|  April events April 19: The annual Easter egg hunt starts 
			promptly at 1 p.m. Salt Creek members wanting to help set up should 
			be there at 11 a.m. The egg hunt will be at Kickapoo Creek Park, at 
			the last pavilion. The activity is open to children up to 12 years 
			old. Bring a bag for your little ones to use to bring their goodies 
			home. The Salt Creek Chapter will give away two special baskets in 
			each of three age groups. A tricycle, a girls' bicycle and a boys' 
			bicycle will also be given away. Come join the fun and watch your 
			little one possibly find the eggs with the special giveaways. April 26: Sport Bike Show in Decatur, at the Prairieland 
			clubhouse, sponsored by the East Central Region. For details, check 
			online. (Facebook) 
			 April 27: Highway cleanup at 8 a.m. The group will meet at 
			the empty lot by the bowling alley. Due to the construction on the 
			Salt Creek bridge just south of Lincoln, the spring cleanup will go 
			only to the cemetery road. The chapter will have grabbers and pokers 
			this year so it will make it much easier on the backs. Challenge: 
			"Let's have a great turnout so we can whip this out in about 30 
			minutes or less." Also on April 27 is a "Blessing of Bikes" for those who have 
			missed a different one. The event will be at Zero Tolerance at 1 
			p.m. and there will be free food. This is not sponsored by the 
			Lincoln chapter but is something for members to be aware of. 
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 Meat raffle tickets are still out and need to be sold, with 
			money turned in by May 24. Members who feel they cannot sell the 
			tickets are asked to call a chapter officer to make arrangements so 
			someone else can sell them. The chapter's regular meeting day and time has been 
			changed. As of the May meeting, the group will meet the first 
			Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. So that makes the next meeting May 
			1. That is also the date when the chapter will start having their 
			meetings at Kickapoo Creek Park, at the first pavilion. 
			[Text from file received from Bev 
			Brown, public relations officer for
			Salt Creek A.B.A.T.E.] 
			
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