Early and Late Bottom Alcoholics in A A
The piece explains how Alcoholics Anonymous defines membership as open to any with a desire to stop drinking and distinguishes early bottom from late bottom alcoholics by life impact. It notes progression of the disease, varying experiences, and the role of recognition by doctors, clergy, and employers in guiding early recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholics Anonymous
A.A
Kid Row
Early Bottom A.A
Canada
Chetwynd Hospital Board 1976 Actions and Changes
Trustees resigned and were replaced at Chetwynd General Hospital in 1976 with John Lennox and Gil Arseneau stepping down, Bert McGraw and Bud Campbell appointed. Doreen Lockhart completed her term. Regional District and Provincial appointees shifted, with Jack Hannam and Ernest Pfanner joining the board. The hospital was re-accredited, expanded plans considered, and staff earned praise for thrift and efficiency. The year included meetings, conferences, and community support efforts while ambulance costs rose and telex facilities were installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd General Hospital
John Lennox
Gil Arseneau
Bert McGraw
Bud Campbell
Doreen Lockhart
Hudson Hope
Anita McWilliams
Charles Lasser
Mc- Williams
Lasser
Jack Hannam
Police Coupe Hospital
Malcolm Calliou
Ernest Pfanner
Ken Salz
Ed Hoffman
Rose Drake
Maiika
Canadian Council On Hospital Accreditation
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Chetwynd Hospital
B.C.H.I.S
Northeast Area Council of Hospitals
Prince George
Chetwynd
100 Miles House
Fort Nelson
B.C. Health Association
Health Labour Relations Association
Vancouver
Dept. of Highways
Victoria
Fort St. John
L.I.P
Northeast Area Council
Northeast
Peace River-Liard Regional Hospital
Northeners
Margaret R. Grant
el Castillo Holdings Ltd
Lan Walker
Apts
B.C
Waleh
Wayne Hammack
George Unrau
Pacific
Province of
British Columbia
Ministry of the Environment
Newcombe
Provincial Museum
Belleville Street
Pollution Control Board
Pollution Control Branch
Parliament Buildings
Victoria, British Columbia
G. A. Poole
Grace McCarthy
You
Fort St. John Alexander Mackenzie Inn
Columbia
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