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Paradise Point Lake Perry, KS PRSRT STD Officer Information 2 District 5, District,7 6 District 15 8 MRF 18 U. S. Postage State Meeting 2 District 8, District 9 6 LDR PreRegister 11 Fun Page/Classifieds 21 PAID District News 4 District 10 7 Advance News 15 Business Directory 22 Perry, Ks District 1, District 2 4 District 11 7 Calendar 15 PERMIT 9 District 3, District 4 5 District12,District 13 8 Lobbyist 17 A.B.A.T.E.of Kansas, Inc.’s Prairie PerennialOfficialNewsletter Vol. 40 • Issue 6 June 2014 abateks.org ABATE GATES OPEN OF NOON ON FRIDAY KANSAS ADMISSION FOR ALL WEEKEND Ask about our Military discount! ENTER & LEAVE MRO/ABATE Members $25/Person AS YOU PLEASE Non-Members $40/Person RVs/Campers/ATVs39THANNUAL +$20 NATIONAL LaborDayRallyLaborDayRally SATURDAY 24th Aug29th Annual Aug 30th Motorcycle Olympics Aug 31st SUNDAY Sept1st BIKE SHOW Entry Fee For 2014 Participation FIELD EVENTS Pre Register Dirt games online NOW Skills test 2pm free entry LIVE BANDS-DJ IN VENDOR AREA-STAGE EVENTS SAT & SUN FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY LAST CHANCE FLIGHT SOUTHERN REIGN FINAL DRIVE DEADMAN FLATS SHYNER EDGE OF FOREVER SAMANTHA FISH VILLIANS DANCE TEXAS HIPPIE COALITION SHAWN WARD MICKEY FINN BAND [email protected] PRE REGISTER ONLINE *No one under 18 (785)597-5140 | (800)657-5763 www.abateks.org admitted unless a member of a MRO. (IDs Checked) No Racing, Wheelies *Anyone under 18 must or Burnouts. No Glass. be in their family campground after 8 PM No Household Furniture. (IDs Checked) Paradise Point *Pets stay in owners’ No Firearms. No Attitudes. campsite only. *4-Wheel vehicles stay No Fireworks in camping area. Lake Perry, KS *Only vendor, emergency, IN MEMORY or service vehicles in rry, Pe OF ke La vendor area. “BIG” MIKE DONALDSON Ride Straight Ride Safe ABATE of Kansas State Officers President: Mike “Ringo” Ringgold / (785) 213-1818 / [email protected] State meeting 05/03/2014State Neodesha, KSMeeting Mid South Mile: Best western 53rd 3759 NE Oak Wood Dr, Topeka 66617 Call meeting to order 12:15pm street. Whichta north-Park City. this is the VicePresident: Doyle Pendergraft / (913) 704-9233 / [email protected] Moment of silence 20th Anniversary of the mile the Dates: 16753 Coffin Rd, Leavenworth 66048 Pledge of Allegiance October 16-18 Corporate Secretary: Ron (Rocky) Henneberg / (785) 633-5989 [email protected] Roll Call:Districts2,5,10,13 Absent Deb Newsletter Report No Printing cost as 16501 134th Rd, Hoyt 66440 W. in for Don B. of yet. Motion: made by Tony R. 2nd by Treasurer: Richard Bassler / (785)409-7255 / [email protected] No guest speaker Bill S.. ABATE to give column to ABATE- PO Box 123, Perry 66073 Secretary report: read by Deb W. motion COC liaison to have a report in newsletter, Secretary: Donald Boose, Sr / (785) 597-5140 made to accept minutes as read, by Bill S. show of hands Passed Lecompton 66050 Approved Products Report Need to order T- shirts MemberAtLarge: Paul Swoyer (785) 221-8883 Financial Report: Read by Richard B. and underware ordered. Will have a Booth 1909 NW Taylor, Topeka 66608 Sis asked Questions and were answered At Governors Freedom Rallly. Look into SgtAtArms: Ron Vawter / (785) 827-4167/ [email protected] by Richard B., Leanne suggested detailed products to transfer funds to general funds. 1004 Funston, Salina 67401 reports for ease of understanding. Report Pre Registration Link for LDR is out on District Representatives Approved the State Website, as well as the online link Bill Saric / (785) 207-7993 / [email protected] Paul W. made a motion 2nd.by Bill S. for membership sign up/renew. Would like District1: 4632 Clark Road, Meridan 66512 to persue looking into refinance for budget to have the districts attach a links to their Rick Gitchel / (785) 533-1205 / [email protected] expenses. websites. District2: 1789 1st St, PO Box 194, Phillipsburg 67661 Roll Call Vote: Dist 1: Yes, Dist Old Business: BACA would like to use Bill Cooper / (620) 764-3734 2:absent, Dist 3: Yes, Dist 4: Yes, Dist 5: our site at Paradise point on Memorial District3: 115 S 260th St, Mulberry 66756 absent, Dist 7: Yes, Dist 8: Yes, Dist 9: Yes weekend. Will write up a clause waiver and Ben Haldeman / (785) 207-2395 / [email protected] Dist 10:absent Dist 11: Yes, Dist 12: Yes, clean up fee BACA contract- liable for any District4: 611 Sumner, Topeka 66616 Dist 13: absent, Dist 15: Yes, Board:PaulS.: damages $500.00 deposit. Will go with Tony Rawls-Riley / (913) 706-8449 / [email protected] Yes, Deb W. :Yes, Doyle: Yes, Richard B.: generic contract. District5: 14750 S Kaw Dr, Olathe 66062 Abstain, Ron V.: Yes Email vote- emergency votes and input. John Kernell / (620) 225-1969 Motion Passed. votes by either email or a phone call. Show District7: 795 E McArtor, Dodge City 67801 Motion made by Tony R. 2nd by of hands vote, all in agreement. Tony Railsback / (620) 204-8018 / [email protected] Richard P. In the months of June, July, Governors freedom rally: Districts that District8: 21412 W 69th, Sterling 67579 and August that lifetime memberships are helping with the Freedom Rally see if Jon F Puckett / (785) 427-2494 would be $250.00 (editor’s note: instead your districts can help pay for 2 packets to District9: PO Box 216, Miltonvale 67466 of regular price of $500.00). Lifetime help cover the extra helpers . John Mowery / (620) 640-8471 [email protected] membership is a lump sum, no payment Labor Day Rally T-shirt Contest District10: 1996 Chmelka Road, Garden City 67846 plan, monies go to general fund. artwork submissions,voted,#2 was chosen Mike Snavely / (785) 851-0885 / [email protected] Dist 1: Yes, Dist 2:absent, Dist 3: Yes, submitted by Tammy Ward Thank you District11: 238 Pratt Street, Box 35, Whiting 66552 Dist 4: Yes, Dist 5: Yes, Dist 7:Yes,Dist 8: Tammy and to all that submitted artwork. Richard Prock / (620) 342-8129 Yes, Dist 9:Yes, Dist 10:Absent, District Richard made a motion to let BACA District12: 1418 Walnut St, Emporia 66801 11: Yes, Dist 12:Yes, Dist 13: absent, Dist put our logo on their flyer ABATE in James Lange / (620) 397-8262 / [email protected] 15: Yes, Board Paul s. yes, DebW. Yes, support of BACA to go on their flyer. District13: 1001 N Oak, Healy 67850 Doyle: yes, Richard B.: Yes, RonV. Yes, show of hands Jon P. opposed...pending Paul Woodyard / (785) 313-2130/ [email protected] Motion Passed conversation with lawyer. District15: 4724 Freeman Rd, Manhattan 66503 Lobbyist Report: In effort to eliminate Richard announced that the phones at the repetition and reduce the possibility of state office have been changed over to the Alternate Officer List errors, please see report in this newsletter. new company. phone numbers will remain Jon F Puckett (785) 427-2494 / Byron Harden (785) 215-5463 / James Lange (620) 397-8262 MRF Report: in effort to eliminate the same. Amber Shutts (785) 783-1042 / Deborah Watkins (785) 770-7878 / Tim Farr (785) 221-0646 repetition and reduce the possibility of New Business up coming elections Appointees errors, please see report in this newsletter. at state: President, Sargent at arms, and Motor Cycle Awareness Proclamation recording secretary. Lobbyist: Brian Thompson / (785) 249-1987 Signing took Place at the State Capital on BACA invited us to attend their event MRF Representative: Don Boose, Sr / (785) 597-5140 the 24th of April. Ringo, Ron V., Paul S., on May 24 in Lawrence. District 1 will be Newsletter Editor/ Advertising: Tammy Ward /(620) 802-1120 [email protected] Were amoung those in attendance. seting up a membership booth at the slow Webmaster: Tammy Ward / (620) 802-1120 / [email protected] June 7th Governors Freedom Rally ride. Products: RRRich Richardson / (785) 608-1631 / [email protected] 2014 Heritage Park in Junction City. Richard our web hosting is a mess will Motorcycle Awareness: Kit Williams / (316) 775-0807 Opens at 10am. Online Registration at: be shoping around for new web hosting to Public Relations: Sis Bohrer / (620) 394-2508 FreedomRally.KSOutdoors.com see what is out there. Office Manager: Leanne Pendergraft / (800) 657-5763 / [email protected] 15th Annual Run for the Soul Saturday Door prize won by Leanne p. donated Rally Entertainment Coordinator: Doyle Pendergraft / (913) 704-9233 / [email protected] June 28th Ellsworth Kansas Benefit back Thank you Leanne Rally Site Coordinator: Paul Haviland / (785) 806-9447 Fundraiser. Motion was made for the meeting to be Rally Vendor Contract & Setup Coordinator: Lunch Break2:07-2:56pm. adjourned 2nd by all Russell Barker / (913) 636-4050 / [email protected] Motor cycle Awareness report: adjourned at 4:45 pm Lease: Don Boose, Sr / (785) 597-5140 Sis B. made a motion to Pay Kits Parliamentarian: Weasel / (580) 934-2333 / [email protected] expenses for the convention he went to, Newsletter Staff motion tabled until next months meeting. Editor: Tammy Ward Photos: Sheri Cothran, Rebecca Thompson Reporter: Disclaimer Prairie Perennial is the official publication of ABATE of Kansas Inc. Contents may ABATE OF KANSAS be republished, whole or in part with attribution to further Motorcycling. Any materials relevant to motorcycling and our cause may be published upon approval by the Editor. A.B.A.T.E. (A Brotherhood Against Totalitarian Enactments) of Kansas, Inc. is organized NOT LIFETIME MEMBERSHIPS for profit, and the nature of its business or purposes to be conducted or promoted is charitable HALF PRICE and education:To foster, promote and encourage safe motorcycling in the State of Kansas and elsewhere.To engage in educational programs and other promotional activities in order to educate FOR THE MONTHS OF the public as to motorcycle safety and motorcycling in general.To encourage and stimulate public interest in motorcycling and to be an advocate for the interests of motorcyclists and motorcycling.
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