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CNIA AREA ACCENTS A confidential newsletter, published by the officers of the California Northern Interior Area (CNIA), a General Service Area of

Alcoholics Anonymous. Articles appearing in the Accents are the opinions of their authors. Only actions of the Area Committee or

Area Assembly speak for CNIA as a whole. In accordance with the Group Conscience of the CNIA Assembly, first and last names

are published. Thus, respect the spirit of Tradition 11 when utilizing this newsletter.

Volume 38 Issue 8 AUGUST 2012

GSR Preamble: We are the General Service Representatives. We are the link in the chain of communication for our groups with the General Service Conference and the world of A.A. We

realize that the ultimate authority in A.A. is a loving God as He may express Himself in our group conscience. As trusted servants, our job is to bring information to our groups in order that

the group can reach an informed group conscience. Passing along this group conscience we are helping to maintain the unity and strength so vital to our fellowship. Let us, therefore, have

the patience and tolerance to listen while others share, the courage to speak up when we have something to share, and the wisdom to do what is right for our groups and A.A. as a whole.

A reminder for 7th Tradition contributions to CNIA: Don’t forget to include your group’s name, GSO ID and to sign the check! Please mail to: CNIA, P.O. Box 161712, Sacramento, CA 95816-1712

CHAIR’S REPORT Vikki L

[email protected]

I want to start out my report by expressing my gratitude to

the trusted servants who make themselves available to serve

in General Service. I know it is not always fun or easy to sit in a hot room all day on a Saturday in the middle of Summer.

For me, I do it because I love Alcoholics Anonymous and I feel I need to give back what was so freely given to me. Also

I do it because I have made a commitment to be there and

to do the best I can. But more than that, I am there because I have a responsibility to the people that I serve who trust

me to carry the message of Alcoholics Anonymous.

We had our last Area Committee meeting on Saturday, July 21st in West Sacramento. After the morning reports, we

moved onto the discussion items. The first item was the pos-

sibility of the Area paying an old debt acquired by a “dark” district. Telephone calls were made to the company regard-

ing the bill, and we have not received a return call. We have not received an invoice. We need an actual invoice with de-

tails from the company before we consider making any con-

tribution toward this debt. After a full discussion and plenty of participation, we decided to wait until we receive the in-

voice and the contract from the business. This conversation will continue in August.

We continued our discussion regarding the Accents/Acentos becoming just anonymous. We were reminded that in Au-

gust 2011, there was a motion to publish the Accents/Acentos in only anonymous versions. The vote was 10 in

favor; 9 opposed. We needed a two-thirds majority. Since we did not get a two-thirds majority, the motion did not

pass. The other discussion item was the possibility of having

a YPAA Chair at the Area level. There was a request for the job duties/responsibilities to be formed so we could better

assess the situation. Both this discussion and the Accents discussion will continue next month.

I also want to take an opportunity to thank you for sending

me to NCCAA in Auburn last month. I had an amazing time! It was an honor to represent CNIA at the business meetings.

It was really cool to hear the Delegate’s report from Coastal. I want to say thank you to Nancy M. and Roger M. for their

participation. Lela did a wonderful presentation about Unity

in General Service. Woody R. presented the history of CNIA and NCCAA. There was a ton on service and recovery

crammed into one weekend. I hope if you get the chance, please do not miss the next NCCAA Conference. It is going

to be in Sacramento on October 5th, 6th and 7th at the Wood-lake Inn. Also please let me know if you plan on going. As

always, I am looking for volunteers to serve as readers, mod-

erators, etc.

Thank you for letting me be of service.

Love, Vikki L Area Chair Panel 62, Area 07

Contents

Chair’s Report Cover

Literature Chair Report 2

July ACM Minutes (Unapproved) 2-7

Assembly, Liaison Reports 3

Appointed Chair Reports 3

District Reports 4–6

Officers’ Reports 6

Delegate’s Report 6-7

Discussion topics 7

AGENDA 8

Financials

Profit & Loss Statement 9-11

Balance Sheet 12

Mini-PRAASA flyer 13-14

CNIA Contact 15

CNIA Calendar 16

CNIA AREA ACCENTS Vol. 38 No. 8 AUGUST 2012

LITERATURE CHAIR REPORT Celia B

[email protected]

It’s an exciting time to be literature chair. It’s probably always exciting, but this is my opportunity and I’m grateful

to have it. Thank you for this chance to learn more about our literature and share it with you guys.

First, I’d like to talk about translations, how we carry the

message to people we will never see and can never talk to. Our literature has been translated into 87 languages such

as Hmong, Korean, and Nepali. As of June 30, 2012, there are 1,152 publications, including pamphlets, in other lan-

guages. Many languages “for now, only have a list of the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions in that language with

translations of books, pamphlets, etc. a tenuous dream for

the future (from “AA Translation Worldwide” as presented to the General Service Board in July 2012)”.

Alcoholics Anonymous alone has been translated into 67 languages. AAWS is currently translating the book into

Navajo. Thirteen other translations are being worked on

around the world with AAWS’s permission and the help of the international literature fund (a fund maintained by the

many General Service Offices around the world in order to publish literature where no service structure exists). The

Big Book will soon be available in K'iche' (Mayan), Bambara (Mali), and Haitian Creole, among several others.

As you know, new literature on spirituality (including sto-

ries from atheists and agnostics) is still in process. We re-ceived 200 stories before the submission deadline passed.

These were weighted toward traditional spiritual experienc-es and the Conference Literature Committee recommended

to the Trustees Committee that we ask for more stories to

better reflect the beautiful diversity of our fellowship. This was just a recommendation and the final decision is up to

the Trustees Committee. But we should pay attention be-cause we may have another opportunity to share our expe-

rience. Regarding new publications: The updated version of AA

and the Armed Services was just released , with several

new stories that reflect more recent military experience. Also, the Trustees Literature Committee is in the process of

deciding on one final piece of the update of Living Sober. Once they reach their decision, the book will be ready to

go. Both Living Sober and the new As Bill Sees It, which

includes the 12 Concepts for World Service, will be printed as stock runs out in about two months. All three of these

publications, as well as the new AA Service Manual and the Membership Survey pamphlet, should be available at our

Mini-PRAASA in October. Please come by the literature

table to check them out. Finally, I’d like to share with you something cool that I

learned from a DCM at our last Area Committee Meeting. The Library of Congress currently has a show in the Smith-

sonian of the 88 “Books that Shaped America”, crucial books that define who we are as a country. Alcoholics

Anonymous is one of those 88 books. On display is a fac-

simile of the first edition as it was published in 1939. It is humbling that our book is included among The Federalist

Papers, Benjamin Franklin’s Poor Richard’s Almanac, The

Cat in the Hat, and other great works. It’s a wonderful

testament to the impact our literature and our program of recovery have had on millions of alcoholics in the country

and around the world.

In love and service, Celia B Area 07 Literature Chair, Panel 62

Minutes (Unapproved)

CNIA 07 Area Committee Meeting July 21, 2012

East Yolo Fellowship West Sacramento, CA

The Area Committee Meeting of California Northern Interior

Area (CNIA) was held at the East Yolo Fellowship, East Yo-lo, CA, on July 21, 2012, from 10 a.m.-3:20 p.m. Area

Chair, Vikki L, called the meeting to order at 10 a.m. fol-

lowed by the Serenity Prayer. The GSR Preamble was read in Spanish by Joel O, Alt DCM, D-53. The 12 Traditions

were read by Sherry B, DCM, D-47. The Twelve Concepts were read by Eddie A, Area Webmaster.

INTRODUCTIONS Vikki introduced Past Delegates: Lee W – Panel 58, Mari-

anne H – Panel 56

ANNOUNCEMENTS Amparo M is our Translator today and NCCAA is in Sacra-

mento October 5-6-7, 2012

ASSEMBLY/LIAISON

REPORTS

MINI-PRAASA – Districts 30 and 22 – Titia A, Chair of

Mini-PRAASA (October 19-21, 2012) at the Frogtown USA Fairgrounds of Calaveras County, Angels Camp, CA; loca-

tion is 5 miles out of town; pre-register for BBQ dinner. There are not a lot of dining options in town. Lodging cut-

off date is 10/12/12 (4 hotels and RV camping). Flyers with Registration form are in this month’s Accents.

Winter Assembly – January 19-20, 2013 – Terry D, D-19 Alt DCM & Chair

2013 Winter Assembly Committee has secured Franklin Hall at Yuba City Fairgrounds - January 19 & 20, 2013. Copies

of the Rental Agreement are available. The refundable

cleaning deposit is due 10/19/12 and hall fees due 11/19/12. The Saturday night dinner is $14.00. Registra-

tion is $15.00. Flyers available soon. RVs are accepted in fairgrounds.

PRAASA 2017 – Jan P -- We have begun the process for the PRAASA 2017 Bid in Sacramento, CA. Contacts have

been made, dates being checked, meetings set up.


SACYPAA– Jessica – SACYPAA

stands for Sacramento Young People in AA. We host a speaker meeting 4th

Saturday every month at St Mark’s Church, Sacramento. Before the June

23rd meeting, we played Wiffle Ball

then had a Scavenger Hunt. July 28 will be a Hide & Seek Water Tag with

blow sticks and water guns. August is 90s Dance Night. September will be

Comedian Night with real comedians. Oct/Nov we voted to have Servicepa-

looza again.

CONSIDERATION OF THE JUNE

2012 MINUTES The June 2012 ACM Minutes were

unanimously approved

Appointed Chair Reports Accents Publisher –[email protected] -- Mary O

I asked printer for extras copies to pick up; they did not have them. Timing is

‘tight’ for September; I will be out of

town most of the month. I will be in touch with everyone regarding the

necessary deadlines.

Archives – [email protected] –

Athena W, Alt DCM D-25 for David C -- Archives Chair, David C,

attended NCCAA in Auburn and Sacra-mento Unity Day.

BTG – [email protected] -- Matthew L

Bridging The Gap had 12 referrals and

3 successes last month! I gave presentation at Fremont Fellowship in

D-32; 10 people attended. Kelley M also gave a PI/CPC presentation. BTG

Workshop for the Area will be on Sep-

tember 15. I’m attending BTG in Min-neapolis, MN, with Woody R, Past Del-

egate and H&I liaison.

Eservices – [email protected] –

Jenn D We did not meet this month. The subscribing link for Accents/

Acentos was removed from the web-site. Contact the [email protected] if

you want to receive the newsletter.

Finance – [email protected] – Tom

A Guidelines state to have a pre-limnary budget at the August

ACM. Followed up with Officers and

Appointed Chairs. We’re looking at existing QuickBooks software and ways

to use effectively and make it user friendly. We discussed any needs for

2010 and 2011 tax filings.

Grapevine/LaVina --

[email protected] — Connie G Here’s the news from the Grapevine

Newsletter (available to anyone at AA-Grapevine.org).

New eBooks: Young & Sober,

Step by Step and Emotional Sobriety I & II

Happy 16th Anniversary La Viña on

July 29, 2012

2013 GV Calendars and Pocket

Planners

50% off CDs and 75% off Tapes on AAGrapevine.org. These items are dis-

continuing.

Submit photos for the 2014 Calen-

dar - Deadline December 1, 2012

Receive the free daily Grapevine Quote online or via email on AAGrapevine.org

Ami B, Grapevine Editor, Irene D, La Viña Editor, and Donald, Grapevine

Board Member, will be at the Pacific Regional Forum in Fairbanks Alaska. I

will be attending. I attended Sacra-

mento Unity Day in June. I will attend La Vina Workshop in West Sacramento

on August 12. Grapevine and La Vina materials will be at the CCF picnic on

August 19 at Elk Grove Park. I would love to come to your events; email me

at [email protected]. Be sure to

book in advance.

Literature – [email protected] – Celia B -- Last month I attended 3 fun

events: D-11 Services Workshop, Sac-

ramento Unity Day and Auburn Unity Day. I am available to bring the litera-

ture display to your events. In addi-tion to books, pamphlets, CDs and

DVDs, I have some ‘cool’ service mate-rial to show off: a piece on Country-to

-Country Sponsorship (how countries

help AA get established elsewhere and build a service structure), history of

the Serenity Prayer, service pieces on AA Around the World, services provid-

ed by GSO/AAWS, how to deal with

the influx of new members, and more!

Webmaster – webmas-

[email protected] – Eddie A Subscription link for the newsletter

was removed from the website. Last month we had 16,000 page views and

15,000 unique visitors. This month so

far we have had 12,000 page views and 11,000 unique visitors so far this

month. Luz Maria, Lee and I are work-ing to make the Spanish website cor-

rect and launched as soon as possible.

District Reports

D-09 – Steve C, DCM – June 19 had the 2nd Service Workshop, about 40

attended. Today is Unity Day @ Yre-ka; August 26 Unity Day is in Mt Shas-

ta; and another Unity picnic in Redding

with Phil R as speaker. Our phones are being answered about 100 miles

away and we’re researching to have them answered closer. We had 3 new

GSRs at our District meeting; all posi-tions are filled and Sept 3rd is our next

meeting.

D-11 – Cindy C, DCM – All are doing

well in District and attendance is up. We had a workshop with Vikki, Mike K,

and Celia, who all did a great job. 7th

Annual Sober Sister Convention on August 11 is a one day event, 8:30- 4

p.m. We are using language in our groups saying please add an extra $ in

the basket to help the programs in our groups.

D-15 – Jenn D, DCM – Lela gave a great report. New GSRs are coming

along. Still don’t have an Alt DCM. We have assistance from 4 Past DCMs.

YP in Chico want to do Group Invento-

ry; they didn’t know what it meant and asked for assistance.

D-17 – Jan H, DCM -- Woodland’s

annual Fall Festival potluck-speaker

meeting is Saturday, September 15. Kenny B. from Sacramento is speaker;

flyer is in the By-The-Way. Thank you, Michael K., for GSR School at our Dis-

trict meeting. We learned more about General Service. Michael said, "the

Service Manual is the Why we do this;

the Twelve Concepts is the How we do this." D-17 is planning a Workshop

mailto:[email protected]







http://www.aagrapevine.org





Day in late September or October cov-

ering a variety of topics throughout the day. More information is coming.

D-19 – Judy T, DCM – We thanked

Joan P, Answering Service Coordinator,

with two years of service. PI/CPC will participate in the annual Veteran’s

Stand Down on August 24-26 at River-front Park. Volunteers are being re-

cruited. The Fey Esperanza Group, Live Oak, will have a Spanish Confer-

ence at Gridley Fairgrounds, November

23-25. Everyone is welcome. (Juan Z is the contact). DCM and 2 GSRs will

attend Mini-PRAASA. Area Delegate, Lela M, will be guest speaker August

4th at 10:00 am at 518-12th St,

Marysville. Finance Committee is pre-paring 2013 projected budget and de-

tails of proposed answering service options for September. Presentation

by Grapevine rep Terry D; discussed BTG, ‘dark’ groups and Self-Support

letter from GSO. We will begin an

“Ask it Basket” at August District meet-ing. Many of our group members are

eager to learn more about AA and the service structure.

D-20 – Dan L, DCM Kelly R is our new Alt DCM. At the June 30 District

meeting learned Bridging the Gap rep was able to meet with a dying alcohol-

ic and, later, to comfort his wife as the

result of an AA Hotline call. Our D-20 Webmaster is working with CNIA

Eservices to establish mutual internet links. Saturday, September 29 is our

Unity Day celebration date. Lela will share her General Service Conference

experience at our July 28th D-20 meet-

ing.

D-21 – Dick B, DCM On June 26 our Delegate, Lela M, gave the General

Service Conference report. July 6-8 at

Auburn Fairgrounds, NCCAA Panels and speakers brought the “message”

to a huge attendance. On July 14 at Auburn Unity Day, Rod B and others

brought our three Legacies into focus and how we function as a society.

D-22 – Tom A, DCM Our last District Meeting held July 11th with 14 attend-

ing. Recording Secretary and BTG Rep positions were filled. We’re still look-

ing for Grapevine rep. Groups are do-

ing well with good attendance. We are

looking to possibly move our Archives

to a less expensive site. D-22 Group Inventory Committee will present in-

ventory questions in the future. Our Guidelines are being reviewed by GSRs

for possible changes and outdated ver-

biage. Area Delegate, Lela M, will attend our August D-22 meeting and

present the Conference report. Area BTG, Matthew L, will come to our Sep-

tember meeting. The District is mov-ing forward with adding audio files on

the website. We had brief discussion

about possible addition of Young Peo-ples Representative to Area 07; this

item was tabled for future discussion. I booked flight and hotel stay for the

Regional Forum in Fairbanks, Alaska.

D-23 – Athena W, Alt DCM Last

meeting I practiced as secretary; only 3 showed up. GSR from Primary Pur-

pose nominated me to be Alt DCM. I don’t know where she is now, haven’t

seen her since. I attended Unity Day

Picnic and I was thanked for helping. I owe AA everything I can give. I need

a service sponsor to help me.

D-24 – Jon S, DCM We had 9 GSRs,

2 Alt GSRs and 3 D-24 officers at our July 11th District meeting. 4 were new

GSRs attending for their first time. Michael K facilitated a GSR school that

was very helpful to all. Many items

were covered; one was Service Spon-sorship and two of the GSRs sought

out sponsorship. Unanimous ac-ceptance re: change of date for the

2013 Pre-Conference Assembly. Cath-erine N is working on November Dis-

trict Inventory. New meeting “By the

Book” is held Friday’s 6:30 a.m. @ 15th & J Sts. North Hall is having a Tradi-

tions Workshop focusing on the 11th Tradition and Internet Guidelines on

September 8th. Regina K will present

YPAA and possible Area Appointed Chair position at our next District

meeting.

D-25 – Deanna, DCM Regina K pre-sented Young People being represent-

ed in Area. She helped us understand

her proposal. • Midtown Solutions ~ New Meeting~ began July 14th, young

people, open, one-hour Saturday 5:30 p.m. • Group Three has Young Peo-

ple’s meeting every Saturday @ 10:00

p.m. • Last Sunday was the 1st Con-

cepts & AAWS Workshop. It was mod-

erately attended and well received. A special thank you to Joan for her con-

tribution and support in getting the meeting started. • We are grateful to

have been a part of the great Sacra-

mento Unity Day.

D-27 – Jon C, Alt DCM for Lee P, DCM At our last District meeting on

June 19th we had 18 GSRs and 5 offic-ers. Reports by GSRs and ACM report

back were given. We discussed 2

Workshops to be hosted by District 27 in the upcoming months; one on

Grapevine and the other on Bridging the Gap. A committee was formed for

BTG and met to decide on presenters

and the format for the workshop. A date, location and flyer should be

ready by next ACM. The Grapevine Workshop will be discussed at our next

District meeting. A motion was made and approved to conduct a District in-

ventory in August. Thank you to all of

the “Unity Day” committee members for all of their hard work. The Sacra-

mento Unity Day was a great success and fun was had by all who attended.

D-29 – Nancy M, DCM Our monthly meeting is the last Monday of the

month. We met on June 25th; 9 GSRs and 2 Alt GSRs attending. We had 2

new GSRs: Toby from Too Young and

Rick K from a reactivated group, Se-cond Chance! Connie G gave us an

excellent presentation on Grapevine. We discussed the financial possibilities

of AAWS vs GRAPEVINE. The Natomas Group had a group inventory which I

facilitated. (This is the 2nd largest

group in D-29 with approx 100 mem-bers.) Some great ideas and topics

were discussed and we will have follow up solutions meeting on August 9th:

welcoming and sponsoring newcomers,

attracting diverse members and providing literature in their language,

steering committee job descriptions, and conducting more frequent busi-

ness meetings were a few. Rio Linda Fellowship added a monthly speaker

meeting on the second Friday each

month. Sponsorship Workshop was held Friday June 29. Traditions Work-

shop is in August and November will mark their 29th Anniversary potluck.

Sacramento Unity Day: Wow! This day

was amazing! Discovery Park was


beautiful, the weather perfect, music

bumping, and delicious food. Fellow DCMs did a great job putting it all to-

gether. One Spanish and one English speaker with translation at the mic…a

huge thank you to Luz Maria for trans-

lating for us! Especially when a 90 day young lady thanked us and said she

hadn’t smiled and laughed that much for many years! And, special thanks to

Kelley, Celia, Dave, Connie and Joe (Spanish H&I).

D-30 – Larry A, DCM All is going well in D-30. We held 2 of the 3 Secre-

tary and GSR Workshops. Thank you to Michael K for his help.

D-31 – Jim H, DCM D-31 held its monthly meeting on 7/18 at Delta In-

tergroup Central Office in Stockton, CA. Group Reports: H&I report given

by Mike A. Big Bookers is hosting SNL in Stockton Sept. The group is still

making adjustments in its donations to

service entities while building a pru-dent reserve fund. Primary Purpose

Fellowship: Harry gave report. Group is installing a lockbox on the thermo-

stat in an effort to control utility costs.

The Fellowship will host an anniversary dinner in Oct. Pershing Fellowship: Liz

(GSR) gave report. Group Inventory is August 19 with Vikki and Lee W assist-

ing. ** The NCCAA flyer for the Sac-

ramento event has incorrect phone #. The correct telephone number is: 916.922.2020. D-31 has new mailing address: PO Box 1977, Lodi, CA,

95240. Mail from Area to me can be sent to PO Box 772, Woodbridge, CA,

95258.

D-32 – Cynthia B, DCM & Sunni R,

Alt DCM District meeting was June 20th with 7 GSRs (Dave E, new from

Midtown Fellowship) and 1 Alt GSR.

We had Kelley M and Matthew L con-duct a Workshop at Fremont Fellow-

ship on July 11th. Thank you Kelley and Matthew! Those attending got

‘fired up’. We discussed District Guide-lines and District Inventory. We reim-

bursed Michael K for his mileage.

Open positions are liaisons for Inter-group and H&I. Coming events: Lela

M, Delegate, will give Delegate’s report Saturday, August 25 @ 1 pm at

Back2Basic Fellowship, Manteca. Re-

covery Central has annual picnic on

August 18 in Tracy. Midtown (Victory Park on Pershing, Stockton 10-3) &

Back 2 Basics, speaker Rich H (Northgate Park, Manteca 11-4) will

host picnics on September 9. Septem-

ber 15 is Women’s Hand-in-Hand Day Conference in Lodi. FYI: Announce-

ment made by Library of Congress picks 88 books that represent and

identify what the US is and the Big Book was one of the books selected!

D-34 – Philip S, DCM June 10 a new member from San Jose attended our

District meeting. We changed format of District meeting to read and discuss

the Traditions and Concepts and how

they work together. Jeff, GSR, Oakdale Fellowship, passed away.

D-36 – Roy L, DCM – Our meeting

was June 24th. Karen D attended PI/CPC Workshop in Roseville and got a

lot of tips. Our BTG had 2nd meeting

on July 20. Our Unity Day planning committee has agreed on having PI/

CPC, BTG, Archives, Literature, H&I and GSR information tables set up.

Our next meeting is July 22.

D-40 – Pete C, DCM We had our

District meeting in Mariposa on July 1st. We discussed our District Unity

Day at Bass Lake for September 9 @

noon. Details will be discussed in the North Fork meeting. We decided to do

the Traditions Play and have a couple roles left for the play. Speaker TBD;

flyers have been distributed in the Dis-trict, more info upcoming.

D-41 – Dave D, Alt DCM D-41 meeting was held on July 9 with 3

GSRs, DCM, Alt DCM, Treasurer and FCYPAA liaison present. Area 07 Dele-

gate, Lela M, presented her report

from the General Service Conference, sponsored by the 3 Fresno districts.

Approx. 35 people attended. A special thanks to Lela and all those who

helped make this an informative and memorable event. District 41 has fi-

nally obtained an Post Office Box –

District 41 Area 07, P.O. Box 5481 Fresno, CA 93755. District finances

are OK and prudent reserve has been met.

D-47 – Sherry B, DCM We didn’t

meet in July. Excited about Pre-Conference Assembly in 2013 and the

panel is working together. Registra-tion and flyers will be available, hope-

fully on our website. Last month I

brought a situation to the Area regard-ing the outstanding balance on an an-

swering service. I have attempted to reach the woman who contacted GSO

to obtain a copy of the invoice and contract and it has been unsuccessful.

No further information is available at

this time.

D-53 – Miguel E, DCM We meet every Friday. The 3rd Friday is our Dis-

trict meeting, 4th Friday is discussion

on GSC agenda items for 2013; other Fridays are study. Last Friday we dis-

cussed about bill owed for D-49. Ma-jority of the groups were in agreement

to pay the amount due. GSRs passed the basket for 7th Tradition and we

received $48 to pay for the bill. The

committee for the District’s 20th Anni-versary was discussed. Coordinator

Narciso, Secretary Jose, Tesorero Vic-tor, Alt DCM Joel O, and DCM Miguel E

are here today from D-53. We thank

Lela and Lee for participating in this event!

D-54 – Pedro C, DCM We have our

meetings 1st and 3rd Thursday at 7-9

pm every month. They have 10-12 RSGs in attendance. Thank the com-

mittee on June 30 for sharing with all of you. We are working on our 11th

Foro that will take place in Fresno on Dec 1st. We are also working to have

a La Vina Workshop the 12th of August

with Connie, Grapevine Chair (La Vina Coordinadora), in West Sacramento.

We share and support groups for their Anniversary and also working towards

celebrating 78 years of AA in June

2013.

D-55 – Luis L, DCM The District has meetings on Wednesday. We are also

supporting the 11th Foro for December 1st. Our next meeting will be 18th of

July and discuss a new secretary, new

coordinator of LaVina and coordinator for this District. I feel more committed

to these new members and commit-tees. We have a new coordinator for

public information. We are continuing


to visit new groups in the area. We

have a study meeting of the General Service Manual and other items. For

these meetings we bring people from other Districts to share with us and for

me, as DCM, I feel fortunate to serve

my District and do it with pride.

D-56 – Martin C, DCM This District has 2 meetings per month; 2 for study

and 2 for new discussion. One is to study the General Service Manual. One

is business working on information for

Area and local District. We report on a new group that opened up and a com-

mittee invited unity with all other groups, especially with events and an-

niversaries. We had a committee for

11th Foro come and visit us from Riverbank. We are working to assist

with this event in Fresno, D-53. We are also working with a committee for

LaVina for everyone to increase sub-scriptions.

OFFICERS’ REPORTS

Registrar – [email protected] –

Brent G I received few address

changes. There is information in your folders. We receive a return guaran-

tee addressed card from post office to make changes when not accepted by

mail. It’s a way to make updated changes with groups receiving mail

from the Area.

Secretary – [email protected] –

Jan P Thank you so much for your emailed and written reports – it helps

a great deal to verify information you

say at the mic OR, if you might be ab-sent, your report can be read and will

appear in the Accents/Acentos.

Treasurer – [email protected] – Ann R This month processed dona-

tions, paid bills, updated banking rec-

ords to reflect the new officers includ-ing your treasurer. Melody T. of the

Finance Committee and I reviewed the current process for accounting to see

where we may be able to streamline

our processes, where we might make some changes in our reporting to you,

so the financial aspect of our service speaks to you and is easily under-

stood. We have some ideas, but will

take a bit of time to put them into

place. We look forward to perhaps graphical representation of our finan-

cial status in the months to come. We are bringing our tax records current

with notifications to Franchise Tax

Board and the Internal Revenue Ser-vice as required for non-profit status.

I thank our Officers for our monthly Officers meeting. Please mail your

Area Expense Reports to Treasurer, Ann R, CNIA 07, P.O. Box 161712,

Sacramento, CA 95816-1712, or give

to me at the Area meeting.

Alternate Chair – [email protected] – Michael K

My apologies for not submitting a writ-

ten report for the June ACM. Nancy H, General Service Trustee for Grapevine

Board, will speak after dinner at Mini-PRAASA! Be sure to register for the

dinner early because the deadline is a week earlier! I’m planning on chang-

ing the usual format of Mini-PRAASA to

be more like PRAASA and to help GSRs learn. I attended GSR Schools in Dis-

tricts 11, 17, 19, 24 and 30; contact me if you want to have a GSR school.

I am looking for volunteers: DCMs to

serve on the Committee for Area In-ventory and the Committee for the

GSO Inventory. GSRs to serve on pan-els at the Area Assemblies. DCMs to

obtain a list of available GSRs and ei-

ther email me with your list or give to me at the August ACM. We need pan-

elists for NCCAA in Sacramento! Please let me know if you’re interest-

ed.

Chair – [email protected] – Vikki L

I attended the following: June 17 Sharing/Caring; June 23 was Unity Day

in D-19; June 24 was GSR School with Mike K in Redding; June 30 was Sacra-

mento Unity Day and spoke about

General Service; July 6-8 was NCCAA in Auburn and represented CNIA at the

business meeting. I heard the coastal Delegate; Lela presented unity in Gen-

eral Service; Woody R presented histo-ry of CNIA and NCCAA. The next

NCCAA is at Wood Lake Inn, Sacra-

mento on October 4-6. On July 14th, I shared at Oak Park Fellowship in Sac-

ramento. We held our monthly Offic-ers meeting via conference call on July

17th and discussed Area & GSO Inven-

tory, Forum in September, Proposed

Budget. Our next meeting is August

15. Lee W and I are invited to Per-shing Fellowship in Stockton to facili-

tate a group inventory. And August 26 is the NCCAA steering committee

meeting in Stockton.

Alternate Delegate –

[email protected] – Kelley M Wednesday, July 11, I gave a PI/CPC

presentation to D-32 at Fremont Fel-lowship in Stockton. Bridging the Gap

(BTG) Chair Matthew L also presented

at the meeting. I attended the Sacra-mento Area CCF PI/CPC Meeting, held

the second Monday of every month. The Committee is working on a variety

of projects including wider distribution

of Public Service announcements and opportunities for outreach to the pro-

fessional community. I attended my first NCC Conference in Auburn and

listened to the CNCA Delegate give his Conference Report. I participated in

the CNIA Officers Conference call. I

am available to serve as a Resource Coordinator for any Districts who are

seeking help for their PI/CPC Commit-tees. The new membership survey is

available online and pamphlet is availa-

ble through aa.org.

DELEGATE’S REPORT

By Lela M ([email protected])

New Groups – Hornbrook Specials,

D-9; Nuevos Amigos, D-53; Precisely How. D-17; Sisters into Solutions, D-

11.

Delegate Reports, and other Recent visits to Fresno for Spanish his-

tory of Districts, Fresno for Combined District visits (English), D-15 Chico, D-

21 Auburn, NCCAA in Auburn. Upcom-

ing visits are: Grass Valley, Yuba, Placerville, Manteca. Invitation from

NCCOM (Northern California Central Office Managers) to speak – they are

asking about AA online store, eBooks, experience at the conference, and oth-

er items.

Nominating It was my honor to for-ward an updated resume for the Hon-

orable Richard A. Vlavianos’ for consid-eration as a Class A Trustee. GSO

acknowledged the resumé and let me

know that he is in the active file for








consideration. People in CNIA have

submitted resumés for AAWS and GV Non-Trustee Director positions – it will

be exciting to hear if people are called for interviews. I understand that Rod

is Chair of AAWS Nominating Commit-

tee and has received many resumés, with the window still open.

Finance Terry Bedient letter – inputs

were due July 15th about ways to be self supporting without literature. We

had two memos from Past Delegates.

A few highlights to consider -- One suggested a personal plan and a group

plan, and one suggested ways to cut expenses.

Reminder: Birthday envelopes are a

great way to contribute. (Dick B is acquiring some for the Area.) Other possibilities: Have or set up own per-sonal “Plan”. Our CNIA Inventory has

been done but we may do again. GSC Inventory – the ad hoc committee de-

cided how to weave in financial input

from members. Perhaps consider less $ for dinners @ conferences and as-

semblies. Maybe request annual con-tribution from groups.

New Publications Grapevine: AA GV, Young and Sober in book form and

ebook; AA GV Ebook – Emotional So-briety 1+2, Step by step; Daily GV

quote online www.aagrapevine.org

with 10,400 daily subscribers! 50% of CDs and 75% off tapes.

AAWS AA and the Armed Forces

pamphlet (new look); 2011 member-ship survey highlights (average age of

member is 49 years old); GSO Mark-

ings on the Journey – digital subscrip-tion at www.aa.org

Treatment and Special Needs

Committee The conference commit-

tee recommended some changes that won’t appear until next printing of the

kit. Still have some in stock. Highlights include: change wording in the section

on basic suggestions (you may hear basic suggestions for sobriety); remov-

al of fact sheet – it is redundant.

Reminder: BTG Workshop in Min-

neapolis in September Some questions to consider for

GSC and our Area: How does GSC

deal with diversity (Latinos/African

American/less meeting attendance – what are we doing about it? Work-

shop topics are great, but what are we really doing about it? Conference fo-

cus was vision – now looking at 5

years out – what is the typical out-reach we can do – we have inefficien-

cies and how to become more effi-cient. General Service Office – per-

haps a number to call automatic sys-tem and tell what you want as has

been done with the Birthday enve-

lopes. A group in San Diego doesn’t agree with GSC and begun the process

for the subtitle for the AA pamphlet for military. Diversity or lack of it – some-

thing in our inventories that we ad-

dress here: youth Hispanic and Young People in our community – hope with

upcoming inventories will be more spe-cific. Please highlight problems BUT

add solutions too! USINESS

Discussion Topics

D-47 Request for D-49 Answering Ser-vice Non-Payment December 2011-April 2012 (continued discussion from June ACM) Telephone calls were made to woman with company regarding bill and they

have not returned any of the calls, therefore no further information can

be given. We have not received an

invoice. We need an actual invoice with details from the company before

any funds are paid. D-53 contributed $48 and D-47 is putting in a ‘holding’

account. Unfortunately, this District has gone dark in the past (many little

towns over a very large area) and

there is a concern about members in the District not receiving Area or GSO

information; there is a possibility to combine D-47 and D-49.

Appointed YPAA Chair Possibility by Regina K (continued discussion from June ACM) ACM requested job duties/responsibilities to be formed and no

one here today; however, we want to know responsibilities of a YPAA

Chair // We are surprised there wasn’t any YP attending as representative at

this ACM // Our Area has been trying

to have YPAA liaison’s give a report // We want to be as inclusive as possi-

ble // YPAA is primarily for socializing

and concerned about knowing the Tra-ditions // Do Appointed Chairs vote?

No // YPAA has a liaison to NCCAA – perhaps liaison to CNIA instead // Fi-

nancial implications if Appointed Chair

vs a liaison // Idaho Area has the only YPAA Appointed Chair // ICYPAA was

founded for the purpose of providing a setting for an annual celebration of

sobriety among young people in AA // more discussion at the August ACM.

Consider Publishing Accents/Acentos All Anonymous We were reminded that in August 2011

there was a motion to publish the Ac-cents/Acentos in only anonymous ver-

sions. 10 in favor; 9 opposed. We need 2/3rd vote to change.

Discussion to be continued at the Au-gust ACM

Motion to close and seconded to ad-journ @ 3:20 p.m.

Respectively submitted Blessings & Humbled Thankfulness,

Jan P, Recording Secretary

[email protected] Area 07, Panel 62


http://www.aa.org



CNIA PANEL 62

AUGUST ACM

AGENDA

Saturday, August 18th, 2012

10:00 am Call to Order

Serenity Prayer

12 Traditions (short form)

12 Concepts (short form)

Introductions

Announcements

Assembly Reports

Consideration of the July 2012 minutes

Liaison Reports

Central Offices

H&I

YP

7th Tradition

Appointed Chair Reports

District Committee Member

Reports (DCM’s)

Officer Reports

Housekeeping (coming out of reports)

12:00 Lunch

1:00 Delegate’s Report

1:30 New Business

2:00 Discussion Topics

3:30 What’s On Your Mind

4:00 Close


CNIA Profit & Loss (cash basis)

January through July 2012

January - July 2012 Ordinary Income/Expense Income 4 · Contributed support 4010 · Group Contributions 25,397.92

4020 · Seventh Tradition 4021 · 7th - ACM 270.00

4022 · 7th - Assy 717.91

Total 4020 · Seventh Tradition 987.91

Total 4 · Contributed support 26,385.83

5 · Earned revenues 5110 · Literature Sales 1,100.50

5140 · Grapevine Sales 550.00

5160 · Assembly Income 5162 · Election Assy - '09 0.00

5160 · Assembly Income - Other 2,385.57

Total 5160 · Assembly Income 2,385.57

Total 5 · Earned revenues 4,036.07

Total Income 30,421.90

Expense 7600 · Officers Expenses 7620 · Delegate 7621 · Mileage 300.46

7622 · Lodging 176.13

7623 · Registration, Meals, Coffee 91.00

7624 · Phone, Copies, Supplies 1,598.87

7628 · General Service Conference 900.00

7631 · PRAASA 371.40

Total 7620 · Delegate 3,437.86

7640 · Alt. Delegate 7641 · Mileage 173.47

7642 · Lodging 73.39


7644 · Phone, Copies, Supplies 32.33

7647 · Forum 948.00

7651 · PRAASA 440.69

Total 7640 · Alt. Delegate 1,700.88

7660 · Chairman 7661 · Mileage 708.03

7662 · Lodging 435.44



7670 · NCCAA 205.45

7671 · PRAASA 518.62

Total 7660 · Chairman 2,258.17

7680 · Alt. Chairman 7681 · Mileage 252.74

7682 · Lodging 114.90



7691 · PRAASA 516.05

Total 7680 · Alt. Chairman 1,491.85

7700 · Secretary 7701 · Mileage 138.55 7702 · Lodging 83.31


CNIA AREA ACCENTS Vol. 38 No. 8 AUGUST

CNIA Profit & Loss (cash basis)

January through July 2012

January - July 2012


7711 · PRAASA 357.51

Total 7700 · Secretary 667.95

7720 · Treasurer 7721 · Mileage 231.57

7722 · Lodging 48.98



7731 · PRAASA 495.10

Total 7720 · Treasurer 1,617.02

7740 · Registrar 7741 · Mileage 1,182.88

7742 · Lodging 134.17



7751 · PRAASA 1,065.73

Total 7740 · Registrar 2,624.10

7600 · Officers Expenses - Other 6.50

Total 7600 · Officers Expenses 13,804.33

7800 · Appointed Chair Expenses 7820 · Literature Chairman 7821 · Mileage 272.24

7822 · Lodging 167.01



Total 7820 · Literature Chairman 663.15

7840 · Grapevine Chair 7841 · Mileage 152.60

7842 · Lodging 118.18



7851 · PRAASA 409.30

Total 7840 · Grapevine Chair 814.71

7860 · Bridging The Gap 7861 · Mileage 253.15

7862 · Lodging 40.00



Total 7860 · Bridging The Gap 394.15

7880 · Accents Chairman 7881 · Mileage 49.80

7882 · Lodging 75.94


7891 · PRAASA 723.98

Total 7880 · Accents Chairman 988.72

7900 · Archives Chairman 7901 · Mileage 51.46


Total 7900 · Archives Chairman 86.46

7940 · Translation Committee 7941 · Mileage 139.79

7942 · Lodging 99.23

7943 · Registration, Meals, Coffee 91.00 Total 7940 · Translation Committee 330.02


CNIA

Profit & Loss (cash basis) January through July 2012

January - July 2012

7960 · Other Appointed, Ad Hoc Commit 7969 · PI/CPC 133.63

Total 7960 · Other Appointed, Ad Hoc Commit 133.63

Total 7800 · Appointed Chair Expenses 3,410.84

8000 · Assemblies 8010 · Winter Assembly 8014 · Printing, Copying, Supplies 33.03

Total 8010 · Winter Assembly 33.03

8020 · Pre-Conference Assembly 8021 · Facility Rent 1,786.00

8022 · Facility Insurance 570.00

Total 8020 · Pre-Conference Assembly 2,356.00

8030 · Post-Conference Assembly 8034 · Printing, Copies, Supplies 53.00

Total 8030 · Post-Conference Assembly 53.00

8040 · Mini-PRAASA 8041 · Facility Rent 100.00

Total 8040 · Mini-PRAASA 100.00

Total 8000 · Assemblies 2,542.03 8100 · Accents, Grapevine, Literature 8150 · Accents & Acentos Production 8153 · English Accents Printing 2,779.22

8156 · Spanish Acentos Printing 464.96

8158 · Accents & Acentos Postage 1,813.76

Total 8150 · Accents & Acentos Production 5,057.94

8180 · AA Grapevine Purchases 3,285.95

8190 · AA Literature Purchases 1,035.78

Total 8100 · Accents, Grapevine, Literature 9,379.67

8200 · Meeting Room Expenses 8210 · Rent, parking, other occupancy 500.00

8230 · Liability Insurance 440.00

8240 · Archives Facility Rental 1,350.00

Total 8200 · Meeting Room Expenses 2,290.00

8500 · Misc expenses 8510 · E-Committee Expenses 267.22

8520 · Equipment & Support 1,997.84

8540 · General Service Conference 2,000.00

8590 · Other Expenses 46.00

Total 8500 · Misc expenses 4,311.06

8600 · Taxes & Fees 8620 · Sales taxes 184.00

8650 · Taxes - other 25.00

8660 · Fines, penalties, judgements 40.00

Total 8600 · Taxes & Fees 249.00

Total Expense 35,986.93

Net Ordinary Income -5,565.03

Net Income -5,565.03


CNIA Balance Sheet

As of July 31, 2012 (Cash Basis)

ASSETS Current Assets Checking/Savings 1001 · Bank of America Checking 8,947.18

1002 · Bank of America Savings 9,112.76

Total Checking/Savings 18,059.94

Total Current Assets 18,059.94

Fixed Assets 1650 · Electronics 1652 · Computers 1653 · Cost 6,000.00

1654 · Accumulated Depreciation -4,652.72

Total 1652 · Computers 1,347.28

Total 1650 · Electronics 1,347.28

Total Fixed Assets 1,347.28

TOTAL ASSETS 19,407.22

LIABILITIES & EQUITY Equity 3001 · Opening Bal Equity 29,047.71

3010 · Unrestrict (retained earnings) -4,075.46

Net Income -5,565.03

Total Equity 19,407.22

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 19,407.22


CNIA 07 Mini PRAASA

October 19, 20 and 21, 2012 Frogtown USA

101 Frogtown Road

Angels Camp, CA 95222

Hosted by District 30

Discounted lodging available at: mention “Discount Code Area 07”

Discount cutoff date 10/12/12

Angels Inn Motel Rate: $84.15 plus tax Reservations: (888) 753-0226 www.angelsinnmotel.com/

Gold Country Inn Rate: $76.00 plus tax Reservations: (800) 851-4944 www.goldcountryinnangelscamp.com/

Murphys Inn Motel Rate: $109.65 plus tax Reservations: (888) 796-1800 www.murphysinnmotel.com/

Murphys Suites Rate: $143.65 plus tax Reservations: (877) 728-2121 www.murphyssuites.com/

Camping is also available:

Frogtown RV Park Call: 209-736-2561 for more information

Dinner: Tri-tip/Chicken Combo, salad, beans, bread

Vegetarian dinner also available

More Info? Contact Assembly Chair, Titia A.: 209 768-8060

CNIA 07 Mini PRAASA Registration Form

Name Phone District

Service Position: GSR Alt GSR DCM Alt DCM AA Member

Area Officer Position Other

Registration: $10 Unlimited Coffee: $3 Dinner: $22 ____ Total Enclosed $

Registration for Dinner must be received by 10/10/2012

Please make checks payable to:

District 30/Mini PRAASA

Mail completed form and check to: PO Box 43, Murphys, 95247-0043

http://www.angelsinnmotel.com/

http://www.goldcountryinnangelscamp.com/

http://www.murphysinnmotel.com/

http://www.murphyssuites.com/


From North

Highway 99/Sacramento Area Heading south on Highway 99,

Take the CA-16 E/Jackson Rd. exit and

follow east.

Turn right at Highway 49 toward Jack-

son

Follow Highway 49 into Angels Camp

Continue on Highway 49 through old

Angels Camp

Turn left on Gunclub Rd.

Follow around to the right to

Frogtown Fairgrounds.

From South

Highway 99/Fresno Area

Heading north on Highway 99,

Take Exit 211 / CA-165 Central

Turlock/Lander Rd

Turn right onto Lander Ave.

Turn left onto N. Golden State Blvd.

Bear right onto Geer Road which turns

into Alberts, which turns into S. Yo-

semite Ave. Take that for 19 miles

In Oakdale, turn right onto Highway

CA-108, CA-120 and take it to Sonora,

approx. 35 miles

Take ramp Stockton St. onto CA-49

toward downtown Sonora/Angels

Camp

Turn left on Washington St / CA-49

Take Highway 49 toward Angels

Camp, 7.9 miles, through Sonora,

Columbia, Over Melones Lake

Turn right on Frogtown Rd

Follow around to the right to

Frogtown Fairgrounds

Accents Subscription:

Name:_______________________________District #________

Address:_____________________________________________

City:________________________State:_______Zip:_________

Email:_______________________________________________

Circle your selected distribution method: Email Mail

Mailed subscriptions $4/yr. Make check payable to CNIA.

Mail to: Registrar

33979 Globe Drive Springville, CA 93265

Area General Service Committee Meetings:

3rd Saturday of each month, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

East Yolo Fellowship

1040 Soule Street, West Sacramento, CA (map below)

CNIA ARCHIVES CENTER 1807 Navy Drive (at Fresno Ave) Suite #11 Stockton, CA 95555

(ROGERS Construction, Inc Near Port of Stockton)

Second Floor Rear

From Fresno(and other points south): North on 99, West on 120,

North on I-5, Exit at W Charter Way - turn left at bottom of ramp.

Keep to right and after about 100 ft make a right on to Navy Drive.

From Sacramento(and other points north): South on I-5, Exit at

Fresno Ave - turn right at bottom of ramp. Keep to right and after

about 100 ft make a right on to Navy Drive. . From both directions Continue on Navy Dr until just past Fresno Av.

The Archives is located in the building on the NW corner of the inter-

section of Navy and Fresno. The entrance is at the far end of the

building, up the stairs.

Call Archivist:

CNIA Archives Will Be Open the 1st Saturday - Noon to 5 pm

99 I-5

Fresno Ave

Navy Dr Charter Way

Hwy 4

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(I-80) Sacramento

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1040 S

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CNIA TRUSTED SERVANTS

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