A VERY LARGE ROUND OF APPLAUSE to all....... Our Lady of the Angels Church
for letting us use their kitchen for our pancake breakfast. It was a huge success because of the boys and girls from the church who helped serve (and fulfill their community service requirements) and also the members of Ohio VIII who took the time to cook, clean and set up!!!!
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RIDES AND EVENTS 2008.....
August (mid to late) date to be determined, 2008....Poor Man's reverse raffle.
August 17, 2008....5th Annual Fallen Riders Memorial Fund Mystery Poker Run..rain,or shine,or bike, see flyer, $10 per person, music prizes, last bike in by 4:30 PM, see starting points on flyer,
September 13, 2008>...Spaghetti Dinner by Blue Knights Ohio VIII (tentatively).
********Additional rides can be found at http://lets-ride.com/event/ohio.htm*********
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Facts from The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund
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Important Dates in Law Enforcement History
1600's
April 1631
The City of Boston establishes the first system of law enforcement in the 13 colonies. Called the "night watch," officers served part-time, without pay.
1700's
1712
The City of Boston hires the first full-time, paid law enforcement officers in the 13 colonies.
September 24, 1789
The United States Congress creates the first Federal law enforcement officer, the United States Marshal. Thirteen U.S. Marshals were appointed by President George Washington.
May 17, 1792
New York City Deputy Sheriff Isaac Smith becomes the first recorded law enforcement officer to be killed in the line of duty. Deputy Sheriff Smith is the first of more than 2,300 Deputy Sheriffs to die in the line of duty
Find out more on the NLEOMF web site.
************** REMEMBER....ALWAYS
RIDE WITH PRIDE !!!!! |
