ee page five for important information on the International

Conference in San Diego

can keep gay people out The second difficulty is in unders tanding that they cant be the only solution to all its members problems though it doesn t

w AC I~ y Newslefler ofthe international Advisory Council for Homosexual lo-Ien and WOIIen in Alcoholics Al1olyllou~

The Fifth Tradition Each group has but one primary purpose -- (0 carry its message to the alcoholic who still suff ers

n our discussions of e Traditions so far shy

we have discovered that the groups welshy

fare is more important than OUI

own egos that we can trust an informed group conscience noshybody will throw us out of AA ifwe want to get sober and that groups can all be different T hese are the foundations of freedom that AA groups are built on

Groups assume responsishybility for these freedoms A group that tries to be everything to everyshybody will quickly lose its effectiveshyness in the one area that really matshyters the ability to help people stay ober Group members have a reshy

sponsibility to pass on the message of recovery to newcomers Recovshyery from alcoholism must be the primary purpo se of every AA group no m atter how impor tant anoth er issue might seem to its members

lACs place in the service structure can be of help to newly for ming special purpose groups We are called on often to share our comshymon experience with new groups The most common hurdle for a new group to overcome is the discovery that it cant restrict membership to homosexshyuals any more than a straight group

take very long to realize the imporshytance of sticking to the primary messhysage of recovery fro m alcoholism T he ultimate test of whether or not a group is living the Traditions is if members are staying sober and new ones are getting sober

hat message does my group carry D oes my group state its message clearly Or does a confused newcomer think hes in group therapy Does the special purpose of carrying the messhysage of recovery to gay people ever get confused with other personal or socishyetal interests of members D oes my group teach members to chair meetshyings effectively by choosing a topic about recovery and leading the discusshysion Or do meetings simply happen by waiting for volunteers or tagging members Do I share my recovery from alcoholism or do I relate todays anecdo tes at length Do I sponsor people and make twelfth step calls D o I take responsibility for upholding the primary purpose of my group

Its Tiime ToVote

A re you interested in travel to far or not so far places Are you in the market for investing your time Do you feel an overpowering

need to perform service work Are you ready to meet lots and lots of new sober recovering alcoholics Well then youre primed to be a candidate for an office with the lAC Board of Directors and your name can be placed in nomination

T he election will take place at the lAC Council Meeting being held during the AA International Convenshytion in San D iego California during the last week in June Per the lAC Charter voting privileges are extended to lAC Regional Representatives and the lAC Board of Directors

T ours of duty are for two years beginning on August 1 1995 Applying for a tour of duty is quite easy just send your AA Resume inclicating which posishytion you are seeking to lAC P O Box 18212 Washington DC 20036-8212 Applications must be received by May 11995

T he following Board of Direcshytors positions are on the ballot this sumshymer Chair (not subject for nominashytions The Deputy Chair will either be confirmednot confirmed for the posjshytion) Deputy Chair Secretary Treashysurer We will be anxiously awaiting your applications See you in San Diego

Contents We Get Letters Page 2

SAN DIEGO I Page 5

Roundup Page7 Information

lAC Directory Page 6

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Chair Reilly K Tiller OR (503) 825-3271 bull Deputy Chair David S Melbourne Fl (407) 952-4150 Treasurer Tom C Plano TX (214) 578-0465 bull Secretary Hilda C Saginaw MI (517) 797-2470

Newsletter Editor Richard K Palm Bay Fl (407) 768-7842 or AOL PinkOne or CIS 75270240 or rkelloggiunet

Your IACtivity Newsletter presents the timely news experiences and opinions of AAs and others The opinions expressed are not to be atshybibuted to or imprted as endorsement by AA or lAC Conbibutions are invited though no payment can be made nor materials acknowtedged or returned Articles from AA AAWS GSO etc herein are reprinted by permission IACtivity Newsletter is NOT copyrighted All material is free

to all though appropriate credit is requested if reprinted or Quoted Please allow eldra time for submissions to reach us All who work on the newsletter staff do so in a volunteer capacity lAC A non-proffl Corporation PO Box 18212 Washington DC 20036-8212

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et Richard B w1-ttes

M any of us who attended rhe last world convention in Seattle know of your great hospitality

room We had the oppornmity to use your service and met lots of people there It was a great convenience to have a place where we could meet and reshygroup We really appreciate your being there for us

O n several occasions 1 have attended meetings and have brought up the fact that donations should be sen t to you in support of what you are trying to do

Now that we are planning to attend San Diego in 95 we would like to know if JAC will be there and where your hosshypitality room will be Some of us have been talking about staying in the hotel you will be based in

I would personally be willing to be a volunteer to assist you with manning the hospitality room if you could use the help I have fIfteen years of sobriety Many of us from Long Beach will be going to San Diego

I would also be interested in obtaining (a question Below is a ballot for you tocopy of) your International Directory I choose which lapel pin will be used ayou would let me know the cost and if they the In ternational AA Conference inare available I would appreciate that too San Diego this summer Please omplete the ballot below detach andSo I welcome hearing where you will be

based in San Diego and how much the cost of your directory is for all meetings (international and US)

Stev en C writes by E -Mail

just got my new IACTIVITY and wanted to let you know that I will be in San Diego I am willing

to volunteer You can contact me thru AOL or by USMail

Looking forward to another great confershyence Seattle was incredible

Editor s Note J appreciate all lhe E-Mail I have been receiving over the past few months More and more of us are on-line and it 05 nice to see people make use ofdigital technology to help in (heir sobriety reel free 10 drop a lille whenever you want One word ofcalltion though please do IlOt send me E-Mail messages that should go 10 the mailbox 1 am in Florida and Ihe PO Box is ill Washington I ThaI s a long walk )

~ lAC - Officers - Trusted Servants

You Get

to Choose

A suggestion was made to change the lAC lapel pin from that of the yellow and black lAC triangle to that of a

rainbow design with the JAC triangle The C ouncil decided to let the membership vo te on this important

mail to lAC PO Box 18212 Washington DC 20036-8212 Ballots must be received by April 30 1995

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Washington IX 20036-8212

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Page 2 lACTIVITY

Chair Reilly K Tiller OR (503) 825-3271 bull Deputy Chair David S Melbourne Fl (407) 952-4150 Treasurer Tom C Plano TX (214) 578-0465 bull Secretary Hilda C Saginaw MI (517) 797-2470

Newsletter Editor Richard K Palm Bay Fl (407) 768-7842 or AOL PinkOne or CIS 75270240 or rkelloggiunet

Your IACtivity Newsletter presents the timely news experiences and opinions of AAs and others The opinions expressed are not to be atshybibuted to or imprted as endorsement by AA or lAC Conbibutions are invited though no payment can be made nor materials acknowtedged or returned Articles from AA AAWS GSO etc herein are reprinted by permission IACtivity Newsletter is NOT copyrighted All material is free

to all though appropriate credit is requested if reprinted or Quoted Please allow eldra time for submissions to reach us All who work on the newsletter staff do so in a volunteer capacity lAC A non-proffl Corporation PO Box 18212 Washington DC 20036-8212

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et Richard B w1-ttes

M any of us who attended rhe last world convention in Seattle know of your great hospitality

room We had the oppornmity to use your service and met lots of people there It was a great convenience to have a place where we could meet and reshygroup We really appreciate your being there for us

O n several occasions 1 have attended meetings and have brought up the fact that donations should be sen t to you in support of what you are trying to do

Now that we are planning to attend San Diego in 95 we would like to know if JAC will be there and where your hosshypitality room will be Some of us have been talking about staying in the hotel you will be based in

I would personally be willing to be a volunteer to assist you with manning the hospitality room if you could use the help I have fIfteen years of sobriety Many of us from Long Beach will be going to San Diego

I would also be interested in obtaining (a question Below is a ballot for you tocopy of) your International Directory I choose which lapel pin will be used ayou would let me know the cost and if they the In ternational AA Conference inare available I would appreciate that too San Diego this summer Please omplete the ballot below detach andSo I welcome hearing where you will be

based in San Diego and how much the cost of your directory is for all meetings (international and US)

Stev en C writes by E -Mail

just got my new IACTIVITY and wanted to let you know that I will be in San Diego I am willing

to volunteer You can contact me thru AOL or by USMail

Looking forward to another great confershyence Seattle was incredible

Editor s Note J appreciate all lhe E-Mail I have been receiving over the past few months More and more of us are on-line and it 05 nice to see people make use ofdigital technology to help in (heir sobriety reel free 10 drop a lille whenever you want One word ofcalltion though please do IlOt send me E-Mail messages that should go 10 the mailbox 1 am in Florida and Ihe PO Box is ill Washington I ThaI s a long walk )

~ lAC - Officers - Trusted Servants

You Get

to Choose

A suggestion was made to change the lAC lapel pin from that of the yellow and black lAC triangle to that of a

rainbow design with the JAC triangle The C ouncil decided to let the membership vo te on this important

mail to lAC PO Box 18212 Washington DC 20036-8212 Ballots must be received by April 30 1995

~ r- - -- CUT OUT AND MAIL II I~ lAC ~LLOW 0 I

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I I

1tzY9 lAC I AAlNBOwD

I I Mail to PO Box 18212

Washington IX 20036-8212

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contact one of the committee~ members via P O Box 18212 Washington DC 20036-82U ~copy~1blm copy[[~ Indicate Charter Committee on

Please change address (include your old address label) n Add new listing (if group see below) 0 the outside of the envelope oGroup contribution is enclosed $ (no c7i$h please) Charter Committee members are Individual c0111ribUlion enclosed $ ______ Enclosed is $5 for 1995~96 World Directory of Cay and Lesbian Meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous (includes SiH) NOTE Bulk rale f or directories 10 or more $3 each Below please indicate Group or Individual If Group aJach addiTiollal dala (meeeling schedules formals contact persons etc) T om H Dallas T X

IJldividual 0 Group 0 Kasey J Milwaukee WI

Last Name First Name Carol R Vancouver BC Address Cin JeffY University Heights OHdegStateICounta Z2

AI Z Medford O RlAC po Box 18212

WdShingtolt DC 20036-8212 Allach any additional data and mail to

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orthern New Jersey

orthern New Jersey has a new Intergroup Below is the letter announcing the formation of the Intergroup G ay and Lesbian meetings in North Jersey are encouraged to get in touch with your new

Intergroup

Dear Group Members We are pleased to announce the formation of the North Garden State Intergroup Office located in Wallington New Jersey Our Intergroup Office is now formally listed with AAs W orld Service Organization New York NY At the request of World Services we have changed our name from North Jersey Intergroup We are now known as North Garden State Intergroup

We are interested in better serving AA groups in the North Jersey area Our primary purpose is to help the still suffering and newly recovering alcoholic We respond to 12 Step Calls and direct callers to meetings in their area We would be happy to

U ~f

answer any questions or concerns you may have Please feel free to contact us at any time If you are interested in volunteering your time or in becoming more involved with North Garden State Intergroup we would be happy to hear from you

AC R~egiQnal Representatives

harter Committee Formedl AC has formed a committee to review its charter If you have any opinions or suggested changes please

AC now has a Regional Representative located in each area Below is a list of the Representatives Please have your group communicate with your area representative

Northeast Mark S (717) 825-8248 Southeast Allen F (205) 933-6627 East Central Gary G (810) 932-0273 West Central Galen O (612) 823-1935 Southwest Tom H (214) 526-4005 Pacific Steve R (206) 322-9322 East Canada David A (416) 421-6306 West Canada Ted E (604) 525-6847 International Reilly K (503) 825-3271

IACTIVITY

Introduction to the International AdvisoryCouncill

T he Internatjonal Advisory Council (IAC) serves the gay and lesbian members

of A A Our sole purpose fOf existing is to provide our experience strength and hope to any arm of AA when called upon to do so and to work in the spirit of UNITY and SERVICE with AA for the betterment of the gay and lesbian members and AA as a whole OUf function is not that of a policy or decision making board in matters afffecting gay and lesbian members of AA nOf is our function to isolate or separate ourselves from the mainstreanl of AA

CHARTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL The International Advisory Council for gay and lesbian members of A A is listed in all AA directories under Special International Contacts It was established in 1981 to serve and have the involvement oftbe lesbians gay men and gay people in A A regardless of how they choose to identity themselves

The Council exists to serve lesbians and gay men in AA It does not speak for all gay and lesbian A A members but strives to serve as a communication link not only between and amoung gay and lesbian groups but also with AA as a whole This communication occurs within the context provided by AAs Traditions and the Fellowshipss customs and procedures

IAC does not receive any financial support from the General Service Office We are self-supporting from the contributions of A A groups and individuals whom we serve

Among lACs current activities are the following

DIRECTORY - Compiling publishing and distributing a world directory of gay and lesbian AA meetings Suggested donation is $5 00 per copy available from address provided below with a quantity discounted price of$3 00 per copy for orders of 10 copies or more

GROUP NEEDS -- Providing experience strengtb and hope in assisting and supporting gay and lesbian AA groups around the world in such matters as starting meetings and groups relationships

with local intergroup offices and their place within the service structure

LONERS - Correspondence program for gay and lesbian loners who are AA members not having local access to a gay and lesbian AA meeting but who nevertheless wish to be in contact witb other gay and lesbian A A members The matter of gay contacts among alcoholics in the Armed Services and the incarcerated is also a concern of the Council

NEWSLETTER -- Publishes lACtivity a quarterly newsletter which features current news and infonnation on International Advisory Council activities Provides a forum for sharing by gay and lesbians in AA and includes a calendar of upcoming Roundups and events

ROUNDUP LIAISON -- Provides communication between International Advisory Council and Roundups Prepares and distributes lAC information to Roundups and makes available an information packet Maintains an up-to-date calendar of gay and lesbian Roundups internationally

We encourage all AA members who wish to share with the International Advisory Councilor who wish to make suggestions or comments to wri te to us

International Advisory Council for Homosexual Men and Women in Alcoholics Anonymous Inc Post Office Box 18212 Washington DC 20036-8212

Page 5 IACTIVITY

San Diego Itenerary Ian your time in San Diego Heres a schedule of what we have planned for you

Hospitality Room will be in the Embassy Suites Hotel Atrium and Ballroom It will be open from 12 noon Thursday June 29 through lO am Sunday July 2 The Hospitality Suite will be closed each night at J am and reopen at 8am There will be three gay and lesbian workshops

Friday Jone 30 1-20 PM LesbianGays in AA Historical Perspectives

Saturday JuJy I llam-1230pm LesbiansGays in A A Service at all Levels

Saturday July 1 J-4pm LesbiansGays in AA Focus on our Primary Purpose

Also plan to attend the lAC Council meeting at 4pm Friday June 30 in the Hospitality Suite We will be electing new lAC officers to serve the next two years We will host the biggest GayfLesbian dance ever lOpm Saturday July) at the Town and Country Hotel 500 Hotel Circle North

Plan time to volunteer fo r service We need 13 5 hospitality room volunteers two hour shifts five people on each shift at least 10 people to work at the door at the dance 12 people for floor duty at the workshops 10 people to clean up the Hospitality room Sunday morning 167 volunteers minimwn for these positions

International Convention Town amp Country Hote~ 500 Hotel Circle North San Diego Cal ifornia

Saturday July 1 1995 1000 pm-lOO am

Donation $700 in advance $10 in San Diego Enclosed $7 x Additional US Currency only

Must be PQslmorke

Total dhy Mo)30

lnt~rnationaJ Adis(gtry CouncJI PO Bo~ 18212

Washington DC 20036-8212

Volunteers What you can do 0 be port of the Inemotional Advisory Council

Representative-Group Representative-City Representative-State or part of State Representative-Region See list of Reps currently serving where you live Attend Council meetings that are held at Roundups you

attend International Convention 1995-Work in Hospitality Room International Convention 1995-Work at Dance Make telephone calls Write letters Stamp and mail newsletters Send contributions to lAC PO Box 18212 Washington DC 20036-821 2 Send birthday contributions-$l for each year of sobriety Make a banner for an lAC Rowldup suitcase-instructions

available Write a history ofyour gTOUp Roundups-Take responsibility for running a table Co-ordinate with Roundup Liaison Roundups-offer to sit at the lAC table for a specific period of time

hank you SE Mass Roundup The lAC Board of Directors wishes to thank the Southeast

Massachusett s Roundup for their hospitality and for hosting the lAC Council meeting in February Special thanks to Beverly and the Roundup Committee for their generous donation of five hundred dollars to assist lAC with the San Diego convention

Tape Library lAC maintains a tape library containg Speakers Meetings tapes You may obtajn a listing of these tapes by writing to the PO Box To obtain a tape either send two dollars and a blank cassette or five dollars without cassette to cover costs to the PO Box Attention Tape Library If you would like to donate a speaker tape please send it to the PO Box with a brief descrjption of the speaker date and location lAC uses these tapes to bring a meeting to those AA members who are unable to attend regularly scheduled Gay and Lesbian AA meetings

Oplions Jenni~ LA 2000Note from the Treasurer amixia SImport LA 600

There may some groups and donations that are not included in this newsiefler tim to lost data and needing to get this report for printing The data will be Open 0 All Boson MA 4923

reconstructed mui included in the next newsletter m ay Nigh Women Bunild Bay MA 2500

VGAL Northampton MA 6000 A lso dunatiJnJ were down for 1994 lAC is currently trtm5ferring 20 ofall

t ampLet Live Rahimore MD 11000rhnfdiltms into the Intematiltmal Conference Fund Thefund has only aboul 13 ofthe estimated budgetfor the Confermce and only six months to go ombd Midland Ml 1000

onda Nooners Minnltapoli MN 2000

p o After Your Sobriery 1S00 ~t Mornings llrltklast Minneapolisl MN 7500

p ur rilbtr G rovp iOOO hu Nigh Gay Mens Minmapolis MN 10000

Gay JO)OO5 and Free Anchonge AK 3000 JUjiegh NC 1000~C_ive amp Lrt Live Birmingham AL 1062 lxIa Omaha NE 8421

Akoholics Together Phoenix AZ 2700 reenwood Gay Trenlon New Jersey 12000

pring Break - Roundup Phoenix AZ 20734 ~Nigh j ey City NJ 11000

Brl to Buics Vancouver Be 4205

I udson Co Gay Kearney NJ 2500

Ct-kbntt Sobriety- Roundup Van_J~ Jvcrl Be 10000 pay Men G roup M OJltdal T I~ 2000

~(1 in the Book - California -- 1003 shy

~gh a he End of he Tunnel Albuquetltjue filM 1000

Mrns SI-ag UplwdCA 6050 flcholicgt T oglther LVegas NV 4648

Ikrkelty Mon Nite Berkeley CA 730 ambdaAlano LasVegu N Y 500

r-gt ay Oldtimers Oakland CA 4140 front Rmmers Astoria NY 4000

~ut Bay Conference Oakland CA 1665 otal Freedom Elmhul$NY 2646

ltIH~nder Hill Oakland CA 790 ltas Village AA New York City NY 19004

pnurs Night Lesbian Mt(ung Oakland CA 2500 Nivt Again 5)0lt11 NY 500

~sAA Oakland C 4288 Wed Night Grapcvjne ColumbuOH 3500

orimacymd Men San Diego CA 2562 IItampurLi~ ToledoOH 5000

~ Diego Feeling Good San Diego CA 30354 I hird Tradition Onawa Ontario 5000

ILIng Sober - Western San Fnncisco CA 33840

~oundup

IUinbow TorontoOntmo l00Cil ~Ddup

Any Lengths Portland Oregon 7450 ~n Morning Gay San Francisco CA 548

Caring and Sharing Oregon 3500 p ay Round Robin San Ana CA 2000

Common Solutions Portland Oregon 800 ~l Topic San An CA 2000

IUinbow AJlenrowIl PA 2500 ue 8 pm Speaker Santa Ana Ca 2000

Sal Nigh Specil Chalfon PA 7000 ~ Morning Spealcer Califomia 1300

Doylestown Fri Night Doylcsown PA 2500 ~ay Wed Nigh UplandCA 2500

Bell Book and Candle Scramon PA 8500 p pland M en Sag Upland CA 5500

5gt1 Nigh SoldyPA 4000 wed Night Study Yuc VlIey CA 1200

CAC of Monreal Montreal Qebec 74 83 ~nge 0 Change Denver CO 17500

Primary Iurpoolt C)ltSC 4845Mon Night Hanford CT 2500

AcceP1UUe Group Charleston SC 1021 p oe Step at a Time New Haven cr 13500

amixia Nashvi1le TN 8500~tw London Co Gay New London CT 2000

amixia Beaumont TX 2000~tlirude ofGfititude W Harford CT 8000

Outer Limitl) Virginia 2500fNACOA Group Confn Washington DC 21436

Back to Basics AJ=dria VA 2400fAriol Roundup Washington DC 2IJO00

-iems Alivt Alexandria VA 1000 f resh Sr Washington DC 5000

fYGroup Washington DC 2250 BadoBi klington VA 1800

Sun 10 AM Step Ali Fairfax VA 1000Rsphael Group Ailmington DE 16186

~tcp Alive Mclean VA 1000~hobem Beach Rohobeth Beach DE 1000

~ed Men S1 Thomas USV1 5000

nberry ChicagolL 11700

day Ening ChicagoIL 8600

~omt Group Everett WA 1300

ive amp Le Live Tokyo Japan 2500 ~tA=pan SMllleWA 1238

Faih Luington KY 4000 hroup D-48)183 Stnk WA 3000

IACTIVITY

Introduction to the International AdvisoryCouncill

T he Internatjonal Advisory Council (IAC) serves the gay and lesbian members

of A A Our sole purpose fOf existing is to provide our experience strength and hope to any arm of AA when called upon to do so and to work in the spirit of UNITY and SERVICE with AA for the betterment of the gay and lesbian members and AA as a whole OUf function is not that of a policy or decision making board in matters afffecting gay and lesbian members of AA nOf is our function to isolate or separate ourselves from the mainstreanl of AA

CHARTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL The International Advisory Council for gay and lesbian members of A A is listed in all AA directories under Special International Contacts It was established in 1981 to serve and have the involvement oftbe lesbians gay men and gay people in A A regardless of how they choose to identity themselves

The Council exists to serve lesbians and gay men in AA It does not speak for all gay and lesbian A A members but strives to serve as a communication link not only between and amoung gay and lesbian groups but also with AA as a whole This communication occurs within the context provided by AAs Traditions and the Fellowshipss customs and procedures

IAC does not receive any financial support from the General Service Office We are self-supporting from the contributions of A A groups and individuals whom we serve

Among lACs current activities are the following

DIRECTORY - Compiling publishing and distributing a world directory of gay and lesbian AA meetings Suggested donation is $5 00 per copy available from address provided below with a quantity discounted price of$3 00 per copy for orders of 10 copies or more

GROUP NEEDS -- Providing experience strengtb and hope in assisting and supporting gay and lesbian AA groups around the world in such matters as starting meetings and groups relationships

with local intergroup offices and their place within the service structure

LONERS - Correspondence program for gay and lesbian loners who are AA members not having local access to a gay and lesbian AA meeting but who nevertheless wish to be in contact witb other gay and lesbian A A members The matter of gay contacts among alcoholics in the Armed Services and the incarcerated is also a concern of the Council

NEWSLETTER -- Publishes lACtivity a quarterly newsletter which features current news and infonnation on International Advisory Council activities Provides a forum for sharing by gay and lesbians in AA and includes a calendar of upcoming Roundups and events

ROUNDUP LIAISON -- Provides communication between International Advisory Council and Roundups Prepares and distributes lAC information to Roundups and makes available an information packet Maintains an up-to-date calendar of gay and lesbian Roundups internationally

We encourage all AA members who wish to share with the International Advisory Councilor who wish to make suggestions or comments to wri te to us

International Advisory Council for Homosexual Men and Women in Alcoholics Anonymous Inc Post Office Box 18212 Washington DC 20036-8212

Page 5 IACTIVITY

San Diego Itenerary Ian your time in San Diego Heres a schedule of what we have planned for you

Hospitality Room will be in the Embassy Suites Hotel Atrium and Ballroom It will be open from 12 noon Thursday June 29 through lO am Sunday July 2 The Hospitality Suite will be closed each night at J am and reopen at 8am There will be three gay and lesbian workshops

Friday Jone 30 1-20 PM LesbianGays in AA Historical Perspectives

Saturday JuJy I llam-1230pm LesbiansGays in A A Service at all Levels

Saturday July 1 J-4pm LesbiansGays in AA Focus on our Primary Purpose

Also plan to attend the lAC Council meeting at 4pm Friday June 30 in the Hospitality Suite We will be electing new lAC officers to serve the next two years We will host the biggest GayfLesbian dance ever lOpm Saturday July) at the Town and Country Hotel 500 Hotel Circle North

Plan time to volunteer fo r service We need 13 5 hospitality room volunteers two hour shifts five people on each shift at least 10 people to work at the door at the dance 12 people for floor duty at the workshops 10 people to clean up the Hospitality room Sunday morning 167 volunteers minimwn for these positions

International Convention Town amp Country Hote~ 500 Hotel Circle North San Diego Cal ifornia

Saturday July 1 1995 1000 pm-lOO am

Donation $700 in advance $10 in San Diego Enclosed $7 x Additional US Currency only

Must be PQslmorke

Total dhy Mo)30

lnt~rnationaJ Adis(gtry CouncJI PO Bo~ 18212

Washington DC 20036-8212

Volunteers What you can do 0 be port of the Inemotional Advisory Council

Representative-Group Representative-City Representative-State or part of State Representative-Region See list of Reps currently serving where you live Attend Council meetings that are held at Roundups you

attend International Convention 1995-Work in Hospitality Room International Convention 1995-Work at Dance Make telephone calls Write letters Stamp and mail newsletters Send contributions to lAC PO Box 18212 Washington DC 20036-821 2 Send birthday contributions-$l for each year of sobriety Make a banner for an lAC Rowldup suitcase-instructions

available Write a history ofyour gTOUp Roundups-Take responsibility for running a table Co-ordinate with Roundup Liaison Roundups-offer to sit at the lAC table for a specific period of time

hank you SE Mass Roundup The lAC Board of Directors wishes to thank the Southeast

Massachusett s Roundup for their hospitality and for hosting the lAC Council meeting in February Special thanks to Beverly and the Roundup Committee for their generous donation of five hundred dollars to assist lAC with the San Diego convention

Tape Library lAC maintains a tape library containg Speakers Meetings tapes You may obtajn a listing of these tapes by writing to the PO Box To obtain a tape either send two dollars and a blank cassette or five dollars without cassette to cover costs to the PO Box Attention Tape Library If you would like to donate a speaker tape please send it to the PO Box with a brief descrjption of the speaker date and location lAC uses these tapes to bring a meeting to those AA members who are unable to attend regularly scheduled Gay and Lesbian AA meetings

Oplions Jenni~ LA 2000Note from the Treasurer amixia SImport LA 600

There may some groups and donations that are not included in this newsiefler tim to lost data and needing to get this report for printing The data will be Open 0 All Boson MA 4923

reconstructed mui included in the next newsletter m ay Nigh Women Bunild Bay MA 2500

VGAL Northampton MA 6000 A lso dunatiJnJ were down for 1994 lAC is currently trtm5ferring 20 ofall

t ampLet Live Rahimore MD 11000rhnfdiltms into the Intematiltmal Conference Fund Thefund has only aboul 13 ofthe estimated budgetfor the Confermce and only six months to go ombd Midland Ml 1000

onda Nooners Minnltapoli MN 2000

p o After Your Sobriery 1S00 ~t Mornings llrltklast Minneapolisl MN 7500

p ur rilbtr G rovp iOOO hu Nigh Gay Mens Minmapolis MN 10000

Gay JO)OO5 and Free Anchonge AK 3000 JUjiegh NC 1000~C_ive amp Lrt Live Birmingham AL 1062 lxIa Omaha NE 8421

Akoholics Together Phoenix AZ 2700 reenwood Gay Trenlon New Jersey 12000

pring Break - Roundup Phoenix AZ 20734 ~Nigh j ey City NJ 11000

Brl to Buics Vancouver Be 4205

I udson Co Gay Kearney NJ 2500

Ct-kbntt Sobriety- Roundup Van_J~ Jvcrl Be 10000 pay Men G roup M OJltdal T I~ 2000

~(1 in the Book - California -- 1003 shy

~gh a he End of he Tunnel Albuquetltjue filM 1000

Mrns SI-ag UplwdCA 6050 flcholicgt T oglther LVegas NV 4648

Ikrkelty Mon Nite Berkeley CA 730 ambdaAlano LasVegu N Y 500

r-gt ay Oldtimers Oakland CA 4140 front Rmmers Astoria NY 4000

~ut Bay Conference Oakland CA 1665 otal Freedom Elmhul$NY 2646

ltIH~nder Hill Oakland CA 790 ltas Village AA New York City NY 19004

pnurs Night Lesbian Mt(ung Oakland CA 2500 Nivt Again 5)0lt11 NY 500

~sAA Oakland C 4288 Wed Night Grapcvjne ColumbuOH 3500

orimacymd Men San Diego CA 2562 IItampurLi~ ToledoOH 5000

~ Diego Feeling Good San Diego CA 30354 I hird Tradition Onawa Ontario 5000

ILIng Sober - Western San Fnncisco CA 33840

~oundup

IUinbow TorontoOntmo l00Cil ~Ddup

Any Lengths Portland Oregon 7450 ~n Morning Gay San Francisco CA 548

Caring and Sharing Oregon 3500 p ay Round Robin San Ana CA 2000

Common Solutions Portland Oregon 800 ~l Topic San An CA 2000

IUinbow AJlenrowIl PA 2500 ue 8 pm Speaker Santa Ana Ca 2000

Sal Nigh Specil Chalfon PA 7000 ~ Morning Spealcer Califomia 1300

Doylestown Fri Night Doylcsown PA 2500 ~ay Wed Nigh UplandCA 2500

Bell Book and Candle Scramon PA 8500 p pland M en Sag Upland CA 5500

5gt1 Nigh SoldyPA 4000 wed Night Study Yuc VlIey CA 1200

CAC of Monreal Montreal Qebec 74 83 ~nge 0 Change Denver CO 17500

Primary Iurpoolt C)ltSC 4845Mon Night Hanford CT 2500

AcceP1UUe Group Charleston SC 1021 p oe Step at a Time New Haven cr 13500

amixia Nashvi1le TN 8500~tw London Co Gay New London CT 2000

amixia Beaumont TX 2000~tlirude ofGfititude W Harford CT 8000

Outer Limitl) Virginia 2500fNACOA Group Confn Washington DC 21436

Back to Basics AJ=dria VA 2400fAriol Roundup Washington DC 2IJO00

-iems Alivt Alexandria VA 1000 f resh Sr Washington DC 5000

fYGroup Washington DC 2250 BadoBi klington VA 1800

Sun 10 AM Step Ali Fairfax VA 1000Rsphael Group Ailmington DE 16186

~tcp Alive Mclean VA 1000~hobem Beach Rohobeth Beach DE 1000

~ed Men S1 Thomas USV1 5000

nberry ChicagolL 11700

day Ening ChicagoIL 8600

~omt Group Everett WA 1300

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Faih Luington KY 4000 hroup D-48)183 Stnk WA 3000

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San Diego Itenerary Ian your time in San Diego Heres a schedule of what we have planned for you

Hospitality Room will be in the Embassy Suites Hotel Atrium and Ballroom It will be open from 12 noon Thursday June 29 through lO am Sunday July 2 The Hospitality Suite will be closed each night at J am and reopen at 8am There will be three gay and lesbian workshops

Friday Jone 30 1-20 PM LesbianGays in AA Historical Perspectives

Saturday JuJy I llam-1230pm LesbiansGays in A A Service at all Levels

Saturday July 1 J-4pm LesbiansGays in AA Focus on our Primary Purpose

Also plan to attend the lAC Council meeting at 4pm Friday June 30 in the Hospitality Suite We will be electing new lAC officers to serve the next two years We will host the biggest GayfLesbian dance ever lOpm Saturday July) at the Town and Country Hotel 500 Hotel Circle North

Plan time to volunteer fo r service We need 13 5 hospitality room volunteers two hour shifts five people on each shift at least 10 people to work at the door at the dance 12 people for floor duty at the workshops 10 people to clean up the Hospitality room Sunday morning 167 volunteers minimwn for these positions

International Convention Town amp Country Hote~ 500 Hotel Circle North San Diego Cal ifornia

Saturday July 1 1995 1000 pm-lOO am

Donation $700 in advance $10 in San Diego Enclosed $7 x Additional US Currency only

Must be PQslmorke

Total dhy Mo)30

lnt~rnationaJ Adis(gtry CouncJI PO Bo~ 18212

Washington DC 20036-8212

Volunteers What you can do 0 be port of the Inemotional Advisory Council

Representative-Group Representative-City Representative-State or part of State Representative-Region See list of Reps currently serving where you live Attend Council meetings that are held at Roundups you

attend International Convention 1995-Work in Hospitality Room International Convention 1995-Work at Dance Make telephone calls Write letters Stamp and mail newsletters Send contributions to lAC PO Box 18212 Washington DC 20036-821 2 Send birthday contributions-$l for each year of sobriety Make a banner for an lAC Rowldup suitcase-instructions

available Write a history ofyour gTOUp Roundups-Take responsibility for running a table Co-ordinate with Roundup Liaison Roundups-offer to sit at the lAC table for a specific period of time

hank you SE Mass Roundup The lAC Board of Directors wishes to thank the Southeast

Massachusett s Roundup for their hospitality and for hosting the lAC Council meeting in February Special thanks to Beverly and the Roundup Committee for their generous donation of five hundred dollars to assist lAC with the San Diego convention

Tape Library lAC maintains a tape library containg Speakers Meetings tapes You may obtajn a listing of these tapes by writing to the PO Box To obtain a tape either send two dollars and a blank cassette or five dollars without cassette to cover costs to the PO Box Attention Tape Library If you would like to donate a speaker tape please send it to the PO Box with a brief descrjption of the speaker date and location lAC uses these tapes to bring a meeting to those AA members who are unable to attend regularly scheduled Gay and Lesbian AA meetings

Oplions Jenni~ LA 2000Note from the Treasurer amixia SImport LA 600

There may some groups and donations that are not included in this newsiefler tim to lost data and needing to get this report for printing The data will be Open 0 All Boson MA 4923

reconstructed mui included in the next newsletter m ay Nigh Women Bunild Bay MA 2500

VGAL Northampton MA 6000 A lso dunatiJnJ were down for 1994 lAC is currently trtm5ferring 20 ofall

t ampLet Live Rahimore MD 11000rhnfdiltms into the Intematiltmal Conference Fund Thefund has only aboul 13 ofthe estimated budgetfor the Confermce and only six months to go ombd Midland Ml 1000

onda Nooners Minnltapoli MN 2000

p o After Your Sobriery 1S00 ~t Mornings llrltklast Minneapolisl MN 7500

p ur rilbtr G rovp iOOO hu Nigh Gay Mens Minmapolis MN 10000

Gay JO)OO5 and Free Anchonge AK 3000 JUjiegh NC 1000~C_ive amp Lrt Live Birmingham AL 1062 lxIa Omaha NE 8421

Akoholics Together Phoenix AZ 2700 reenwood Gay Trenlon New Jersey 12000

pring Break - Roundup Phoenix AZ 20734 ~Nigh j ey City NJ 11000

Brl to Buics Vancouver Be 4205

I udson Co Gay Kearney NJ 2500

Ct-kbntt Sobriety- Roundup Van_J~ Jvcrl Be 10000 pay Men G roup M OJltdal T I~ 2000

~(1 in the Book - California -- 1003 shy

~gh a he End of he Tunnel Albuquetltjue filM 1000

Mrns SI-ag UplwdCA 6050 flcholicgt T oglther LVegas NV 4648

Ikrkelty Mon Nite Berkeley CA 730 ambdaAlano LasVegu N Y 500

r-gt ay Oldtimers Oakland CA 4140 front Rmmers Astoria NY 4000

~ut Bay Conference Oakland CA 1665 otal Freedom Elmhul$NY 2646

ltIH~nder Hill Oakland CA 790 ltas Village AA New York City NY 19004

pnurs Night Lesbian Mt(ung Oakland CA 2500 Nivt Again 5)0lt11 NY 500

~sAA Oakland C 4288 Wed Night Grapcvjne ColumbuOH 3500

orimacymd Men San Diego CA 2562 IItampurLi~ ToledoOH 5000

~ Diego Feeling Good San Diego CA 30354 I hird Tradition Onawa Ontario 5000

ILIng Sober - Western San Fnncisco CA 33840

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IUinbow TorontoOntmo l00Cil ~Ddup

Any Lengths Portland Oregon 7450 ~n Morning Gay San Francisco CA 548

Caring and Sharing Oregon 3500 p ay Round Robin San Ana CA 2000

Common Solutions Portland Oregon 800 ~l Topic San An CA 2000

IUinbow AJlenrowIl PA 2500 ue 8 pm Speaker Santa Ana Ca 2000

Sal Nigh Specil Chalfon PA 7000 ~ Morning Spealcer Califomia 1300

Doylestown Fri Night Doylcsown PA 2500 ~ay Wed Nigh UplandCA 2500

Bell Book and Candle Scramon PA 8500 p pland M en Sag Upland CA 5500

5gt1 Nigh SoldyPA 4000 wed Night Study Yuc VlIey CA 1200

CAC of Monreal Montreal Qebec 74 83 ~nge 0 Change Denver CO 17500

Primary Iurpoolt C)ltSC 4845Mon Night Hanford CT 2500

AcceP1UUe Group Charleston SC 1021 p oe Step at a Time New Haven cr 13500

amixia Nashvi1le TN 8500~tw London Co Gay New London CT 2000

amixia Beaumont TX 2000~tlirude ofGfititude W Harford CT 8000

Outer Limitl) Virginia 2500fNACOA Group Confn Washington DC 21436

Back to Basics AJ=dria VA 2400fAriol Roundup Washington DC 2IJO00

-iems Alivt Alexandria VA 1000 f resh Sr Washington DC 5000

fYGroup Washington DC 2250 BadoBi klington VA 1800

Sun 10 AM Step Ali Fairfax VA 1000Rsphael Group Ailmington DE 16186

~tcp Alive Mclean VA 1000~hobem Beach Rohobeth Beach DE 1000

~ed Men S1 Thomas USV1 5000

nberry ChicagolL 11700

day Ening ChicagoIL 8600

~omt Group Everett WA 1300

ive amp Le Live Tokyo Japan 2500 ~tA=pan SMllleWA 1238

Faih Luington KY 4000 hroup D-48)183 Stnk WA 3000

Oplions Jenni~ LA 2000Note from the Treasurer amixia SImport LA 600

There may some groups and donations that are not included in this newsiefler tim to lost data and needing to get this report for printing The data will be Open 0 All Boson MA 4923

reconstructed mui included in the next newsletter m ay Nigh Women Bunild Bay MA 2500

VGAL Northampton MA 6000 A lso dunatiJnJ were down for 1994 lAC is currently trtm5ferring 20 ofall

t ampLet Live Rahimore MD 11000rhnfdiltms into the Intematiltmal Conference Fund Thefund has only aboul 13 ofthe estimated budgetfor the Confermce and only six months to go ombd Midland Ml 1000

onda Nooners Minnltapoli MN 2000

p o After Your Sobriery 1S00 ~t Mornings llrltklast Minneapolisl MN 7500

p ur rilbtr G rovp iOOO hu Nigh Gay Mens Minmapolis MN 10000

Gay JO)OO5 and Free Anchonge AK 3000 JUjiegh NC 1000~C_ive amp Lrt Live Birmingham AL 1062 lxIa Omaha NE 8421

Akoholics Together Phoenix AZ 2700 reenwood Gay Trenlon New Jersey 12000

pring Break - Roundup Phoenix AZ 20734 ~Nigh j ey City NJ 11000

Brl to Buics Vancouver Be 4205

I udson Co Gay Kearney NJ 2500

Ct-kbntt Sobriety- Roundup Van_J~ Jvcrl Be 10000 pay Men G roup M OJltdal T I~ 2000

~(1 in the Book - California -- 1003 shy

~gh a he End of he Tunnel Albuquetltjue filM 1000

Mrns SI-ag UplwdCA 6050 flcholicgt T oglther LVegas NV 4648

Ikrkelty Mon Nite Berkeley CA 730 ambdaAlano LasVegu N Y 500

r-gt ay Oldtimers Oakland CA 4140 front Rmmers Astoria NY 4000

~ut Bay Conference Oakland CA 1665 otal Freedom Elmhul$NY 2646

ltIH~nder Hill Oakland CA 790 ltas Village AA New York City NY 19004

pnurs Night Lesbian Mt(ung Oakland CA 2500 Nivt Again 5)0lt11 NY 500

~sAA Oakland C 4288 Wed Night Grapcvjne ColumbuOH 3500

orimacymd Men San Diego CA 2562 IItampurLi~ ToledoOH 5000

~ Diego Feeling Good San Diego CA 30354 I hird Tradition Onawa Ontario 5000

ILIng Sober - Western San Fnncisco CA 33840

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IUinbow TorontoOntmo l00Cil ~Ddup

Any Lengths Portland Oregon 7450 ~n Morning Gay San Francisco CA 548

Caring and Sharing Oregon 3500 p ay Round Robin San Ana CA 2000

Common Solutions Portland Oregon 800 ~l Topic San An CA 2000

IUinbow AJlenrowIl PA 2500 ue 8 pm Speaker Santa Ana Ca 2000

Sal Nigh Specil Chalfon PA 7000 ~ Morning Spealcer Califomia 1300

Doylestown Fri Night Doylcsown PA 2500 ~ay Wed Nigh UplandCA 2500

Bell Book and Candle Scramon PA 8500 p pland M en Sag Upland CA 5500

5gt1 Nigh SoldyPA 4000 wed Night Study Yuc VlIey CA 1200

CAC of Monreal Montreal Qebec 74 83 ~nge 0 Change Denver CO 17500

Primary Iurpoolt C)ltSC 4845Mon Night Hanford CT 2500

AcceP1UUe Group Charleston SC 1021 p oe Step at a Time New Haven cr 13500

amixia Nashvi1le TN 8500~tw London Co Gay New London CT 2000

amixia Beaumont TX 2000~tlirude ofGfititude W Harford CT 8000

Outer Limitl) Virginia 2500fNACOA Group Confn Washington DC 21436

Back to Basics AJ=dria VA 2400fAriol Roundup Washington DC 2IJO00

-iems Alivt Alexandria VA 1000 f resh Sr Washington DC 5000

fYGroup Washington DC 2250 BadoBi klington VA 1800

Sun 10 AM Step Ali Fairfax VA 1000Rsphael Group Ailmington DE 16186

~tcp Alive Mclean VA 1000~hobem Beach Rohobeth Beach DE 1000

~ed Men S1 Thomas USV1 5000

nberry ChicagolL 11700

day Ening ChicagoIL 8600

~omt Group Everett WA 1300

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Faih Luington KY 4000 hroup D-48)183 Stnk WA 3000

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~=======================~ 26 Boston ROWldup (BGLRU) POBox 1009 General Mail Facility ~lnJtaai liNII iN III I ImNlEi Mr~

1995Marcb 3 Grand Ole Roundup POBox 121171 Nashville TN 37212 Irvin B (615) 646-5780 Phillip S (615) 227-9157 Qtality Inn - Airport $45 3 Portland OR Roundup 16 Florida Roundup Miami POBox 7273 Ft Lauderdale FL 33338-7273 Beth H (305) 752-3632 Warren R (305) 463-2206 Ramada Resort Deauville 24 Detroit Michigan Together We Can

1995 April 1 Unity in Sobriety POBox 30062 Oakland CA 94604 Ann J (510) 834-7050 Susan B (510) 533-6952 $10$15 Stjohns 4 Vancouver Bc Celebrate Sobriety 29 - July 2 IntemationalAA Conference San Diego CA

1995 Ma ____ _ -Estrella_I nn(poundalmSprings) 26 Big D Roundup POBox 191174 Dallas 1X 75219 Russ S (214) 520-0931 30 (through Sunday July 2) Vicki C (214) 986-0457 $30 to May Rendezvous Montreal CAG I $35 Southland Center Hotel PO Box 475271990 Mont-Royal Est

Boston MA 02205 Carolyn L oRoundup Name(617) 983-1050 Hebert G (617) Dates 776-5011 $20 to 31 $30 to 51 oPhone Number

Mass College of the Arts oDate Submitted

OMailing Address 27 Back to Basics 8424 A Santa City

DStateCounbyMonica Blvd POBox 824 West Hollywood CA 90069 o 213-549-5364 25 to 4 15$35 o Westin Bonaventure

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199~JUDe__ _ _ 2 Bluegrass Roundup POBox 55317 Lexington KY 40555-5317 Penryn C (606) 269-4285 Anita V (606) 243-0749 $35 to 4 8$45 Radisson Plaza Hotel

9 Gay Mens Spiritual Retreat P 0 Box 34035 San Diego CA 92163-4035 Wayne (619) 291-2225 Rob (619) 543-0220

16 Happy Joyous and Free Box 1803023 N Clark Chicago lL 60657 HalVey B (312) 878-7722 David C (312) 784-9471 $30 til Apr 30$40 Allerton Hotel

16 Sober in the Sun POBox 1935 Rancho Mirage CA 92270 Jeanne (619) 564-4302 Deloris 619) 325-1640 $25 to Apr 1$35

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Montreal lt2tebec Canada HlH 288 Jacqueline (514) 481-1088 Paul M (514) 522-2305

1995 August 4 Big Easy Does It POBox 51266 New Orleans LA 70151-1266 Sandy Me (504-891-8977) Edie H (504-891-5376) 49 until 74 $55 Holiday Inn Superdome

1995 September

1 San Antonio Roundup San Antonio 1X 1 San Francisco CA Living Sober

vents listed here are presented solely as a service to readers not as an endorsement by IAC For any additional information please use the addresses

provided and contact the Roundup directly IACtivity strives for accuracy but does not guarantee

Roundup information

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lAC will publish a new 1995-1996 Internationalmiddotr etary Directory of Gay and Lesbian meetings in the I e summer of 1995 Please fill out the attached formlAC D and mail it to PO Box 18212 Washington DC

GROUP INFORMATION UPDATE FORM

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Number of Newsletlaquoers for Group use _ _ ____ _

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Where does your Group meet (church school private home)

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Can Group receive mail at this address ________ _ If not please furnish Group mail ing address (all mail will be sent to the group name above in care of this name and address Please enter exactly as you wish the mailing label to be addressed) Group Name ____________________________ Address _____________________ ___ _ City _____________ _______________ State Zip ______

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lAC will publish a new 1995-1996 Internationalmiddotr etary Directory of Gay and Lesbian meetings in the I e summer of 1995 Please fill out the attached formlAC D and mail it to PO Box 18212 Washington DC

GROUP INFORMATION UPDATE FORM

Check One NEW Group Listing 0 CHANGE current IistingD DELETE this meetingD THERE are no gay listings in your city and you wish to be listed as a contactD Individual who wishes to serve as an lAC group contact

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Address _________________________________

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State Zip_ ____

Number of Newsletlaquoers for Group use _ _ ____ _

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Telephone _______________________________

Address __________________________________

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Street address of meeting

Can Group receive mail at this address ________ _ If not please furnish Group mail ing address (all mail will be sent to the group name above in care of this name and address Please enter exactly as you wish the mailing label to be addressed) Group Name ____________________________ Address _____________________ ___ _ City _____________ _______________ State Zip ______

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