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friends as well. Research indicates that
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all individual, voting members of AL-
MACA asking them to vote for or against
the establishment of the Committee on
Women’s Issues as a standing committee
of the ALMACA board of directors. The
deadline for postmark of return ballots is
March 5.
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the ballot also included a detailed expla-
nation of what sections of the ALMACA
bylaws would be amended to implement
this change, as well as a short explanatory
memo describing the choices on the ballot.
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there is a favorable vote on the standing
committee. One method is to increase the
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large board members by one and replacing
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approved by the ALMACA board at its
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never employed, recently disabled mem-
bers of society, in groups of professional,
skilled, semi-skilled, or unskilled workers.
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gate emotional impact of unemploy-
ment on worker and his/her family.
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professional identify assistive resources in
the community. It includes an extensive
bibliography to enhance a group leader’s
knowled imparting infor-
mation.
he manual is available by sending
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or immediately following termination. Al- , trial Social Welfare Center, Columbia Uni-
though helping maintain workers on the !
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obtain available jobs. Discussion in-
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the job search, completing application
and interview tips.
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i.e., educational and training alter-
natives.
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available to the unemployed worker
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services.
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Newton, MA
Robert Montgomery, M.S.W..,
L.C.S.W.
Tom Brady, M.Ed.
Alcoholism Consultant, Appalachian
Hall, Asheville, NC
James Crowley
President/ Director
Community Intervention, Inc.
Minneapolis, MN
Joseph Cruse, M.D.
Senior Medical Director
The Betty Ford Center at
Eisenhower
Rancho Mirage, CA
Phil Diaz, M.S.W., L.C.S.W.
Director, Project Rainbow
Pomona, NY
Lorie Dwinell, M.S.W.
Psychotherapist/ Private
Practitioner
Seattle, WA
Terence Gorski, M.A., C.A.C.
President, Alcoholism Systems
Associates
Hazel Crest, IL
Executive Vice President
The Mediplex Group
Newton, MA
Robert Mullaley, Ph.D.
Clinical Psychologist
Spofford Hall
Spofford, NH
John Neikirk, M.A.
Trainer/ Consultant /
Private Practice
Minneapolis, MN
Jamie Rattray
Health Educator
The Corning School District
Free School
Horseheads, NY
Vernon Ridgeway
Acting Undersecretary
Office of Alcohol & Drug Abuse
Recovery
Louisiana Health & Human
Resources Department
Baton Rouge, LA
Robert Subby, M.A., C.C.D.P.
Executive Director
Family Systems, Inc.
8:30-9:45 a.m.
):45-10:30 a.m.
0:30-12:30 p.m.
Thursday, October 18 i il RE Ee
Adult Children of Alcoholics,
A.A., Al-Anon Meetings
“Recovery & Change”
Sharon Wegscheider
“Time to Share the Experience”
Process Groups & Brunch
Facilitators: Sharon Wegscheider,
Wayne Kritsberg,
Mary Lee Zawadski
Conference Closing
Director/ Founder
The 361 Foundation
Los Angeles, CA
William Hartigan, M.A..,
L.C.S.W.
Director, Chemical Dependency
Programs
The Mediplex Group
Newton, MA
Hon. Albert Kramer
Presiding Justice,
Trial Court of Massachusetts
Quincy Division eS
Edina, MN
Janet Woititz, Ed.D.
Human Relations Therapist /
Private Practitioner
Upper Montclair, NJ
Mary Lee Zawadski, M.S.W.
Therapist/ Consultant /
Private Practitioner
Seminole, FL
/
NORTHEAST .
CONFERENCE
ON ADDICTIONS
Return Conference
Registration Form(s) to:
The U.S. Journal, Inc.
2119-A Hollywood Bivd.
Hollywood, FL 33020
(305) 920-9433
Ath Annual
NORTHEAST
CONFERENCE
ON ADDICTIONS
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NOTE: Second registration
must accompany a regular
full-time registration.
Ath Annual
NORTHEAST
CONFERENCE
ON ADDICTIONS
Oct. 14-18, 1984
Sponsored by: The U.S. Journal
Mail Reservation To:
Parkview Hilton Hotel
4 Hilton Plaza
Hartford, CT 064103
Ath Annual ‘
‘REGISTRATION FORM
Oct. 14-18, 1984—Parkview HIlton Hotel
Hartford, Connecticut
FULL TIME & DAILY REGISTRATION
Enter my registration for:
[] Full-TimeAttendance, Fee *260.00 (After Sept. 10—%300)
OR
[) DailyAttendance, Fee °85 Per Day (Social Functions Not
Included). Indicate Dates of Attendance:
10/15 10/16 10/17
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Address: _._. BN ba
[ FullPayment Enclosed (OR) °45 Deposit Enclosed
Oct. 14-18, 1984—Parkview Hilton Hotel
Hartford, Connecticut
SECOND REGISTRATION
Please Enter My Registration For:
1 Corporate Registration, °230 (2nd person froomthesame
program or employer)
1 Family Registration, *165 (For an affected family
member accompanied by a relative).
Name: } DL iy
Address: i
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HOTEL RESERVATION
Please Check Room Type Required:
1 Single—%58; © Double—%68 © Suite—‘150
Name: OW se re ‘pladald due let
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CREDITS:
—The Connecticut Alcoholism & Drug Abuse
Counselor Certification Board has approved a maxi-
mum of 29 hours of Category I credit for this
conference. Actual amount will be based on
attendance and can be used to meet either Initial
Certification or Re-Certification requirements.
—Other states in which applications are pending
include: DE, MA, ME, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI & VT.
Write the Conference Coordinator for details.
EXHIBITS:
Limited space is available to treatment facilities and
* other organizations to tell their stories.
Exhibit Booth (8’ x 8’ space) cost is $400.00.
FEES:
Registrations for the conference are available on the
following basis:
——Regular Full Time $260.00, includes all social
functiens (Reception/ Luncheon/ Brunch).
—Corporate Registration, $230.00, discounted
second registration from the same program or
employer.
—Family Registration, $165.00, an affected family
member accompaying a relative.
—Daily Registration, $85.00 per diem, consecutive
days only, no social functions included.
REGISTRATION DEPOSITS:
$45.00 Deposit must accompany all registrations.
Deposit not refundable after September 10, 1984.
LATE REGISTRATION:
For registration after Sept. 10, 1984, add $40.00 Late
Fee. On site registration only-after October 8, 1984.
AUDIO TAPES
Recordings will be available on site only.
FILM FESTIVAL
Relevant films will be available for viewing
throughout the conference .
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EXPENSE VOUCHER
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ORDERS FOR EMOTIONS ANONYMOUS BOOK
PRICE: $5.50 per book....Picked up at the International Service Center
$6.75 per book....On orders 1 through 24, ($5.50 per book & $1.25
postage per book)
($4.95 per book &$.60
postage per book)
$5.55 per book....On orders 25 through 99.
Information on further quantity discounts available on request.
Braille Book- MN Residents Free Use. Non Residents $47.50 from: Services
Please write separate check for the EA Book. for the Blind,
Make check payable to; Emotions Anonymous Book 1745 University
Pp. O. Box 4245 St. Paul, MN 55104
St. Paul, MN 55104
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PHONE: 382-0444
SCHENECTADY
[ K ] Membership [
Current Expiration Date
ROBERT MACHERONE &
AMES Ee GARVEY
EAP COORDINATOR
TeUete LOCAL 391
121 ERIE BLYD.
ASS TION OF LABOR-MANAGEMENT
ADMINISTRATORS
AND
1800 North Kent Street
Suite 907
Arlington, Virginia 22209
(703) 522-6272
INVOICE 64
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ORIGINAL FIRST NOTICE
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Organization—$100.00 Individual—$65.00 Associate—$65 .00 Student—$25.00
The above dues structure is in effect as of January |, 1984. Payment must accompany the application. Invoices will be sent
only to those applicants who include a purchase order. Applications received without payment or purchase order will be returned
to the applicant. NON-U.S. APPLICANTS: Payment of fees must be in U.S. Dollars Only.
| apply for the following category of membership in ALMACA: _ (Descriptions on page 2)
—INDIVIDUAL X ORGANIZATIONAL WITH INDIVIDUAL MEMBER AS CONTACT
—__ASSOCIATE —-ORGANIZATIONAL WITH ASSOCIATE MEMBER AS CONTACT
—_STUDENT
NOTE: Final determination is made by the ALMACA Membership Committee.
Please check only one of the following in each section which most closely applies to you.
The information in the four categories listed below is used in the aggregate for statistical information. Since the quality of the
aggregate statistics will improve with a large response, your assistance is requested in providing this information with the
understanding that individual replies will not be disclosed.
WORK SETTING PROFESSION SALARY RANGE EDUCATION
— Utility __Social Work ___Under $15,000 -3-High School
X_Manufacturing __Nursing x3 15-$25 ,000 _—Bachelors
__Retail ___Personnel/Industrial __$25-$35 ,000 ___Masters
—__Schools, Colleges Relations ___$35-$45 ,000 ___Doctorate
__Treatment __Psychologist ___$45-$55 ,000
__Private Practitioner __Alcoholism Counselor __Over $55,000
__Transportation __Consultant
nee VIC’ xAdministrator
x_Union ___Physician
__Local Government ant een a
__State Government (Please Specify)
__Federal Government
___Communications
__Energy
___Other
(Please Specify)
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(Signature), (Date)
Robert P. Macherone
DATE DESCRIPTION CHARGES / CREDITS BALANCE
PREVIOUS Diurvee @ 26.75
PAYMENTS RECEIVED , TSCR
1 PSP PAGER 25.00
(C) ATR=TIME: 15,00
(M) FQUTIPMENTS 10,00
SALES TAX 1.75
BALANCE DUF BEFORE
PAST DUE ACCOUNTS
ARE SUBJECT TO A SERVICE CHARGE OF
2% PER MONTH, EQUAL TO 24% PER YEAR.
Mobilfone Industries,
611 UNION ST. SCHENECTADY, N.Y. 12305
PHONE: 382-0444
_ Internationai Union of Electronic, Electrical, =’
Technical, Salaried and Machine Workers, AFL-CIO
ecu = 121 ERIE BLVD.
Albany-Schenectady ? SCHENECTADY, N. Y. 12305
(518) 393-1386
Local 259
March 28, 1984
Dr. Sheila K. Akabas
Industrial Social Welfare Center
Columbia University School of Social Work
622 West 113th Street
New York, New York 10025
Dear Dr. Akabas:
Enclosed please find our check in the amount of $3.00
to cover payment of one manual called "Unemployed
Workers! Support Program."
Please send this manual to the undersigned at the
above address.
Thank you.
Very truly yours,
LOC 301, IUE AFL-CIO
atut Vacheron a
Robert Macherone,
BA.P. Coordinator
RM/rm
ONC e
Joseph Cowell Patrick Hayes Carmen DePoalo Fran Ahl
Business Agent Treasurer Chief Shop Steward Trustee
Louis M. Valenti Robert J. DeGasperis Ronald B. Henry Robert A. Hill
President Recording Secretary _ Sgt.-at-Arms Trustee
Robert DeCerce Paul Hill Larry Just Vincent Vines
Vice-President Ass't. Recording Secretary Guide Trustee
