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JULY, 2012 Volume 29 Issue No 3 U N I F I E R
“An Intergroup is an A.A. service office that involves partnership among groups in a community, just as A.A. groups themselves are partnerships of individuals. It is established to carry out certain functions common to all groups . . . functions which are best handled by a centralized office ~ and it is usually maintained, supervised and supported by these groups in their general interest. It exists to aid groups in their common purpose of carrying the A.A. message to the alcoholic who still suffers.” Guidelines on Intergroups/Central Offices, reprinted with permission from A.A.W.S.
Rocketing
into the
Fourth
Dimension . . .
2011 BREVARD INTERGROUP BOARD
Chairperson Phyllis B. [email protected]
Vice Chair Terri C.
Secretary Pamela LN. [email protected]
Treasurer Michael S.
Phone Army Shane C. [email protected]
Social Events Dave R.
and Nichole E. [email protected]
Webmaster Mike J.
Office Manager Bob H. Financial Manager Frank C.
Supply Manager John E. [email protected]
The Unifier is published monthly by Brevard Inter-group for the purpose of communication with the local fellowship. The con-tent is the responsibility of
the Editors and its contribu-tors and does not necessari-
ly represent the view of
A.A.
Please send your article to:
Brevard Intergroup Inc. 720 E. New Haven Ave,
#3
Melbourne FL 32901
Office Hours; M-F, 9-4:30
321-724-2247 or 633-0052
fax: 321-724-8574
email: [email protected]
website:
www.aaspacecoast.org
For Online AA Meetings
aa-intergroup.org
STEP SEVEN
For me, at first glance Step Seven seemed a cinch, especially in comparison to some of the preceding Steps. As is often the
case, on closer examination the seemingly simple proved to be anything but! I thought this Step was only a kind of mopping-up
maneuver or an interlude where I could rest on my laurels. (I was wearing them in the wrong place at that time.) Steps One
through Six had shown me how inadequate my own powers and resources were - as far as my alcoholism was concerned.
Besides, I had to be entirely ready to part with my defects (Step Six), and I wasn't at all ready.
The earlier Steps, however, had removed some of the careful padding from my ego, and a remark made by an old-timer and
dear friend had helped. I had heard one member complimented by another for a wonderful talk. The speaker said, "Don't thank
me or give me credit. Give God the credit." I was determined that if ever anyone thanked me for my talk, I would say the same
thing (humbly, of course.).
Finally, my old-timer friend did compliment me on my talk one night, and I did say, "Don't thank me. God did it." The old-timer
smiled, put his arm around me, and said, "Honey, it wasn't that good!" Up until that time I had thought "humble" was some kind
of pie.
I knew from the beginning that my vices were way ahead of my virtues. That was bad. Worse, some of my vices were being
classed as virtues. But since other members seemed to be gaining on their vices, I could hope for myself. But this time,
introspection had become somewhat habitual, and I realized that I would have as many hang-ups in working these Steps, as I'd
had hangovers during the wet years (or should I say the monsoons?).
In Step Seven, the word "humbly" threw a monkey wrench into my sensitive emotional gears. Oh, what it did to my poor id! It
seemed I was forever searching feverishly through all the dictionaries I could lay hands on for a definition of "humble" that I
could accept. Even the excellent coverage of this aspect in the "Twelve and Twelve" availed me nothing. Humble? Humbug!
Hadn't I always been the one put upon? The doormat type? Was I now to wear sackcloth and ashes or a hair shirt?
All my life, I'd been taught that I alone was responsible for my character, including my shortcomings - responsible for self-
discipline and self-reliance also. That reminds me of the fellow who claimed that he was a self-made man, whereupon his friend
remarked that this belief certainly relieved God of an embarrassing responsibility!
Still, I could plainly see the golden thread of true humility running through all the Steps, and I knew how very important
humility was to my continued sobriety. I became reconciled to the definition I found in a new, revised dictionary: "Humble
indicates a personal realization of smallness, without loss of respect, and differs from humiliation, which implies public shame
in front of others or being made to seem foolish or inferior," and "to be neither inordinately proud of our talents and assets, nor
ashamed of our defects or failures, nor unduly on the defensive over them." Also: "free from vanity." In other words, (I quote
Tryon Edwards): "True humility is not an abject, despising spirit; it is but a right estimate of ourselves as God sees us."
My willingness to have my defects of character removed was bolstered by the realization that little, if any, spiritual growth
was possible as long as I held on to my old ideas and defects. The words in our big book keep appearing before me: "Burn the
idea into the consciousness of every man that he can get well, regardless of anyone. The only condition is that he trust in God
and clean house." This is what Step Seven is to me; it means I am going to clean house and I will have all the help I need. By
taking this step, I am not giving up anything; I am getting rid of whatever might lead me to drink again and whatever might
prevent achieving real serenity. Now, with God's help and my own cooperation, via Step Seven, I can become on the individual
level a first-rate power, instead of the second-rate power that I was before AA. (I was truly suffering form an immense power
failure - or bad wiring.)
I have a favorite reminder which helps me keep Step Seven in view: "At moments she discovered she was grotesquely wrong,
and then she treated herself to a week of passionate humility." This quote from the works of Henry James has become part of
my inventory.
I believe that through the first six Steps I have gained some knowledge of my character
defects and that I know (at least in part and at times) what I need to get rid of! It is certainly no
problem for me to humbly ask my Higher Power to remove them, either. I never did know what
to do with them before. Besides, my pride is the only thing I can swallow anymore that is
nonfattening. In fact, this diet tends to reduce the ego and eliminate fatheads - mine, anyhow.
Step Seven simple? Not on your ego!
M. U., Brighton, CO
Reprinted with permission from the Grapevine—November, 1970
JULY BIRTHDAYS—Look at all those miracles! Tradition Seven—”Every A.A. group ought to be self supporting, declining outside
contributions.”
In AA, minor cash costs are incurred when
just a few people voluntarily meet together. The cost
of hiring a meeting place is real. Other incidental
costs grow along with the group.
But because nobody asks us to meet
together except ourselves, then logically we
ourselves should pay whatever costs arise through
this association within our Fellowship. It’s as simple
as that!
If honestly (through our own free will and
the help of a greater Power) we seek to help
ourselves, we must decline outside contributions
because, after all, it’s nobody’s business except our
own anyway.
By helping ourselves so we help others
similarly, with no thought of reward. Then in turn
do likewise, and so AA snowballs.
New groups learn
how to maintain themselves
from the members’
contributions—offered in
gratitude for a new found life
and happiness.
Reprinted with permission from the
Grapevine—February, 1959
AFTER HOURS GROUP Barbara B-18 yrs Gayle-6 yrs Laura K-3 yrs Jim O-3 yrs Jessie J-5 yrs Linda L. 3 yrs Jon S-1 yr *Belated June* Lori D-10 yrs Brent-14 yrs Pauline-6 yrs Richard F-3 yrs Dane-2 yrs BETTER LATE THAN NEVER Tessa-1 yr Robb S-12 yrs BIKERS HELPING BIKERS GROUP Vendor-20 yrs Tube-36 yrs Rick-30 yrs Stuart-27 yrs *Belated June* Robert-3 yrs Scott-12 yrs BROWN BAG BUNCH Don M-5 yrs Michael C-29 yrs Ed H-17 yrs Nona V-20 yrs CAPE CANAVERAL GROUP Jack E-12 yrs Wes-29 yrs *Belated June* Mike D-23 yrs Mike W-2 yrs JJ C-12 yrs Tom P-16 yrs CONSCIOUS CONTACT GROUP Fred H-23 yrs Patty G-10 yrs Cindy W-5 yrs EARLY BIRDS GROUP *Belated June* Spanke G-7 yrs Babs-7 yrs Megan-15 yrs John Mc-39 yrs EAU GALLIE GROUP Suzi H-8 yrs Dave G-26 yrs John S-10 yrs *Belated June* Hank H-13 yrs Cathy T-37 yrs ELEVENTH STEP GROUP Michael H-1 yr Kat-4 yrs Tony-4 yrs Steven M-6 yrs Janet B-5 yrs Ivan H-7 yrs Deborah-3 yrs HIGHLAND GROUP *Belated June* Monica E-36 yrs Jim W-7 yrs JUST US PICKLES GROUP *Belated June* Michael-22 yrs Bob– 1 yr DeLisa-1 yr Michelle-1 yr Scarlet-4 yrs KEEP IT SIMPLE GROUP Phaedra-1 yr Joel D-13 yrs LIVING SOBER GROUP Jenni T-21 yrs *Belated June* Reed B-5 yrs Tim M-1 yr John G-1 yr James S-1 yr Amanda C-1 yr Betty F-23 yrs LOST AND FOUND GROUP Deke D-12 yrs NEW HOPE GROUP Matt K-1 yr Jim C-3 yrs Jack M-18 yrs David M-20 yrs Scotty-25 yrs *Belated June* Brandy-1 yr Valli H-1 yr Suzanne-5 yrs Dee Dee A-20 yrs Carl B-23 yrs Bob B-33 yrs NEW WOMEN’S GROUP Mikki L-19 yrs *Belated June* Christine-3 yrs Elaine R-39 yrs Betty F-23 yrs
OUTREACH GROUP Heath B-6 yrs Jim L-1 yr *Belated June* Marie R-5 yrs PATRICK GROUP Paul P-24 yrs PRIMARY PURPOSE GROUP Chuck W-6 yrs Michele B-25 yrs Eric C-2 yrs Robbie B-1 yr REAL ALCOHOLIC MEN’S GROUP Lou B-3 yrs Robert C-3 yrs Tom B-4 yrs Carl C-14 yrs John W-14 yrs Robert A-23 yrs Patrick D-26 yrs SANDPIPER GROUP Rod P-1 yr Victoria V-1 yr Richard V-1 yr Bruce C-2 yrs Steven S-2 yrs Tina P-2 yrs Donna K-4 yrs Scott L-6 yrs Sean L-8 yrs Leslie J-13 yrs Kristen B-14 yrs Nancy T-18 yrs Rick B-24 yrs Melanie M-25 yrs *Belated June* Helen G-2 yrs Laura S-2 yrs Mary Jo F-2 yrs Lisa A-7 yrs Wayne C-12 yrs Jerry L-15 yrs Bo-18 yrs Jerry H-15 yrs Nina F-18 yrs David H-20 yrs Beth H-21 yrs Judy B-20 yrs Mike H-21 yrs Todd N-22 yrs Tyra S-26 yrs Marsha L-26 yrs Jeannie L-27 yrs Craig G-27 yrs Ray F-28 yrs Ben E-31 yrs Mary G-35 yrs Denis C-38 yrs Brenda F-25 yrs Margaret J-35 yrs SISTERS IN SOBRIETY GROUP Sandy B-20 yrs Tami H-6 yrs Phaedra S-1 yr Meg S-2 yrs SIX-O-FIVE GROUP *Belated June* John K-13 yrs Robert C–3 yrs John P-4 yrs Greg L-25 yrs Dean P-24 yrs Nancy W-21 yrs SUNSET GROUP Jan W-1 yr SUNTREE GROUP Sunny H-1 yr Judy B-1 yr Denise D-5 yrs Ann R-5 yrs Denise M-6 yrs Kay S-7 yrs Lonny M-7 yrs Mike O-10 yrs Chris K-20 yrs Patrick D-26 yrs Michael D-27 yrs Gloria J-32 yrs Paul R-33 yrs *Belated June* Marijane V-37 yrs SUNDOWNER’S GROUP Joseph-16 yrs Nicole S–3 yrs SUNTREE WOMEN’S GROUP Mary M-31 yrs Beverly P–30 yrs Nona V-20 yrs Isabel M–8 yrs Karen K-3 yrs WOMEN LIVING SOBER GROUP Jean M-19 yrs Chanel-6 yrs VIERA GROUP Dee-1 yr
BIRTHDAY CONTRIBUTORS
Some members express their gratitude with an
annual Birthday Contribution based on their number
of years of sobriety. These
contributions support Intergroup’s
services to members and groups
throughout Brevard County.
It is the still suffering alcoholic who
ultimately benefits from your generous
spirit!
P A G E 2 J U L Y , 2 0 1 2
Step Seven—”Humbly asked Him to remove our shortcomings.”
The willingness to change came when I was able to identify and own the
cause of my discomfort. Then I could ask humbly. Without this willingness, I would
have turned into a chronic and terminal bleeding deacon, running around trying to
get people to see it my way. Of course I have tried that over the years, and the result
was always that I ended up bored and alone.
Reprinted with permission from the Grapevine—July, 1997
Alcoholics think that the ‘Bluebird
of Happiness’ is just another
swallow!
DID YOU KNOW...that your Brevard
Intergroup Office now carries a
wide variety of gold and silver re-
covery jewelry? We can also spe-
cial order items not in stock. Come
in soon and see our new display!
*** New Meetings ***
None to report
*** Meeting Changes ***
Melbourne: The Just Us Pickles Group has changed their
monthly „speaker‟ meeting from the first Saturday to the first Friday
of the month at 6PM.
Satellite Beach: The Humbly Asked Him Group has changed
their Tuesday meeting time from 3:00PM to 2:30PM, and their
Thursday Meeting Time from 2:00PM to 2:31PM. This Thursday
afternoon meeting will be listed under a new name: “No Human
Power Meeting.”
Titusville: The Primary Purpose Group
Sunday open meeting at 9:00AM will change
from “Discussion “to “Living Sober.”
P A G E 3 J U L Y , 2 0 1 2
M E E T I N G C H A N G E S
Faithful Fivers are fellow members who donate
five dollars ($5) a month to Intergroup as an act
of gratitude. Their generosity helps us to ’carry
the message’ throughout the
year!
Deepest Appreciation to: BARBARA B, BOB H, BUNKY, FRANK C, JOHN Mc, LARRY A, LISA L, MIKE E, PHIL Mc, ROB L , and maybe YOU
next time?
M A Y F A I T H F U L F I V E R S
M A Y R E P M E E T I N G A T T E N D A N C E 909 Sober Time YP Group-MIRANDA C.
A Vision For You Group-SUSAN K.
Better Late Than Never Group-RUTH T.
Conscious Contact Group-CINDY W.
Courage To Change Group-JEFF G.
District 12 Liaison-DENISE B.
District 15 Liaison-JOE W.
Early Birds Group-SYLVIA M.
Eleventh Step Group-CHELSEA B.
Gateway Group-BRIAN S.
How It Works Group-CHARLES C.
Just Us Pickles Group-TIFFANY C.
Melbourne Beach Group-NICOLE W.
Melbourne Group-ELIZABETH M.
Midnight Sanity Group-RUTH T.
New Hope Group-MARIANNE B.
New Pineda Group-LARRY A.
Noon Sobriety Group-BILL K.
Old Towne Hall Men’s Meeting-STACEY L.
Patrick Group-MARTY C.
Primary Purpose Group-TIM A.
Reality Challenged Group-EARL M.
Sandpiper Group-JUDE
Second Base Group-SCOTT C.
Sisters in Sobriety Group-NANCI S.
Sobriety in the Country Group-BETH F.
Space Coast Young People’s-TIM C.
Sunrise Group-GARY D.
Suntree Group-ROBB S.
Turning Point Group-DAVE T.
Wake-Up Call Group-DAVE T.
Women’s Beachside Group-ROSEMARY W.
Present were:
28 voting members, 2 District liaisons,
6 Board members and
Frank C., IG Financial Manager
THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME & SERVICE!
LATE NOTICE! Workshop: Danishes with the Delegate
What: The Post-Conference Delegate’s Report
topics include: the 11thTradition, bequeathing money to AA, Facebook and AA, etc.
Who: Cecilia R., Area 14 Delegate & other Panel 61 members
Where: New Hope Group, 1135 N. Courtenay Pkwy, Merritt Island
When: June 30th from 9AM to 11:30AM
Reprinted with permission from the Grapevine—August, 1975
ATTENTION! The Area Assembly meets every quarter at the Renaissance World Golf Resort, 500 S. Legacy Tr. in St. Augustine. The dates for 2012 are: (1) January 13-15, (2) March 30,31 and April 1, (3) July 13-15, and (4) October 12-14.
THE 56TH FLORIDA STATE CONVENTION will
be held August 1st thru 5th in Palm Harbor at the Innisbrook Golf & Spa Resort.. Great speakers, lots of meetings, workshops, banquets, ice cream socials, sporting events, entertainment and much, much more. For additional information, regis-tration and schedule call (800) 492-6899 or go to 56.flstateconvention.com on the internet. Registration forms are also available at the Intergroup Office.
YANA CLUB 4TH OF JULY FEAST!
After the 12 noon meeting of the Gateway Group at 1012 Main Street in Titusville. Please bring a covered dish or your favorite dessert. Lots of FUN & FELLOWSHIP!!
—AND— JUST US PICKLES JULY 4TH ALCOTHON!
From 8AM to 7PM at 700 Atlantis Rd, Bldg #3, Suite #307 in Melbourne. Meetings will be held on the even hours with lunch served at 1PM, covered dishes are appreciated.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME!!
P A G E 4 J U L Y , 2 0 1 2
M A Y F I N A N C E S M A Y G R O U P C O N T R I B U T I O N S GROUP MONTH Y-T-D
A Vision for You 50.40 127.20
After Hours Group 0.00 400.00
Barefoot Bay Group 0.00 200.00
Better Late Than Never Group 0.00 47.20
Box Car Group 0.00 100.00
Brown Bag Bunch 60.00 300.00
Cape Canaveral Group 0.00 60.00
Conscious Contact Group 0.00 150.00
District 15 GSR Committee
Early Birds Group 23.30 211.36
Eau Gallie Group 0.00 231.55
Eight-O-Five Men‟s Group 110.56 110.56
Eleventh Step Group 0.00 200.00
Faith Viera Meeting 25.00 25.00
Gateway Group 0.00 130.00
Greater Destiny Men‟s Group 200.00 200.00
Highland Group 20.00 20.00
How It Works Group 50.00 50.00
Just Us Pickles Group 352.60 352.60
K.I.S.S. 0.00 30.00
Lambda Group
Life Goes on Group
Living Sober Group
Melbourne Beach Group 0.00 811.49
Melbourne Group
New Beginnings Women‟s Gp
New Hope Group 25.00 125.00
New Pineda Group 0.00 100.00
New Women‟s Group
INCOME MONTH Y-T-D
Donations (three kinds) 1,263.38 8,272.12
Sales 3,350.84 21,939.24
Other Income 59.27 212.68
Social Events 1,588.00 12,211.20
TOTAL INCOME 6,261.49 42,635.24
EXPENSES MONTH Y-T-D
Bad Debt 0.00 4.24
Cost of Goods Sold 2,405.78 16,399.92
Copying 191.00 1,312.04
Donations (AA) 1,200.00 1,200.00
Insurance 83.77 335.08
Social Events 1,455.72 9,390.45
Licenses and Taxes 0.00 61.25
Office Postage 0.00 70.75
Office Expense 287.80 1,022.71
Phone Army Postage 0.00 31.93
Rent 220.00 1,100.00
Repairs and Maintenance 14.83 145.48
Salaries and Wages 1,728.00 8,721.00
Payroll Taxes - FICA 132.24 667.26
Telephone and Internet 223.05 1,216.90
Travel (Intergroup Seminar) 25.00 25.00
Utilities 52.50 200.76
TOTAL EXPENSE 8,019.69 41,904.77
NET INCOME - 1,758.20 + 730.47
CURRENT ACCOUNTS
Cashbox Fund 75.00
BB&T Bank- Prudent Reserve Account* 11,706.82
TD Bank—Checking Account 5,020.41
TOTAL ACCOUNTS 16,802.23
The Prudent Reserve represents a 3-month average Operating Expense for Brevard Intergroup of $11,704. The Prudent Reserve is currently at 100+%.
Noon Sobriety Group 0.00 160.00
Ocean Reflections Meeting
Old School Group
Outreach Group 0.00 40.00
Patrick Group 0.00 34.50
Real Alcoholic Men‟s Gp 0.00 200.00
Reality Challenged Group
Sandpiper Group 160.00 920.00
Sea Heart Group 0.00 75.00
Seaside Women‟s Group 0.00 193.04
Second Base Group 0.00 30.00
Seven & Seven Group 0.00 15.65
Sisters in Sobriety Group 0.00 500.00
Six-O-Five Group
Sober Awakenings Group 0.00 5.00
Space Coast Young People Gp
Sunday Beach Meeting 97.05 463.50
Sundowner Group
Sunrise Group 0.00 105.48
Sunset Group
Suntree Group 0.00 138.91
Suntree Women‟s Group 0.00 302.00
Thursday Women‟s Group
Viera Group 0.00 65.00
Women‟s Beachside Grp 0.00 50.00
TOTAL 1,173.91 7,280.04
Office Visitors 179 General AA Calls 260 12-Step Help Calls 3 Court-Ordered Calls 11 Website Referrals 28 Where & When’s 12 Al-Anon/Alateen 3 NA Referrals 3 Other Programs 0
Come visit us at the Office!!
If you are interested in being an
Office Volunteer call us at 724-2247 or 633-0052
Thanks to all for your support of Intergroup.
Self-Support: Where Money and
Spirituality Mix
The Bottom Line
************************************
…‖ we have never been diverted from
our primary purpose of carrying the
message to the alcoholic who still
suffers — wherever he or she may be.
This is the fundamental work of
Alcoholics Anonymous, and to ensure
that the hand of A.A. will always
remain outstretched, money and
spirituality must continue to mix. And
for that, we are all responsible.‖
(To be continued)
*********************************** Reprinted from the Pamphlet ―Self-support:
Where Money and Spirituality Mix.‖ (F-3)
with permission from the GSO.
M A Y A C T I O N A T I N T E R G R O U P
This group information lags by two months.
If your group’s donation hasn’t shown up,
call the office to confirm.
P A G E 5 J U L Y , 2 0 1 2
R E P M E E T I N G M I N U T E S f o r M A Y 2 0 , 2 0 1 2
If your group’s donation hasn’t shown up
here, this information lags by two months.
Call the office to be sure.
Thank
Phyllis opened the meeting with the Serenity
Prayer. Introductions were made. Board
members present were Phyllis B.,
Chairperson, Michael S., Treasurer, Shane
C., Phone Army Director, Dave R., Social
Events Co-Chair, Pamela L.N., Secretary and
Terri C., Vice Chair. Also attending was
Frank C., Office Manager.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Denise announced the
District 12 Founders Day
Picnic on June 10th at
Wickham Park. and the
7th Tradition Workshop
on June 23rd at Just Us Pickles.
OFFICER REPORTS
SECRETARY REPORT
Pamela submitted the minutes
for April via email to the reps.
Charlie moved to accept the
minutes, Ruth seconded,
unanimous.
FINANCIAL REPORT
Mike submitted the
Treasurers report for April.
The net income for the
month was negative
$385.47. The budgeted
income was negative
$158.52. Office expenses were more than
expected. The TD Bank Checking account
balance on April 30, 2012 was $9,522.43.
The prudent reserve is $11,704.00.
Contributions were received from six groups
for the month, all donating $100 or more,
with one at $320.00. The annual audit was
completed. Recommendations and action
items were documented and a report will be
completed and available for review at
Intergroup. There were no significant
findings.
OFFICE REPORTS
Frank reported four twelve step
calls, 215 general AA calls, 208
office visitors, 20 referrals to
the Website, and 28 where &
when’s were handed out for the
month of April. Frank reported
the office is fully manned and asked that if
there is a group not present here today that you
will be attending, please pick up their Unifiers
and bring them to the group.
PHONE ARMY
Shane reported there are 92
active volunteers on the Phone
Army. All 24 regular watches
are filled. There were two gains
this month with no loses. There
are 138 volunteers on the 12th
Step List. 84 Male & 54 Female. 52 of these
volunteers cover multiple areas within the
County. There were no gains or losses this
month.
SOCIAL EVENTS
Dave advised there will be a final
report prepared for next month.
There was also discussion regarding
doing this annually. Phyllis
suggested that we will need to begin
a committee for the New Years Eve
Dinner and Dance.
WEBSITE REPORT
Pamela read the web
site report submitted by
Mike. There were 3201
visits, with 7026 pages
viewed. The where and
when was the most visited page with 2143 hits.
Mike completed twelve maintenance activities
and has eight current events listed.
OLD BUSINESS
By-Laws: there was one
vote for all the changes
suggested, Bill moved to
accept, Scott seconded,
unanimous.
Annual Audit: was completed on May 12,
2012 with several results. Mike stated we
have good internal controls and nothing
was found out of the ordinary. Frank
added there were ten recommendations
made of things to change in procedure
and possibly to the by-laws. We are
working to implement these things in the
near future. For a full report please come
by Intergroup and view the report.
NEW BUSINESS
National Archives
Conference: Cocoa
Beach, October 4th
through the 7th. Go to
www.aanationalarchivesworkshop.com to
register. Please encourage your districts
to get involved.
SHARING SESSION
Come to Founders Day
and the Fish Fry
Reminder: if your
group has difficulty
getting to the Intergroup
Office to pick up AA
materials, we will be glad to deliver them
to you at the rep meeting.
Next meeting will be June 24th at
3:00p.m. at the Wickham Park Senior
Center.
Bill moved to adjourn at 3:35p.m.
Yours in Service,
Pamela L.N.
Intergroup Secretary
P A G E 6 J U L Y , 2 0 1 2
J U L Y 2 0 1 2
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3
4 CELEBRATE AMERICA!
Alcothon at Just Us Pickles & Cookout
at YANA Club (see page 3)
5
6 7
8
9
10 District 15 meets at
6pm at Merritt Island Group 3585 N Courtenay Pkwy,
Ste 1
11 District 12 meets at
7pm-St Johns Church, 610 Young
St—Concept 7
discussion 5:30-6:30pm before
meeting
12
13 AREA ASSEMBLY
In St Augustine
July 13, 14 & 15
14
15
16
17
18 District 23 meets
7pm-Circle Club on Eau Gallie Cswy.
I.H.B.
19
20 Unifier deadline for
AUGUST
Birthdays and
Group Events!
21
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22
23
24 I.G. Board Meeting @ 6:30pm at the Office
25
26 27
28
29
I.G. Rep Mtg 3pm @ Wickham Park Senior
Center
30
31
Florida State Convention
begins August 1st in Palm
Harbor
Please send my very own copy of the Unifier Newsletter for one year, twelve whole issues, to the address below. Enclosed is my check
or money order for $10.00 to help with expenses.
NAME__________________________________________________ PHONE___________________
ADDRESS______________________________________________________ APT NO.___________
CITY_________________________________________ STATE________ ZIP CODE_____________
U n i f i e r S u b s c r i p t i o n
