THIS IS THE YEAR OF UNITY

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1 VOLUME V 49, ISSUE 4 CHANGING TIMES THIS IS THE YEAR OF UNITY APRIL 2018 I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E : Sobriety Celebrations 2 Spring is here, the time of renewal and growth. We will be nominating and voting in three new Board Members on April 8, The meeting will be held at Primary Purpose. The address is: 3038 North 52nd St. KCK I hope to see many of you there. Also, we will vote in new officers for the Delegate Meetings. The Delegate Meetings are held on the 2nd Sunday, monthly. The Board Meetings are on the 3rd Wednesday monthly. Calendar of Events 3 Area & District Meetings 4 Where to Mail Donations Group Changes, Recurring Events April Election Info The Board Members have various duties. They do over-see the running of the Office. They also help in the planning of all yearly events. The list goes on...the next event is our Annual Picnic, which will be held at Macken Park in NKC, MO. The planning for the 50th Anniversary of Central Office in the KC area will begin in April. What an exciting event to be a part of...there is much work involved, however the JOY will definitely outweigh the work. Central Office Delegate Meeting 8-9 Group Donations 10 Attending Groups 11 CO Finances Office Stats The Delegate Meetings allow one Delegate from each group to have a say and a vote. We have the opportunity to share what works and what does not in our Home Groups. Communication is always the key to understanding. In our Fellowship we each have a voice. Differing ideas are what can bring about positive growth. Our Traditions keep us grounded, they have since These Service positions are vitally important, time and effort are required. The positions also require commitment, dedication and a willingness to do the work. Declaration of Unity: This we owe to A.A. s future: To place our common welfare first; To keep our Fellowship united. For on A.A. unity depend our lives, and the lives of those to come. Teresa Anderson

2 P a g e 2 Happy, Happy Birthday! Debbie C. Nuts & Bolts KC 34 Years Vernon G. New Vision 31 Years Jim Mc. Turner Group 28 Years Sandy O. Lenexa Group 26 Years Don O. NE Johnson County 20 Years Tammy A. Pleasant Hill 10 Years Sam G. P III 7 Years Happy Birthday to all at Alive Again for a combined 83 Years of sobriety!!!!! These are folks who have donated at least one dollar a year in gratitude for their sobriety to YOUR Central Office. There are birthday envelopes available at the office or you can get them from your Central Office Delegate. We appreciate the people who show their gratitude this way. Congratulations! The Over Thirty Club Keep Coming Back! Doug H. Bonner Springs 34 Years Vernon G., Jr. New Vision 31 Years Ron D. Bonner Springs 30 Years All of these people got their names in the paper because someone took the time and trouble to let us know they were celebrating. Be proud of your old-timers! Call the office and let us know of anyone who is celebrating 30 or more years of sobriety. Let them know you care enough to share! Please make certain to include your name and group when sending in your Birthday donation so we can be certain your information is listed. The accounts at Central Office are now updated!!! Here are the addresses: thedirector@kc-aa.org Teresa Anderson themanager@kc-aa.org Andrea Hicks kccentraloffice@kc-aa.org General Office Mailbox Thank you for you patience through this update.

3 VOLUME 49, ISSUE 4 P a g e 3 Calendar of Events APRIL DISTRICT 6 PRESENTS SPRING INTO SOBRIETY, HALL CRAWL AND UNIFICATION EVENT--Starts Friday, April 6 th 7:30 pm at Welcome House (1414 E. 27 th Street, Kansas City, MO, 64108) Ends Sunday at the Paseo Group (2340 E. Linwood, Kansas City, MO with a Service Workshop at 2pm 8 CENTRAL OFFICE DELEGATE MEETING ANNUAL ELECTIONS, 10 a. m.--primary Purpose Kansas, 3038 N. 52 nd Street, Kansas City, KS 66104, ***Please park across the street from the hall (North), at the elementary school*** AREA 25 COMMITTEE MEETINGS Quality Inn, 2110 West Crawford St., Salina, KS, WOMEN IN RECOVERY LUNCHEON KANSAS CITY Country Club Christian Church, 6101 Ward Parkway, Kansas City, MO, 64113, 11 am-2 pm, Please register, no tickets sold at the door ( ) 18 BOARD of DIRECTORS MEETING 7 Central Office, 200 E. 18 th Avenue, North Kansas City, MO, SPRINGTIME IN THE OZARKS INN OF THE OZARKS, EUREKA SPRINGS, AR ( ) st ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL MEN S CONFERENCE, IAAMC NY 2018 Hilton New York, Queens, NY ( ) 21 DISTRICT 23 1/4 LY SPEAKER MEETING, West Side Presbyterian Church, 1024 Kasold Drive, Lawrence, KS, doors open at 7:30 p.m., wheelchair accessible 21 INDEPENDENCE GROUP #1 AA s Got Talent Potluck & Talent Show Kentucky Road, Independence, MO, 64052, (816) Music Food Artwork Crafts Fellowship, Please bring a dish or snacks, 6 pm-11:30 pm KANSAS CITY GROUP #1 is celebrating 77 years!!! 10 a.m., 311 W. 80 th Terr, KCMO, ( ) PRESENTS 2 nd ANNUAL SPEAK EASY Noon-9 p.m., 716 S. Harrison, Olathe, KS, WING & A PRAYER S 26 TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Wallace Park N. Mullen Road, Belton, MO (off 163 rd Street), 8 am 10 pm, Meetings and Speakers throughout the day, Potluck lunch and dinner The Kansas City Central Office publishes the Changing Times. The views and opinions expressed are not necessarily those of the Central Office or AAWS, Inc. The editor reserves the right to edit for length and clarity, and for accuracy concerning the quoting of AA material. Changing Times is about, by, and for the members of the Fellowship of AA. Quotes from Alcoholics Anonymous, the Twelve Step and Twelve Traditions, The Service Manual and Conference Approved literature and pamphlets reprinted with permission of AA World Services, Inc. and the Grapevine, Inc. There is a subscription form on the back page of the issue. It is $12.00 per year. All groups get one sent to them at no cost. Thank you all for your contributions and support of the Changing Times and your Central Office. We publish something for everyone, the mistakes are in the newsletter for a reason, so everyone will have something to appreciate.

4 P a g e 4 ````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` Area Service Schedule AREA 25 COMMITTEE MEETINGS APRIL 13-14, 2018 QUALITY INN 2110 WEST CRAWFORD ST. SALINA, KS AREA 39 ASSEMBLY JUNE 23-25, 2018 Best Western Inn 3120 S. Limit Ave. Sedalia, MO District Service Schedule DISTRICT 9 KS Second Thursday of each month at the Bethel Group, 7856 Leavenworth Rd. Kansas City, KS Committees meet at 6:30PM, District meeting at 7PM. DISTRICT 10 KS First Thursday of the month at the Steps in Action Group, Antioch Rd., Overland Park, KS Committees meet at 6PM, District meeting at 6:30PM DISTRICT 23 KS Second Saturday of the month at Westside Presbyterian Church 1024 Kasold, Lawrence, KS at 10AM ````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` Would you please help us carry the message to our siblings behind the walls? It s better to get to go to jail than to have to go to jail. For further information, please contact us: Missy M Ted U We have found much of Heaven and we have been rocketed into a fourth dimension of existence of which we had not even dreamed. DISTRICT 1 MO 2nd Sunday of the month at 5:15PM at the Methodist Church at 1st and Main in Maryville, MO DISTRICT 2 MO, Quarterly at a date and time TBA DISTRICT 3 MO 2nd Sunday Every Month at 2PM Liberty Group 1323 E. County Rd. H, Liberty, MO DISTRICT 6 MO, date and time TBA Mike D. Platte City Solutions 11 Years DISTRICT 7 MO, date and time TBA Brent J. Wing and a Prayer YOU WILL BE MISSED DISTRICT 10 MO May 20, 2018 at 2 pm at Harrisonville Group 106 N. Independence, Harrisonville, MO, 64701

5 V o l u m e 4 9, I s s u e 4 P a g e 5 GENERAL SERVICE OFFICE PO Box 459 Grand Central Station New York, NY Or online at KANSAS AREA 25 KANSAS AREA ASSEMBLY PO BOX 3565 SHAWNEE, KS or online at KS DISTRICT 23 PO Box 1939 Lawrence, KS WESTERN AREA MISSOURI AREA 39 WAMO TREASURER 8905 Holly Kansas City, MO WAMO DISTRICT 4 Lewis B. 202 Lake Street Sweet Springs, MO WAMO DISTRICT 6 PO Box Kansas City, MO YELLOW CAN FUND AREA 25 PO Box Overland Park, KS WAMO DISTRICT 1 Tim C. PO Box 62 Rock Port, MO WAMO DISTRICT Fuller Drive Kansas City, MO KS DISTICT 9 PO Box Kansas City, KS WAMO DISTRICT Duncan St. Joseph, MO WAMO DISTRICT E. 267th Harrisonville, MO KS DISTRICT 10 PO Box Overland Park, KS WAMO DISTRICT Central St. Unit #1310 Kansas City, MO WAMO DISTRICT DICKENSON ST CHILLICOTHE, MO New s, Please let us know where to have the donations sent for your district! It suggested that each group pay its bills and establish a prudent reserve based on monthly expenses. Once this is done, the excess amount may be distributed as follows: 10% to District 10% to Area Committee 30% to General Service Office 50% to Central Office This is one suggested distribution plan from the pamphlet, Self-Support: Where Money and Spirituality Mix. F-3. It is available here at the office.

6 P a g e 6 Group Changes NEW GROUP!!!! VETS IN RECOVERY, 4101 S. Fourth Trafficway, Leavenworth, KS, 66048, in the Domiciliary, Wednesdays at 7 pm, ALL are welcome College Boulevard Nooners remove Sunday 1:30 pm Humble Beginnings remove Friday 6:30 pm Keep It Simple, OPKS add Sundays 4 pm closed topic, enter through NW door North Kansas City Group add Beginners meeting on Monday and Friday at 6:30 pm, Wednesdays add Step meeting at 6:30 pm Roe Center Group remove Saturdays Noon Simple Sobriety, Blue Springs add Ladies Meeting on Thursdays at Noon There Is A Solution, Osage Beach add open meeting Tuesdays at 9:30 am Voice of Truth delete Friday, Saturday and Sunday meetings, potlucks will continue on the first Saturday of the month at 7 pm Recurring Events Post your on-going events here! Let people know about what is happening at your group. Call us and we will post it here and on the web. IT s A BLAST If you would like to get blasts with event information, please themanager@kc-aa.org with BLAST in the subject line.

7 P a g e 7 This is election time for Delegate Officers and the Board of Directors. Elections will be held April 8, 2018 at the Primary Purpose Group at 3038 N. 52nd St. Kansas City, KS at 10am. All are welcome, but there is only one vote per group. Section III: Election of Board of Directors Three (3) members of the Board of Directors shall be elected by the Board of Delegates by majority vote of the members present at the meeting of the Board of Delegates held during April of each year. No member group shall have more than one nominee from that group for the Board of Directors per election. The nominees for the Board of Directors need not be members of the Board of Delegates. Newly elected Board of Directors members shall attend the April Board of Directors Meeting for orientation, but have no vote until May 1. Officers of the Board of Directors for the next term shall be elected at the April Board Meeting and all newly elected Board of Directors members and their elected Officers shall take office beginning May 1 st of that year. Section VI: Duties of Officers Delegate Chair Preside over the Delegate Meeting 2 nd Sunday of each month or contact the Alternate Delegate Chair to do so. Attend the regularly scheduled monthly Board of Directors meeting. The Delegate Chair or the Alternate will have one (1) vote on the Board of Directors. Attendance at Central Office functions, such as: yearly Christmas Party, yearly picnic held in June or other special events held throughout the year is suggested. Alternate Delegate Chair The Alternate Delegate Chair shall fulfill all the duties of the Delegate Chairperson in the Chairperson s absence. The Alternate Delegate Chair should attend all Delegate Meetings, Board of Director meetings and Central Office functions so as to be fully ready to fill the office of the Delegate Chair if needed. Secretary Attend Delegate Meetings 2 nd Sunday of each month, or contact Alternate to be in attendance. He/she shall assist the Director of the Central Office in preparing the agenda for the next month s Delegate Meeting. The Secretary shall take comprehensive minutes of the Delegate meeting and have them submitted to the Central Office before the next Board of Directors meeting. He/she shall send out notices to the Board of Delegates and the Board of Directors, giving notice of date, time and location of the next Delegate meeting. Alternate Secretary - The Alternate Secretary shall fulfill the duties of the Delegate Secretary in the Secretary s absence. The Alternate Secretary should attend Delegate meetings so as to be ready to fulfill the duties of the Secretary if needed.

8 P a g e 8 Central Office Delegates Meeting Minutes at the North Oak Group March 11, 2018 Janet B., the Delegates Chair, opened the meeting at 12:30 pm. with a moment of silence followed by the Serenity Prayer. All present were reminded to turn off the volume on cellphones. Link S. gave the Secretary s report. The February minutes and corrections to the January minutes, were distributed to all Delegates via , and were available at the meeting. The February Minutes were approved without any corrections as shown below after these March meeting minutes. Art S. gave the s Report for February Total Income for February was $ 20,075.44, less Expenses of $15, leaving a net gain of $4, Derrick The Board Report for the February 2018 board meeting was given by Derrick. The IT representatives, High Touch Technologies, attended and gave a short history of the company. They pointed out that the company is employee owned. The board approved the recommendation of Teresa for three new board members to fill vacancies according to the bylaws. Those voted in by the board were Todd from the Downtown Basement Group, Tony from the Harrisonville Group, and Mike from the Paseo Group. Two of these positions will rotate off in 2019 and the other will rotate off in April Office Report Teresa, Central Office Director, gave the Office Report. Shelves are stocked, and the bills are paid. Sunflower Roundup was awesome. Financials for Sunflower are on the table. At this moment all s should go to themanager@aa-kc.org. The other addresses will be in operation soon. Delegates will be kept updated and informed. All information on the delegates sign in sheet needs to be updated and as complete, as possible. Ordering at Central Office is a full-time plus job as literature jumps off the shelf. There have been days with over 30 sales and that is good. There is a lot of foot traffic through the office. Volunteers are needed to carry the hotline from Tuesday afternoon to the following Tuesday morning a week long commitment. Hotline requirements are 1 year of sobriety and active work with a sponsor. The hotline receives call to Central Office whenever the Central Office is closed. Everything is going well. There are some growing pains. There will be a special board meeting today at 2pm to discuss the website and s. We are all blessed to be here. Delegates Meeting Chair - Janet s Report Doug is now on the board and, therefore, no longer eligible to be the alternate chair for the delegates meeting. Diane B. from the Blue Springs Group was elected to the alternate chair position. Old Business: None. New Business: Elections for three new board member s will take place at the next delegates meeting to be held on April 8, 2018, at the Primary Purpose Group. Three members of the board will rotate off, including Mike O., Doug H., and Bill B. Mike O. and Doug H. are eligible to serve new full positions as they came in to serve the remainder of vacant positions. When these three rotate off there will be 4 board members from Kansas and 4 board members from Missouri remaining on the board. Therefore, the new board members may come from either state. Board members are elected for a three-year term. The election rules were provided and read by Janet. There is a two-year sobriety requirement to be on the board. Nominations made at this 3/11/18 meeting include: Mike O. (Paseo Group); Dave K. (North KC Group); Ryan T. (Liberty Group); Janet B. (Lenexa Group); and Doug H. (Bonner Springs Group). Board members do not have to be delegates and additional nominations will be accepted at the April 8th election meeting. Nominations for officer positions include Bill B. (Primary Purpose) and Diane B. (Blue Springs Group) for Delegate Chair. There were no nominations for alternate chair. It was agreed that the Delegate Secretary should be able to type. There were no nominations and it was agreed that delegates should ask their groups for volunteers who might be secretary and ask those volunteers to attend the April 8, 2018 meeting and let it be known that they are willing to run for the Delegate Secretary position. There was discussion of our website development. The delegate from the Olathe Group asked that the new website be mobile friendly. Teresa said she would pass on that request. The cost of the website and s will be broken down into 12-months so we won t have to come up with the whole amount at one time. Delegates are interested in the compensation of the Central Office Director and other positions. This is a board responsibility and all are welcome to attend the board meeting to learn more about compensation.

9 P a g e 9 Group Reports: Mary (South Kansas City Group) brought the topic Their steering committee made a decision not to contribute to other AA entities until they became self-supporting. How does your group decide how to make contributions? Downtown Basement Group does not have steering committee. They take a group conscience vote. They try to maintain a prudent reserve of three months. Suggestion made to read The Group pamphlet. Paseo Group sends $50 per month to NY, Central Office and their district/area. They put $100 per month toward a prudent reserve. They treat their donations to AA entities as a bill that must be made each month, even if they are not able to donate to their prudent reserve. Blue Springs Group most decisions are made at their business meeting, but the delegate is not clear on how decisions on contributions are made. Alive Again bills are discussed at their monthly group meeting. Higginsville Group Any amount above their reserve is distributed to AA entities according to The Group pamphlet. North KC Group they have a steering committee that decides contributions according to the group s bylaws. South KC Group is doing well. Northeast Johnson County Group has a steering committee, but all financial decisions are brought before the group. Roe Center is doing well. Hope Group financial decisions made by group conscience. Primary Purpose all issues are discussed at their monthly business meeting. They have agreed to a set amount that is paid to AA entities every month just like a bill. Sobriety First Group financial decisions made during the monthly business meeting. Turner Group has a business meeting once each month. Shawnee Group hasn t made any contributions in a while. It seems like every time they have money to make contributions they have to move. 24/7 Group makes decisions according to group conscience. Wing and a Prayer does not make any contributions according to their bylaws when they are not meeting their group expenses. They will have their group anniversary next month. Englewood Winners is having a dance next weekend. The dance is on the Central Office calendar on the website. All financial decisions go before the group conscience. Unity on the Plaza Group anything over the prudent reserve is made according to GSO guidelines (the pamphlet). We Are One doing well. Chilithon was a success. Thanks to all who attended! Recovery Plus decisions made at their regular business meeting. Any extra money from an event is distributed to the AA entities. Liberty Group still struggling with their lease so they are not making much in the way of contributions until they know what is going on. The delegate believes the amount of contributions is set by the group. Bonner Springs Group they pass the basket twice from the 1st to the 7th of the month. The second basket is for the services and is distributed as such. Bill s Friends money matters are decided at the monthly business meeting. Honest Desire KCK prudent reserves are coming back after a few mishaps. They don t have a steering committee. Decisions are made by the group. Olathe Group a steering committee handles things like group anniversaries, and other special projects. Financial decisions are made at the monthly business meeting. The surplus, after expenses, is sent out to the AA entities. Harrisonville Group all money matters talked about in the business meeting. Simple Sobriety has a prudent reserve. Money decisions are made at the business meeting. Meeting agenda, minutes, etc. are all posted. Lenexa Group a potluck on April 14 to celebrate the birthday of the Big Book. They give Grapevine subscriptions to those who celebrate their first year of sobriety from the podium. Contributions to the AA entities is a group decision. The North Oak Group report was read by Janet of Lenexa Group as the delegate had to leave early. Art (NEJC Group) gave his thoughts on how his group spends money. It goes through the steering committee first and about 90% of ideas are approved. Then it goes through the whole group. Derek added ideas from his group (We Are One Group) they set a budget for some activities and then give the committee authority to spend, but for contributions it is a group conscience decision. They raised about $1,000 at their Chili-thon. They will have a Mother s Day event. Nuts and Bolts gives $100 every quarter to Central Office. Next meetings: April 8, 2018 (Elections) 10:00 a.m. at Primary Purpose Group, 3038 N. 52nd St., Kansas City, KS (Park at the elementary school across from group). The May meeting was set for the 13th at Bethel Group, but this date is Mother s Day. A new date, one week early or one week late, will be announced after consultation with the Bethel Group. Paseo Group will do June at 12:00pm. North KC will do August at 10:00am. The Annual picnic will be on July 8. Meeting adjourned at 2:13 p.m. Delegates 27 present. Board Members 9 present. Donations: $71.00 reported by Janet Corrections to February Meeting Minutes: There were no corrections to the February meeting minutes. Respectfully submitted by Link S., Secretary. Respectfully submitted by Link S., Secretary.

10 P a g e 10 Group Donations Mar 18 Jan - Mar 18 Mar 18 Jan - Mar GROUP ACORN GROUP ALIVE AGAIN GROUP ATCHISON ALANO GROUP BETHEL GROUP BEYOND SOBRIETY WOMENS MTG BILL'S FRIENDS GROUP BLUE SPRINGS GROUP CAMERON CROSSROADS GROUP CARROLLTON GROUP COLLEGE BLVD NOONERS GROUP CORE GROUP DISTRICT 07 MO DISTRICT 10 MO DISTRICT 11 MO DOWNTOWN BASEMENT MEETING ENGLEWOOD WINNERS GROUP ENTIRELY READY GROUP EYE OPENER GROUP HARRISONVILLE GROUP HIGGINSVILLE GROUP HOPE GROUP HUMBLE BEGININGS A.A INDEPENDENCE #1 AA GROUP ITS NEVER TOO LATE GROUP JAYWALKERS GROUP CHAPTER JUST US GIRLS GROUP KANSAS CITY GROUP # KEEP IT SIMPLE GRP OP KNIGHTS OF SOBRIETY KNOB NOSTER GROUP LEAVENWORTH # 1 GRP LEAWOOD PRAIRIE VILLAGEGROUP NORTH OAK GROUP NORTHEAST JOHNSON COUNTY GROUP NUTS & BOLTS KC GRP OLATHE GROUP OUR PRIMARY PURPOSE P III PASEO GROUP PFLUMM SOBER GROUP PLATTE CITY SOLUTIONS PRIMARY PURPOSE MO PRIMARY PURPOSE KS RECOVERY PLUS ROE CENTER GROUP SECOND CHANCE WARRENS- BURG SHAWNEE GROUP SIMPLE SOBRIETY GRP SIMPLY AA KC SOBER AT 7 GROUP SOBER SKIRTS GROUP SOBRIETY FIRST GRP SOUTH LEAWOOD GROUP , SOUTH PARK LAWRENCE STEPS IN ACTION GRP SUNSHINE GROUP LAWRENCE TONGIE GROUP TURNER AA GROUP UNITY ON THE PLAZA WARD PARKWAY GROUP WE ARE ONE GROUP WING & A PRAYER GROUP WITH NO RESERVATION TOTAL 1, , LEE'S SUMMIT GROUP LENEXA GROUP LIBERTY GROUP LIVING MIRACLES MARCELINE GROUP NEVADA MO GROUP NEW BEGINNINGS-MARSHALL New Beginnings - Richmond NORTH KANSAS CITY GROUP

11 V o l u m e 4 9, I s s u e 4 GROUPS REPRESENTED AT THE MARCH 2018 DELGATES MEETING 24 & 7 GROUP ALIVE AGAIN BILL S FRIENDS BLUE SPRINGS GROUP BONNER SPRINGS GROUP DOWNTOWN BASEMENT GROUP ENGLEWOOD WINNERS GRASSROOTS HARRISONVILLE GROUP HIGGINSVILLE GROUP HONEST DESIRE HOPE GROUP LENEXA GROUP LIBERTY GROUP NE JOHNSON COUNTY GROUP NORTH OAK GROUP NUTS & BOLTS PASEO GROUP PRIMARY PURPOSE KANSAS RECOVERY PLUS ROE CENTER SHAWNEE GROUP SIMPLE SOBRIETY SIMPLY AA KC SOBRIETY FIRST SOUTH KANSAS CITY GROUP TURNER GROUP UNITY ON THE PLAZA WE ARE ONE WING AND A PRAYER P a g e 11 Central Office Finances Income $ 14, Expense $ 16, Net Loss/Gain $ 2, *These are preliminary numbers We now have a five month prudent reserve. At the October, 2015 Board of Directors meeting a motion was made, seconded and passed that Central Office establish a six month prudent reserve. We are almost there MARCH Donations $ 3, MARCH Donations $ 2, Each group has the ability to make these numbers change If you do not see your home group listed here, it is because Central Office has not received a donation. Please ask why. If your group feels we need to be of more service in some area, please let us know. We cannot change that of which we are ignorant. As per your request, we are now publishing a more complete financial report. I hope this pleases those of you who have asked for it. If not, please let me know what else you would like to see. After all, this is your money! We at Central Office try to be good stewards of it. Our Accountant, Janet B. of the Lenexa Group tries to come in as soon after the first of the month as possible so you can get final numbers. There will be months, however, that we will print preliminary numbers because of the publishing date. That will be noted above. CENTRAL OFFICE CALLS GROUP INFORMATION STEP 5 BRIDGE THE GAP 0 ALANON 13 OFFICE INFORMATION 82 NA/CA/OTHER 4 DETOX/TREATMENT 5 MISC. 50 WEBSITE 3 WET DRUNKS 1 VISITORS 290 AFTER HOURS HOTLINE 299

12 KANSAS CITY AREA CENTRAL OFFICE 200 E. 18TH AVENUE NORTH KANSAS CITY, MO FAX APRIL 2018 N O N - P R O F I T O R G. U S P O S T A G E P A I D P E R M I T N O K A N S A S C I T Y, M O This is the all new expanded edition of your Changing Times. Please call the office and let us know how you like it! For only $12 a year, you can have your own copy of the Changing Times. Please send a check with the following information to: KC Area Central Office, 200 E. 18th Ave., North Kansas City, MO NAME STREET ADDRESS CITY, STATE, ZIP