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THE STEPS & THE TRADITIONS STEP 10 - “Continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong, promtly admitted it.” TRADITION 10 - “Alcoholics Anonymous has no opinion on outside issues; hence the AA name ought never be drawn into public controversy.” Volume 28, Issue 10 OCTOBER 2012 South Palm Beach County Intergroup Association, Inc. Serving A.A. Groups in Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach and Lantana 28 Years of Service ~ 1984-2012 SCAAN SOUTH COUNTY A.A. NEWSLETTER T h e H a n d o f A A 2 4 H o u r s a D a y 561-276-4581 TRADITION TEN To most of us, Alcoholics Anonymous has become as solid as the Rock of Gibraltar. We like to believe that it will soon be as well known and just as enduring as that historic landmark. We enjoy this pleasant conviction because nothing has yet occurred to disturb it; we reason that we must hang together or die. Hence we take for granted our continued unity as a movement. But should we? Though God has bestowed upon us great favors, and though we are bound by stronger ties of love and necessity than most soci- eties, is it prudent to suppose that automatically these great gifts and attributes shall be ours forever? If we are worthy, we shall probably continue to enjoy them. So the real question is, how shall we always be worthy of our present blessings? Seen from this point of view, our AA Traditions are those attitudes and practices by which we may deserve, as a movement, a long life and a useful one. To this end, none could be more vital than our Tenth Tradition, for it deals with the subject of controversy – serious controversy, On the other side of the world, millions have died even recently in religious dissension. Other millions have died in political controversy. The end is not yet. Nearly everybody in the world has turned reformer. Each group, society, and nation is saying to the other, “You must do as we say, or else.” Political controversy and reform by compulsion have reached an all-time high. And eternal, seemingly, are the flames of religious dissension. Being like other men and women, how can we expect to remain forever immune from these perils? Probably we shall not. At length, we must meet them all. We cannot flee from them, nor ought we try. If these challenges do come, we shall, I am sure, go out to meet them gladly and unafraid. That will be the acid test of our worth. Our best defense? This surely lies in the forma- tion of a Tradition respecting serious controversy so powerful that neither the weakness of persons nor the strain and strife of our troubled times can harm Alcoholics Anonymous. We know that AA must continue to live, or else many of us and many of our fellow alcoholics throughout the world will surely resume the hopeless journey to oblivion. That must never be. As though by some deep and compelling instinct, we have thus far avoided serious controversies. Save minor and healthy growing pains, we are at peace among ourselves. And because we have thus far adhered to our sole aim, the whole world regards us favorably. May God grant us the wisdom and fortitude ever to sustain an unbreakable unity. September 1948 THE LANGUAGE OF THE HEART Bill W.’s Grapevine Writings Special Events Gratitude Dinner November 17, 2012 9th Annual Serenity Scramble October 14, 2012 Alcathon December 24-25, 2012 Dec. 31, 2012-Jan. 1, 2013
Transcript of Volume 28, Issue 10 OCTOBER 2012 TRADITION TEN · 2013. 9. 11. · THE STEPS & THE TRADITIONS STEP...
THE STEPS & THE TRADITIONSSTEP 10 - “Continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong, promtly admitted it.”
TRADITION 10 - “Alcoholics Anonymous has no opinion on outside issues;hence the AA name ought never be drawn into public controversy.”
Volume 28, Issue 10 OCTOBER 2012
South Palm Beach CountyIntergroup Association, Inc.Serving A.A. Groups inBoca Raton, Boynton Beach,Delray Beach and Lantana28 Years of Service ~ 1984-2012
SCAANSOUTH COUNTY
A.A. NEWSLETTER
The Hand of AA
24 Hours a Day
561-276-4581
TRADITION TENTo most of us, Alcoholics Anonymous has
become as solid as the Rock of Gibraltar. We like tobelieve that it will soon be as well known and just asenduring as that historic landmark. We enjoy thispleasant conviction because nothing has yet occurredto disturb it; we reason that we must hang together ordie. Hence we take for granted our continued unity asa movement.
But should we? Though God has bestowed uponus great favors, and though we are bound bystronger ties of love and necessity than most soci-eties, is it prudent to suppose that automatically thesegreat gifts and attributes shall be ours forever? If weare worthy, we shall probably continue to enjoy them.So the real question is, how shall we always beworthy of our present blessings?
Seen from this point of view, our AA Traditionsare those attitudes and practices by which we maydeserve, as a movement, a long life and a useful one.To this end, none could be more vital than our TenthTradition, for it deals with the subject of controversy– serious controversy,
On the other side of the world, millions have diedeven recently in religious dissension. Other millionshave died in political controversy. The end is not yet.Nearly everybody in the world has turned reformer.Each group, society, and nation is saying to the other,“You must do as we say, or else.” Political controversyand reform by compulsion have reached an all-time
high. And eternal, seemingly, are the flames ofreligious dissension.
Being like other men and women, how can weexpect to remain forever immune from these perils?Probably we shall not. At length, we must meet themall. We cannot flee from them, nor ought we try. Ifthese challenges do come, we shall, I am sure, go outto meet them gladly and unafraid. That will be theacid test of our worth.
Our best defense? This surely lies in the forma-tion of a Tradition respecting serious controversy sopowerful that neither the weakness of persons nor thestrain and strife of our troubled times can harmAlcoholics Anonymous. We know that AA mustcontinue to live, or else many of us and many of ourfellow alcoholics throughout the world will surelyresume the hopeless journey to oblivion. That mustnever be.
As though by some deep and compelling instinct,we have thus far avoided serious controversies. Saveminor and healthy growing pains, we are at peaceamong ourselves. And because we have thus faradhered to our sole aim, the whole world regards usfavorably.
May God grant us the wisdom and fortitude everto sustain an unbreakable unity.
September 1948THE LANGUAGE OF THE HEART
Bill W.’s Grapevine Writings
Special EventsZÜtà|àâwxW|ÇÇxÜ
November 17, 2012
9th AnnualSerenity Scramble
October 14, 2012
AlcathonDecember 24-25, 2012
Dec. 31, 2012-Jan. 1, 2013
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INERGROUP BUSINESS MEETING MINUTESAUGUST 29TH 2012
Chairperson: Ed T. opened with a moment of silence followed by theSerenity Prayer. Minutes from the July 25th meeting approved. TheTwelve Traditions were read. New group reps were welcomed. Ed T.thanked the community on behalf of the Steering Committee for theirelection and reviewed short term/ long term goals. (See letter in thisissue of the SCAAN) Also stated that action items within the goals aresubject to schedule changes. Potential change in location for ourIntergroup business meetings, originally scheduled for early FY 2013,will be discussed at the September business meeting by Vice ChairSarah. Ed T. noted the date change of Sept Business Meeting to Sept 19th.
Welcome New Group Reps: TJ R.- North Delray Steps & Traditions(Alt. Rep); JC R. - Sobriety for Breakfast; Dakota M. - Double Digits;Bonnie L. - Women with a Solution; Jon L. - East Delray Men’s;Rachel G. - Acceptance is the Answer; Cheryl S. - Happy Hour Group;Travis M. - From Steerage to the Captains Table; Ted H. - Boca Men’s;Chris A. - The Solution Group; Robert T. - Journey to Freedom (Alt Rep).
Treasurer: John S. passed the baskets in accordance with the 7thTradition. SCAAN has current and YTD financials and group contri-butions. John S. stated the financial information was reported in thesame manner as previous months and that August would be the firstmonth of the year to review for future planning purposes, sinceIntergroup only had one employee in August and some amounts likeinsurance were paid in advance. Efforts are being made to simplifyand clarify the journal entries. John S. requested group contributionsand referred to the 7th Tradition. Suggestion offered that group repsreview their contributions with groups for accuracy.
Office Manager: Pam T. Noted change of Sept. Business Meeting toSept. 19th. Pam T. is looking for Office volunteer commitments.Anyone wanting to attend the SE Regional Forum should register earlyonline @ www.aa.org - there is no charge; & anyone wanting to attendthe Area 15 sponsored Ice Cream Social will need to purchase ticketsin advance for $6.25 . Our Intergroup has only 50 tickets to sell, and Ihave them here tonight. Anyone interested in volunteering to help ourArea 15 Host Committee, contact: www.area15aa.org. The 2012Annual Conference Final Report has been released - I will have copiesavailable next month for $2.50 each.
Archives: Nick L. excused absence. Archivist Michael G. reported onmeeting with District 8’s reps, updated Grapevine inventory and alloca-tion of district’s archive budget for 2013. District 8 has taken over theGrapevine preservation process. District 8 Archivist Claudia will bestepping down and was thanked for her long-standing dedication andcontributions. Her 2013 successor has been appointed and introduced.SPBC will be represented by both Nick L. and Michael G. at the 2012National Archives Convention in Cocoa Beach, FL, October 4-7.
Bridge the Gap: Bill J. Reported one bridge completed this monthfrom a man in prison. Requested that group reps encourage anyonewith questions to contact the Intergroup office.
General Service Liaison: Harry T. announced free registration forSouth East Regional Forum. Harry T. reviewed the April 2013 vote onthe proposed 11th Tradition addition of “…and all electronic media”.Next meeting will be on held 5m Sept. 9th at the Triangle Club for allwho want to learn more.
Group Information: Bari W. Reported new group Keep It Simpleinvited the committee to their first business meeting. Pam representedIntergroup in Bari’s absence and presented a New Group gift packageof literature. Keep It Simple meets 10:15am Mondays at The Churchof our Savior in Boynton Beach.
Hospitals & Institutions: Jules S. Reported search for new TreatmentCenters and Hospitals, reviewed time requirements for H&I service.H&I Meeting Chairpersons and Facility Coordinators are needed.Information regarding Chairperson’s sobriety time and basic informa-tion are now being required by various facilities.
Activity Log ~ August 2012• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Meeting Inquiries 232Business Calls 194Visitors to Intergroup 310Sales Receipts 293Other Calls 1912th Step Calls 12Relay Phone Calls 219E-mails 420Total Activity August 2012 1,699
Public Information: Brian C.Reported collaboration with districtchair Bob C. on continuously stocking literature by providing contactinformation on pamphlet holders. Reported new interest from middleschools and intent to create a mailing for all south county schools.Looking to recruit additional members.
SCAAN: Mary Ann T. Articles are welcomed and can be mailed tothe Intergroup Office. Due to the next business meeting being onSeptember 19th, deadline is one week earlier than usual.
Telephone Relay: Zach T. Thanked groups for their support. Currentschedule is now covered through Jan 2013.
Where & When: Erika A. absent.
12th Step Committee: Deanna D. excused absence. Cary A. excusedabsence.
Liason to NPBC Intergroup: Ted K. Reviewed success of annualNorth PB County Intergroup picnic, stating usual deficit. Announced36th Annual Potluck Dinner on Oct 20th at Holy Spirit CatholicChurch in Lantana.
Serenity Scramble: Sarge. Information and Registration Forms areavailable at the Intergoup office and online at aainpalmbeach.org.Stated need for golfers to register and groups to sponsor holes. TheVolunteer meeting will be held Sept 8th at 1:00pm in the Intergroupoffice. Also requested gift items, or contributions toward gift items, tobe used in the Gift Raffle. Asked reps to review event information andrequest support from groups.
Gratitude Dinner: Treasurer John S. Noted ticket sales will be heldat the Sept 19th Business Meeting. Steering Committee to host theevent in the absence of a volunteer group. Tickets will be sold to groupreps in full tables at the Sept 19th business meeting. 45 tables of10/table will be sold. Group reps will randomly pull a number (1-45)upon arrival. That number will be the group’s table number and repswill be called throughout the business meeting to pay for the tables. Iftables are not sold out, groups can purchase a second table.
The Steering Committee is looking for volunteers to help with thisevent. Suggestions for speakers are welcome. John S. requested repsbring this information back to groups and announce the event frequently.
Old Business: Proposed “First Saturday” meeting at Central House,which was tabled at the June 27 business meeting, resumed: Billy R.made a motion that groups vote on Intergroup participation to supportDCH hosting group meetings on a monthly basis. Motioned was sec-onded. Ed T stated that the Steering Committee voted unanimouslythat this was a group function and not Intergroup business. Discussionensued, including views on whether or not this was appropriateIntergroup business or a group function. Motion was rescinded byBilly R. for further review at the next business meeting.
Meeting ended at 8:10 with the Lord’s prayer.
Respectfully submitted by Caroline Quinn
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SOUTH PALM BEACH COUNTY 24th ANNUAL
\ÇàxÜzÜÉâÑ ZÜtà|àâwx W|ÇÇxÜDOUBLE SPEAKER MEETING, RAFFLES, DINNER & FELLOWSHIP
IN THE SPIRIT OF GRATITUDE TO SUPPORTSOUTH PALM BEACH COUNTY INTERGROUP
Saturday, November 17, 2012 at 6:00 pmEMBASSY SUITES HOTEL, Boca Raton
“I AM RESPONSIBLE”
Tickets: $47/person, $470/Table of 10Commemorating the 47th year of our RESPONSIBILITY STATEMENT:
“I am responsible. When anyone, anywhere reaches out for help I want thehand of AA always to be there. And for that . . . I am responsible.”
2012-2013 South Palm Beach County Intergroup Alcathon!Drawing for the Alcathon time slots will be held at the
October Business meeting
** The annual Intergroup Alcathon, sponsored by your South Palm Beach County Intergroupand all their participating Groups, will be held at and Hosted by the Delray Central HouseGroup on Dec. 24-25 and Dec. 31-Jan1, 2013. There will be 36 hours of continuousmeetings and fellowship over each two day holiday period.
** Groups interested in hosting a time slot should have their Intergroup Rep present at theOct 31st business meeting - and the drawing will begin at 6:45pm (before the businessmeeting begins at 7pm)
** Each participating Group is responsible for two hours of service - Chairing a one hour AAmeeting in a format of their choice and a one hour fellowship before the next meeting.We ask each Group to bring refreshments to share and provide all needed utensils fortheir refreshments. Some Groups bring cookies, and others bring entire meals. This is upto the Group Conscience of each participating Group.
** The Alcathon is an opportunity to see old friends, meet new ones and share in the joy ofour freedom from alcohol. It also can be a difficult time for some of us……whetheryou’re newly sober or away from home we want you to know that "you are not alone".
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October 2012 – MeetingChanges/Updates:
Changes
Boca Raton:Friday Night Live – CANCELLEDSNL Group moved from the Chabad of BocaRaton to Crossroads Club, Delray.
Delray Beach:SNL Group – NEW LOCATION! CrossroadsClub on Saturday at 10PM.
Lantana:Women’s Fourth Dimension will no longer beholding their Monday meeting. They will con-tinue to meet on Wednesday at 7pm.
Lake Worth:Serenity In The Morning will no longer beholding their meetings on Wednesday andFriday at 7am.
New Groups
Delray Beach:2nd Street Beginner Meeting – Monday 7pm –Beginners Open Discussion meeting. 302 SE2nd Street, Delray Beach.
Boca Raton:164 Pages Group – Thursday 12:00 Noon –Big Book Discussion – Closed St. Gregory’sChurch, 100 NE Mizner Blvd., Boca
Corrections to Where & When:Step It Up @ Crossroads Club, Delray:Meets at 7AM, not 7pm. (Pg9)
Boca Pine Club & Crossroads Club telephonenumbers have been reversed in current W&W!Please correct on page 2:
Boca Pine Club 561-483-5978
Crossroads Club 561-278-8004
Boynton Beach:AA Oldtimers on Thursdays at St. ThomasMore is no longer meeting.
ONE OF THE NICEST THINGSABOUT THE 10th STEP
One of the nicest things about the 10th Step for me(Step 10: Continued to take personal inventory andwhen we were wrong promptly admitted it) is thatafter I learned how to promptly admit when I am, Ilearned how to not admit when in fact I'm not.In other words, I used to admit I was wrong todiffuse a situation, or to avoid confrontation, or toplacate, or in a passive-aggressive feint to try andmanipulate the other person into admitting they'rewrong. (twisted alcoholic thinking!)But once I began admitting when I was really wrong,the not-reallly-wrong's admission didn't fit me any-more. Various stressers would occur and the copingmechanism would kick in and I would have theimpulse to admit/apologize, but a little voice (thatinfamous, ubiquitous little voice) would sort of pipeup and go, "Hey! Wait a minute!"There were -- there are -- plenty of times when Iwas/still am wrong. Yet I find that after practicingthese principles in all my affairs to the best of myability, there are now a good number of occasionswhen I'm not. At one time it was the easiest thing inthe world to take blame and apologize for things Ididn't do -- but the funny thing is, after you experi-ence how clean it feels to admit when you're truly inthe wrong it actually feels dirty to admit you'rewrong when it looks like you're not.Thanks to inventory work I'm healthier than thattoday. (Well, most days.) We say "work the Steps"and it can sound daunting -- but the experience ofmany, many people in recovery is that if you stay thecourse it is worth it in ways you can't see from wher-ever you're currently standing.
MSP
ARTICLES NEEDED!If you are an aspiring writer or just havesome thoughts and ideas pertaining to theSteps & Traditions, then please submit yourarticle to the Intergroup office for possibleinclusion in a future SCAAN.
Maryanne T.
Heard in the rooms - “. . . if you want to takemy inventory then you can make my amends!”
FAITHFUL FIVERSWith Gratitude for their support for this year:
Anonymous, Bari W., Chris E., Gerald M.,Gerald McG., Jeanne McT., Jim S., John T.,
Jennifer L., Kathryn S., Nick L., Susan K., Suzy V.
With Gratitude for their service at theIntergroup Office during the month of August:
Bari W., Bart D., Bob K., Brogan F., Caitlin P., David F.,Frank J., Gabby B., Jill N., Karen S., Kathryn P.,
Kathy L., Kris O., Michael G., Nick L.,Oscar V., Rich W., Ryan L., Stan R., Susan H.
BIRTHDAY CLUBMichael G. - Sobriety For Breakfast - 9/15/06 - 6 yrs
Steven D. - Boynton Boat Ramp BB Study - 10/10/05 - 7 yrsMark R. - Boca Men’s Recovery - 9/22/01 - 11 yrsSusan S. - Sat. Night Live at 5 - 10/22/85 - 27 yrs
Maureen O’C - Boynton Beach Beginners - 8/27/84 - 28 yrsGerry W. - Women Living Sober, Boca - 9/4/82 - 30 yrsSally C. - Principles & Promises, Boca - 7/27/82 - 30 yrs
Shelly B. - Journey to Freedom - 9/10/68 - 44 yrs
BIRTHDAY CLUBSOUTH PALM BEACH COUNTY INTERGROUP
CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR ANNIVERSARY!Your donation goes to help the valuable services provided by Intergroup includingthe AA hotline, meeting schedules, 12 step work, literature inventory, SCAANnewsletter and hospital/institution meetings.
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Home Group Contribution* $*Recommended contribution is $1 for every year of sobriety.
If you would like a reminder notice next year, please fill out the address portionbelow or provide an email address.
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“Save a stamp – eliminate an envelope!Request Automatic Payments through your bank!”
The Hand of AA is Available 24 Hours a Day!With Gratitude to these Groups for
covering our Relay Phone:Oct. - Spiritual Awakening, Boca
Nov. - Tuesday Men’s Solution, BocaDec. - Just Before Dawn, Boynton Beach
What are Faithful Fivers?They are AA members who pledge at least$5 each month toward the support of their
Local AA Service Office to“Carry The Message”.
This idea – spreading all over the country -came about when we remembered
that many of us had spent far more than $5on Alcohol during our drinking days!
Please Support your South Palm Beach CountyIntergroup Office!
Phone 561.276.4581 • Email [email protected] • Fax 561.274.2096
9th Annual Serenity ScrambleDelray Beach Golf Club
October 14th, 20128 AM Shotgun Start
You can get involved even if youdon’t play golf!
• Lunch-Only Option• Hole Sponsorship• Volunteers• Other Donations
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November is Gratitude MonthArticles on gratitude are needed for the November
SCAAN. If you are interested in writing an
article, please submit it to the Intergroup office.
South Palm Beach CountyIntergroup Association, Inc.
2905 South Federal Highway • Building C, Suite 15-16Delray Beach, FL 33483
24-hours: 561.276.4581Email: [email protected]: www.aainpalmbeach.org
Office HoursMonday-Friday: 9am - 5pm
Saturday: 10am - 3pm
STEERING COMMITTEEChair - Ed T. Vice Chair - Sarah R.
Treasurer - John S. Secretary - Caroline Q.Office Manager - Pam T.
COMMITTEESArchives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nick L.Archivist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michael G..Bridge the Gap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bill J.General Services Liaison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harry T.Group Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bari W.Hospitals & Institutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jules S.Liaison to North County Intergroup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ted K.Public Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brian C.SCAAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maryanne T.Telephone Relay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Zach T.Twelve Step Committee . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cary A. and Deanna D.Webmaster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David R.Where & When . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Erika A.Anniversary Picnic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OpenIntergroup Gratitude Dinner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John S.Serenity Scramble . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sarge
Upcoming Events
October 4-716th Annual National AA Archives WorkshopInternational Palms Resort, Cocoa Beach, FLDistricts & Intergroups will provide displays at this year’s event; workshops, meetings, etc. More information avail-able through the Intergroup Office
October 12-14South Florida Area 15 General Service AssemblyHosted by District 9Marriott North, Ft. LauderdaleInfo and Registration at: wwwarea15aa.org
October 14 – ATTENTION GOLFERS!!!SPBC Intergroup 9th Annual Serenity Scramble GolfTournamentRegistration forms at Intergroup and online atwww.aainpalmbeach.orgSunday 8am Shotgun Start – at Delray Beach Golf Club –Volunteers welcome – please contact the Intergroup Office
October 20Delray Central House Workshop on Steps 11 & 12.2:00 - 4:00 pm.
October 27District 8 - Workshp and Panel on Concepts 7-8-9.Held at the North Palm Beach County Intergroup office.2:00 - 4:30 pm.
November 9-11Southeast Regional Forum “Sunlight of the Spirit”Sponsored by the General Service Office of AlcoholicsAnonymousHosted by Area 15. Location: Boca Raton MarriottFor more information: www.area15aa.org
November 17SPBC Intergroup Gratitude Dinner at the Embassy Suites,Boca Raton. Intergroup Archives and Memorabilia displaysbefore dinner. AA Double Speaker meeting following dinner.
December 1South Palm Beach County Intergroup Holiday Open Houseat the Intergroup office!10:00 am to 3:00 pm. Refreshments will be served ~ Bakedgoods WELCOME! “Big Books for Beginners” sale ~ HolidayStore Open!
December 24Alcathon sponored by SPBC Intergroup and hosted by DelrayCentral House. Meetings begin at 12 Noon.
December 25Alcathon continues until Midnight.
December 31Alcathon begins at 12 Noon.
January 1, 2013Alcathon continues until Midnight.
October Service Meetings
October 20SPBC Intergroup H&I Committee
2pm @ Intergroup office.
October 27SPBC Intergroup Steering Committee
9am @ Intergroup office.
October 31SPBC Intergroup Business Meeting
7pm at Delray Central House.
Hospitals & InstitutionsVolunteers needed
to carry the message toTreatment Centers & Detox Facilities
Jules S., Coordinator
