Special Anniversary Edition

Step Five

“Admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs.”

Tradition Five

“Each group has but one primary purpose—to carry its message to the alcoholic who

still suffers.”

May 2008 Newsletter of the South Palm Beach County Intergroup Assn. Inc. 2905 South Federal Hwy ~ Building C, Suite 15 & 16 Delray Beach, FL 33483 ~ Telephone 561-276-4581

Email: southcountyaa@bellsouth.net & visit: www.aainpalmbeach.org

Happy Anniversary South Palm Beach County Intergroup!

Reprinted with permission from Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc.

The Step & The Tradition

Flashback: Dateline May 2, 1984 South Palm Beach County Intergroup is Born

Following is an excerpt from the minutes of that very first meeting:

May 2, 1984…….Questions & Answers & Discussion: Q. Hy H. of Boynton Beach asked why this meeting was called? A. Rich L. answered “to form an Intergroup to serve the south part of Palm Beach County”. Q. Mike L. of Delray Beach requested a discussion on how this group/meeting could take place. His home group is concerned about A.A. unity as a whole. A. Buck R. (Delray Beach) responded: “He (Buck) was elected Chairman to look into forming an SPBC Intergroup several months ago. He was elected by the members of the Palm Beach Intergroup which meets in West Palm Beach. Since Palm Beach County is the longest county in the State and because of the expenses involved regarding communications/transportation, it was recommended that the county might be split in half to better serve the community as a whole. There were 3 people from the South, 2 from the middle of the county and 2 from the North end of the county. These nine people approved that it would be to the advantage of A.A. as a whole to break the county down. These people called General Services in New York and asked if anything special had to be done to start an Intergroup. They were told “if there is a need - that is all that is required as far as General Service is concerned.” The group then started to request from the groups in the South end of the county if there was an interest on their part to have an Intergroup located in the South end of the county. Out of the 26 groups in the south county, most of them expressed an interest in supporting a SPBC Intergroup. (The forms signed by these groups can be reviewed in the SPBC Intergroup office at any time.) Also, the primary purpose of Intergroup is to handle 12 Step calls in the most effective manner. Right now it is costing $2,500 a month to run the office in West Palm Beach. There will be no full time employees in the South Palm Beach office and the phone expense is minimal (one line $25.45 to cover Boca Raton, Delray Beach, and Boynton Beach.) If any group in South Palm Beach wished to stay with the Intergroup in West Palm Beach that is okay. The Group Conscience will determine if a group wants to join SPBC or stay in West Palm Beach. The group only recommended their findings.

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A. Lester N. responded: The office on Atlantic Ave. was rented two weeks ago. Out of the 26 groups in South Palm Beach, 24 of them expressed an interest in joining and supporting South Palm Beach. The office is open and running. Pat B. and Don A. are attending the Intergroup meeting in West Palm Beach to present the forms signed by the 24 groups and to request the use of the phone number originally used in West Palm. The entire expenses for the office in Delray Beach will be less than $500 per month. An Answering Service will provide service from 5 pm until the next morning. The office should and will be manned by volunteers for several months. The 12 Step List is being revised for use in the south end of the county. Mike L. asked where the money came from to open this office? Lester N. stated: Groups already aware of this new office, have donated between $500/$600 so far. There are 2 checks given to me right now, one for $20 and the other for $25. Rick L. responded:Intergroup functions to “carry the message” to the still suffering alcoholic. The office has opened and if any group wishes to participate in both Intergroups the Group conscience will so elect. Ron Martin stated: If Intergroup has opened, then officers should be elected at this time.

The following were nominated and elected: Tom F. of Delray Beach …... Chairman Bill R. of Boca Raton ……... Vice Chairman Bruce B. of Boca Raton …... Vice Chairman Phyllis G. of Delray Beach.… Secretary Kim M. of Delray Beach……. Treasurer.

Pat B. of Boca Raton……….. 12 Step List” Chairperson Jack of Boca Raton ………... Liaison between Broward & West Palm Beach Intergroups Tom F. of Delray Beach……. Education Committee Chairman Tom F. of Delray Beach……. State Convention Representative Don A. of Boca Raton……… Telephone Committee Chairman Phyllis G. of Delray Beach... Liaison between GSR & Intergroup

The Original Groups represented at the first business meeting of South Palm Beach County Intergroup

Delray Central House Group…………...…………….. Annabella D. Ridgerunners Group, Delray Beach………………… Kim M. 3000 Club Group, Boynton Beach…………………... Bill M. North Delray Step Group, Delray Beach…………... Dick M. Thursday Noon Group, Boca Raton…………………. Leona B. Wednesday Night Group, Boca Raton……………… Jackie M. Boca Raton A.A. Study Group………………………... Rae M. Palm Trail Group, Delray Beach……………………... Daniel M. Boca Friendly Group……………………………………. Richard L. Boca Raton Men’s Group……………………………… Joe M. Boynton Beach Group………………………………….. Hy K.; Carl N. Saturday Evening Post Group………………………... Karen Sue F.; Mike L. Boca Easy Does It Group………………………………. Valerie B. North Boca Group……………………………………….. Bill R.; Betty M.; Rachel C. There is More, Delray Beach………………………….. Chuck C. Boca Central Group……………………………………... James P.; Liz F. Boca Big Book Beach Group…………………………... Bruce B. Boca Candlelite Group………………………………….. Lester N. Palm Trail Group, Delray Beach……………………… Ron Martin; Tom F. Serenity Hour Group, Delray Beach…………………. Phyllis G. Additional Members at first meeting……………….. Buck R.; Jack; Dave F.

****For your commitment to serve and support; for your leadership and guidance; for the action taken, so others may recover and serve; we – who followed you, are forever Grateful. ****

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March 08 Jan - Mar 08

Contribution Income

12 O'Clock High,W Boca 325.00 760.00

All Aboard, Boca 0.00 175.00

Anonymous 0.00 40.00

Boca Boyz, West Boca 58.55 278.55

Boca Women's Group 0.00 62.50

Boynton Beach Beginners 0.00 50.00

Boynton Beach Men's, Boynton 400.00 400.00

Central House Delray 100.00 300.00

Depression and the Alcoholic 40.00 40.00

Divas at 830 AM, Delray 0.00 31.00

Downtown Delray Group 0.00 293.00

Downtown Group, Boynton 0.00 299.16

East Delray Men's Group 558.00 558.00

Friendship, W Boca 0.00 150.00

Happy Hour, Boca 0.00 100.00

Inner Voice Candlelight, Boca 100.00 100.00

Intergroup Meeting 32.00 127.37

Journey to Freedom, Boca 184.00 276.00

Just For Now, Boca 59.57 253.36

Lantana Group 0.00 21.00

Let's Do Lunch, Boca 37.00 87.00

Living Sober Women, Delray 0.00 150.00

Lunch Bunch, Boca 100.00 350.00

Men's Boca Central, Boca 0.00 160.00

Men On-Track, Boca 0.00 602.01

Midday Miracles, Delray 0.00 150.00

Morning Medicine,Boca 70.00 630.00

New Beginnings, Wayside 0.00 60.90

New Life Group, Boynton Beach 125.00 325.00

One Day At A Time, Delray 0.00 1,744.00

One Page at a Time, Delray 55.83 55.83

Open Your Heart, Delray 0.00 44.62

Personal/ Anonymous 5.00 5.00

Romance & Finance, W Boca 0.00 200.00

Saturday Beginners,W Boca 100.00 300.00

Saturday Double Speaker,W Boca 0.00 150.00

Serenity Hour, Delray 0.00 600.00

Serenity On The Beach,Lantana 160.00 160.00

Singleness of Purpose, W Boca 0.00 50.00

Sober Sisters, Boca 0.00 196.00

Sober Sunset Group, W Boca 0.00 200.00

Sobriety For Breakfast, W Boca 24.00 76.00

Sobriety In The Wind, Delray 0.00 250.00

SOS (10am), Boca 412.31 532.74

Spiritual Awakenings,Boca 0.00 133.00

Sunday Morning Spiritual,W Boca 0.00 80.00

Sunday Night Speaker, Boca 0.00 200.00

Sunday Serenity, W Boca 0.00 25.00

Sunny Isles, Lantana 0.00 600.00

Sunrise Group, Delray 0.00 1,950.00

TGIF, Delray 0.00 100.00

To Thine Own Self Be True, Boca 0.00 130.00

Today Not Tomorrow, Boca 50.00 50.00

We Agnostics, Boca 0.00 15.00

We are Not Saints, Boynton 0.00 150.00

West Boca Jaywalkers 0.00 100.00

West Boynton Group 0.00 330.00

Westside Group, Delray 0.00 316.16

Women's Big Book Study, Boca 14.25 39.25

Women In Recovery, Boca 250.00 250.00

Women Living Sober, Boca 50.00 50.00

Womens BBSS, Delray 0.00 45.00

Young People with a Solution 0.00 120.72

Total Contribution Income $ 3,310.51 $ 16,078.17

Revenue - First Quarter 2008

Contributions $ 16,078.17

Literature Sales $ 23,142.76

Event/Other Income $ 1,307.25

Total Revenue $ 40,647.50

Expenses - First Quarter 2008

Bank/Credit Card Fees $ 203.59

Cost of Goods Sold $ 15,284.38

Insurance $ 2,017.60

Payroll Expenses $ 10,761.14

Printing SCAAN $ 1,360.03

Quarterlies $ 391.76

Rent $ 3,750.00

Office & Misc Expense $ 759.67

Telephone $ 872.15

Utilities/Electric $ 640.90

Total Expense $ 36,041.22

Net Income - First Quarter 2008 $ 4,606.28

First Quarter Sales Report:

AAWS Literature $ 11,785.49

AA Grapevine Literature $ 847.85

Medallions $ 2,717.80

Chips $ 807.60

Gift Items $ 3,079.68

Other Books $ 2,816.59

Where & When $ 1,087.75

Total Sales $ 23,142.76

Bank Account Balances:

Operating Account $ 4,267.63

Reserve Account $ 11,781.84

Certificate of Deposit $ 10,864.40

Petty Cash $ 150.00

Total Bank Accounts $ 27,063.87

Hospitals & Institutions Liability Fund:

Lunch Bunch, Boca $ 70.00

New Beginnings, Wayside $ 60.90

Personal/Anonymous $ 1,659.00

Sobriety in the Wind, Delray $ 50.00

Sunny Isle, Lantana $ 291.50

Sunrise Beach Meeting, Delray $ 130.00

Today Not Tomorrow (TNT) $ 250.00

Total H&I Contributions $ 2,511.40

H&I Fund Raising Events $ 1,333.00

Balance Forward from 2007 $ 624.70

Literature Purchases 1/1-

3/31/08 $ (2,175.95)

H & I Balance 3/31/2008 $ 2,293.15

"Suggested" Group Contributions to A.A. Service Entities

"Self-Support:..Where Money & Spirituality Mix" - #F-3

District 10%

General Service, District #8

PO Box 13, West Palm Beach, FL 33402

Area 15 10%

Treasurer Area 15, Kathy Gutierrez

8240 Linger Lodge Rd

Bradenton, FL 34202.9082

General Service Office 30%

GSO, Grand Central Station

PO Box 459, New York, NY 10163

Intergroup 50%

South Palm Beach County Intergroup Assn., Inc.

2905 S.Federal Hwy, Suite C-16, Delray Beach, FL 33483

The Step into the Solution Group needs support! They meet on Thurs nights at the Lions Club in Boca from 6 to 7pm. This is a Open Speaker

Page 112 At 12 Group: Mondays at 12 Midnight (aka Tues 12AM)48 SE 1st Avenue, Delray Beach. Closed Literature Discussion/Last week of month will be Open meeting.

People With Time Group: Tuesday at 7PM – Ascension Lutheran Church, 1702 N. Swinton Avenue, Boynton Beach. Closed Speaker Discussion.

Friday Night Lights Group: Friday at 7:30PM – Church of the Palms, 1960 N. Swinton Ave, Delray Beach. Open Speaker Discussion

Divas Group Meets at Crossroads Club in Delray has added

another meeting on Friday 8:30AM. They now meet three days

each week at 8:30AM: Tues, Thurs and now Friday.

New Meetings and New Group Information

Don’t Miss Out!

The 5th Annual Serenity Scramble

Sunday, October 12, 2008

Lake Worth Golf Club

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Annual Intergroup Gratitude Dinner

Friday, November 21, 2008 Embassy Suites Hotel- Boca Raton

Speaker Suggestions- The theme for this year’s dinner is “Gratitude in Action.” If you would like to recommend a speaker with a good message about gratitude and service, please call Pam at the Intergroup Office and leave the suggested speaker name and phone number. You may also drop off a tape of the speaker for committee consideration.

What Constitutes a Good Sponsor, as Minneapolis

(Many groups have used to good advantage the sponsor

system, one of which is outlined below. Other methods

followed by other groups will be outlined in subsequent

issues.)

1. Sincerity in A.A. and dry for certain length of time.

2. Must have friendly attitude toward new member. If that is not possible, do not accept the sponsorship.

3. Work on only one member at a time.

4. Come to all the classes with the new member.

5. Keep in close touch by telephone.

6. See that the new member comes to all the meetings and be there also.

7. See that he meets people.

8. Have older members talk to him.

9. Don't sell the club to new members.

10. Don't quote the big names in the group.

11. Uphold other members to the new member.

12. Do not encourage discussion of personalities.

13. Do not make things too easy, such as lending money, etc.

14. Help straighten out new member's financial and domestic problems by pointing out what experience has

shown to be the best way.

15. When drunk goes to another sponsor with tales of persecution, if the second sponsor doesn't talk it over

with the first sponsor, the issue becomes one of

personalities, and the second sponsor will find that the

slipper has outsmarted him.

16. Don't listen to a lot of gossip by slippers.

17. Second sponsor of same member should get in touch with the first sponsor and find out what has been done--

what were the reactions of the slipper--so that he can't

pull the same stuff on the second sponsor.

18. If a new member alibis about coming to classes and the Tuesday night meetings and the group meetings, after a

short while, the sponsor should impress on him the

importance of attendance at these meetings by both the

husband and the wife. If you can't get him to come,

then he has put you in a position where you cannot help

him, as he will not let you. So drop him. The seed has

been planted; redirect your energies elsewhere.

Somewhere along the line he will be back when he

wants A.A.

19. A good sponsor will not have more than two neophytes a year. But he will do a thorough job on those two.

What Constitutes a Good Sponsor,

as Minneapolis Sees It

The Grapevine, July 1945, Vol. 2 No. 2

Copyright 1944-2008, © The Grapevine, Inc. Reprinted

with permission.

Call for submissions for SCAAN...anyone may submit materials for consideration to print in upcoming issues of SCAAN. No poetry,

please. Submit stories and ideas to the Intergroup Office, attn: SCAAN

Intergroup Minutes – March 26, 2008 Chairperson: Diane S. Not present Vice Chair: Al A.: Opened the meeting with a moment of silence followed by the Serenity Prayer. Welcome New Group Rep’s: Amy-Sunrise Beach; Mariel-Young People With A Solution; Andrew-Lunch Bunch; Ross-West Boca Friendship; James-West Boca Jaywalkers; Karen-Boynton Beach Group. Treasurer: Sheryl S.: reported that our February contributions were $4,150 and sales were $8,020. After expenses and cost of goods our net profit was $1,307 Office Manager: Pam T. See full report in SCAAN. Archives Committee: Pam T reported that on 5/2/2008, it will be the 24th anniversary of South Palm Beach County Intergroup. General Service: Liz. S reported: -Founder’s Day will be held on Saturday, June 7, 2008 at Forest Hill High School and volunteers are still needed. -Delegate’s report is on Sunday, June 22 at the Triangle Club. -North County will hold it’s Pot Luck Dinner on 5/18/2008 at the Triangle Club. -Ad-Hoc Committee on Redistricting hopes to have a completed District 8 business meeting on April 13, 2008. -Next Quarterly will be hosted by District 3 at the DoubleTree in Tampa April 18-20. Group Information: Pat C. reviewed Group Contributions and announced a committee meeting at the Intergroup office on Saturday, April 5,2008 at 11AM. Plans in place to start visiting groups to provide them with more info on what the Intergroup office is about and will also help in obtaining group history’s for Archives. Hospitals & Institutions: Jay M. reported on the 14 groups who have made contributions. There is a balance of $2338 and $985 was spent last month. There are 45 meetings going out each week and DAF is getting most of the books donated. At the last committee meeting there were 19 members present and he is looking to find a larger office for their monthly meetings. Bridge The Gap: August reported that he continues to contact rehab facilities and will continue to do so. He has 19 men and women helping. Public Information: Matt G. Not present. SCAAN: Rick and York were introduced as the new editors and will continue to develop the process. Special Events: Lucas P.C. reported that Sober in the Sixties a double speaker event will be held on Saturday, April 12, 2008 at Central House from 2-4PM. Telephone Relay: Tyler F. reported that Sobriety For Breakfast has the phones for April. He reminded us that his term ends in July. Where and When: Janet B .reported at the end of June any group changes must be given to Pam for the next printing. Old Business: None New Business: None Meeting adjourned at 7:43 p.m. with the Lord’s Prayer. In Love and Service, Sheryl S.

Area 15 Central Office Intergroup Committee 1st Quarter 2008 Report

South Palm Beach County Intergroup Assn/District 8 Good afternoon, my name is Pam T., representing SPBC Intergroup in District 8. Our Intergroup is going very well this year. We have many dedicated Trusted Servants committed to our local AA service office. I am privileged to work with friendly and helpful Officers and Committee chair people. All of our committees positions are covered, and we have not had problems finding people willing to volunteer, and actually put in the time and effort needed. We have a whole community of young AA’s stepping up to service positions, with their energy and a willingness to do the footwork. Our new office, with the additional space to offer an exceptional area for our volunteers to serve and our committees to meet, continues to be a testament of the love and support from the groups we serve.

Our first quarter revenue in 2008 was:

Group Contributions $16,078 (down 3% from 1st Qtr 2007) Sales Income $23,143 (up 46% from 1st Qtr 2007) Event Income (Alcathon) $ 1,307 Misc Non Group Income $ 120

Total 1st Qtr Revenue $40,648

All office Expenses $20,757 Cost of Goods Sold $15,284 Total 1st Quarter Expenses $36,041

Net Income 1st Quarter 2008 $ 4,607

Our Office continues to log high volume of calls into the office and on our overnight Relay Phones. First Quarter Log results:

Meeting Inquiries 981 Intergroup Business Calls 293 Visitors to Intergroup 1055 Sales Receipts 923 Other – Al Anon/Detox/etc 159 12TH Step – to call list 23 12th Step – Office Volunteer 47 Relay Phone Calls 1509

Total 1st Quarter Activity 4,990

The 24th Anniversary or our Intergroup is in May, and we will have a great “Anniversary Edition” of our Newsletter, the SCAAN. As the Archivist for Intergroup, I have collected many old and precious documents from our beginning. Among these documents is the minutes from the very first business meeting of SPBC Intergroup, which is going to be published in this edition of SCAAN. We are slowly processing and preserving the documents, and have many items on display in the Archives area of our office. Along with the assistance of the Group Information committee, we hope to have our Group History forms updated and new ones completed before our Intergroup Gratitude Dinner in November. Respectfully submitted in love and service, Pam t.

Intergroup Office Hours

Monday through Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm

Saturday 10:00 am to 3:00 pm

Literature, Medallions, Chips, Meeting Lists, Etc.

JOIN THE BIRTHDAY CLUB!

If you or your group is celebrating an A.A. Anniversary and would like to be added to the list of celebrants, please mail the following information to the Intergroup Office with a suggested donation of $1 for each year of sobriety. This money is used to carry the

message to all alcoholics in South Palm Beach County.

Name__________________________________________________

Address_________________________________________________

Home Group_____________________________________________

Sobriety Date____________________________________________

Donation___________________________________

South Palm Beach County Intergroup 2905 South Federal Highway, Bldg C, Suite 15 & 16

Delray Beach, FL 33483

Birthday Club

Lyn W., 35 yrs 4/25/1973 Boca Liz T., 33yrs 4/26/1975 Road To Recovery Helen T., 34 yrs 4/22/1974 Women In Recovery Katie B., 28 yrs April 1980 Delray Central House Brett B., 22 yrs 5/2/1986 Happy Hour & Delray Women’s BBSS Karen K., 21 yrs 4/10/1988 Boynton Beach Group Bill C., 20 yrs 4/15/1998 Sunrise Beach Meeting Bruce T., 18 yrs 4/15/1990 Men’s Boca Central Mitch C., 9 yrs 4/9/1999 One Day At A Time

and as Mitch C. wrote..” Thank you God for all of your blessings!”

Mark Your Calendars! May 1-4 Woodstock of AA, Cocoa Beach 18th Spring Conference For more info, please call 877-902-5975

May 4 Boynton Beach Group’s Annual Picnic Lake Ida Park East (Swinton to NW 9th St and go West)), 12 Noon. Chicken, Burgers, Dogs, Beans & Sodas provided. Side dishes encouraged. Tickets are $5.00

May 18 District 8 General Service Business Meeting 5PM, The Fern House in West Palm Beach* May 23-25 “Road of Happy Destiny” 17th Convention in Louisville, KY; Executive West Hotel (800-633-8723) Contact Janes G. (502- 968-5061) for more info

May 23-25 22nd Annual Gathering of Eagles Memorial Day Week end. Doubletree Hotel Dallas - $75/nite: #972-385-0000 Convention information registration: www.dallasgatheringofeagles.org

May 28 Monthly SPBC Intergroup Business Meeting, Central House, Delray Beach, 7:00 PM. Hospitals & Institutions meeting at 6:30PM immediately preceding Intergroup.

June 7 Founders Day 2008 Dinner and Meeting at Knights of Columbus, 1155 S.. Congress Ave, West Palm Beach 33416. $5/person. Tickets/info: Rachel B (917-584-6751), Bill H. (561-722-3441) or ask your GSR.

June 13-15 FCYPAA 2008 Convention, St Petersburg, FL Hilton Hotel (727-894-5000) Contact Aaron (Chairperson) for more details 727-415-3196

July 3-5 50th Anniversary of ICYPAA Convention will be held in Oklahoma City at the Cox Convention Center. Host Hotel: Renaissance Marriott, 10 N. Broadway in downtown OKC. 1-800-Hotels-1 or www.marriott.com/okcbr. Details @www.50thicypaa.org ott101501@yahoo.com or 615-405-2501.

Aug 13-17 52nd Florida State Convention Ft Lauderdale Beach. Info and registration available at www.52flstateconvention.com. Volunteers Needed! Contact Gloria G. (Volunteer Chair) at 561-929-9795 or email Gloria@love2workout.com.

Aug 23-25 21st Annual Sunset Round Up in Key West, FL. Info and registration: www.sunsetroundup.com. Registration required for any events. Make hotel reservations directly to Casa Marina Hotel (800-626-0777) or www.casamarinaresort.com.

Aug 28-31 SERCYPAA (South East Regional Convergence of Young People in Alcoholics Anonymous) Convention in Nashville TN. Contact: Scott at 101501@yahoo.com or 615-405-2501.

Sept 19-21 8th West Coast Sponsorship Weekend in Sarasota, FL; Hyatt Hotel, 1000 Blvd of the Arts, Sarasota. (800-233-1234) $119.00 per night. (Pam’s secret-Our own Helen T will be speaking Sat & Sun)

Intergroup Officers & Committees

Chairperson…………….….………………………. Diane S. Vice Chair……………….....…………………………. Al A. Treasurer………………...…………………………. Sheryl S. Secretary………………….………………………... Alex K. Office Manager…………….……………………… Pam T. Archives………………..…..………………………. Pam T. Bridge the Gap………….…………………August & Nate S. General Service Liaison………………………..... Liz S. Group Information………..……………………… Pat C. Hospitals & Institutions…………………………. Jay M. Public Information……………………………….. Matt G. SCAAN…………………………………… Rick R. & York L. Special Events……………..………………………. Lucas H. Telephone Relay…………..………………………. Tyler F. Website…………………...………………………… Drew M. Where & When…………..………………………… Janet B.

*Important Business Meeting Changes! May 18- District General Service business meeting (5PM) has been temporarily moved to The Fern House in West Palm Beach. (I-95 to Okeechobee Exit; West to Church St; Left (South) on Church. The Fern House is on the right. H&I has discontinued their Saturday meeting at Intergroup. The meeting will now be held before the regular Intergroup Meeting the last Wednesday of each month at 6:30PM.