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August 1998

By: J.S.B. | Brownsville, Pennsylvania

Sobriety on the Shenandoah

PO Box 1980

August 1998

By: Ken J. | Dekalb, Illinois

Ninety-nine years of sobriety

PO Box 1980

August 1998

By: Mary Lou Z. | Naples, Florida

Al-Anon and the three Cs

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August 1998

By: Don H. | Gibsons, British Columbia

Membership fee

PO Box 1980

August 1998

By: Jack F. | Aurora, Illinois

Tin can tied to his tail

PO Box 1980

August 1998

By: Bill W. | Conjilon, New Mexico

A way to measure serenity

Mr. High Bottom

August 1998

By: Wayne B. | Montpelier, Vermont

The Quick and the Dead

August 1998

By: V. G. | Edmonton, Alberta

A memorable celebration of sobriety

AA Is Not for Sale

August 1998

By: B.L. | New York, New York

We may be paid for our special skills but not for doing what keeps us sober. - Tradition Eight - Alcoholics Anonymous should remain forever nonprofessional, but our service centers may employ special workers.

Your Move

August 1998

By: Carolyn P. | Los Angeles, California

Two cents' worth

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