Jim was a joiner, and at the time, Alano Clubs, primarily drying out places, although many varied in purpose, were being recommended for people like that. Jim approached Bob S., Dean Mc., John D. and others, and John D. said "If you can raise the money, we'll start a club of our own." That was all Jim needed. With a list of those he thought would agree and those he thought could be talked into it, he made the rounds again. Money was tight then, especially for alcoholics. There were a few who had their own business, so Jim made…