Nov 2000 Volume 81 Number 11 "serving the protectors"
By Maureen Dwyer and Colin Beames

Monthly Meeting

More than 50 Retired Police Officers Association members attended their monthly meeting in the PASA building on October 5.

National Police Remembrance Day

Seven members attended the Police Remembrance Day Memorial service at Fort Largs on September 29. RPOA president, Les Morris, laid a wreath on his members’ behalf.

Graduation

President Morris and four RPOA members attended the recent graduation of course 24. The troop of young probationary constables was well turned out. Four members of the Mounted Cadre escorted the parade to the rousing music of the Band of the South Australia Police.

Annual Dinner

Payments for the November 23 annual dinner are due no later than November 9.

Sick List

Our oldest and most loyal RPOA member, Hazel Millowick, is again in hospital - with a second broken hip. After being discharged from hospital, her permanent address will be Sunset Lodge, Kingswood. The RPOA wishes her well.

Entertainment

With well-performed guitar playing and singing, Gorgina and Eugene Fernandaz entertained members at the October meeting.

Glen Cox (RPOA) is in England with the Metropolitan Choir and performing at the Albert Hall, London. The choir was the only one invited to perform.

New Members

The RPOA welcomes two new members from the Riverland - Trevor Grace and Steve Slape.

Meetings

RPOA monthly meetings are held on the first Thursday of every month, with the exception of January.

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