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THE FRIA FLYER
VOLUME II 9794 W. Peoria Ave. Suite #2 Peoria, AZ 85345
623-937-7770
www.aawestphoenix.org
January 2015
Issue 1
JUST FOR TODAY
I am no longer a drunk I am a proud alcoholic,
I am not a bad person I am a sick person,
I have self-respect and the respect of others.
In my $10 room, over the bar, I would take a ham cheese sandwich and
shaker of bloody mary, eat ½ and put the rest under my bed. If
cockroaches hadn’t eaten it by morning, I would eat the rest and go to
work. My wife ended up in Connecticut, with a guy, raising my kids. I
was doing anything just to get money to drink. I can’t read or write. I
am ashamed, and I don’t tell anyone. My father died at 23 of spinal
meningitis. I had 2 step-fathers, both died of this disease. One
smothered in his own vomit.
I was sent to AA by the courts in Middleton, NY. The judge mandated
me to go for help or work for the State of New York for 7 years
(prison). So they sent me to mental health in Goshen, NY for 12 weeks,
then go to AA. I had to stay until the therapist told me I was well
enough not to come back. At that time I thought I had a lot of back
problems; probation, ex-wife, the courts, the job…
I ended up meeting a girl in a bar. She took me home with her and put
me up on the couch. When she went to bed, I wanted to go to bed with
her. Come Sunday morning the phone rang. She came out and answered
the phone. I heard her say, “Can I bring a friend?” I prayed to Jesus that
I was that friend. I hoped if I went, that I could be in bed with her the
next night.
It was an AA meeting at a dude ranch where I had drank before. The
chairman asked if there was anyone new, so I raised my hand, and said,
“I don’t know if I am an alcoholic, but the court system said I am, and I
need help.” Over in a corner sat pretty girl with the greatest set of thighs
I ever seen. They told me to go in the back room to a Newcomers
meeting. As they went around the room we had to say our sobriety date,
home group and whether we had a sponsor. I not only didn’t have any
of them, I didn’t know what they were. Everything was strange to me.
The closer the time to talk got to me more I wanted to leave, but I
wanted to meet girl with the thighs. One guy said he had 25 years, I
knew he was a liar. Two gals, from school, said they each had 2 years
sober, liars. I was so uncomfortable. Peggy ended up in group therapy
with me, her husband had left her, she had 2 years. She was patient and
talked to me.
I was so afraid of going to jail that I was hitchhiking and walking to get
to the meetings. I knew that if I went to jail, the first guy to touch me I
would kill. Sometimes I would walk 25 miles to and from a meeting.
I know today that I was lying in that room over the bar totally
insane…the juke box began to haunt me. I wanted to go down there. I
started praying, then crying, eventually I would fall asleep. Hours
turned into days. I went to my 3rd meeting, still hadn’t been to bed with
her, those thighs went through my head like sugar plums.
One of meetings was in the church I was baptized and married in. Met
up with two old drinking friends at the meeting in the church, they had
10 years and 6 years sober. One was driving a beer truck for a living
and the other was tending bar. I compared myself to them. I was worse
than them so I must be an alcoholic. I still wanted to drink. Gary, who
had the 6 years, said to me,”Harold, Garlic Nick will be your sponsor.”
Cont. pp2
Steps, Traditions, and Concepts
of Alcoholics Anonymous
Step 1: We admitted we were powerless over alcohol—that
our lives had become unmanageable.
Tradition 1: Our common welfare should come first; personal
recovery depends on A.A. unity.
Concept I: Final responsibility and ultimate authority for A.A.
world services should always reside in the collective
conscience of our whole Fellowship.
Steps, Traditions and Concepts reprinted with permission from A.A. World Services, Inc
www.aawestphoenix.org
Agua Fria Intergroup
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Alcoholics Anonymous “Responsibility Pledge”
“I am responsible…
When anyone, anywhere, reaches out for help,
I want the hand of A.A. always to be there.
And for that, I am responsible.”
Reprinted from the Pamphlet P-1, This is A.A., Page 24, with permission of A.A. World Services,
Inc.
AA SUPER SOBER WEEKEND
We are forming an AA Alcothon for Super Bowl XLIX.
Kick Off will begin on January 31st, 2015 at 10 am and run
through February 1st, 2015 10 pm
Location of event will be Java the Hut
7021 N. 57th Ave.
Glendale, AZ 85301
Contact: Skidrow Greg gmares2@cox.net
JUST FOR TODAY…Continued from Page 1 – Part 2
JUST FOR TODAY…Continued from Page 1 – Part 3
You could smell him half a mile away and I didn’t want to be seen
with him. He became the man I would have liked to have had for a
father. The group became my higher power. Nick was gentle; he loved
me until I could love myself. He started inviting me to his house for
dinner. At work, all the guys drank. I talked to Nick, “Harold, you
don’t have drink alcohol, a lot of people drink tea at break-time. When
it’s your turn to buy, buy them their beer and you drink coffee.” I was
starting to fit in. We were doing a house, one of the guys at the job
said, “Harold, you been smiling a lot lately, what’s up?” I told him,
“…getting laid and not drinking.”
The longer I stay sober the smarter my mother got. She’s been 9
years in The Big Meeting.. I used to think she was a witch, “going
to snow tomorrow,” and yes, it would snow. Now me too, not evil,
just age, my bones start to hurt with change in weather.
I had no knowledge of the steps or traditions, I couldn’t read. My
sponsor taught me the slogans…like KISS. I thought he was calling
me stupid. I was used to being called names, grew up that way. The
slogans were the hand rails to the 12-steps for me. At a meeting one
night, the chairperson, Bill D. said that after one drink he doesn’t do
what he wants but he does what the drink wants.
I was working in a rehabilitation hospital: 1st floor alcoholics, 2nd
floor drug addicts, and the building down the hill was psychiatric
patients. We had meetings at the hospital. One night there were 52
people. I went to school for counseling but never got a degree, fear
again. During that time in my life we had 18 guys and 2 gals get
sober in our house. I, too, was alone and an underdog all my life.
Alone we die, together we get sober.
When I was 6 years sober I married a lady with 5 years. We rented
a 5 bedroom farmhouse with a big cellar to store tools and we
started a construction business. Living in the farmhouse with this
lady, I keep bringing drunks home from meetings, she says “you’re
like a kid, kids bring pet’s home…you bring drunks.”
My sponsor said, “Do the steps.” I hated him for a sponsor, but his
wife’s cooking was so much better than that ham sandwich! We had
talks out on the front lawn, Jan would say “Dinner’s ready”. So we eat
and talk more. He tells me to write down 10 things I don’t do today
that I did when drinking. I told myself that if I don’t try I’ll never stay
sober. So I drew a picture of phone and a car. He says, “What is this?”
I tell him I can’t read or spell. “Ok, what’s with the phone and the
car?” So I tell him, “I don’t fight with the old lady any more and she
don’t call the cops on me, so I don’t have to rip the phone off the wall.
The car is because I don’t drive drunk no more.” So we go down the
list. My sponsor tells me if I don’t want to do these 10 things anymore
I need to change my higher power. “Your higher power is john
barleycorn. You take the first drink and you will be doing these ten
things again”.
I started hunting for my two children. I wanted to be a father. I
found my kids with my ex and her husband. My son was in the
service, and was home on leave from Germany. I drove by the
house several times, anguished, I wanted to see him and hug him
but didn’t want embarrass him. (Men don’t hug other men!) Finally
we talk and I told him of my fear, he said “Dad, you can’t put me to
shame…you’re my father”. I was not comfortable there with the ex
and her husband. She is pregnant, I wanted to kill him.
7 years sober, finally, that feeling went away. He ended up being
the best father he could. God has a funny sense of humor…I ended
up with his ex-wife, raising his kids. It worked out O.K., on
visitations, he would bring my kids, I would bring his.
The longer I don’t drink, the happier I become. I still had a lot of
head problems; I went to mental health weekly. I became the coffee
maker at ‘The Cup and Saucer’ group. They serve the coffee in
china cups and saucers. My sponsor says you can always tell the
newcomers. How? I ask. Because they hold the cup in one hand and
the saucer in the other, so it won’t rattle
In the rooms I saw guys go out and go to jail. I didn’t want to go to
jail. In therapy, my counselor says, “You’re not drinking.” I ask him,
“How you know?” “You’re not yellow.” My sponsor and spiritual
advisor told me, “Your mind wants you drunk and dead.” I would get
frustrated and resentful and they would say a good resentment will not
kill anybody, take it home and chew on it awhile, see what part you
own.
My 5th sponsor, was gay. I didn’t know it until later. His soul mate
was a guy I knew for many years. We had robbed a bar together. I
didn’t go inside the house. I didn’t want him put the make on me.
I have real life today with real friends and real feelings. I attended
the Lake Pleasant Roundup last week with my friend who I go to
the lake roundups with every year. Her sister came from Williams
in her van with a power lift, I just loved it, and I was able to use my
power-chair so I could be independent.
The group kept getting bigger. The meeting started at 9 o'clock and
over at 10. Sometimes I would not get out until midnight, talking to
the guys. Up at 5 for work, I complained to my sponsor, he tells me,
“Nobody died from lack of sleep.” The more I got involved the more I
liked it. The program was working in me. I even went to young
people’s conferences in many states, and the world conference in
Montreal, Canada.
My 5th sponsor taught me some humility. “How does it feel to help
others? Good?” Relationships change. We can spend time and not
have to be sexual. Today the more I trust myself the more I trust
other people. I call my disease a devil…father David said, “When I
do Gods work the devil gets jealous, he wants me back.” I gave him
lots of customers, now I bring them to God.
Now 7 years dry, I’ve not let go of old behaviors, like sex and
gambling. I thought that these were the luxuries of life. Today I know
that they are just more addictions. My 1st sponsor passed away from a
stroke, I end with my next sponsor, Alfie. He was the son of the lady
who owned the rehab where I went to my first meeting. There were a
lot of gay people, I couldn’t hug them, I was afraid it would rub off on
me. I talked to Alfie at work, he said just keep doing it. As I continued
to do what I was told, I grew and they became my friends.
In January I will have been handicapped for 22 years, I used to use
any excuse to drink, and today I have many reasons to be sober. I
am grateful today that God give me AA instead of jail. My 1 st
home group in AZ was “Smoke Busters“, I would sit next to the
door, and be the first out not to breath all that smoke.
My friends, helped me get back to Wittmann, told them they saved
my life. At 34 yrs. sober, my son had a party; the people glowed
after they drank some type of German liquor mixed with energy
drink. I told my son, “I think I would like to taste that.” My son told
his wife and within minutes she returned and said, “There is a
Monday Night Big Book meeting in Wittmann and you’re going!” I
think that that was 4 years ago and in January I will celebrate
another sober anniversary, by the Grace of God and the Fellowship
of AA, in spite of myself.
Harold C., Happy Trails, AZ
Alfie was killed when a car crossed over the guard rail. I kept loosing
sponsors, some from illnesses like cancer. I could not get humble. On
a road trip with my 6th sponsor I was complaining about losing
sponsors, he said, “You have been blessed, because you have learned
from each sponsor you have had.”
Cont. next column 
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AFI BULLETIN BOARD
Service Calendar
FOOD FUN AND FELLOWSHIP
January 5, 2015
Sub District 08-801
West Valley Fellowship
919 N. Dysart Rd, Avondale
January 6, 2015
AFI Business Meeting
New Life Community Church
8155 W Thunderbird Rd, Peoria
January 6, 2015
Sub District 08-800
AFI Office
9794 W. Peoria Ave. #2, Peoria
January 8, 2015
Sub District 08-802/803/804
St. Helen’s Church
5510 W. Cholla St., Glendale
January 13, 2015
Sub District 08-806/807/808
AFI Office
9794 W. Peoria Ave, #2 Peoria
5:15 PM
6:30 PM
2nd Friday
Sobriety Trudgers Potluck
The Southwest Indian School
14202 N. 73rd Ave, Peoria, AZ
6:30 PM
6:30 PM before 7 PM Meeting
3rd Saturday
Happy Valley Group Potluck
7:00 PM
Foothills Christian Church
3951 West Happy Valley Rd (39th Ave & Happy Valley)
January 15, 2015
AFI Steering Committee
AFI Office
9794 W. Peoria Ave, #2 Peoria
7:00 PM
January 29, 2015
Valleywide Bridging the Gap Committee Meeting
Denny's on 35th Ave. and Bethany Home Rd
2nd Thursday
Tonopah Fresh Start Group
Tonopah Valley Baptist Church
37702 W. Indian School
6:30 pm before 7:30 meeting
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
January 27, 2015
Valley PI/CPC Committee
SRI Office
3215 E Thunderbird Rd, Phoenix
First United Methodist Church
7102 N. 58th Drive, Glendale AZ
6 PM to 8 PM
January 14, 2015
Valley-wide H&I
Community Bridges (Bill Wilson Hall)
2770 E Van Buren St, Phoenix
January 20, 2015
MCSM/DCM Meeting
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
3539 E. Stanford Dr., Paradise Valley
1st Saturday
Glendale Appreciation Group Potluck
6 PM Speaker at 7 PM
3rd Saturday
West Valley Pot Luck Speaker Panel
All Saints of the Desert Episcopal Church
9502 W. Hutton Dr., Sun City
Bring Your Favorite Dish!
Social from 6:00-7:00
Panel Speakers
7 PM
7:00 PM
Last Friday
Friday Night Fighters
Cake and a Speaker
Crossroads West
6:30 PM
7523 N. 35th Ave, Phoenix AZ
7 PM
7:00 PM
(Join us early to eat d inner @ 6:00 if you’d like!)
Last Saturday
Downunder Group Potluck
First Evangelic Church
918 S. Litchfield Road, Goodyear AZ
5 pm-7 pm
UNITY
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On the Road Again!
Where t o Send Cont ribut ions:
Gas up your car and join us on the Road to Happy Destiny at
events around Town and Arizona
General Service Office
PO Box 459
Grand Central Station
New York, NY 10163-0459
Agua Fria Intergroup, Inc.
9794 W. Peoria Ave., Ste 2
Peoria, AZ 85345
25th
The Joy of Living
Anniversary River Roundup
January 15-18, 2015
Don Laughlin’s Riverside Resort Hotel & Casino
Laughlin, NV
Area 03 Committee
PO Box 1907
Phoenix, AZ 85001-1907
Fellowship of the Spirit
District 08 Treasurer
PO Box 45066
Phoenix, AZ 85064
January 23-25, 2015
Poco Diablo Resort
Sedona, AZ
www.fotsaz
Sub-District 08-800
PO Box 671
El Mirage, AZ 85335
Pass It On
Yuma Round Up
Sub-District 08-801
c/o Denise Ruble
PO Box 274
Litchfield Park, AZ 85340
February 20-22, 2015
AWC Main Campus
2020 S Avenue 8E
Yuma, AZ
Sub Districts 08-806-807-808-816
c/o Tom White
PO Box 364
Waddell, AZ 85335
Day in the Park
Sub-Districts 08-802-803-804
PO Box 621
Youngtown, AZ 85363
Saturday, February 21, 2015
Rio Vista Park
8866 W. Thunderbird Rd
Peoria, AZ
Valley Wide Hospitals & Institutions Committee
PO Box 80126
Phoenix, AZ 85060
25th Annual West Valley Roundup
Language of the Heart
March 20-22, 2015
Lake Pleasant Regional Park
Peoria, AZ
Bridging the GAP
PO Box 716
Peoria, AZ 85382
H & I Monthly Big Book Drive
80 Years – Happy, Joyous and Free
2015 International Convention
of Alcoholics Anonymous
Valley Wide Hospitals and Institutions.
H & I provides literature for the confined alcoholic
July 2-5, 2015
Atlanta, Georgia
H & I is looking for new or used Big Books, any 12 Step literature or any
AA related books that can be taken to Treatment Centers or Jails.
Please bring any literature you’d like to donate to the H & I Business
Meeting held the 2nd Wednesday of every month at Bill Wilson Hall.
2770 E. Van Buren St, Phoenix. You may also call Abby P. at
602.329.0781 to make other arrangement for Pick up or Delivery of your
donation.
We are not a glum lot!!!
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Agua Fria Intergroup
Business Meeting Minutes
November 4, 2014
Dave E opened the meeting at 7:01 pm with the Serenity Prayer.
The 12 Traditions were read by Dwayne
New AFI Groups: None
New AFI Representatives: Allen – Smoke Busters, Tom C – Winners Circle, John – Sobriety “R” Us.
Introduction of Steering Committee Members: Dave E (Chair), Raena Q (Co-Chair), Mike E (Office Manager), Leanne S
(Secretary), Larry T (Treasurer), Jocelyn W, Dick F, and Nik B.
Jen R and Diane P were absent.
7th Tradition: Collected – $47.00
Roll Call: 29 IGR’s in attendance including the 3 new representatives.
Approval of the October AFI Business Meeting Minutes: Dave asked for a motion to approve the October 2014 Business
Meeting minutes. Jeff B motioned to accept the minutes as written and Mandy seconded. Motion passed unanimously.
Office Manager’s Report: (Mike E 623-570-1875 or officemgr@aawestphoenix.org.) – Mike presented his written report (See
attached.)
Chairperson’s Report: (Dave E 602-725-7335) – Dave gave a brief overview of the Steering Committee’s responsibilities. He
also announced that he will be giving the Archivist’s report.
Vice-Chairperson’s Report: (Raena Q 602-361-0631) –
1. Raena announced that Jocelyn will be giving the Thanksgiving Event report in Diane’s absence.
2. The 2015 Day in the Park Event has a new chairperson – Jerry L.
3. All upcoming event chairs are present and will be giving the event reports.
Treasurer’s Report: (Larry T 469-263-5398) –
1. Larry presented a written report (See attached.) Pat L motioned to accept the report and Jeff B seconded. Motion
passed unanimously.
Archivist’s Report: (Kelli C 602-573-0960) – Dave E reported that Kelli is continuing her work on a display for the AFI
Office.
Area Liaison: (Pat L 623-734-0151) – Pat presented his written report (see attached).
H&I Liaison: (Brett C 602-663-3921) – Absent. No report.
Steering Committee: (Dick F) – Dick F recapped the October Steering Committee meeting. In addition to the reports by
officers: the Steering Committee reviewed the previous month’s Business Meeting minutes, approved next month’s
Business Meeting agenda, approved last month’s Steering Committee meeting minutes, reviewed the Treasurer’s
report and checked in with the ad-hoc committee on flooring.
Committee Reports:
Telephone: (Deb K 623-326-0406) – Deb was absent, Mike reported that things are running smoothly, however, there are still
openings on the ‘Voice of Attraction’ (VOA) calendar to cover nights and weekends.
Newsletter: (Jerry M 602-320-9799) – Jerry was excited about having a local story. He still needs our local personal stories,
funnies, etc. and encourages members to send in their stories to him online at newsletter@aawestphoenix.org.
Unity: (George R 623-337-0061) – Absent.
PI/CPC: (John Z 602-390-6739) – John was absent and Susan gave the report:
1. PI/CPC will be participating 11/20/14 in the event at the VA ‘Center for Healthy Living’.
2. PI/CPC (Public Information and Cooperation with the Professional Community) needs weekday presenters; the
only requirement is participation in one of their quarterly training sessions.
3. On 11/25/14, PI/CPC quarterly training session will include the new power point presentation on ‘who we are,
what we do, and why we do what we do’, thanks to the combined efforts of AA World Services, AFI, SRI and
EVI.
4. EVI is planning to do a Public Announcement ad.
5. John met with a local film student who wanted to film an AA Meeting and he told the student that this would be
against our tradition of anonymity.
6. PI/CPC meets monthly at SRI on the 4 th Tuesday every month at 6 pm. For more information contact John Z or
Susan at picpc@aawestphoenix.org. The next quarterly workshop will be on the 4th Tuesday in November at
SRI.
Website: (Bill M 602-361-2938) – Bill was absent; Mike E presented Bill’s written report (see attached.) Recently the
committee met to discuss using Google as website host. Their goal is to have new hosting provider by the end of this
calendar year. In addition, the committee applied for and received non-profit status, which allows the Intergroup to
purchase the service at a reduced price. Call Bill if you have any questions about the website.
Special Events:
Day in the Park: (Jerry L 602-904-1088) – Jerry reported that 4 of the 12 committee positions have been filled and he
needs volunteers in addition to filling the committee chairs. The exact date for the event is undetermined
until Raena and Jerry reserve the park.
Family Campout and Fishing Derby: (JJ O 602-481-4875) – First committee meeting will be held Dec 6, 2014. Anyone
interested in volunteering for the event call JJ.
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AFI Anniversary: (Dave E 602-725-7335) – Mike E reported that the event was a success, ending up with a profit of
$50.
Thanksgiving: (Diane P 602-999-2699/Jocelyn W 602-448-6059) – Diane was absent. Jocelyn, as co-chair, provided the
report. The committee is in need of food and/or cash donations. Jocelyn asked that the reps turn in their
donation sheets to her. Also the food donations can be dropped off at Crossroads West 11/26 before 5:30 pm
or on Thanksgiving Day beginning at 6:00 am. Remember Turkeys, Hams, etc. need to arrive precooked
unless prior arrangements have been made with Kari (602-518-2068) the food chairperson.
Christmas: (Carolina G 602-402-4248) –
1. Christmas Alcathon to be held at Comfort Suites at 99th & Camelback
2. Call Carolina if interested in volunteering or chairing a meeting during the event.
3. Brad, the marathon meeting chair, has the sign-up sheet for group reps to sign their group up to host a
meeting, 12 of the 22 available slots have been filled. Each marathon meeting hosting group is to
provide a dish for the hospitality table.
New Year’s Eve: (Jim W 480-734-4585) – Jim was absent. Bob B (treasurer) asked the reps to return any unsold
tickets Jim at the AFI December Business Meeting. The committee meets at AFI the 1 st Saturday of the
month.
Old Business: AFI Office Flooring Ad Hoc Committee – Jen R was absent. Dave reported that the committee would have
more bids to present at the November Steering Committee Meeting.
New Business: None.
Office Volunteers:
December – Band of Brothers
March – Gooddale Men’s Stag
January – Altering Attitudes
April – Primary Purpose
February – Tuesday Night Hope
Announcements:
1. Raena will give a 10 minute orientation after the meeting for new IGRs.
2. Please help clean up and put the tables & chairs back.
3. At December’s Business Meeting nominations for Steering Committee and Intergroup committee positions will
begin.
4. Unshakeable Foundation will have their 1st Anniversary Potluck 11/29 at 5:30.
5. Sandy K announced the Jerome Round-Up this weekend.
Motion to Close: Pat L motioned to close the meeting. Nora seconded the motion. The motion was passed unanimously.
Dave E closed the meeting at 8:06 pm with the Responsibility Statement.
Call for Personal Stories
from Local A.A. Members
SATURDAY OFFICE
COVERAGE
Here at the Fria Flier it is a tradition to
publish the personal stories of local
A.A.s. We would very much like to
continue that tradition.
Each month your Home Group can
volunteer, at our Intergroup Office, to
cover the phones and walk in business from
9 AM to 1 PM. Groups find that this
service opportunity keeps them connected
to each other and our AA Community!
About 2 pages, at a font size of 10 –
12, is perfect. Longer stories will be
accepted, but will have to be edited for
space constraints.
January Altering Attitudes
February Tuesday Night Hope
March Gooddale Men’s Stag
April Primary Purpose
May ???
Ask your Intergroup Representative to get
your Group on the calendar soon!
Please send your stories to:
newsletter@aawestphoenix.org
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Group Donations for October ‘14 Fiscal Year 2015
Fiscal Year Begins September 1.
11th Steppers
0.00
100.00
490.83
490.83
Awakening
0.00
507.70
Bagnaasty
0.00
250.00
Big Book 164 AA
0.00
100.00
Black Canyon City Group
0.00
40.13
Bone Dry Group
0.00
100.00
Altering Attitudes
Cactus Capers Group
Thank You!!!
0.00
50.00
80.00
80.00
0.00
100.00
125.00
125.00
PI/CPC WANTS YOU
Goodale Mens Stag
0.00
169.59
Service Opportunities Available
Happy Valley Group
316.24
370.35
Hope For Today
0.00
1,000.00
How it Works TODAY
0.00
33.00
Last House Group
0.00
141.50
Mens Gut Level Stag
0.00
70.00
520.00
520.00
0.00
300.00
Carry the Message
Deer Valley West Group
DownUnder Group
Nomad Of Happy Trails
Over 50 Group
Peoria PM Group
57.74
57.74
185.00
185.00
Saturday Sobriety
0.00
25.00
Seniors in Sobriety Sunflower
0.00
95.00
100.00
100.00
0.00
79.78
Sobriety Trudgers
50.00
150.00
Stardust Big Book
90.00
90.00
Stepping Stones Group
0.00
233.06
Sun City Living Sober
0.00
195.00
50.00
50.00
100.00
100.00
Promises Group FS#50
Sober View
Sobriety "R" Us
Sun City Serenity Group
Sun City Wednesday Nite Step
Sunday Night Discussion
0.00
39.00
Sunday Night Newcomers
0.00
345.00
Surprise Serenity Group
200.00
200.00
Surprise Womens Group
0.00
140.80
The Promises Group SCW
0.00
82.00
Tonopah Fresh Start
0.00
120.00
Verrado Turning Point
0.00
56.00
We Are Not Saints
0.00
170.00
West of the Sun Group
0.00
303.49
West Side Winners
0.00
100.00
West Valley Recovery Group
0.00
78.04
Wings of Sobriety
0.00
50.00
379.80
379.80
0.00
95.00
2,744.61
8,067.81
Winners Circle
WOMEN'S STEP MEETING IN
VERRADO
TOTAL:
Committee Meets
Every 4th Tuesday
6:30 @ SRI Office
3215 E. Thunderbird #B
Get Involved
Job Opening
Office Manager Position for Agua Fria Intergroup,
Inc. (Part Time)
Applications for the position as Office Manager for
AFI will be taken during the month of December
2014.
If interested, please see the requirements and Job
Description, that is posted in the office or the flyers
handed out at the AFI Business Meeting December
2nd 2014.
All interested applicants should submit a Resume
no later than January 31st, 2015 by 5:00 PM.
Interviews of potentially qualified applicants will
begin in February 2015.
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