Not One of Us Has Been Given a Torch Big Enough to Lead the Drunks of the World out of the Darkness and Into the Light

October 2004

Not one of us has been given a torch big enough to lead the drunks of the world out of the darkness and into the light. Instead, each of us has been given a candle that burns for a short while with a flickering flame. If we stand together, the light will outshine the greatest torch. If we argue and bi ck er a n d bl ow a t ea ch ot h er s ca n d l e so that each of us starts shielding our own little flame, then the alcoholics of the world will continue to suffer in darkness and so will we.

Gerry F. Western Canada regional trustee (from the 1995 Final Report of the General Service Conference)

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October 2004 ONE ULTIMATE AUTHORITY AND IT ISN T ONE OF US

I was raised in mainline Protestant denominations. I left Churches thirty-five years ago, and twenty- three years of sobriety haven t sent me back to organized religion. Recovery in Alcoholics Anonymous has, however, eliminated my anti-religious bent. I m left with a tremendous feeling of gratitude for the structure of Alcoholics Anonymous. As long as we try our best to live by our Traditions and our traditions, we may never have to face the kinds of trials some denominations or religious institutions have come up against. There is no hierarchy in Alcoholics anonymous. Isn t that great? We have one ultimate authority, a loving God; and that authority is never wrong, and is not subject to human failure. Our method of discipline is incredibly effective. We follow the rules as individuals or groups, or we die. Of course, there are no rules, just suggestions and Traditions and traditions. The chairman of our board of directors has no authority over any member. Our trustees, a dedicated and trusted group of alcoholics and nonalcoholic, put in long hours of hard work. They are paid nothing, and they also lack authority over anyone. We elect area delegates every year and are not surprised by the dedication and self-sacrifice of these ninety-three members. And none of these trusted servants would consider flaunting Tradition or tradition by standing for reelection. With what wonderful Traditions have we been blessed! A simple membership requirement; group autonomy; one primary purpose; no outside affiliation, or even an opinion on outside issues; self- support; nonprofessional; unorganized; and anonymous. Throughout our Fellowship; rotation is practiced, sometimes rigorously, sometimes not. We seem to have learned, at nearly every level of service, that no one is so bad that we can t endure him/her for one term, nor is anyone so good that we must have him/her for a second term. Those outside our Fellowship may look at us with amusement or disbelief. Why not a system of membership dues? Why not some paid professionals to conduct some needed fund-raising campaigns? (Think of all the good that could be done with more money!) Why not train the staff to become experts at one desk, rather than rotate assignments? Why not put someone in charge one of the really good guys? We know why not. It wouldn t work. We seem to have been guided by a power greater than any one of us. This power seems to have allowed us to make mistake after mistake, error after error, and allowed some of us to learn from these mistakes. When our groups were falling apart, and our Fellowship was close to disintegration, Bill W. was able to look at the dismal record of mistakes and the growing list of successes and put together our Twelve Traditions. When it became clear that we needed some guidance for the Fellowship as a whole, Bill wrote our Twelve Concepts for World Service. And as our need for new leaders grew, new leaders appeared. My job? To live by the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous as best I can; to share my experience, strength and hope with regard to our Traditions and Concepts, as well as our Twelve Steps; to serve where I can, as well as I can, to understand that the Responsibility Pledge applies to me. I can t keep AA going, and neither can you. But we can, for as long as God chooses to allow us to exist.

Al H. Bakersfield, CA.

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October 2004

To the Teleservice and Hotline Volunteers who are on the Firing Line.

To the Men and Women who put in the extra effort this past month. You are #1!

W e don t know what we would do without you!

In Memory of Millie S. In Memory of Member of the Steven S. Round Table Passed away Group Aug 30,2004 Passed away 9yrs sober Aug. 30, 2004

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October 2004 CCFAA MASTER CALENDAR SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES October 12, 2004 AT THE CCFAA CENTRAL OFFICE OFFICE OPERATIONS COMMITTEE 6:30PM Central Office 1. Would you like to be a phone volunteer at Central Office? 7500 14th Avenue, Ste. 27 If you have 1 year sobriety and 4 hours of free time to Sacramento, CA 95820 help another alcoholic call Central Office at 454-1771 2. We need volunteers to help with assembly, labeling and mailing of the Flyers on Tuesday October 12, at 9 am. October 16, 2004 Call 454-1771. DELEGATES MEETING 4:00PM 3. We need volunteers to help with the assembly, labeling, 3:00PM New Delegates and mailing of the By the Way on Friday October 29, at Woodlake Park 9 am. 500 Arden Way Sacramento, CA. You may Fax, Email, Mail or Walk-In your Group News, Birthdays, Mailing Address Changes, etc., to the Central CNIA Office. The Fax number is 452-9132. The Flyer deadline is October 16, 2004 Area Committee th the 10 of every month. The deadline for the By The Way is East Yolo Fellowship the 15th of the month for the following month's issue. 1040 Soule Street Please include a name and phone number with all West Sacramento correspondence. E-Mail Address: [email protected] ALL REGISTERED GROUPS HOT LINE ACTIVITY REPORT Please send us an electronic copy of your September 2004 Telephone Service July 2004 YTD flyer so we will be able to put them on our 12 STEP Calls 12 432 website: MEETINGS/ INFO Calls 408 16,015 [email protected]

TELESERVICE ACTIVITY REPORT August 2004 TELESERVICE OPPORTUNITIES Telephone Service June 2004 YTD 12 STEP Calls 102 450 Be on the Firing Line of service in MEETINGS/ INFO Calls 875 6,006 Alcoholics Anonymous Call Central Office (916) 454-1771 GROUP SECRETARIES Next Mtg., Sept. 19th @ 2 PM 2703 El Camino Please let us know who you are so we can send you your Ave. group s copy of the By The Way each month. We want to be sure we have up-to-date information about your group meeting location, day, time, and format. CCFAA is here to be The By The Way is published monthly by the Central of service to you and your group. Does your group have a California Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous, 7500 Central Office (CCFAA) Delegate? Every registered group is 14 Avenue, Suite 27, Sacramento, CA 95820. entitled to be represented. Your group s participation helps Current subscription rate $12.00 per year. us do a better job of serving our Alcoholics Anonymous Opinions, letters, and stories printed in the By The Community. Call us if you would like to know more about the Way are not to be attributed to Alcoholics duties and rewards of being a Central Office (CCFAA) Anonymous, the Central California Fellowship of Delegate. Please feel free to visit your Central Office at 7500 Alcoholics Anonymous or any group within 14th Avenue, Ste. 27 Sacramento, CA 95820. Stop in, say Alcoholics Anonymous unless otherwise stated or hello---we re always glad to see you. We would like you to get attributed. All Reprinted articles are done so with the to know your Central Office, and we would like to get to know permission of their respective publisher. you.

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October 2004 GROUP NEWS Birthdays celebrated last Saturday each month, 7 PM. AMERICAN RIVER ALANO 20 weekly mtgs. listed in the directory, all NO CLUB meetings now located SMOKING; all ONE hour with the exception of the 8 p.m. at 5660 Main Ave., Tuesday meeting is 1-1/2 hrs. We are located at, 169 4th Orangevale, CA. Street, Galt. (209) 745-1525.

ACTION GETS IT GOING GRANITE BAY LAKESIDE 6365 Douglas Blvd., Friday 8 PM Book Study; Lutheran Church. 7 PM Saturday. Tuesday 8 PM Step Study, Sunday 7 PM Open Congratulations Discussion, 1725 K St. (corner of 18th & K St.) HAPPY CAMPERS FELLOWSHIP St. George s ALIVE AND SOBER GROUP Tuesday & Friday, 8 PM. Episcopal Church. 5600 Winding Way, Carmichael. 1050 Douglas Blvd, Roseville at Bethel Lutheran Tuesday 8 PM. Church. HEAD ACROSS WOMEN'S GROUP Wednesdays from 6:00 PM, 7850 Watt Avenue, St. Andrews Church, North CAMERON PARK GROUP Light of the Hills Ch., 3100 Highlands. Come join us. Rodeo Dr., behind Burke Junction, Cameron Park. HI FLYERS GROUP has moved to its new location back CARRYING THE MESSAGE GROUP has open mtgs. alongside the Cameron Park Airport, 3043 Alhambra U C Davis Medical Center, 2315 Stockton Blvd Drive, Suite A in Cameron Park. Mtg are daily at noon Mon Sat 5:30 PM. Sun-Fri 7PM. Wed & Sat. 7:30 AM CITRUS HEIGHTS GROUP every Wednesday 8 PM., mtgs., Friday 9 PM & Saturday 10 PM. 7737 Highland Ave., First Apostolic Church. HUMMINGBIRD HOLLOW GROUP meets 8 PM Mon. & CORDOVA LUNCH BUNCH is starting a new mtg called Fri. at 435 Aspen Street at Kentucky Ave., Woodland, Ask It Basket we need your support. 11223 Trinity River CA. 95695. Dr. @ Sun River Church. LIVING SOBER WOMEN'S GROUP Every Friday night, DIXON NO NAME GROUP will hold it s 22nd Anniversary 6 PM. Located 1066 26th St. and K Street. by Sutter s Potluck Dinner and Speaker Meeting on Saturday, Fort. November 6th Dinner at 6pm, Speaker at 7pm Veterans LIVING THE DREAM Wednesdays 7:30 PM. Faith Memorial Bldg.,231 N.First St, Dixon. Main speaker is th Barbara C. of French Gulch, CA. 10 min Al-Anon United Methodist Church, 36 at J St. speaker is Susan McF. Dixon Al-Anon Group. Bring a salad, Hot dish or dessert. Utensils, beverages, coffee LOOMIS FELLOWSHIP meets Wednesday 7:30 PM, will be provided. for info or directions call David L. 6440 King Road, Congregational Church. 530.756.0728 or Maureen P. 707.678.8899 MIDTOWN SOLUTIONS Sac Town Alano Club, 3508 th DOWNTOWN SOBRIETY every Wednesday 6 PM, 24 St., Check mtg schedule for days & times. Shasta Hotel, 1017 10th Street in Sacramento. MONDAY NIGHT CLUB meets every Monday at 7:00 th FOLSOM WAY OF LIFE GROUP 410 Wool Street, PM in Goethe Hall at 17 St. and L St. Birthday night is Folsom, Trinity Church Hall, Thursdays, 7:00 PM, Open the last Monday of the month. Meeting, come share fellowship and cookies. MONDAY NIGHT YOUNG PEOPLE AA 7:30 PM, Kaiser FREEDOM FROM BONDAGE GROUP closed women's facility, In schedule under N.E. American River. meeting that needs support. Tuesday Noon, 1 hour in Dance Studio 1. Saturday, 11 AM Sierra II Center, 2791 NO WHINERS St. Luke's Episcopal Church, 2nd & 24th Street, Sacramento. Lincoln St., Woodland.

GALT FELLOWSHIP Our 1st Saturday of the month Speaker Meeting is preceded by 6 p.m. Dinner.

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October 2004 ONE DAY AT A TIME meets Tuesday Citrus Heights at SPRING INTO WELLNESS, One hour Women s mtg., 12:05 PM, 5901 San Juan Ave., Advent Lutheran Fridays 1:30 2:30 PM. Well Spring Women s Center Church. 3414 4th Ave in Oak Park in the old firehouse bldg.

RIGHT HERE RIGHT NOW meets Tuesdays 7 PM STOCKTON BLVD. FELLOWSHIP 4657 Stockton Blvd. Study and Thursdays 7:30 PM., candlelight, topic. 8407 Sacramento, CA. 95820. Every Monday night from 7 Van Marin Lane at corner of Calvin Drive. 8:30 P.M. Come out and share your Experience, Strength and Hope with us and Bring a Friend. RIO LINDA FELLOWSHIP Friday night meeting format Refreshments will be served. For more information you has changed from study to open discussion with may call Ken H. at 916-922-3958. speaker. First Friday of every month @ 8pm. SUNDAY NIGHT KAISER MEN S meeting 7 PM, Kaiser ROSEVILLE FELLOWSHIP MONDAY NIGHT Every Hospital, 2025 Morse Ave. Conf. Rm. 2. Lower level, Monday night, 7:30 PM in the basement of the Carnegie next to cafeteria. 1 hour. Bob B., 485-9153; Steve O., Museum at the corner of Pleasanton and Lincoln St., Old 485-7169 Roseville. THE CURTIS PARK GROUP OF AA invites you to join ROSEVILLE TUESDAY NIGHT GROUP 315 Lincoln us for recovery at 3508 24th St. Sun. Sat., 9:00 PM Street. Help support our weekly morning mtgs. M-F @ 10:00 PM. 6:30am. New women s mtg. @ 9am on Saturday. TRUTHSEEKERS CANDLELIGHT MEETING ROUND TABLE GROUP Every Monday night at 8 PM in Tuesday, 10 PM, Roseville 5th Street Alano at 111 5th St. St. Andrew s Episcopal Church, 1-hour mtg., 7850 Watt Avenue in Antelope. Millie S. an active member of the WEST SLOPE FELLOWSHIP Senior Center, 5581 Gail Round Table Group, passed on August 30, 2004. Millie Rd, (off Forbay Rd), Pollock Pines. had over 9 years sobriety. WHITE FLAG MEN S GROUP Men s stag meeting that SACRAMENTO PRIMARY PURPOSE GROUP meets meets every Wednesday night at 7 PM, at the St. every Tuesday, 7 PM. Open, Podium participation. Francis Episcopal Church, 11430 Fair Oaks Blvd., Fair Doors open 6 PM, Birthdays celebrated weekly by taking Oaks. White Flag Group would like to remember a cake from the Podium, Faith United Methodist Church Leonard L, 8/5/1986. 36th St. & J St., Sacramento. WOODLAND GROUP meets daily at Noon. Mon-Sat. SHARING & CARING 6749 Fair Oaks Blvd., Carmichael. Evening meetings start at 7:30 PM. 241 California St.(right end of Rite Aid shopping center, enter from SISTERS IN SERENITY 2020 J Street, 2nd floor rear). Wednesday 7 PM. Enter on parking lot side. A.A. General Service Office 475 Riverside Drive SOUTHPORT SERENITY 1020 Capital Avenue, West New York, NY 10115 Sacramento at the Center for Spiritual Awareness. Phone: 212-870-3400 Across from Old Rancho Hotel (currently Dharma Fax: 212-870-3003h Realm Buddhist monastery) just east of Merkley Ave.

MEETING INFORMATION ADD/CHANGE/DELETE As of March 2004 Central Office will only accept Meeting Information changes from CCFAA Delegates and elected trusted servants. This will eliminate the receipt of conflicting group information. Our meeting schedules are current and up to date. As such we may eliminate this page in the future. New Meetings Stockton Blvd. Fellowship: 4657 Stockton Blvd. Sacramento, CA. 95820 No longer Meeting Woodland Traditional: Wednesday 6pm Men s Meeting, Thursday 6pm Beginner s Meeting

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October 2004 SPEAKER MEETINGS WEEKLY SPEAKER MEETINGS CAMERON PARK GP Every Saturday, 8 PM, Light of the Hills Church, 3100 FOLSOM WAY OF LIFE Rodeo Dr., Cameron Park (behind Burke Junction) 410 Wool Street, Trinity Church Hall,Thursday @ 7 PM, October 2, 2004 Linda F. Clovis Open mtg. Surprise guest speaker each week with group October 9, 2004 Bob M. El Dorado Hills draw participation. Come early for fellowship, coffee and October 16, 2004 Sharon W. Citrus Heights cookies. October 23, 2004 Ty M. Sacramento LIVING THE DREAM Wicked Awesome Speaker Mtg October 30, 2004 Vanna W. River Pines @ 7:30 PM on Wednesdays. Faith United Methodist November 6, 2004 Phil S. Pollock Pines Church, 36th & J St. November 13, 2004 Jacque Y. Woodland ROSEVILLE TUESDAY NIGHT GP (Info: 530-677-2540) Every Saturday @ 8 PM, 315 Lincoln Street, Roseville. MONTHLY SPEAKER MEETINGS ACTION GETS IT GOING 3rd Sunday of the month, 7 GROUP III Monthly Speaker meeting will be October 30, PM. 1725 K St. (corner of 18th & K St.) 2004@ 8:00 P.M. 10 minute Speaker: Susan B. Group III, 50 minute Speaker: Ed H. East Yolo Fellowship. ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT GROUP OF DAVIS Monthly Speaker Meeting will be Saturday, October 16, 2004 at ROSEVILLE 5TH STREET Last Friday of every month @ First Baptist Church 38141 Russell Blvd. Davis. 7:00 8pm. 111 5th Street, Roseville, CA. Great fellowship P.M. Potluck, 8:00 P.M. Speaker: Valentina J. of Friday night for all. Speakers will be Minta B. 26 yrs. And Noon Davis. Annette M. 3 yrs.

CLOSE KNIT WOMEN S GROUP Thursday, 3:00 PM, SACYPAA Monthly Speaker meeting 4th Saturday of 111 5th St. (back room of Alano Club, Roseville). each month 8pm @ 2300 Edison Ave. Sacramento. St. Mathew s Church , Edison & Bell. DIXON NO NAMES Speaker Mtg. Dixon Community Ch., East A Street, Dixon. Friday, August 20th @ 8pm. SACRAMENTO MONTHLY Meets the 2nd Saturday of Speaker, Lee W., Davis. For more info call Dennis S., every month 8:00pm @ 5401 Freeport Blvd, Centennial 707-235-9394. Methodist Church ( just north of Freeport & Fruitridge intersection. ELK GROVE FELLOWSHIP Monthly Speaker Mtg., the 3rd Saturday every month at 8 PM. 9151 Grove St. Native TRADITIONAL GROUP 4th Sunday of the month. Sons Hall, corner of Kent and Grove). October 24th @ 12:00 noon. MAIN SPEAKER Curtistene L. from the Manteca Fellowship, 10 Minute GALT FELLOWSHIP 169 4th Street, Galt. Speaker 1st Speaker Mike L. from the Traditional Group. Saturday of the month. October 2, 2004 @ 6:00 P.M. Ham, Beans, Cornbread. @ 7:00 P.M. Speaker Frank WHITE FLAG MEN S GROUP Recurring monthly V. of Sacramento. speaker meeting. First Saturday of the month, 8 PM, Sunset No Al Club, 5809 Gibbons Drive, Carmichael. HOPE AND SERENITY Speaker meeting first Saturday of the month at the UCD Cancer Center, 4501 X St. WOODLAND GROUP will have their monthly Potluck Sacramento, at 8:00 p.m. The Hospital requires $1.50 and Speaker Meeting on October 9, 2004. Food and for parking. Bring a carload and split the parking fees. H Fellowship starts at 6:00 P.M. and AA and Al-Anon & S is also looking for committee members. Contact speakers @ 7:00 P.M. 241 California St. (right end of BARBARA L. (916) 991-1642. Host groups needed for Rite-Aid shopping center, enter from the rear). meeting some cookies, readers from your group, reserved seats and your group acknowledged as host on the flyer contact JOE N. (916) 454-1128. JUST A REMINDER THAT YOUR GROUP CAN HAVE ITS NEWS PUT INTO THE BY THE WAY JUST LET US KNOW WHAT S GOING ON IN YOUR GROUPS AND WE WILL PLACE IT HERE.

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October 2004 SPECIALS EVENTS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS GROUP THREE Thanksgiving Alkathon, When: PI/CPC CHAIRPERSON NEEDED November 24 at 6:00 P.M. with a meeting every 2 Volunteers needed for PI/CPC hours, last meeting at 8:00 P.M. November 25. Where: Public Information and Cooperation with the Professional Group 3 at 3912 60th St, upstairs in Tallac Village. Bring: Community. Contact Central Office (916)454-1771. A dish for the potluck table if you would like to contribute.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS ORANGEVALE OPEN GROUP Volunteers needed for Special Needs. Announces it s 28th Annual Anniversary celebration of Contact Scott Mc (916)271-0333 or contact Central Freedom in Recovery, Pot Luck and Speaker Meeting, Office (916)454-1771. Monday night, November 1, 2004. The event will include a Potluck with Fried Chicken, starting at 6:00 P.M., DIXON NO NAME GROUP will hold it s 22nd Anniversary followed by a Speaker Meeting at 8:00 P.M. It will be Potluck Dinner and Speaker Meeting on Saturday, held at The Church of Christ, 5915 Main St. Orangevale, November 6th Dinner at 6pm, Speaker at 7pm Veterans Ca. 95662. Please join us for our Anniversary Memorial Bldg.,231 N.First St, Dixon. Main speaker is Celebration. Barbara C. of French Gulch, CA. 10 min Al-Anon speaker is Susan McF. Dixon Al-Anon Group. Bring a SOLUTIONS FOR MEN will be having its 15th Annual salad, Hot dish or dessert. Utensils, beverages, coffee Men s Retreat Day. Saturday, October 9, 2004 @ will be provided. For info or directions call David L. American River Community Church. 3300 Walnut 530.756.0728 or Maureen P. 707.678.8899 Avenue, Carmichael. For more info or registration forms call Clem 916-682-2585. FOLSOM WAY OF LIFE Will be having its 9th Annual Speaker/Potluck. Saturday October 16, 2004. Potluck @ TRADITIONAL GROUP is having their Thanksgiving 6:00 p.m. Bring your favorite dish. Speaker @ 7:30 p.m., Alkathon at 2703 El Camino Ave. Sacramento, CA. Bill H. from Santa Rosa. Valley Spring Presbyterian Ch. starting @ 6:00 P.M. Wednesday, November 24, 2004 2401 Professional Dr. Roseville, CA. 8:00 P.M. Thursday, November 25, 2004 with Open Meetings every 2 hours. Come out and join us for Food GALT FELLOWHIP and Fellowship. Please bring a dish if you would like to Speaker Meetings: Saturday, October 2, 2004, 6 p.m. contribute. Ham, Beans, Cornbread, 7 p.m. Speaker, Frank V. Sacramento. Celebrating its 33rd Anniversary. Dinner WOODLAND GROUP WILL CELEBRATE birthday and Speaker Mtg. Saturday, November 6, 2004. Doors Night on October 28, 2004. Presentations start at 7:30 open at 5pm. 5:30 p.m. Roast Beef Dinner, Speaker @ P.M. followed by cake and coffee. 241 California St. 7:00pm, Keith D., Yorba Linda, 8:45 p.m. Dance. See Woodland, CA. (right end of Rite- Aid shopping center, Flyer or call 209-745-1525. Saturday, December 4, 2004 enter from the rear). @ 6:00 P.M. Turkey Dinner, 7:00 P.M. Speaker Chris V. of Sacramento. NCCAA 57th Annual Fall Conference Yuba City, CA. October 1,2,3, 2004 Speakers are Betty H. Molapa, NV, Jack G. Pasadena, Clancy I. Venice, Nancy N. Tujunga Many workshops and lots of Fellowship come on out and join us.

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October 2004 BIRTHDAYS BIRTHDAYS BIRTHDAYS

One way AA members express their gratitude is by sending contributions to Central Office as their sobriety anniversary approaches. If you are so inclined, send a dollar for each year of your sobriety, or whatever you feel you can afford. Your contributions help to keep the doors of our Central Office open so that other alcoholics might find sobriety too. We would like to thank the following for their contributions. HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! John Q. 28 yrs, Sheral 24 yrs, Debbie McC 21 yrs, James 14 yrs, Pete F. 8 yrs, Mike S. 7 yrs, Frank R. 2 yrs, With our apologies these Birthdays were not included in Septembers By the Way J.J. 24 yrs, Robert A. 7 yrs, Lori R. 5 yrs and Cheryl M. 3yrs all from the Oak Tree group

ACTION GETS IT EAST YOLO FAIR OAKS GREENHAVEN GRP GROUP THREE GROUP THREE GOING FWP(cont d) BEGINNERS (cnt d) (cont d) (cont d) (cont d) Inez C. 17 Donald D. 2 Ernie M. 2 Rae W. 2 Bill H. 6 Mike M. 3 Cesar E. 3 Terry B. 2 Paul T. 1 Jeff M. 1 Helen H. 6 Joe P. 3 Carlos O. 2 Lori R. 2 Marty P. 1 Ruth H. 6 Kevin B. 2 Angel 1 Karen L. 2 GALT FWP Brian 1 Rodney J. 6 Darren C. 2 Sandy 1 Laurie G. 2 Kevin D. 3 Charles M. 1 Sara K. 6 Djuana F. 2 Jason G. 1 Tom J. 3 Roger M. 6 Bill F 2 ALL TRIBES Jerel 1 Gary C. 1 GROUP THREE Donald M. 6 Vanessa K. 2 Gina G. 8 Arnold B. 1 Jennifer 1 Betty M. 27 Gerald P. 6 Bob M. 2 David A. 6 Kathy F. 1 Dottie M. 27 Donald R. 6 Robin M. 2 Cliff H. 5 ELK GROVE FWP Patrick H. 22 John R. 6 Ramona O. 2 Launa 3 John M. 25 GREENHAVEN GRP Marcel-Henri C. 19 Gurnail S. 6 David S. 2 Paulette 3 Dale M. 21 Pierre 20 Wilbur E. 17 Terry T. 6 Betty W. 2 Scotty D. 2 Joe S. 20 Dena P. 17 Dena F. 17 Shawnette V. 6 Frances M. 2 Matt D. 1 Sydney * 18 Donna A. 17 Bill N. 17 Mike B. 5 Kevin A. 1 Casey C. 1 Donna A. 17 Lydia J. 12 Peggy C. 16 Michael C. 5 Calvin A. 1 Todd W. 1 Mark B. 17 Tracy K-W. 12 Sharon C. 16 Patti D. 5 Melinda B. 1 Matthew 1 Doug L. 16 John C. 12 Charlene D. 16 Johnny G. 5 Kevin E. 1 Rene T. 1 Jeff B. 10 Jeff B. 10 Maria W. 13 J.H. 5 Cory B. 1 Richard G 1 Joyce W. 8 Kerry G. 10 Terrie L. 12 Gilbert L. 5 Loretta C. 1 Marty 1 Kristi J. 5 Linda S. 9 Joe P. 12 John L. 5 Leslie G. 1 Syvila 1 Erik B. 5 Barry W. 8 Joaquin C. 11 Renee M. 5 Christopher H. 1 Mary 1 Sharon E. 4 Nicole M. 8 Greg A. 10 Tracy S. 5 James D. 1 Mike D. 3 Sherry K. 8 Robert A. 10 Dian T. 5 Loraine H. 1 COURAGE TO Marie W. 3 George 7 Brian L. 10 Virginia V. 5 Chris H. 1 CHANGE David W. 3 Janet W. 7 Tom M. 10 Phyllis V. 5 Douglas M. 1 Mary E. 30 Paul W. 3 Rich R. 7 Carlin B. 9 Sandra A. 4 Gene S. 1 Patricia R.18 John K. 3 Cindy S. 6 Dana M. 9 Ron C. 4 Kevin S. 1 Elain N. 4 Kevin F. 2 Kim H. 6 Carlos M. 9 Marlene G. 4 Manuel Z. 1 Brenda L. 2 Louie 6 Dean K. 8 Xavier L. 4 EAST YOLO FWP Dan S. 2 Scott B. 5 Dave S. 8 Jerry M. 4 MONDAY NITE CLUB Richard D. 28 Sean M. 2 Dave H. 4 Cathy C. 7 Monica P. 4 GROUP Tina H. 22 Shaila S. 1 P.J. 4 Dawn E. 7 Michael P. 4 Jesse H. 31 Claudette B. 18 John H. 1 Jeff B. 4 Peter G. 7 Richard R. 4 Mitch M. 16 Jules O. 16 Dwight B. 1 Maritza C. 4 Carey H. 7 Chris V. 4 Darlene F. 12 Ed C. 11 Celeste 4 Judith M. 7 Trevor C. 3 Beth D. 11 Kathea B. 9 FAIR OAKS Vicki 4 Norman B. 6 Angelina C. 3 Don S. 11 Nancy B. 6 BEGINNERS Charles F. 4 Mondella B. 6 Bridget C. 3 Eric Mc 11 John A. 4 Gary 15 Eileen T. 3 Victor C. 6 Christopher C. 3 Donna D. 9 Gabriel J. 3 King 12 Nora A. 3 Greg C. 6 Keith D. 3 Loni C. 8 Jean J. 3 Barbara 2 Connie D. 3 Michele C. 6 Ingrid D. 3 Dave D. V. 6 Frances S. 3 Steve B. 2 Matt O. 3 Dave C. 6 Chuck G. 3 Karen A. 6 Wendy W. 2 Joseph S. 3 Joe H. 6 Gayle L. 3 Lynn B. 6

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October 2004 MONDAY NITE CLUB OAK TREE ROSEVILLE ALIVE TRADITIONAL(con d) WINTERS KITCHEN WOODLAND GP (cont d) Candelario M. 31 AND SOBER( cont d) Angelo D. 15 TABLE GP TRADITIONAL(con d) Patrick B. 6 Marian S. 26 Mike P. 3 Ramon L. 13 Cynthia M. 27 Patrick O. 6 Sarah K. 6 Sarah B. 26 Shelley B. 3 Jim T. 13 Doug H. 15 Diana J. 5 Lonny F. 2 Nick F. 18 Pat O. 1 Paul K. 11 Joe B. 8 Dave A. 5 Suzanne G. 2 Terry H. 16 Linda W. 11 Jaun L. 5 Gene H. 2 ROUND TABLE GP Gilbert G. 10 WOODLAND GP Koni B. 5 NORTH HALL Vic 2 Dale B. 40 David C. 9 Jim J. 34 Conception P. 5 Gordon S. 46 Lee L. 24 Frank D. 5 Cynthia M. 27 Soren J. 5 Will N. 28 PLACERVILLE Jay W. 1 Diane M. 5 Jan P. 20 Jen H. 4 Irene K. 22 HANGTOWN GP Carole M. 3 Ramon L. 13 Frank P. 4 Elizabeth F. 17 Becky C. 20 SUNSET SATURDAY Colleen K. 3 Lynetta H. 2 Doug G. 4 David C. 16 Chuck O. 20 Mary #1 30 Catherine T. 2 Tracy P. 2 Connie R. 2 Charlene D. 16 Garner B. 16 Dave L. 17 Kathy R. 2 Bagga S. 1 Daniel A. 2 Marcia R. 13 Chuck M. 4 Tallulah T. 2 Calvin M. 1 Kevin S. 2 Bill Owens 3 Gloria P. 2 TRADITIONAL GP Jay L. 2 Eileen H. 1 LJ D. 2 Robin H. 3 Richard M. 30 Stephanie G. 1 Joe S. 1 Jennifer H. 2 Michelle G. 2 ROSEVILLE ALIVE Dick B. 25 Pamela O. 1 Kimberley 1 Terry B. 2 Vickie N. 2 AND SOBER Lynn S. 25 Dianne T. 1 Michael R. 1 Michael R. 1 Frank K. 2 Sharon H. 16 Kristi B. 25 Austin C. 1 Sheila B. 1 Stacy McC. 1 Laure R. 2 Paul P. 14 Jim H. 20 James L.J. 1 Tim B. 1 Christina H. 1 Jeff M. 10 Bill T. 20 Laura I. 1 William C. 1 Audy S. 1 ORANGEVALE Joe S. 9 Alfonso B. 19 Anu A. 1 Maggie 1 OPEN Kevin H. 9 Kathy M. 19 John M. 1 WOODLAND Donna N. 22 Nancy V. 9 Ron C. 18 Dennis W. 1 TRADITIONAL GP Mike S. 7 Joe C. 8 Janet T. 18 Chris M. 1 Jessie V. 14 Corey M. 2 Randy M. 6 Kelly L. 17 Chris N. 1 Michael S. 13 Dane Y. 1 Chris B. 4 Kendry Mc. 15 Raymie G. 1 Chris R. 8 Megahn G. 1 Jerald F. 4 Jim B. 15 Devin G. 1 Quintan T. 7 Mechelle D. 1 Rob V. 4 Ken B. 15 Gary C. 7 If everyone Celebrating a Birthday in the Month of August gave $1.00 for every year sober, Central Office would have received $3,702.00 New Officers to be Elected in November CCFAA CHAIRPERSON The Chairperson shall have a minimum of five (5) years of continuous and immediate sobriety and shall have served as a Group Secretary within, or Group Delegate to the CCFAA CCFAA ASSISTANT CHAIRPERSON The qualifications for the ASSISTANS CHAIRPERSON shall be the same as for the Chairperson. CCFAA TREASURER The Treasurer shall have a minimum of five (5) years of continuous and immediate sobriety. A knowledge of bookkeeping procedures and office experience is desired. RECORDING SECRETARY The Recording secretary shall have a minimum of Three (3) years of continuous and immediate sobriety and shall have served as a Group Secretary or a Delegate within the CCFAA O.O.C. The elected Delegates must have a minimum of Three(3) years of Continuous and Immediate Sobriety. Two Delegates shall be Elected annually, thus allowing for continuity of the committee. Delegates so Elected shall serve for a term of two(2) years and may be re-elected for one (1) additional term of office.

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October 2004 H & I Committee meeting August 17, 2004 Woodlake Park Club House 500 Arden Way Sacramento, CA 6:30 PM 7:30 PM Meeting called to order at.6:37 PM monthly meetings, for the H & I. The speakers have be H & I Statement of Purpose, read by Mariaelen chosen and verified, they are as followed: Twelve Traditions read by Cathy V. Friday @ 6:00 PM Call for any new G.I.R. s: John (Me Casa), Mark (Rio Speaker s Linda Fellowship) 10 minute Mark C AA Birthdays: Jeanette M., 2 years Main - Greg B Recording Secretary Report: Jeanette M., 247-7474, - Theme H & I Service work Please have a written report ready at the committee February 26, 2005 meetings. It makes my job easier. Also, please let me Saturday@ 11:00 AM Panel know as soon as possible if there are any errors so that Speaker 15 minute Mariom G., Newcastle, CA I can report the proper information in the By-the-Way. Speaker 15 minute Warden Knowles, Old Folsom The minutes were accepted for the August meeting. Speaker 15 minute Jesse P., Sacramento, CA Region 40 Chair, Greg B., 488-7031 Mark reported Theme Correctional Facilities for Greg, that: October 10, 2004 is the next General February 26, 2005 Service Committee meeting and we are the host. A Saturday@ 4:00 PM - motion was made to borrow money from the H & I 10 minute speaker Mark F. prudent reserve to cover the cost of the food that will Speaker Marcel be provided it was past, unanimous. A lasagna dinner Theme H & I service Work will be served, but food donations (side dishes and desserts) are needed. Workshop Coordinatior Chris W. 455-1290 Not Area 42 Chair Mark C. 391-8317 CCFAA picnic present. went well, my wife Debbie and I manned the H & I Facilities: table and had plenty of questions from people We Alternative House, Chuck K., 729-1929 Not Present have developed an interest phone list and it is Beamer Street Detox Mike H., (530) 666-6371 Not available, it goes back six months and it is of people Present. who have expressed an interest in H & I service. Center Point Inc. Rob A., 536-0153 Present, all is Treasurer . Rico R., 501-2434 Our balance is $ well. 344.89, rent is current. Crestwood Manor, - Marie D. - 922-1705, Not Literature, Mary R. (209) 748-2698 There was lots Present. of information from the General Service Committee. *Folsom Transitional, - Pete W. (916) 247-0517. By the Way, H & I editor, Jeanette M. 247-7474 I Could use support. Needs clearance. There is some want to thank Ty at Central Office for his above and difficulty with getting people cleared, please be beyond efforts to keep the H & I information in the By- patient and start the process right away, thank you! the-Way. Dude you Rock! I would also like to thank John Adams Transitional Facility, - Scott Mc (916) Dianne, at Central Office. Thanks for your friendship 271-0333, Present, could use people, one dark night. and all hard work! *Monroe Ctr., CCFAA Liaison (Central Office) Kimberly (209) Jim S. (Men s side) (530) 758-4744, Not Present. 748-2698 Elisabeth S. (530) 758-7559 Not Present. CNIA Liaison (unassigned) District 23 Option House, - Alyce O. (209) 745-7767, Not Bridging the Gap John F. 728-1384 Is functioning Present, but report that she could always use help. and going into facilities. Needs people to carry the River City South Recovery, Tim N. 684-0854, Could message. There is now available a booklet which is a really use some men and women chairpersons, no visual presentation of how Bridging the Gap works. clearance is needed. Spring Fling - Jeanette M. 247-7474 . I need help! I need someone who can be present for the Spring Fling

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October 2004 H & I Committee meetingAugust 17, 2004 (cont d)

*Sac. County Boys Ranch Jerry M (916) 348-6968, Old Business Beginning in October, we are moving Not present. to Pancake Circus on Broadway, the meeting time is *Sac. County Juvenile Hall 6:30 PM but all people begin in H & I service are Women Mary R. (209) 748-2698, the meeting is encouraged to be there at 6:00 PM. The meeting date doing well, interested persons can contact Mary. will be the third Thursday of each month. Men Ron H. 737-8815, Not Present but did have a New Business We will be voting to create a new representative. They really need men with 18 months of position. A telephone position to call persons who sign sobriety, also needs a clearance. up for H & I information, to find out if they are still *Sacramento County Mail Jail interested and if so, in what area s of service. There Men - Jeff S. 977-0919, Craig A. 344-2566 will be will be a minimal sobriety time requirement. helping with clearances and other stuff. Needs men A motion was made to close the meeting at 7:40 PM, it chairpersons with 18 months of sobriety. Needs was seconded and past unanimously. clearance. Corrections: Women Linda H. 441-7439, Not Present, reported all I made an error in the July minutes from the Area s is well. treasurer s report: I had reported that $1,000.00 had Sac. Co. Mental Health Donna C. 859-0599, Was been borrowed, it was $3,000.00 The cost of the Big Present Needs chair persons. Book went up one dollar ($1.00), so $3,000.00 was *Sac. Co. Rio Consumnes Correctional Center used from the prudent reserve to purchase Big Books (RCCC) before the cost went up. Men Steve M. 691-9897, Not Present. Women Doris B. 685-9460, Not Present, reported that help is needed. HUMILITY FOR THE FELLOWSHIP, TOO Sacramento Job Corps Robert C. 366-3581, Not (p 226 As Bill sees it , from A.A. Comes of Age, P. Present. 224) Salvation Army Rehabilitation Center Tim H. 631- 8171, Not present but did have a representative and all We of A.A. sometimes brag of the virtues of our is well. Fellowship. Let us remember that few of these are Sutter Center for Psychiatry actually earned virtues. We were forced into them, to Teen Mark F. - 443-3220, Not Present, but did have a begin with, by the cruel lash of alcoholism. We finally representative, all is well. adopted them, not because we wished to, but because Adult Rico R. 501-2434, Present, needs we had to. chairpersons with 6 months of sobriety. Then, as time confirmed the seeming rightness of our Volunteers of America Connie S. 451-3763, basic principles, we began to conform because it was Present, Needs use some chairpersons. right to do so. Some of us, notably myself, conformed Wayfarer Center - Dennis W. (530) 661-1999, Not even then with reluctance. Present, but report all is well. But at last we came to a point where we stood willing o *CMF Vacaville (Ranch) Tino H. 451-6350, conform gladly to the principles which experience, Present, Needs help, and a clearance is required. under the grace of God, had taught us. *CSP Mule Creek Paul S. 451-7892, - Present. *CSP-Sacramento Bill D. 624-9646, Not Present. Thank you for allowing me to serve, also, thank you *CSP Folsom Greg W. (530) 887-1887, Not Present. Maryshields *indicates a clearance is needed.~

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October 2004 H & I Committee meetingAugust 17, 2004 (cont d) H&I CONTACTS

GENERAL CHAIRMAN Terry D - (530) 674-7061 Marcel A. - (415) 567-6871 REGION 30 CHAIRMAN REGION 40 CHAIRMAN Lorraine M. - (530) 873-1518 Greg B. - 916-488-7031 AREA 32: PLUMAS COUNTY AREA 42: SACRAMENTO & YOLO COUNTIES Sam H - (916) 836-0436 Area Chairperson AREA 34: PLACER COUNTY Mark C. - (916) 391-8317 Brigitte P. (530) 889-2871 AREA 43: EL DORADO COUNTY AREA 36: NEVADA/SIERRA COUNTIES Todd D - (530) 626-8877 Dalton C - (916) 273-2352 AREA 44: AMADOR COUNTY H&I EDITOR Patty C - (209) 267-5141 Jeanette M. (916) 247-7474 AREA 45: COLUSA, SUTTER & YUBA CO

CCFAA 2004 PICNIC REPORT In opening, I would like to thank the CCFAA members list. However, thank you!. You know who you are. for allowing me to be of service so soon after moving to A Special Thank You to Ken, Antonio C.,Marissa M., the area Thank you to all who participated in our Picnic Joyce W., Sandy T., Jack F., Kip W., George M. and made it such a Grand Affair. These people went the extra mile to make the event a success. ** Thank You! ** Expense Report Over View Annual Picnic Revenue $4165.00 The Picnic seemed to be well attended even though the Picnic Expenses event was not very well announced due to the Fact that Raffle & Prizes $20.00 the Chair was not selected (volunteered) until June. The T-Shirts $101.55 Flyers and other announcements need to go out at least by June so as to get people to plan on coming to our Smart & Final $400.00 event. Fun Services $749.95 I was disappointed that Groups dropped what had been O Conner Meats $1,179.50 their Annual commitments due to lack of Participation PA Rental $50.00 from within the Group. Park Rental $400.00 I know that I am preaching to the Choir here at this Revenue $1,264.00 Committee when I say to you that it is Unfortunate that Participants only one percent of A.A. s do one hundred percent of the Green Haven Group, Unity Group, Into Action Group work. With Just a little more effort we would have an (Citrus Heights), Four Reasons, Rebellion Dogs, Elk event of unimaginable fun. As well as Support for your Grove Fellowship, Too Young, Women s Slowbriety, Central Office, So go back to your Groups and to all the White Flag Men, Galt Fellowship, Group Three. meetings you attended and talk up service all service. Individual volunteers are too many to remember or to

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October 2004 CCFAA Delegate s Meeting Minutes September 18th 2004 (By David S: Recording Secretary) I. Opening

A. Call to order at 4:02 PM B. Open with Serenity Prayer

Traditions Read

I. Preliminary Business B. Delegate Check-in: 34 present Quorum requirement met. Almost Folsom AA Kevin M Auburn FWP Emile C Big Book University Kim N Cameron Park Group Annie B Carry the Message Tony T Cottage 12x12 Larry J Daily Attitude Adjustment Laura A Downtown Young Peoples Randy G Elk Grove Group Dale M Fair Oaks Monday Night Sharon E Folsom Big Book Alice J Folsom Saturday Morning Heather B Folsom Way of Life Bill J Galt AA Alyce O Gibbons Noon Tracy T Greenhaven Group Renee L Group One Sheldon E Group Three Connie S Living Sober Woman Kimberly W Natomas Group William S Never on Tuesday Michael K North Hall Lawrence C Orangeville Open Donna N Roseville Tuesday 12x12 Greg W Roseville Tuesday Night Georgia M Sat. Night Candlelight Elizabeth R Serenity Big Book Marie H Serenity Seekers Michael Mc Simple not Easy Maureen W Sixty-Minute Solution Bill P Southport Serenity Steve B Spiritually Speaking Patricia O Spring Fling Committee Butch R Tues. Night Carmichael Micki H

C. Attending Elected Positions: CCFAA Chairperson Roger E Tele-service Chair Absent Asst. chairperson Absent Buck of the Month Absent Recording Secretary David S OOC Chairperson Absent Treasurer Paul S OOC Member Absent PI/CPC Absent OOC Member Tony T Bylaws & Procedures Chair Absent OOC Member Butch R NCCAA Delegate Alyce O Special Needs Chair Absent

II. Approval of Minutes 1. A motion to approve the August minutes with one correction is made and seconded. The vote is 16 in favor 3 opposed. August minutes are approved with the following correction. a. Michael K was here representing Never on Tuesday but was not listed in the minutes.

III. Approval of New Groups 1. No new groups were represented at today s meeting.

IV. Reports of Trusted Servants

A. Tele-service Jeannie A Absent/Written Report presented by Tony T 12 Step calls 102 Information calls 1047 Open Shifts: Friday 5pm 9pm; Saturday 8am 1pm; Sunday 9pm 12am. To make yourself available for an open shift, place your name on the shift waiting list or the shift substitute list call Central Office, 454-1771, Sobriety requirements for shift volunteers are one year.

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October 2004 CCFAA Delegate s Meeting Minutes September 18th 2004 (cont d) (By David S: Recording Secretary)

B. Buck of the Month James S Absent/No Report

C. PI/CPC Dayel P Absent/No Report

D. Special Needs Scott Mc Absent/No Report E. By-Laws and Procedures Andy W. Absent/Verbal Report by Butch R

F. Treasurer Report Paul S. - Present/Report Written Paul S provided his report both verbally and in writing to all the delegates present. Also important to note is that Paul reported CCFAA would not have to pay the impending IRS fine. He thanked our CPA for negotiating this conclusion. In the interest of brevity, for the minutes, Paul s written reports are being published elsewhere in the By- the-Way . If you have any particular inquiries see your CCFAA delegate.

G. Office Operations Committee Jack F. Absent/Verbal Report by Butch R

H. NCCAA Delegate - Alyce O. - Present/Report Verbal Only 1. For more information Call Alyce O. at (209) 745-7767 or log on to www.ncc-aa.org

I. H & I Liaison to CCFAA Kimberly F. Present/Report Written 1. H&I area 42 will be meeting temporarily the third Tuesday at 6:30pm at Woodlake Park 500 Arden way. Starting in October this meeting will move to the Pancake Circus at 21st & Broadway the third Thursday of each month also at 6:30pm. 2. Area 42 (Sacramento) will be hosting the General Committee on October 10th at 11am at North hall. If you are interested in H&I you are welcome to attend. 3. H & I is having its 33rd conference and will be held April 22nd 24th 2005 in Galt. Planning committee meetings are held the 4th Sunday of each month in Galt. Please come out and be of service. Kimberly can be contacted @ (209) 745-1694 or (209) 346-3010 if you have any questions about H & I.

J. Picnic Chair Ty M Present/Report Written 1. Revenue for this years CCFAA picnic is $1,227.00 2. Thank you to all who participated in our picnic to make it such a grand affair. Ty also gave a brief report on the disposition and operation of Central Office at this time.

K. CCFAA Chairperson Roger E. Present/Report Written 1. August 25th 2004 I called an emergency Directors meeting. Under State of California Articles of Incorporation the directors are held responsible for said non-profit corporation. 2. The Directors are Chair Roger E, Assistant Chair Jon M., Secretary David S., Treasurer Paul S. and OOC chair Jack F. 3. Topic of discussion to continue to let OOC manage central office or make changes. In lieu of many duties of the office that were not being performed and missing money ($464.00 approximately.) and a $500.00 debit card misuse we felt change was the best course of action. The locks would be changed with two keys only. The combination to the safe changed with only two people having combination. Ty M. was instructed by the Directors to oversee central office and be held responsible without interference from any OOC member. Ty M. was also instructed if any member of the OOC came in to cause trouble (not help) to call the police. The term help defined by Ty M. not the OOC member. Ty M. and Jon M (Assistant Chair) were given one key each and the safe combination with instructions that no one else except themselves should have these items. Ty M. was also instructed to use OOC members, the Chair, and AA members to help him in unknown areas of office operations. 4. The Directors decided to increase Ty M pay from assistant pay of $10.00 per hour to $14.00 per hour and give him a assistant at $10.00 per hour. 5. Items of concern: A. Names (First and last), addresses and phone numbers of Delegates being removed from central office by OOC members. And Email of this information being put on Internet. B. Missing bank statements and information concerning debit card. C. Central office not having passwords and ability to control Web Site from central office. D. By Laws and Procedures not being up to date with current Internet and computer problems at our Central Office. 6. Recommendations: Leave everything as is until new office manager takes over Oct.12th 2004.

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October 2004 CCFAA Delegate s Meeting Minutes September 18th 2004 (cont d) (By David S: Recording Secretary)

L. CNIA Liaison Jon M. Absent/Written Report presented by Bill P Jon s report included: 1. An apology and explanation of the reason for his absence at this meeting. 2. A recitation of the events and the resulting actions of the emergency directors meeting that was called by Roger E on August 25th. This report was provided in writing to all present delegates. 3. Recommendations of things for the delegates to consider when amending the By-laws to offer guidance in situations such as this should they arise again in the future.

V. Old Business A. No old business is on the agenda and none was brought to the floor by the delegate body B. A count of present delegates was taken at 5:35pm and a quorum of members was still in attendance.

VI. New Business A. The Cottage 12x12 , Serenity Seekers , and North Hall groups requested some time to read short statements from their respective groups to the delegate body of CCFAA. B. Mary requested that someone look into reducing the price of Big Books from Central office. Roger E. volunteered to look into this. C. Alyce O made a motion to move the approval of the minutes from it s current position in the agenda to the end of the trusted servants reports to allow more time for delegate review. After a brief discussion period there was only one vote in favor of this change. Motion defeated. D. A motion is made and seconded to have Ty request from the Webmaster, all passwords and related access information concerning our website and to store said information in a secure location within central office. The vote is unanimous in favor. Motion carries. E. A motion is made and seconded to accept Butch s verbal resignation from the OOC. An overwhelming plurality of delegates voted not to accept said resignation. Motion defeated. F. A motion is made and seconded to adjourn the meeting. Vote is unanimous in favor.

VII. Seventh Tradition = $48.25

VIII. Closing A. The next CCFAA Delegates Meeting will be held October 16th at 4pm. B. The meeting closed at 6:08pm with The Lords Prayer.

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October 2004 Central California Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous August 2004 Balance Sheet

2 Balance Sheet As at 8/31/2004 4 ASSETS 6 Current Assets 7 Petty Cash 195.00 8 Literature Fund-checking 7,012.02 9 B of A CD 31,250.50 10 General Fund-checking B of A (565.54) 11 Special Events-checking 5,976.24 12 Cash Receipts Clearing 10,068.66 Please note: When looking for your 13 Total Cash & Cash Equivalents 53,936.88 14 Total Current Assets 53,936.88 Group s Contributions, on pages 15 16 INVENTORY ASSETS 19-21,all Group Contributions fall 17 Literature 16,313.57 two months behind. The October 18 Paper and Staples 650.22 19 By The Way 0.88 BTW will only represent 20 Total Inventory Assets 16,964.67 21 contributions made for the month of 22 FIXED ASSETS August and year to date. Thank 23 Leasehold Improvements 137.92 24 Office Furniture & Equipment 18,885.27 you for your patience and 25 Accum. Deprec. - Furn & Equip. (7,066.00) 26 Net - Furniture & Equipment 11,819.27 tolerance. If you have any 27 Computer Software 34.00 28 Acc. Deprec. Computer Software 0.00 questions or concerns, please do 29 Total Computer Software 34.00 not hesitate to call the Central 30 TOTAL FIXED ASSETS 11,991.19 31 Office. 32 33 Other Non-Current Assets 34 Total Other Non-Current Assets 0.00 35 If your group number does not 36 TOTAL ASSETS 82,892.74 appear on the list or if your group is 37 ======38 LIABILITIES not listed please contact us so we 39 40 CURRENT LIABILITIES can update all information. 41 Accounts Payable 0.00 42 FIT Payable 107.76 43 SIT Payable 211.69 44 Social Security Tax Payable 181.85 45 Medicare Tax Payable 42.53 46 SDI Payable 100.18 47 Total Accrued Payroll Exp. 644.01 48 State Sales Tax Payable 1,119.28 49 TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 1,763.29 50 51 TOTAL LIABILITIES 1,763.29 52 53 ______54 CURRENT EARNINGS 14,230.18

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October 2004 Central California Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous August 2004 Revenue and Expense Statement 4 CATEGORY DESCRIPTION 7/1-7/31/04 8/1-8/31/04 Year to Date BUDGET 5 Revenues January-April May June July August 6 GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS 39,469.14 5,818.52 6,931.06 9,119.80 4,794.64 66,133.16 78,000.00 7 ANONYMOUS CONTRIBUTIONS 1,241.91 142.50 53.41 85.14 21.00 1,543.96 4,500.00 8 BIRTHDAY CONTRIBUTIONS 667.67 127.00 1.00 55.00 39.00 889.67 1,000.00 9 POSTAGE INCOME 412.42 121.00 102.00 111.00 130.00 876.42 1,200.00 10 BY THE WAY SUBSCRIPTIONS 768.00 161.00 90.00 164.00 60.00 1,243.00 2,500.00 11 DELEGATES MEETING 236.71 0.00 91.68 0.00 0.00 328.39 500.00 12 INTEREST INCOME 104.31 24.64 29.20 26.67 28.21 213.03 350.00 13 ANNUAL PICNIC 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,227.00 1,227.00 5,540.00 14 NET LIT. REVENUE 6,947.83 1,292.06 2,496.67 -43.56 1,672.33 12,365.33 17,000.00 15 OTHER COMMITTEES 227.80 0.00 11.00 0.00 150.00 388.80 120.00 16 TOTAL REVENUE 50,075.79 7,686.72 9,806.02 9,518.05 8,122.18 85,208.76 110,710.00 17 18 Literature 19 Literature Income 5,277.95 6465.5 7,746.10 6,870.60 20 Cost of Good Sold 3,985.89 3968.83 7,789.66 5,198.27 21 Net Literature Revenue (See Line 16) 1,292.06 2496.67 -43.56 1,672.33 22 23 Expenses 24 MANAGER SALARY 10748 2,687.00 2,687.00 3,927.00 672.00 20,721.00 32,240.00 25 CLERICAL SALARY 3863.8 1,238.30 938.66 1,630.00 2,261.12 9,931.88 23,900.00 26 PAYROLL TAXES 1462.89 282.93 3,698.22 1,364.23 425.11 7,233.38 5,000.00 27 RETIREMENT BENEFIT (403(b) PLAN) 390.23 72.56 72.56 72.56 0.00 607.91 1,500.00 28 PART-TIME SALARY 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 800.00 29 ACCOUNTING 1570 275.00 0.00 873.00 226.55 2,944.55 2,700.00 30 ANSWERING SERVICE 593 119.00 106.80 0.00 0.00 818.80 1,400.00 31 MANAGER TRAINING 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 300.00 32 MANAGER CONFERENCE EXPENSE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 500.00 33 POSTAGE 793.65 370.20 212.00 348.00 0.00 1,723.85 2,700.00 34 CA CORPORATE TAX 25 0.00 0.00 10.00 0.00 35.00 25.00 35 DELGATES MEETING 0 80.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 80.00 240.00 36 WORKERS' COMP INSURANCE 0 1,772.53 0.00 0.00 1,772.53 1,200.00 37 HEALTH INSURANCE 1078.04 361.04 355.96 361.04 0.00 2,156.08 7,800.00 38 INSURANCE 598.33 160.83 155.83 160.83 346.66 1,422.48 1,500.00 39 OFFICE SUPPLIES/EXPENSE 3276.86 363.02 350.57 587.05 5.18 4,582.68 4,500.00 40 OCCUPANCY IMPROVEMENT 0 0.00 0.00 211.50 0.00 211.50 200.00 41 MISCELLANEOUS & BAD DEBT 254.12 145.89 215.12 506.50 (84.17) 1,037.46 100.00 42 RENT 3712 928.00 928.00 1,020.00 928.00 7,516.00 11,500.00 43 EQUIPMENT REPAIR & MAINTENANCE 446.91 1,016.63 798.72 561.07 0.00 2,823.33 1,200.00 44 TELESERVICE 0 0.00 0.00 289.47 0.00 289.47 600.00 45 TELEPHONE 1767.94 161.04 194.94 195.48 0.00 2,319.40 3,100.00 46 TRASH 0 67.92 67.92 67.92 0.00 203.76 775.00 47 EMPLOYEE TRAVEL 191.32 31.36 42.24 38.72 0.00 303.64 300.00 48 NCCAA DELEGATES EXPENSE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 200.00 49 UTILITIES 997.36 93.93 97.68 121.94 389.69 1,700.60 2,000.00 50 PUBLIC INFO/CPC 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 120.00 51 SPECIAL NEEDS 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 50.00 52 EQUIPMENT PURCHASES 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 560.00 53 INSURANCE D&O 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,200.00 54 WEBSITE/INFO TECHNOLOGY 76.11 76.11 76.11 142.85 0.00 371.18 2,500.00 55 BANK CHARGES 119 12.00 17.10 12.00 12.00 172.10 0.00 56 TOTAL EXPENSE 31964.56 8,542.76 12,787.96 12,501.16 5,182.14 70,978.58 110,710.00 57 58 OVERALL TOTAL 18111.23 -856.04 -2,981.94 -2,983.11 2,940.04 14,230.18

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October 2004 Central California Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous Group Contribution Group Name Gp No AUG YTD Group Name Gp No AUG YTD COURAGE TO CHANGE 53 150.00 250.00 12 STEP GROUP 291 0.00 DAILY ATTITUDE ADJ. - FAIR OAKS 381 819.85 5,767.01

AA BOOK STUDY 478 0.00 DAILY REFLECTIONS 472 0.00

AA MAD HOUSE ? 0.00 DAVIS AS BILL SEES IT - MENS 397 50.00 100.00

AA UNITY GP 480 420.60 DAVIS FRIDAY NOON GROUP 351 300.00

AA WOMEN'S STEP STUDY 361 0.00 DAVIS HOPE GROUP 54 80.00 390.00

ACTION GETS IT GOING 2 0.00 DAVIS WED. WOMEN'S STEP STUDY 67 131.00

ALIVE N SOBER 554 1,042.80 DAVIS YOUNG PEOPLE'S 482 63.15

AMADOR COUNTY SPKR MTG 194 8.00 DIXON BIG BOOK STUDY 53 0.00

ANONYMOUS 100.00 307.18 DIXON DRY DOCK 530 0.00

ARDEN & MORSE GROUP 4 0.00 DIXON NO NAMES GROUP 57 475.00

AS BILL SEES IT - CARMICHAEL 324 0.00 DOBBINS WILD BUNCH 58 0.00

ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT - DAVIS 547 200.00 DON'T FIDDLE AROUND GROUP 0.00

AUBURN DRY DIGGINS 5 15.00 320.00 DRY DOCK GROUP 61 0.00

AUBURN FWP 6 13.38 875.56 E.G. IN ALL OUR AFFAIRS 392 0.00

AUBURN OVER 50 GROUP 10 90.00 EARLY BIRD GROUP 0.00

AUBURN WOMEN'S STEP STUDY 361 0.00 EAST YOLO FELLOWSHIP 63 70.00

BIG BOOK SEMINAR 5005 0.00 ELK GROVE BROWN BAGGERS 410 0.00

BIG TIME SOBRIETY 344 60.00 ELK GROVE CAME TO BELIEVE 16 0.00

BOOK STUDY MEETING 47 0.00 ELK GROVE DAILY REFLECTIONS 617 0.00

BRIDGESTONE GP 15 50.00 ELK GROVE FELLOWSHIP 673 200.00 800.00

BY THE GRACE 552 75.00 ELK GROVE GROUP 67/673 690.00

CAMERON PARK GROUP 19 610.49 ELK GROVE HELPING HANDS 671 0.00

CAMERON PARK WOMEN OF AA 550 0.00 ELK GROVE MEN'S THUR. 6PM 501 0.00

CAN DO GROUP 638 0.00 ELK GROVE POA WOMEN'S 496 60.00

CARRYING THE MESSAGE 622 0.00 ESPEE FELLOWSHIP 69/64 60.00

CATHEDRAL GROUP 22 1,160.00 F.O.WHAT A WAY TO START WEEKEND 296 45.15 WOMEN'S GP CHAPTER THREE GROUP 502 125.14 FAIR OAKS BEGINNERS 72 142.72 CITRUS HEIGHTS AA@NOON 467 40.00 FAIR OAKS MONDAY 40.00 CITRUS HEIGHTS GROUP 34 109.11 FAIR OAKS ONE DAY AT A TIME 387 50.00 CITRUS HEIGHTS STEP STUDY 535 0.00 FAIR OAKS THURSDAY NIGHT 71 100.00 CLARKSBURG MEETING 531 575.00 FAIR OAKS VILLAGE GROUP 5054 400.00 600.00 COLFAX FRIENDS OF BILL 23.50 FIRESIDE FELLOWSHIP 75 20.00 COLFAX GROUP 35 0.00 FIRST THINGS FIRST 365 0.00 COME AS YOU ARE GROUP 615 430.00 FIT FOR LIFE 330 457.84 CORDOVA BIG BOOK STUDY 45 135.00 FLORIN SUNDAY NIGHT 76 252.89 CORDOVA FRIDAY NIGHT GP 39 150.00 FOLSOM BIG BOOK 545 325.14 CORDOVA GOOD MORNING 25.00 FOLSOM FRIDAY NIGHT 506 293.94 CORDOVA K.I.S.S. 42 50.00 175.92 FOLSOM NEW LIFE 517 200.00 200.00 CORDOVA LUNCH BUNCH - MON. 426/226 50.00 FOLSOM SATURDAY MORN. MTG. 607 0.00 CORDOVA SATURDAY NIGHT 679 150.00 FOLSOM SATURDAY NIGHT 79 0.00 CORDOVA SATURDAY NITE MENS 44 0.00 FOLSOM TUESDAY NIGHT MEN'S 371 437.21 CORDOVA SERENITY SEEKERS 352 160.99 FOLSOM WAY OF LIFE 557 1,024.22 CORDOVA SUNDAY NIGHT 41 20.00 FOLSOM WEDNESDAY GROUP 78 420.00 COTTAGE 12X12 STEP/STUDY 47 35.92 FOLSOM YOUNG PEOPLE'S GP 624 0.00 COTTAGE GROUP - WEDNESDAY 48 0.00 FORESTHILL BENT NICKEL GROUP 81 50.00 COUNTRY CLUB GROUP 51 300.00 FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH 662 0.00

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October 2004 Group Name Gp No AUG YTD Group Name Gp No AUG YTD FOUR REASONS GROUP 549 90.00 MCCLELLAN THUR. NIGHT OPEN 164 170.00

FOX HALL (YUBA CITY) 311 25.00 160.00 MCKINLEY PARK GROUP 353 300.00

FREEDOM FROM BONDAGE 82 40.00 MONDAY NIGHT YOUNG PEOPLE 610 0.00

FREEDOM GROUP 83 178.00 356.00 MONDAY WOMEN'S STEP STUDY 159 320.80

FRIDAY NIGHT AA MEETING - CARM. 623 91.75 MUSTARD SEED GROUP 162 29.89

FRIDAY NITE GROUP AA 655 139.00 MYSTIC CHIX 635 195.02 404.29

FRIDAY WAY OUT GROUP 542 20.00 20.00 N. AREA MEN'S GROUP ?? 200.00

FRUITVALE GROUP 526 50.00 150.00 NATOMAS GROUP 411 0.00

GALT FELLOWSHIP 90 365.00 NEVER ON TUESDAY 653 190.00 1,149.00

GEORGETOWN GROUP 92 0.00 NEW HOPE GROUP 172 466.80

GIBBONS MONDAY 130 WOMENS ? 74.00 NEWCASTLE BIG BOOK 648 50.00

GIBBONS NOON 668 1,489.55 NO WHINERS - WOODLAND 470 160.00

GO TO ANY LENGTH GROUP 91 90.54 NORTH AUBURN GROUP 656 50.00

GOTTAWANNA GP 95 2.01 218.85 NORTH HALL GROUP 177 310.59 2,082.87

GRANITE BAY/LAKESIDE 97 208.00 NORTH HIGHLANDS GROUP 166 27.00 121.60

GREENHAVEN GROUP 109 900.00 NORTH SAC GROUP 178 0.00

GROUP ONE 111 0.14 180.14 OAK PARK FWP 179 0.00

GROUP THREE 112 749.00 OAK TREE 180 542.60

GUSTINE FELLOWSHIP 684/694 50.00 ORANGEVALE NEW START 183 0.00

H STREET FWP 618 172.00 172.00 ORANGEVALE OPEN 182 433.00

HANGTOWN GROUP 166.00 ORANGEVALE SIXTY MINUTE GP 490 275.00

HAPPY CAMPERS 457 0.00 PATHWAY TO SPIRITUALITY 191 163.42

HAPPY DESTINY 91.00 195.00 PHOENIX FWP 193 50.00

HAPPY JOYOUS & FREE 114 200.00 PINE GROVE FELLOWSHIP 651 15.00

HEAD ACROSS WOMEN'S 505 27.75 PIONEER SIERRA FOOTHILL 195 0.00

HELPING HANDS 671 73.78 PLACERVILLE APPLESEED 196 120.00

HIGH FLYERS 476 0.00 PLACERVILLE HANGTOWN GROUP 198 0.00

HOLY SMOKELESS 115 0.00 PLACERVILLE SUNRISE ATT. ADJ. 644 0.00

HUMMINGBIRD HOLLOW WOODLAND 310 0.00 PLEASANT GROVE GROUP 652 0.00

IN ALL OUR AFFAIRS 394 330.00 PLYMOUTH GROUP 0.00

INTO ACTION 533 25.00 QUEST FOR CHANGE 503 0.00

JACKSON FELLOWSHIP 119 0.00 RAILROAD FLAT AA GROUP ? 10.00

KISS AS BILL SEES IT WOMEN'S 519 158.48 RANCHO MURIETA GROUP 609 110.00 1,085.00

LAGUNA STUDY GROUP 666 0.00 REBELLION DOGS 363 26.99

LIFE AFTER ALCOHOL 636 719.63 RESCUE GROUP 667 0.00

LINCOLN THURSDAY NIGHT GP 539 45.78 357.78 RIO LINDA FELLOWSHIP 203 175.00

LIVE OAK GROUP 496 0.00 RIVER CITY ROUNDUP 0.00

LIVING SOBER WOMEN - FRIDAY 345 96.32 498.80 RIVER PARK RECOVERY 554 306.00 598.80

LIVING THE DREAM ? 0.00 RIVER PINES AA 10.00 20.00

LOOMIS FELLOWSHIP 132 30.00 60.00 ROCKLIN FWP 677 50.00 350.00

LOOMIS THURSDAY WOMEN'S STUDY 461 0.00 ROCKLIN RACETRACK GROUP 436 0.00

LOOMIS WED AM BOOK STUDY 681 87.00 ROCKLIN THURSDAY NITE GROUP 612 0.00

LOOMIS WOMEN'S STEP STUDY 222.00 ROCKLIN TUESDAY NITE SOL 642 0.00

MAD @ KENNETH GROUP 683 127.01 ROLOFF TO RECOVERY 435 535.97

MARYSVILLE DOWNTOWN GP 102 150.00 270.00 ROSEMONT STICK/WINNERS 205 0.00

MARYSVILLE SERENITY GP 142 50.00 ROSEVILLE 5TH STREET FWP 465 540.00

MATHER BROWN BAGGERS 145 5.00 20.00 ROSEVILLE CHAPTER 3 GROUP 502 0.00

MATHER THURSDAY NIGHT 144 80.00 ROSEVILLE EASTSIDE FWP 206 0.00

MCCLELLAN BROWN BAGGERS 163 10.00 ROSEVILLE FRIDAY NIGHT WOMEN'S 211 0.00

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October 2004 Group Name Gp No AUG YTD Group Name Gp No AUG YTD ROSEVILLE HAPPY DESTINY 207 25.00 THREE LEGACIES GROUP 280 100.00 290.00

ROSEVILLE INDIAN CHARLIE'S 213 10.00 10.00 THURSDAY MORNING STEP 460 0.00

ROSEVILLE MEN'S STAG 210 0.00 THURSDAY NIGHT MEN'S GROUP 281 300.00

ROSEVILLE MONDAY NITE FWP 208 50.00 275.00 TOO YOUNG 682 466.00

ROSEVILLE TUE. 12X12 STUDY 646 0.00 TRADITIONAL GROUP 283 450.65

ROSEVILLE TUESDAY NIGHT 215 250.00 1,975.00 TRIANGLE GROUP 614 100.00 550.00

ROSEVILLE TWELVE STEPPING STONES 216 0.00 TUESDAY 12 STEPS TO SOBRIETY GP 0.00

ROUND TABLE GROUP 217 50.00 211.09 TUESDAY CARMICHAEL 285 128.00

RULE 62 90.00 TUESDAY NIGHT BEGINNERS 459 212.65

SAC MONTHLY SPEAKER MEETING 5028 200.00 TURNING POINT 360 100.00

SACRAMENTO DOWNTOWN MEN 640 0.00 VALLEY SPRINGS COFFEE BREAK ? 5.00

SACYPAA 647 0.00 W.H.O.'S IN FOLSOM 440 127.00

SATURDAY E.D.I. 527 501.44 WE CAN GROUP 660 0.00

SATURDAY NEWCASTLE FWP 0.00 WE CARE 293 48.55 148.55

SECOND CHANCE 494 0.00 WE SURRENDER MEN'S 601 0.00

SERENITY BOOK & STEP STUDY 613 60.00 160.00 WEDNESDAY WOMEN'S GIBBONS 295 257.50

SERENITY STEPS 49 50.00 WEDNESDAY WOMEN'S STEP 672 0.00

SHARING & CARING GROUP 222 350.00 WEEKEND WOMEN - SATURDAY 296 252.40

SIERRA FOOTHILLS FELLOWSHIP ? 87.65 WEST SLOPE FELLOWSHIP 379 0.00

SIERRA PINES - AUBURN 687 0.00 WHAT A WAY TO START A WKND 61.10

SIERRA STEP SISTERS 678 121.92 WHITE FLAG MEN'S GROUP 299 286.55

SIERRA WEDNESDAY AM GP 224 300.00 WILTON GROUP 302 0.00

SIMPLE BUT NOT EASY 50 0.00 WINTERS KITCHEN TABLE 304 180.74

SISTERS IN SERENITY 540 120.00 WOMEN ACE IT 334 15.00

SISTERS OF SOBRIETY 665 21.00 WOMEN TO WOMEN 532/5052 0.00

SIXTY MINUTE SOLUTION GROUP 500 569.14 WOMEN'S CLOSE KNIT GROUP 534 0.00

SOLUTIONS FOR MEN 543 0.00 WOMEN'S REFLECTIONS II 664 15.50

SOUTHPORT SERENITY 627 117.00 WOMEN'S STEP STUDY II 663 87.27

SOUTHSIDE SOBRIETY 343 0.00 WOODLAND GROUP 308 84.00

SPIRITUALLY SPEAKING GROUP 238 0.00 WOODLAND TRADITIONAL GROUP 650 30.00 240.00

SPRING FLING GP 5038 10,104.00 WTS ANONYMOUS GROUP 2002 100.00

STEP SISTERS 511 0.00 YUBA CITY 329 GROUP 31 0.00 STRAIGHT MEN'S GROUP 259 3,200.00 TOTALS 4,912.64 66,111.69 STRAIGHT TALK GROUP 260 0.00

SUNDAY BOOK STUDY 420 0.00

SUNDAY MORNING SERENITY 506 386.28

SUNDAY NIGHT MEN'S MEETING 475 0.00

SUNDAY NIGHT RECOVERY HOUR 261 0.00

SUNRISE SPEAKER MEETING 262 55.62

SUNSET HAPPY HOUR WOMEN 267 265.00

SUNSET NOON - THURSDAY 26 72.00 72.00

SUNSET SATURDAY 11:30 AM GP 266 0.00

SUNSET TGIF GROUP 27 0.00

SUNSET WOMEN - 11AM WEDNESDAY 273 214.80

SUTTER BUTTES ROUND-UP 606 0.00

SUTTER CREEK PATHFINDERS 493 3.95

SUTTER GROUP 51 0.00

SUTTER/GOTTAWANNA 512 584.32

THANK GOD IT'S SMOKE FREE 487 675.00

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