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The South Eastern Times : April 28th 2015
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2 NEWS Sacrifices honoured Gratitude shown at Anzac centenary From front page COMMEMORATING: Leon Miels and WWII veteran Fred Ellis prepare to lead the procession of Anzac marchers on Saturday morning. Do you have better things to do than spend hours on your bookeeping? Do you dread preparing your Business Activity Statement each quarter? Would you like to simplify your payroll and invoicing systems? If you answered yes to any of the above I have solutions for you. Call me now to find out how I can help your business p 0407 394 029 e info@bradtilley.com.au 667741 “We must never forget the sacrifices that were made so many years ago,” Mr Gandolfi said. “Their sacrifice has given us the freedoms and lifestyle that is the envy of many throughout the world. “We owe them a debt of gratitude that we could never repay for they gave their lives for us.” After Mr Gandolfi’s address, St Alphonsus Catholic Church parish priest Father Dean Marin conducted the benediction before the lone bugler closed the ceremony with The Last Post. Representatives from the RSL, Millicent Police, SES, CFS, Millicent and District Hospital, Southend Red Cross, Rotary, Lions, Scouts and Girl Guides laid wreaths in memory of the fallen. St Anthony’s Catholic Primary, Millicent North, Newbery Park, Kangaroo Inn, Mount Burr and Tantanoola Primary school representatives also laid wreaths at the Cross of Sacrifice. Mr Williams and Mr Gandolfi laid a wreath along with a representative for Member for Barker Tony Pasin. Private wreaths were laid on behalf of Ted Lewis, the late Private Milton Stanway and the late Ron Lane. Following the mid-morning service, attendees were invited to the planting of the Lone Pine at the Millicent Civic and Arts Centre. Veterans Jack Kent, Henry Hawke and Fred Ellis planted the tree. CALL OF DUTY: Millicent Lions Club representative Alan Rolfe prepares to lay a wreath during the mid-morning service. For all your pasture, cropping, supply and spreading fertiliser needs, look to us. Phone Donald Gordon 08 8733 2996 McIntyre Road MIllIcent SA SOLEMN OCCASION: RSL Millicent sub-branch president Chris Mathias has a pensive moment before leading the mid-morning march on Anzac Day. cONquER THE cOlD THIS WINTER H WIN A $1000 bank account THESE BRANDS & MANY MORE All IN STORE NOW! BANNER MIllIcENT KENTISH PLACE, MILLICENT 5280 PH: 8733 2944 2 - The South Eastern Times, Tuesday, April 28, 2015 IN MEMORY: World War II veterans Henry Hawke, Fred Ellis and Jack Kent planted a tree at the Millicent Civic and Arts Centre in memory of the fallen and serving Australian servicemen and women. www.thesoutheasterntimes.com.au 667541 667780 • T Y • E O E C U R A C H N E O • • S H R O P
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