Anzac Day Diggers Lead Horsham March In 250 Attendance
In Horsham a crowd of about 250 Diggers led the Anzac march alongside World War II veterans. Rev. Fairlie Forrest delivered an address stressing sacrifice, peace, and unity, as wreaths were laid at the cenotaph and the torch ceremony passed to new servicemen.
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Alan Kimberler
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Legion of
Wimmer and
Arapiles Shires
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Kirsapp
Charles
Tymn
Peaver
Faichio Forrest
Hivinn
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Ilizens
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Legion of Servicemen
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Church of England
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Hersham Town
Horsham
Girl Guides
NL Rerehell
Mero Givier
Australia
New Zealand
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Britain
Moanich
N. Burchell
RUS
Fairlie Forrest
Palestine
Desert
Greece
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