District 11 - Calais/Eastport Area Meeting List
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Updated 3/12/2013

Meeting Legend Type

  

DAY TOWN TIME TYPE GROUP NAME BUILDING ADDRESS
SUN ST. STEPHEN - N.B. 7:00 P O/SP INTERNATIONAL BORDER GROUP KIRK-MCCALL CHURCH KING STREET
SUN PEMBROKE 7:30 P O/D HEAD OF THE TIDE GROUP GRACE CHAPEL LEIGHTON POINT ROAD
MON CALAIS 7:00 P C/D
 ALCOHOLICS ONLY GROUP (personal residence) 90 BOARDMAN STREET
MON EASTPORT 7:30 P O/D MOOSE ISLAND SOBRIETY GROUP ST JOSEPH'S PARISH HALL 11 CHAPEL STREET
TUE PLEASANT POINT 7:30 P O/D LAST CHANCE GROUP DROP-IN CENTER
(Next to Health Center)		 BACK ROAD
TUE PRINCETON 7:30 P SP/D
 EASY DOES IT GROUP ELDERLY MEAL CENTER RT 1 - (Indian Township)
WED CALAIS 12:00 P O/D
 CALAIS BROWN BAG MEETING ST ANN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 23 CHURCH STREET
WED ROBBINSTON 7:00 P O/ST THE ROBBINSTON 12 STEP MEETING ROBBINSTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 904 US RT 1
WED ST. STEPHEN - N.B. 7:00 P C/D ST STEPHEN WED NITE SATELLITE SERENITY CLUB MARKS STREET
THU CALAIS 7:30 P SP/H BRIDGE OF FRIENDSHIP GROUP CALAIS HOSPITAL (Old Hospital - side door) 22 HOSPITAL STREET
THU EASTPORT 7:30 P O/BB EASTPORT BIG BOOK MEETING HEALTH CARE CENTER 30 BOYNTON STREET
FRI CALAIS 6:30 P O/BB/STUDY STEPPING INTO THE SPIRIT METHODIST CHURCH MAIN STREET
FRI ST ANDREWS - N.B. 8:00 A
(Canadian)		 O/D BY THE SEA GROUP ANGLICAN CHURCH HALL 75 KING STREET
SAT CALAIS 9:00 A O/GV/D
 SOBRIETY STUDY GROUP METHODIST CHURCH  MAIN STREET
SAT PRINCETON 7:00 P SP/D
 EASY DOES IT GROUP ELDERLY MEAL CENTER RT 1 - (Indian Township)

* Meeting Legend

NOTE: All meetings are non-smoking unless designated otherwise

45 45-minute meeting GV Group reads and discusses an article from The Grapevine
75 1¼-hour meeting H Meeting held in a hospital
90 1½-hour meeting HI Hearing impaired/ASL
120 2-hour meeting I Meeting held in an instituion
A Wheelchair accessible L Meeting where literature is available for sale
ABSI Group reads and discusses a page from As Bill Sees It LH Group reads and discusses Language of the Heart
B Beginner's meeting - NOT for beginners only, but usually concentrating on the first three steps LS Group reads and discusses a topic from Living Sober
BB Group reads and discusses the Big Book M A meeting that discusses men's issues as related to alcoholism
BBT Group listens to and discusses Big Book tapes MED Meditation meeting usually based on the 11th Step
C Closed meeting for alcoholics only - Tradition 3 states the only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking O Open meeting - can be attended by alcoholics, friends, family, and anyone else interested in AA
CB Group reads and discusses Came to Believe P Meeting based on the Promises of AA
CC Child care available S Meeting where smoking is permitted
CF Meeting held in a correctional facility SL Meeting that discusses AA's slogans
CR Meeting in a correctional facility that has clearance required SP Speaker meeting - one or more alcholics share what they were like, what happened, and what they are like now
D Meeting for discussion of anything alcohol-related SPAN Spanish-speaking meeting
DR Group reads and discusses the day's topic from Daily Reflections ST Group reads and discusses AA's 12 Steps
E English-speaking - for our meeting near the Canadian border and in Canada T Usually a discussion meeting in which a person speaks, then "tags" the next person to speak
ESH Meeting that reads and discusses a story from Experience, Strength and Hope TP Discussion meeting based on a topic related to alcoholism
F French-speaking - for our meetings near the Canadian border and in Canada TR Group reads and discusses AA's 12 Traditions
F/E French and English W Meeting that discusses women's issues as related to alcoholism
G Meeting that discusses Gay/Lesbian issues as related to alcoholism Y Young people's meeting (young at heart)