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AUGUSTS D7 Newsletter: (NOTE Susan's email address is: d7newsletter24@gmail.com)
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UPCOMING EVENTS:
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EYE OPENER UNITY BBQ - Saturday Sept 28, 3-5 p.m. @ Alano Club - OPEN to all recovery groups
HAPPY HOUR 34 YEARS CELEBRATION - Friday Oct. 11, 5 p.m. @ Alano Club. Food & Speaker Meeting
OKTSOBERFEST (GRATITUDE BANQUET) - Sat. Oct. 19 @ Asotin County Fair Pavilion - Doors open at 4, Dinner starts at 5 p.m. See flyer to purchase Tickets $5.
MEETING UPDATES:
RTFB Group of A.A. - NEW MEETING LOCATION > 1211 Washington Street, Clarkston WA
in the Fairhaven Homes Community Center
Beginning Saturday Sept 21,2024 - 9:00am - 10:30am Click here to see the FLYER
OPEN SERVICE POSITIONS:
MEETING CLOSURES:
GOD Meeting - Tuesday 7 PM
Whistling in the Dark - Wednesday & Saturday's 8:00 PM
7 Ridges - Friday 6:30 PM
STANDING COMMITTEE POSITIONS OPEN - Panel 74
District 7 is accepting service resumes for the below listed standing committee positions for the current Panel 74 rotation. Resumes may be submitted via email or in person at District 7 Business Meetings.
District Secretary - Greg F. has stepped up and is the Acting Secretary. The Secretary keeps accurate and complete minutes of each District Committee Meeting and emails them to the Trusted Servants before the first of the month. Receive all the Trusted Servants digital Reports and reflect them in the Business Minutes. The secretary maintains a list of all participating groups in the District.
Cooperation with the Professional Community Committee (CPC) - The Committee uses the appropriate workbook to carry the message to retirement homes, and other facilities where alcoholics have a difficult time attending regular meetings out in the community. This committee strives to cooperate with doctors, lawyers, ministers, law enforcement officials, and other professionals.
Treatment and Accessibility Committee (TAC) - The Committee uses the appropriate workbook to carry the message to in/out patient treatment centers, retirement homes, and other facilities where alcoholics have a difficult time attending regular meetings out in the community. The TASN committee works to make sure the AA message to including but not limited to hearing, language, or physical boundaries.
D7 Handbook Ad-hoc Committee: Click here to view
Click here to download an electronic service resume form here in Word format with fillable fields, or you may provide your own service resume form if you desire. Please note that you can also make yourself available for more than one position if you would like to be of service but are not committed to a specific committee.