDA VISTA -0- 50,00

CLAIREMONT WED. -0- 5.00 LIVING SOBER GROUP -0- . -0-

CLAIREMONT WOMENS 10.00 50.00 LEMON GROVE -0- 150.00

CORONADO 50.00 220.00 MIRA MESA -0- 50.00

CORONADO COASTAL STEPSTUDY -0- -0- •MIRA MESA NOONERS -0- -0-

CORONADO WOMENS -0- -0- *MIRAMAR TUES NITE 17.00 50.50

CORONADO PROSPECT DISC. -0- -0- *MIRAMAR NOONERS 17.00 17.00

CORONADO SUNDAY 10.00 10.00 MEETING AFTER -0- -0-

DATC NOONERS -0- 20.00 LOMA PORTAL GROUP -0- -0-

*DEL MAR 60.00 60.00 MISSION BAY MONDAY -0- -0-

DEL MAR SAT. PART. -0- 49.00 MISSION HILLS 25.00 175.00

DRY HAWKERS -0- -0- NAVAJO ROAD GROUP 30.00 30.00

DOWNTOWN DISC. 10.00 30.00 N.A.S. NOONERS 25.00 25.00

DRY DOCK ANONYMOUS -0- -0- NATIONAL CITY -0- -0-

DRY DOCK #2 -0- 10.00 *NITTY GRITTY 5.44 5.44

DRY DOCK m) -0- -0- NO CO. OPEN -0- -0-

DRY DOCK n\ -0- 5.00 *N0. CO. SERENITY 50.56 150.56

DRYLAND DISC. -0- -0- *N0. CO. BEG. THURS. 20.00 20.00

CHULA VISTA MONDAY -0- -0- NORTH PARK -0- 10.00

EARLY BIRDS 20.00 40.00 NO SHORES BIG BOOKSTUDY -0- -0-

EARLY RISERS 20.00 45.00 NO. SHORES DISC. THURS. 10.00 85.00

EAST CO. DAYTIME -0- -0- NO. SHORES Q & A -0- 50.00

EAST CO. SPEAKERS -0- 25.00 NO SHORES SUN. A.M. 25.00 75.00

ESCONDIDO -0- -0- NO SHORES SUN. NIGHT 5.00 5.00

ESCONDIDO YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0- NO SHORES SPEAKERS 75.00 275.00

ESCONDIDO SAT. NITE -0- -0- NO SHORES MENS 30.00 55.00

ESCONDIDO LATE NITERS -0- -0- NO SHORES NITE CAPS -0- -0-

E.Z. DOES IT SPEAKERS -0- 25.00 NO SHORES SHARE & CARE 20.00 120.00

E.S.D. THURS. -0- -0- OCEAN BEACH TUES. -0- 35.00

EL CAJON MENS -0- 20.00 OCEANS IDE WED. DISC. -0- -0-

EL CAJON WOMENS -0- -0- OCEANS IDE SUN NITE -0- 13.78

EL CAJON SUNDAY -0- -0- *OCEANSIDE (W) NOON 43.20 72.96

EL CAJON YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0- *OCEANSIDE FRIDAY PART 80.00 106.00

EL CAJON 12 & 12 -0- 20.00 OCEANS IDE SAT (A C) -0- -0-

EL CAJON OPEN PART. -0- -0- OCEANS IDE FRI NITE SPEAKERSO- -0-

EL CAJON BEG. THURS. -0- -0- OCEANSIDE 12 & 12 -0- 100.00

EL CAJON TUES. 20.00 60.00 OCEANS IDE NEW LIFE (W) -0- 5.00

EL CAJON WED. DISC. 47.00 127.19 OCEANS IDE YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-

OLD TOWN STUDY -0- 40.00. SUNDAY NIGHT Y -0- -0-OLD TIMERS 5.00 10.00 SO EAST YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-

PARADISE HILLS -0- 25.00 SAN MARCOS SPEAKERS -0- -0-PALOMAR GROUP -0- -0- *SAN MARCOS STEPSTUDY 300.00 300.00PACIFIC BEACH SAT. -0- -0- *SAN MARCOS WED. 15.89 15.89P.B. YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0- SAN MATED GROUP -0- -0-LA MESA OPEN MIXED -0- -0- SOLANO BEACH -0- -Q-OCEANS IDE MENS -0- -0- SAT NIGHT YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-

PINE VALLEY DISC. -0- 5.00 SAN DIEGUETO WOMENS -0- 30.00POINT LOMA MENS 50.00 50.00 SO CLAIREMONT FRI. 15.00 35.00POINT LOMA WED. 20.00 40.00 SO BAY TRIANGLE 30.00 60.00POT LUCK PROBLEM-SOLVERS -0- -0- SUN TRADITION MEN -0- -0-

*POWAY THRESHOLD 50.00 130.00 SO EAST WOMEN -0- -0-

*POWAY TRADITIONS 20.00 60.00 SAN DIEGUETO STEPSTUDY -0- -0-

*POWAY SAT OPEN END 20.00 59.00 TORREY PINES GROUP 50.00 50.00

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 5.00 10.00 TIERRANSANTA HGHTS -0- 20.00

RAINBOW -0- -0- *TRI SUNDAY MORN 30.00 30.00RANCHO BERNARDO -0- 40.00 TRADITION WEST -0- 35.00

RANCHO SANTA FE -0- 200.00 TRADITION ONE SUN -0- -0-

RAMONA -0- -0- TUES. FLETCHER HILLS 10.00 20.00

RECOVERY STEPSTUDY 5.00 5.00 TWENTY FORTY 5.00 5.00

ROLANDO -0- -0- TWENTY FOUR HOUR GROUP 20.00 40.00

ROUND TABLE DISC. -0- -0- TWENTY THIRTY GROUP -0- -0-

SERENDIPITY WOMENS -0- -0- TURNING POINT TUES. -0- 4.00

SANTEE SUNDAY -0- 30.00 TURNING POINT SUN. -0- 8.00

SANTEE THURS. -0- 50.00 UNIVERSITY CITY 10.50 50.50

SAT NIGHT OWLS -0- -0- *VISTA THURS. 55.00 120.00

SAN DIEGO CAMPING GROUP -0- -0- VISTA TUES. PART. -0- 35.00

SAN CARLOS STEPSTUDY -0- 15.00 VISTA STEPSTUDY -0- 15.82

SO BAY DISC. -0- -0- *VISTA VIEW 23.00 58.00

SO BAY SUNDAY -0- -0- VISTA HILLS -0- -0-

SO BAY Q& A. -0- -0- VISTA SAT NITE -0- -0-

SO BAY PEIONEERS 37.50 120.00 *VISTA SUNDAY MORN 50.00 50.00

SO BAY WOMENS 10.00 30.00 WAY OF LIFE GROUP -0- -0-

S.D. YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0- WED NIGHT MENS STAG -0- -0-

SPRING VALLEY -0- 30.00 WOMENS 20.00 60.00

SPRING VALLEY TRIANGLE -0- 10.00 WED NIGHT MIXED (C) -0- 30.00

STADIUM -0- 20.00 WOMENS SHARING GROUP -0- -0-

SUNDAY MID-DAY 15.00 45.00 WOMENS STEPSTUDY -0- -0-

SERENITY WOMENS -0- -0- ELEVENTH STEPSTUDY -0- -0-

SUNDAY NIGHT BEG. -0- -0- DRY BAY #33 -0- -0-

MY HOUSE GROUP -0- -0- OLD FASHIONS -0- -0-

DRY DOCK #37 -0- -0- VISTA FRI NITE NEWCOMBERS -0-

* INDICATES CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE NORTH COUNTY GROUPS************** * * * * ****** ************ * * * * * * * *

TO BE ELECTED by the COORDINATING COUNCIL - JUNE 3.

CHAIRMAN...Coordinating CouncilTerm: Six months

Requirements: Three years sobriety andsix months experience asa coordinator

To succeed Stu W.

ASS'T CHAIRMAN...Coordinating^CounciITerm: Six Months

Requirements Same as that of chairmanTo succeed Ai McG.

SECRETARY Program CommitteeTerm: Six Months

Requirements: Two year's sobrietyTo succeed Ron L.

PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE THREEMEMBERS. (Nominated by the BusinessCommittee)

Term: Six MonthsRequirements: Three years sobrietyTo succeed Bud B., Ginnie S.,

Nancy L. Eligiblefor re-election.

PROGRAM COMMITTEE—MEMBER (Female)Term: Six monthsRequirements: Two years sobriety

BUSINESS COMMITTEE—2 Men and I WomanTerm: One yearRequirements: Three years sobrietyTo succeed Mickey W., Ray R.,

Tommy T.

SEE YOUR GROUP COORDINATOR IF YOU ARE WILLING AND ABLE TO SERVE ON ANY OF THESE COMMITTEES.


• The 368th meeting of the Coordinating Council was called to order at 8:00 PM by Chairman, Stu W. Traditions were read by Ida G. Roll Call by Al McG. 70 Groups were represented. Minutes approved as read.

Business Committee report given by Tommy T., member of the Business Committee. Hereported that the Committee had a special meeting on the 29th of May to interview the app-licants for Scretary, North County Branch Office. Five applicants were interviewed: FranP.Joni M., Ruth R., Annie K., and Rosemary A. The financial sheets were reviewed and acceptedA^motion was made to install another phone in the No. County Branch Office and to instructthe No. County Branch Office secretary to make arrangements for an answering service.Committee passed motion. Tommy reported the Committee had selected Rosemary A. asBranch Office secretary, to be approved by the Coordinating Council.

Program Committee report given by co-chairman Arne B. All speakers confirmed through May.rne asked for the Host Groups for the Central Meetings to please make a point of being

at the meeting when notified of the date they are to host.Information' Committee report given by Bill P, The Committee covered 16 facilities,

43 speaikers who spoke to 1,287 persons.Old Business: Hobie K. made a motion to accept the recomendatIon of the Business

Committee for Rosemary Ato be the North County Branch Office secretary. Seconded and passed.Lyn G. was elected as Co-editor of the Coordinator.

Stu W., chairman, read a letter from the Early Birds group who made a motion thate recommended changes to- the Present Plan of Procedures be sent to the groups who

have representation at the Council for acceptance or rejection. Harriet N. made a motionto send the recommended changes to all groups. Seconded and Passed.

Stu W. directed the Secretary of the Counci I to send a copy to each group before thenext Council meeting. This is to be voted on at the August meeting.

NQw Business; Stu Wread a letter from Hal C asking the Business Committee to have abreakdown of the January, February and March telephone bills. This was to set the recordo regard to the report on the Zenith number by Ray R., chairman of the Businesscommittee. Tommy T gave the breakdown to the Council. Hal C accepted the report.

Stu W+old the Council that the Ledger Books of the Central Office are open to thefellowship at Large and also that any member of the Fellowship is welcome to sit in onany of the standing committee meetings.

Stu W. read a letter from the San Carlos Step Study and Twenty-Forty Groups with

meeting Present Plan of Procedure. These were tabled until the September CouncilJohn B. explained the reason for our Prudent Reserve and that the contributions

from the groups no way cover our expenses. He then asked all groups to take this intoconsideration and contribute to the local Central Office.

The standing Committee meetings for the month of June will be held during thesecond week of the month. Business Committee - June 8, Program Committee - June 9,Public Information and Coordinating Council on June 10.

Nate J. was elected to the Program Committee.Meeting adjourned at 9:15.

THEY CARRY THE MESSAGE -1287 persons were reached by the efforts of the following 43 speakers: Mike T., Pat F.

Don R., Betty B. Felix DeLaT., Barbara F., Hobie K., Sue B., Dale G., Sherri N, Roman G.'Sue ^Betty G., Gary B., Dee H., Pete H., Jane J., Henry C., Phyllis B., Eldon S,Mary EB., Bob M., Harriet W., Bill M., Ceil C., Lyie T., Mickey W., Bruce N., Noel K.,Tom &Lorayne D., Jim &Betty M., Vic &Kathy 0., Claire O'C., Jack &Vi R.,Dale & Ginnie S., Caroline W., Bi I I P and Scott D.

They spoke at San Diego, CHula Vista and El Cajon court classes, San Diego State Univ.,esa College, San Diego City College, Clairemont Lutheran Church, Madison, Clairemont,

=. Miguel High Schools, CHula Vista and Bell Junior High Schools,and S.O.F.A. Community Center P.A.R.

OPEN HOUSE

No. County Branch Office666 E Vista Way

V i sta

Come and meet your new secretary, Rosemary A.

SUNDAY, MAY 23 1-5 P MCOFFEE 'CAK^

i ncome

Books & Literature

Pins

Tokens

Buck-a-Month

Group ContributionsMiscellaneous Donations

S.D.I. Comm i ttee

Vi McC.

Carl C.

Office Kitty


INCOME STATEMENT

JANUARY I, 1976 to APRIL 30, 1976Apri I$ 3,718.30

8.50

145.00

69.00

" '2,042.99

5.0020.00

5.00

19.23

(Spring Dance)49.23

578.71

441.09

Special EventsInterest

Total Income $ 7,052.82

Disbursements

Cost of Books & literature

Cost of Pins

Cost of Tokens

Cost of Special Events (Spring Dance)Bank ChargeRent S.D. Central Office 340.00

No. Co. Branch Office 175.00.

TelephoneAnswering ServiceOffice SuppIiesOffice Services

Insurance

Taxes & license

Secretary ExpenseRepairs & MaintenanceCoord in atdrrg CouncilWages

3,565.877.65

I 16.00

555.59

-0-

515.00

472.76

124.47

325.75

189.64

-0-

-0-

30.00,

34.33

15.00

825.96

85.48

120.00

$ 6,983.50$ 69.32

ApriI 15, 1976 to ApriI 23, 1976.$ 140.00

154.70

5.00

Year to Date10,632.10

124.50

490.00

852.00

7,006.59

71 I .76

3,177.551,092.04

$ 24,086.54

•9,467.90I 12.05

381.40

1,720.4418.94

I ,710.001,649.1 I

471.56

841.79

684.50

210.00

5.00

' 120.00

•• 71 3'. 80

60.00

3,246.93• 331:43

120.00

21,864.85

Wage TaxesDepreciation

Net Income

Branch Office

Contributions $

Books & Literature

Tokens299.70

Disbursements paid from S.D. Central Office.************************************

Office Manned by Volunteers

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NCOME:

Col lections

Ra f f Ie

Literature

$ 456.18I 17.45

126.55

$ 700.18

EXPENSES

Janitor

RentBakeryLiterature '

Coffee, napkins.,candles

$ 25.00

150.00

56.20

167.00

19.86

$ 418.06

Net Income for April282.12 • . .. •

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SAN DIEGO CENTRAL OFFICE

2100 FOURTH AVE.

239-1365

NORTH COUNTRY BRANCH OFFICE

666 EAST VISTA WAY

758-2514

DROP'IN AND JOIN US IN A CUP OF COFFEE


YOUR' CENTRAL MEETING

WEDNESDAYS——8:00 P.M. BALBOA PARK

May 26Comm. Person....AgnesSteps...........RubyTraditions...,,.AISpeaker.........Barnle M.^L.A.Host Group......So. Bay PioneersCakes

5 Years: Charfle B.

June 2Comm. Person....JoeStepsTraditionsSpeakerHost Group...... So. Bay WomensCakes

May 12

Comm. Person....BettySteps.CherryITraditions......Chuck McC.Speaker^........Jack McN., Venic©Host Group .RolandoCakes

I Year: Judy P., John R.10 Years: Gene K.20" Years: Mi ldred E.

May 19Comm. Person....DaveSteps.. ....Hugh D.Trad Itions......LIzO.Speaker.........Bill 0»N., L.A.Host Group......So. Bay Disc.Cakes :

20 Years: Jean S,

June 9Comm. Person....GailStepsTraditions

* * * *

SpeakerHost Group'. S.D. Young PeopleCakes.

* * * * * *.

YEAR

Doris L.Ray H.Stelner K,Sue

George M.

Earl W.Nancy P.Jack B,Art K.Judy P.

Jean D.Jeanne J.Dan D.

25 YEARS

Marty H.Marie M.

APRIL CAKES5 YEARS ""

Mickey W.Chuck B.Bob H.Mike V.Pat S.Arch

10 YEARS

Jack G.Cathy P.

5 YEARSWill S.

Stew M.Tom T.

YOUR A.A. CALENDAR

May 16 - SAN DIEGO INSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEEat the Balboa Park Club at 11:30 A.M.

June 8 - BUSINESS COMMITTEE at 5:30 at theCentral Office.

June 9 - PROGRAM COMMITTEE at the War Memorial Building at 7:30 P.M.

June 10 - PUBLIC INFORMATI ON COMMITTEE at theWar Memprlal BuiIding at 7:30 P.M.

June 10 - COORDINATING COUNCIL at the WarMemorial BuiIdlng at 8:00 P.M.

COOPERATIONSIXTH TRADITION -A.A. Is not affiliatedwith any related facllltyor outsideinterest, but we cooperate with them andthey cooperate with us.

PIONEER DAYS - IST annual DANCESOUTH BAY PIONEERS

May 29, 8-12^ at the War Memorial Bldg.,music by Lyle and The HI FI's.

30 YEARS

GMI H.

* * SPEAKERS * *

A STREET BEGINNERS - MONDAY NIGHTMay 17 Joe & MartIeMay 24 Harriet N.May 31 Willie S. 'June 7 Warren B.

SOUTH BAY PIONEERS - SAT NIGHTMay 15 Wally & Ray, San DiegoMay 22 Dr. Lou, San Bernadino, and

Fran S.May 29 Group Meeting, HomerJune 5 Burt K. and Fountain V.June 12 Byron W., UplandsJune 19 Dr. Paul 0., Anaheim

EASY DOES IT - FRIDAY NIGHTMay 14 George C., Santa MonicaMay 21 Shannon, Los AngelesMay 28 Llody A., Los AngelesJune 4 Harriet N., La Mesa

WORDS TO'REMEMBER •

FIRST THINGS!FIRST orLo Primero PrImero

THE A A

OCX)RD1NATORPublished monthly by the Coordinating Committee ofSon Diego County Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous.

illINF iq7fi

"WERE ENTIRELY READY TO HAVE GOD REMOVE ALL THESE DEFECTS OF CHARACTER"

GROUP NEWS

NEW - MEETING AFTER - Friday nights at 10:30P.M., 648 3rd Ave. (rear), Chula Vista.

CORRECTION - the OLD TOWN STUDY group meets8:15 P.M., 3502 Clairemont Dr. (St.

Mark's Church)

CANCELLATION - Women's SHARING GROUP which meton Mondays at 1:00 P.M.

ANNIVERSARY - SPRING VALLEY GROUP will cele-brate their 26th ANNIVERSARY on June 17 witha potluck dinner at 6 P.M. in the Community House, 8848 Troy. Beef and Ham will beprovided. Please bring a dish to pass.The regular meeting will follow.

SOS - YOUR participation and support is needed.ACTION DISCUSSION GROUP - Downtown YMCA at8th & C, 8:15 on Tuesday

Sunday Nite BEGINNERS at 8:15, 30th & Grape.

ANNIVERSARY - the ENCANTO GROUP will celebrate onJuly 26 with a potluck dinner at 6:00 P.M.

Meat and bread will be provided. Please bringa covered dish. All are welcome.

WE CARE - Ray P. is a patient in the VA Hospital.Cards and visitors welcome.

***************

WOMAN TO WOMANA WEEKEND OF SHARING

Sept 10-11-12 Vacation VillageRegistration forms will be availablein about two weeks. Ladies are neededto serve as hostesses in the hospitality and meeting rooms. Please help bygiving an hour of your time. CallJoyce L. 726-4726, Fran P 753-3646 orleave your name at Central Office.

IN MEMORIAM

San Diego A.A. extends its sincere sympathy to the family and friends of:

Lois R.Berniece M.

Skip S.

SPEAKERS

NORTH SHORES - SAT NIGHTJune 19 - Ruth M, Bell flowerJune 26 - Ray P., San Juan CapistranoJuly 3 - Carolyn O'R, Orange CountyJuly 10 - Sue M, OrangeJuly 17 - Mary P, Baldwin Park

SOUTH BAY PIONEERSJune 19 - Dr. Parul 0., AnaheimJune 26 - Norm K, OceansideJuly 3 - Ken O'B, Manhattan BeachJuly 10 - Dr. Mike C., TustinJuly 17 - Skip R.July 24 - Dr. Lou & Fran, San Bernardino

EASY DOES IT SPEMERSJune 18 - Marie F., Los AngelesJune 25 - Bernie M., Los AngelesJuly 2 - Lee & Chuck C., West L.A.July 9 - Bob A., Laguna

***********

The 3rd Edition ofthe BIG BOOK ofALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSis now available atCentral Office.

************

ATTENTION - GROUP SECRETARIESWhen your group presents a 90 day

token, it is important to send in atoken card so that the recipient willbe registered at Central Office.

^ **,*.*^*^*****

A A

, 2- PS' "toFfte. £ DO

•OURTH OF JULY ALCATHONNoon July 4 - Noon July 5

Mann Junior High School4345-54th Street, San Diego

YOU are personally invited to come sharein this one-of-a-kind Alcathon consistingof 12 AA meetings to be chaired by different groups and individual volunteers ofthe San Diego/No County area"over a 24hour period.

Sponsored by:Young People's Comm. of S.D*********************

"If you find a mistake in this paper, please consider that it was put there on purpose.We print something for everyone, including those who are always looking for mistakes."

********************* Chit Chat Farms Newsletter

"FIRST THINGS FIRST" "EASY DOES IT " LIVE AND LET LIVE"

GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS

ACTION DISC. -0- -0-ASW GROUP 10.00 10.00AMIGOS VERDADEROS -0- 25.00AMPHIB NOONERS -0- -0-A STREET -0- -0-A STREET BEGINNERS -0- -0-A ST. MENS -0- -0-A.A. WORKSHOP 200.00 350.00ALANO BREAKFAST -0- -0-ALPINE -0- 50.00ANONYMOUS 50.47 191.44ARC GROUP -0- 7.00BAY PARK STUDY -0- 40.00BORREGO SPRINGS -0- -0-BEACH AREA BEGINNERS 60.00 410.00BEACH AREA BEGINNERS #2 -0- 75.00

BEACHCOMBERS 5.00 46.00BEACH CLUB LUNCHEON 35.00 95.00*BROWN BAGGERS SAT. 6.00 89.68*BROWN BAGGERS SUN AM 5.00 5.00*CARLSBAD TUES. 25.00 100.00CARLSBAD BIG BOOK STUDY -0- 48.50*CARLSBAD WOMENS 5.00 15.00CARLSBAD MENS -0- -0-CARLTON HILLS -0- 10.00CASA DE ORA 50.30 174.05CEDAR ST. DAYTIME -0- 20.00CEDAR ST. TUES. -0- -0-CEDAR ST. FRIDAY 5.00 5.00CEDAR ST. MENS 40.00 70.00CEDAR ST. SUNDAY -0- -0-C.V. BEG. STEPSTUDY 5.00 5.00CHULA VISTA DISC. SAT. -0- 20.00CHULA VISTA DAYTIME -0- -0-CLAIREMONT MENS -0- 80^00CLAIREMONT YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-CLAIREMONT TUES. 10.00 20.00CLAIREMONT WED. -0- 5.00CLAIREMONT WOMENS 10.00 60.00CORONADO 50.00 270.00CORONADO COASTAL STEPSTUDY -0- -0-CORONADO WOMENS -0- -0-CORONADO PROSPECT DISC. 10.00 10.00CORONADO SUNDAY -0- 10.00DATC NOONERS -0- 20.00DEL MAR -0- 60.00DEL MAR SAT. PART. -0- 49.00DOWNTOWN DISC. -0- 30.00DRY DOCK ANONYMOUS -0- -0-DRY DOCK #2 -0- 10.00DRY DOCK #20 -0- -0-DRY DOCK #21 -0- 5.00DRYLAND DISC. -0- -0-EARLY BIRDS -0- 40.00EARLY RISERS -0- 45.00EAST CO. DAYTIME -0- -0-EAST CO. SPEAKERS -0- 25.00EAST SAN DIEGO WOMENS 13.88 23.88E.Z. DOES IT SPEAKERS 25.00 50.00E.S.D. THURS. -0- -0-EL CAJON MENS -0- 20.00EL CAJON WOMENS -0- -0-EL CAJON SUNDAY -0- -0-EL CAJON YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-EL CAJON 12 & 12 -0- 20.00EL CAJON OPEN PART. -0- -0-EL CAJON BEG. THURS. -0- -0-EL CAJON TUES. 30.00 90.00EL CAJON WED. DISC. -0- 127.19EL CAJON FRIDAY -0- 25.00ENCANTO -0- 35.00

*ESCONDIDO FELLOWSHIP 10.00ESCONDIDO YOUNG PEOPLE -0-*ESCONDIDO SAT. NITE 30.00ESCONDIDO LATE NITERS -0-ENCINITAS THURS. -0-FALLBROOK (C) SUN -0-FALLBROOK -0-FALLBROOK WOMENS 4.00FLETCHER HILLS -0-FLETCHER HILLS SMOKELESS -0-FRIDAY ACCEPTANCE GROUP -0-FRIDAYS CHILDREN -0-FRIDAY NIGHT MENS -0-GRASS ROOTS -0-HOMESTEADERS -0-HERE AND NOW -0-HERE AND NOW #2 75.00HEARTLAND DAYTIME -0-HEARTLAND TUES. -0-HEARTLAND THURS. -0-HEARTLAND SUNDAY -0-HERMANOS ALCO LATIN 5.00HIDDEN VALLEY WOMENS -0-IMPERIAL BEACH 30.00INFORMAL GROUP -0-INLAND EMPIRE -0-INTERNATIONAL GROUP 20.00LA JOLLA MONDAY 50.00LA JOLLA THURSDAY 100.00LA JOLLA WOMENS 25.00LAKESIDE -0-LA MESA MENS -0-LA MESA MIXED (C) 30.00LA MESA FRI DAYTIME -0-LATE NIGHTERS -0-LINDA VISTA -0-LIVING SOBER GROUP -0-LEMON GROVE 50.00MIRA MESA 20.00MIRA MESA NOONERS -0-MIRAMAR TUES NITE -0-MIRAMAR NOONERS -0-MEETING AFTER -0-LOMA PORTAL GROUP -0-MISSION BAY MONDAY -0-MISSION HILLS 25.00NAVAJO ROAD GROUP -0-N.A.S. NOONERS -0-NATIONAL CITY 10.00NITTY GRITTY -0-NO. CO. OPEN -0-NO CO. SERENITY -0-NO CO BEG. THURS. -0-NORTH PARK -0-NO. SHORES BIG BOOKSTUDY -0-NO. SHORES DISC. THURS. -0-NO SHORES Q & ANS. 30.00NO SHORES SUN. A.M. -0-NO SHORES SUN. NIGHT 10.00NO SHORES SPEAKERS 75.00NO SHORES MENS -0-NO SHORES NITE CAPS -0-NO SHORES SHARE & CARE -0-OCEAN BEACH TUES. -0-OCEANBEACH THURS. -0-*OCEANSIDE WED. DISC. 60.00OCEANSIDE SUN NITE -0-OCEANSIDE WOMENS NOON -0-OCEANSIDE FRIDAY PART. -0-OCEANSIDE SAT (A C) -0-

^CEANSIDE FRI NITE SPEAKERS 30.00

10.00-0-

30.00-0-

15.00225.00

-0-

4.00110.0089.0020.0025.0025.00-0-

-0-

70.00100.00

-0-

50.00-0--0-

5.00-0-

40.0020.00-0-

40.0075.00

100.0025.00-0-

10.00190.00

50.00-0-

50.00-0-

200.0070.00-0-

50.5017.00-0-

-0--0-

200.0030.0025.0010.005.44-0-

150.5620.0010.00-0-

85.0080.0075.0015.00

350.0055.00-0-

120.0035.00-0-

60.0013.7872.96

106.00-0-

30.00

OCEANSIDE 12 & 12 -0- 100.00 SUNDAY NIGHT Y -0- -0-

OCEANSIDE NEW LIFE (W) -0- 5.00 SO EAST YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-

OCEANSIDE YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0- SAN MARCOS SPEAKERS -0- 300.00OLD TOWN STUDY -0- 40.00 *SAN MARCOS STEPSTUDY 38.38 38.38OLD TIMERS 5.00 15.00 SAN MARCOS WED. -0- 15.89PARADISE HILLS -0- 25.00 SAN MATED GROUP -0- -0-

PALOMAR GROUP -0- -0- SOLANO BEACH -0- -0-PACIFIC BEACH SAT. -0- -0- SAT NITE YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-P.B. YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0- SAN DIEGUETO WOMENS -0- 30.00lA MESA OPEN MIXED -0- -0- SO CLAIREMONT FRI. -0- 35.00

OCEANSIDE MENS -0- -0- SO BAY TRIANGLE -0- 60.00PINE VALLEY DISC. -0- 5.00 SUN TRADITION MEN -0- -0-

POINT LOMA MENS -0- 50.00 SO EAST WOMEN -0- -0-

POINT LOMA WED. -0- 40.00 SAN DIEGUETO STEPSTUDY -0- -0-

POT LUCK PROBLEM SOLVERS -0- -0- *THE NOW GROUP 25.00 25.00POWAY THRESHOLD 57.00 187.00 30th & GRAP TUES. 40.00 40.00POWAY TRADITIONS 25.00 85.00 TORREY PINES GROUP -0- 50.00POWAY SAT OPEN END -0- 59.00 TIERRANSANTA HGHTS 10.00 30.00QUESTIONS & ANSWERS -0- 10.00 TRI SUNDAY MORN -0- 30.00RAINBOW -0- -0- TRADITION WEST -0- 35.00

RANCHO BERNARDO 20.00 60.00 TRADITION ONE SUN -0- -0-

RANCHO SANTA FE -0- 200.00 TUES FLETCHER HILLS 5.00 25.00

RAMONA -0- -0- TWENTY FORTY -0- 5.00

RECOVERY STEPSTUDY -0- 5.00 TWENTY FOUR HOUR GRP. 10.00 50.00

ROLANDO -0- -0- TWENTY THIRTY GROUP -0- -0-

ROUND TABLE DISC. -0- -0- TURNING POINT TUES. -0- 4.00

SERENDIPITY WOMENS 20.00 20.00 TURNING POINT SUN. 20.00 28.00

SANTEE SUNDAY -0- 30.00 UNIVERSITY CITY -0- 50.50

SANTEE THURS. 35.00 85.00 *VISTA THURS. 25.00 145.00SAT NIGHT OWLS -0- -0- VISTA TUES. PART. -0- 35.00

SAN DIEGO CAMPING GROUP -0- -0- VISTA STEPSTUDY -0- 15.82

SAN CARLOS STEPSTUDY -0- 15.00 VISTA VIEW -0- 58.00

SO BAY DISC. -0- -0- VISTA HILLS -0- -0-

SO BAY SUNDAY -0- -0- VISTA SAT NITE -0- -0-

SO BAY Q & A -0- -0- *VISTA SUNDAY MORN 25.00 75.00

SO BAY PIONEERS 37.50 157.50 WAY OF LIFE GROUP _ -0- -0-

SO BAY WOMENS 5.00 25.00 WED NIGHT MENS STAG -0- -0-

S.D. YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0- WOMENS -0- 60.00

SPRING VALLEY -0- 30.00 WED NIGHT MIXED (C) -0- 30.00

SPRING VALLEY TRIANGLE -0- 10.00 WOMENS SHARING GROUP -0- -0-

STADIUM -0- 20.00 WOMENS STEPSTUDY -0- -0-

SUNDAY MID-DAY -0- 45.00 ELEVENTH STEP STUDY -0- -0-

SERENITY WOMENS -0- -0- DRY BAY #33 -0- -0-

SUNDAY NIGHT BEG. -0- -0- OLD FASHIONS -0- -0-

DRY DOCK #37 -0- -0- VISTA FRI NITE NEWCOMBERS -0-

♦ESCONDIDO STEP STUDY 15.00 15.00 MY HOUSE GROUP -0- -0-************** ***** ***** ************** * * * *****"

INCOME:PROGRAM COMMITTEE—CENTRAL MEETINGS

EXPENSES

Col lections $ 352.79 Janitor $ 20.00Raffle 97.85 Rent 150.00

Literature 60.31 Bakery 37.20Literature 24.50Coffee cream

sugar napkins 45.08

$ 510.95 $ 276.78

NET INCOME FOR MAY $ 234.17

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APPLICATION FOR STAND BY SECRETARYJob Requirements Applicant must be a member of Alcoholics Anonymous.

Applicant should have adequate clerical and office skill, includingexperience with selectric typewriter.Applicant should have a knowledge of double entry system of book-keepingApplicant must be bondable.Applicant must be willing to learn and operate a Multilith offset 1250printing machine.Applicant must be available when needed.

Applications stating qualifications shall be made in writing and addressed to the CentralOffice plainly marked BUSINESS COMMITTEE prior to June 29, 1976.


The 369th meeting of the council was called to order at 8:00 P.M. by chairman Stu W.Traditions were read by Vic B. Roll call by A1 McG. 68 groups were represented.Minutes approved as read.

BUSINESS COMMITTEE report by chairman Ray R., who reported the financial. Sheets..revteWedand accepted by the committee. Ray reported the North County Branch Office is doingwell as the financial sheets show. Ray introduced the New Secretary Rosemary tothe council. The committee submitted three names for the Public Information Committee;Ida G., Nancy L. and Bill B. to be approved by the council. The Business Committeemade a recommendation to the have a charge of five cents for the meeting schedules,hoping this would curtail some of the abuse and waste of the schedules. Discussionfollowed. Ray thanked the council for their cooperation the past six months that hehas been chairman.

PROGRAM COMMITTEE Co-chairman Arne B. reported all speakers confirmed for the monthof July.

PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE chairman Bill P. reported 15 facilities were covered,with 31 speakers, who spoke to 1,341 persons for the month of May.

NEW BUSINESS: Stu W. explained the voting of the new changes of the Plan of Pro-ceedures. The groups are to vote on the changes only. Thjs vote will be taken atthe council meeting in August. Only groups with representation at the August councilwill be elegible to vote.Stu thanked the council for their cooperation the past six months he has chaired themeeting.Bill B. made a motion to accept the recommendation of the Business committee to chargefive cents for the meeting schedules. Seconded by Joe P. Discussion from floor.Vote was taken and motion defeated.

ELECTION RESULTS:

Chairman of Coordinating Council .-t-.--- A1 McG.Assistant Chairman Coordinating Council Chuck H.Business Committee (three Members) Mary Lee J., Oz A., Roy Y.Co-chairman of Program Committee V Bea R.Public Information Committee (three Members) Nancy L., Ida G., Bill B.Secretary of Program Committee Mike F.Female member to Program Committee Laurie B.

Meeting adjourned; 9:25

THEY CARRY THE MESSAGE1,341 persons were reached by the efforts of the following 31 speakers: Sue H., Sue B.,Phyliss B., Mary Ann P., Sherri M., Jennifer, Caroline W., Liz C., Nancy, Pat F.,Nate J. Gray B. Mike T., Bud B. Eldon S. Don S., Bill P., Jim & Betty M., Ginnie &Dale, Stu & Harriet W. Che & Nancy, Bill B., Jim C., Skip R., Shiela^'M., Hank B. &Pat A.

They spoke at Helix High; Cfawfdrd High, Point Loma High, Mt. Miguel High, MadisonHigh, Sweetwater High, Bell Jr. High, Bayside Elementary School, Mesa Collefe, CityCollege, San Diego State U., San Diego Traffic Court, Chula Vista Traffic Court andEl Cajon Traffic Court.

THIS WE OWE TO A.A.'S FUTURE:

TO PLACE OUR COMMON WELFARE FIRST;

TO KEEP OUR FELLOWSHIP UNITED.

FOR ON A.A. UNITY DEPEND OUR LIVES,

AND THE LIVES OF THOSE TO COME.


Income statement

January 1, 1976 to May 31, 1976

Income Month YearBooks & Literature $ 2,989.05 $ 13,621.15Pins 24.00 148.50Tokens 117.00 607.00Buck A Month 85.00 937.00Group Contributions 1,458.15 8,464.74Miscellaneous Donations;

Violet McC. 20.00A T Group 25.00S D I Comm 15.00Office Kitty 10.80

Memoriums Wilbur (Jonsey) JMission Hills Grp. 25.00Joe & June J. 10.00Fay & Louise D. 5.00

Phyllis McK. 1.00$ 111.80 $ 823.56

Special Events -0- 3,177.55Interest -0- 1,092.04

TOTAL INCOME $ 4,785.00 $28,871.54

DisbursementsCost of Books & Literature 2,040.83 11,508.73Cost of Pins 21.60 133.65Cost of Tokens 99.20 480.60Cost of Special Events -0- 1,720.44Bank Charges -0- 18.94Rent 340.00 2,050.00Telephone 388.44 2,037.55Answering Service 100.84 572.40Office Supplies 175.98 1,017.77Office Services 179.00 863.50Insurance 200.00 410.00Taxes & Licenses -0- 5.00Secretary Expense 30.00 150.00Repairs & Maintenance -0- 713.80Co-Ordinator 15.00 75.00Wages 825.96 4,072.89Wage Taxes 95.96 427.39Depreciation 30.00 150.00

TOTAL OVERHEAD $ 4,542.81 $ 26,407.66

Net Income $ 242.19

IncomeBooks & LiteratureTokensMiscellaneous Donation

Vivian K. 20.00Fri. nite speakers 20.00

Group ContributionsCoffee Kitty

Expenses:TelephoneAnswering ServiceRentOffice SuppliesOffice ServicesWages

Net Income 349.41WTM

North County Branch Office

$ 452.607.00

40.00299.38

4.70

$ 803.68

$$ 454.27

71.3716.00

170.0089.156.50

101.25



June 16Comm. Person.... Dave

Steps Walt 0.Traditions Jim M.

Speaker., RobertHost Group SpringCakes:

1 Year: Grace C, Jean5 Years: A1 S

20 Years: Diane C.

June 23

Comm. Person.... Agnes W.Steps CharlotteTraditions Bill PSpeaker Larry Jones, West L.A.Host Group Spring Valley TriangleCakes:

1 Year: Ron M.20 Years: Harry W.

WEDNESDAYS 8:00 P.I

June 30

BALBOA PARK

D., GlendaleValley

G, Paul, Walt 0

Comm. Person.... Joe C.Steps Ray STraditions Chuck BSpeaker Mary R..Host Group Stadium

Capistrano

July 7Comm. Person

StepsTraditions..SpeakerHost Group..

Gail

CeilBill SJoe C., Costa MesaSunday Mid-Day

STEP 10 - Albert B. was the receiver ofa ten year cake on April 7.

MAY CAKES

Linda M.Gary P.James R.Linda 0.

Judy P.

1 YEAR

John R.Donnie BJim R.Ed W.

5 YEARSJim H.John N.Skip R.A1 McG.

John N.Charlie B.

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10 YEARSRene K.

20 YEARS

Oz~T.Mildred E.Jean. S.

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YOUR A.A. CALENDAR

June 20 - SAN DIEGO INSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEEat the Balboa Park Club at 11:30 A.M.

June 27 - DISTRICT 4 Area Assembly WORKSHOP.Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 2001Sunset Cliffs Road. 1:30 P.M.

June 29 - BUSINESS COMMITTEE at 5:30 at theCentral Office.

June 30 - PROGRAM COMMITTEE at the War Memorial Building at 7:30 P.M.

July 1 - PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE at theWar Memorial Building at 7:30 P.M.

July 1 - COORDINATING COUNCIL - War Memorial Building at 8:00 P.M.

July 5 - HOLIDAY - Central Office CLOSED.

COOPERATION

THANKS to all the AA friends who helpedto make the FIRST ANNUAL PIONEER DAY DANCEsuch a roaring success.

ALOHA TIME

TURNING POINT 6th ANNIVERSARY DANCE

SATURDAY JUNE 19 9-1War Memorial Building

Sammy Santos Band RefreshmentsEntertainment

EAST SAN DIEGOJORTH PARK AL-SECOND ANNIVERSARY

Topic: COMMUNICATION IN THE FAMILY

June 24 Wesley Meth Church8 PM

PANEL

DOOR PRIZES

5380 El Cajon Blvd.

QUESTIONSREFRESHMENTS

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HIGHLIGHTS - GENERAL SERVICE CONFERENCE - 1976. In April delegates representing AA membersworld-wide met in New York City. Some of the major resolutions passed are as follows:1. Rejected publication of a paperback copy of the Big Book. 2. Recommended original1939 copy of the Big Book. 3. Recommended that GSO cease distribution of Biography ofBill W. 4. O.K.'d continuation of regional mini-conferences on an experimental basis.5. Rejected any changes in the General Service Board. 6. Voted money for a study of thepossibility of re-locating the General Service Office to a smaller, more centralizedcity. ( to be continued - as space allows)

YOUR General Service Representative wants to hear YOUR ideas on topics tobe considered by the conference in 1977.

THE A A

CXX)RDINATORPublished monthly by the Coordinating Committee ofSon Diego County Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous. July 1976

"EVERY A.A. GROUP OUGHT TO RE FULLY SELF-SUPPORTING,DECLINING OUTSIDE CONTRIBUTIONS."

GROUP NEWS

NEWl CHULA VISTA THURSDAY MOONSat the Peppertree Restaurant, 100Broadway.

CHANGE The La Mesa's Women's Group,formey^ly meeting at Nebo Hall is now theEl Cajon Women's (c) and will meet onFridays at 938 E. Washington, El Cajon.

CHANGE Effective Tuesday, July 6, theTuesday night HEARTLAND GROUP will meetat the Scout Building, Rennette Center,935 Emerald Avenue, El Cajon, 8:15 P.M.

SAN DIEGO CAMPING GROUP will camp at theKQ Ranch, 4 mi So of Julian on Hgwy 79,July 16-18. Reservations are requested.Call Bill L., 469-2895. Special film program following the regular Sat night meeting.

TO ALL OUR DEAR AA FRIENDS:Thank you for your love and support.

Louise D. and family

Motorcycle Ride. Leave Poway Sambo's at 7:30Sunday, July 18, ride to Santa Ana to seeHuntington Park Elks Stunt and Drill Team.For further information, call Dennis at748-2746 or O.B. at 420-4908.

APPLICATIONS are being taken for the positionof Stand-by Secretary of the Central Office.Applicants will be expected to fill in atboth Central AND the Vista Branch Office.See p.3 of this Coordinator for requirementsand instructions.

IN MEMORIAM

SAN DIEGO AA extends itssincere sympathy to:

Fay A., whose mother passed away,i The family and friends of Fay Dunmire.

SPEAKERS

EAST COUNTYJuly 10 - Ralph S., Corona Del MarJuly 17 - Eileen Mc, San DiegoJuly 24 - Jack R., Fall brookJuly 31 - Chuck C., HollywoodAugust 7 - Bob D., Lomita

NORTH SHORES - SAT NIGHT

JuTyTTT^nierb B% AlhambraJuly 17 - Mary P., Baldwin ParkJuly 24 - Helen R., Van NuysJuly 31 - Phil P., Newport BeachAugust 7 - Jeanne S., Los Angeles

SOUTH BAY PIONEERSJuly 10 - Dr. Mike C.July 17 - Skip R.July 24 - Dr. Lou S and FranJuly 31 - Chaney W.

EASY DOES IT

July 9 - RoB" A., LagunaJuly 16 - Tom U., LanunaJuly 23 - Sh«?ila, L.A.

COOPERATION

SIXTH TRADITION - A.A. is not affiliated withany related facility or outside interest, butwe cooperate with them and they cooperatewith us.

BI-CENTENNIAL COSTUME DANCEEL CAJON ALANO CLUB JULY 30 8 to 1

Roy Modern QuartetVFW Hall Chambers Street El Cajon

SERENITY HOUSE NORTH COUNTY SUMMER DANCESat., August 14 9 P.M. tbM'A.M

"THE BARN"149 E. San Marcos Blvd. San Marcos

(2 mi. west on 78 from Escondido)FOOD GAMES PRIZES

Music by SAMMY SANTOS

HOW IT WORKS

N>~

"I AM RESPONSIBLE, WHEN ANYONE. ANYWHERE REACHES OUT FOR HELP, I WANT THE HAND OF AAalways to be there, and for that I AM RESPONSIBLE." IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO HELP "CARRY THEMESSAGE", PLEASE COIFTACT CENTRAL OFFICE. THE TRADITION OF ANONYMITY WILL BE STRICTLYOBSERVED BY THIS OFFICE. IF YOU WANT TO KEEP IT, GIVE IT AWAY.

GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS

i JUNE 1976ACTION DISCo -0- -0-

ASW GkOUP 20.00 30.00

AMI60S VERDADEROS -0- 25.00

AMPHIB NOONERS -0- -0-

A STRSeT -0- -0-

A STrtEET BEGINNERS 10.00 10.00A ST, MENS -0- -0-

A,A, WORKSHOP -0- 350.00

ALANO BREAKFAST -0- -0-

ALPINE -0- 50.00ANONYMOUS 56.73 248.17ARC GROUP -0- 7.00BAY PARK STUDY -0- 40.00BORREGO SPRINGS -0- -0-

BEACH AREA BEGINNERS -0- 410.00BEACH AREA BEGINNNERS #2 100.00 175.00BEACH COMBERS -0- 46.00BEACH CLUB LUNCHEON -0- 95.00BROWN BAGGERS TUES. 25.00 25.00BROWN BAGGERS FRIDAY 25.05 25.05BROWN BAGGERS SAT. 5.00 94.68BROWN BAGGERS SUN AM -0- 5.00CARLSBAD TUES. -0- 100.00CARLSBAD BIG BOOK STUDY -0- 48.50CARLSBAD WOMENS 5.00 20.00CARLSBAD MENS -0- -0-CARLTON HILLS -0- 10.00CASA DE ORA -0- 174.05CEDAR ST. DAYTIME -0- 20.00CEDAR ST. TUES. -0- -0-CEDAR ST. FRIDAY -0- 5.00CEDAR ST. MENS -0- 70.00CEDAR ST. SUNDAY -0- -0-C.V. BEG. STEPSTUDY 10.00 15.00CHULA VISTA DISC. SAT. -0- 20.00CHULA VISTA DAYTIME -0- -0-CLAIREMONT MENS -0- 80.00CLAIREMONT YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-CLAIREMONT TUES. -0- 20.00CLAIREMONT WED. -0- 5.00CLAIREMONT WOMENS 10.00 70.00CORONADO 50.00 320.00CORONADO COASTAL STEPSTUDY -0- -0-CORONADO WOMENS -0- -0-CORONADO PROSPECT DISC. -0- 10.00CORONADO SUNDAY -0- 10.00DATC NOONERS 19.00 39.00DEL MAR -0- 60.00DEL MAR SAT. PART. -0- 49.00DOWNTOWN DISC. 20.00 50.00DRY DOCK ANONYMOUS -0- -0-DRY DOCK #2 -0- 10.00DRY DOCK #20 -0- -0-DRY DOCK #21 -0- 5.00DRYLAND DISC. -0- -0-EARLY BIRDS. -0- 40.00EARLY RISERS -0- 45.00EAST CO. BREAKFAST 20.00 20.00EAST CO. DAYTIME -0- -0-EAST CO. SPEAKERS -0- 25.00EAST SAN DIEGO WOMENS -0- 23.88E.Z. DOES IT SPEAKERS -0- 50.00E.S.D. THURS. -0- -0-EL CAJON MENS -0- 20.00EL CAJON WOMENS -0- -0-EL CAJON SUNDAY -0- -0-EL CAJON YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-EL CAJON 32 & 12 -0- 20.00EL CAJON OPEN PART. -0- -0-EL CAJON BEG. THURS. -0- -0-EL CAJON TUES. -0- 90.00EL CAJON WED. DISC. '75.95 203.14

JUNE 1976EL CAJON FRIDAY -0- 25.00ENCANTO -0- 35.00ESCONDIDO TUES. 20.00 20.00ESCONDIDO SUNDAY SPEAKERS 5.00 15.00ESCONDIDO YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-ESCONDIDO SAT. NITE -0- 30.00ESCONDIDO LATE NITERS -0- -0-ENCINITAS THURS. 10.00 25.00FALLBROOK (C) SUN -0- 225.00FALLBROOK -0- -0-FALLBROOK WOMENS -0- 4.00FLETCHER HILLS 40.00 150.00FLETCHER HILLS SMOKLESS 46.00 135.00FRIDAY ACCEPTANCE GROUP 10.00 30.00FRIDAYS CHILDREN 10.00 35.00FRIDAY NITE MENS -0- 25.00GRASS ROOTS -0- -0-HOMESTEADERS -0- -0-HERE AND NOW -0- 70.00HERE AND NOW #2 -0- 100.00HEARTLAND DAYTIME -0- -0-HEARTLAND TUES. -0- 50.00HEARTLAND THURS. -0- -0-HEARTLAND SUNDAY -0- -0-HERMANOS ALCO LATIN 5.00 10.00HIDDEN VALLEY WOMENS -0- -0-IMPERIAL BEACH -0- 40.00INFORMAL GROUP -0- 20.00INLAND EMPIRE -0- -0-INTERNATIONAL GROUP -0- 40.00LA JOLLA MONDAY -0- 75.00LA JOLLA THURSDAY 100.00 200.00LA JOLLA WOMENS -0- 25.00LAKESIDE 40.00 40.00LA MESA MENS -0- 10.00LA MESA MIXED (C) 150.00 340.00LA MESA FRI DAYTIME -0- 50.00LATE NIGHTERS -0- -0-LINDA VISTA -0- 50.00LIVING SOBER GROUP -0- -0-LEMON-GROVE -0- 200.00MIRA MESA 20.00 90.00MIRA MESA NOONERS -0- -0-MIRAMAR TUES NITE -0- 50.50MIRAMAR NOONERS -0- 17.00MEETING AFTER -0- -0-LOMA PORTAL GROUP -0- -0-MISSION BAY MONDAY -0- -0-MISSION HILLS 75.00 275,00NAVAJO ROAD GROUP 15.00 45.00N.A.S. NOONERS 20.00 45.00NATIONAL CITY -0- 10.00NITTY GRITTY 19.20 24.64NO. CO. OPEN -0- -0-NO CO. SERENITY -0- 150.56NO CO. BEG. THURS. 20.00 40.00NORTH PARK -0- 10.00NO SHORES BIG BOOK STUDY -0- -0-NO. SHORES DISC. THURS. 10.00 95.00NO SHORES Q & A. -0- 80.00NO. SHORES SUN. A.M. 25.00 100.00NO SHORES SUN. NIGHTE -0- 15.00NO SHORES SPEAKERS 50.00 400.00NO SHORES MENS -0- 55.00NO SHORES NITE CAPS -0- -0-NO SHORES SHARE & CARE -0- 120.00OCEAN BEACH TUES. 15.00 50.00OCEAN BEACH THURS. -0- -0-OCEANSIDE WED. DISC. -0- 60.00OCEANSIDE SUN NITE -0- 13.78OCEANSIDE WOMENS NOON '-0- 72.96OCEANSIDE FRIDAY PART. -0- 106.00

June 1976 June 1976OCEANSIDE SAT (A C) 50.00 50.00 ESCONDIDO STEP STUDY -0- 15.00OCSD FRI NITE SPEAKERS 25.00 55.00 SUNDAY NITE Y -0- -0-OCEANSIDE 12 & 12 -0- 100.00 SO EAST YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-OCEANSIDE NEW LIFE (W) -0- 5,00 SAN MARCOS SPEAKERS -0- 3C0.00OCEANSIDE YOUNG PEOPLE 10.00 10.00 SAN MARCOS STEPSTUDY -0- 38.38OLD TOWN STUDY 20.00 60.00 SAN MARCOS WED. -0- 15.89OLD TIMERS 5.00 20.00 SAN MATIO GROUP -0- -0-PARADISE HILLS 50.00 75.00 SOLANO BEACH -0- -0-PALOMAR GROUP -0- -0- SAT NITE YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-PACIFIC BEACH SAT. -0- -0- SAN DIEGUETO WOMENS 50.00 80.00P.B. YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0- SO CLAIREMONT FRI -0- 35.00LA MESA OPEN MIXED -0- -0- SO BAY TRIANGLE -0- 60.00OCEANSIDE MENS -0- -0- SUN TRADITION MENS -0- -0-PINE VALLEY DISC. -0- 5.00 SO EAST WOMEN -0- -0-POINT LOMA MENS -0- 50.00 SAN DIEGUETO STEPSTUDY -0- -0-POINT LOMA WED. -0- 40.00 THE NOW GROUP -0- 25.00POT LUCK PROBLEM SOLVERS -0- -0- 30th & GRAPE" TUES. -0- 40.00POWAY THRESHOLD 55.00 242,00 TORREY PINES GROUP -0- 50.00POWAY TRADITIONS -0- 85.00 TIERRANSANTA HGHTS 10.OC 40.00POWAY SAT OPEN END 15.00 74.00 TRI SUN MORN 20.00 50.00QUESTIONS & ANSWERS -0- 10.00 TRADITION WEST -0- 35.00RAINBOW -0- -0- TRADITION ONE SUN -0- -0-RANCHO BERNARDO 90.00 150.00 TUES. FLETCHER HILLS -0- 25.00RANCHO SANTA FE 300.00 500.00 TWENTY FORTY -0- 5.00RAMONA -0- -0- TWENTY FOUR HOUR GRP. 10.00 60.00RECOVERY STEPSTUDY -0- 5.00 TWENTY THIRTY GROUP -0- -0-ROLANDO -0- -0- TURNING POINT TUES. 8.00 12.00ROUND TABLE DISC. -0- -0- TURNING POINT SUN. 6.00 34.00SERENDIPITY WOMENS -0- 20.00 UNIVERSITY CITY 6.00 56.50SANTEE SUNDAY -0- 30.00 VISTA THURS. -0- 145.00SANTEE THURS. -0- 85.00 VISTA TUES. PART. -0- 35.00SAT NITE OWLS -0- -0- VISTA STEPSTUDY -0- 15.82SAN DIEGO CAMPING GROUP -0- -0- VISTA VIEW 30.00 88.00SAN CARLOS STEPSTUDY -0- 15.00 VISTA HILLS -0- -0-SO BAY DISC. -0- -0- VISTA SAT NITE -0- -0-SO BAY SUNDAY -0- -0- VISTA SUNDAY MORN -0- 75.00SO BAY Q & A -0- -0- WAY OF LIFE GROUP -0- -0-SO BAY PIONEERS 30.00 187.50 WED NIGHT MENS STAG -0- -0-SO BAY WOMENS -0- 25.00 WOMENS -0- 60.00S.D. YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0- WED NIGHT MIXED (C) 10.00 40.00SPRING VALLEY TRIANGLE 10.00 20,00 WOMENS SHARING GROUP -0- -0-STADIUM -0- 20.00 WOMENS STEPSTUDY -0- -0-SUNDAY MID-DAY -0- 45.00 ELEVENTH STEP STUDY -0- -0-SERENITY WOMENS 20.00 20.00 DRY BAY #33 -0- -0-SUNDAY NIGHT BEG. -0- -0- OLD FASHIONS -0- -0-DRY DOCK #37 -0- -0- VISTA FRIDAY NITE NEWCOMBERS, -0- -0-************* * * * *• * * * * * it ************** * * * * * * * *

PROGRAM COMMITTEE -CENTRAL MEETINGS

INCOME:

Net* *

CollectionsRaffleLiterature

Profit for June $ 75.55

$ 327.5294.00

136.60

S 558.12

EXPENSES:

Janitor

RentBakeryLiteratureCoffee,Cream, sugar,cups napkinsTelephone

20.00150.0046.20

221.20

32.7512.42

$ 482.57

APPLICATION FOR STAND BY SECRETARYJob Requirements: Applicant must be a member of Alcoholics Anonymous.

Applicant should have adequate clerical and office skill, includingexperience with selectric typewriter.Applicant should have a knowledge of double entry system of Book-keeping.Applicant must be bondable.Applicant must be willing to learn and operate a Multilith offset 1250printing machine. (Applicant must be available when needed.)

Applications stating qualifications shall be made in writing and addressed to the CentralOffice plainly marked BUSINESS COMMITTEE prior to August 3, 1976.


The 370th meeting of the council was called to order at 8:00 PM by chairman, A1 McG.raditions were read by Harriet W. Roll call by Charley T. 56 groups were represented. The

minutes were approved as read.

BUSINESS COMMITTEE report given by chairlady, Eileen McC. The financial sheets were reviewed and accepted by the committee. Eileen reported a typographical error in thetotal disbursment for the year. Total should read $31,078.06. The business committee

recommendation for a change in the financial sheet recombining the incomesand disbursments of the San Diego office and the North County Branch Office. The committee

Liiida M. and Jim B. for the vacancy on the Public Information•hum application for stand-by secretary was out in the Coordinator for onlytwo weeks, it will appear again in the July issue and applications will be taken until

made a recommendation to sell the 24 H0ur Day Book at Central Officeand at the No County Branch.

Arne B. reported all speakers not confirmed for July. Arnethanked the Host Groups for attending the Central Meeting.

committee reported by Bill B. that there were 31 speakers at 14 facilitieto \ ,c\j/ persons.

OLD BUSINESS: Linda Mwas elected to the Public Information Committee.

+h^ Pdiscussed the organization of Lucky Deuce and read an excerpt fromhofni article had to do with A.A.being affiliated with outside organizations.

motion that the chairman of the council appoint a committee to investi-gate the functions of the Lucky Deuce organization in San Diego County and report back

AnnieV°""^ appointed Bill P., Jack R., Bill B., Fran P., Arne A., andOz Amade a motion to accept the recommendation of the Buisness Committee to approve

the selling of the 24 Hour Day Book from Central Office and the No County Branch Office.Discussion from the floor was followed by a vote. The motion was denied.

The recommendation of the Business Committee that the newly split financial sheetOf the San Diego office and the No County Office be rejoined was discussed.

council that a motion had already been made and passed that thisseparation be shown for a period of four months.

A1 McG, chairman of the council, recommended that the Business Committee give acomplete report reflecting the total income and disbursements of the North Countybranch, for the remainder of the original four month period. At that time thesubject will be reviewed.

Dave J. was elected to the Program Committee.The meeting adjourned at 9:10 PM.

THEY CARRY THE MESSAGE1,207 persons were reached by the efforts of the following 31 speakers:

>r ?•: S"® B., Phyliss B. Caroline W.,Eldon S., Violet 0., Shern M., Claire O'C., Sam S., Bill B., Liz C., Steve J.,

SVJrHet'w.%"{l'p:.Tida"S.''-'They spoke at Mission Bay Hi., Bonita Vista Hi., Sweetwater Hi., Binstien Jr. Hi.,rhnirwicL î' r " A®^® "T' Montgomery Hi. Schools, Mesa College, San Diego,Chula Vista, El Cajon, Oceanside Traffic Classes &the Bonita Al-Anon Group, TheCongregational Church of Beryl St. • uk, i c

SAN DIEGO CENTRAL OFFICE2100 FOURTH AVE.239-1365

DROP IN AND HAVE A CUP OF COFFEE

NORTH COUNTY BRANCH OFFICE666 EAST VISTA WAY, VISTA758-2514

FELLOWSHIP OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSIncome Statement

January 1, 1976 to June 24, 1976

Income:Books & Literature $ 2,233.01 $ 15,854.16Pins 61.00 209.50Tokens 55.00 662.00Buck A Month 86.00 1,023.00Group Contributions 1,347.68 9,812.42Miscellaneous Donations;

Vi McC. 20.00S.D.I. 5.00Palm Springs Roundup 100.00Joe & Sandy T. 71.00Office Kitty 11.74

Memoriums:For Warren Duffy fromMary S. 10.00For Fay Dunmire fromJan 5.00, J.H. & WyomaM., 15.00. 20.00

$ 237.74 $ 1,061.30Special Events -0- 3,177.55Interest -0- 1,092.04TOTAL (INCOME. $ 4,020.43 $ 32,891 .97

Disbursements:Cost of Books & Literature $ 2,658.99 $ 14,167.72Cost of Pins 54.90 188.55Cost of Tokens 55.60 536.20Cost of Special Events -0- 1,720.44Bank Charge -0- 18.94Rent 340.00 2,390.00Telephone 147.20 2,184.75Answering Service 106.07 678.47Office Supplies 207.48 1,225.25Office Services 97.64 961.14Insurance -0- 410.00Taxes & License 5.60 10.60Secretary Expense 30.00 180.00Repairs & Maintenance -0- 713.80Co-Ordinator 15.00 90.00Wages 825.96 4,898.85Wage Taxes 95.96 523.35Depreciation 30.00 180.00TOTAL OVERHEAD $ 4,670.40 $ 42,078.06

NORTH COUNTY BRANCH OFFICEIncome:Books & Literature $ 630.90Tokens 17.00Donations;

Norm K. 5.00Maura 20.00

Group Contributions 639.25Buck A Month 3.00Coffee Kitty 12.40TOTAL INCOME $ 1,317.55

DisbursementsRent 170.00Telephone 134.89Answering Service 24.00Office Supplies 85.75Office Services 24.50Wages 405.00Wage Taxes 31.45

875.59

Net Income/ (Loss) $ 208.01


WAR MEMORIAL BUILDING WEDNESDAYS 8:00 PM BALBOA PARK

JULY 7Chair Lady GailSteps. CeilTraditions BillSpeakerHost Group San MarcosCakes:

1 Year: Jack T. Carol W.Patty C. Mike L.

B.S.

JULY 14

Chairman........NateSteps..Tom K.Traditions Shank K.Speaker.........Mike C., TustinHost Group......Dry Dock #37

JULY 21

Chair Lady LaurieSteps Tom K.Traditions Patti C.Speaker Sonny S., EncinitasHost Group Escondido Step StudyCakes:

1 Year: Sue F.20 Years: Leonard N.

D, Callmesa

JULY 28Chairman JoeSteps JoeTraditions ClydeSpeaker. ClydeHost Group Sunday Nioht Y

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5 YEARS 15 YEARSDon R.Bob T.Grace C.Jean G,Paul

1 YEARWalt 0.Michael E.Kim R,Ron M.

John

Jim H.Helen P,JaneHarry K,

O.B.H.A1 A.Lorraine K,Ken B.A1 S.Beverly S.

10 YEARSJohn M. Joe A.

Eddie W.

20 YEARSDiane C.

Harry W.

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VnilR A A TAI FIMRAR

July 18 - SAN DIEGO INSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEEAt the Balboa Park Club at 11:30 A.M.

August 3 - BUSINESS COMMITTEE at 5:30 atThe Central Office

August 4 - PROGRAM COMMITTEE at the WarMemorial Building at 7:30 P.M.

August 5 - PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE atThe War Memorial Building at 7:30 P.M.

August 5 - COORDINATING COUNCIL - War Memorial Building at 8:00 P.M.

*****

I-AM RESPONSIBLE-CLUB IS . . .A group of sober alcoholics

WHO CAREWHO ARE GRATEFUL

They donate blood that other alcoholicsMIGHT LIVE.

They believe thatME TOO

is more important thanME FIRST.

Call Central Office if you agree*****

STEP 12 " TO CARRY THE MESSAGE

SAN DIEGO INSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEE'S Purposeis to carry the message to the alcoholicwho is confined in an institution. It isthe intent of the committee to unify theefforts of those volunteers who are interested in participating in this type of12th Step work. The committee has beencreated in the best accord with Tradition 9of Alcohlics Anonymous to carry the messageinto assigned institutions in keeping withprinciples of "Recovery, Unity and Service."

185 individual meetings are held monthly.A full time schedule for all too few volunteers to handle in a meaningful manner.

You are needed to volunteer to share asmuch or as little time as you have. Oneor two visits a month on a panel on a regular basis is abundant. If you don't drive,come along with us and do "double duty" —keeping the driver company and carrying themessage to the alcoholic.

Call: George M., 454-0992 Joe E., 566-846!Cindy A., 488-0047 Gebrge^J.,234-015!Charley T., 729-3183 Central Office

Come: SDIC meets at the Balboa Park Clubon July 18 at 11:30 A.M.

MORE HIGHLIGHTS - GENERAL SERVICE CONFERENCE - Resolutions passed by the conference:7. Continued indefinitely the moratorium on discussions of "special" groups.8. Recommended New Orleans as the site of the 1980 WORLD CONVENTION. 9. Strongly recommended that all steps possible be taken to improve communication to eliminate clerical andbookkeeping errors. 10. Recommend redoubling of efforts to improve the number of groupsparticipating in World Service. 11. Recommended that the General Service Board make allefforts to reduce the price of literature. Such a reduction to be conditional on greatersupport of GSO by the individual groups.

rif.: L.>f y^.

THE AA

OOORDINATOHPublished monthly by the Coordinating Committee ofSon Diego County Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous. August 1976

"ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS SHOULD REMAIN FOREVER NONPROFFESSIONAL,BUT OUR SERVICE CENTERS MAY EMPLOY SPECIAL WORKERS."

NEW MEETINGS

CHULA VISTA YOUNG PEOPLE - MONDAYS - 8:15 PMat 648 3rd Avenue.

SAT. AFTERNOON SPEAKERS - SATURDAYS - 2:30PM at the North Shores Alano Club.

KNOW YOUR BIG BOOK - WEDNESDAYS - 6-7 PMat the North Shores Alano Club.

LOMA PORTAL DISCUSSION - TUESDAYS - 8:15 PMat 3475 Kenyon, San Diego.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

SAN: DIEGO CAMPING GROUP will campout at theLOS COYOTES campground August 20-22.All are welcome. Reservations are NOTrequired. Please call Tom or Pat D.for further information and directionsfor driving to the campground, 462-S806.

POTLUCK" SUPPER for all A.A. members interestedin forming an Alano Club in the Lemon Grove

/• area. The supper will be held at theGolden Avenue School Lemon Grove on Sunday,August 22 at 5 PM. For additional information and details, olease call Chuck W.,f47-5758

NEW LOCATION of the business meeting of theSan Diego Institutional Committee isSt. Dav'd.'s . Chursh, 5^ Milton StreetClairemont; These YneettTfgs are held the3rd Sunday of each month at 12:30.

ATTENTION — ATTENTION — ATTENTIONSpecial new group starting Tuesday,7 PM at Roseanna's house, 3788 GeorgiaStreet. Purpose of the group is tobring AA's message to the deaf andhard of hearing. Sign language wilT belearned and used. San Diego will develop our own AA sign language interpreters. Let's help ourselves byhelping one another. This is a greatopportunity to keep it by learning togive it away. Get involved.

A.A. - HERE AND THERE

WOMAN TO WOMAN - A weekend seminar,Sept. 10-12 at Vacation VillageHotel.' Registration forms 'Available at Central Office.

25th ANNUAL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIACONVENTION - Oct. 1-3. AnaheimConvention Center. Registrationsavailable soon at Central Office.

OLD-TIMERS MEETING - Los Angeles area(36th Anniversary) - Friday, Sept. 24at 8 PM. (Doors open at 6 PM«) Atthe Pasadena Center, 300 E. GreenStreet, Pasadena. Why not get a busload of AA friends together for a fineevening of sharing. Speakers featuredhave 30 and over years of sobriety.Fellowship. Dancing will follow.Refreshments will be available.Registration forms available at Centralor write: PO Box 8474, Van Nuys, CA91409.

HAWAII CONFERENCE - Nov. 5-7 -Registration forms are available atCentral Office.

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COOPEPvATIOM - A.A. is not affiliated withany related facility or outsideinterest, but we cooperate with themand they cobp&fat'̂ "^

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SERENITY HOUSE NORTH COUNTY SUMMER DANCESaturday, August 14 9 PM to 1 AM

"THE BARN"149 E. San Marcos Blvd. San Marcos

(2 miles West on 78 from Escondido)Music by Samn\y Santos

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HEARTLAND HOUSE has a new location:5855 Streamview, San DiegoTelephone: 287-5460

Sunday, October 10AA ANNUAL PICNIC

10 A.M. to 6 P.M. ADMIRAL BAKER FIELD (Friars Road toAdmiral Baker Road)

GRAB BAG- GAMES - RAFFLEDOOR PRIZES - SWIMMING POP AMD COFFEE FREEVOLLEY BALL - SOFT BALL

EASY DOES IT FIRST THINGS FIRST LIVE AND LET LIVE

GROUP CONTRIBUT"JULY 1976

ALLIED GARDEN GROUP 10.00 10.00ACTION DISC, -0- -0-AMIGOS VERDADEROS 5.00 30.00ASW GROUP -0- 30.00AMPHIB NOONERS -0- -0-A STREET -0- -0-A STREET BEGINNERS -0- 10.00A ST. MENS -0- -0-A.A. WORKSHOP -0- 350.00ALANO BREAKFAST 35.00 35.00ALPINE -0- 50.00ANONYMOUS -0- 248.17ARC GROUP -0- 7.00BAY PARK STUDY 10.00 50.00BORREGO SPRINGS -0- -0-BEACH AREA BEGINNERS 50.00 460.00BEACH AREA BEGINNERS #2 -0- 175.oofBEACH COMBERS 10.00 56.00BEACH CLUB LUNCHEON -0- 95.00

*BROWN BAGGERS MONDAY 25.00 25.00BROWN BAGGERS TUES. -0- 25.00BROWN BAGGERS FRIDAY -0- 25.05BROWN BAGGERS SAT. -0- 94.68BROWN BAGGERS SUN AM -0- 5.00CARLSBAD TUES. -0- 100.00CARLSBAD BIG BOOK STUDY -0- 48.50*CARLSBAD WOMENS 15.00 35.00*CARLSBAD MENS 65.00 65.00CARLTON HILLS 10.00 20.00CASA DE ORA -0- 174.05CEDAR ST. DAYTIME -0- 20.00CEDAR ST. TUES. -0- -0-CEDAR ST. FRIDAY 10.00 15.00CEDAR ST. MENS -0- 70.00CEDAR ST. SUNDAY -0- -0-CHULA VISTA STEPSTUDY -0- 15.00CHULA VISTA DISC. SAT. -0- 20.00CHULA VISTA DAYTIME -0- -0-CLAIREMONT WOMENS STEPSTUDY 5.00 5.00CLAIREMONT WOMENS 10.00 80.00CLAIREMONT MENS 42.00 122.00CLAIREMONT YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-CLAIREMONT TUESDAY 10.00 30.00CLAIREMONT WED. -0- 5.00CORONADO 60.00 380.00CORONADO COASTAL STEPSTUDY -0- -0-CORONADO WOMENS -0- -0-CORONADO PROSPECT DISC. -0- 10.00CORONADO SUNDAY -0- 10.00DATC NOONERS -0- 39.00DEL MAR -0- 60.00DEL MAR SAT. PART. -0- 49.00DOWNTOWN DISC. -0- 50.00DRY DOCK ANONYMOUS -0- -0-DRY DOCK #2 -0- 10.00DRY DOCK #20 -0- -0-DRY DOCK #21 25.00 30.00DRY DOCK #37 20.00 20.00DRYLAND DISC. -0- -0-EARLY BIRDS -0- 40.00EARLY RISERS -0- 45.00EAST CO. BREAKFAST -0- 20.00EAST CO. DAYTIME -0- -0-EAST CO. SPEAKERS -0- 25.00EAST SAN DIEGO WOMENS -0- 23.88E.Z. DOES IT SPEAKERS -0- 50.00E.5.D. THURS. -0- -0-EL CAJON MENS -0- 20.00EL CAJON WOMENS -0- -0-EL CAJON SUNDAY -0- -0-EL CAJON YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-EL CAJON 12 & 12 -0- 20.00r-» " -'̂ M• QPPM DrtDT r\

JULY 1976EL CAJON TUES. 30.00 120.00EL CAJON WED. DISC. -0- 203.14*ESCONDIDO FRI SPEAKERS 30.00 30.00EL CAJON FRIDAY -0- 25.00ENCANTO -0- 35.00ESCONDIDO TUES. -0- 20.00ESCONDIDO SUN SPEAKERS -0- 15.00ESCONDIDO YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-*ESCONDIDO SAT. NITE 21.00 51.00ESCBNDIDO LATE NITERS -0- -0-ENCINITAS THURS. -0- 25.00FALLBROOK (C) SUN -0- 225.00*FA|IIBR00K 50.00 50.00fall brook WOMENS -0- 4.00*FELLOWSHIP CENTER 10.00 10.00FLETCHER HILLS SMOKELES 25.00 160.00

.'FLETCHER HILLS -0- 150.00FRIDAY ACCEPTANCE 10.00 40.00FRIDAYS CHILDREN -0- 35.00FRIDAY NITE MENS -0- 25.00GRASS ROOTS -0- -0-HILLCREST GROUP 5.00 5.00HOMESTEADERS -0- -0-HERE AND NOW -0- 70.00HERE AND NOW #2 -0- 100.00HEARTLAND DAYTIME -0- -O-HEARTLAND TUES. -0- 50.00HERMANOS ALCO LATIN 3.00 13.00HIDDEN VALLEY WOMENS -0- -0-IMPERIAL BEACH 20.00 60.00INFORMAL GROUP -0- 20.00INLAND EMPIRE -0- -0-INTERNATIONAL GROUP -0- 40.00LA JOLLA MONDAY 25.00 100.00LA JOLLA THURSDAY 150.00 350.00LA JOLLA WOMENS -0- 25.00LAKESIDE -0- 40.00LA MESA MENS 25.00 35.00LA MESA MIXED (C) -0- 340.00LA MESA FRI DAYTIME -0- 50.00LATE NIGHTERS -0- -0-LINDA VISTA -0- 50.00LIVING SOBER GROUP -0- -0-LEMON GROVE 50.00 250.00MIRA MESA 15.00 105.00MIRA MESA NOONERS -0- -0-MIRAMAR TUES NITE -0- 50.50MIRAMAR NOONERS -0- 17.00MEETING AFTER -0- -0-LOMA PORTAL GROUP 20.00 20.00MISSION BAY MONDAY -0- -0-MISSION HILLS -0- 275.00NAVAJO ROAD GROUP -0- 45.00N.A.S. NOONERS -0- 45.00NATIONAL CITY 10.00 20.00NITTY GRITTY -0- 24.64NO. CO. OPEN -0- -0-NO CO. SERENITY 50.00 200.56NO CO. BEG. THURS. -0- 40.00NORTH PARK -0- 10.00NO. SHORES BIG BOOKSTUDY -0- -0-NO. SHORES DISC. THRS. 10.00 105.00NO SHORES Q & A. -0- 80.00NO SHORES SUN BREAKFAST 25.00 125.00NO. SHORES SUN. NITE 10.00 25.00NO SHORES SPEAKERS 30.00 430.00NO SHORES MENS -0- 55.00NO SHORES NITE CAPS -0- -0-NO SHORES SHARE & CARE -0- 120.00OCEAN BEACH TUES. -0- 50.00OCEAN BEACH THURS. -0- -0-*OCEANSIDE WED. DISC. 27.00 87.00

OCEANSIDE FRI. PART. 100.00 206.00 ♦SERENITY WOMENS 53.00 73.00*0CEANSIDE TUES. PART. • 55.00 55^.00 SUNDAY NIGHT BEG. -0- -0-OLD FASHIONS 10.00 10.00 ESCONDIDO STEP STUDY -0- 15.00*OCEANSIDE SAT (AC) 25.00 75.00 SUNDAY NITE Y 5.00 5.00*OCEANSIDE FRI NITE SPEAKERS 25.00 80.00 SO EAST YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-OCEANSIDE 12 & 12 -0- 100.00 SAN MARCOS SPEAKERS 175.00 475.00OCEANSIDE NEW LIFE (W) -0- 5.00 *SAN MARCOS STEPSTUDY 36.00 74.38OCEANSIDE YOUNG PEOPLE -0- 10.00 SAN MARCOS WED. -0- 15.89OLD TWON STUDY -0- 60.00 SAN MATIO GROUP -0- -0-OLD TIMERS 5.00 25.00 SOLANO BEACH -0- -0-PARADISE HILLS -0- 75.00 SAT NITE »OUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-PALOMAR GROUP -0- -0- ♦SAN DIEGUETO WOMENS 60.00 140.00PACIFIC BEACH SAT. -0- -0- SO CLAIREMONT FRIDAY 25.00 60.00PACIFIC BEACH YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0- SO BAY TRIANGLE -0- 60.00LA MESA OPEN MIXED -0- -0- SUN TRADITION MENS -0- -0-OCEANSIDE MENS -0- -0- SO EAST WOMEN -0- -0-PINE VALLEY DISC. -0- 5.00 ♦SAN DIEGUETO STEPSTUDY 100.00 100.00POINT LOMA MENS -0- 50.00 THE NOW GROUP -0- 25.00POINT LOMA WED. -0- 40.00 30th & GRAPE TUES. 30.00 70.00POINT LOMA SUNDAY -0- -0- TORREY PINES GROUP -0- 50.00POT LUCK PROBLEM SOLVERS -0- -0- TIERRANSANTA HGHTS 10.00 50.00POWAY THRESHOLD 30.00 272.00 ♦TRI SUN MORN 30.00 80.00POWAY TRADITIONS 15.00 85.00 TRADITION WEST -0- 35.00POWAY SAT OPEN END -0- 74.00 TRADITION ONE SUN -0- -0-QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 10.00 20.00 TUES. FLETCHER HILLS 5.00 30.00RAINBOW -0- -0- TWENTY FORTY -0- 5.00RANCHO BERNARDO -0- 150.00 TWENTY FOUR HOUR GRP. 10.00 70.00RANCHO SANTA FE -0- 500.00 TWENTY THIRTY GROUP -0- -0-RAMONA -0- -0- TURNING POINT TUES. -0- 12.00RECOVERY STEPSTUDY 7.00 12.00 TURNING POINT SUN. 10.00 44.00ROLANDO -0- -0- UNIVERSITY CITY 1.00 57.50ROUND TABLE DISC. -0- -0- ♦VISTA THURS. 40.00 185.00SERENDIPITY WOMENS -0- 20.00 VISTA TUES. PART. -0- 35.00SANTEE SUNDAY -0- 30.00 VISTA STEPSTUDY -0- 15.82SANTEE THURS. -0- 85.00 VISTA VIEW -0- 88.00SAT NITE OWLS -0- -0- VISTA HILLS -0- -0-SAN DIEGO CAMPING GROUP -0- -0- VISTA SAT NITE -0- -0-SAN CARLOS STEPSTUDY -0- 15.00 ♦VISTA SUNDAY MORN 60.00 135.00SO BAY DISC. -0- -0- WAY OF LIFE GROUP -0- -0-SO BAY SUNDAY 10.00 10.00 WED NITE MENS STAG -0- -0-SO BAY Q & A -0- -0- WOMENS -0- 60.00SO BAY PIONEERS 37.50 225.00 WED NITE MIXED (C) 20.00 60.00SO BAY WOMENS -0- 25.00 WOMENS SHARING GROUP -0- -0-S.D. YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0- WOMENS STEPSTUDY -0- -0-SPRING VALLEY TRIANGLE -0- 20.00 ELEVENTH STEP STUDY -0- -0-STADIUM 30.00 50.00 ♦VISTA FRIDAY NEWCOMERS 87.19 87.19SUNDAY MID-DAY -0- 45.00*************** ***** ***** ************ ***** * * * *

PROGRAM COMMinEE- CENTRAL MEETINGS

INCOME: EXPENSES:

Collections $ 450.70 Janitor $ 25.00Raffle 104.00 Rent 150.00Li terature 127.20 Bakery

Literature ^^^fe.65Coffee, Cream, Sugar, )

Cups, napkins. RaffleTickets 83.57

$ 681,90 $ 522.52

Net Profit for Month of July $ 159.38

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SAN DIEGO CENTRAL OFFICE NORTH. COUNTY BRANCH OFFICE2100 FOURTH AVE. 666 EAST VISTA WAY

239-1365 758-2514


The 371 meeting of the council was called to order a,t 8:00 P.M. by chairman A1 McG.Traditions were read by Bob D. 69 groups were repfesqnted.

Correction in the minutes of July. ..Motion repoi '̂ted for a split financial reportof the San Diego Central Office and North County Branclh to be shown for a period offour months should read as follows; Motion made and passed that a separate itemizedaccoun.t of the exjienditiires and income pf tde Branch o-^fice V.ista be separate and apartfrom the income and expenditures of the San Diego Central office as reported in thecoordinator.

BUSINESS COMMITTEE report given by Charlie T. Financial sheets reviewed and accepted bythe committee. A complete separate report of Income and disbursement of the NorthCounty Branch office is shown on the financial sheet as directed by council.

Committee read resumes for a standyby secretary for San Diego Central Office andthe North County Branch offices. Lorayne R. v;as recommended by the Business Committeeto be approved by the council.

The Business Committee was notified that the present secretary of North CountyBranch Office had to resign due to ill health. The Committee reviewed past resumesand recommended Ruth R. of Vislato be the new secretary to be approved by council.

Charlie reported the committee needs a male member to replace Roy Y.A motion was made by the committee to send a letter of thanks to Rosemary A. in

appreciation for a job well done from the Business-Committee and A.A. as a whole.

PROGRAM COMMITTEE report given by Arne A. All speakers confirmed through August. Arnegave the date of our 36th Annual Banquet it will be November 10th at the El CortezHotel. Bob D. will be the speaker from Santa Monica.

PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE report given by Bill P. who reported 24 facilities coveredby 40 speakers to 3,467 persons.

OLD BUSINESS:A vote was taken on the recommended changes of the Plan of Proceedures. 52 yes--

12 no--2 abstentions. Copies will be out by September council meeting.A date of October lOth was given for our Annual Picnic to be held at Admiral Baker

Field. More details in the coordinator.A1 McG. reported on the functions of the Lucky Deuce Organization. A1 read two

letters one from the Lucky Deuce to A.A. World Services which they enclosed a copy oftheir standards and Criterias for drinking/driving program. The other was a reply fromA.A. World Services that they had no objection to the reference to A.A. in the phaiiplet'

The committee found no violation to A.A. traditions and considered it an outsideissue and recommended that we cooperate with the Lucky Deuce program. Charlie T. madea motion to accept the recommendation of the committee. Seconded and passed.

NEW BUSINESS:Winnie S. made a motion to accept the recommendation of the Business Committee

to attain Ruth R. as the new secretary of the North County Branch Office . Secondedand passed.

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John B. made a motion to accept the recommendation of the Business Commi-iA^^ toattain Lorayne R. as the new stanby secretary of both San Diego Central Office-^fldthe North County Branch Office. Seconded and passed.

Ida G. was elected to the Program Committee,

Meeting adjouned : 8:40 P.M.

H0V7 IT WORKSSAN DIEGO CENTRAL OFFICE

2^00 FOURTH AVE.239-1365


666 EAST VISTA WAY758-2514


January 1, 1976 to July 31, 1976Income:Books & LiteraturePinsTokensBuck-A-Month

Group ContributionsMisCo Donations:

Violet McC.Viola W.

Office KittyMemori ums:

In Memory of Fay Dunmirefrom Bertha B.For Jack Gardner from Bea R 10.00For Michael M from Jack &Kay B,

$ 3,824.8726.00

140.0072.00

1,370.50

20.0050.0024.25

10.00

5.00119.25

.0091.95

$ 5,644.57

$ 3,214.5636.45

119.20.00.00

340.00131.86113.63191.40

73.18.00.00

30.00.00

15.00825.96

85.4930.00

Special EventsEarned InterestTOTAL INCOME

DisbursementsCost of Books & LiteratureCost of PinsCost of TokensCost of Special EventsBank ChargesRentTelephoneAnswering ServiceOffice SuppliesOffice ServicesInsuranceTaxes & Licenses

Secretary ExpenseRepairs & MaintenanceCo-OrdinatorVJagesWage TaxesDepreciationTOTAL OVERHEADNet Income for July

Income:Books & LiteratureTokensPins

Misc. Donations:Live & Let Live

Memorium:In Memory of Verna W.from Alfred W.

$ 5,206.73$ 437.84


10.00

27.00

Group ContributionsTotal Income for JulyDisbursements

RentTelephoneAnswering ServiceOffice SuppliesOffice ServicesWagesWage TaxesBooks & LiteratureTokensPinsTOTAL OVERHEAD

Net Income for Month of July $ 85.32

$ 606.159.00

14.50

37.00814.19

$ 1,480.84

170.0058.4824.0053.0513.50

405.0041.92

611.754.32

13.50$ 1,395.52

$ 19,679.03235.50802.00

1 ,095.0011,182.92

1 ,180.553,177.551,183.99

$ 38,536.54

17,556.24225.00655.40

1,720.4418.94

3,070.002,449.49

742.471,495.481,005.64

410.0010.60

210.00713.80105.00

5,810.15596.72210.00

$ 37,005.37

STEP 10 - "Continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptlyadmitted it." It has been suggested thatthis step be extended to the group. Thosewho haye tried it report perked up activity,more exciting and enjoyable sobriety as wellas getting the message to more and morealcoholics.

For groups who want to 10th Step themselves here are some suggested questions.

1. What is the basic purpose of thegroup?

2. What MORE can the group do to carrythe message?

3. Are we reaching enough people, takingconsideration of the size of our community?

4. What has the group done to bring themessage to professionals who can be helpfulin reaching those who need AA?

5. Is the group attracting only a certain kind of alcoholic or is it getting agood cross section of the community?

6. Do new members stick with us, or doesturnover seem excessive?

7. How effective is our sponsorship?Can it be improved?

8. Has everything practical been done toprovide an attractive meeting place?

9. Has enough effort been made' to explain to all members the need and value ofkitchen and housekeeping work and otherservices to the group?10, Is adequate opportunity given to all

members to speak and to participate inother group activities?11. Are officers picked with care and

consideration on the basis that officershipIS a great responsiblity and opportunityfor 12th Step work?

12» Does the group carry its fair shareof the job of supporting Central Office?The Grapevine? GSO? Groups in insitutions?13. Do we give all members their fair chance

of keeping informed about the WHOLE of AA?Recovery, Unity, Service.

from: THE AA GROUPaA World Service

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THEY CARRY THE MESSAGE:Forty speakers: Sally Mc., Tom K., JohnB., Phyllis B., Sam S., Mary B., Jim C.,Mary Ann P., Gary B., Lorayne R., BillM., John J., Eldon S., Liz C., Bill B.,A1 McG., Nancy L., Bill H., Debbie,Dick D., Bob H., Mary P., Shirley B., PatT., Larry L., Charlie K., Kath G., BettyG., Paul C., Wally O'D., Violet 0., Paul,Rich Jim and Betty M., Dick S., Stu andHarriet W., Jennifer, Bill P., carriedthe message to 3,467 persons at thefollowing 24 facilities: Mesa College,City College, Patrick Henry High, MissionBay High, Montgomery Jr. High,>ointLoma High, Mt. Mique High, Mont Vista,High, Madison High, Bonita High, ElCapitan High, Torrey Pines High, LaJolla High, Clairemont Adult High,Poway High, C1 airemont High, MontgomeryLions Club, Oceanside Traffice, El CajonTraffic Court, San Diego Traffic Courts,The San Diego Union, Morse High, HooverHigh and Helix High. A good jobl

SPEAKERS

OCEANSIDE FRIDAY NITEJohn H., San" DismasSurprise

Los AngelesSibil W.Cliff W.Campbell

Aug 13Aug 20Aug 27Sept 3Sept 10 (Scotty), Los Angeles

EAST COUNTYAug 14 Dee H., San DiegoAug 21 NormK., OceansideAug 28 Laurie E., Princeton,Sept 4 Cherry L., San DiegoSept 11 Ancel C., Lomita

SOUTH BAY PIONEERSAug 14 Bob L.,SIendaleAug 21 Cindy A., LagunaAug 28 Tony A., Joshua TreeSept 4 Harry H., Los AngelesSept 11 Fr. Don L., Alhambra

EASY DOES ITAug 13 Mary S., LagunaAug 20 Milton M., Los AngelesAug 27 Ron E., West Los AngelesSept 3 Ray K., Culi/er CitySept 10 Red A., Buena Park

NORTH SHORESAua 14

N.J

Aug 21Aug 28Sept 4Sept 11

Gil & Lona., Los AngelesGloria D., Bell flowerAndy & Marilyn., La HavraBarbara S., North HollywoodAndrea G., San Gabriel

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I AM RESPONSIBLEWHEN ANYONE, ANYWHERE,

REACHES OUT FOR HELP, I WANTTHE HAND OF AA ALWAYS TO BE THERE.AND FOR THAT:

I AM RESPONSIBLE

There are many ways that an AA Membercan "get involved."

NEEDED: Persons willing to make TwelfthStep Calls - by phone or in person. AreYOU registered at the Central Office????

WANTED: Persons willing to carry themessage to the alcoholic in an institution. Come to the meeting Sept. 15,St. David's Church, 5050 Milton Street,or call:

Georoe M., 454-0992Joe E., 566-8469George J., 234-0155Cindy A., 488-0047Charley T., 729-3183

HELP: Share YOUR story with young people,old people, all people in the schools.Contact the Public Information Committeeor call Central Office to let us know whenyou are available.

UNITY

SERVICERECOVERY

AREA ASSEMBLY MEETING SEPT 19

One of the area assembly's four major meetings will be held Sunday, Sept 19 at theGrange Hall in San Marcos. Coffee at 1:30,meeting begins at 2 P.M.

Agenda items for the 1977 General ServiceConference will be presented for considerationand possible action.

Suggested changes in the area assembly guidelines will also be presented for future vote.

Committeemen and Group Representatives willhave the opportunity to introduce any agendaitems so that they may be submitted to theConference Secretary by Oct. 1.

Newly elected GSRs are requested to notifythe area secretary as soon as oossible, sotheir names may be added to the mailing list.

WHY THE CONFERENCE

"We may not need a General Service Conferenceto insure our own recovery. We do need it toinsure the recovery of the alcoholic who sillstumbles in the darkness one short block fromthis room. We need it to insure the recoveryof a child being born tonight destined to alcoholism. We need it to provide, in keeping withour Twelfth Step, a permanent haven for allalcoholics who, in the ages ahead, can find inA.A. that rebirth which brought us back tolife." A.A. Service Manual

LOCAL ASSEMBLY GROWS

The San Diego-Imperial County Assembly hasbeen one of the fastest growing in the countryquadrupling the number of groups participatingin the past six years.

The area, encompassing all the two counties, is divided into twelve districts, eachhaving 15-30 groups. Each group has a GSR,each district a committeeman who coordinatesactivities and who with the area officerscomprise the assembly.

The assembly meets four times a year todiscuss and make recommendations to thearea delegate on a vast number of issues andproblems which face A.A. worldwide. Thearea delegate attends and votes in the General Conference each April in New York.

The area assembly does not infringe uponthe area of responsibilities of the localintergroup which concerns itself with thefunctioning of the local Central Office andwith problems at the local level. Assemblyactivities have to do with the relationshipof the Group to A.A. as a whole.

AREA ASSEMBLY NEWS

TRADITIONS BREAKFAST

Tickets will be available soon fromall area GSRs for the area assembly Traditions Preakfast.

The semi-annual affair will be held at thiCatamaran Hotel on Sunday morning. Sept 26.

JUST WONDERING

Remember when the literature tables hadsome copies of the GRAPEVINE for sale?

Remember when the secretary used to givea quick review of the titles in the newlyarrived GRAPEVINE?

Remember when the GRAPEVINE articles wereused as the basis for closed discussionmeetings?

Remember when groups had a given numberof subscriptions to the GRAPEVINE so thatcopies were available to the newcomer?

V.'hatever happened to the official magazine of A.A. in OUR area?

Perhaos the GSR's may be able to find out.Cliff R.

NEEDED - GROUP SUPPORT FOR AA WORLDWIDE

The 1976 Conference stressed the need fora greater number of groups to financiallysupport and to be represented at the General Conference.

Bob P., World Office manager said, "It isnot a matter of how much a group contributesbut what percentage of the total number ofgroups that participate that gives us ourstrangth."

Delegate Cliff R. said, "The group GSRsharing his group:'s opinions on the important issues facing A.A. today is essentialto the survival of A.A.

Recent rises in literature prices weredirectly attributed to a national decreasein the number of groups supporting theGeneral Service Board. The Board is pledgeeto reduce literature prices as groupcomtributions grow.

RECOMMENDED GROUP CONTRIBUTIONDISTRIBUTION

60% to support your Central Office30% to support the General Service

Office in New York10% to support your Area Assembly.

????????? DOES YOUR GROUP HAVE A GENERAL SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE ????????'?Every group -any size- can elect a member with two years' sobriety and a love for A.A.PLEASE mail or phone: Gail M, Area Secretary, 4762 Saratoga, San Diego, 92107. 224-7301NAME OF GROUP GSRADDRESS AND PHONEGROUP NAMEMEETING DAY/NIGHT - TIMENUMBER OF GROUP MEMBERS "

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WAR rCMORIAL BUILDING


WEDNESDAYS - 8 P.M. BALBOA PARK

August 11Chair! ady LaurieSteps .Jim H.Traditions DannySpeaker Joe Q., LagunaHost GroupCakes:

! Year Maryann C.Joe D.Ron R.

5 Years Dick P.10 Years Jean K.

August 18Chair! ady NateSteps..........Bi!! D.Traditions Wa!!y H.Speaker........Ralph S., Corona De! MarHost Group....,San Marcos Step StudyCakes:

5 Years......Barbara R.Jean E.Pat R.

!5 Years......Jessie C,20 Years Mike C.

Jack T..Carol W.

Patty C.Gene R.

! YearNei!D.

Jim M.Richard S.Sue F.

Vince T.Vi 0.Nick P.Albert G,

YOUR AA CALENDAR

August 15 - SAN DIEGO INSTITUTIONALCOMMITTEE business meeting at 12:30at St. David's Church, 5050 MiltonSt., Clairemont.

Sept 1 - BUSINESS COMMITTEE At 5:30at the Central Office.

Sept 2 - PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEEat the War Memorial Building, BalboaPark at 7:30 PM,

Sept 2 - COORDINATING COUNCILMemorial Building at 8:00 PM.

LATE FLASH: NEW MEETING

Wednesday at 8:15LA NUEVA VIDA (Spanish) atOur Lady of Guadalupe Church.345 Anita~.Street, Otay.

War

August 25Chairman...

StepsTraditionsSpeakerHost Group.Cakes:

! Year...

15 Years..

September !Chair!ady..StepsTraditions.Speakers...Host Group.Cakes:

10 Years..

JULY CAKES

,Joe

.San Marcos Wed. Nite Disc.

.John G.

.Luke M.

Gail.Bob C.,Liz C..Sheldon S.,San Mateo Group

Cliff S.

5 YearsBill B.

20 YearsLeonard M

IN MEMORIUM

San Diego County AA expressessympathy', toThe family and fri ends of

Jack Gardinerwho passed away July 11.

The officers and members of San Diego-Imoerial County Area Assembly wish tothank the Coordinator for the opportunityto share information about their functionand activity in the local area.

Thank you from Enola S., for your cars andprayers.

Than you to Robert H. for his donation ofblood to the I-AM-RESPONSIBLE CLDB.

Please credit the enclosed to my "BUCK-A-MONTH" account.

NAME AMOUNT

Receipt will be mailedADDRESS_^Give this form to your group secretary or mail to Central Office, 2100 4th Avenue,

San Diego, CA 92101

THE AA

COORDINATORPublished monthly by the Coerdinetlng Committee ofSon Diego County Groups of Alcoholics Anonymous.

SEPTEMBER 1976

"A.A,, AS SUCH, OUGHT NEVER BE ORGANIZED; BUT WE MAY CREATE SERVICE BOARDSOR COMMITTEES DIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE TO THOSE THEY SERVE."

NEW MEETINGS

Friday Nites - SERENITY DISC,. - an openmixed meeting at 8:15 PM. 4333 30thSt0 (corner |l Cajon Blvd.)

Wednesday Nites - 8:00 PM - El Cajon StepStudly Group. Recreation Hall, lOOOfSo.Anza, El Cajon,

Sunday Morning Breakfast - 9 A.M. at theSo Bay Pioneers - 270 C St., ChulaVtsta,

PLEASE SUPPORT

The FRIDAY ACCEPTANCE group, meeting at12 NOON at the St. Bartholomew Episcopal Church, Poway.

CHANGES

DRY DOCK #37 now meets on WEDNESDAYS at3 PM at the Naval Submarine SupportFacility, Ballast Point,. Point Loma.

SAN DIEGO YOUNG PEOPLE, meeting at 8 PMon Thursdays at 2980 Cedar is nowan OPEN meeting. •

SPECIAL EVENTS

BROWN BAGGERS 2nd ANNIVERSARYMARATHON MEETING

Sat, Sept 18 Noon to.MidnightCoffee and Donuts all day

Dinner 5-7PM Speakers 8PM & 9 PMMidnight - Father Martin's Chalk Talk

ESCONDIDO ALAND CLUB8th Ave and Escondido Blvd.

RAMONA FRIDAY NITE - 29th Annual Pot LuckFRIDAY, Sept 24 7 PMCongrlgaPtional Church 8th & DMeat & Bread will be furnished.

Bring your favorite disb to p^ss.

The movie,"Guidelines," featuring Fr.Martin will be shown at 935 Emeraldin El Cajon at 7 PM, Oct 2. RegularSpeaker meeting will follow at 8 PM,

traditions breakfast - See your GSRCONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

CATAMARAN-HOTEL 10 AMSept 26.

SPEAKERS

EASY DOES ITêpt 10 ^ Red. A., Buena ParkSept 17 Connii:& Jim W, FullertonSept 24 Henry (Ski) A., San DiegoOct 1 Margret I., Vi staOct 8 Ray S, Malibu

SOUTH BAY PIONEERSSept IT Don L, A1hambraSept 18 Bob D., Glendaj'eSept 25 Basil VanB, TustinOct 2 UnconfirmedOct 9 Enez T., flanhattan Beach

EAST COUNTYSept 18 John R.,.VistaSept 25 Marie F., Los AngelesOct 2 Che M., San DiegoOct 9 Violet 0., Pacific BeachOct 16 Dr. Mike C., Tustin

NORTI^ SHORESSept 11Sept 18Sept,25Oct 2Oct 9

Andrea G., San GabrielFather Terry, Los AngelesLona & Gil D., Los AngelesChaney W., San DiegoBill McG., Torrartce

SUNDAY OCTOBER 10 10AM to 6 PM

ADMIRAL BAKER FIELD(Take Friars Rd. to Adm. Baker Rd.)

GRAB BAG GAMESDOOR PRIZES

RAFFLEFREE POP & COFFEE

SWIMMING SOFT BALL VOLLEYBALL

COMt ONE - COME aLL - FULL IeLLOWSHIP &AY

IN MEMORIUM

San Diego County AA expressessympathy to;

"Shank" and family in the passingof his wife, Helen, Aug 18.

s-

The family and friends of EmilyBaker, who passed ftWfiy Aug ,24.'


January 1, 1976 to August 26th, 1976

Income:Books & LiteraturePinsTokensBuck-A-MonthGroup ContributionsMisc. Donations:

Vi McC.S.D.I.

Memori urns:In Memory of Jim Burwellfrom Harry H.For Michael M. from hisfriends.

Office KittySpecial EventsEarned Interest

TOTAL INCOMEDisbursementsCost of Books & LiteratureCost of PinsCost of TokensBanquet (Pre Paid)Cost of Special EventsBank ChargesRentTelephoneAnswering ServiceOffice SuppliesOffice ServicesInsuranceTaxes & LicensesSecretary ExpenseRepairs & MaintenanceCo-OrdinatorWagesWage Taxes-Depreciation

$ 171.30

25.005.00

10.00

107.0020.10

$ 4,149.7631.0099.0068.00

1,419.17

167.10-0-

-0-

5,934.03

3,653.2728.5269.52

(250.00)-0--0-

340.00131.95105.22312.80

95.00

40.00-0-

30.00-0-

15.00825 .$0

85.4930.00

$ 5,762.73TOTAL OVERHEAD

Net Income:

Income:Books & LiteratureTokensPins

Misc. Donations:Bill L.Coffee Kitty


471.00•35.00

-0-

2.008.39

Group ContributionsTotal Income for JulyDisbursementsRentTelephoneAnswering ServiceOffice SuppliesOffice ServicesWagesWage TaxesBooks & LiteratureTokensPins

Total OverheadNet Income for Month of August $ 52.31

10.39533.00

$ 1,049.39

170.0061.7624.0025.1210.00

303.7521.60

364.0516.80-0-

$ 997.08

$ 23,828.79266.50901.00

1,163.0012,602.09

1 ,347.653,177.551,183.99

44,470.57

21 ,209.51

724.92

•i;72044418.94

3,410.002,581.44

847.391 ,808.281,100.64

450.0010.60

240.00713.80120.00

£,636.11682.21240.00

$ 42,767.80

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September 8ChairMAN......NateSteps...., Rudy B.Traditions....Mary!yn G.Speaker John N.Cakes:

1 Year Irma D.

September 15ijteps Phyl 11s C.Traditions Pat A.Speaker Danne G.

September 22Steps Sherry Z.Traditions Tom D.Speaker Lyle & LorraineCakes:

1 Year Patti S.Elaine D.


WEDNESDAYS - 8 P.M. BALBOA PARK

September 29 - GSR NightSteps .Cliff L.Traditions Gail W.Speaker MaryEllen W., GSO, New YorkCakes:

1 Year Juanita T.15 Years Mary N.

October 6Steps Ken B.Traditions Joanne B.Speaker John F.

YOUR AA CALENDAR

September 19 - Area Assembly - GrangeHall in San Marcos. 2 PM

September 26 - Traditions BreakfastCatamaran Hotel

September 26 - SAN DIEGO INSTITUTIONALCOMMITTEE business committee at 12:30,St. David's Church, 5050 Milton St.(Note: This meeting is the 4th Sun.in Sept. ONLY).

October 5 - BUSINESS COMMITTEE at 5:30at the Central Office.

October 7 - PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEEat the War Memorial Building , BalboaPark at 7:30 pm.

October 7 - COORDINATING COUNCIL - WarMemorial Building at 8:00 PM.

AUGUST CAKES

Muriel N .Tom K.Frank A.TeddyJanet K.Mark J.Dave A.Nancy W.Maryann C.Joe D.

5 YEARSLaverne H.

Paul L.Dick P.Barbara R.Jean E.

Pat R.Tony B.

1 YEAR

20 YEARSNorman H.Whitey W.Mike C.

Ron R.MikeChuck B.John G.Josephine LAnn H.Connie Q.RudyAnn Theresa

10 YEARSJeanette P.Jean K.

15 YEARSJessie C.Luke M.

WE NEED YOU - if you can type, have a fewfree days each month - 2 years' sobriety.TO BE - Co-editor of the COORDINATORFilling out a two-year term ending inDec. 1977. Please call Colleen at Centralor Ann G. (420-1808) if you are interested.

EASY DOES ITbut

GRATITUDE

The family and friends of Emily Bakerwish to thank all her friends forthe cards, flowers.and their manycondolences.

Thank You, Lai la H. for your contribution of blood to the I AM RESPONSIBLE CLUB.

DO ITIl

WANTED - WANTED - WANTED WANTED - WANTED - WANTEDGRAB BAG GOODIES

Please bring your donations for the picnic grab bagsto the Central Office or to any Sept. Central Meeting.

WANTED _ WANTED - WANTED WANTED - WANTED - WANTED

, /•/

OCEANSIDE WED. DISC. -0- 87.00*OCEANSIDE SUNDAY NITE 10.00 10.00

OCEANSIDE FRI. PART. -0- 206.00OCEANSIDE TUES. PART. ' -0- 55.00OLD FASHIONS 10.00 20.00OCEANSIDE SAT (AS) -0- 75.00OCEANSIDE FRI NITE SPEAKERS -0- 80.00♦OCEANSIDE 12 & 12 100.00 200.00OCEANSIDE NEW LIFE (W) -0- 5.00OCEANSIDE YOUNG PEOPLE -0- 10.00OLD TOWN STUDY -0- 60.00OLD TIMERS 5.00 30.00PARADISE HILLS 35.00 110.00

♦PALOMAR GROUP 30.00 30.00OPEN MEETING 5.00 5.00PACIFIC BEACH SAT. -0- -0-PACIFIC BEACH YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-LA MESA OPEN MIXED -0- -0-

♦OCEANSIDE MENS 26.00 26.00PINE VALLEY DISC. -0- 5.00POINT LOMA MENS 50.00 100.00POINT LOMA WED. -0- 40.00POINT LOMA SUNDAY -0- -0-POT LUCK PROBLEM SOLVERS -0- -0-POWAY THRESHOLD -0- 272.00POWAY TRADITIONS 25.00 110.00POWAY SAT OPEN END 40.00 114.00QUESTION & ANSWERS 10.00 30.00RAINBOW -0- -0-RANCHQ BERNARDO -0- 150.00

♦RANCHO SANTA FE 100.00 600.00♦RAMONA STEPSTUDY 2.00 2.00

RAMONA -0- -0-RECOVERY STEPSTUDY 10.00 22.00ROLANDO 20.00 20.00ROUND TABLE DISC. -0- -0-SERENDIPITY WOMENS -0- 20.00SANTEE SUNDAY -0- 30.00SANTEE THURS. 20.00 105.00SAT NITE OWLS -0- -0-SAN DIEGO CAMPING GROUP -0- -0-SAN CARLOS STEPSTUDY -0- 15.00SO BAY DISC. -0- -0-SO BAY SUNDAY -0- 10.00SO BAY Q & A -0- -0-SO BAY PIONEERS 50.00 275.00SO BAY WOMENS -0- 25.00SAN DIEGO YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-STADIUM -0- 50.00

SPRING VALLEY VALLEY 15.00 45.00SPRING VALLEY TRIANGLE 10.00 30.00SUNDAY MID-DAY -0- 45.00SERENITY WOMENS -0- 73.00SUNDAY NIGHT BEG. -0- -0-ESCONDIDO STEPSTUDY -0- 15.00SUNDAY NITE Y -O"- 5.00SO EAST YOUNG PEOPLE 4®- -0-SAN MARCOS SPEAKERS -0- 475.00SAN MARCOS STEPSTUDY -0- 74.38SAN MARCOS WED. -0- 15.89SAN MATIO GROUP -0- -0-SOLANO BEACH -0- «0-SAT NITE YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-SAN DIEGUETO WOMENS -0- 140.00SO CLAIRMDNT FRIDAY 10.00 55.00SO BAY TRIANGLE 50.00 ITO.OOSUN TRADITION MENS -0- -0-SO EAST WOMEN -0- -0-SAN DIEGUETO STEPSTUDY -0- 100.00THE NOW GROUP -0- 25.0030th & GRAPE TUES. -0- 70.00TORREY PINES GROUP 25.00 75.00TIERRANSANTA HGHTS 10.00 60.00TRI SUN MORN -0- 80.00TRADITION WEST -0- 35.00TRADITION STEPSTUDY 10.00 10.00TRADITION ONE SUN. -0- -0-TUES. FLETCHER HILLS 5.00 35.00TWENTY FORTY 20.00 25.00TWENTY FOUR HOUR GRP. 10.00 80.00TWENTY THIRTY GROUP -0- -0-TURNING POINT TUES. -0- 12.00TURNING POINT SUN. -0- 44.00UNIVERSITY CITY -0- 57.50*VISTA THURS. 25.00 210.00VISTA TUES. PART. -0- 35.00VISTA STEPSTUDY -0- 15.82*VISTA VIEW 30.00 118.00VISTA HILLS -0- -0-VISTA SAT NIGHT -0- -0-*VISTA SUNDAY MORN 50.00 185.00WAY OF LIFE GROUP -0- -0-WED NITE MENS STAG -0- -0-WOMENS 30.00 90.00WED SaGHT MIXED (C) -0- 60.00WOMENS SHARING GROUP -0- -0-WOMENS STEPSTUDY -0- -0-ELEVENTH STEP STUDY -0- -0-*VISTA FRIDAY NEWCOMERS 53.00 140.19

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PROGRAM COMMITTEE-CENTRAL MEETINGS

INCOME:

COLLECTIONSRAFFLEliterature

Net for Month of August

$ 421.6497.2578.60

$ 597.49

$ 289.11

EXPENSES

JANITORRENTBAKERYLITERATURECOFFEE, CREAM^SUGAR, CUPS,NAPKINS

$ 20.00150.00

54.2546.15

37.98$ 308.38

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SAN DIEGO CENTRAL OFFICE2100 FOURTH AVE.

239-1365

NORTH COUNTY BRANCH OFFICE666 EAST VISTA WAY

758-2514

'i- '•^^•^-•4.

THE COORDINATING COUNCIL OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS IN SAN DIEGO COUNTV

The 372nd meeting was called to order at 8:00 P.M, by chairman A1 McG. Traditionswere read by Joanne M. Roll check by Chuck H. 47 groups were represented.

Corrections in the minutes. There was no recommendation by the ad hoc committee thatreported on the Lucky Duece Organization. They stated it was an outside is,sue.Minutes approved after correction.

Business Committee report given by Mary Lee J, Only tv/o members present at theBusiness Committee meeting.. Financial sheets reviewed and accepted. A letter wasreceived from Eileen McC, due to personal problems she must resign. Joe P. who waselected to replace Roy Y. cannot accept due to his school hours. The council needsto elect a man and a woman to fill these vacancies. No further business was conductedduS to the committee not having a Quorum,

A1 McG. introduced Ruth R., the new North County Branch Office Secretary to thecouncil. She thanked the council and stated this would be a growing period for her.

Program Committee report given by Arne A., who reported on the Banquet to be heldat the El Cortez Hotel. Bob D. from Santa Monica will be the speaker, with Buck Wayne'smusic„ The tickets will be available September 15th and will be handled by the membersof the Program Committee,All speakers are confirmed through the month of September.

Public Information committee report given by Bill B. who reported 2 facilities coveredby 14 speakers to 431 persons.

Facilities covered: San Diego Court Classes (5), El Cajon Court Classes (4).Speakers participating: Sheila K., Mary B., Ron L., Coroline W., Buz,-Kathy 6., Bill M.,Dee H., Paul, Claire B., Anita A,, Bill P., Jim &Betty M.

New Business:A1 McG. reported that the new Plan of Proceedures was completed and <iD'p.i^s'could bepicked up with the fiancial ;sheets,

Report on the Picnic to be held at Admiral Bakers field, October 10th. Tickets willbe available this coming week. The Pop and Coffee will be furnished free. Games,Raffle prizes, Door Prize, and the Grab Bag. More details in coordinator.

John B. and Cindy A. were elected to fill the vacancies on the Business Committee.

Bob K. was elected to the Program Committee.

Meeting adjourned: 8:35

HOW IT WORKS

"I am responsible, when anyone, anywhere reachesout for help, I want the hand of AA always to bethere, and for that I am responsible." If you wouldlike to help "carry the message", please complete -4the form below and mail it to Central Office, TheTradition of Anonymity will be scrlctly observedby this office.

CITY & STATE

LENGTH OF SOBRIETY

DAYS AND HOURS AVAILABLE

ÂDDRESS

TELEPHONE^

TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE

THE AA

COORDINATORPublithad monthly by the Coordinating Committee ofSan Diego County Groups of Aldohollcs Anonymous. NOVEMBER 1976

"OUR PUBLIC RELATIONS POLICY IS BASED ON ATTRACTION RATHER THAT PROMOTION;WE NEED ALWAYS MAINTAIN PERSONAL ANONYMITY AT THE LEVEL OF PRESS, RADIO, & FILMS."

GROUP NEWSDRY DOCK #27, Thurs. 4:00 P.M. has changed toBldg. 201.

RANCHO BERNARDO GROUP (Fri night) has changedfrom a CLOSED to an OPEN meeting.

FRI. NIGHT MEN'S (C) & WOMEN'S (C) at 6th andPenn. will NOT meet Dec. 10 ONLY.

DRY DOCK 37 now meets at 3:30 P.M. on Wed. inthe Prep. Center at Ballast Point, Pt. Loma.Anyone desiring access to the base for themeeting, contact Barry F. at 225-6314.

SERENDIPITY GROUP (Wed. Women's (C)) at LaBella Pizza in Chula Vista - come early at11:30 to have lunch. Meeting starts at 12:30,

NEW MEETING in Lemon Grove, Weds, at 8:15.2545 Crestline - CLOSED DISCUSSION

NEW MEETING - EL CAJON DAYTIME GROUP at1st Christian Church, 799 E. Washington St.El Cajon, 11:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Mon - Fri.Please enter on Mollison Ave.

MOVIES ON ALCOHOLISM:Name: Mon Nite- at the MoviesTime: 7:00 P.M.Place: 4333 30.th St. (Serenity Manor)

Nov. 8 - A Tinie for Decision & 99 Bottlesof Beer

Nov. 15- I'll Quit TomorrowNov. 22- Medical Aspects of AlcoholNq-v. 29- Father Martin's Chalktalk and

GuidelinesDec. 6 - The Other Guy

Regular open AA meeting will follow themovies at 8:30 P.M. , same place.

SAN DIEGO AA CAMPING GROUP #1 campout forNov. will be at the Indian Hills CampgrouiidNov. 19-21. For further info, please contactRonald S. 423-7510.

NEW S.D. AA CAMPING GROUP #2 has campout 1stweekend of each month. Dec. campout is the3rd - 5th at Lake Morena. For further info,contact Ann or Dale (420-1808).

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ELECTIONS DEC. 2 - opportunities forservice. See back page for list ofoffices to be filled.

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SDIC will host the Intergroup meeting Sun.Nov. 28 at St. David's Episcopal Church,Milton at Burgener in Clairemont. BarbaraL. is in charge of the Potluck luncheon whichwill precede the.meeting at 1:30 P.M.

EAST COUNTY

Nov. 20thNov. 27thDec. 4thDec. 11th

NORTH SHORES

Nov. 13thNov. 20thNov. 27thDec. 4thDec. 11th

EASY DOES IT

Nov. 12thNov. 19thNov. 26thDec. 3rdDec. 10th

SPEAKERS

Mary R., Jiana PointNorm D., AnaheimNorm A., MonroviaKeith M., Irvine

Participation (S.D. Banquet)Club Function (no meeting)Cliff R., CarlsbadVi R., EscondidoPauline B., Colina

Jack R., VistaRon R., Long BeachDave D., Laguna NiguelJack S., GlendaleLyn W., So. Laguna Beach

Don't forget the BANQUET Sat. Nov. 13 atthe El Cortez Hotel.

YOUNG PEOPLE AA COMMITTEE presents"Pre-Holiday Disco" - Music by SwiftKick at the War Memorial Bldg. Nov. 27from 8-12. Come dance your offl

MISSION HILLS AA has its 28th anniv. onNov. 29, Mon. nite at 8:15, Mission HillsCongregational Church - 4070 Jackdaw St.,corner Ft. Stockton. Everyone invited.

LAKESIDE GROUP is having its 25th anniv.& pre-Christmas potluck, Thurs. Dec. 9at 6 P.M. Ham & turkey will be served.Please bring your favorite dish. A raffle will be held after dinner! Everyonecomel Group meets at the First Presbyterian Church - Channel Rd. - Lakeside.

CHRISTMAS DANCE DEC. 18 at 8 P.M., musicby Rick Martel, at the U.A.W. Hall 2266San Diego Ave. Further information inDec. Co-ordinator.

ROLANDO GROUP will celebrate its 30thAnniv. with a potluck on Dec. 18 at 6 P.M.Meat & bread will be furnished. Pleasebring a covered dish to share. Everyonewelcome. Meeting will follow. Address -3785 Fairmount, on corner of Fairmouhtand Wightman.

FUN & FELLOWSHIP!! Charter Bus - PalmSprings to Jancinto Tram, Jan. 16th.Breakfast & lunch - Dog Sleigh RacesFor further details call El don S. 281-0685

GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS

ALLIED GARDEN GROUPOCT.20.00

197640.00

ACTION DISC. -0- -0-AMIGOS VERDADEROS 5.00 35.00ASW GROUP -0- 50.00AMPHIB NOONERS -0- -0-A STREET -0- -0-A ST. MENS -0- -0-A STREET BEGINNERS -0- 10.00*A.A. WORKSHOP 150.00 650.00ALANO BREAKFAST -0- 35.00ALPINE -0- 50.00ANONYMOUS 59.00 344.60ARC GROUP -0- 7.00BAY PARK STUDY 10.00 85.00BORREGO SPRINGS -0- -0-BEACH AREA BEGINNERS 50.00 560.00BEACH AREA BEGINNERS #2 50.00 325.00BEACH COMBERS -0- 56.00BEACH CLUB LUNCHEON -0- 125.00BIG BOOK STUDY 5.00 10.00BROWN BAGGERS MONDAY -0- 25.00BROWN BAGGERS TUES. -0- 35.00

*BROWN BAGGERS WED. 35.00 35.00*BROWN BAGGERS THURS. 30.00 30.00*BROWN BAGGERS SAT. 16.00 110.68

BROWN BAGGERS SUN. -0- 5.00CARLSBAD TUES. -0- 120.00CARLSBAD BIG BOOK STUDY -0- 123.50CARLSBAD WOMENS -0- 42.00CARLSBAD MENS -0- 65.00CARLTON HILLS -0- 20.00CASA DE ORA 97.15 320.44CEDAR ST. DAYTIME -0- 35.00CEDAR ST. TUES. -0- -0-CEDAR ST. FRIDAY -0- 55.00CEDAR ST. MENS -0- 110.00CEDAR ST. SUNDAY -0- -0-CHULA VISTA MONDAY -0- 20.00CHULA VISTA STEPSTUDY -0- 20.00CHULA VISTA DISC. SAT. -0- 20.00CHULA VISTA DAYTIME -0- -0-CLAIREMONT WOMENS STEPSTUDY -0- 5.00CLAIREMONT WOMENS -0- 100.00CLAIREMONT MENS -0- 177.35CLAIREMONT YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-CLAIREMONT TUESDAY 15.50 75.37CLAIREMONT WEDNESDAY -0- 21.00CORONADO 50.00 565.00CORONADO COASTAL STEPSTUDY 10.00 10.00CORONADO WOMENS -0- -0-CORONADO PROSPECT DISC. 25.00 35.00CORONADO SUNDAY 20.00 50.00inc NOONERS -0- 39.00DEL MAR -0- 120.00*OEL MAR SAT. PART. 165.19 214.19DOWNTOWN DISC. -0- 55.00DRY DOCK # 27 -0- 45.03DRY DOCK #2 -0- 20.00DRY DOCK #20 -0- -0-DRY DOCK #21 -0- 50.00DRY DOCK #37 -0- -0-DRYLAND DISC. -0- -0-EARLY BIRDS -0- 60.00EARLY RISERS -0- 45.00EAST CO. BREAKFAST -0- 20.00EAST CO. DAYTIME -0- -0-EAST CO. SPEAKERS -0- 25:ooEAST SAN DIEGO WOMENS -0- 23.88E.Z. DOES IT SPEAKERS -0- 110.00E.S.D. THURS. 20.00 20.00EL CAJON rÊÎS -0- 50.00

OCT. 1976EL CJON WOMENS -0- -0-EL CAJON SUNDAY -0- -0-EL CAJON DAYTIME 12.00 12.00EL CAJON YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-EL CAJON 12 & 12 -0- 60.00EL CAJON TUES. 30.00 210.00EL CAJON DISC. WED. -0- 203.14ESCONDIDO FRI SPEAKERS -0- 50.00EL CAJON FRIDAY -0- 50.00ENCANTO 10.00 55.00ESCONDIDO TUES. -0- 20.00ESCONDIDO SUN. SPEAKERS-0- 15.00ESCONDIDO YOUNG PEOPLE -0- -0-ESCONDIDO SAT. NITE -0- 51.00ESCONDIDO LATE NITERS -0- -0-ENCINITAS THURS. -0- 40.00*FALLBROOK(C) SUN. 50.00 275.00*FALLBROOK 75.00 125.00FALLBROOK WOMENS -0- 4.00^FELLOWSHIP CENTER 10.00 20.00FLETCHER HILLS SMOKELESS 00 185.00FLETCHER HILLS -0- 190.00FRIDAY ACCEPTANCE -0- 60.00FRIDAY CHILDREN 10.00 45.00FRIDAY NITE MENS -0- 50.00GRASS ROOTS 10.00 10.00HILLCREST GROUP -0- 5.00HOMESTEADERS -0- 23.00HERE AND NOW -0- 110.00HERE AND NOW #2 75.00 175.00HEARTLAND DAYTIME -0- -0-HEARTLAND TUES. -0- 50.00HERMANOS ALCO LATIN 3.00 22.00HIDDEN VALLEY WOMENS -0- -0-IMPERIAL BEACH -0- 105.00IMPERIAL GROUP -0- 45.00INFORMAL GROUP -0- 20.00INLAND EMPIRE -0- 50.00INTERNATIONAL GROUP -0- 85.00LA NUEVA VIDA 10.00 20.00LA JOLLA MONDAY -0- 200.00LA JOLLA THURSDAY -0- 350.00LA JOLLA WOMENS -0- 47.51LAKESIDE -0- 50.00LA MESA MENS -0- 65.00LA MESA MIXED (C) 100.00 520.00LA MESA FRI DAYTIME -0- 50.00LATE NIGHTERS -0- -0-LINDA VISTA -0- 105.00LEMON GROVE -0- 350.00MIRA MESA 50.00 185.00MIRA MESA NOONERS -0- -0-MIRAMAR TUES NITE -0- 50.50MIRAMAR NOONERS -0- 17.00MEETING AFTER -0- -0-LOMA PORTAL GROUP 20.00 80.00MISSION BAY MONDAY -0- -0-MISSION HILLS 25.00 375.00NAVAJO ROAD GROUP -0- 85.00k.A.S. NOONERS -0- 45.00NATIONAL CITY 5.00 25.00NITTY GRITTY -0- 24.64NO. CO. OPEN -0- -0-*N0. CO. SERENITY 25.00 300.50NO CO. BEG. THURS. -0- 65.00NORTH PARK -0- 10.00NORTH SHORES BIG BOOKSTUDY -0-NORTH SHORES DISC. THURS. •;i25.ooNO SHORES Q & A. -0- 80.00NO SHORES SUN BREAKFAST 25.00 200.00MO SHORES SUN NITE -0- 30.00

NORTH SHORES SPEAKERSNO. SHORES MENNO. SHORES NITE CAPSNO SHORES SHARE & CAREOCEAN BEACH TUES.OCEAN BEACH THURS.*OCEANSIDE WED DISC.OCEANSIDE SUNDAY NITEOCEANSIDE FRI PART.OLD FASHIONS♦OCEANSIDE SAT (AC)OCEANSIDE FRI . NITE SPEAKERSOCEANSIDE 12 & 12OCEANSIDE NEW LIFE (W)OCEANSIDE YOUNG PEOPLEOLD TOWN STUDYOLD TIMERSPARADISE HILLSPALOMAR GROUPOPEN MEETINGPACIFIC BEACH SAT.PACIFIC BEACH YOUNG PEOPLELA MESA OPEN MIXEDOCEANSIDE MENSPINE VALLEY DISC.POINT LOMA MENSPOINT LOMA WED.POINT LOMA SUNDAYPOWAY THRESHOLDPOWAY TRADITIONSPOWAY SAT OPEN ENDQUESTION & ANSWERSRAINBOWRANCHO BERNARDORANCHO SANTA FERAMOMA STEPSTUDY♦RAMONA BAREFOOTRECOVERY STEPSTUDYROLANDOROUND TABLE DISC.SERENDIPITY WOMENSSANTEE SUNDAYSANTEE THURS.SAT NITE OWLSSAN DIEGO CAMPING GROUPSAN CARLOS STEPSTUDYSO BAY DISC.SO BAY SUNDAYSO BAY Q & ASO BAY PIONEERS♦VISTA FRIDAY NEWCOMERS***************

100.00 705.00-0- 55.00-0- -0--0- 155.00

10.00 90.00-0- -0-

50.00 137.00-0- 10.00

-0- 55.00-0- 30.00

25.00 125.00-0- 145.00-0- 200.00-0- 5.00-0- 10.00-0- 60.005.00 40.00-0- 110.00-0- 30.00-0- 5.00-0- -0--0- -0--0- -0--0- 26.00-0- 5.00-0- 100.00-0- 40.00-0- -0--0- 316.96-0- 170.008.55 147.55-0- 38.00-0- -0-

150.00 300.00-0- 700.00-0- 2.005.00 5.00-0- 22.00-0- 20.00-0- -0--0- 40.00-0- 30.00

25.00 130.00-0- -0--0- 25.00-0- 25.00-0- -0--0- 10.00-0- 15.00

40.00 365.0038.18 178.37

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SO BAY WOMENSSAN DIEGO YOUNG PEOPLESTADIUMSPRING VALLEYSPRING VALLEY TRIANGLESUNDAY MID-DAYSERENITY WOMENSSUNDAY NIGHT BEG.ESCONDIDO STEPSTUDYSUNDAY NITE YSO EAST YOUNG PEOPLESAN MARCOS SPEAKERSSAN MARCOS STEPSTUDYSAN MARCOS WED.SAN MATIO GROUPSOLANO BEACHSAT NITE YOUNG PEOPLE♦SAN DIEGUETO WOMENSSO CLAIREMONT FRIDAYSO BAY TRIANGLESUN TRADITION MENSSO EAST WOMENSSAN DIEGUETO STEPSTUDYTHE NOW GROUP30th & GRAPE TUES.TORREY PINES GROUPTIERRANSANTA HGHTSTRI SUN MORNTRADITION WESTTRADITION STEPSTUDYTRADITION ONE SUN.TUES FLETCHER HILLSTWENTY FORTYTWENTY FOUR HOUR GRP.TWENTY THIRTY GROUPTURNING POINT TUES.TURNING POINT SUN.UNIVERSITY CITY♦VISTA THURS.VISTA TUES. PART.VISTA STEPSTUDYVISTA VIEWVISTA HILLSVISTA SAT. NIGHT♦VISTA SUNDAY MORNWAY OF LIFE GROUPWED NITE HENS STAGWOMEfISWED NIGHT MIXED (C)WOMENS SHARING GROUPWOMENS STEPSTUDY******* *****

-0- 35.00-0- -0--0- 110.00-0- 125.00-0- 30.005.00 50.00-0- 123.00-0- -0--0- 15.00

-6-5.00

200.00-0-

675.00-0- 74.38-0- 15.89-0- -0--0- 90.005.00 5.00

60.00 200.00-0- 65.00-0- 110.00-0- -0--0- -0--0- 100.00-0- 25.00-0- 70.00-0- 75.00

60.00 140.00-0- 80.00-0- 35.00-0- 10.005.00 5.00-0- 35.00-0- 40.00

10.00 100.00-0- -0-4.00 28.00-0- 94.30-0- 77.50

20.00 255.00-0- 35.00-0- 15.82-0- 118.00-0- 20.00-0- -0-

40.00 275.00-0- -0--0- -0-

10.00 100.005.00 65.00-0- -0--0- -0-

* * * * * * * * *

5.00125.15

INCOME:COLLECTIONSRAFFLELITERATURE


$ 364.08102.1076.65

EXPENSESJANITORLITERATUREBAKERYRENTCRM, SUGAR,NAPKINS, COFFEERAFFLE TICKETS

Net for Month of October***************^^^^^^^

$ 542.83$ 185.09

34.60150.00

38.994.00

357.74

PICNICIncomeExpenseNet

$ 625.00394.89230.11"

BALANCE YEAR TO DATE: $ 3,407.66

************ *************

SPECIAL EVENTS

BANQUETIncome ( $1100.00)

Pre-pa1d— Expense ( 270.67)


The 374th meeting was called to order by chairman, AT McG at 8 PM. Traditions wereread by Stu W. Roll Check by Bob A, 60 groups were represented,

MINUTES of the previous meeting were approved as read,

BUSINESS COMMITTED. - Charley T. reported that five members of the committee as wellas Ruth R,, No County Branch secretary and Lorrayne R,, Stand-by secretary were present at the mee;ting of Nov 2. Financial sheets were corrected as follows: Under disbursements, Wages - Office Manager - should read $1025,00, Total overhead shouldread $4332,68, and Net Income should read $200,27. Replacement for Oz A. was recommended to be acted on under old business,

PROGRAM COMMITTEE - Arne B, reported banquet tickets selling well, but urged those whohad ordered tickets get their money in as soon as possible. All speakers for the

confirmed through Dec 1, Host groups were reminded of their responsibility to be present to serve coffee and man the literature table.

PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE - Bill P, reported 2 committee members, Linda M. and BillB. absent two consecutive meetings. During October, 52 speakers at 22 facilitiescarried the message to 5,472 persons.

Facilities - Courts: San Diego, El Cajon, Oceanside and Chula VistaColleges: Southwestern, San Diego State, UCSDHi Schools: La Jolla, Point Loma, Earl Vlarren Jr., Monte Vista,

Torrey Pines, El Cajon Valley, Mar Vista, ValhallaOcean Shores, La Palma and Thisrequest.

And: The Almaca Convention ,P.A,R., Channel 39, and theResidential Care Center,

Speakers - Sue B, Barry C, Lynn M, Bill M, Liz C, Jim C, Gary B, Dale &AnnG, Bob S, Peggy K, Anne W, Tom K, Charlie &Annie K, Sue F, Rill &Debbie S, Charlie T, Anne g, Pat H, Jan 0, Dick S, Phyllis B, SamS, Jennifer, Linda H, Brian B, Don R, Pam C, Nancy V, Dorothy A,Ron L, Mary Ann P, Caroline W, Anita A, Chui^kL W, Violet 0, Stu W,Ed H, El don S, Mickey W, Scott D, Trish N, John R, Marty E, Bob F,Ed C, Bill S, Gene M, Marcy B, and Bill P.

OLD BUSINESS - Hal C, was elected to the business committee.

NEW BUSINESS - Aletter proposing an amendment to the By-Laws, under the headingtions, from the Monday Question and Answer Group v/as read by chairman, A1 McG.Charley T. made a motion that the secretary follow by-law procedure re the amendmentas written. Motion carried,

Gil B, was elected to the program committee,

MEETING ADJOURNED: 8:40.if ii-k-kirie'kkiticititic

TO BE ELECTED BY THE COORDINATING COUNCIL - DEC 2CHAIRMAN,.,.,,,,

Term:Requirements:

To succeed:

ASS'T CHAIRMAN.Term:RequirementsTo succeed:

CO-CHAIRMAN..,,Term:

Requirements,

Term:

Requirements;To succeed:

.Coordinating CouncilSix months3 years sobriety and 6months as coordinator,A1 McG

.Coordinating CouncilSix months

.Same as that of chairmanChuck H.

.Program CommitteeOne Year

,3 years sobriety and 6months on Proa. Comm.Arne B, ^Program CommitteeOne yearThree years sobrietyMike F,

"Elec-

BUSINESS COMMITTEE,,, Two men A 1 womanTerm: One YearRequirement: 3 years sobrietyTo succeed: Charlie T, John C,

Mary Lee J,

PUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE...2 membersTerm: One YearRequirement: Three years sobrietyTo succeed: Bill P, Caroline W.

PROGRAM COMMITTEE,.One female memberTerm: Six monthsRequirements: Two years sobriety

CO-EDITOR OF COORDINATORTerm: Two yearsRequirements: Two years sobriety

Typing abilityTo succeed: Ann G.

Income:Books & LiteraturePins

TokensBuck-A-MonthGroup ContributionsMiscellaneous Donations

In Memory of Elolse M. fromTom & Doris B. tDick S. ^Violet McC.Wesley C.Chuck H.

Women to WomenBirthday donation

Office Kitty

Total Income:

DisbursementsCost of Books &LiteratureCost of PinsCost of TokensBank ChargesRentTelephoneAnswering ServiceOffice SuppliesOffice ServicesInsuranceTaxes & LicensesSecretary ExpenseRepairs & MaintenanceCo-0rd1natorWages Office Manager

Assist. Sec.Wage TaxesDepredation

FELLOWSKir : ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSI. :-.me Statement

January 1, 1976 to October 28th, 1976

10.0050.0025.0010.005.00

25.0021.0013.20

825.00200.00

October$:2,793.55

.0060.0062.00

1,458.20

159.20

$ 4,532.95

Total OverheadNet Income:

Income:Books & LiteratureTokensGroup ContributionsOffice Kitty

Total IncomeDisbursements:RentTelephoneAnswering ServiceOffice SuppliesOffice ServicesWagesWage TaxesBooks & LiteratureTokens

$ .:21158.06.00

57.60.00

340.00182.76126.172T9.6068.03

.00

.0030.00

.0015.00

1,000.2580.4630.00

$ 4,307.93$ 225.02


$ 492.1012.00

790.377.65

$ 1,302.12

170.0056.9824.0035.9012.50

405.0021.30

420.195.70

$ 1,151.57

Year to date29,997.65

361.501,066.001,318.00

16,105.81

1,609.95

$ 50,458.91

$ 25,966:.24339.02901.7618.94

4,090.002,896.061,061.662,177.641,241.85

450.0010.60

300.00713.80150.00

8,562.32848.16300.00

$ 50,028.05

Net Income $ 150.55

***SA,N DI^GO ™ OFHCE** **************************** -2100 FOURTH mL "0"^" COUNTY BRANCH OFFICE239-1365 VISTA WAY

758-2514

WAR MEMOklAL BUILDING

November 10Steps Tom D.Traditions Gary V.Speaker Dave C., IrvineHost Group The Now GroupCakes:

1 Year Paul P.


WEDNESDAYS - 8 P.M.

November 24

BALBOA PARK

November 17Steps Patty S.Traditions ArthuKT.Speaker. Dawn R., Garden GroveHost Group 30th Grape, Tues.Cakes:

10 Years Charlie L.

Steps..;: Phoebe B.Traditions RaySpeaker Chuck B.Host Group Torrey Pines GroupCakes:

5 Years ToniVirginia A.

December 1Stfeps Harriet W.Traditions Stu W.Speaker Rocky G., El ToroHost Group.....Tierrasanta Heiahts

1 YearOCTOBER CAKES

Art F.Bob O'C.Bob M.Tom L.Bill D.

******

November 14

November 21

November 30

December 1

December 2

December 2

Dinah C.Alberta H.Jacque 0.YvonneNancy B.

5 YearsDick H.Gene B.John R.

10 YearsLee M.-

Don B."

*********** YOUR AA CALENDAR *******************

" assembly meeting Sun., All Saints Episcopal Church 6th &Penn.1:30 coffee - 2 PM meeting. Newly elected & current GSR's are invited.

SAN DIEGO INSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEE business meetina at 12:30 at St." ^ Church, 5050 Milton St., Clatfemont. Election of new SDICOfficers. Everyone is welcome.

- BUSINESS COMMITTEE at 5:30 at the Central Office

PROGRAM COMMITTEE - War Memorial Bldg prior to Central MeetingPUBLIC INFORMATION COMMITTEE at the War Memorial Bldg., Balboa Park 7:30

- COORDINATING COUNCIL - War Memorial Bldg. at 8:00 P.M. - ELECTIONS!

THANKSGIVING ALKATHON!!

Starting Time: 10 P.M. Wed Night - Nov. 24 til 12 noon

Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 25.t

Turkey will be served. Bring Gopdiesl

4333 30th Street

COOPERATION-AA IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH anyrelated facility or outside interest, butwe cooperate with them & they copperatewith us.

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OPpiNG NIGHT for Lemon Grove Alano Club,The Grove", Sat. Nov 27 with a speakers

meeting. It will be preceeded by a "Thanks-giving Leftover" potluck supper at 6 PM. Bringthose "leftovers" to share. Drinks, rolls &butter. 7126 Lpndon Ln. (Near Mass &Brdwy.)

IN MEMORIUMSan Diego County AA expresses sympathy to

Bea R. for the passing of her sisterMarie. Bea thanks her frineds forthe many cards and calls

Steve M., whose wife Dorothypassed away Oct. 31.

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