Moruya RSL sub-branch protects veterans from COVID-19

Updated August 13 2020 - 12:58pm, first published 11:49am
VICTORY IN THE PACIFIC: Harold Barkley, then president of Moruya RSL Sub-branch, with his son Paul at the 2018 march in Batemans Bay. He will lay a wreath in Moruya on Saturday, but Moruya sub-branch organisers request the public not attend, due to the risk of COVID-19. PICTURE: Kerrie O'Connor.
VICTORY IN THE PACIFIC: Harold Barkley, then president of Moruya RSL Sub-branch, with his son Paul at the 2018 march in Batemans Bay. He will lay a wreath in Moruya on Saturday, but Moruya sub-branch organisers request the public not attend, due to the risk of COVID-19. PICTURE: Kerrie O'Connor.

Three World War Two veterans will lay a wreath in Moruya on Saturday, August 15, but to protect the elderly men's health, the RSL sub-branch requests the public not attend.

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