District 12 - ABATE of Iowa
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Last Updated 07/14/2010
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Mission Statement:
ABATE stands for A Brotherhood Aimed Toward Education. ABATE works for you, the motorcyle enthusiast. ABATE is a not-for-profit organization registered in the state of Iowa. ABATE is a neutral organization that allows ALL riders to unite in brotherhood to safeguard our rights and still remain individuals with differing views. ABATE of Iowa beleive that all motorcyclists are brothers with a common interest...RIDING FREE.
District 12 serves the following counties:
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Appanoose
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Clark (eastern half)
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Davis (western half)
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Decatur (eastern half)
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Lucas
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Monroe
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Wayne
Announcements:
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Next district meeting is July 17th, 3pm or shortly after (D12 time), at Murphy's Restaurant & Lounge in Lorimor. Please note the change in time for the meeting. We are holding the meeting on Saturday due to the distance traveling for the meeting. We are also holding the meeting at 3pm to give everyone additional time for travel.
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Legacy Run - Another year has past and the Legacy Run has come around again. Dale Scott, a D12 member and Legion Rider, is going on the Legacy Run. He is raising money to help ensure children who have lost a parent at war receive the education they need and deserve. D12 has been taking up collections during meetings to donate to the scholarship fund. Dale will be providing a American Legion coin to the district on August 15th for donating more than $100. The district has decided to auction the coin off during the meeting with all proceeds being contributed to the scholarship fund. Also, any individual who donates $100 will receive a coin from Dale. We would like to see everyone at the August 15th meeting to help raise more money for this great cause.
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